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Newspaper Page Textid. 1 V c, i:V f;, ' ':'!V.V, i' A ! 1" - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY -EVENING, AUGUST 15. ' 1912 DEATH PENALTY IS ; DECLARED M IRelic of Barbarism and Un worthy of 20th Qentury," t ; - I. Says Pastor. ' 5 tiu inni.i rl An .hi. Dr. R i fliold BllfbU pastor of.ttMtL0 Angola T Fellowship, iind head of an org-anlsa- Jtlon Opposed to Capital iramirnneni, o " ! clared today 'the execution of seven murderers at Bins; fling prison. Nw 3 '. York, to he a crime sgalnst aclence and : civilisation. 3 "It waa a rello of barbarism and I -unW6Tthy of the twentieth century,' ' rr PKoht aM "it mnfelv- wii an ad Jmlaaion that society does nj)t knbw Jwhaf to do with Its criminals, and " Sth.r.fnra Villa them. It WII vindictive Jar.d Inhuman. W must find a better iway." I -KTrk Ta.i.s itvim fowles. nrfsldsn --cfth9 tat Federation of Women's clubs, deplored conditions permuting J thf wholeeale execution, and advocated . ju4ns.r1 Ama.nA for in investigation I to find an '"effective substitute for the . 'death penalty. X ' "Waahlngton, Aug. 13. Senators and ; eongresamen are chary about exprenn ) laa .hf.. An .nltal niinllhlllKnt 4 Mre-Robert.Xa Follette, wife of the -it s Wisconsin oniui, J' "The xeoutions In Now York emph 1 t.l. ..a In at anrtatv. Caul rim n m vuh.Bw ....- - t i nnniihmini tanria to increase rather ' ! than obviate . crlm I do not think i we) riaie ougni iu -:.miinni hi an tvll effect uoon . ; the' publlo. Capital punishment ought I not to exist in America, or any umor civilised country." vpifiHT tf mm IIIUUIII ILLUV u : MEETING NOT CALLED V lUpIylBf to atatemente of P. T. riaher, a member of the Republican . oounty central committer, who-charged that bo refused to call a meeting of the full committee to consider the local 7 political situation as It has now shaped Utaelf. Chairman R. C. Wright of the . ? committee today aald ha does not feel J like assuming responsibility of calling uch meeting because of the expense 'saleaa the Idea is approved by the x- JcntlT commlttea of 11 l -ra not aware that any -eonsider- able" number of the committee Is dls ' satisfied with the action of the execu ;tiv eommlttee," said Mr. Wright today. I "Jt"snsher himself la the only mem Jber JPknow that la out for Roosevelt :He told tne he waa for the bull moose, jand said he wanted a meeting of the - full committee resolution could be Introduced to condemn the Republican 'delegates at Chicago who voted for Root for chairman of the national conven Itlon. - "1 told him 1 did not believe the com f mlttee would favor any such resolution. I did not tell him he should resign if dissatisfied, but did ask him why he does not resign sines he is in sym pathy with the bull moose movement and has left the Republican party. He seemed to think he ought to stay on the committee because he was elected by ' xne KepuDiicans or bis precinct. "As to calling a meeting of the full committee of 190 members there is considerable- expense" attached to it I do sot feel that the members of the com mittee ought to be called on to chip In and pay the expense unless there is urgent need for a meeting. I under : stand the executive committee has full i- power to act for the full committee. "The executive committee was not ap. pointed by me. The full committee i, voted not to leave the selection to the chairman, and each ward in the city and outside districts elected its own mem bers. "I told Mr. Fisher I would put his , request ror a meeting hp fore the exec SAYS HER MONKEY , IS ABLE TO TALK Ann&belle Henderson. New York, Aug. IS. Annabelle Hen derson, daughter ' of Mrs. C A. Hender son, wife of a former husbanl of the present Mrs. Augustus F. Heinsei who on her' arival here after a tour cf Eu rope, surprised her friends with new pet The pet is a monkey, which Miss Henderson says can talk, and whlc,h was given to her by a titled Britisner. out of courtesy to the Brltlshei she saye. she named tne monkey Jimmy. When Jimmy travels he occupies a cage that at one time housed a parrot and Mlsa Henderson thinks that he must have picked up some of the chatter that the parrot left behind. Mrs. David Martin, widow of the late chief Justice of Kansas, and Mr. O. W. Gillespie, are here from Kansas City, visiting their sister, Mrs. Charles L. Botsforef bf tit Twentieth strett, Port land Heights. tlve committee and abide lay Us action. lJ admit that In the pressure of other Uslneas last Tuesday I forgot it The 'committee will mpfct again tomorrow and th matter will "theaba placed be--.tore It" r- .WORKMAN AT LUMBER I CAMP LOSES BOTH LEGS (Special to Tbt Jonrael.t Clatskanle, Or., Aug. 13. Ira West, Taon 6f " John Weef , rig!ner oh Benson's I railroad here, while working in a lum-.. - uer emmp near et. neiens, Decern en- - tengUd-hr thocrtgging of a donkey en gine yesterday afternoon and both legs werejrouna orrDrore he could be res cued. Tie was taken to the Good Sa maritan hospital at Tortland. A Wonderful Tonic That Aids Digestion Thousands are unable to digest cer tain kinds of food. In most cases it Is not the fault of the food, nor the stom ach. It is probable that the stomach has been abused. Many resort to pre- digested' foods and various kinds of medicines to get relief from dyspepsia. indigestion and heartburn, but without permanent benefit If your stomch was in perfect con dition you would not need medicine to digest the foods you eat Jayne's Tonlol Vermifuge is a stomach regulator. .It gets the stomach In such a condition that it will digest food without other assistance. It overcomes the acidity and stimulates the coating of the stom ach and1 Intestines so that thy will properly absorb and asglmllafe the nu triment from the food eaten. Sufferers from dyspepsia and Indigestion will find permanent relief In a short time after beginning the use of the tonic. For children, the addition of a little sugar win make it most palatable. Many forma of supposed Indigestion are the result of intestinal parasites, for which Jayne's Tonlo Vermifuee Is tmsurpassed. Insist upon Jayne's; ac cept no other. Millions have pralaed it for more than eighty years. Sold bv druggleta everywhere. Dr. D. Jayne & Bon, Philadelphia, Pa. Health and Beauty Advice BY MRS. MAG MARTYN. Alea M : A plain qulnaoln hair tonlo ".will quickly stop the Irritation, and soothe your tender scalp. To prepare, .pour 1 ounce 'qulnzoln Into H pint alco 'jo and to this add hi pint water. Vising this qulnzoin tOfilo regularly banlahes dandruff end excp'ss olllnes", makes the scalp healthy and indure an abundsnt growth of even-colored, fluffy, brilliant ' Ealr. MyTa S. : I know you feel uncomfort able carrying arouml en much fat this hot weather, but If you dissolve 4 I ounces parnotls In 1H pints hot water and take a tablcspuonful before meals f you will soon regain your former weight I ani shapely figure The parnotls' lte.t, ! meet is quite harmless and diuffoiveg theNtat without any present or future 111 effects. After your weight la where you want It. your flesh will he solid and the skin fr from wrinkles Then, too, this method d"es not tall for diet ing or violent exerrlse. Bride: The skin on your hands and face will be of a velvety softness and frea from blemish tf you apply each day a plain almoioln rrm-Mly mado by adding 1 ounce almnZoln to pint cold water In which has been stirred 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine. This cream Jelly is elegant for ridding ..the skin of flmples. blackheads, freckles, lints and hat "muddy" condition. It also rounds ut hollows and lends a charming tint f and youth-lrok to prematurely aged - skin; You will find the almonoln cream- Jelly far superior to anything, you ever "used.' and it positively wI14 not grow hairs. Ethel: fee a delatone paste and you will be quickly rid of those annoying hairs. with some water mix enough powdered delators to cover the hairs not -wanted. Apply, and after 2 or 3 min utes, rub off and wash the skin. This removes every trace of hair and leaves the skin firm and smooth. Mrs. Bdb: FtragVlV eyebrow can he artr-ttr rmu 1 rr tmvir and- irltlrr tf -nr-- roxln be applied occasionally with fore 'flnger. For short lashes, apply pyroxln at lash roots with forefinger and thumb and they will come in long and curly. Be careful nd don't get any pyroxln xhcregto hair la wanted Edith: Aching eye muscles do not In. dlcate a pressing need for glasses. Try In ,? im"1," ye tonl anJ I am sure VilLIinA PromPt relief: In 1 pint clear cold water- dissolve 1 ounce crys- : Mch daCf?ut 2 6r 3 drop, of this In the eye. The crystos eye " tonic is especially nice for granulated lids ibiiiuvo roreign particles. To Jini1 :JLeansMt vnni'hV., fenl"n will eiot' cause your hair to become "massy" and hn mia,ha1?tln lf yo," snai"poo frfquently with canthrox. .lust--dissolve a tea' spoonful of canthrox In a cup hot water and yop will have sufficient mixture for a thorough cleansing Canthrox cre ates a wealth of thick, oreamv lather that gently and completely removes every atom of dust, dandruff and ex cess oil Its use keeps the scalp clean "?i ",",'?' h nn1 '"fir's an abundance of brilliant hair even In color and of a soft. ,silken fluff, fter a canthrox shampoo the hair dries quickly and is easy to do up in any style. Mrs. R M. : You must discard pow ler and prt-asy rreams. because these clog the pores and cause the skin to grow rouch. blotchy, oily and freckled. I sing this slmfMe. Inexpensive lotion will soon clear your skin and give to It that delightful youth tint so much ad mired. Into H pint witch hazel (or hot rvater)Jt.,r & teaPonfuls glycerine, then add 4 ounces spurmax. Apply spar ingly to the-skln and rub lightly until dry The spurmax lotion Is Invisible when on and Imparts a vetvetv pmooth ns to the skin. It 1s especially fine for hot weather, because perspiration does not spot it, nor does it rub off. O. I,. Tt ' VnilP rit.m cleanser and tonic. Into H pint alcohol pour. 1 ounce kardene, then add cup- rui sugar .ana not water to make a quart. A tablespoonful before meals Is the dos, and a course of ihl irMi .m eliminate all poisons from the body. hH!d up wat. worn Tissues and irfve to you full health, strength and energy. This tonic Is nnrtlpulftfii. aa annetltn anrl fVint "all . ... I Ing. Keeping the kardene tonic, handy I for emergncy use often avoids serious! sickness and doctor's bills. 1 Portland Agents for All Butterick Patterns and Publications, Nemo,; American Lady and ; Gbssarctj C- ' Vv ' ' ' I I w A' Lace Front Corsets Sahlin Waists-rCrex RugsBest .of Foods Served in OurjBasement Cafeteria Marshall 4900 A-6665 MXolts Oornarn rtfth aad Washlogtoa Special Luncheon, 20c TKZXO XXOOB in our Women's Third-Floor Lunch Club tomor row we will serve the following luncheon at too: Soup Purse of Navy Bean Croutons. Choice of Baked Chinook Salmon, aux Fine Hsrba Frlcasee of Veal. New Peas. Leg Of Spring Lamb. Browned Potatoes. ' Lima Beana Cabinet Pudding. Lemon. Mines. A ' Coffee, Tea or Milk. -i- 1 . n All Day Sale Knee Pants On the balcony tomorrow all dy, entir stock of boys' all-wool and wonted knlckcrbockr Pants on sale at special reductions: Up to $1.00 values all day tomorrow st 59 Up to $1.25 values all day tomorrow at 704 Up to 1JQ values all day tomorrow at 88 Marshall 4900. A-6665 1 "Xolta Oontet" rtfth and WashUftoa lees day Hon wlj Sal at the Holtz Store--"Holtz Corner" ' 11 11 1 1 11 i 1 1 " ' " 1 i i With one bound this store hat sprung into public favor. Its progressiveness is appreciated by every callefT" The indomitable ambition to undersell is bound and determined to make this store a perma nent leader in department circles in this city. We're forging to the front We're giving the people such values as were positively unobtainable before we opened our store. We can undersell them all and are doing it. Read what follows then come and ask any salesman or floor-walker they will direct you. FROM 8 to 9 A. M. Best 7c Prints Only Zltc a Yard 8 to 9 a. m. During this hour, 3000 yards of best American Prints, in light, .medium and dark grounds and in extensive variety .kefpeat patterns.- Jhe best 7c 9 rPriirts. Special during" this hour at 02V FROM 9 TO 10 A. M. 12c Crah Toweling at 6c a Yard 9 to 10 a. m. During this hour unbleached crash Toweling, mill ends, running from 1 to S-yard lengths. Regularly 12-cent values. We are placing this Toweling on sale p during this one hour tomorrow at Ol FROM 10 TO 11 A. M. T" FROM 11 A. M. TO 12 NOON 122c Wide Percales at 8c Yard 10 to 11 a. m. During this hour our regu lar wide 12y$c Percale, in an extensive as sortment of light, medium and dark color ings: in stripes, checks and conven- O-, tjonaV, designs; 2yic values at, yard Ot 10c Furniture Cretonnes Only 5c 8 to 9 a. m. During this hour we will sell 2500 yards of furniture Cretonnes; mill ends, 2 to 10-foot lengths, in a wide variety of new colorings and designs at this exceedingly low price for one hour OK $1.25 Lawn Kimonos Special 39c 9 to 10 a. m. During this hour a Urge as sortment of Short Kimonos, made rof pretty figured lawn, paneled, pointed or square collars; some are trimmed with Val. QQ lace; our regular $1.25 values, atOt JO. I p 65c Merc'ized Table Damask 29c 11 to 12 a. m. During this hour, 1000 yards 58-in. mercerized Tsble Damask, mill ends, i to 3 yaras in iengin; wiae assortment of new patterns. A OQ regular 65-eent values, special at wv 25c to 35c Fancy Ribbons at 15c 10 to 11 a. m. During this hour, fancy Rib bons in checks, stripes and flowered effects; also some plain ribbons; a wonderfully at tractive assortment to choose from. " ff Regular 25c to 35c values at, yard Atll $1.25 Combinations Only 79c 11 to 12 a. m Combination Corset Cov ers, with drawers or skirts. Made of fine nainsook, prettily trimmed with laces bohs. and embroideries and rib- HQ : Regular $1.25 value, at wt Women's $1.00 Waists Only 39c 8 to 9 a. m. During" this hour we. place on sale women's Waists in plain mannish styles and lingerie effects; made of cotton cor duroy, madras, batiste, dimity or QQ lawn; handsome collar effects, at 0JL 10c Fancy Ribbons at 3c a Yard 9 to 10 a. m. During this hour all silk fancy Ribbons, 1-inch wide, light and dark Dresden patterns; actually worth 10 cents the yard. Placed on special sale at Q this one hour's selling at only, yard Ot To 20c Figured Scrims Special 10c 10 to 11 a. m. Nearly 50 places o( figured Scrim, in as many patterns; 36-inch allover and bordered effects, fast colors, tan, green, gray, brown and cream grounds. 1A. Regular 20-cent values, foe this hour Ivt $1.75 Twee Deedle Hats at 95c 11 to 12 a. m. The much-wanted "Twee Deedle" Hats, of cloth, of corduroy, of velvet; black, tan, blue and fancy effects. Best $1.75 values, specialized for QKp this one hour's selling at only atlv 8c Torchon Laces Only 2c a Yard 8 to 9 a. m. During this hour we offer 10, 000 yards of Torchon Laces, in a wide as sortment of new patterns; widths up to 2 inches. Best 8c values will be on O special sale for this one hour only at C -I- 20c Drapery Satines at 10c Yard 9 to 10 a. m. During this hour, on the fourth floor, 100 pairs of drapery yalues in wide assortment of new colors and designs. They are 36 inches in width and 1 A, the values run to 20 cents, special XUL $3.00 Silk Petticoats Only- $1.49 10 to 11 a. m. During' this hour, on the second floor, Messalina Silk Petticoats, . in the most desired plain and changeable col ors. Made with deep pleats and M AQ flounces; regular $3 values, at tJjXeTCe $7.50 Linen Suits at Only $2.50 11 to 12 a. m During this hour, wom en's Suits, of natural color linens, made with shawl collar and are trimmed with pearl buttons, plain waist. PO CA Regular $7.50 values, at only DaietJl 25c Embroidered Bands Only 10c 8 to 9 a. m. During this hour Embroidered Bands; the material of a fine Swiss, the patterns new and dainty; the widths from 1 to yt inches. They are actual 1 A 25-cent values, special for this hour LUC Girls' 75c Middy Blouses for 39c 9 to 10 a. m. During this hour, balance of our stock of girls' Middy Blouses. They come in sizes 12, 14 and 16. Are made of fine lawn, have navy blue collar OQ and cuffs. Regular 75c values, at Oil $1.00 Night Dresses Special at 59c 10 to 11 a. m. During this hour, on the third floor, women's Night Dresses, made of good quality longcloth and cambric muslin; prettily trimmed with embroidery, PA Regularly sold at $1.00, this hour 0J Child's 75c Crepe Dresses 39c 11 to 12 a. m. Children's white crepe Dresses, trimmad with blue or pink; have Dutch neck and short sleeves; suitable for boys and girts; sizes from 2 QQp to.. 4 years; 75c to $2 values, at Oal From 12 to 2 P. M : Specials for Bosy Men and Women From 1 2 to 2 P. M. Men's $1.50 Shirts on Sale for 79c 12 to 2 p. m. During these two hours another great" Shirt sale. Men's Negli gee Shirts, with plain or pleated bos oms, stiff or soft, French cuffs, fast color percales and madras. Best "7 A $1.00 values are iuC Men's 20c and 25c Socks, Pair 15c 12 to 2 p. m. During these hours men's fast black and tan Socks, double at sole, toes and heel; perfectly seam less. The sock sold all over town at 20c to 25c. Here from 12 to 2 -l r at, pair IOC Men's 25c Wash Ties Special 10c 12 to 2 pm. During these two hours 100 dozen men's new Wash Ties in all the wanted colorings and patterns. These sold regularly at 25c. A From 12 fa 2 p. m. they go at IUC 75c-$l Balbriggan Underwear 39c 12 to 2 p. rn. During these hours men's Balbriggan Underwear shirts and drawers perfect fitting all sizes. Flawless workmanship; felled French seams. Gusseted drawers. 75c QA and $1.00 values at ejlC Four-Ply Collars 5c, or Six for 25c 12 to 2 p. m. During these hours we will sell men's 4-ply Collars that have all the style, quality, fit and appearance of any 12c Collar on the market at the very low price of 52 each or OP 6 for Z9C Men's 124c Handkerchiefs at 5c 12lo 2 p. m. During these two hours 250 dozen men's white cambric Hand kerchiefs, full size, soft and ready to use. Actual regular price of these is 12c. During these hours, each 5(2 To$4 Women's Shoes, Pair $1.49 12 to 2 p. m.- Womens high shoes of patent, vici and velvet; also low shoes of gun metal, tan and vici kid. AH in the latest lasts and heels. Values regularly worth to $4 a pair during these two hours at $1.49 $1.25 Corsets on Special Sale 69c 12 to 2 p. m. Corsets in models to suit all figures. Made of extra good cou til, lace trimmed; have 6 hose support ers. Are our regular $1.25 values. During these two hours we of fer them at special price of 25c Silk Lisle Hose for Only 17c 69c 12 to 2 p. m. Women's fast black Silk Lisle Hose, made with a four-thread heel and toe and the new anti-run top. Our regular 25c quality. Duf- y ing these hours at, pair., . 1 C $10 Tailor-Made Suits for $2.50 12 to 2 p. m. Women's Suits, made of ream wool serges, hairline stripe and shepnefd checked materials. Choice ot plain tailored or large collar effect. (Limit of one to a custom- jja er). $10 values at 9aDU New $7.50 Felt Hats Only $3.75 12 to 2 p. m. During these hours your choice of 50 Trimmed Felt Hafs all new in black, navy, red, brown trimmed with feathers. Choice of these best $7.50 values, from Q .7p 12 to 2, at only. . . . . r. J J. J) Women's 50c Union Suits at 33c 12 to 2 p. m. Women's fine cotton Union Suits -a tuck-stitched garment. Will fit perfectly, . Low neck, sleeve less and cuff; knee styles; sizes no 4, 5 and 6; best 50c values at. . aJajC FROM 2 TO 3 P. M. FROM 3 TO 4 P. M. $18.50Tailor-Made Suit at $4.95 2 to 3 p. m. Women's Suits, made of woolen serges, homespuns, cheviots and mixtures. Coats are satin lined, plain tai lored, with front fastening or (Pi A(f with satin hem'd collar and cuffs V attJ FROM 4 TO 5 P. M. 20c Scotch Ginghams for 2l2c 3 to 4 p. m. 32-inch Scotch Zephyr Ging hams; in checks, stripes and plaids; all the very desirable color combinations. Splen did opportunity for buying chil- " Ol dren's School Dresses; 20c values AW2V FROM 5 TO 6 P. M. Up to 40c Towels on Sale 15c 4 to 5 p. m. During this hour, fringed and hemstitched Linen Damask and Htfck Towels, all white and with colored borders. To 40c values, on sale 1 P tomorrow for this one hour at AOC Best 7c Prints on SaleOnly 3!2c 5 to 6 p. m., 2000 yards of the best Amer ican Prints, in light, medium and dark grounds; full assortment of dots, stripes and figures. During this one hour Ql, the 7c values will go at low price of O2C 75c Corset Covers Special at 39c 2 to 3 p. m. During this hour, women's Corset Covers, made of finest quality of nainsook, daimily trimmed with lace and embroidery and ribbons. These are QQ our regular 75c values this hour at OIl 50c Stamped Towels on Sale 19c 3 to 4 p. m In third floor Art Department, Stamped Guest Towels of linen crash; white, with red border; scalloped edges. Regular 50c values, priced during 1Q this one .hour tomorrow at only xC 25c Lisle Gloves for Only 10c 4 to 5 p. m. During this hour, 2-clasp Lisle Gloves, in black and white" only. The regular 25c quality, priced for this one hour tomorrow jt the very 1 Aa low figure of only, the . pair XUL Fresh 25c Candies Special at 15c 5 to 6 p. m. So that you may get to know our Candy store better, we're going' to make it worth your while' to visit it. 25c Assorted Chocolates, on sale at 15c) 25c Chocolate Imitation Almonds, at 15 $1 Stamped Night Dresses at 69c 2 to 3 p. m In the Art Dept., women's Stamped JVight Dresses, made of sheer nainsook and longcloths. Very effective designs. Our regular $1.00 values, placed on sale for this one hour at 05 1 20c Curtain Swiss Special at 10c 3 to 4 p. m. On the fourth floor, 50 pieces of 36-inch Curtain Swiss, in dots,- stripes, barred and figured patterns. Actual 1 A 15c to 20c values, on sale at, yard AOC 10c Curtain Rods, silver ktfobs, 54 ins., 5eV 25c-35c Embroidered Collars 19c 4 to 5 p. m. During this hour, 50 dozen Embroidered Standing, Embroidered Dutch and Trouville Collars. Best 25c and 35c values. We have priced IQp them for this one hour at only X51 To $2 Fountain Pens Special 89c 5 to 6 p. m., gold and silver mounted and plain fountain Pens, quality guar- Q anteed; $2 values, on sale at only O 15c Box Paper, Matsue and Scotch linen fabric; 24 sheets and 24 envelopes 65c Table Napkins Special at 39c 2 to 3 p. m. During cthis hour, Mercerized Table Napkins, full sized, good quality. Just the thing you want for camping and outings. Regular 65c values, on 0O sale tomorrow one hour at, doren Oe7 V Children's 65c Union Suits at 37c 3 to 4 p. m. Boys' and girls' Nazareth Union Suits, waist and suit combined, firm ly woven, well taped, double row of buttons, low neck, sleeveless, drop seat. 017rf . at J f 1 Sizes 2 to 12 years; 50c-65c vals., 15c Figured Silkolines Only 10c 4 to 5 p. m. During this hour on the fourth floor, 100 pieces of Figured Silk olines in as many colorings and pat terns 36 inches wide, light and 1 A dark effects; 15c values, at only XUC Children's 25c Hose for Only 12c 2 to 3 p. m. A fifty-dozen lot of Children's and Infants' Hose: fine ribbed and iraui lisier "black,-white; tanr skyrpiirlfrmediara" and light weight; reinforced heels 1 0 and toes, double sole; sizes 4 to 9, at XayC 5 Great Specials in Drug Sundries 3 to 4 p. m.--In Drug Section, 5c and 8c Crown and Congo Cocoa Castile OC t5e-35rWhtsk'Br(5oms,1afge,-smarfri8 25c-35c Rosew'd and Ebony Nail Buf's 18 75c Jergen's Perfumes,' all odors, -oz: 30aJ Girls' $1.75 Dresses Only 89c 4 to 5 p. m. During this hour, Girls' Ginghanv Chambray and Percale Dresses 411 erUem'tM Very-latest stylesrOuf regular $125 and $1.75 value, QQa priced for this sale at only, each Oe7l Groceries-all day Economy Laundry Soap, 7 bars 25 Royal White Soap, all day, 6 for 25 r Gold Dint, all day, per package, 19 fearline, large size, package only 22 Citrus PpwderL large size, pkg. 2 Dutch Cleanser, here all day, can 8 Washing Ammonia; great Value at Reft Liquid Bluing, very special,' bottled. ) J 11