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Newspaper Page TextLSbcial-Penyonal- E31 lOTXOWING the Apollo club con cert last evening at the Masonic kTem)l. Mr. ana Mrs. Harry L? l vi and ladles at a delightful supper par ty at tbe Nortonla hotel. The affair was planned as a reception for II. W. Newton of Seattle, the soloist for the evening;. Supper was served In the dining; room of the hotel In buffet style and a chartring informality added to the pleasure of the evening. Pink rosea and greens adorned the walla of the dining room, arranged In pretty basket. Covers were laid for over 100 guests. To Pmntt Two Year in Europe. Dr. and Mrs. W. 8. Knox will leave Monday for Detroit. their former home, where Mrs. Knox will pans the early part of the summer and Dr. Knox will go on to Boston to study. Mrs. Knox will join him there and they will soil Augunt 22 in company with Ir. Drlahunt and Dr. McLain of the l,'nlverlty of Oregon Medical school for Trieste. Austria, and Breslau, Ger many, to pasa two years in study. During the absence Of Dr. and Mrs. Knox Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Fenton will pt.slrte In the Knox , residence' on Tei rai e road, F'ortland Heights. To Visit East. MIkh Kucla Morris and her house Client, Miss Adelaide Alexander, of St. Paul, who has been visiting with Mlsa Morris at the Alexandra Court en route home from ah extended sojourn In Japan, left Wednesday for the east Miss Alexander will return home to Ht. Paul anl M inn Morris will go to Dixon, 111., to visit friends. Mr. VT. W. Cotton left Wednesday for an extended visit In New York. Horority Luncheon. The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will hold a luncheon tomorrow at the University club at 12:30 o'clock. New Arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Belton (May Sheeny) are being felicitated on the arrival last evening of a baby boy who is to be named for his grand father, the late William H. Sheeny. William Henry Belton. Flowers and congratulations are finding their way to the home of Mr and Mrs. Lynn Coovert, to whom a hahy daughter was born ywterday af ternoon. She has been named Gabrl elle Coovert. Mrs. Coovert will be re membered an Miss Martha DeHevoise. RiK Sisterhood Benefit. As a means of keeping one of their "little sinters" at the Open Air sanl torlum the Big Sisterhood are. joining with Mrs. Forrest S. Fisher in' receiv ing at a large tea tomorrow afternoon at her home on Portland Heights, 632 Montgomery drive. There have beeu no cards issued and all who ar- Inter-et-d In helping are lnvied to be present. The hours are from 3 until 8 o'clock. Take Portland Heights car ' to post 11. Umpire Day Concert. Tomorrow evening the British Be nevolent society will present their an nual concert In celebration of Empire ,1'ay, formerly known as Victoria's Ulrthday. The program: Bagpipe se lections, Pipe-Major J. II. Macdonald; remarks, J. c. Robinson, president British Benevolent society: baritone solo, "Mandalay," F. T. Crowther; so prano solo. "Scottish Blue Bells," Mrs. J. Irene Burns-Albert; tenor solo, "My Pretty Jane," Rev. Frank Gorman; bar itone solo, "Caradog," J. Maldwyn Kvans; contralto solo, "Believe Me If All Those Kndearing Toung Charms," Mrs. Virginia Spencer-Hutchinson; dance, "Highland Fling," Miss Klsie Johnstone; icmarks, Thomas Ersklne, British consul; soprano oto. "The Maple Leaf." Mrs. J. Irene Burns-Albert; baritone solo, "Father CFlynn," F. T. Crowther: contralto solo, "Turn Ye to Me," Mrs. Virginia Spencer Hutchinson; duet, ' Excelsior," Messrs. Oorman and Evans; "Star Spangled Banner," by the audience. Director, Carl Denton. Mrs. Rand Hostess.- One of the smart affairs of the week as well as a oharmlng and most en joyable one, was the auction bridge party presided over by Mrs. D. II. Rand at her home, 184 North Twenty-fourth street. Tables were arranged on the veranda, which was screened In and artistically decorated with Scotch broom, pink and white roses, pink popples and flowering vines of var ious colors. Card honors fell to Mrs. H. W. Holden and Mrs. Gene CUne. The Invited guests were: Mrs. Abra ham Tlchner, Mrs. John H. Burgard, Mrs. A. C. Callan, Mrs. A. N. Wright, Mrs. Paul De Haas. Mrs. E. B. Ballou, Mrs. Alfred GUe. Mrs. John W. Wat son, Mrs. Gene Cline, Mrs. A. E. Jack son, Mrs. Frank R. Johnson, Mrs. harles King. Mrs. William J. Lyons, Mrs. John Manning, Mrs. H. W. Holden, Mrs. W. II Straugh, Mrs. C. J. Smith, Mrs. Theodore Nicolal. Mrs. A. N. Shuman, Mrs. G. N. Versteeg. Mrs. Arthur Chance, Mrs. B. Miller, Mrs. M. r. Banfleld. Mrs. M. J. Delahunt, WftySL fed Mrs. D. H. Rand, who was charm ing hostess at cards. avenue, of this city. The wedding will take place in the early fall. Society Notes. Mrs. R. D. Stone i who has been spending the winter in southern Cali fornia will return to Portland Saturday and will be at home at the Hotel Ben son. v Frederick D. Kuettner haa left for Alaska to pasa the summer months and Mrs. Kuettner and her daughter, Mrs. Leinenwebber, will be domiciled at the Nortonla hotel during his absence. Mrs. J. B. Nichols of Los Angeles is the house guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Nichols, at the latter's home in Alameda Park. She plans to visit in Portland several weeks, and as she has many friends in the city, her stay will doubtless be filled with many charming social functions. Mrs. I. Bergman of Astoria is spend ing a few days at the Hotel Multno mah. While here, she is being exten sively entertained. Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, . Mrs. B. R. An thony, Mrs. J. Tanner'and Mrs. Thomp son, who is the present house guest of Mrs. Gene Cllne. The hostess was ably asnlsted in entertaining by Miss Louise Williams Watson and Miss Helen Witzel. O. E. 8. Closing Party. The O. E. S. club, one of the oldest dancing clubs of the city, composed of the younger set of the Rose City chap ter, O. E. S gives its closing party at the Irvington Tennis club Monday evening, May 25, 1914. This Is the only Informal party given during the season and Is always an enjoyable one. The patronesses of the evening will be: Mrs. J. P. Menef ee, .Mrs. A. L. Rumsey, Mrs. W. L. Flledner, Mrs. Frank E. Clemens and Mrs. J. H. Commlngs. The officers are: Miss Matilda Mathl sen. president; Miss Alma Harvey, vice-president, and J. Cliff Wilson, secretary-treasurer. The committee is: Miss Eleanor Menefee, Miss Margaret Howatson, Miss -Edith Bern, Miss Mabel Beckett, Radford Shawsross, W. W. Work, Mark Hetrick and Thomas H. Colyer. Mrs. Schlegel Charming Hostess. Mrs. L. F. Earl, of Gardiner, and Mrs. Callltla McCallister, of Washing ton, were the honor guests for an in formal afternoon on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Schlegel, on the Alameda drive. The rooms were redo lent with the fragrance of sweet briar and cut roses. Those enjoying the afternoon besides the honor guests were: Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mrs. Frank Kenny, Mrs. Mary A. Stark, Mrs. F. J. Connolly, Mrs. Nora Baird, Mrs. Franklyn A. Perry, Mrs. John Black, Mrs. T. R Bledsoe, Mrs. Ella Burt, Mrs. Myra Counts and Mrs. Dudley Holland. Native Chinese Entertainment. Free dramatic entertainment by na tive Chinese in native costume. Chi- , nese refreshments will be served free, j No admission will be charged, and it j is under the auspices of the Ladies of j the East Side Baptist church. East Twentieth and Ankeny streets, on Fri day. May 22, 8 p. m. Ice cream and punch will be served. St. Helens' Hall. to Entertain. The sister superior of St Helen's hall, has sent out cards for "Le Chateau Mare-aux Riches." "La Duch esse Conturiere" and "Strafe Muss Seln," which will be presented by the French and German departments Tues day evening. May 26, at 8 oclock. Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. J. Klstler of Gear hart. Oregon, announce the engage ment of. their daughter, Mildred, to Melville W. Carroll, 625 Killlngsworth CONCERNING A GIRL By Jessie Roberts. Some time ago' I printed a letter signed Ruth L. from a girl who want ed to take up a quarter section and become a woman homesteader. A number of persons have written to me since, asking for Ruth's address. One woman writes: "1 am another woman who wants to be on a farm and happy. Send me her address and I will tell her what we can do." Another letter says: "I am inter ested in Ruth L. I am a business wo man, but I have always hankered for the outdoor life." Then there is a letter from a man who writes In this wise: "The want of a kindred soul as partner. In the fullest and best' sense, nas been the stumbling block in the way of my taking a country place and living the simple life. An absolutely solitary life does not appeal to me. I don't believe or feel that it is well for man or woman to be alone. I am a healthy, hearty, wholesome man of forty, of good family, education, and business experience, and have had enough ex perience with poultry and truck to know I can make money with either or both." These are samples of many other letters, for somehow Ruth seems to have struck a responsive note. The trouble Is that Ruth gave me no ad dress, so that I cannot forward any Of these letters to her. If she sees this and cares to reply to any of the writers, will she send her address? Or If any of the persons who wrote me would care to be put In communica tion with the others writers they have only to let me know and I will do what I can. The desire to get back on the land is not all talk. People are sick of city rush and emptiness in many, many cases. Surely these people ought to get Into touch with each other, for often two can accomplish what Is Im possible for one. So please let me hear from all who are Interested. TOWN TOPICS H C. Campbell to lecture. H. C. Campbell will give an illustrated lec ture on his recent trip abroad at 8 o'clock tonight at the Alnsworth school. Twentieth and Elm streets. Portland Heights. The lecture will be beautifully illustrated, and although primarily for children, is open to the pblic. 7onnd $20 on Sidewalk. W. F. Bur rows, 188 Market street, found $20 last evening on the sidewalk In front of the Rheinpfalz hotel. The money, he said, had been dropped by a man running to board a streetcar. The money was turned over to the police i this morning, where it may be secured j upon proving ownership. Kermlt Reaches Madrid. Madrid, May 22. Kermlt Roosevelt, who will wed American Ambassador Willard's daughter. Belle, in Madrid early in June, arrived. Store 'for Rent Store in The Journal Building, size 20X06. iaeai location ror mgn-ciasa millinery, ladies' or gents' tailoring. florist, optician or specialty house. Reasonable rental. Long lease. Apply journal Business urnce, iaqv.) Whenever Your Parents Tire of Sales of Boys' Clothing You'll naturally drift into this boys' good clothes store, where your boy can be fitted out in any article of wearing apparel his taste may dictate. See the 2-pant Suits we are showing at $5 and $6.95. Remington Fifth Avenue Clothes for Boys Aristocrats of boys' clothes dom, for lads up to 18 years, are featured at this store. $7.50, $8.50, $10 and $12 uveniie OuirmcraLev Children . 143 SixthNear Alder 151 Fourth Street New Horde of Graves Music Co. Now Open for Business Six palatial Talking Machine Demonstration Parlors, in polished mahogany and plate glass, are marvels of beauty and convenience. Special demonstrations of the new Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs given hourly. - Take advantage of our "easiest way" pay ment plan. $60.00 $80.00 IPS1! j $200.00 $250.00 $150.00 Also Victrolas, Graf onolas and Edison Con cealed Horn Dia mond Point Cyl inder Phonograph. Graves Music Co. New Store 151 4th St Near Morrison Many bargains in Horn Type Phonographs which ' nave oeen taken in -exchange m part payment for Edison Disc Machines, Victrolas and Graphonolas. Children's Play Suits, Hammocks, Porch and Lawn Swings, Tents, Camp Cots and Sporting Goods 4th Floor Tea Room, Fourth Floor Manicuring and Hairdresslng Parlors, Second FloorSoda Fountain in Basement Double Stamps with all cash pur chases made in the Shoe Dept., Fourth, Floor, on Saturday. Ms9 Wwflnimaiim &KM jbj Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Store Honrs A. M. t P. 1C Every Business Day Saturday Included Candy Day Delicious, fresh Can- - dies of ail popular varieties on sale at Bargain Circle, Main Floor, Saturday, at extremely low prices Men's 35 Spring Suits 828.415 DEPT. MAIN FLOOR Special purchase of Men's high-grade Suits consisting of this season's newest models and fabrics. These came to us at an extremely low price considering the quality pf the ma terials and the tailoring, hence this special bargain. Shown in good selection of colors and patterns and there are nearly all sizes in the lot. Why not profit by this sale and choose from these Suits? Worth up to 3 5.00. Priced for Sat- 00 AJi urday at .$tdtO Men's S1.25 Shirts At 95c MAIN FLOOR Men's plain or pleated bosom Shirts with soft or stiff cuffs. Un usually attractive line of neat stripe pat terns in almost every color. Cut Q? plenty full. Reg. $1.25 Shirts at VDC Men's $1,50 Solt Shirts Special $1,15 $2.50 "Faultless" Pa J amas $1.98 r or, each. Women's $18.50 Coats at 89.98 Women's 522.50 Coats at $13.98 DEPT. SECOND FLOOR A sale of Coats that will at tract nfany thrifty women to the store tomorrow. All are new, up-to-date styles Coats which we have se lected. from our regular lines many of them sellinf heretofore at Si 5.00 to $18.50. Balmacaan and Eng lish styles with new cape-shoulder effects. Large plaids, golf in e and many novelty weaves. Cutaway and belted bact models. Nearly all sizes in this assortment on sale at, choice $9.98 DEPT. SECOND FLOOR Special group of Women's amd Misses' Coats embracing the newest and most wanted styles for present wear. Balmacaan models in three-quarter and half lengths. Also a splendid showing of popular belted styles with novelty trimmed collars and, cuffs. Some have flounce skirt effect. These smart Coats may be had in all the late materials and colors. Garments selling formerly up to $22.50. Priced extra special $13.98 MAIN FLOOR Men's Summer Shirts with soft cuffs and collars to match. These are all cut in full standard sizes and nicely tai lored. -Splendid assortment of patterns. Regular $1.50 bhirts at ........ 51.15 MAIN FLOOR Men's "Fault less" Pajamas sensible, roomy and shapely in style. Large as sortment of patterns in plain and fancy patterns. Regular $2.50 quality Saturday at the ft QQ special low price 1.70 Men's Porosmesh Underwear 39c Men's $$.00 Straw Hats at $2.25 MAIN FLOOR Men's white 11 MAIN FLOOR Broken lines of Porosmesh Underwear also the light weight mesh in ecru color. Shirts long or s h o r f sleeves. Drawers ankle length. Most all sizes in the assortment. OQ, Saturday special 0JQ styles and sizes in Sailor Straw Hats. Fine and coarse straws also soft. Regular $4.00 grades now on sale at $3.00. Regular $3 grades while they & nc last, choice New Line. Men' Panama HaU All Styles $5.00, S7.50 and $8.50 Men's Wash Ties in a great variety of patterns and colors. Neat fanctripe effects.' Grade selling ordinarily at 25c each. 1 7 Buy them tomorrow at special, each ,. - liC Boys' $2.50 Wash Suits at 98c MAIN-FLOOR broken assortments of Boys' Wash Suits Russian and "Kinder Clothes" styles. Crepes, Repps, Percales and Madras. Suits worth up to $2.50 now 98c Boys' $7.50 Norlolks $4.45 MAIN FLOOR Boys' Norfolk Suits In a broken line of sizes. Splendid quality ma terials. Most of these have two AC pairs pants. Suits worth to $7.50 at vll Boys 50c Blouses Now 39c $1.00 Blouses at 79c , V Main Floor Special sale of Boys' high grade Shirts and Blouses. Famous makes in latest styles with military collars. Regular 50c grade, 3 for $1.00 Of Main Floor Boys' Shirts and Blouses in good dependable wash materials. Styled with military collar. Shown in neat patterns. Regular $1 grade, 3 for $2.00; each 79c Basement Bargain Circle $3.50 to $5 Silk Waists $1.98 See Window! No Phone or Mail Orders Filled A most extraordi nary offering is this. Women's high-class Waists of Taffeta, Messa line, Jap Silks, Net, Lace and Chiffon in scores of beautiful models trimmed with dainty laces, ruchings, frills, fancy buttons, bands, etc. Complete range of all sizes from 34 to 44. Waists afl QQ selling up to $5.00 Saturday at l.s70 Salle of GMs' Sample Dresses at Factory Cost! Original Tag on Each Dres Agea 10, 12 and 14 Year DEPT. SECOND FLOOR These are factory samples from an exclusive maker of Girls Dresses. The as sortment is composed of the newest and smartest styles shown this season models designed especially for the unshaped miss. Some In tailored effects others are suitable for dress occasions. Materials include Voiles, Eponge, Linens, Silks, Dimities and other popular weaves. Satin and velvet sashes, fancy lace and net sleeves, lace collars and button trimmed. Only one or two of a style. An unusual opportunity for mothers having girls from 10 to 14 years of age to buy beau tiful dresses at a big saving. Entire line on sale at Manufacturers9 Prices! Girls' Wash Dresses $1.39 Shown in several very at tractive new styles In light and dark colors. Ging hams, Chambrays and Percales in checks and On stripes. Ages 6 to 14 years. Special.... Any Trimmed Hat For 10 This Includes Our Entire Stock ia Millinery Pepfc, 2d Floor Clean-up sale of every Trimmed Hat preparatory to our Annual "White" Opening. This sale presents an unusual opportunity for women who seek distinctive, smart Millinery to choose from our entire stock at a ridiculously low price. Naturally the best Hats will be first to go, so try and come early in the day I Absolutely none reserved. Any Trimmed CI ft Aft Hat in Millinery Dept., 2d floor, Saturday sllU.UU "S. Jc H." Trading Stamps Given With Cash Purchases Good Things to Eat From Our Model Grocery Imported Swiss Cheese Special at, the pound 32c Large Queen Olives on sale one day at, pint 20c California Budded Walnuts offered at, pound ISc 20c Boneless Codfish special tomorrow, two at 25c Regular 35c Stuffed Olives special, the bottle 25c California Grape Fruit priced Saturday at, each 5c All Summer Coats Reduced This includes our -entire line of the newest and smartest styles for spring and summer wear. Ages 6 to 14. ALL REDUCED. Girls' Bloomer Dresses Ages 2 to 6 Special at 79c $4.00 Stiver Mesh Bags S2.00 Silk Moire Bags $1.00 Main Floor Special sale bf German Silver Mesh Bags. Good heavy struck up frames, kid or silk lined. Several styles and stzes in this lot. Bags sell ing ordinarily at $3.00 to $4.00 priced special at. . S2.00 Main Floor Oval shape Silk Moire Handbags for Women. These have the new Pannier handles and nicely lined. Gilt, silver, g u n m e t a I and nickel frames. Very dressy for all occasions. sl ft A Buy them at.. 9l.UU 5-In. Hair Ribbons 25c Yard . Bows Tied Free! MAIN FLOOR Excellent quality silk Taf feta Hair Ribbon with dotted satin edge. Shown in white, black, Copen, pink, light blue and navy. Good stiff quality. OC- Width 5 inches. Price, yard DC Tango" Elastic Belts at 35c Striped "Tango" Bells 65c Main Floor New "Tan go" Belts of best grade elastic. Made adjustable to any waist measure. Shown in black, navy, purple, 'Tango," laven der, Copenhagen and em erald. A late nov- Q C . Main Floor Striped "Tango" belts In blue and white black and white pink and white old rose and white. Very smart for wear with wash dresses. Ask to see these at the leather goods counter. Priced at 65c eity. On sale, each We GWo "S. A H." Trading Stomps Ash for Them I S4.50, 85 Pumps 83.85 Donble Stamps With Purchases MAIN FLOOR Pumps' with flat tailored bows Colonials with covered buckles of self material. Great many styles in patent, dull kid and o QC suede. Regular $4. SO and $5 grades, pr. ?J.O? Women's $4.50 and $5.00 High Shoes QC in all styles. Pair ?).0) Men's Vlci Kid and Calf Shoes In all J JQ styles. Regular $4.00 kinds....."..... $0i Saturday Sale of Drugs and Toilet Articles! 5c Ivory Soap 3c Cake Limit six cakes to customer. No deliveries except with other pur chases in Drug Dept. Note prices: t5c Toilet Paper, tSoo sheets to the roll, on safe Saturday only 10c 35c Hospital Cotton, impound 19c 50c Lamberfs Listerine only 28c Regular 50c Mary Garden Talcum will be on sale Saturday at 31c Nice size Sponges special at 15c Regular iOc size Sapolio only 6c 25c Jergen's Rice Powder for 12c 35c Daggett & Ramsdell's Cream priced for Saturday at only 25c 25c Kolynos Tooth Paste at 14c 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste for 28c 15 c, -pound Peroxide only 7c Sanitary Napkins, 1 dozen at 38c 25c Imperial Talcum at only 18c 8c Williams' Shaving Soap at 8c 10c Witch Hazel, Buttermilk or Oatmeal Soap at only, the cake 8c 15c Borated Talcum on sale at 8c 35c Witch Hazel, 16-oz. size 21c 10c Moth Balls on sale at only 8c 25c Whisk Brooms special at 16c $1 Sal Hepatica special now 85c 25c Emerson's Bromo Seltzer 20c 35c Apenta Water on sale at 25c 50c Phenolax Wafers at only 38c Soc Stewart's Dyspepsia Tablets on sale Saturday at, the box 38c 35c Merck's Sugar of Milk at 28c 25c White Pine and Tar only 15c .25c Lavoris Mouth Wash only 20c Regular 50c Sempre Glovine 2Se There is nothing quite so dainty in its fragrance, so hygenic in its' effects, or so permanent in its marvelous results as Sempre-1 Giovine tor the complexion. $ 1.50 Oatmeal Cream at only 89c 25c Pasturine Tooth Paste at 15c 5oc Carman Tooth Powder at 25c 15c Petro one-pound jars for 8c 25c Meade & Bokers Mouth Wash on sale -Saturday at low price 18c Regular 50c size special, only zc 10c size 20-Mule-Team Borax 7c 50c Scott's Paper Towels, 150 in a package, special now at only 38c FREE 28c Shaving Stick with "Duplex' Demonstrator Safety All Pyralln Ivory now at H OFF Demonstration of Borden's Malted Milk A delightful, re freshing beverage for old and young. Try a glaaa at the booth In drug department. t. large else t-b $1.60 else now EOe else now 40e p: Ask for 8. V Stamps. I Halted I JUL I tSall llMtwesAill fell ZZ LCI- II II J ManrlneTollet Goods Maurine Satin Cream at 80c.fl.00 Beauty Lotion at 80c and $1.00 Rosebud Rouge priced now at 80c Manicure Articles 50c Wood Buffers special at 25c 25c Nail Files, assorted sizes at 18c 10c Orange wood Sticks at only 5c 10c Emery Board special now 5c 15c Yupla Nail Polish at only 10c 25c Lotus Nail Enamel now 12Mc 25c Lotus Nail Bleach now 12H 25c Lotus Nail Satve now at 12Hc Washable Wool Powder Puffs on spedal sale now at 8c, 8c, 10c, 18c Rubber Goods 50c Household Rubber Gloves 39c $1.75 3-qt. Hot Water Bottle 81.28 $1.25 3-qt. Syringes at only 79c 50c rubber-lined Travel Cases 35c 50c rubber-cushion Hair Brushes on sale now at tbe low price of 39c 35c Robber Dressing Combs 19c -Sale oi Crushes I5e to 20e Tooth Brushes at lOe Solid-back Hair Brushes worth up to $2.00 on sale Saturday at $1.00 75c Nail Brushes special now 80c 75c Bath Brushes special now 80c' Glove Sale $1.00 Center Circle, 1st Floor 81.75 Kid Cloves $1.00 Wom en's real kid and lambskin Gloves one and two-clasp styles. Also our regular $1.50 Lady Violet Gloves at, tbe pair Long Silk Gloves 70c Full 16 button length, with double tlppel fingers. All silk. White, black and colors. On 7A sale at, the pair iU4 Long . Silk Gloves 80c Extra length with contrasting col ored stitching. Guar- OA anteed. Special, pair OUC Long Silk Gloves $1.00 Extra quality Silk Milanese with fan cy backs. Black and . white. Pair . . . Long Lisle Cloves 39c Excellent quality In' white, black and col ors. Priced special at, QQ the pair JC $1.00 Siik Hosiery Specials $2.00 SDk Hose $1.55 KayserU "Wonderfoot" Black Silk flose for Women. Regular CC $2.00 grade, pair . . e9l.s) $1.78 Silk Hose $1.35 Your Choice of our regular $1.75 all silk "El Real" Hose g OC for women. Bit. ouly J Silk Boot Hose 65c Our famous "Blue Ribbon" Hose in black or white. Fully guar- CC anteed. The pair.... UwC These Specials Are on Sale Satur. day In the Underwear Section Main Floor.