The Oregon daily journal., May 22, 1914, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORT AND, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1914.
TOWN TOPICS
l'H2d DAY OF 1914.
AMUSEMENTS
HKIMfi Klcveotb nil Morrison. Curtains
I 15 and :t.". Nw York jrai)d Opra rom-
ny 111 "r"au," KrIJay and Saturday.
llAKIK Hwnlwif anil Morrtsou. Curtain
2:UO ai4 8.20. "Th Couplr-y."
KIC -forth DJ Htark. Keating A Flood
Miiatral CoD'Kly roiu).nr. Curtains 2:15.
ami H:10. --Ill Traffic. "
I'A.NTAi.KrS liroadnay and Alder. VaudeiUe.
turralns 7;3 and 0:10.
COI.l'M W A Hlxlb Iwtwetm Wasbln:tou and
Mtark street. Motion picture. 11 a. m.
to 11 p. n.
fEOPLFK West Turk und Alder struts. Mo-
tloti tur. 11-30 . iu. to ll:3t p. m.
BTAaV-Wasbington uod Turk. Motion pic-
imes. ii a. in. to li p. ni.
CIOHK Klevmtli and Washington.
plrtnr. 12 ui. to 11 p. di.
MA J KM TIC Washington aud I'ark.
picture. )l:3o a. iu. to 11 p. ra
the morning on "The Origin and Prog
ress of the Free Methodist Church."
Rev. W. II. Boddy was elected confer
ence clerk, and Rev. Edwin Hlght as-
fslstant clerk. Jerome Buzan and D.
M. Cathey were made lay members of
the stationing committee. Rev. V. M.
Schooley of the Columbia River con
ference, spoke yesterday afternoon,
and Rev. M. C. Clark, an Indian mis
sionary, addressed the conference in
the evening.
slot loo
Motion
Today's Kvent.
Waahlrigton hlirb m-uuuI's rW:i of "Th
Babe l:i tut- Woods," at Wiistilugton nigh
arhoul ntidltorliiu. H oYWk.
Allilua hojs mliiatrt-1 show. Id Dsnla ball,
at H ) .!... k.
AnntiMl i-unfTpnre of r"re MetbodWt cbnrcb
at Oulral huru, Kut r'lntiuVrs and Kast
r'lft-fnl urt-t-ts, 2 nd 7 :: u'l-lwk,
Kiull S'ldtl. major of Milwaukee. Wis.,
to ancuk 111 KiiKllHb In Turn hall, fourth nod
nmlilll streets, ut H o'i liK-k.
Lincoln hljfn alumni dnme at Masonic Tm.
pie. H-M o'clock.
Flay In trench br French cluss at Lincoln
blgli school auilitortuui, at H o'dock.
Tomorrow's Events. e
Oregon 1'lrlc league luncheon. Dr. C. J.
Nuilth to apeak, at Multnomah hotel, at 12
o Im k.
Washington high school's rrrlval of lur
leaijue, "The Uabea In the Woods," at Wash
ington high school audltorluui. at R o'clock.
Annual conference of r'ree Methuillst church
at Central cbunb, East Mumlcr and Kust
Klft flrat streeta, 8:60. 2 and 7:30 o'clock.
Today Forecasts.
Portland and ilrlnlty: hbowi-rs tonight and
Halurday. cooler tonight: nonthwestcrly winds.
Oregon: Nhowera and tbunilrentarms to
night and Saturday, cooler tonight; south
westerly wlnda.
Washington: Shower and thunderstorms to
night or Saturday, cooler tonight; variable
wtiufa becoming southerly.
M alio: Showers and thunderatorma tonight
aud Haturday. cooler north portion tonight.
Weather Conditions.
A troagh-sbaped depression overlies the
Pacific states and well defined high pres.
, snr area la central over the Dakota. The
barometer la relatively low over the Saint
I-awrance valley. Showers and thnnderatorma
have, occurred In northern California. Oregon.
mtbtrn Idaho and at scattered places In the
Kockv mountain and plains states. The tern
peratures are decidedly above normal In the
north Pacific atatea.
The conditions are favorable for showers
and thunderstoTini with lower temperatures
In this district during the next 21 (o 36
hours.
Shippers' Forecast.
Protect shipments ss fsr north as Seattle
agalnet minimum temperatures of about 50
degrees; northeast to fpnkanc. 40 degrees;
southeast to Raise, 44 degrees: south to Ash
land, 40 degrees. Minimum temperature at
Portland tonight, about 52 degree.
EDWARD A. REALS.
District Forecaster.
Observations.
Hew Citizens Admitted. Naturaliza
tion day in the circuit court Wednes
day resulted in the admission of 26 new
citizens. Further examinations will
be held before Circuit Judge Davis to
morrow, when about 60 applicants are
to be questioned. Those admitted yes
terday were: Henry Hendrickson, Chris
Landsberg. Stephen Brossart. Henry
Handin, Bartlett Lyon, Slgmund Kllhge-
pom. Peter De Voung, B. C. O. Leach,
D. M. Belander, Kmil Erlandson, John
Patrick Murray, Patrick Powers, Nils
A. Lldholm, Edward Cajnpion Jr..
Claude Clattino, Clarence C. Murton.
Anton Johnson, B. A. Gulbenkian, Har
old D. Smithers, Carl W. Nelson, Wil
liam Boyd, M. Keating, Paul Stutzki,
Frank Reutherman, Louis Neichel.
man, E. M. Underwood, B. M. Denlson,
W. W. Downard. E. G. Lelhy. Edward
Drake and W. J. Henderson. Articles
of the Reo Inter-City Truck service,
capitalized at $100, were filed by C.
U Boss, E. D. Suitor and E. L. Fraley.
Articles of the Pulfer Mercantile com
pany, of Gresham, capitalized at $3000,
were filed by H. J. Pulfer, C. B. Pul
fer and D. M. Roberts.
Koada Are Being Oiled. Oiling of
the Sandy, Base Line and Section Line
roads from Montavilla half way to
Troutdale, under the supervision of
County Superintendent of Machinery
W. A. Eatcliel, will be completed Sat
urday. The oil is being secured from
Montavilla. Within a few days oiling
of these three roads from Troutdale
half way to Montavilla will commence
with oil secured at Troutdale. Main
street and Foster road, county roads
running through Lents, were oiled
about a week ago.
Xiast Lecture, on Birds. Saturday
evening. May 23, at 8 o'clock, Dr. C.
K. Hodge, of the University of regon,
Eugene, will deliver the last of the
popular bird study lectures for the
year, at the Central library. His sub
ject will be "Birds, Their Nesting
Habits and Seasons." A large number
of interesting pictures will be shown,
including for the flrft time t'.ie pro
fessor's own photographs of wild fowl
and his manner of taming them. The
public is invited.
Civil Service Examinations. The
United States civil service commis
sion announces that the following ex
aminations will be held in this city
during the month of June: On June
15. chemist, male, for a position in
the bureau of chemistry, Washington,
D. C, salary $4000 per annum. on
June 17, general mechanic, male, for
a position in the departmental service,
Washington, D. C, salary $120 to $900
per annum; expert fadio aid, male, for
a position in the navy yard. New York,
N. Y.. salary $6 per diem; expert
farmer, male, for a position at Fort
Stanton, N. M-, in tVte public health
service", salary $1500 per annum, to
gether with quarters and subsistence.
On June 17-18, law assistant, male,
for a position as law clerk, office of
the solicitor, department of agricul
ture, Washington, D. C, salary at be
trlnnlne $1600 per annum; mechanical
draftsman, male, for a position In the
patent office. Washington, D. C, saia
ry $1000 per annum; mining
draftsman. male, for a position
in the bureau of mines, Pitts
burg, Pa., salary $1080 to $1200
per annum. On June 20, stenographer
and typewriter, male and female. On
June 22, mechanician, male, for a po
sition in the bureau of standards, de
partment of commerce, Washington,
D. C. salarv $1020 per annum. For
further information apply to T. V
Hutchings, local secretary, postofflce
building, Portland, Or.
Frank X. Smith's cheap meat prices
at 228 Alder street:
Corned Beef 10c.
Shoulder Muf. 10c.
Brisket Beef 10c.
Roast Pork 12c.
Fine Bacon l'Vsc.
Leg: Lamb 15c.
Lamb Chops 15c.
Sturgeon JOc.
Plate Beef 10c.
River 10c.
Good Steak 16c.
Slildr Lamb 12 Vic.
Iiftrd 5s 65c.
Mutton Stew 8c.
Pork Chops 17V4C
Halibut 7c.
(Adv.)
STATION!
Tempera trire.
b'I
P
1$
IS
OCX
a
5a
afi
liaker. Or 52 7 50 4 .50
Rolae. Idaho 54 84 54 4 .02
Roaton. Masg 80 m 52 4 0
thlrago, 111 0 H4 4 12 O
Denver, Colo 60 70 4 4 1.94
Ihiluth, Minn 4S 74 ' 44 H .04
Kureka, (1 52 5d 52 8 0
Fresno, Cal 54 NS 54 4 0
Oalvcetpn, Teiaa 72 78 72 8 O
Havre, Moiit 44 AS 44 4 O
Huron. S. V 52 72 4 4 O
JiickaonTllle. Fin H9 78 H2 4 o
Kansas City. Mo (12 4 .02
l Angeles, Cal. .. M rtS 54 4 0
Marah field. Or 52 Hrt 52 4 .08
Memphis. Tenn. H H4 02 4 0
New Orleans. Lm. ... 70 so tin 12 O
New York, N. Y 04 S 5 4 O
North Head, Wash... t'rt K 02 4 O
North Yakima, Waab. 00 82 56 10 O
I'hoenlv Arts ON 1 . 04 04 4 0
PucBtello, Idaho 54 7H 54 4 .02
Pnrtumd. Or 01 so i 6 o
Itoscburg, Or 54 I 02 I 54 4 .21
Hiicramcnto. Cal 54 I 78 54 24 0
St. IyotiN, Mo. m I S4 00 12 0
Si. I'aitl. Minn 52 I 72 I 48 8 .IS
Salt I-ake. I'tah 014 80 I 02 4 0
Sin Friuiclsco, Cal. .. 50 I 58 52 4 o
Seattle, Wash 02 I 70 02 4 0
Sitka. Alaska 50 I fl 42 4 n
Spokane, Wash 00 70 60 4 0
Tacpnis. Wuah. .... 04 I 70 ! G2 12 0
Tatmmb Islnnd. Wash. .'. ! 70 !
aides. Alaska ... 44 I ,V ' VA 4 .24
Walla Walla. Wash.. I 02 1 82 00 4 O
Washington. P. I.'. . . . I ill i 8s ; 5S 4 O
Winning. Muii i 44 I 02 ' 44 12 0
.Anti-Hanging Leagn Meeting. A
meeting has been called for next Tues
day by the League to Abolish Capital
Punishment, in the Central library. C.
E. S. Wood, Dr. C. S. Chapman and
others will speak on this issue. Gover
nor West will be there If public busi
ness permits. This league has a meas
ure before the people for Initiative sig
natures, and hopes to secure the re
quired number to enable the people, to
vote upon it next November.
.Special Sunday Excursion. A special
train will leave First and Stark streets
at 1:30 p. m. Sunday, May 24, for the
Powell Valley, a four hour trip to the
i.ew district on the Mount Hood elec
tric, where people are beginlng to go;
where a living can be made from a
little land, while it Is advancing ta
value; where the growth of the city
adds to the profit of the crop; where
soil, location and low prices offer great
opportunities for the payroll dollar.
Small farms, all In cultivation, that
will support an average family, can
be bought on easy monthly payments,
and each tract given special attention
by an expert gardener without cost to
the buyer. Get round-trip tickets, 25
cents from Umbdenstock & Larson Co.,
286 Oak street. (Adv.)
side and such other members of thejing services at 9:30 o'clock. Rabbi K.
supreme court aa can be absent from ' Abrahamson will officiate.
Salem will attend. t
School Graduate Tbotoa made at half
price. Cutberth, Dekum bldg. (Adv.)
Steamer Jhn Karklna for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. (Adr.)
Empire Day. -Grand concert given
by British societies, Lincoln high
school auditorium. May 23, 8 p. m. Ad
mission 25c. (Adv.)
Dr. Kicks C. Fenton, eye and ear. re
moved to. 801 Stevens Bldg. (Adr.)
Try our 35c Blended Coffee, A pre
mium ticket with each pound. Haine
Tea Store. 172 Third street.
Dr. r.
practice,
bldg.
M. Gunning
Office 6th
has
floor
resumed
Stevens
(Adv.)
Sr. A. I,. Berkley removed to 512 Or
egonian bldg. (Adv.)
Shipherd's Springs. Now la a good
time to go. (Adv.)
Dr. E. O. Brown, Bys, Bar. Mohawk
building. (Adv.)
Chas. IiOsdinr. M. D.. res. Multnomah
club. Private phone Main 5803. (Ad.)
Sarvloes at Anawia Sholom. Serv-
ices will be held at Congregation Aha- !
via Sholom, Park and Clay streets, to- '.
night at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow morn-,
Olrls to Taks Sunday Hike. The
members of the Business Girls' club
will meet Sunday afternoon for a
tramp out on the east side. The start
will be made from 662 East Twenty
fourth street north, those on the west
side leaving Broadway- and Washing
ton streets at 2:46 p. m. During the
summer these outdoor meetings will
be popular with the club. All business
girls are invited.
Workman's Injuries Fatal. Injuries
received yesterday afternoon by a
steam shovel striking Rudolph Juan
nickle, a laborer living along the
Linnton road, caused Ziis death last
night at the Good Samaritan hospital.
The man was employed by Lewis &
Wiley on Westover Terrace. He was
24 years old and unmarried.
P. M. report "f prcccdins day.
District Elders Elected. The Oregon
conference of the Kiee Mcthod'st
church yesterday elected as its dis
trict elders for the year Rev. W. N.
Coffee and Rev. Frank . Burns. The
sessions nro bein held at Central
church. East Fifty-fifth and Flanders
streets. Mr. Coffee w-iis reelected.
Inshop a R. Jones of Alameda, Cal.,"
conducting the conference, spoke in
Mazamas to Taks Tramp. For their
Sunday trip the Mazamas will leave
the city on the Cazadero train at 7:45
a. m. and go to Boring. IjU-om there
they will tramp to the Sandy river,
crossing on a swinging cable bridge
near Sandy, and thence to Bull Run
to take a train for home.
Sabbath Services Tonight. Sabbath
services will be held tonight at 8
o'clock, and tomorrow morning at 10:30
at Temple Beth Israel. Rabbi Wise
will speak tonight on "Who Is the King
of Glory?" AW men and women re
spectfully Invited.
Articles of ' Incorporation. Supple
mejital articles of Incorporation were
filed yesterday with County Clerk Cof
fey changing the name of the Portland
Association of Credit Men to the Ad
Justment Bureau of the Portland Asso
elation of Credit Men, Incorporat
ed. ' The directors are F. C. Wasser-
Sprinkler Stops Blaze. Fire broke
out on the sixth floor of the Powers
Furniture company building thi
morning ut 3:45 o'clock, but te
sprinkler system acted promptly and
saved the building. The blaze started
in the tower of the freight elevator,
evidently from spontaneous combus
tion. There is a large sprinkler head
in the towi'r, which head soon put out
the fire, but it was several minutes
before the sprinkler could be shut off,
thereby allowing water to run upon
the goods.
There Is a Reason Why
a. . ugg.
I
JrTSr TOBIO DEEP CUKVJj
"LENSES FBODTJCE TBTH BEST
RESTJXiTS
My prices are low for I give a
complete scientific examination
and a pair of glasses for the price
of glasses alone. Guaranteed to
give satisfaction. A talk with me
will convince you.
DR. GEO. F. CCXTIKG
In Charge.
Jaeger Bros.' Optical Dept.,
366 Morrison St., Bet. 3d and 4th
THE OLDEST RELIABLE
DENTAL CO.
Incorporated to Oregon
Making- the GTJAIAM
TE on work tanaa eat
absolutely good.
Our t kill Is acknowl
edged and oar promptness
in finishing work In one
day when required Is ap
preciated by out-of-town
patrons.
Dr. Wise Is a filne-
tooth expert. There la
"ALWAY'S OHX BUST"
in every calling, and Dr.
Wise laya claim to this
distinction In Oregon. 27
year' experience.
What we oan't guaran
tee we don't do.
Low Prices for
High Grade
Work
for.. $6.
Wise Dental Co.
RELIABLE PAISLtoB DETTTISTS,
Phones Main 2429 A-8029.
123 Third St., Failing Bldg.. 8. E. oor,
Third and Washington.
'v.
Good B.nhlMr llatea. each . . .
The Best Red Hubber Plates, each
22-Karat G-oid or Poroalaui Crown
Paragon Typewriter Ribbons
AVO
Red Seal Carbon Paper
Are recognized aa the leading ribbon
and carbon lines on the market.
For all makes of Typewriters.
Eend for our illustrated booklet.
"Remtico Typewriter Suppiles."
REMINGTON
Typewriter Company (Incorporated),
uu sroaaway, rortiana. or.
Mother Seriously I1L L. E. War
ford, of the advertising department of
the Rose Festival, was called suddenly
to Albany yesterday by word that his
mother, Mrs. K. K. Warford, had been
taken seriously 111 with appendicitis.
She Is to be operated on today at the
Albany hospital.
Decoration Day Is Drawing XTsar.
Now Is the tfme to place your order
for a monument or marker for tha
loved one whom you wish to honor on
that day. Designs and estimates fuiw
nlshed. free. Otto Schumann Granlts
and Marble Works, East Third and
Pine streets. Phone East 743. (Adv.)
Most of Thoss Attractive. eye
glasses you see people wearing were
fitted by Dr. George Rubensteln. He
is . an expert optician, and so very
leasonable. 143 Broadway. near
Alder. (Adv.)
Sunday Excursion. To Cascade
Locks on steamer Bailey Gatzert, $t
round trip: leaves Alder St. Dock at
9 a. m., arrives on return at 9:45 p. m.
Phones Main 914, A-5112. (Adv.)
Guaranteed Leather. Baltimore oak
soles and heels guaranted for boys
and children as well as men and wo
men. Shoemaker's, 161 W. Park, near
Morrison. (Adv.)
llliil
Ilii;!!!
liiliiilfel
A Benjamin Suit
for $25
Stands alone for the price. When the threads
are gathered together and the whole
fabric made into
Benjamin Clothes
You have all that is excellent. Wool fiber,
workmanship, quality, design and finish in
every detail are in evidence all over these
-M. C
suits.
A Benjamin for
Twenty-Five Dollars
is featured this week; see our windows for
the several desirable patterns at this price.
Buffum & Pendleton
Morrison Street,
Opposite Postoffice
m
Special Seduction Saturday on al'.
cut flowers and plants. The People's
Floral Shop, Second and Alder Sts.
Phone Marshall 5922, (Adv.)
Memorial Service Tomorrow. A me
morial service In honor of the late
Judse Rufus C. -Mallory will be held
tomorrow morning by the Multnomah
Bar association in Circuit Judge Davis'
court room. Chief Justice Thomas Mc
Bridc of the supreme court will pre-
The Public Market
A Success at Third and Yamhill
During its first week brought thousands of people to our
store doors, and trade has been greatly increased. To
show our appreciation, we offer the following list of
Drugs and Household Necessities at special prices for
Friday and Saturday.
Walk a Block and Save the Family Car Fare and More
. Patronize the Public Market. It's a Plain Duty You Owe to the Community
These Laue- Davis Drug Co.
Make Your Shopping Trip Doubly Profitable
DRUG SPECIALS
10r SEWING MACHINE OIL.
fnr
10e EPSOM SATTS. full
pound OC
10c size BICARBONATE OF
SODA DC
10c size POWDERED
BORAX for
6c
6c
10c package FLOWER SL'L-
PHi:R or OC
10c size" POWDERED ALUM
for DC
CASCARA BARK, 10c size C
for OC
GERMAN CHAMOMILE, 10c
size OC
16c Size COMPOUND LICOR
ICE POWDER ,
SENNA LEAVES. 10c size
TINCTURE ARNICA. 10c
size for
6c
Sc
6c
tana's Roach and Xat Killer,
S& .rr 2 for 25c
RUM, the 10c
CAMPHOR. 25c
RAY
for. .
SPIRITS
size for
25c size GLYCERINE AND
ROSE WATER
25c size
GLYCERINE,
for.
PEP-
25c size ESSENCE
PERMINT
25c size ESSENCE J A MAI
CA GINGER
8,.ze:.6c
17c
17c
17c
17c
17c
OTHER SPECIALS
$3.60 Whirling; Spray -f Qfa
Red Rubber Syringe.... plsO7
$1.25 Red Rubber Fountain f
Syringe, complete, for 07C
50c Rosebush and Garden og
Spray Pump OOC
75c and 50c Bathing and OC
Diving Caps, choice at OOC
Pound Roll of Absorbent rA
Cotton
All Shaving Soaps, the cake C
at OC
Shaving Mugs at the spe
cial i
13c
Ida Crepe Toilet Paper,
special four for
25c
Eau de Quinine, 50c rtf
siss, special ZiJC
Repeating x.ast Week's Special
Offer of a HABXHT BASKET
With Every Purchase Hera of
SOo or Over.
CANDIES
14c
15c
All brands of Chewing Gum 1 f
three packages for 1UC
Fresh Gum Drops, pound,
special ,
Fresh Jelly Beans, pound,
special ,
Security Liniment. $1 gQ
size, special Os7C
Security Colic Remedy, EO
. $1 size 0C
Agents for
BEELET'S SPERMATIC
SHIXI.D TRUSS.
Internationally Used.
EXPERT
TRTSS PITTTjrO.
Lame-Davis Dro
Third and Yamhill
g GOo
siiiiy
ran
wmmiamiimi iwi mm
There's Something IN
Early Marketing
Early Marketers Sure Turned Out Splendidly Last
Saturday.
NOW, ALTOGETHER!
AGAIN THIS SATURDAY
eJONBS AVARKj&T
eOR FOURTH L AJbDJ&R. STS
PHOISBS
HOAVB A 6281
OFFERS
LAMB
Oregon's Best Yearling
Stock.
LEGS at
LOINS at
RACKS
OCOCK.
A 7c lb.
Shoulders at ... 2l2c lb
Breast at 8c lb
VEAL
No Finer in the Land.
LEGS at
LOINS
RACKS
Shoulders 15c lb
Breast 15c lb
CASH OR CREDIT. ACCOUNTS
18c lb.
Besides There's That 10c
Per Pound Special
Meat Counter
Where all meats displayed sell at 10c per pound.
Heaped up with a large assortment of money-sav
ing
Pacific Phone
Marshall 5080
All the Latest and Best Styles Are Here in Ladies'!
Home Journal Patterns at 10c and 15c Each All I
Home Phone
A-2112
Purchases Promptly Delivered to All Parts of Portland. Vancouver and Oregon City
Our Store
Opens
Daily at
8:30 a. m.
Saturday
At 9 a. m.
Sk J I I f J-,
mtmmmm.. r .:." "
THE MOST IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY
Our Store
Closes
Daily at
5:30 p. m.
Saturday
At 6 p. tn.
A Special Showing and Sale of
Women's Fashionable New Dress
, Skirts at One-Third OS
OUR USUALLY LOW SELLING PRICES. Thrifty women who are always on
the lookout for out-of-the-ordinary values will be quick to take advantage of this
splendid underpricing of fashionable new Dress Skirts. A manufacturer's sample
line, including about 130 charming new models in the mosFdesirable fabrics for
afternoon or evening wear. They come in silk, wool and silk and wool mixtures,
and in all colors. Particularly attractive are those made of silk poplins, crepes,
serges, taffetas and charmeuse in the new tans, blues, black, etc You have choice
of all sizes and all prices from $3.00 to Si 5.00 tomorrow at 1-3 These Figures.
A SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE OF CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES TWELVE
DIFFERENT STYLES TO SELECT FROM PLAIN COLORS, CHECKS, Q fr
STRIPES, ETC. BEST REGULAR $1.25 GRADE ON SALE AT ONLY O VC
ALL SIZES IN AGES 6 TO 14 YEARS For tomorrow we have arranged an im
portant underpricing of Children's Wash Dresses that will appeal to every econom
ical mother. The assortment includes 12 different styles. The season's best styles
in plain colors, checks, plaids, stripes and neat patterns. These garments are made
of the best Amoskeag ginghams, chambrays and percales. They are neatly trim'd
and well finished throughout. Our leading $1.25" line underpriced as a Or
leader for one day only at OL
Saturday Sale Venise Neckwear
Values to $2.00, on Sale at 48c
OUR MORRISON STREET WINDOW DISPLAY will give you an idea of the
fine assortment of Venise Neckwear you have to select from. Through a fortuj
nate purchase we are able to place this lot on sale at a ridiculously low price.
The assortment includes Collars, Collar Sets, Stock Jabots, etc., in all the latest
and most desired shapes. They come in white, cream and ecru. Regu- A O
lar values up to $2.00 priced for this sale at TrOy
Underpricing of a New Line of
Men's Cotton Mesh Underwear
BOTH SHIRTS AND DRAWERS IN ALL SIZES THEY
ARE SHOWN IN THE ATHLETIC AND REGULATION
STYLES AND IN WHITE AND ECRU GARMENTS OF
PERFECT FIT AND FINISH DRAWERS ARE MADE
WITH BICYCLE SEAT OUR BEST REGULAR 50c
GRADE SPECIALLY PRICED FOR TOMORROW . AT
With warm Summer days calling loudly for cool Underwear, this sale will appeal
to men who would supplv their needs at a saving price. It is a brand-new line 'of
-Cotton Mesh Shirts and Drawers, in white and in ecru. Garments of perfect fit
arid finish, shown in all sizes. Included are Doth athletic and regulation styles.
The drawers are made with bicycle seat. The very best 50c Mesh Un- 3fl
derwear, priced for this sale at, a garment
Only About Half-Price for Men's Fine Negligee Shirts
MADE COAT STYLE, WITH FRENCH CUFFS AND BUTTON-DOWN
MILITARY COLLAR OUR REGULAR $1.00 GRADE ON SALE ONLY 00C
The man who "shops around" before buying here has only his labor for his pains,
for he loses his time, and his money, too. Take this sale of fine Negligee Shirts,
for example. Just try and see if you can find such values elsewhere. These shirts
are made from an imitation French flannel and in coat style, with French cuffs
and soft button-down military collar. All sizes in gray with silk stripes. CP
A regular $1.00 shirt for only OOC
THE SHURLEY 50c PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS ON SALE AT 35c PAIR
A full assortment of desirable new patterns to select from. The celebrated Shur
ley Suspenders, that sell everywhere at 50c a pair. Priced for this sale v
at this low special figure OOC
A Few of the Many Great
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Shoe Section
Women's PatentVelvet and Dull Kid Pumps flj A Q
and Colonials, Values Worth to $3.50 Pair .5 aw. 40
You'll agree with us one pair of Pumps or Colonials
is not enough for the Summer season; one should al
ways have a generous supply. Betaking advantage of
these underpriced offerings you can well afford to do
so. Here are the best styles in Women's Pumps and
Colonials, in patent, velvet and dull leathers. They
come in all sizes and with hand-turned soles, and with
one or two straps. Regular values io $3.50 (P AO
for this sale at only...... DaC.T'O
Sale "Mary J ane" and Othep Sty le
Pumps and Colonials $1.98
Another underpriced lot of Women's Patent, Velvet and Gunmetal One and Two-
Strap Pumps and "Mary Janes" in the very latest styles. Footwear that is fully
guaranteed to wear. Regular values to $3.00 the pair priced for this fl- TjO
sale at only .tD-1 Js O
Children's and Misses' "Mary Janes," in sizes 1 to 5, specially priced at, pair $1.00
Children's and Misses' "Mary Janes," in sizes 5 to 8, specially priced, pair $1.251j
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Children's and Misses' "Mary Janes," in sizes 11 V to 2, specially priced at $1.98
Misses' Gunmetal and Kid Shoes, also Lotus Calf Sandals, special at, a pair 99c
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