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FRANCHISES
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4 , blips in tor uonsiaeration
at Committee Meeting,'
Action of the street committee of the
city council this morning in deferring
consideration ' of the ! propose Heusner
franchise brought upon the heads of the
councllmen the wrath, of a delegation,
of nearly 75 property owners of north
east Portland and came to a climax,
in a heated personal debate ; between
Councllmen Baker and. Magulre.
Though, the meeting" had been called
for the express purpose of discussing
the Heuan?r franchise, as well as one
being applied for by-M. C Plcklnson
and CalVln.IIeillg for the use of Sev
enth street, the committee permitted
representatives of the Portland Railway,
Light ' & Power company '' to . submit
amendments to the blanket franchise
applied for by that company more than
a ytar ago and proceeded tw consider
thesemtendments informally.
- -Attack Committee Members. , -
The session came to an' abrupt close
when Councilman Burgard .made a mo
tion to permit the Portland Railway,
Light & Power company to lay a narrow
gauge track on Seventh street between
Burnslde and Hoyt within 60 days after
the company shall have accepted the
franchise for which It .has made appli
cation., Councilman. Magulre sought to
amend the motion by inserting a clause
providing for the laying of three rails
to make' provision for a broad gauge
track on the street Jn the event the
Heusner franchise is aUo granted.
-rMagulre's motion to amend obtained
no seoond at first, and then Magulre and
J. H. Nolta made a bitter personal at
tack on the members of the committee.
::.."Jt is plain to see that this committee
does not Intend to give the Heusner In
terests a fair deal." declared Nolta.
"We don't expect one from the com
mittee, but , we are going to see that
the Interurban rails provided for in
the Heusner franchise are laid on Sev
entli -street if we have to appeal to the
referendum." . .- .
' s ' Magulre Becomes Angry.
. i Chairman Baker of the committee,
. protested, saying that he had accorded
. the delegation from Northeast Portland
full recognition on the floor.
. "Why, this franchise of the Portland
.' Railway, Light & Power Company is
not even before the committee formal
s ly." interrupted Magulre. "On the con
. trary, the meeting was called to con
: sldoc the Heusner franchise and there
are upwards of 75 people here from the
"Peninsula on behalf of the Heusner
"grant. . They can ill afford to spend
, time In the council chamhrrs when their
business is shelved In the interests of
the Portland company."
Chairman Baker called Councilman
Magulre's attention to the fact that
. the Portland company's franchise had
'been taken up by unanimous consent of
the committee. Magulre denied that he
had consented to such a proceeding. He
, hiu iia i-uuiu tee mrougn caaer s iaa
tic." .. . ' ; . .
Dickinson Asks Consideration,
; "I am not running for office," re
torted Baker, "and I can see through
Councilman MftffulrA'a taction alnn." -
"Well, MaguU?is held Baker In
i check thus fir, and Baker has certainly
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How to Turn Time Back
And Be Youthful Again
found his match," reptlprt J.lairulre.
A new clement was aiUled to tiio de
bate when M. C. IMcklnoon arose and
declared that- the committee had evi
dently left out of the discussion alto
gether the fact that a third franchise
on Seventh btreet is being apptfed for
by Dickinson and Helllg. Mr.. Dickinson ;
t '-Id he tboaght that any matters that ,
affected all three franchises together
should be considered at' the same time. ;
The committee finally decided to defer ;
action on the Burgard motion and to j
take up the Seventh street matter tins
afternoon. Seventh street is soon to
be widened between Hoyt and Burnslde
streets, and Councilman Burgard be-1
lieves that If any franchises are granted !
between those streets on Seventh pro
visions should be made at once for the
laying of rails. ri
Broad Gauge Aoros-BrWgs--fc
Before taking a recess at 'noon the
committee voted to adopt a resolution
asking the city executive board to have
both broad and narrow gauge tracks laid
over the Broadway bridge, so that local
and Interurban traffic may be accommo
dated. .''
The proposed blanket franchise of the
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
pany is the same one that was tabled
by the Council several months ago when
the councilmen and the company could
not agree on terms.
Today the franchise was resubmitted
Informally with a number of amend
ments.; The committee recommended the
granting of a number of these, amend
ments. ' i - N '
v One of the amendments provides that
all county franchises within the city
limits on : streets already;- Occupied - by
the xompany shall' be eliminated in the
franchise. ; The company wanted these
eliminated, because It holds that It al
ready has all the rights It needs on the
streets in question. The committee dis
sented from this View and ordered that
the county grants be included in the
contemplated franchise. The extensions
affected are those on the Sandy boule
vard, East Lincoln street. East Eigh
tieth street, Mllwaukle street. Terrace
road and East Sixtieth street. a
Conflicts Witn Heusner TrancMs.
An amendment eliminating the Mount
Tabor extension, which has been granted
before, was inserted.
Another amendment adopted was that
providing for a single track on the Ore
gon and Adams street approaches to
the new Steel bridge.- ,
The East Harrison street extension
was amended so that the line will skirt
the Ladd squares, instead of going
through them.
The most Important amendment or
dered was that which will permit the
Portland company to use streets which
have already been included in the pro
posed Heusner franchise from the pen
insula? to the Broadway bridge. This
amendment was Inserted over the strong
protest of Councilman Magulre and tht
northeast Portland delegation.
The remonstrators declared that the
Portland company has lieglected for a
long period of years to give them serv
ice. Councllmen Burgard pointed out
that It would do nd harm to permit
the company to operate through the
Peninsula even if the Heusner franchise
Is granted, as in that case, they would
have the benefit of the service from
two lines. i
Includes Hew Bridge.
On request of Councilman Menefee
the committee ordered the insertion of
a section giving the Portland company
a franchise over the Broadway bridge.
In the original application of the com
pany the franchise only went as far
as the approaches on both sides of the
bridge, the company having failed to
agree with the council as to the terms
for the use of the bridge. Since then
the people of the city have adopted a
charter amendment providing for uni
form tolls on all bridges so the objection-ortjfte
company to having; tlio
Broadway bridge included In its fran
chise has been removed.
' The commlte adjourned fo meet
again this Afternoon. At the' afternoon
session the Heusner, Dicklnson-Heillg
and Portland Hallway. Light & Power
company franchises will all three be
considered. It may be that a nignt
session will be held.
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lie:: quail era for GrecnTradmn Clamp Premiums AntjUoriniii Four Va 1:.z:
Free Lccsons in Yarn KniUinrrand Crochet Work 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 Daily 2nd Fldcr
Shop
Tata Lunch
inOur Beauti-
tiful Fourth
Fl. Tea Room
Early!
, : ... .. , : :V.V.,y .v,.,'-
'The Daylight Store"
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"The Sanitary Store"
"The Fresh-Air Store"
.Manicuring &
Kair Dreams
Parlors, on the
Second Floor.
V- I!
Shop Earl;
StarapHedeeraed
itllZjCreeW'Trading Stamp
will be redeemed 'here, no mat
ter 'where you may have col
lected them, Thousands 0f
beautiful gifti to choose from. ,
35c Neckwear for 25c
JMain FloorA great Friday Sale of an ira
"rnense. lot of women's dainty Neckwear, Atf
the very newest effects in Kobespierreii roll
ing or high collars. Stocks, frills, etc, OCJ
Tomorrow we offer best 35c values at &3C
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? Retail I
kShopplngiy
65c Veilings Qnly 17c
Main Floor Remarkable offering of import
ed Mesh Veilings in leading shades, such as 1
brown, navy, wine, taupe, purple,' Alice, etc.
They are full 27 inches wide. We offer 17 -tomorrow
our regular 65c Veilings at C
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AGrealOppOFloniiy
It's within your power to help
some worthy society, church or
charitable institution secure one
of the 21 splendid cash prizes in
the great $6000 Voting Contests.
Smart 038.50 Tailored Suits for $19,95
Garment Salons, Second Floor A phenomenal Friday sale of women's high
grade Tailored Suits better values than you will find elsewhere at anywhere
near so low a price. " Strictly hand-tailored style. Coats 32 to 34 inch, lined
with splendid grade Silk Messaline and satins, many , with velvet collars.
Broadcloths and serges in blacks, browns, navy, etc.; novelty mixtures in
browns, blues, grays; black and white; also popular wide Wale diagonals ; one
model in erripire effect for. young girls and misses. All size 1 A Ar
included in this sale.' Values up to3iareoffered at only Dl7e7J
OT Waists S3.69 1 Buy thc Christmas
oceona nuur. Qpckiai i)uitiisc ui. nuwui
some new Waist on sale tomorrow at an. ex
tremely low price. All the popular models of the
season In chiffons, messahnes, brocaded' silks,
laces, foulards, taffetas,, etc., elaborately trimmed
with hand embroidery, insertions, silk and velvet
bands, fancy buttons, net and lace yokes, etc.
Robespierr6nd Dutch, neck, collars, long or
short sleeves. All siies. Regular val- fcQ CA
ues to $7. Specially priced tomorrow at
Dreooes at Ia Price
Second Floor. Sensational sale of women's
Dresses continues tomorrow. Good, serviceable
models in serges, Charmeuse and novelty checks.
We have all the most desirable of the season's
popular colors and styles and all sizes.
$15.00 Dresses Now on Sale for $7.50
$18.50 Dresses Now on Sale for $9.25
$20.00 Dresses Now on Sale at $10.00
$22.50 Dresses Now on Sale at $11.25
$25.00 Dresses Now on Sale at $12.50
$27.50 Dresses Now on Saleat $13.7
$28.50 Dresses Now on Sale at $14.25
$32.50 Dresses Now on Sale at $16.25
- Hue this liquid face lotion end you
will find it more satisfactory than any
powder or cosmetic. Dissolve 4 ounces
; ... of spurm&x In a hllf pint of witch ha-
.v.xel (or hot water) and add two teaspoon-
luls or glycerine. Apply to the face,
neck apd arms, with the palm of the
. hand and you noed not bother again all
day about your complexion. It affords
protection against cold, biting winds. aU
""though It Is so dainty and delicate that
- Its use cannot be detested. It Is es
pecially fine for anyone with dark or
-lolly skin, for It Is true complexion
beautlfler and keeps the skin smooth,
v soft and velvety.
v. Anyone bleBsed with beautiful hair
enould by all means take the very best
csre of It they can. Danduff will. In
it- time, destroy any bead of hair if per-
mltted to remain. If necessary sham--4oo
every week with canthrox. Dls
N solve a teaspoonful in a cup of hot
' water,, pour a little on the head, rub
Iiul you. -would-with,' nr. Atlier. shampoo;
JOHNSON
DENE
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then rinse welL Canthrox makes plenty
t of rich lather and thoroughly cleans the
- scalp and hair.. It relieves itching and
: irritation of the scalp and the hair dries
' oulcklv and evenly without streaking. It
' leaves the balr soft, bright and fluffy.
Adv. r
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SMUGGLED NECKLAC
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(DatM Ptpm Leaned Wlr..
Chicago, Nor. 21. Jack Johnson, the
prise fighter, was called today before
United States Judge Carpenter and
pleaded flot guilty to the charge of
smuggling a $6900 diamond necklace
Into this country. Johnson did not
plead to the charge of white slavery.
The champion was given three weeks
to file a demurrer to the smuggling
charge. He recently offered to plead
guilty to this charge If the government
would accept a fine. This offer of
compromise - was refused. Johif son's
mother his. aIatwJi.xalet..-f ouruttar-,
neys, two black guards and Slg Hart,
hie secretary, accompanied the fighter
to court. The proceedings were formal.
On leaving the federal building John
son said:
"My pocket was picked at the Thlrty
fifOi strtU elevated station yesterday.
Otherwise I feel fine. I hope to feel
better still when I tret out of this
trouble."
EM Glows
Here Tomorrow
Maia Floor. t costs no more to
wear good Gloves than to wear
those of inferior grades. Select
your holiday Gloves here and you'll
be more than satisfied with results.
$1.25
Kid Gloves, $155 Pair
Women's fine quality Kid Gloves
in the popular 2-clasp style,, over
seam sewn, with one-row stitched
backs. Black, white, tan, gray,
navy and brown. Sizes
54 to 8. Special now
Pearl CFsp Gloves $1.75
The latest novelty for dress of
street wear. One-clasp style, with
ArXOvi blacky e mhr Qidcj-ea b a cks, .
pique sewn. Colors black, white,
tan and cream. All sizts. d1 7C
Specially priced, the pair vltlv
Christinas Ribbon:
The Ribbon Store is ready with a bewildering array of the season's latest
novelties at lowest prices. Buy your Holiday Ribbons now. r
Sale of Ribbons by the Bolt
Extra quality pure silk and narrow satin
RibbonSj in all colors; Reduced as. follows: ;
No. 1 RibbonRegular price 14c, bolt 10
No. IX Ribbon -Reg. price 17c, bolt, 12;
No. 2 Ribbon Regular price 25c, bolt 18
No. 3 Ribbon Regular price 45c, bolt 27
Baby Ribbon, 10 Yd. bit. 7c
Our holiday leader. Good quality satin,
Baby Ribbon just the thing for tying up
hohday packages. Come ,10 yards t the
bolt Supply your future wants now. 7 1
Special for tomorrow at, the bolt, I2C
10c Wash Ribbons at, bolt 6c
Ribbon Department,-MairT Floors Sale of
5000 bolts fancy Wash Ribbons, suitable for
holiday use. Come in colors white, blue,
pmlc and lilac S-yard bol;ts; 12c grade
8 bolt; 10c grade at, the bolt, only OC
WomenV$2.25 Handbags at 98c
If you are thinking of making some friend a Christmas present of
something useful, we.suggest one of these splendid leather Bags 1
Correct shapes and sizes well made stylish bags of .best AO
$2.25 grade. Special for tomorrow at the low price of . IO C
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$3.50 Handbags $1.98
Bags of splendid quality and extra
well ' constructed, with strong
frames, clasps, etc. Very newest
shapes, leathers and tot- & QQ
ors, Reg. $3.50 values at 0le7O
$6.50 Handbags $1.98
Any style or leather you may de
sire in .this assortment. AU the"
most fashionable shapes and' sizes.
Strictly high grade. Reg- 4 QQ
ular $6.50 Bags at only i.70
FATHER, IN NICK OF TIME;
SAVES BOY FROM COUGAR
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(Special to Ti Jonrnil.t
Grants Pass., Or., Nov. 21. The 8-year-old
son of H. M. Pfefferly, Justice
of the peace living in the Waldo pre
cinct, had a thrllllnK. experience with a
cougar Monday.
The M was returning to his home
from school, having some distance to
go through the woods. Being late in re
turning the Xathet'started out to meet
him, and when in the midst of a slash
ing heard the boy scream as though
badly frightened.
Hurryiug along the trail the fathr
came upon his son paralyzed with fear,
while a full grown cougar was crouched
only a few feet away as though ready to
spring, its tail lashing its tawny sides
and its teeth gleaming white from its
opened Jawj. . , .
The father rushed at the big cat and
truck it in the face with a walking
stick. The cougar turned and crept
away in the brush. Tracks Indicated
that the animal had followed the boy
some distance down the trail.
PORTLAND BOY IN LINE
F0R;RH0DES SCHOLARSHIP
Mrsl lj. Altman. 327 Thirteenth street,
has received letter from her son, Cecil
at Berkeley, Cat., to the effect that he
U one of five aspirants who have suc
cessfully passed the Rhodes scholarship
examinations. Mr. Altman is 20 years
old and is a 'graduate of 'the. Lincoln
high school . in Portland. He is now
studying )aw at the University of Cal
ifornia, . -..
who passed the examination to present
to the scholarship commission their . cre
dentials, .references and scholarship
records. - The. commission win consider
these credentials, and award one' schol
arship as it sees fit - - ri- -
Journal Want Ads bring results.
Women's Fleece Lined Underwear 50c
Women's Underwear Section, main floor, Morrison-street entrance Women's
fine erade Cotton Vests and Pants, good' heavy weight for fall and winter
wear, fleece lined, tome in gray or wnuc aim in an sizes, vesta cf
eJUC
have high neck, long sleeves.
Vests
rants ankle length. Excellent garments
Women's Union Suits, $1.00
Women's fine ribbed white cotton Union
Suits, extra well finished and of splendid
wearing quality. Medium weight for pres
ent wear. High neck, long or elbow
sleeves, or low neck, sleeveless,-a AA
ankle lenarth: sizes 4. 5. 6; eml. el lev V
Dr. Denton Grmts 50c-$1.10
"Dr. Denton" Sleeping Garments for chil
dren. Full knit merino fabric. Soft, elas
tic and very durable. Made with feet. If
your children kick the bed clothes off,
give these a trial. Sizes to fit children;
from 6 months to 10 years of
age. rricea irom ovf up to
$1.10
50c Nazareth Waist Union Suits 35c
On Main Floor. A great Friday bargain in children's Nazareth Waist Union Suits the
kind vou have alwavs bouzht at 50c each. Medium weight, fine ribbed cotton, with
taped buttons and drop seat. Sizes for children from 2 to 12 years of age. OC
Thev are on sale tomorrow as an extra special at the low price, per garment,
Black Pantalets at 25c Pair
Children's Black Pantalets, very service-
able-ior- school-wear Fint jibied. soft
cotton, with heavy fleece. Come in sizes
for children from 2 to 10 years of age.
Hundreds of mothers will buy no other
garments. Supply the children's OCf
needs tomorrow; garment, only WC
Women's Union Suits at 75c
Women's fine cotton ribbed Union Suits
m neayy winter jweignt. tome in wnite
only. High neck," with' long or elbow
sleeves or low neck with no sleeves; an
kle length; handsomely finished and per
fect fitting. Complete line of sizes.
Specially priced at, the
Women's Cotton Hose 3 Pair (or 50c
Floor, Morrison street way. Women's fast
black cotton Hose, seamless, with double
garter welt and extra splictd soles, Cfl
toes "and heels; all sizes, 3 pairs for VC
Women's Silk Stockings $1 pr
Five standard lines are included in this spe
cial offering. "Kayser" and "Remember
Me" flare top; black, white and full line of
street and evening shades. All M AA
sizes in the line. Special, a pair, vlwU
"Kayser" Silk Hsry. $1.50 pr.
"Kayset Wonderfoot" Silk Stockings, pure
thread silk with lisle thread liningr inside of
sole and garter top. Black, white and splen
did line of desirable colors. All C CA
sizes. Will give excellent wear. eylt)U
Infants' Silk and Wool Stockings, at 35c a Pair
We carry, the largest and most compjete line of women's, infants' and
children's Hose to be found in the city. Good, dependable grades only.
Tomorrow infants' fine silk and wool Stockings in medium weight, fine
ribbed, seamless. In white, sky, black or tan. Sizes 4J4 to fy
Supply the baby's needs tomorrow at this sale price, the pair JC
Children's "No Mend" Stockings, at 25c a Pair
"No Mend" Stockings for boys and girls are true to name. Your hosiery
troubles will end with the purchase of the first pah".- Fine ribbed, dressy
hoser absolutely fast black, with linen spliced knees, hesls, toes. OC
Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Sizes 54 to 10. Pair, only WC
Children's Eine Caslmiere Hose, at 25c a Pair
Many parents prefer buying cashmere hose for the children's winter
wear. Tomorrow we open a special line of heavy weight cashmere
hose for boys and girls, narrow or wide ribbed seamless, with gray merino
garment,
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Entire Stock Cluny Laces V OH
Thousands of yards of beautiful Cluny Laces in the sale tomorrow
at off the regular marked prices. An unlimited variety of pat
terns and widths for your every purpose. Our entire i. f
stock included in this offering none reserved. Just 4 vSII
65c Embroideries 25c
Splendid assortment of dainty pat
terns in high grade Embroideries
for every "purpose. Edges, bands.
I galloons, insertion and corset cover
effects. Best 35c values are OC
now offered at, the. yard, feUl
$1.75 Motor Veils 9Sc
At ' the Veiling counter on ." the
Main Floor.. Great Friday special
of "Our Leader" Motor Veils.'
Everyone knows the quality. Fin
ished with satin edge. $175
veils are now offered
7j98c
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs 6 for $1
Main floor, near the elevators Women's fine, quality imported
Belfast linen Handkerchiefs with neat hemstitched edge and em
broidered initial in corner. Put up in attractive white 'SaA
and gold Christhfas box. Holiday buying time Six for JbleUU
Child's In. Kerchiefs 25c Dcx
Initial Kerchiefs at 20c
Women's fine Initial Handker
chief of superior- qualityt- hem
stitched edge, bordered with Ar
menian lace. Dainty embroidered
initial in corner. Special 'SA
tomorrow, 3 for 50 or, each tAJC
Children's oure linen Initial Hanrf-
kerehiefsr-wHhiiaTrow-iremstitcfred
border. Put up 3 in a fancy Xmas
box. Supply yoir Xmas , needs
now, while assortments are OCi'
complete. Special at, box, DC
heels, amLtoeaJ.T.he best stqckjng, to Jhue had lof the-mdner -btrer nr
SVi to 10. Specially priced for tomorrow's selling at, the pair, only AuC
en's $27.5 Overcoats $l
Most Sensational Offering of the Season ii
A Friday sale of men's high-grade Overcoats that will crowd the store
tomorrow. Broken lines of this season's best selling models in long and medium
lengths with plain and convertible collars. Full and $4 lined. Good range of
colorings in browns, grays and mixtures. Strictly up-to-date, welt Aif qp
made Coats. Regular selling prices up to $27.50. Sizes 34 to 44 eblDeOt)
Men's Handkerchiefs By the Box Reduced
75c
Men's fine Initial Kerchiefs, two styles.
plain white with embroidered initial; also
corded and hemstitched with col
ored initial corner: 6in a box, at
Men's pure Belfast linen Kerchiefs, with
embroidered initial corner; size 20x25
inches. Put up 6 in a fancy AA
Christmas box at price of only Jl.vU
$1.35
Men's 25c Initial Handkerchiefs of finest
Belfast linen, narrow hemstitched hem
Choice of several style initials.
Box of 6 tomorrow at low price
Men's 35c Initial Handkerchiefs, extra fine LV
mt . -
erea initial, inree styles in i n fin
dainty Xmas box, priced at only )1.UU
Handsome Matched Holiday Sets for Men
Three-piece . sets, accordeon knit vest, silk
hose and tie to match, -black and white,
black and red, black and gold, ( A A
tanand white. A set, at only O.UU
Men's Silk Hose and Tie Set, cleverly
boxed to imitate a book, with pair of Silk
Hose and Tie to match inside. i stsv
Xhdstmaa,ax4,All, -shades, V l,!ULv
Men' 3-piece Set1 Silk four-in-hand tie,
with scarf pin and tie clasp to match
Put up Hi a pretty Christmas box.
Specially priced for tomorrow, box
75c
Men's holiday Boxed Ties, handsome silk
Four-in-Hands in attractive Christmas
Holly box. Hundreds of stvles.
U0 Toy Trains at $2.98
-: ' Xa tbe B1 th Zloor Toy Store.
Extra well constructed, with locomo
tive, , tender, baggage car, vestibule
passenger coach and 10-secUon track.
Very .fine steel spring. QQ
Regular price $4.50; now $Lt0
Girls' Woolen Dresses 34.29
Second Floor. Children's Dresses of splendid all wool serges
in navy, cardinal, brown and Copenhagen. Neat styles, high or
low neck, long or short sleeves and plain or gored d A OA
skirts. Aces 6 to 14 years. Priced now at 4.98 and e34.Zs
25c
Sfpn' SI 50 lhfrl Q?lewest and most attractive patterns, striped effects,
IUCU 3 l,dU OUll WJCplain or pleated bosoms. Coat models. All sizes.
m
$12.50 Dresses $938
Friday special in girls' all-wool
cream Serge Dresses, Norfolk,
sailor styles and one-piece Pe
ter Thompsons. Also fanrv
Dresses. $12.50 fA OO
row at v7.00
grades ; tomorrow
$2.25 Dresses $19
Children's . Galatea Dresses in
assortment of light ' and
an
Women's 54 Shoes for 33.39
Main Floor. Women's high grade tan Shoes In Russia and wil
low calf. Smart, stylish boots for the younger set. Short raised
toe last. Regular $4.00 values. - ;: vV" ; : . -;
Glen wood Buffer at
. .' Grocery Department, Fourth' Floor. 'r''
Crosse & Blackwell's Oil, - special, per. bottle, 70
35c Long's Preserves, special tomorrow, a jar, 25
38c
dark colors, High or low
neck, long and short 1 OA
sleeves. $2.25 grade'' O I UD
$125 Galatea Dresses, G7c
Children's Wear Section, Second Floor.
Heavy quality Galatea Dresses for chil
dren 2 to 6 years of age. Plain 7
blue and stripe patterns; $1.25-val. UlC
duf; entire stock of children's Hats and
Bonnets in latest styles and colors and at
rices ' ranging from - 75c up to $6.5a
your cnoice oi i any i . A Iff
price
Take vour choice
of them tomorrow-at just
Boy!s J5.0D Knicber Sails $3.95
Juvenile Department, Main Floor. , A Friday special in boys'
Suits of more than passing interest. : End of the season cleanup
of broken lines and odd Suits. Just 250 of them in this lot.
Brown and gray mixtures, etc Sizes 9 to 18 years. QC
Your choice of them tomorrow at the low price of 0Ju
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Crepe Kimonos Special G1.7:
Bargaiit'Cirde, Main Flootvv Large4 shipment "of pretty Crepe
Kimonos on sale tomorrow at a very low price. V and Dntc!s
necks, Empire and coat effects; some V'irred at waist Jin.
Beautiful patternflj trimmed with bands and 4 pipings. "Tfi
Sizes, 34 to 44. Lxtra special for" tomorrow, at only V I.I -
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On the Main Floor Bargain Circle tomorrow. A sp!fiw!i ! !
of Silk Messaline and Jersey top Petticoats, .'.'stylc'd wit!i
knife and accdrdeon pleated flounces, Irtinmeil ',h i i
and with or withorut under ruffle. Strinsr tpn. .All
shades. Specially priced for tomorrow at low i rire 1 1
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