THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20,; ,1911
Social an Personal
FOR General and Mrs. Potta of
Vancouver Barracks the officers
and women of the post will five
large ball this evening- to which
many of the society people of
Portland have been bidden.
This afternoon Mrs. Donald Ranney
Munro presided at an elaborate tea
and Mrs. John Paly entertained for the
pleasure of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Walter M. Daly, giving a bridge with
an Informal tea following. 4.
Portland Man Weds In California.
The following notice has been re
ceived of the wedding In Oakland, Cal.,
of Daniel Francis Campbell Jr., of
this city, to Miss Miriam Irmlne
Clarken of Oakland. Mr. Camnbell is
or an okj and well Known Portland
family and has many friends in Port
land who will be interested in the wed
ding. They sailed from San Francisco
on the "Honolulan" for an extended
honeymoon in the Hawaiian -islands.
They will be at home after April 1 in
Portland. .
The marriage or Miss Miriam Clark
en and Daniel Francis Campbell of
Portland, Or., tooK place last evening
at St. Augustus church. Rev. B.. J. Mo-
Klnnon officiating.
"The bride was given away by her
uncle. Judge It. M. Clarken of Sacra
mento. She wore a gown of white sat
in with an overdress of lace and with
pearl embroidery. Her tulle veil was
arranged In a Juliet cap and she car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley.
"Miss Alice Clarken attended her sis
ter as maid of honor. Like the brides
maids and the flower, girls, she was in
yellow, her gown being made of a char-
meuse draped in lace. Tne bridal
party Included Miss Edith Clarken and
Miss Helen Hopper ss bridesmaids, and
little Miss Alice and Miss Muriel Hop
per as flower girls. A. C. Campbell
was the best man and the ushers were
Hsrry Hopper. Kdward O. C. Ord. W1I
11am Judge and George C. Clarken.
"A reception and wedding supper at
tlhe home of the bride's grandmother.
Mrs. Margaret Moore Harry, in Wool-
Bey street, followed the church cere
mony."
Portland Heights District School
Entertainment. ,
A' lively Interest is Being expressed
In the district school entertainment
jthis evening at the Portland Heights
ciud. tierewun is puDiisneq a qumni
picture of Miss Greata Butterfleld in a
costume 76 years old.
For the most part the costumes have
been faBhloned to appear grotesque
rather than qualnt, but those, of the
club's guests who are so fortunate to
have antique costumes will wear
them. There will be Ringing by an old
time quartet, a spelling match and
many other amusements of an extraor
dinary nature. The committee is Mrs.
George Hoyt, Mrs. A. E. Butterfleld,
;.Mrs. W. J. Hawkins, Mrs. W. D. Jelll
son and Mrs. W. B. Mersereau.
Engagement Announced.
At a dinner given by Professor and
Mrs. Charles Orifflth Collals at the
Moana hotel. Honolulu, 11. I., Saturday
evening, February 14, covers wero laid
for 65 guests. Decorations were In
red hyblsous, curnations and hearts.
The place cards were In the form of a
document, with seal and signature of
Daniel Cupid, and read is follows:
"Proclamation. Know ye all
Whereas, E. Maldwyn, son of Edward,
; of the house of Evans, and Edith Ross
i lyn, dsughter of Charles Griffith, of
the house df Collals, having reached
years of discretion and understanding,
seek admission Into the state of matri
mony, I, Daniel Cupid, governor of
said state, hereby proclaim them .can
didates for such admission, on or after
May first, nineteen hundred and fourteen.
"Written" under my hand and seal
lzaiion. at wasumsiim ana ' iuibuu
coUege, Penn., 1852.
It was also the occasion of the re
ceipt of the new charter, although the
local association has been ,ln existence
for over; 20 .years. ;
This national fraternity ; ranks
among the oldest and strongest in ,
tha collegiate world, having 40 active
chapters and 40 Alumni associations,
scattered In every state In the union.
Dr. E. J, Lab be responded to a toast
to Woodrow "Wilson, Virginia Alpha
chapter, of which ha is also a member,
tel'lng of the i work of the nation's
chief executive While they were attend- '
lag the University of Virginia some 30
years ago. -. I -
Rev. W. W. Youngston, L. G. lMc-'
Gaw, Stanley Myers, B. E. Leonard, '
M. R. Klepper, E. C. F. Knowlss, and
E. H. Todd gave toasts. Professor!
J. R. Wilson presented the charter toj
the association. j
The following members were pre- j
ent: W. -W. ! Youngston. Allegheny i
college, Penn.; E, C Bronaugh, UnV'
versity of the Pacific: L. G. McGaw. :
University of Wooster, Ohio; E. M.I
iSergen, Beloit college. Wis.; H. A.
Askwith, University of Iowa; H. O. t
iumnger. University of Michigan: E.
A. Knowles, Unl versity of Wisconsin; j
M. R. Klepper, Columbia university, !
w. 1 ; u. a. Gardner. University of
Wisconsin; R. j B. Swezey, University!
u niiuuis, ii. v.. ijarmmoutn
college! W. H, EVans, Jeland Stan
ford; E. J. Labbe, University of Vir
ginia; J. ,A. Rockwood, Amherst col
lege, Mass.; Stanley Myers, University
of Kansas; F. 1 C. Rabb, Wabash col
lege, Ind.; L. A. Smith, Columbia uni
versity, N. Y.; M. E. Blackroary Uni
versity ot Kansas; J. C. Henneberger,
Franklin and Marshall college, Penn.;
O. R. Tate. Dickinson collets Penn.:
:'J. G. Clemson. Lafayette college,
i Penn.; S. W. ! Unander. I.elnH Rtan.
r "f, ford; J. G, Strohm, University of Ne
5;.V?fe braska; J.' G.i Welsh. Unl versltv of
15"k4 Nebraska, and J. R. Wilson. Washing-
-JS? ton and Jefferson college. Penn.
sj- m Greetings were exchaneed hi ir
with associations in Tacoma, Spokane,
Seattle, San Francisco and Los An
geles. Golden Wedding Celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Birks, on
Sunday, February 15. reached the fif
tieth mils stone on ; the journey of
wedded life-, and celebrated the occa
sion at their home in East Mo nta villa.
They were married at Marshaltown,
Iowa. Mrs. Birks was' Miss Mary
Henderson toward, daughter of Rev.
William H. and Margarent Wilson
ah chapter; Mrs. John H. Ba1ey w"
and Mrs. E. A. Beais, regent and vice ; ? yregoa
regent of Willamette chaper. I " his ministerial work. The follow-
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Mies Graeta Butterfleld; In a raua
lin print fashioned 75 years ago,
which she will wear; at District
School entertainment at Port
land Heights club. !
coma
Mrs. Edwin F. Hitchcock. Mrs. R
M. Cross, Mrs. Horaoe ! B. Fenton,
Miss Emma Howell andj Mrs. F. E.
Clements served, assisted; by Mrs. R.
G. E. Cornish, Mrs. C. I A. Warren,
Miss Little, Miss Davis,! Miss; Mtch
ner. Miss Titus and Miss Ralston.
The punch bowl was in .charge of
ing spring after the marriage, they,
with all the Howard family and other
relatives, came to Oregon, where they
have since lived, with the exception
of a few years spent in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Birks have Beven liv
ing children, five of whom were pres
ent on the happy occasion. Those
Mr. William t Htt iasRiKto, h Present were Miss Roberta, Messrs.
Mm. Arthur Rrown Assisting in the I William, Roy and Eugene, and Mrs.
rooms were Mrs.- Green. I Mrs. E. K. ! Samuel J. Armes.
The two absent
Scott, Miss Green and Miss Marie
Green.
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To Tour California.
E. L. Harmon will leave tomorrow on
the Shasta Limited for Callfornia to
join his wife, and daughter at Los An
geles. He has shipped his automobile
and the family will enjoy k three weeks
auto tour of southern California before
returning to Portland. Mrs. Harmon
and her daughter have peen In Cali
fornia two weeks and arejnow at Pasa
dena. I
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This evening the Catholic Women's
league will entertain with
were Mrs. Henry Burnes of Albany,
Oregon, and Mrs. Charles Johnson of
Walla Walla, Washington. Thereware
eight living- grandchildren, three of
whom were present. Miss Eva Burnes
Loyd James and .Mrs. Henry Setter
burg. A bountiful dinner was served.
The table was beautiful with its cen
terpiece of golden Jonquils. Covers
were laid for the following: Mr. and!
Mrs. Jeremiah Birks. Mr. and Mrs. i
Roy Birks, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Set-1
John Howard, Miss Ma-
Samuel James, Lloyd
James, Miss Roberta, .William and Eu
gene Birks, Miss Eva Burnes, Mrs. S.
J-j. De Spain and Mrs. L. B. Heggers.
terburg, Mrs.
bel Howard,
1 Durlnff thA rtlnner h snrnll nf Kn
a large ball v&nra vo linrnlloi? orA in rrtatmrrv
and card party at the Multnomah .10- 'the intervening years were lived oyer,
tel. The mezzanine floor; will be j Later other reiatlves and guests came
some j of the old songs were
1 .. n n.n)nAJ Y, T r . r
.1.1. w Aa nf TTohniArv nine. ttS', ...u -
w. . . v.- , - -fWrs. J. C. Costello, Mrs. Joseph E.
teen hundred and fourteen.
"(Signed) DANIEL CUPID."
Miss Collals Is well known in Hono
lulu, having been head of the voice de
partment of Oahu College for two
years. Her beautiful voice was heard
in symphony concerts as soloist; also
in Central Union church as soprano.
She was vice president of the Woman's
Musical club and director of the Teach
ers' Choral society. Mr. Evans is
business man of Portland, Or.,
and is a buyer for Roberts Bros., of
hat. city. He has obtained recognl
tlon In musical circles and received
bin musical education In Europe. He
was adjudicator several years at
Eisteddfods held in Wales and has also
won medals in musical competitions,
He is known In the coast cities as tho
Welsh baritone and is director of mu
sic at the First Congregational church
of Portland.
I), of R. Reception.
Tuesday afternoon Willamette chap
ter. Daughters of the Revolution, gave
a reception at the home of Mrs. E. G.
Titus, In commemoration of Washing
ton's birthday, at which Multnomah
chapter were the honored guests.
Tne house was beautifully decorated
with spring flowers, the dining-room
In yellow and the llvtng-raom in pink.
Receiving with the hostess were
Mrs. John F. Beaumont, stats regent;
Mrs. J. H. Davis, state vice regent;
1 Mrs. I. L, Patterson, regent of Mult-
Bviccucu a i ' 1 liic v 111 u vixyrzia w i i ujo 1 j and
-...jr uvc.wb. " ,.,SiMi Refreshments were SM-yed.
after which the guests made their de-
of arranging the tables) in the ban
quet hU as heretofore.! The -follow
ing, prominent matrons pave the af
fair in charge: The president. Mrs.
John Manning, and the officers of the
Cronan, Mrs. Thomas W. iErskine, Mrs.
parture.
Sirs. Holts Hostess.
Mrs. A. W. Holts of 1105 East Twen
tieth street, north, was the hostess
at a Valentine party on Saturday even-
Edward Boyce Mrsn Andrew C. Smith. ,Vv In hYnoV
Mrs. J. P. OBrien anB. Mrs. .J. R.;t ci
"Wiley t 1 t . a . j .3 auuolo. uwici! a
LZ ' ....J popular young woman of Tacoma, who
wm onC of m t nof has been spending the week with her.
711 Mr wnL f MrRCM Progressive Five Hundred was the fea-
wy rIt v u" ,r2m r t ture of the evening's entertainment.
--IIS8t Dnn.llTSl J;,..J: The card honors fell to Miss Mar-
t t r ITlvnn . . . - . v. . , . . . .
I""" - f "! , consolation prizes were awarded to
jut i un iWm. i ' . . - .
Miss. Marie Lies and George Allen.
Refreshments of a dainty character
Katharine Gi.le, Mrs.
Miss M. Flaherty, Mrs.j Felix Isher
wood, Mrs. B. Gildnerj -Vlrs. J. P.
Kavanaugh, Mrs. R. A. Kirk, Mrs.
J. H. Kern, Miss -Mary (Mackay, Mrs.
D. J. Mahar, Mrs. John Maglnnls, Mrs.
J. F. O'Donnell, Mrs. Rbert Teegan,
Mrs. J. D. Sullivan. -j
Returned From Motor Trip.
were served i- after the cards. Two,
large bouquets of daffodils adorned
the dining table, where pretty place
cards in the shape of cupids and hearts
marked places tor 20. The rooms were !
tastily decorated in red and yelloiv. i
ine .following -were present. Misses
Augusta Cooper, Annis Holts, Bertha I
' Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. MeCord and Holts, Eula Harbaugh, Margaret Har-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman O'Gorman baugh, Marie Lies. Lotta Crowder,
have returned home ater enjoying a v.iara AiDrignt, buna Cooper, Mrs.
month's motoring in southern Califor- Calowri, Mr, Calowri. A. W. Holts,
nla. They passed most of their time at Lverett Holts, Percy Taylor, Georro
Coronaao. Miss uorotmy snarp, who nen, iiugn aams, Fred Hanford,
accompanied them south, remained In Spencer Cooper Ben Clifford, at.d
f'asaaena, tne nouse guest or aiiss ior- ; "e "ra.
lick, a school friend, who resides in
that city.
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Dinner at University Club.
At ths University club last evening
25 local .mambers,. comprising the
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Tres Joli Club Dance.
An event of much interest is the
Tres Joli club's first dancing party to ;
oe given at tne irvington club, .East
lwenty-first and" Thompson streets,
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A Man Tailored Suit
for Ladies
Made from your selection of
hundreds of pleasing, worth-
while fabrics.
An efficient organization of
men tailors rno women em-;
ployed in our own workshop makes
the price of Thirty-five Dollars pos
sible for fifty-dollar values:
vogvjailagli
2382 Washington St
Alumni association of the . Phi Kappa tomorrow evening, February 21, at 8:30
Psi fraternity of Portland, banqueted i o'clock. The committee is H r Cm-.
in honor of the founding of the orgin- j tls, H. J. Cason, J. H. Abrey, H. J. Col- !
lins, Carl Liebe, II. G. Kundret. Charles
Jenning, M. J. Lynch, G. W. Freeman.
J. W. catner, U. ADendroth and A, R
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iiapei, ixiiu ! me Lii&iruiiesses Will DS
Mrs. L. M. Davis, Mrs. R. E. Breslin,
Mrs. H. B. Loveridge and Mrs. C W
Cather. j
Five Xights Club Dance.
The "Five Nights club," an organ-
lzation formed, by young business and
professional men of the city, will give
a cancee tnis eveping at the Womeu
of the Woodcraft, hall. Tenth and
Taylor streets. : ?
The club .hits already given three
dancing parties of more than ordinary
attractiveness, and this is the last
uance unu alter tn6 Lenten season.
The patronesses are Mrs. C. A. Hood, ,
Airs, tu w. Jtiopiuns and Mrs. F. M.
Beadle. I '
Concert Planned.
. A concert has been arranged under
the auspices of the Welsh Cambrian
society, to ne held n the Church it
Strangers, Monday, March 2. ' The
following artists will take oar
Misses Edith Rbsslyn Collals, Sarah
tiawaras, verna Smtth, - Mrs. W. F.
.Downing and E.; Maldwyn Evans.
with Miss Marjorie E. Collals as &d
companist.
Royal Neighbors at Home.
, Oregon Rose Camp, Royal Neighbors,
win De -atjnome - tnis evening to all
members and visiting Royal Neighbors-
.in the city at Royal Academy hall.
85 Firm street.
AVedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Stearns enter-
tained mrormaiiy Tuesday evening a
few of their friends in honor of the
thirtieth anniversary , of their wedding,
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Across From Pittock Block.
,i- . i lllll
flf Thirty-Five Dollars
"Candy Day" at Ihe Main Floor Bargain Circle Tomorrow Treat the Home Folk's to a Box ol Q. W. K. Bon Pons
Trunks, Suitcases, Traveling Bags, etc., 4th Floor Manicuring and Uairdresslng 2d Floor Tea Room 2dFloor
Stationery
Sale!
MAIN FLOOR We carry a! com
plete line of. Score Cards, Play
ing Cards, Favors, Table Decora
tions, etc. Note the following
specials for tomorrow:
50c Box Stationery
At 39c
"The Minuet" Juvenile Initial
and Kurd's Damask Linen Cor
respondence Paper 24 sheets
and 2 V envelopes to match.
White or tints. Regular OQ
50c gra4e. .0JQ
Sale Hand-Painted
Place Cards
Special assortment of Novelty
Place Cards In designs for all
occasions. -Hand painted. Regu
lar J3.50 up to JU.20 de
grades, i Special, dozen )LiD
- ... . v. : - "l Flap Sale
mm m m m a a mm mm m. mm-mm a
under personal dV
rection of Mrs.'H.
C. P r u d h o mn.
Wear a. flag fer
Store Hours, 9a.rn.to6p. m.' Every Business Day Saturday Included chiidbwirletAs!
' ' ' soclatloiw: - -
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Double
Stamps
With cash pur
chases In Mai n
Floor Shoe Dept.
All day Saturday.
Mean's $20 Famicy Mfls $M.25
From Our Regular Stock Two Famous Mattes
MEN'S STORE, MAIN FLOOR Suits thaf will compare' most favorably with those other stores sell at
$25.00. Step- in tomorrow and examine the- Vorkmanshlp, . tyle ," and materials that go into the
making of these splendid suits and you'll not wonder that we are doing such a flourishing clothing busi
ness. In this special line we offer for Saturday we Include novelty worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots
in smart, up-to-date patterns and colorings and ih a complete range of all sizes. Conservative models
for business men or the more fancy cuts worn by young fellows. Suits selected from CI 1
our regular lines selling ordinarily up to $20.00.. Saturday..,......... 1 !)
Important
Men's Heavy Jumbo Sweaters
Special S3.95 3
nFPAHTMENT MAIN FLOOR A sbecial nurchise
direct from the maker enables us to offer this 1
famous Sweater at a very low price. Large roomy
tvl with roil collar, close ribbed cuffs and
knit-in side pockets. Extra heavy wool knit J
in rope stitch. Shown in colors cardinal and
Oxford only, but in all sizes from 36 up QC
to 46. An extraordinary bargain. Special 9Z7
Mens $1.25 "flelinont" Shirts
Special 95c
DEPARTMENT MAIN FLOOR Again tomorrow
we offer? the well-known "Belmont! make Men's
Shirts at special redaction. Splendid assortment
of patterns-! hairline, pencil or cluster 'stripes in
almost any color. 'Materials are serviceable woven
madras, or percales. Coat style with plaited or
plain bosoms and attached cuffs. ' Standard QC
1.25 Shirts at any time.' Saturday, choice 7eC
Women's $35.00 Suits
Specially Priced lor
Saturday's Selling
14.95
Tailored or Fancy Models in
. Popular Materials
SECOND FLOOR Regular stock lines
which have sold down till there are
.but one or two of a kind. These we
have taken and put a price upon them
that is sure to move them out quickly.
Cutaway and novelty effects some
with baited backs, fancy , collars and
icuffs. Only the very best of materials
are employed. .Coats lined with excel
lent quality peau de cygne or Skinner's
Satin. Skirts cut in fashion's latest'
styles some peg-top others in nov
elty draped effects. Suits selling ordi
narily up to J35.00 in this gl i Qf
special lot and priced at. . .(? krgV&
Sale of Waists
At 98c
98c
CENTER CIRCLE, MAIN FLOOR
Dainty white Marquisettes, Crepes and
Lingerie in a great variety of new
models. Trimmed with laces, embroi
dery, pin tucks; buttons, etc. High
or low necks, long or elbow sleeves
some with new drop-shoulder effect. A
few tailored styles with front or back
fastenings. All sizes in the
assortment. Choice . . . ;
Women's SlitePetticoats
Special $3.29
DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR Ex
tra good grade Silk Messaline Petticoats
with plain or silk Jersey , tops and
accordion plaited flounces.
All colors. Special ......
$3.29
$1.65 Cirepe Gowns
if i mm
hi i i.m - .31
111 I rt I TIW
HI 1 I SECOND
IS
Special ,01.29
DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR For Satur
day orriy we offer a special lot of Women's
Gowns, at big reduction'. Plain white crepe
with high neck and long sleeves flowered
crpe With low neck and short sleeves, also
plain White longcloth with low neck and
short sleeves. Nicely trimmed. f )n
Regular 1.50 and 1,65 Gowns l.7
312.50 Undermnsllns
At S2.98
SECOND FLOOR Gowns, Combina
tions, Princess Slips, Skirts and Chem-
Jse. Also Albatross Gowns and Silk
Jo Princess Slips. Some slighjly ! AO
soiled.: Worth to 112.50 now O
Odd Lines of Corsets Now 92.98
FLOORSamnle lines .rid 'd!imn(lnnil
styles in Bon, ton tnd Mme. Marfette Corsets sell-
' 10.00.
Ing formerly at 5.00, 6.30, p.5o and fO o
10.00. . Wfiile they last,. choice. Z.?0
Children's Wash Dresses at 39c
French Styles 1 to 6 Years
SECOND FLOOR This fecial assortment la composed of
several broken lines which sold .formerly at much higher
and chambrays An blue ;or pink.and..white, checks, stripes.
etc
from
Air are
2 to 6
re well made and nicely trimmed. Sizes on. ,h
5 only. While they las,.f ......U?C
915.00 Dresses at $4.98 '
SECOND FLOOR Dresses which, have become somewhat
soiled from being used for display purposes. Plain and
fancy lawns, repps and linens in white only. 6 to 14 years.
Up to 3.00 Dre.i.r $1.98 1 Up to $10.50 DrMte 3.98
Up to 8.50 Dreaaos 2.98 0 Up to 15.00 Drt 4.98
"S. & H." Green Trading Statnps With Purchases.
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Notice
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The following article ap
peared in The Oregon Journal
oi reuruary 23: ;.
COXJUBCTXOV AUDI TO
xxsTAtrsAjrr ltATzico
The rating of th. rpstaurant
In the dapjtmnt etr ot
Olds. Wortman & King la 95 S
per cent, the am. a that of
the Portland hotel, according
to Dr. Charlea A. Ballard, head
of the sanitary division of the
city health bureau. Which did
scorina. Mrs. H. M. Brans-
ford In reporting- thescores of
the various restaurants of the
city made an error and rave
the restaurant a lower mark
ing- than It should have bad.
tt is hardly necessary to pub
lish the. above, as tt is ' unl
versally- known that;; we have
the cleanest kitchen .in port
land. No preparation what
ever was made byj us for
this inspection our kitchen
has always been open for vis
itors at all times. f i
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Right-Posture
Boys' Suits
1 ; 1 1 -
Oar New Spring tine
Now on Display
Main Floor
MAIN FLOOR The mother who
is thinking of her boy's future
should help hira to build a strong
frame. "Right-Posture" is the
name of our new health Suits
for boys. Made in the best
equipped Boys Clothing factory
In America, it is tended by. ex
pert hands from the cut of the
cloth to the press of the Iron.'
They are sewn with silk thread
throughout, every wear seam Is
reinforced every button puIW
proof. "Rlght-Pos .1 f-. nfl
ture" Suits 5.00 to if lD.UU
Boys', Winter
Overcoats
V2 Price
MAIN. FLOOR Season's newest
styles In popular Winter weight
materials. Good selection of col
ors and sizes. At HALF PRICE
: 1! " -Sale
Boys' Sweaters
Broken . IinesJJtoys' Wool Sweat
ers greatly reduced;!
Regular 3.50 Cradea for 2.63
RegaUr 5.00 Cradaa for 3.75
Wayne Knit"
SilkHosiery
$1.00 Pair
MAIN FLOOR New shipment fa
mous "Wayne Knit" black silk Hose
for Women just received. Noted for
their superior wearing l A A
qualities. Unequaled, pr. Jl.UU
Saturday Sale ot Drags and Toilet Articles Main Floor
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste at 28c
50c Hind's Honey and Almond
Cream for Saturday at only 28c
25c Sanitol Preparations at 15c
25c Parker's' Tar Soap only 15c
25c Cuticura Soap (limit one
cake to customer) priced at 15c
10c Physicians' and Surgeons'
Soap priced for Saturday St 7c
10c Palmolive Soap, a cake 6c
l5c Pear's Unscented Soap 10c
50c Mary Garden' Talcum at 35c"
Special Sale
Wayne Cc dared Paper
Wardrobe
MAIN FLOOR protect! clothes
from moths, dust, dirt, smoke, 'soot
and moisture. Here is an article
you have long needed.
Regular 50c Size now at only 38c
Regular 75c Size now at only 55c
Regular $1.00 Size now only 69c
Regular $1.25 Size now only 89c
Regular $1.50 Size now for $1.10
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: Malted
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KASN0E3UAI
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50c La . Blache Face Powder In
all colors. Special at only -3$c
50c Java Rice Powder in- all
colors for Saturday at only 29c
5oc Scott's Paper Towels offered
special tomorrow at, a roll 35c
25c Rubifoam at, the bottle 15c
25c Dr. Grave's Tooth Pwdr. 10c
25c Dr. Lyon's Tooth Pwdr. 15e
25c Arnica Tooth Soap at 15c
25c Woodhurys Facial Cream
on sale Saturday at 2 for 25e
Special Demonstration
BORDEN'S Malted Milk
Drug Dept., Main Floor
A refreshing, Invigorating, health-giving drink good
for young or old. Stop at the demonstration booth
and try a glass of Borden's, the national pure-food
beverage. . During demonstration we quote following:
Regular 50c Borden'. Malted Milk Now Priced at 40i
Regular $1.00 Size Borden'. Malted Milk at Only. 80c
Regular $3.75 Ho.pital Size Special Now Only $2.98
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Last Day of Dinner Ware Sale--3d FL
50-Piece Semi-Porcelain Dinner Seta Now at $ 6.75 Dainty Green Border and Gold Edge Decoration.
60-Piece Semi-Porcelain Dinner Seta Now at $ 9.00 50-Piece Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set. at Only $ 7.80
100-Piece Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set Now at $13.95 60-Piece Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set at Only 10.10
Dark Flower, Blue Decoration
50-Piece Sets at..l $ 6.80
60-Piece Sets at..... ..$ 9.10
100-Piece Sets at. . . . . . :$14.00
White and Gold with Gold
Traced, Gold Knobs, Handles
50-Piece'Sets at $ 5.60
60-Piece Sets at..-.. ...S 7.481
100-Piece Sets at, .$ll.oa
White and Gord Semi-Porcelain
50-Piece Sets at $ 6.75
60-Piece Sets at $ 9.00
100-Piece Sets at $13.95
Green Border and Gold Edge
50-Piece Sets at ..$ 7.80
60-Piece Sets at a... $10.10
Red Border, Minton Decoration
50-Piece Sets at $ 9.30
25c Holmes Frostilla" at only ISo
50c Dora Face Powder at only 2$
1.00 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine 69
25c Imperial Talcum priced 12Kc
25c Marvelous Shampoo Fluff for
Saturday, special at low price 10
1.00 flnaud's "4711" Lilac, Violet
and Rose Lotion priced at only 59c
50c to 75c standard makes of Per
fumes priced at only, ounce 25a
10c Odds and Ends of Soaps 5
75c Florida Waters now only 59e
25c Whisk Brooms Saturday at 10c
25c Solid Back Hand Brushes at 10
1.00 Plnkham Remedies now 79
1.00 Lambert's Llsterine sp'l 6So
50c Rhenolax Wafers (100 in bot
tle) priced tomorrow 1 at only 35
10c -lb. Merck's Boric Acjd 8
5oc Pond's Extract Saturday at 39c
10C Household Ammonia only 7
35c Fletcher's Castoria special 25c
25c Malt Nutrine Saturday at 15c
SPECIAL FREE OFFER 25 c bottle
"Maurine" Hand Lotion for every
empty Maurine Cream Jar returned H25c large size Scissors f
to the Drug Department Saturday. Saturday. ........... ,19C
Grocery Specials Saturday
PHONE CLERKS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE BEGINNING 8:30 A.M.
Fine imported Swiss Martin's New York Cream - Of
Cheese Saturday, pound Cheese, a pound. . .1 .. .. XDC
Large Norway Mackerel Specially Priced at; each... -.2 .3Sc
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables dally. Give us a trial order. -'.
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S2.50 Carpet Sweepers $1.50
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Best medium priced Sweeper on
the market. Strong and durable.
Regular 2.50 grade. Cfl
Saturday at vpl.UU
65c Parlor Brooms now at 50c
35c "No-Dust" Sweeping Com
pound for Saturday at only 27c
50c Liquid Veneer , at only 35c
"Wear-Ever' 'Aluminum Cooking
Utensils now -at reduced prices
Sale of Shoes Continues !
Grades Worth Up to S6.00 at
MAIN FLOOR A special lot bought from a prominent
Eastern shoe manufacturer at very, low price. Smart,
stylish new footwear in patents. eunmetaL cravenettes.
velvets and other styles. Many ia "Baby Dolf" effects with tow heels for grow
ing girls. Others .with wood Cuban heels or spool heels. Full assortment of
all widths, and sizes 'to choose, from.
'Sale ol Men's Shoes jj $5.00 Evening Slippers
at $3.3a
MAIN FLOOR Men's hi, gh-jrade
Shoes in very latest lasts and leathers.
Button or lace styles. See window
corner Park an4 .Morrison QQ
streets. - Special, palrw t . vO.OO
Special $2.89
MAIN FLOOR Women's Evening and
Party) Slippers In Colonial effects with
cut steel buckles or flat tailored bows.
Regular 4 to 4.$0 grades Q
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