The Oregon daily journal., May 21, 1913, Page 11, Image 11

C GHECON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 21'. M3.
tor tba fluadar mrlrtr eolumna aiaat u
In lb bind! of tbt Boelaty Kiiltur not liter tb
Friday of rarb WMk and Ita receipt aa Biuct
anwr w poaalDls will M appreciated.
R. AND MRS. LUCIUS ALlVJiN
XKWIS. lft4atUghtrtor Nw
York.- Mrs. Lewis Is convalea-
cent from an aUneus of. several
months, They expect to pass
the summer In, the eastern states.
Mr. and Mrs. iVudhonimo Celebrate
Anniversary. ,
About SSO guests called last evening
st the home of Mr, and Mrs. William
Prudhnmme nn Twentv.fonrth and
Irving streets.. The occasion was the
tenth anniversary l their wedding. A
charming array of flowers made a
beautiful fitting for the" many liana-
. soinely gowned guests who thronged the
, rooms of the attractive home of the
Prudhommes. The drawing room was
filled with pink flowers', roses, carna
. tlons and the fragrant cllly flower. An
orchestra In the munlo room which fur-
. . tiished music throughout the evening
" were screened with quantities of Scotch
.broom, the dining room was decked In
white Clusters of white snow balls
vere about the room and the table from
which a buffet luncheon was served
nag centered . with a crystal bowl
flUed with white sweet peas and maiden
. hair ferns. '
The guests were greeted by the little
Misses .Pauline Karrell and France Ber
nadotte Prudnomme and young Master
Wilbcn Prudhomme. the two little girls
holding the card trays.
den. and Miss Lorena Prudhomme as
. slfled the hostess In receiving. '
Mr. and Mrs. Prudhomme stood in the
'drawing room. Mrs. Prudhomme was
rhnrmlnul v arnwnpd'ln neach creDa me
teor with over drape of lemon chiffon
. with embroidered pattern of pearl beads.
Miss Norden was attractively gowned
In pale blue chiffon over satin In the
same shade, with trimming of white
laco and touches of coral and black
velvet 6ho wore a corsage of pink
sweet peas.
Miss Prudhomme was prettily gowned
In white embroidered marquisette.
Mrs. Norden was attired In gray crepe
de chtne with cream lace trimming.
Miss Msble Beck and Miss Elizabeth
Wills presided at the punch bowl.
Miss Beck was gowned in appie green
chiffon trimming in gold embroidery.
' Miss Wills wore"a strlkingown of
Mack brocade with bodice, of pjnk chif
fon draped In silver lace.
In th dining room Miss Lucille Dela-hunt,-.Ml8S
Irene Klynn, Miss Mayme
iHelon Flynn, Miss Josephine Cronan,
Mrs. A. V. Montelth and Mrs. J. T.
Edwards, served.
. ; Miss iHlahunt wore a 'pretty frock of
white chiffon with pinkfrose buds. An
Interesting fact Is that Miss Delahunt
was the tiny ring bearpr for Mr. and
Mrs.- Prudhomme at their wedding ten
years ago.
. Mrs. Edwards was gowned In peacock
blue crepe meteor with -gold lace eiaDO
rations. Mrs. Montelth was gowned In pink
pepe de chino with beaded chiffon
drape.
' MIks Irene Flynn was charmingly
' attired In a watermelon shade of bro-'
cadijd charmeuse with trimming of
white laec ruffles and lace about the
corsage.
?: Miss Flynn was gowned In yellow
itotin with gtHd lace trimming.
1'Mlss Cronan was attractively gowned
jfi' age green chiffon and she wdrs a
fcorsase of Richmond buds.
A number of delightful solos were
much enjoyed during the evening which
were rendered by Miss Irene Flynn and
George Hotchklss Street.
Hostess .Today.
. Mrs. Paul E. Froehlleh entertained,
this afternoon with a bridge luncheon
on four tables, at her horns on Overton
Street.' Tomorrow she will have guests
for seven tables at bridge, with a num
ber, calling later for tea.
For Mrs. Watson. . f a'.,,
i In, compliment to Mrs. William Ber
tram Watson- (Pauline Flthlan), of Har
rbgate, England, who has been visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mr. Orrln II. Fl-
gave a. charming tea yesterday after
noog. tire appointments of which were
effectively, carried out In lavender, the
"Dix" colors,, a sorority of which Mrs.
Watson Is a popular member. About 125
Flthlan -received In a charming gown of
embroidered net In , the copper tones,
made over silk;' which shaded' from the
electric blue to the copper topes.
Mrs. V at son ; wore, a becoming gown
01 king's tilue charmeuse, with over
drape of cloth-of-gold, brocaded In blue
of the same shade. . -
1 he rooms were decked In Scotch
bloom, except in the dining room, which
was beautifully arranged with lavender
orchids and sweet peas, with quantities
of malden-halr ferns. Miss Frances
Gill. Miss Ethel Clark,' Mrs. Frank Mc-
Cauley and Mrs. Oliver Walker presided
at the table. At the punch-bowl Mrs.
Herman Clausscnlus and Mrs. Clifford
Marshall served. v ..
Assisting In receiving were Mrs.
Thomas BHttaln Foster. Mrs. Paul
Frohllch and Mrs.. Frank' Ileitkempcr.
Tomorrow Mrs. John T. Stoneroad will
entertain for Mrs. Watson with a bridge
tea, ana Friday Mrs. Watson will leave
for New Tork, from where she will sail
for noma May 29.
Surprise Tarty.
Miss Emma Wilson was delightfully
surprised last Saturday evening at tht
home of her aunt, Mrs. J. R. Stanton.
The living rooms; were attractively dec
orated wun Bcoicn Droom ior tne oc
caslon. Many enjoyable games were In
dulged In and along with musical ftotlv.
lties and light frefreshments the even
ing was made very Interesting. Among
those present were Misses Jessamine
Harding, Hazel Klosterman, Marian
Jordan, I.orene Rector, Elsie Sliirly,
Mildred Hawes. Jessie McDonald, Anna
Allen, Emma Wilson, Frances Healey,
Mrs. Mew. Mr. and Mrs. Hawes, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Stanton, Edgar Smith, Law
rence Smith. Allen Thurman, Joe Jor
dan, Kenneth Jordan, Herbert Taylor,
Lee Shark and John Fleskers, .
Im H oa Dance.
Invitations will be Issued in a day
or so by the. La Hoa club for their
closing party of the season, an Informal
shirt waist dancing party, which will
be held In Christiansen's hall on next
Tuesday evening, May 27.
Illinois. Society' to Meet.
The Illinois society of Oregon will
hold its first meeting, with the newly
elected officers presiding, at Manches
ter hull, SG Fifth street, Wednesday
evening, May '28, 19l3. All former Jill
nolsH.is requested to be present. Kx
Governor Geer will address the meeting
and plans for the summer will be dis
cussed. To Go Abroad.
Among the events of the week was a
"500" party given by Mrs. C. C. Wise
for Mrs. P. Planch, to wish her "bon
voyage" on her trip abroad, as she Is
leaving for London on Friday to spend.
a few months visiting relatives and
friends. An enjoyable afternoon was
:"For the Newest, Visit the Eastern"-;
Handsome Black Silk
Coats
THE Black Silk Coat meets
requirements, as does no
other outer-garment. The
Eastern's showing embraces
dozens pf stunning models in
black' satin, moire, charmeuse,
brocade, bengaline, matelasse,
etc. .
Jaunty s h o r t lengths, In
draped effects; three-quarter
and full-length. Sailor collars,
large- loops and fastenings,
handsome trimmings and col
ored linings, are the principal
features. Prices range in easy
steps from
pnRi(l by tlifiHe pi'enrnt and t the con
clusion of a dainty luncheon Mrs.
I'lunch was presented with a suitable
souvenir of tlifl rtcoaslon. . The guests
were: Mrs. P, Planch, Mrs. 15. 'Fisher,
Mrs. J. Felton, Mrs. George Keller, Mrs.
T. Van Doren, Mrs. 10. Mathlot, Mrs. A.
IX Hosfcldt, Mrs. William Winters. Dr,
Mrs. Creamer, Mrs. W. BurrelJ and Mrs,
L. 0. Davidson.
Covers were laid for 12' at a prettily
appointed luncheon given by Mrs. Dr.
Creamer for Mrs.) P. Planch, who sulls
from Montreal frtr London, June 4, to
be gone for a few nionttis.
Grimm Fulmer, r. ...
, Mrs. Rebecca Fulmer, formerly of
Pittsburg, . Allegheny county. Pa., and
W. II. Grimm xf Oakland. Cples county,
111., were, united in marriage at the
First Presbyterian church, Twelfth and
Alder streets, at 8;30 Tuesday evening
by Rev. John H, Boyd.
Miss Fulmer has. lived In Portland
five, years and for the past three years
has been employed by the V. W.: C. A.,
holding the position as night secretary
for one year and for the past two years
as matron in the Travelers Aid depart
jment In the Oregon Electric depot.
Mr. Grimm is a real estate dealer. He
met Miss Fulmer seven years ago in
Salt Lake City, Utah, and has kept up a
continuous correspondence ever since.
After an extended - trip east, visiting
their relatives and friends, .via Omaha,
Chlcagf, Tuscola ' and Oakland, 111.,
Pittsburg. Philadelphia and .New Tork,
ami returning through Canada, they ex
pect to make their futur horns in the
Pacific northwest. The wedding was a
oulet affair and came as a, complete
surprise to bothrelatives; and .friends,
"" " ''. '
Matinee Party. -
Miss Bessie Sohn was the young host-
ess at a matinee party last Saturday,
The event was In honor of her seventh
birtliday 'and" an elaborate luncheon was
served at the "Cat'n Fiddle." The young
folks were chaperoned by Mrs. Nathan
Sohn, and those enjoying her hospitality
were IJurold Blazler, Helena riuemau.
Nondas Wayne, Bessie Rogaway, Lois
Smith, Bessie Ponter, Morris Rogoway
and Bessie Sohn.
Party at Church Hall.
On account of the sudden Illness of
Miss Frances Brady, the Madelllne par
ish at-home, which was to have been
held at the residence of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Brady, will be trans.
ferred tomorrow evening to the assem
bly hall of the Madeline church, . East
Twenty-second street North, near sisiti
you streefr The committee on arrange
ments Is Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Brady,. Mr,
and Mi. J. F. Clarkson Mr. and Mrs.
John Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cro
nan. Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Seufert, Mr. and
Mrs. G. J. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Casey. Cards and -music will be
the entertainment of the evening, and
light refreshments will be served.
Silver Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rosenblum celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary Sunday
evening, May 18, at their residence, 212
Caruthers street. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Prevos, Mr. and Mrs. Barrell,
Mr. and Mrs. Segel, Mrs. Herzberg, Mrs.
Gonsgow, Mr. Lebol and Mrs. D. Sond-helm.
Society Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and their
daughter, Miss Mildred, have returned
from an extended visit in Colorado and
southern California.
Mrs. George T. Willett left Wednes
day for a fortnight's visit with the
Chester Thornes, at Tliornewood, Amer.
lean Lake, Wash.
Mrs. A. Fleshman and daughter, Miss
"Clara, left for Seattle. Wash., where
they will spend two'" weeKs and then
will be Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Deliar on a trip to Victoria and Van
couver, B. C.
CORVALUS DAY SET ASIDE
AT ALBANY CHAUTAUQUA
(Sicln to TJie Imirnal.t
Corvallla, Or,, May 21. Hlxteen busi
ness jnen of Albany, headed bv L)r.
W. If. Ellis, president of the Albany
Chautauqua association, came to t'orval-
lis at noon' yesterday and lunched at
the Commercial club. About 00 Cor
vallla Commercial club members were
present, and while the luhch was In
progress Dr. Ellis extended an lnvlta;
tlon to Corvallls to take part In the
Albany chautauqua to be held at that
city, beginning July 7, lie suggested
that a C'orallls day be set If It met ap
proval of this city. The Invitation was
accepted by the Commercial club hers
and a plan of booatlng for Corvallls
day at the Albany ichautaiinua was
launched, - Hpeclal rates and service will
be asked of the Corvallls & Eastern, and
Oregon Electric railways. -
Journal Want Ads bring results.
To Ad.lrc- In It-:'! r I
P.en Pmtler I'uM. (iran.I Anny i t I
Republic, will meet , Stin.Uy tuoi'i.'
With the Women's Relief Cr.s f-r V
mnrlal servlren at ('llnton-Keilv M. '
Church, Knst Twenty-ninth nu l Pit-'
street. The sil:lrss will be Ilvr. i
by Rev, Mr. McCullough, patir of t'u'
church.
"Yellow Tag Sale" Art Furniture, Carpels
Artistic Picture Framing, 4th Floor-Soda Fountain, Basement-Grocery, 4tli Floor
This Store
Opens at 8:30 a. m.
and closes at 6:80
p. m. Sat'days 9:30
a. m. to 8:30 p. m.
SNTZBB BLOCK MOBE1SOW, TSITTX. WS8T 9AMX AJTD ATUDTM BTS, ...
Rest Hoom
Rest rooms, emerg
ency hospital, eta,
second floor. Tea
room on 4th floor,
TO
$45.00
Surely no other depeniJa'
ble store offers Credit on
such a broad and liberal
basis as T h e t Eastern.
Why don't YOU open an
account with us?
pTAMPi
FREE!
WATER STOPS BORINGS
ON P0ST0FFICE SITE
City' Engineer Hurlburt was requested
by the postoffice department to inako
some soundings on the site of the new
postoffice In order that the architects
designing the buildjng could determine
on the foundations, a few days ago
lie attempted to make the bores, and
was forced to desist after going IS feet
because of the high water in the river.
Tills does not mean that an under
ground lake exists under the postof
fiee 'block. The water has reached a
point on the river bank where it seeps
along underground through a soft
strata of soil' or sand In such quantities
as to prevent the drill from cutting a
hole. The work consequently has been
stopped and probably will not be re
sumed for some time. Whether or not
this will have the effect of delaying
the start of constructing the new post
office la not known.-
30 Erown Trading
Stamps This Week
, The Eastern Is now giving famous Brown
Tradliife Stamps with every nrrctt"se7 cash
pr credit. : These are redeemable f o r., pre
miums of high grade merchandise a t ' t h e
Brown -stamp Premium Parlors, "127 Thir
teenth street ; " , . ..
To (every visitor at -The Eastern this week.
SO Brown Trading Stamps free to-start your
book. Ask for them. . .-
The B,'rf
Credit -Insti'tu-
-turn
405
Washing
ton,
t-TaLU
WAN? AUTOMOBILES
FOR AGED VETERANS
Th? urgent need of more automobiles
and carriages for the old soldiers, wh
wish to participate In the Memorial Day-
parade Is being exploited by Major Cic
ero Newell, chairman of the transports
tlon committee. He is making a. tren:
uous effort to enlist the aid of more
autos and carriage owners who will con
triDute tne use or tneir vehicles tor a
portion of that day.
A request Is mado to any patriotic
citizen who wUl help out in this mat
ter to communicate with Major Newall
at 220 Third street. Main 607. The
carriages are to be -provided for vet
erans more than 61 years of age. Many
have already responded, but the re
quired
cured.
number has -not yet been se.
NEW YORK CLUB WILL
ACCEPT UPTON'S DEF1
London, May 21. Cabled acceptance
by the New York .Yacht club of Sir
Thomas Lipton's challenge for the
American cup is received here today by
t!ie Royal Ulster club. September, 1914,
Is the date set for the races,- with the
New York club's present rules regard
ing measurement and time allowance
governing the contests.
Charles E. Nicholson, the yacht de-,
signer of Gosport, England, already is
working on plans ' for the challenger.
Askefl today whether ,he thought t:i
NeW York club would defend the cup
with, a bigger boat than the challenger.,
Sir Thomas said: . j.
"I am not worrying about that. Amer
ican yachtsmen are most generous and
sportsmanlike."
Good Autos Cheap
Many dollars -may" be saved In that
automobile you contemplate buying if
you will spend a few minutes each day
reading the want ads in The. Journal's
automobile column. There -you'll find
the largest listing of used autos that
lspubllshj!d in this city. It will only
bs a "question of a few days -until the
car that, meets all your requirements at
a price that suits will be presented for
your -Invest tga'tiom:-"--"-" prr-srr'
n""Kp1tahPP'riinmflate Tor mavoK
and 'various candidates for commission
er, will speak at I'olumbus club hall to
night. You will hear something worth
hearing. Ladies invited. (Raid -adv.)
Summer Dfsscs 5 3220
Special 9.98
READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL,' SECOND FLOOR-Coo.l, sherr
. Summefy. effects in, fine lawns, batistes, ; mulls, etc.; daintily trimmed
: with fine pin tucks, bands, Vals cluny and Irish laces some in.
"Goupy" models, with short sleeves and round neck. Styles in this ex
traordinary offering that are especially desirable for graduation gbwiis
and party dresses. A great many different models to choose from and
a good .selection of sizes for women and misses. Dresses (PQ QQ
: wortO'P to $22.50 Choice at .' . VaetO
Women s Tailored Suits, $15.95
Values Up to $32.50 In This Lot
GARMENT SALONS, SECOND FLOOR When you take into con
sideration the splendid quality of the materials and superior tailoring
which enters into these suits.you'll be astonished at the low price. And
every garment is strictly new and desirable from a style point, too.
Among them are plain tailored models, Norfolks cutaways, Russian and
Balkan Blouse effects, etc., in fancy mixtures, novelty stripes and fancy
worsteds in the very newest patterns and shades. Only one or two of
a kind, but a great, range of styles to select from. Values (IJ1 E QP
to $32.50, on sale tomorrow at j.... vl-OeaO
The New Tourist Silks
Showing Over 50 Styles and Colors
SILK DEPT., MAIN FLOOR A very satisfactory and much sought
after material for the modish one-piece Dresses-alfc much in demand
for waists. Tourist silks are shown in a full line of all the prevailing
shades for Spring and Summer, 24 inches wide. See Alder d QC
street window. Priced at, the yard " V--D
New Wool Challies oyer 100 styles and colors at 50J the yard
Handsome line of New Bordered Challies all colors at 60 a yard
36-inch Black Pallett de Soie. Regular $1.2$ grade, on sale at 98 yard
$1.25 Black Dress Taffeta. Excellent grade, 36-inch, at 98 a yard
Special Showing of New Wash Silks 30-inch at 81 and 81.25 yard
SS9C
Jubilee Week
20 FREE Stamps
.Visit the Premium Parlors : any day
I tlur week and. yoir will receive-CTJm-
plimentary stamps in addition to the
regular 10 free. stamps: We make this
specia.offer in order to induce you to
see for yourself the beautiful pre
miums to be obtained free for stamps.
At the Bargain Circle
Fancy Tea Aprons 19c
Lawns and Dimities .
Women's FancyTea" Aprons of .fina
white lawns orv barred dimity ; Styled;
with pocket and wide strings. "1 Qp
Nicely made. Special tomorrowi.fi
White Lawn Aprons 29c;.
Women's large, square White '.Lawn -Aprons,
with deep hems, .tucks and
strings. Some-with dainty em- OQ
broidery insertion. Yefy special 4i7U :
Gingham Aprons Now 39c
Women's fine quality gingham :the
popular large fitted styles. Made'with
pockets and nicely finished. On OQ '
sale tomorrow at .....1 Otl
Large Fitted Aprons 79c
Women's large fitted Aprons, made from
best quality ginghams neat stripe and
check patterns. Also coverall '7Q
styles with sleeves. Special at... L
Imported Pattern Mats, $25 Up, JHIalfi Price
$3.50 Panama Hats $2.50 Ratine Outing Hats $1 to 55
SECOND FLOOR All Imported Pattern
Hats, ranging in price from $25.00 up, now on
sale at just half the regular marked-prices.
Exclusive models' from the world's best de
signers shqwn nowhere else in Portland. A'
remarkable millinery offering. Pattern Hats
on sale tomorrow at .....ONE-HALF
Millinery Flowers
Values Up to $2
CENTER CIRCLE, MAIN FLOOR 5000
bunches of beautiful Millinery Trimming
Flowers for this pne day selling at less than
cost of making. Hundreds of different kinds
large or small in an endless assortment of
colorings. Think of it! Flowers that would
sel) in the ordinary way up to $2.00 a A Qrt
i
bunch now on sale at
(SECOND FLOOR Special lot of women's
and misses' high-grade Panama Hats small,
close-fitting shapes and extra good quality.
Just the thing for the beach. These sell
elsewhere at $3.50 each, and they are excellent
values at tht price. Tomorrow fl0 PA
they go for PattlU
SECOND FLOOR We have just received by
express a new line of the popular Ratine Out
ing Hats for women and misses. Plain white
or two-toned combinations in a great many
different styles. Very dressy and serviceable.
Moderately priced for this sale at flf
from $1.00 tew
2000 Umbrellas on Sale at SI Each
MAIN FLOOR, MORRISON STREET WAY If you want to buy a good Umbrella at the
cost of only $1 just step in the store tomorrow and look at these beauties- we offer at that
price. They are bargains of the most unusual ortr and it will pay your well to share. Fast
black tape edge American Taffeta covers with steel rod and frame. Exceptionally" fl A
fine assortment of handles in plain or carved wood. On sale tomorrow at. vAtlly
500 Children's Parasols, New Styles, 50c
New line Misses' Parasols $1.00 Each
MAIN FLOOR Tomorrow we feature a
great special purchase of over 500 children's
Parasols the very latest styles, including
plain colors, fancy polka dots and novelty bor
dered effects.. Good, strong frame and KA
neat handles, on sale at tlvl
MAIN FLOOR We are now showing . a
handsome new line of misses' Parasols at a '
dollar each. Styled with long handles, cham-.
pagne colored center, with contrasting .bor-.
ders in old rose and Copenhagen. tPI AA
Good, strong frame, at.... i. ....... PAvl
Sole Agents lor "Carter's'' Knit Underwear
Spring and Summer Lines Are Now Ready
"Carter's
Underwear,
Please"
H IB
MAIN FLOOR The soft, smooth, elastic fabrics, whether in cot
ton, lisle, mercerized, merino or silk, are knit in fine invisible ribs,
from carefully selected yarn, and you cannot fail to appreciate the
exquisite crochet finish that adorns cach dainty garment a trim
ming as serviceable as it is beautiful. All weightsBfabrics and prices.
"CarterVMedium Weight Union Suits $1.25
"Carter's" Union Suits at $2.50
"Carter's" medium weight soft white
cotton Union Suits, with new im
proved shell stitch. High and low
neck, with longshort 'or no sleeves
and knee or ankle length. Extra
sizes, $1.50. Sizes 4,5,and (PI )r
6. priced at wl'.aaU:
"Carter's" mercerized medium weight
Union Suits for women. Duchess
neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length
also high neck, long sleeves and
ankle length. Extra sizes in this
quality, $3.00. Sizes 4, 5
and 6, en sale at. JiJs..'..
$2.50
Women's 65c "Crest wood" Union Suits at 48c
Women's "Merqde" Summer Union Suits 85c
MAIN FLOOR Women's "Merode"
MAIN FLOOK Special sale of women's "Crest
wood" Union Suits fine white )isle thread in
just the right weight for present wear. ,Made in
high neck, "long sleeve and arikle lengtn AQn
styles.- Sizes 4, 5 and 6 5c grade, at..,. Ov,
Union
Suits two styles in Summer weight fine ribbed
white cotton, with low neck and no sleeves or
low ,neck style with short sleevcS and CPTp
knee length. Sizes 4, 5.and 6, on sale at Otll
3
Demonstration
Borden's Malted
Milk
Drug Dept., 1st Floor
Stop at the demonstration booth and
try a cup of This most refreshing and
nourishing of all drinks Good for
young and old. -; r
The Early
Breakfast
When someone hasp
overslept, or for those p
who have but little ap
petite in the morning.t
calls for a delicious?.
beverage. Coffee "and:
- rell soon Become mo-i:
ft-
, BORDEN'S MALTED i
MILK: is just the drink $
for such occasion. It
pleases the most crit-ij;
ical and attords satisfy-;
ing nourishment , until
the midday meat " .-..,-, ;
$3.75 (Hosp. size) Malted Milk f 2.98
' $1.00 size Borden's Malted Milk SO!.
50c size Borden's Malted. Milk 40d '
E Maltorf
II K al II
MilK II
i ...rLi ii
HASKOEQUU. I
Fishing Tackle, Tennis, Baseball and Sporting Goods, 4th Floor
Fishing Baskets, f 1.25, $ 1.75. f 2, to $ 3.50
fishing Rods, fl, f 1.25, f 1.75, 2, to f 10
Full lines Hooks, Leaders, Fly Books, etc.
Landing Nets and Reek all grades all prices
Fuit line Salmon and Trout Tackle all prices
Tennis Raccroets. 75t, SI, S1.50, 82, to88
Tennis Balls, 25. 50: B'baUs, 5 to 8 1.25
Baseball Mitts, 25, 50S 81, $1.25, to f 8
Baseball 'Goods, 25S 50, 75, 81, to 84
Baseball Masks and Bats at all prices
Headquarters for Bicycles, Go-Carts, Coastern,
.Roller Skates, . Express Wagons and . Wheel
Goods of every description. Full line of Ham-
mocks, Tents, Camp Cots, etc. - Get our prices!
"Maurine" toilet Goods
Sold in Portland Only at This Store
Take Maurine treatment in ycfur-'4Hmtf;rtfse -it ireely--liye up to
letter of the treatment and you will be surprised at the beneficial
results; Money back on all'Maurine Preparations not satisjactoryT
Beauty Lotion, 50 uni f 1.00
Satift Cream, 5Q: nd 1.0ft
.Maurine Kosebud.Rouge. 5 OJI Maurine Jciema Xotioa ati04
Maurine Astringent, at 50
Skjn Food. 50 and 81.00
MaorineShampoo sale at 50)
Maurine Hand Lotion at 25
: - : v
Lawn Spray-iilce This Cut-75c
Dept. Third Floor
Long or short handl'd Spades 59
Gojod grade Spading Forks 75j
1 1 4 Tooth Garden; Rake. spU Z24
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