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THEtQREGO-DAItY JOURNAL -PORTLAND, ' THURSDAY EVENING, OCT c;
ffillG OF- OFFICERS
fW.lAST
HOURS
OF PYTHIAN
MEETING
vElLKNOl
mm
.ICR 16, r
MAD
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library, 'which he declares is a wonder
rui . structure and something which
. would have been widely advertised over
i me country cad it Men built m Boston
or Ijo Angelesv: Portland he character
Ises a the Athena of the Paciflo Coast.
Convention Comes Here Again
Next Year; Will Work for Su-
preme" Lodge-Session,. '
: Ylie thirty -second annual convention
of the grand, lodge Knights of Pythias
of the Domain of Oregon, and the twen
tleth annual convention of the grand
joag or the Pythian Sisters, adjourned
ie yesterday arte moon, and today vtr
. . tually all th , delegates are homeward
bound. The knights met at the Knight
f' Pythias halL - Eleventh and" Alder
- streets, and the Pythian Sisters, the
, women's auxiliary, nvet -at the Women
' ;: f ' Woodcraft ball, Tenth and . Taylor,
The session lasted two days. -
- Installation of officers,- the - sppolnt
men t of deputies grand chancellor f.r
districts and lodges,. and selection if
, standing committees i marked the clo
tng hours of the knights' convention.
The grand lodge also decided unanimous-1
ly to inaugurate a campaign for the
v purpose of brinsing- the supreme lodge
meeting to Portland, in. Portland
was selected as the- site for the grand
ioage convention u ivif. - Clarke K.
-'Saunders of Madord ' was ; selected as
associate tribune. - ,; -Mfie,
Resolutions - were ' adopted thanking
, Ivanhoe lodge No. 1 of Portland for en
tertainment, and several addresses were
made following the .Installation of the
new grand chancellor, Frank 8. Grant
of Portland.'''- ;va:,'JV'?-''W,'.; ;v :'--ir. (
- The grand -chancellor appointed' the
. following district deputies grand Chan-
cellor: .-.-7,: vv.-.--.-.",''-'-'':;
District No 1 (Multnomah and Clack
amas counties), B. P. Snyder of Port-
- land s district No. 3 (Columbia and
Clatsop counties), Napoleon Bourdeaa
or rort Stevens; district No. (Wash
ington . and Yamhill counties), C , R,
Westoott of (Gaston; distriot No. 4
v twnn, Benton and Lincoln counties),
Charles R. Butler of Lebanon: district
No. 6 (Lane and, Douglas counties), W.
B. DUlard of Eugene; district No, 6 (Jo
sephine and Jackson counties), . C. W.
, Potter of Medford; district No, ? Cooa
and Curry" counties), Thomas D. White
of Bandon; district No. ( (Waseo, Hood
Hiver and Suerman ' countiea), O. - H.
llawley of The Dalles; district No. t
(GUIiara and. Morrow counties), W. W.
8 mead of Heppner; district No. Jo Um
atilla county), Clark Wood of Weston:
district -. No. 11 (Union and Wallowa
counties), H. E., Dixon of, La Grande;
district No. ; 12 ' (Baker and Malheur
. counties). J. A. Hurley of Vale; district
No. 13 (Wheeler and Grant counties),
Otis . Patterson of Canyon City; dl
- trie t No. 14 (Tillamook county), Henry
Tow Sr. of Nehalem; district, No. 15
(Marion. and Polk counties). Verd Hlti
If Independence: district No. 18 (Crook
county), Harry Rosenberg of Prine villi-;
district No. 17 (Klamath county), WIV
Ijam-H., Shaw of Klamath. Falls, (
mt" .v. um viiwj U1M III liln
various standing committees appointed
yesterday are: Credentials, Emii Wald
man. Portland? Judiciary, Robert - G.
Morrow,. Portland; finance, H. a: John,
son, Salem; grievance, H. H. Riley, La
Gran Je; reports, J. P.. Kennedy,- Port
laud; atate of order. J. It awinn' .-
. dleton; printing. JL R. Stinson,, Salem j
mileage, Walter O. Glesson, Baker; war
rants and chartera,-.: Stanton Rowel!,
Grants, Pass; .rules, M.F. Davts,Unloni
correspondence, J. W7 Maloney Pendle
ton . Insurance department, . W. W.
i, 5 HePPnrJ military department.
,, r; f bourne. Rainier; necrology,
Kd. I). Curtis, Portland; publicity, Wit
lard I Marks, Albany.
B, R, Baurrigardt Ran Printing
Y Office in Portland 22- y
: Years Ago.: ;' . - ' '
B f . . . . . 11 .. .
Muraswui, me wen anown iso-
turer who la In Portland to deliver eight
lectures at the Lincoln High School un-
oer tne auspices -of the Portland Edu
cational Association, began hia business
mm in. i-oruana. v , -x- .'
"Twenty-two years ago," ha said at
the Portland today, "I came to Portland
wiM juai lour dollars la my pocket.
I had left a ship at a point where Van
couver, B. C, stands now, and set out
to make my own way. The vessni wu
owned by my uncle, and I. In the grip
of , wanderlust bad net out tn h
World, v .
in Portland ,Mr.- Willam . M. t.mAA
was one of the men wha, assisted me to
start In the printing business and when
i sold out three years later th hnnin..
waa making a success. I moved to Lo
WIDE AWAKE PEOPLE V ;
USE CLASSIFIED ADS
. AND MISS NO CHANCES
a Four -of the laranst enneerns ja,
, In Portland were offerings dosU
4 Uons to women yesterday. Two -
required - exnerlenoa. the nther a
i two did not Nineteen positions e
' were offered for men, ranging i d
Angeles and there went into the same
Huwaeas. ine more successful Ti.f,
ammo, ine less I UKed business. Desnlt
success X , realised I was not In my
vvper cicjneui. . wanaeriust, the guid
rr' S"1 atlll held nfe. ai
ntudled and began to lecture and have
mwu v ii wer since.7
' Air. JBaumgardt
Tuesday,' from
vw n visuea waa the new Central!
iront tinner to expertenoed silk
salesmen. Wide awake men and
, women knew of these Jobs by
reading the Want Ada in The
;;JournaL-;V!- i
; The journal Isn't merely de
scribing events; .every ; day it -brings
hundreds of buyers and
sellers together ,? through ? the
Want Ads, by keeping readers
Informed of each other's wants.
If you read only the news col
umns you miss a lot of Important
offers In the Want Ada , ;
Get into the habit of reading .
the Want Ads let your market
include the thouaanda of sub
scribers of The - Journal don't
sleep while opportunity knocks i
at the door. . , .
i paid woriters in tne flel.i superintendim?
i ... nv-,, iurai worxers inu
Instructing, thenv how to proceed and al
number Of cities and towns already have!
enougn voters enrolled to carry the next I
Prohibitionist Leader Frorrl the
M East Arrives to Take. v
y Charge of Fight.
arrived in Portland
California. The. first
7 - Canadian Prairies Populous, v
' There were approximately 11,000,000
acres of land under cultivation In the
pralria province of Manitoba, Saskat
chewan and Alberta In mi. From this
area It Is estimated that t200.00fl.ooa
will be realised by the, farmers for their
crops.
George C,; Pendell of New Tork, has
arlved in Portland to superintend the
fight of the "dry" forces of Oregon to
swina; the. state for prohibition In .1J14
and seoura the' election, of Prohibition
party officials to administer the pro
posed constitutional amendment Mr.
Pendell expects to align the field work
ers and also handle the publicity end
ex ine crusaoe. ' ,
Mr. Pendell baa been a Prohibition
newspaper man and editorial writer for
10 years and Is regarded as an excel
lent political worker. ' -
That the Prohibition workers In Ore.
goa are now in better shabe than T.r
.10 win is tne declaration of Mr, Pendell
aner- a survey or the 'work '.done to
date.. With the other parties split, he
oeueves me from Dillon eontlnritnt win
pe Die ,10' secure tne requlatte plurality.
casing our confutations . on , fh.l
election returns of J.U and the natural
REGISTRATION BUREAU 7
In I I DC nDrri flinnrr.
"m iUNTILMONDAY.NEXT
- Tonigsr and Fi-May, gatu rday
f ; ana monumy mgnts tne rearlstra-;. m I
. tlon bureau at the county clerk's e
office will remain open .until 0 ,
4 p. m., to aocommoda.tA . voters - I
w aesiring to register for the sne-
cial election of November ' 4, . 4
s After Monday the bureau Vill be1! -
, closed until after : the election.
ine onice is located on tbe fifth A
etreet side of the main floor of 4
w ms court nouse. oruy xnose who 1
have not -registered since Janu-
4 ary 1, 1B12, who , have moved i a
w x rum; one precinct to anotner S I
, since registering, or who desire'
: to change their political af f ilia-
, tton need to reregister at this a
w ume, . ' . . a
' ' - . ' 1 1 f , , ,1 . " i
TKe Angelus the Center
of Home Pleasures-
lAnatlUa Meet Planned. '
Pendleton. Or.. '. Oct The annual
Umatilla county teachers' Institute will
be held In Pendleton Wednesday. Thura. I
dayand Friday of next week. 'Among I
tne speakers secured 'by ) County Su
perintendent I. E, Young are Dr, Joseph
mcreaao of populaOon. w estimate that n o t;nl tinivereity or Oregon,
.0,000 TOters fn the suu wft
incK, - . saia Air. pendell todsv. tw
aireaay nave aooni 1J.000 pledged voters
enrolled ' and our workers are . makin
reports that add hundreds to the number
imosi every aay, we now have elaht1
Bolso schools, K. i F. Carleton. aaslstan t
state superintendent Br. W. It Blesk-
ney of Whitman college, and , Professor
M. L. Daggy of Los Angeles, formerly
or tne universities or Waehington and
Wisconsin..
144-146 Third Stl
Bctweea Morrison and Alder !
9 5 144-146 Third St.
' rCl) 1 '
Between RIorriscs asd Alder
M
s
Now
Our Removal Sale has won Prestige, Popularity and Importance, by roods and prices that
create enthusiasm. ; Here you get the goods you want now. Here you buy thern at prices'
you're glad to pay. the value" is the wav
some of our customers describe the situation and we do! w y
Big Bargains in Men's Furnishings
necVfiwsatersr'-'",,"",''4l!ci' Mn " f TJmbrellas, plain and en
nck-SwteCoVt.. ?, . 98C
Men's,, 16o heavy Ruff-. 0 Kfl
neck Sweater Coats.., . . , , , J2.dU
Men's $ 1.60 Eg..' heavy SJQ' OQ
Ruffneck Sweater Coats.,. tyO,if
Men's t. B0 heaviest wool CCk
ituffneck Sweater Coats. . .54.Dtl
er,ooit.,rfri.?,89c.
soys' 12-13.25 grey arid CI AQ
red wool Sweater Coata. ...2)1.40
blue cheviot . and Oft L'
COLLECTOR BURKE IS -CALLED
TO NEW . YORK
. Thomas C Burka,. collector of cue
; toms for the Oregon duitrlct, has been
called to attend a conference of collec
tors of the customs in New Tork city.
.November 3. He expects to leave Port
land a few days in advance of that
date. - Acting upon a notice sent out by
tbe treasury department Mr. Knrir.
... yesterday, was tn conference with Dep-1 1
uty Collector Parker of Astoria, and I
Went 'OVer a number at nnlnl. k. ..in I
be discussed at the general meeting in
New York. i , , ,
. v The object of the gathering at the
main customs house la to secure cooper
ation and greater efficiency in economi
cal handling of collections.
. Mr. .urke expects to stop at Wash
ington on his way to the conference to
. visit his brother, John Burke, treasurer
vi tne unuea states.
UNIVERSITY WANTS TAX
; . CERTIFICATES VOIDED:
Columbia university authorities have
filed suit In the-circuit court to havo
declared void tax cerOf lcates of delin
quency v for $402.28 and lntereat and
. penalties on the certificates amounting ;
to 1 198.37. th The property Involved is I
Ham. mis . in juejvin addition. The
taxes were levied In 1907. It Is alleged
,. mi, me university was not incorporated
at the time and that Joseph J Galla
gher, president of th institution, held
them In his own name In trust Notice
or .inia was given the assessor, it IS
viaimea, ana he promised the asaesg-
ment. would not be made, as the prop-!
eriy uciongea to an educational .lnstltu-1
uvw v ,ui vuiiuaujr KUluunUCI Claim I I
no notice of the aaseasment or delin-II
autney was siven them until in ion II
ocerirx word is named as defendant
- Use common sense buy Superior eoaL
IS ton. Main 1S4: A-1511. (Adv.)
Men's BOo
grey flannel Shirts. , . . . . . .
der8u.r:,35c
Men's 88c grey And tan col- Gf
ored wool Underwear. ... .V. . 6IC
;ooVd;v$i.29
bte-l;$1.48
"mLJJ0 .blac atln work - OQ
Shirts fast colors OSJC
Men's $1.60 grey and blu ."nffl
f lajinel Shirts at . i i . . ; . " i 95C
Men's $2.50 single anTTdble. e1 AO
breasted blue flan. ShlrtV. $ 1 J9o
Men's 75o leather-Gloves, pig f- '
. ond goat skin, at. . . ... f . 50c
and1d.VkTeyV.8.?.., 10c
coDrVn
Men's $1.88 tan colored ribbed OQ
wool Underwear .......... . . . . . OC
Men's SSe ohambray Shirts, o.
aasorted styles .of collar...... 40C
Men's $1 and $1.60 golf Shirts
mi ouiy
r.79c
Men's 5c golf .Shirts In 'm-AG'J
sortment of styles. . ....... . , ..4H C
Men's 250 - Police and. Fire- nJ
men's. Suspenders, at only..., ZUC
Mn' Wo silk t our-ln-band 1 f
Ties all colors .......1 UC
Men's $1.50 jersey' ribbed grey OQl
wool Underwear at. .... , j. oUC
wan s ii 25 Jersey HbbedJky QOJJ
colored Union Suits. .17.7.!.'.. OiC
? en sj $2.60a; silver grey (1 no
ribbed wool Union Suits.'. al70
Ke,rIr.!!7;59c
Mh?ri42ia oodff.6.1. $1.65
S Men's' IS.60 extra heavy CO Cl
ue flannel Shirts ........ )Z.OU
'$ tan colored Huff- SJI fjo
neck Sweater, Coats at. , . y
Hosiery arid Underwear Bargains
f!?....,85c
vnua s rieecea vests. Pants and
to JO 25o re ul cream' 1
s?ses SS toJ4r,f Sc'reguSJly'. 29C
Chlld'l, Australian wool Vests, Pants
and Drawers, light grey, silk finish,
sizes Is to 22, special. 43 ; sixes
lUli!: .aai?.7 63c
.Yflv. 48c
?&2L Cr.'aam U?l0n SU,t'
finish, 8o values.i....',.. ......
Gir1"'; wool Union Suits, cream
arey 'silk riniah .i . . ,
7V MC D LO A. RTkCt,
48c
r.89c
: cial .
ZTd'&! 69c
&rew'ear,,:..I!?"!?r!nk,n 89e
Child's Knit Caps
oefnaynAvffi
25c
L women's $1.25 Union
neeoea, wmte
won's 65e white medium- ylC-
weight Union Suits HOC
JTomenuf 6o. ced Union AA
Suits, bleached rtC
Children's 16o fast black Irt-.
seamless rib Hose llC
Mother's Friend child's Hose, black,
lnitwh,te three styles of rib, 0j
special. CCJZ
Child's 25c, ; $5o. fast black
Hose, fine rib, all at. , . .,. . , . 1 C
women's 15o fast black hea
iikmfnirK 2CSrJrnl't"' . na black
5iA"fl5 n Wose, seamless, e
fast color ..,...,..,....-.7. 15c
Women's 25c Burson Hosa, iq
black, seamless .... v .7 . 1 9C
Women's .860 ribbed and also ir
rey cashmere Hose, at,, ..... lC
Buy
Now
Women's Ready-to-Wear Garments
Never before hjve Portland women had such chances' to s
buying presented to them as these, f Bright, new, snappy styles
Prices awav helnw nv nnrl'alt li -r i ' A-rj,
Women's Coats
Every one new this season, many In
omy aay or two. JNOte U SSV
ings:
Women's $10 black Cars- ftQ
cul plush Coats at . . .yU.iO
Women's $15 bl'k Astra CI ft OQ
oban Coats, ut to $ 1
Women's $17 .Coats of CI Q OQ
striped novelty fabric. , p lOJVO
women's lis Balkan CIO OQ
style, braid trim'd CoaU. dlU.UO,
"""" 5.w tan ana CC OQ
blue diagonal Coats..... .J3IO
&e.f!;.$15.50
Women's I12.7K hnwi (K
iellna Coau at , . k . , , .4 ibVVO
women s 110.75 Un diag- CQ tSA
oual Coats, cut to...;.T7.4PO.OU
Women's $7.25 clot Coats. ; Cr? no
novelty trimmed 7.., 7...; $5.98
Women's $1J.9 black Car- CQ Ct
acul pluah Coats at..... ...2)0.011
Women's $22.60 "Salts" mt m fei.
sua piush Coats, black.,. $1 4 ,DU
vvomens n.60 2-ton CIO AO
bouclo Coats at only. . . . . 2 1 .9S
. Cliildren's Coat i
vniia-s I2.4S Coats, S to 14
cu " nvy, now......
VW. a. 1
W 3.oo coats, navy CO H
red tr,m ......... $2.50
ChllS's $( Astrakhan Coau! ZZ Z. "
nowon sale at..,.. $3.85
Child's $0.60 Caracul yf Tl-
Coats. now on sale at 54.75
Child's 13.98 Bearskin CI AO (
Coata. now on sale at.... $1,98
.-I, Women's Suits , ,
hfnrton !? newvnade- of serges,'
cheviots and mixtures. Colors are
brown, grey, navy and black: 1 .
U :t'$!?.5!!t.$13.98
an!.Ml77.!.$13.98
ra:So!':.!v?f.$16.50
rail women's Rnlta rVi.V a
sold at $14.60 at. ,:4,. ,alU.90
a:n!.:!!.t$i3.88;
.TUM1BHB a fanama- Dreas no
Skirts., blue and blaok,.lT.:":.9oC
Women's - aamnla T)ress . n '
Bklrts, nearly 100 In lot. rriCC
w0m,tn'" l6,? Pw?ts Waists,- OO
Lt col's, , blk. piping tr'm'd7i yC''
women as to $5 black and colored
, .r ooiiiine rev
; When the Angelus enters your home 7
, ' ' 'a nervy joyousness cornea with it. It at
, once becomes the center from, which
radiates a thousand pleasures not be
fore thought of.. Every member of
. the family has a personal interest be
cause he or she can .play it. 'Every
' kmd of music can be played. Singing
has an added charm because of the : '
. V ease with which accompaniments may
' be played; dance music can be had at
any tune,' Young and old find in it . '
' ; innumerable delights. t ' ( j . ,
theIange
Is Different and Distinctivr
, Its marvelous Phrasing Lever (pat--..
ented),on which your finger rests
lightly, makes the instrument a part of
your very self. ;TTie Melodant brings
out die melody clear and sparkling,' '
while the Melody buttons enable ybu ;
to embellish as much as you desire.
.( , Kaabe - Angelus, Sohomaoker-aag.
f 1ns, tndwlg-Angalna, Em.raoo-Aa.
. gains and the Angelas Player Piano.
Morrison Street at Broadway
ticoats
.,$1.98
for your Week-end
best try the tonic
of the seashore
!.$1.48
double soles, toes and beefa;
also in ribbed and rib top-..7..:..9c
Children's Dresses
.-i,a5el? WMhaDle Dresses In llg
dark colorings, all on sale
iOO I3rAataM . .'SB,
$1.25 presses".:.;: :: i
$1.60 Dresses ........I.: 'J
1 ..v
.60 Dresmta
fa.uu juresses
$3,75 Dresses
5c Handkerchiefs 3Uc
Women's Handkerchiefs, plain 'and
embroidered, hematltched, alsS cot
ored hems. ; Best 6a grades Oi
M Extra! pExtraliS
Wtomen'S $2.98 Covert Jkts.OSe
Women's Long . Percale On
Kimonos; . ,,, . ..... 07C
;:t7S69c
K$"Dre.7:!69c
wrfr-B8c
Women's ' $1.50 Chambray
Dresses , .... ,. v. , , . v ,9C
Women's $2.60 Jfeain Capes,. 08c)
Women's 76c-$1.00 . r Un- ' On
gerie Waists : . !.,.,. .77. . .39c
Women's x $2.00 : lingerie ! OQ L,
Waists , . . , . . " .1. ,70C
.2& Jf:""
U-.6? B1ck Taffeta i- C 1 J.Q
Petticoats.. . . . , i.il.HO
:spp '. Beacli
. Seaside and Gcarhart Hotels offer exceptional attrat
) ,tions and inducements for October visitors. " '
' " ' f l - 1 i J r V, . , '
t . ,- v. " " ' : . . '. ' , ' ' 11 i . ..... . , -
Seashore Special
2 P. M.
35c 50c 75c
Goods at Less
Hundreds of Knit .nj r- v.....
Scarfs and Flasot.iatora on
than elsewhere prices.
much le
2Sc-S0c Embroidered Flouncing 10c
S0lle.nutCrt5he 8?0Ii tonwrrow yoit wUl '-find confront- '
Bargain Square a lot of Embroidered
.Flouncings There are over 2000 vardafl tU Ti,
th.-mf 'uw " ,on8 as mey last you may buy.
' . , . 4 . ... . , ,, , .,., . V
WINTER
PASSES
AWAY
1 . " Quicker when the r .
Home Is Well
Lighted -
M. J.WALSH CO.
have in stock a complete
line of plain and ornamental
LIGHTING FIXTURES
' Reading Lamps and Guar
anteed Tungsten ; Lamps
which can be installed at
moment'a notice. '
r.LJ.WALSHCO.
'311 STARKtT. "
, ' Both Phones r'- '
V " '-I . '.-v".'.' -(-' yA. ':
"Eyerything- Electrical
, . . : Installed,,
B6y' 25c
Blouses .
Boys', Blouse Walati of 'Cham.
nred. Wellrtnada, 26o 1 o" '
values .y 4 . ,-. , t ;yl
..J
; ( carries -Ubservation Parlor vCars. Arrives r Beach .
' Points for dinner,
' and 9 :30 P. Ml '
Regular daily trains, 8.10 A.
Specials
women's : $1.2$ tan I
Clasp oe
Women's and Children's Sweaters
,98c
$2.95
Women's
Sweaters
$1.80
Buff-Neck
Women's $2.05 Ruff -Neck
sweaters xor , only. , , , ,
women's I2.E0 Ruff.Vimh. r mm
Sweaters for only. ,..??. tbZ.DlJ
wumen's Bhaker Knit $5.50 Cf CO
lor. pT,Ji7
Ruff -Neck Sweaters for.
Women's Jumb6 Knit
ttuii-iMecK sweaters
ttiiidren's ; "V"-Neck SOo 'yf e
Coat Sweaters .i,.':;;45C
.7.r.$i.i9
al9f.7$1.49
Dress Goods-Silks
" Nowhere can you find better val
uesnor better Qualities. '
,, ...--V-i'"-'): :
Shepherd Checks
In the wanted slaes of checks,
, black and white faat colors, wash
. able, rs v""' ' .yo: r'i7
29c Quality, $6 In....
49c Quality, 20 In.,...
wp,ynamyi 42 in....... ,...,,.50
(lOo'Toklo Silks, ass't'd colors. 15a)
2 5o Jap Silks, assorted colors , . 1 9a)
too rongee Bilks, 88 In., wide, ,334V
25oiPongeeSllks, 24 in. wlde..ieS
7Bo Wool Plaids. , htndsome. : JQ-i
40c Serges, 8 In, wanced colors.3S
SOc Serges, 2$ inj, wanted oolors.35a
$1-00 Silk Velyets. all colors . . . anl
LI1.00 Suitings, full fifl lnv:,5
3c; velyetlnes,: all colors.;. . .4H
21d
39
lams,
4c
i nels assorted styles ,,, ....... 1 UC
150 Ducklln Fleece Plan : 1 o i 1'
nel new- patterns v.. .....lAC
1 2 -Flannelettes all f; new n '
Fall colorings 4 . . i , ,;.V ". . v. 7C
,10o Flannelettes all new Fail 0 :
colors-!,.:, , . , , ,., OC
Bo Outlnar m.nnsl.!.n...
styles-Ffte vrTT-"";::. .
12 Ho Duckling Fleece1 Flan-
; Dress Kid Oloves
ti i. i?i 800 ienh black, ii-
umt Gloves.,.. , , , . , . , , .t.;:I0c
Flahiieli
6ic
6ic
8 I-80 Challtes light and
i patterns.,,-, v.. . , ..
7Ho 'Apron' oingham-Tn i A
nght coiorsTr:;. r: r. 7c
Lmena, Blankets, Sheets, Muslin Curtains, Drap
? v Percales light
ana dark coloringa
JUo Dress snd Comforter Cat
, . .". 5c
sn S each3 Table Damaski . .
2 S Sac.h Ibl Damask.
2?Bi0,, Table Damask. , '
irSS Si Pe1 labia Damask.. 7
ii rX Jabie Damaak. .g
11.60 Bleached Tnhu nom..b
Colored Table DamaskT.T. 5
$2.60 furs Linen Napkins, ,vS2.i
; Lace Curtain Specials
gJrU J'ac Cualna.7..i
5? 78 K,c.n iHc Curtains... . .4JS
81.7J Scotch Lace CurUlns.; 45
12o. Turkish Towel at, ,7. wlO
$0e, Turkish Towels it'
v:,;i.PiIIows' Reauced U:-
49c JPeather Pillows, 1 7x24 ; . .rtft
$2.85 Down- Pillows ' Il2T. Sr Jd
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$1.45
$1.(0
7. - cu hjurcaas "
8o -Crochet Bed Bnreld.'... . asr.
crochet Bed Spreed, .fflT.Tf
Crochet Bed Spread .", LN
' Cnfoirter : SoedaJs
eW A a m 1 . J 1
Iris l-aiico V Top. Comforters.!
i S S r! 0B -omrtrs
2.00 ; Sllkollne Too Comftra
.1 nil N kn na - Tnn i-nMTa.. .
$4.00 Satins Ton Comforters. 55ol5 J
Sheets, Cases, Muslin
80c Blea. Sheets. 72x80. , 7. , .35.
J9o Blea,f Sheets, 81x90.; . ,..49d
9c Blea, Sheets. 81x90. . ....KsS
7Bo Blea. Bheets, 81x90,. 8S
13a Fruit of Loom Muslin II o
tOcDaijjy , Blea. Muslin.,.. . J..S?
80 Pacific "B" Muslin.. .;..;. ?2
20o B ea.v Pillow Tubing. . . : V. lftS
22o Blea. Pillow Tubing ; I7S
240 H, BtUched Pillow Cases; I 55
18o Blea , Pillow Cases. . . . 7, . 10?
16o
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Blanket Specials
f.lo Sry "d White Blankets. S
iJ f Ory 'oon Blankets. ,jt,j2S
!' Rl Plaid Blankets... rSlikS
$6.75 Gray Wool Blankets., SllSo
tDrarjery Gools Reduced
J-J40 .CurfaTn Swiss, 88 In.-.
Wo Curtain- BwIhs Iiln offl
SwIhs. 28 in...,..loS
Swiss, , DO In ..... . I4S
gwlns. '88 lnv.,.,.lS5
crim. 40 ln...,,.2a5
Berlin, 88 In.. ,...TS
gorlrn, (IS In
Her in. 40 fn... ' 5oi
ui 1 nil. fin in ,
110 Curtain
,18o Curcain
26o Curtnln
80o CurtHln
20o Curtain
26o Curtnln
85a Curtain
J 20 curtain
25o H. 8. CiirtRia kiSaii"J S
12o Figured Sllkollne. 38 in" ; 'IfS
A Grea 3-Dajr Vacation 'for $3.00. t Longer time limit $4.00
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cheerful and bully for month. ...
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make yourself pleasant and
feet
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