The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1912, Page 4, Image 4

.iito uwmuw UAtLIf JUUKNAU tUKTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE IS, Hit
MID
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"HEAR DOWN, THEODORE,. DEAR DOWN!"
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'Need Ycu Here and Need You
Baoly," Wirt Chicago Lead
ers; They Say Colonel Will
Come.
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burry-up rU r.a.l ei r nM
tha Tfl l-.lti. m.la.Ilba William
fain it f N turl Baoator
re of Vnii Itanla. BWftetof Crane
ef Maeaarhuerlte rWM-r aitl'a-
awn af Wit;nin. held a l-i.s trft
tut a. Lalrr xxy da. lrJ lar, fa'
4 the Mel rxii atir(ti a
4rmnairaiioa In the rut of alam-dlns
lha eoeeloa Tle Tafl UeOXS admit .
htf haa arraBa-eJ M'r j
area, alttiouan i"r start a
Iba floor of lha coantwa.
Ctalrstaa lurtm of lha Near York
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fcea4 and front of Tan stearins; n
..I. annmifM- tvl ! h"
talked wlla ell dt!eaiion leadaie
fcw thai ha bad a Hit "t
ialfa deleaeUe which ehowed that
.PraaMest Tatl tUr "''
Jerlt.
' fb Taft tone will ho auantnld
lh!a aTlrmoon bjr lha arrtval of Vaaalor
Klihn Hoot of N Tor. Taffa choir
for tamporary ehalnnaB af ta coora
tioeu Boot brlaclna- a praonal moe
aa from iTaaldaol Taft to lha Tafl
iaadara-
T6 Rooaaralt loadira brajvdM lodar
ih. rharaaa advaiwad' by Taft mao that
mortar waa blr 1rtf n4 buy
Taft 4alaaiaa Tor ooau -loua.
Banalor Dtoit of Montana. Ilooaa
canrpalf maoarc, wms mad clar
thrJujh whan ha htra or inia bj
i. w immediately damandad that
CwrrtwmiB McKlnlcr. dlractoc of tba
Taft bar aau. paetry inatanca.
ROOSEVELT WILL TAKE
AS
W1ATETI
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UNDSEY
RUNNING
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Denver 'Newspaper Charges
' That Plan Hatched to Swing
Balance Held by fair Sex,
part from hata tomorrow for ChlrafO,
111 carry wllh I ham a boom for (lov-
arnor William K Ulasacot-h for lha vic
prvaldanllal nomination In lha avanl
that Theodora ftooaavalt la. nam ad l
haad tha lirarl. Tha frlalnda of Gov.
raor (Jlaaacoik baliav ha la antltlrO
to aacond placa on tha ticket from lha
fart that ha la lha original Rooaarrlt
man." On January II laat, almoat two
montha btfora the t.radcaar of tha fa
moui Rough Bldar waa toaaad Into tha
aquarad rlrcla, Oorarnor Olaaacork la.
auod a publlo atatcmanl In which ha da'
clarwl that a raraful oanraaa of lha
political MtuaUon la Waal Virginia had
oonrlnc4 him that tha paoplg of tha
lata wera ovarwhalrnlngly for Colonol
Rooaavalt for tha Republican pratldan
Hal nomination, and calling upon tha
pop! l rlfcl dclrgataa lo 1'hlrago who
would voia for Ma nomination. Fur
thermore, it la pulntrd out. tha gover
nor of Weal Virginia U the only one of
lha seven governors who prevailed on
nooeevell lo ba a candidate, who carried
hie alat aoltd In tha rnntaet for dale-gales.
EVENT TO BE HELD
"RAIN OR SHINE" IS
NOTICE SENT OUT
(Continued From Page One.)
noon, the river pageant tonight, tha roaa
ahow and battle from tha peninsula to
morrow morning, the alectrlo parade
tomorrow night, the iirdm exhibit at
the Armory Katurday and tha repetition
of the electric p.m.... Kaiurday night.
Water will not Interfere with the
wawr para1 tonight. Tha raindrops.
If lliry fail, will get an opportunity to
flaalt lark the glitter of lha Illumina
tions that will make all tha harbor a
blase of 1hf
While many vessels, fstry-llke In new
drrases of cunningly arranged electric
lights and bumlnj with red fire, make
way from tha lower harbor through tb
biasing bridges above the Hawthorne
span and back sgaln to tha lower har
bor, the aearch lights from tha Maryland
will awaep earth and heaven, and tba
effect will b as though from all the
City was arising a flame of daaallng
light
"If only tha Charmalee and the fire-
tl la ItM ti ll-e rtvear krlt
m U fee rUa4 f aMavla w--4ie.
etor4 ASmsraJ C V. (- a IM
M'e lata awraiif
Aa avilae- e ft -aae AaaUal
IVaar aaawa II lkaj 1 gfwal et
f ataae eaia aa miia aliU af lata
a laaf aia waiee Ikal aa aa.i4
fa aa saa Tl-e te( ! IM
f eilaa lag
ni be'ee. rvalJtal aalala.
rtta.a fawal. tlaaa lajr I'wtfWa-
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TiavtliM h.fciee. iiU-al
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N. Caraiaaia, I'kiittaka Moiea. tall
txaaka, Mae Ca, Italia, 1-aetle A
Junaa. M 1 .Mi 1. $ Ha'taer. Maud.
!A It. Maria, n4 lm Hexk
AUH, II W. Hall. W J fjae.aa. M' J
Herautt. Auala. A. H I. tltvagae. Had
W lag. J t install. Maiy V Muw, Ha
but-d O il, 1.11 1 la Uiani. Iexils ltcl
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lariut. Vaecouer, Weau . aituaa,
UtrtiH.n k.bfrlrd. aa Otter. It
Wiritr.jii ailiigaraa, A N Ktaala. W him.
T. IHrJ.nll. Umgo. W. r. Urunew.
Tie juugas af the pelade tonight are
John M A. Laua. J. 0. Knillsh an t d-
waid Holmes.
las Ira eG was Ve OwwiaUb.
To all narlUlpallBf In Ike parade Ad
miral Coo:ar -as laavad inetruct lone
w hit h aarte la show epa laloia jual I ow
the iM will be epetale'd end Its
divlalona.
t ua K. work buata, al lha IHiilUnd
Mouring Mill company's dock. rirtli g
lo I'aptaln W. I. lirxr af lha I i a
C'laaaea It gad t' ooala, abin and
open runabuuts, al lh raclfie Klevatur
dix k. r'lHirtlng lo 1'atilaln C. H. Hrown
of tha Uetaey fl.
'The larwde will move whan lha flra
boat George II Wllllama bluaa one
blast of hr whistle, about Is p. m
"All boat a ars reauaeted 10 be on kand
at "10 p. in , to enable them lu gat
their fireworks from the fire barge.
which will h muorrd si Oceanic dx.k
al IS" p. n. Uy holding lha lighted
end of the red flra elli-ks and electn
sparklers over tha water there will ba
t.o danger of fire.
a4 awlweaa WJJllf 1 aatte Vaiarw4
S4.J Mtaittr taa.aa Maaa la IM kM
Sag tas sa4ea a ltaKa4aiki
eaaaaa a ISa aaaaia. , U aaw wweas
rwe 1 ieet last f Sag a la atlea-4
Ika amiual aeaikaa Taa MAae I a. r eaa t-aia auaai
a4wa4 ta aM ta aaiaaaef I W:a . A llli
4i ia wt lAa t tl 4 teallttawial ' ' ,
seat eat twaa. - - - Creaaa allead Ckeae Uaa laae 4a
Roso Festival VUUort
1 Awe e aale aa.a IIMliI mt9t
ta lie dig ef ertlaa4 It-at eaa s.e
r-a al ? -r kaaaa a ke4i,
-e bf 4V taaik.a tiaAafef a-a.
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Visitors Are Learning of
Sulphurro s Wonderfiil Power
New Medicine Is Coast Sensation'
LIQUID COMPOUND OF SULPHUR, BRINGING RF
UEF TO MAWYTI10USANDS
Cures Tell Own Story
Rheumatlfrn, Dlood, Skin. Stomach and Other DitorJcn
YiU to Common-SenAO Trettmcnt and
Nature's Remedy.
So Ions May Attend Cnarendoni.
(Cailad reeaa laae Wire. I
Waalilngton. June II. Aa the raault
of a "gentlemen's agreement" negotlat-
Sulphurro
Sold by
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
America's Largest Drugstore,
Orders by Mail Frosaptlj rilled.
Builira s nsiiv ewres ef disease ta
all I '.a weeiein atal.e ale briaglng fortk
.a. la mat lone ef wander aad admirana
frvta li.a ihouMtads af eaai.ra iaita
whtt aia ihrvngiag lha galea of fvrl
Isn4 and vlbar aertkWealara tllle
Heetdenla or thla art of lha ewuairy
are Ue-.vntmg mora a ad mora eathual-
tile u.r Kiilpkurra's poaera aa lly
laata wl.at inia new lulpbur lueduine
is sjcomplLhlng la thousand of baroas
No retna.tr was ever give a mare
cordial reception than Hull-burr a, and
II las wall merited lis rnendi wei
m. Ilcilnnlag with the ftral la
aurats for Mutphurra mad. by frlende
i t Mr C M t Biewait. t.f Heatlle. Ihe
originator, unlit new. whea the entire
l-a.lflo roaal has been InforiueO of kul
i.hurroa curailva effexle by Ha bane.
flri.riee. Hulpnurra hae proved the
friend af the ailing and tha Buffering
Ipkarro sjleaa Saiara a Okaaa.
Ilullihurro'e wide range of benrfits Is
acounted for by the fj I thai li cieare
tonea and purlftaa tha ayelern enabling
natiire to reaf5fa health In tha affected
uarts The Ilia and dleeeere which tiave
their rout In blood linpurttiea are ai
moat without number. The first rs
ulslte Is to remote the dleaaaa germs
and linburlttee that Infeel the blmxl
Then tha bUxvt can rartalr and build
wherever ne.eaarjr Buf If lha blood
remain. Impure It Is uaeleee 10 treat
with Ux-al medicines, or for the one af
fection with which tba patient may be
auf frrlng.
Fo It Is thst rheunuillswi. blood, skin.
stomach, snd other dlsessrs without
ntnnler nava rx-en nriven aai oj i-ui-
phttrm made from nature's antiseptic
and germicide sulphur. Thle fact Is
nested wllh most convincing force by
dosens upon dosens of letters from
hoee who hare been restored to health
nd strength by Mr. Stewart's medicine
These letters will gladly be shown to
ny one who deal res. at tha office of
he C. M t Stewart Hulphur Co, TI Co
lumbia St.. Seattle. Wash.
aJphwrro's Meads Are ZeSgion.
If you ars a visitor, aak your friends
who live here about Kulphurro's suc
oeaa. Tou ran scarcely meet a real-
deal af lha northwest wha Is not lak.
I Hutpburra, or who baa lol ha 4
family er ftl.nda beasfllad by II. Its
a relate Kavs beea wpoa thOAtaands of
taegv.ee Kvaa before utpborro be
came known I h rough lha newepapara
a.ateraere w ho bad bean cured Ihtaugrt
lla waa began ta ae4 II la ailing friends
ar retail tee In tha eastern stalee. aa
etulpJitjrrv baa become knew la great,
e ar leaa degree ta every ataia la tha
union, evaa without aa perl a I publicity.
Inta foreign count nee lla fame fas
spread sad boll lee af II are In use In
all pa.it s af tha srerld.
buck merveleualy wlda uaa ef lha
aew Llould sulphur compouad la In It
elf evldenca ef carattve pow.r which
Pulphurra eierclaaa aver lha human
system. Tel from Ida first Mr. rtlew
art has made neither elalra nor boaal
fr feulphurro. lla friends have spread
tha "ulphnrro goapeL Bo plaaaad and
gratified ware they at restoration ef
health that they a I once beeame agents
ror lha spreading af good ttawa. Their
Influence la working Inta wider snd
wider circles each pa (.lag day
Jaharre tba Oeaaaaoa emae Kesaady.
Hutphurra la baaed on such well
Ubliehed prlaclplaa. and tha I real men I
Is In such l)a I a arcard with crniirivnl
aenaa. that ona need not ba aurpriiet
at Ita accomplishment Mr. Ptewsrt
hsa prepared a moat Inlsreatlng little
booklet which tell ytu all about lha
ulphurro treatment, and point nut In
plainest faahlnn tha road to health. He
shows why disease germs and Impurl
Ilea cannot remain In lha system when
fiulphurro enters. Tha book Is valu
able and helpful It will ba forwarded
to you upon requeat. or you will find
It accompanying each bottle of Sulphur
ro at the drug stores. Bottles sell for
10 cents snd 110.)
No cass of rheumatism has been
known to hold out against 8ulphurro
when tha dlrectlona wera studiously
followed. What Sulphurro haa dona
for a host of othsra In curing rheum
atism aad a multitude of other diseases
It will do for you. Tou will find the
Hulphurro bath St onra restful, refresh
ing and beneficial In affecting curea.
i JL . I . - .'J . !! H.-
"Low Prices Are Our Chief Attraction"
Groceries, Bakery, Family Liquors,-Women's Shoe Shining Stand in Basement.
AU Ice Cream .Sodas oc--Lunch in our Cafeteria in the Basement, best foods
at popular prices Portland apents for Butterick Patterns and Publications.
Portland agents for American Lady and Gossard Lace Front Corsets.
ritmA P. I.eaaed Wlre.l
i Denver. June IS. Charging a Hoom-
lt nlan to capture the votes or a mn
lion women who will hold the balance
of . power throuphout the nation nen
November, the lnver Republican de
clares today that Judge Bun H. I.lndscy.
( of the Juvenile couii iu-ir. uuim .......
and reformer, may be Jtooseveii s run
ning mate.
' Mrs. Parah Tlatt Decker an.l I.lmlxey,
' the paper snya, conferred here before
J " Judge 1-lnJney etarted east, with the
I result that Mrs. Decker reca to inrow
f ... her Influence among the western suf
( fraglsts to a ticket headed by Rooaevelt
nd Llndsey. whether this ticket Is a
"' regular Bepubllcan ticket or a bolt
K ticket
la return for this, says the nepubli
; can, Mrs. Pecker Is to get the nomliiH
tlon, to congrcHS from a Colorado dis
l ' trlct.; receiving Roosevelt's personal
support. This plan, says the paper,
caused Roosevelt's announcement -.
terday In favor of woman suffrage.
Mrs. Decker was formerly president
of the National. Federation of Wo nn's
Clubs and has slways been an active
' suffragist. It Is reported that il in lier
.. ambition to he the first woman to oc
cupy a seat In congreHs.
DIXON DARES TAFT
-AIDES TO PRODUCE
'' BRIBED DELEGATES
(T'nltd Pre i.en.ed U'lre.t
Chicago, June 13.- Furious at pub
lished charges by Congressman Mc
' Klnley, director of the Taft bureau, that
. RooKvelt leailers win- resorting to
bribery to rontrol the national conven
'v tlon. Senator Joseph SI. Dixon of Slon
i Una, Roosevelt's campaign manager,
Issued today the following statement:
' "I date them to name any of our
men they say were involved In the brlb
: ery Of delegates. In this fight it is a
cacc Of Mt'Kinley being a pot and calj-
- lng the kettle black. Let him name the
Roosevelt men who offered a bribe to a
Taft delegate ur the delegate accepting
the bribe.
McKlnley In Glass House.
"McKlnley is in a Klass house. A na
tlonaltommlUet;nian vvlio l voting ttitti
us was offered a federal mnrsbal.Hhlp
- If he would go over to Taft. 1 told him
1 not to 'take an phony money, for his
nama-would never see the light of dav
when 1t can-.e- to confirmation in the
senate."
Senator Dixon said lie was in a posi
tion to give the rame of the cominlUee
: man; and added:
"I want a showdown from McKlnley
cm the bribe charges. If Is easy enough
to ptJt, out cheap claptrap. rilcKinley is .
like a, cuttlefish which muddles the.
water to its own hideousness may not
be eeen. They know we are not using
disreputable methods to secure deles
Katea like that bunch at the Coliseum
ineir who already are guilty of steal
ing' mote than '100 votes.-'
. genktor Dtxon talked with Colonel
Roosevelt OVtr the telephone today and.
then conferred with Amos Pinchot, Con
gressman William Kent of California,
leorga : ferkina. afedill- McCormick,
forflref Secretary of tha Interior James
R Garfield. Alexander P. : Moore of
Pittbtirg.and 'William Allen Whtt qf ;
asnsaa -v ' v ". ' y ' ;
i White called the natlaal . commute-1
itn , orb of liighblmlers." . j
For Roosevelt and Glasscock .
"Oiafieatoiv ,W. Va., Jtin U.-rTbe
Cast Virginia ,4ele"ttes to tha Repub
can BiUonal coove-ntion. -who Will, de-. i
60c Laces 24c
Dainty French and German Val
Laces, Edges and Insertions, good
qualitieg, widths to 1 inches,
worth 60c. Put up in one dozen
yd. pieces special, per piece, 24)
ETerythinc to eat and wear under one roof.
Lowest prices always. k
A 8665 IJr
"Low Prices Are Our Chief Attraction"
Men's and Boys' Clothing on Balcony at lowest prices Shoes for the entire
family at lowest prices Best Millinery values in town Delicious Cakes and
Pies of our own baking "Banquet Hall" the best Coffee on the market; it ajocs
farthest. Kosher Meats and Sausages in Basement Delicatessen Lowest Prices
MARSHALL 4900,
Bedding, Curtains, Drapery Goods of all kinds
on Fourth Floor.
il in lr May
99 TT 1
- m m a at
OOJ1
te Sale
19c Collars 9c
Women s embroidered Collars, new
styles, well embroidered, IV2
high, all sixes from 12'2 to 14Vb-
A regular lto value, on sale here
tomorrow at special price of Us
15c to 25c Wash Goods at 9c
. 1 '
Positively the greatest "Wash Goods sale ever announced in this city. 389 pieces,
nearly 20,000 yards, of bright, new Wash Dress Goods go on sale tomorrow at a
price that will enable you to save about one-half of your anticipated outlay. The
showing includes "Voiles, Batistes, Tissues, Lawns, Organdies, Dimities, Longcloths,
Percales and Ginghams. All fresh, crisp 1912 materials none worth less than Qp
15c and on up to 25c; all go on sale tomorrow morning at, the yard only uu
10c Ribbons at 6c
Wash Ribbons of extra good qual
ity, 1, V-2 and 2 inches wide;
white, pink, blue, lavender and
red block pattern. Values are 80
and lOo per yard buy them here
tomorrow at special price of 6
25c Ribbons at 12c
Good, heavy quality all-silk, taf
feta and satin taffeta Ribbons;
black, white and all wanted colors,
3 to 4 inches wide. Grades that
sell regularly at 19c and 25c a
yard, special tomorrow, yd., 12
15c Ribbons at 9c
Fancy all-silk Ribbons, l-inch,
Dresden and Persian patterns, in
light and dark effects, printed
floral designs 3'2 inches wide. Ex
cellent for millinery and neckwear
Worth 15o yard, tomorrow at 9
Three Great Friday Silk Specials
$1.50 Silks at 89c
sa-
lful
Af QQr Tra '"'ae 611k Mes
Oft- lines, with beautl
lustrous, finish, destined to be use-d
extensively by ladles of discrimi
nating taste. ror snirt waists,
handsome party gowns, street wear
or lining purpose, choose rrom
llsrht blue, cream, rose pink, reseda,
old rose, malse, gray, tan, navy,
black or white-; 11.60 value. 89c yd.
85c Silks at 59c
Af CQ 6-lnch "Tub Silks."
Rajah weave. For out
ing purposes, seashore or mountain
wear. This fabric Is just right.
Woven vary firmly for hard arvlc
and will stand laundering. Comes
In raisin, old rose, gobelin, ;rayj
Alice, lilac, jasper and green, xard
wide, SF.0 value. At 69c.
65c Silks at 39c
A OQ-, 20 "pieces "Washable,
Habutal. yard wide.
White grounds, with hairline, and
wider Stripea of gobelin, lilac, pink, '
light blue, black and gray, A most
desirable silk for dainty cool gowns,
shirt waists, shirts or lining pur
poses. The colors ara fast and will
not fade. They won't last long
Friday at 89c yard.
Men's 75c Underwear at 34c
Men's Shirts and Drawers, light-weight lisle and
combed Egyptian balbriggan in white and pearl gray;
long and short sleeves; the quality selling regularlv at
69 and 75c on sale tomorrow at only .54
Women's $1.25 Union Suits 89c
$2 Lingerie Waists at 89c
Another great Lingerie Waist Sale beckons to you! The values
are far greater than any you'll find outside of this store 1 You'll
coincide with this claim when you see the Waists. These details
about them : There are an even hundred dozen of them ; there(
are Fancy Waists, lace and embroidery trimmed, tucked and also
plain tailored effects, and the very popular shirt styles; tne price
they are offered at just about covers the cost of materials. We
secured the lot by taking a manufacturer's surplus 6tock. So
come tomorrow and select from 1200 waists worth up to $2.00
at only 89t. ' v
New Showing; Serge Dresses
Special at $7,98 and $9.98
These are the Dresses you've been watching for patiently and
were worth waiting for. The models show the Very latest touches
of style newness the workmanship is perfects-choice of blue,
white, tan. brown and all other wanted colors. ., Very special val
ues at $7.98 and $9.98.
$3.50 House Dresses at $2.19
A hie Brnnmonr nt TTnnafl Tresses will make its first aDDearance
tomorrow. Made of corded chambrays, ginghams, figured and
barred percales some have long, others short sleeves high or
low collars, fastened in front. These garments are well , worth
$3.50 and go on sale tomorrow at only $2.19.
100 dozen Women's Fine French Lisle Union Suits, the 6heer, com
fortable kind, and a make that is particularly recognized for its
perfection of fit. Daintily silk taped, low necks and knee-length
drawersrfinished with lace; made as a special leader by the manu
facturer to retail at $1.25; our very special "Holtz Sale" price
Friday -only; 'each...' v. . .. . . . . .'. '. .... ,V. .-! ..... . , .W .89
$1.75 Gowns, Tomorrow at $1.19
FM-ove gowns of nainsook and f
cloth, . empire or yoke 'Btylae,,- jj
eniBroiuerjr inmniev, - aiao - torcnon
or Val. laca. Tokes and sleeees of
. some hare mar I ace than materials
ara vary elaborate. -
To $1.00 Shell Goods, 19i
Combs, Barettes, Bandeaux; some
50,000 pieces of Back Combs, Side
are plain, some mounted in rhine
stones and all kinds of filigree
designs. Values to $1 at, ea., 1B0
Bargain Circle, by the elevator
35c Infants' Hose at 19d
35c Infants' Bote 19 Silk and
cotton Hose, in red, white, black,
blua, brown, pink; an exceptional
.value, . Some Half Hosa included
in the lot. . . , " .
$1.50 Combinations 98
An . exceptional value in combina
tions, made o lpngcloth, with deep
yoke of torehon lace -and embroid
ery run with ribbon : corset eorer
and drawers joined by beading ran
wiL3 xibDon ; drawers lac eded
50c Infants' Shoes, 33?
50c Infants' Shoes 33tf Infants'
soft-soled Shoes, kid and patent
leather, lace or button styles, sizes
0 to 3, in good assortment of col
ors, white, tan, blue, brown, red
and black, also black with blue,
tan or white uppers.
75c Corset Covers at 49
76c Corset Covers 49 teep
eyelet embroidery yoke Corset Cov
ers of longeloth, -lace edge, run
with wash ribbon, fly front.
75c Corsets at Only 49d
Medium-weight eontil, weironed,
long hips, medium bust, four hose
supporters A goo4 , ebrset for
Summer 'wear. --'': tl- v""
Nazareth Walsjts, spL 12i
Tapad over shoulder, pia tubes 'for
hose aupporra; sixes 2 te 12.
svv mill fes
"Holtz Sale" Shoe Specials
"Boya Hiker ?hoes," tzen 11 to
2, tomorrow at spc' price, $1,98
Extra Special- Sold elsewhere - at
$2.50, sizes 2V, to5l$, at $2.19
Children's "E. G " Skitffers, the
ideal vacation shoes, on sale Sat
urday. The most complete line in
Portland. Tans and blacks, in but
ton and laoe, whit buck and, tan
and black, one-strap pumps, broad,
foot-form lasts, with heavy soles.
Sites 4 to 9, special at $1.60 j
Sixes Q's to I0irpgcial, gl.'89f
S'ixes ltd 2ipecial al $2.29
CHILDEEN'S, WHITE SHOES
White canvas, broad toe, button
Shoes, sizes -8 to 11, at $1.69
Sizes 11 to 2, tomor'w, $2.19
White 'Nubuck, best grades, new
last, button .styles, 8-11, $2.39
Sizes liya to 2, special at $2.69
Misses' and children's white two
strag Slippers, with low heels.
Sizes 5 to 8, special at $1.19
Sixes 8 to 104, special, $1.29
Sixes 11 to 2, special at $1.49
rajhavy chrome. tan Moccasins,
sixes 11 to.2, special, only $1.35
Sires 3 to 3, special tom'w, $1.65
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