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THE OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL. PORTLAND, .THURSDAY EVENING, : JULY 2, 1911 11 M RS. JAMES T; M'XNDOE. wif , of Major Mclndo, of ths U. 8. A. engineers corps, former ly stationed at Portland but now In ths PhtlippUis, was the honor K ucat yesterday end today at two charming affairs tendered for her pleasprs by Mn. J, J. Morrow. Major Morrow and Major Melndoe were in college together, and worked together many years, here. Since Major Mcln doe was stationed In the Islands last fall, Mrs. Mclndos has 'remained here, where her three children . were In school. They will pass the stammer fen her 'apple ranch in Washington, and ' In tlfe fall the two elder children will leave,' for college at Harvard and Wel- lesley, and her young son will accom pany her to the Philippines. The Mc Indoes hare a wide circle of friends in .Portland, society and in the Van - couver barracks set, and will be much missed In both places. Mrs. Morrow had guests for 10 cov ers at luncheon yesterday afternoon. They circled a table which was most attractively decorated with lnk sweet peas, baby breath and maiden hair fern. The luncheon was In green and white, and the flowers harmonized most effectively. j They were arranged in a crystal bowl In the center of the table, and four slender green vases In the form of lilies held smaller clusters of the flowers. The guests were: Mrs. George 8. Toung. Mrs. Richard Koehl- r, Mrs. Adrian 8. Fleming, Mrs. Theo dore B. Wilcox, Mrs, Baldwin of Van couver barracks, Mrs. Oscar Menef ee, Mrs. Guy W. Wallace. Miss Ella Hlrsctv Miss Carrie Flanders and Mrs. Melhdo This afternoon Mrs., Morrow had a bridge party of nine tables for the Mrs. Mclndoe. ' -- ' Mrs. Wilcox Luncheon Hostess. Monday afternoon Mrs. Theodore B. Wilcox asked out a few guests for an Informal luncheon V at the Waverly club, followed by golf. A dainty. bas ket of pink sweet peas centered the table, at which were seated Mrs. Carter Pitkin Pomeroy of San Francisco, Mrs. Thomas Scott Brooke, Mrs. Richard . Koehler, Mrs. Helen Ladd orbett, Mrs. Jay J. Morrow, Mrs. K Allen Lewis, Mrs. Peter Kerrt Mrs. Gay Lombard, Mrs.; J. G. Woodworth of St Paul and Mrs. Wilcox. After golf, the guests-gathered on the veranda for tea. , Informal At Home. Mrs. Hazel Blumauer L.1U has In vited guests for' an Informal tea Fri day. She will receive on the mesza nlne floor at the Multnomah hotel. Tournament and Afternoon Tea t the New Portland Golf Club on July 4. l On 8aturday, July 4, the first tour ' naraent of the new Portland Golf club Hwlll be held. A most Interesting pro ' gram of events has been arranged for the pleasure of the members and their friends. The management of the club ' Is Intent upon promoting golf, and to that end a 5- cordial Invitation is ex ' tended to all members and their ' friends to be. present at the Fourth of July festivities. - m 'Several department heads of the .' Meier Frank store, members of the club, will be hosts on this occasion, ' and, assisted by their wives, will serve tea for the members, the ladles and , the children. , .. The club Is easy of access, being reached by three electrlo lines. Garden Home. Flrlock and Raleigh stations are all within a short' distance.- The well appointed club house, lockers and lunch rooms will be thrown open for the day. Arsette-Young Nuptials. . v Tuesday evening, June 30, Mr. An "ills James Arnette and Miss Eva Mae y Toung wars united in marriage by Dr. 8. R, Hawkins, pastor of the Central Christian church. Only the contract ing parties and -witnesses were present The ceremony was pronounced' in the pastor's study. - ' thirteenth Wedding Anniversary. About 80 friends surprised Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Burgeson, 1206 Atlantic Street Saturday, June 17. it being the cession of their fifteenth wedding an niversary. Miss Esther Erickson and Joseph Hldeen entertained with vocal and Instrumental music. Dainty re freshments were served at a late hour. The guests also took occasion to bid Mrs. Burgeson and her two sons, Irv lng and Herbert, bon voyage. They will leave July 3 for Juneau, and will spend the summer in visiting ' inter esting Alaskan points. " ,t Leaves for the East. Miss Dora I Patterson, formerly of ' ficranton. Pa and instructor in the Portland day school for deaf, has com. ' pleted the year and has for the past week been the house guest of Mrs.' E. L. Wallace of Salem, Or. She left on Saturday morning for an extensive '. trip through the east. She will visit the following principal cities: ' Salt Lake City, Denver, Chicago, st Paul, Omaha, Niagara Falls. Buffalo, New York, Boston and Scran ton, Pa where, she will spend several weeks at her home. Then she will return to Port land, Or., and resume her work. Miss Patterson Is popular among the ' social set tn Salem, and was graduated from the Keystone academy In the east and - specialised . at the Pennsylvania Oral school for deaf In Scran ton. Pa. She will be accompanied by Miss Myr tie Lh Davles -on her trip. Miss Davies , wa' formerly of Asbury Park, New Jersey, and is also an Instructor in the state Institution for the deaf at Salem. Or. ; ) Home From Outing. , ' Mrs.' . Carl G. Llebe, Mrs. Henry Har- man, Mrs. J. McNlcholas, Mrs. -La Barre and Miss May Breslln.made up a party that enjoyed a motor trip last week at cape Horn. Society Notes. - will return to this city early in Octo ber. ; - - Mr. and Mrs. ,G. B. Bl'uteaux have returned from an outing up the Mac kenzie river 59 miles. They made the trip from Portland to Eugene, then up th Mackenzie river in their machine. Philip Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C IS. Jackson, has returned for the summer .vacation from Princeton, where he has completed bis third year of university world, - ; - '... Major Jay J. Morrow will return home Sunday evening from Washing ton, V. C. where he has been for the past seven weeks. ; , i . -1 " V.''--": Mr. and Mrs. George Klrkham Smith nave as meir nouse guest Miss Hilda bmitn, or concord, Mass., a cousin of Mr. smith. ine will 'remain through the summer, .' ' . Mr. and Mrs L.. Allen Lewis have returned nome after- passing two week at the Lewis place at Elk Creek, near Cannon Beach. e ." ,; liss Lola Crarapton, of Walla waua, is tne nouse guest of Mrs. Carl Q. Llebe. PERSONAL MENTION Dr. VVilson Leaves. Dr. Joseph Rogers Wilson, who re-" tired recently after serving as prin cipal of Portland academy sines its founding 25 years ago, baa left for Hemet Riverside county, Cal., where he will make bis future home on his apricot ranch. Dr. Wilson was ten dered a farewell banauet bv alumni and faculty of the academy Thursday night.- On the eve of his departure his successor. Professor Jamea v v.vr. ing, who has been assistant-principal I of the academy for several years, pre- j sented Dr. Wilson with a gold watch and chain on behalf of the faculty. ' - Portland Wen Represented. Portland Is well represented at the employed officers conference of the Y. M. C, A., which is now In session at Lake Geneva, Wis. Members of the Pbrtland Y, M. C. A. staff who are attending are H W. Stone, gen eral secretary; C. N. Wonaoott, as sistant general secretary; R. E. Ran dall, religious work director, and H. C.Melby, business secretary. A. M. GriUey, who is now. In charge of the Portland association, received a letter yesterday from Mr. Wonacott In which he said the next session would probably go to California, which means that many of the leading T. M. C. A, secretaries will visit Portland en route to the gathering. Mr. Wona cott says that Mr. Stone and Mr. Melby will probably return to Portland about July , snd Mr. Randall on July 16. Instructor a Promoted. i Dr. W. H.. Norton, who for the past year has served as instructor In pathology at the University of Ore gon. has fren elected to an associate professorship, being given a chair In bacteriology and receiving an appoint ment as assistant dean, Dr. Norton Is a graduate - of Johns Hopkins unl. verslty, Baltimore, where he took his bacteriological work under Dr. W. H. Welch. - Following bis graduation in ltlO ha was connected with the Lakeside-hospital, Cleveland. Start on. Long Hike. Fred L. Carlton and George E. Love, two well known "young men of Port land, left yesterday ort a hiking trip with Shasta Springs as their : walking destination. Carlton .has been connected with the Hy Ellers music house, whlls Love Is assistant manager of the Cotillion dance hall. They started south about 1:30 o'clock, clad In full hiking re galia and bearing 20 pound packs on their backs. They expect ; to stay at hotels and farm houses en route, Out are equipped to camp out if neces sary, - ' " ' T Their itinerary includes all the prin cipal town en route to the California line, as well as visits to New London Springy the Calapooia mountains. Cra ter Lake national park,. Pelican Bay lodge, Harriman'a old home; Klamath Falls and Shasta Springs. , They will, follow ths line of tha Paclfio high way. They-will. go by train from Shasta Springs to Sacramento, thence to San Francisco and return to Port land by boat .They expect to bs gone about six weeks. Signal ' Honor for Portland." Portland homeopathists received s signal honor at Atlantic City. N. J., yesterday, according to word received in Portland today. In the election of Dr. B. E. Millers of this city, to the presidency of the American Institute of Homeopathy, which has been in con vention at the eastern resort Other of ficers- elected were: First vice pres ident. Dr. Harry H. Baxter, Cleveland; secretary, Dr. Sarah M. Hobson, Chi cago; treasurer, Dr. Thomas F. Smith, New York. M. A. Jackd'on of Reltaville, Middle sex county. Vs.. and Mrs. Jackson, ar rived in Portland yesterday morning for a month's visit at the home of his brother, C. S. Jackson, at 10 Salmon street Philip Jackson, who is a senior at Princeton and a son of C S. Jackson, accompanied them; Th nartv was delayed 24 hours by wash outs. This fs Mr. Jackson's first visit to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Henry Hibbard, of Seattle; Miss Katherlne Joyce, of Ogden, Utah, and Miss May BalUn, of New York, who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McKenzie, will make up a party that will leave tomorrow to m tor to Tacoma jto see the auto races, sn4 later will vUlt over the week end in Seattle. Mrs. L.' A. Kent B5 East Yamhill street, has returned from Tacoma. where she attended the funeral of her nephew, Harley McLean, who died in Portland last Friday. , Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Grlgsby and Mr. and Mrs. Younger left today to motor to Tacoma, whers they are going to attend the auto races. ! Journal Want Ads bring results. Mrs.. Sylvester FarrellJ her ftauarhtr Mrs. W.1 XV. Youngson, hfer i grand daughter. Miss Ruth Farrell, and Mrs. J- II. Williams, left on Tuesday even ing xo vour xeuowsione .far, i - Miss NancyT Drew left Thursday to spend us summer in Alaska, '-j ' Among the visitors at the Salem . Cherry fair from Portland were Miss Jane Mills and her -mother, Mrsl A. M. . Mills.. : Sunday they were guests at dinner at the home or Mr.', and Mrs. James Harmon Hoose of Salem. The 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoose was awarded .the first prise this year In the children s beauty contest Mlsa Kathar(n V Writ- nna nt -On . land's younger pianists, left Saturday for New York, where she Will pass three months In study. Miss Kern, who Is a certified pupil of Alexander Lamberts, also will attend- the Na- 1 AK l a m - m i . . i uuiw uvbiihb icacusia, . wmcn wUi be held tn New .York In July. She Portland Agents for Home Journal Patterns Nemo, B. S: J.y Gossard and Lily of France Corsets The Fresh Air Store for the .4th' 99 Mflflflfl ; ' - .. 1 . M.8&95 SECOND FLOR 263 Beauti ful New Trimmed Hats for mid Summer wear. Milans, Hemps, Leghorn s and Panamas, . trim'd with- ribbons," flowers, wings, etc. Many- of these hats are worth 3 and 4 times ttiis price. Choice of the lot 0Q QK ....... tomorrow At SSoOffi SECOND FLOOR This : lot embraces practically all of bur finest trimmed Hats Panamas, Leghorns, Milans, Hemps, etc., white and all the newest shades.' Trimmed wjth ostrich feathers, f lower sv ribbons, wings, breasts, etc. Hats worth to flE? flt at tPOeUU $25. ' Your choice $25.00 Xinen SuUs For Women and Misses DEPT. SECQND FLOOR Women's and Misses Linen and Ratine .Saits in pink, blae, lavender, leather, white and natural. Medium length Coatsj in belted back 'effects. Collars and cuffs of contrasting color. 'Practical, stylish Suits for beachTor out door sports wear. Garments in this lot worth tip to flfl $25.00 Special for Friday Clearance PtleUU Basement Millinery Sale! EXTRA! SPECIAL! 1000 Beautiful New Hats tn seasonable mid-Summer styles. - White, burnt, black and .all the wanted colors and shapes. Trimmed and Untrimmedi Hats in this assort--ment worth up to $7.50. Choice of. the entire lot Friday at' only ............. sj m Headqdarters for Flags and DnnUnq Pathlng SniL Salt Cases and Traveling Needs nt the Lowest Prices Ice Cream Parlors and Soda Fountain In the Casement Tea Room 4th Floor Hair Dressing Parlors ' 2d Floor The Coolest Store Ho dull headaebes after s day's shop ptag hers. Complete b a a g- e of water sooled sir tbroagbotit tb store every ao minster. Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Store Hours 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Evry Business Day, Saturday Included. Stages Grea Oa Qtarte Accts. . tf paid U fiS IS Woes ibe 10tb IT r svamys ea - aaooaata aarrtsd fa swag a ts sast month. SHQjEe CBosecffl SaitaiF.(fflaiy9 My 1 Supply Your Holiday Need3 Tomorrow Numerous special offerings, throughout: the store on seasonable merchandise youll need for die Fourth will make your shopping here yield splendid savings. Timdy underpricings on Gloves, Hosiery,' Corsets, Muslin Underwear, Women's Ready-to-Wear Apparel, Millinery, Shoes, Men's1 and Boys' Apparel, Bathing Snitss Parasols and Outing Needs of all kinds. Extraordinary JULY CLEARANCE SALE . Bargains in Broken Lines, Remnants, Odds and Ends Etc jMens Blue Serge Suits Wlth J2 Pair Iron sers Now for .S16.45 Men's $35.ff0 Fancy Suits Special $16,45 MEWS STORE, MAIN FLOOR Men' Blue Serge Suits with two pair trousers made from excellent grade wool serge, hand-tailored throughout, with good grade' linings, haircloth, etc. Very latest models for men and young men. Complete line of all 'sizes.' tltZ AC Priced special for Friday at.. lD.fl Special purchase of Men's high-grade Fancy Suits com bined with s number from our regular stock. Beautiful new patterns in medium weight woolens.- Conservattv and ultra: stylish models for men and young y jm men. Suits In this lot worth up to J3J at slD.4e Men's $6.50 Panama Hats Now for $4,95 Men's OatlpQ Hals Special 59c MAIN FLOOR Men's high-grade Panama Hats in several popular styles and all sizes., Hats selling heretofore at 16.50 priced for Fri day's selling at the low QC price, special, each. . . . , Men's Bathing Suits and Sweaters Men's Silk and Felt Outing Hats in white, tan, navy, black, gray and novelty checks. Ideal for sports snd outing wear. Full line of sizes. Priced special for Friday at CQ only, your choice ve7C Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Medium Weight Wool Bathing Suit. Priced Special Now at $3.19 One-Piece Bathing Suits Trimmed .With Whit, Pried Now at 79c Mixed Wool Bathing Suits Assorted Colors Priced Special $1.69 Bathing Suits of Woolen Mixtures Priced Special at Only $2.29 Ruff-Neck Wool Sweater Costs Priced Special Now at Only $5.98 Extra Heavy Ruff-Neck Wool Sweater Coats Priced Special at $6.95 Golf, Tennis and Outing Knit Coats Are Priced Special Now at $4.95 Wool Flannel Shirts Broken Lines Are Priced Special Now at 98c Soft Collar and Cuff Outing Shirts Priced Now From $1.00 to $1.50 Regular $1.00 Summer Weight Union Suits New Priced st Only 79c Boys' S6.S0 Salts $3.45 MAlNf FLOOR Broken Hoes of Boys' ' high-grade Norfolk Suits are priced about half regular. Shown in attractive new patterns and excellent quality fabrics. Suits JQ jr worth to 16.50 special at pOt'tD Boys' 75c Waists 50 Special line of Boys Waists under priced for Friday's selling.j Made of best quality soisette in good assort ment of plain colors. Waists usual ly selling at 75c on sale at, CO your choice sVC Full line Boys' Outing Hats of Lines, Crash, Duck, Galatea, Straws snd Panamas now st the lowest prices. Wool Sweaters Now at V4 Oil DEPT. SECOND FLOOR All Women's and Misses' Wool Sweaters ranging in price from $8.50 to $1 S.oo in the July Clearance at a reduction of one-fourth. Plain and fancy weaves with new- Byron and roll collars.- Afso new line Angora Sweaters with caps and scarf to match.. Wool Sweaters the indispensable garment for beach, mountain or sports wear. Entire line, ranging in price from $8.50 to $t5.00, on sale Friday at. ONE-FOURTH OFF Dainty Linger ieWa Is Is Special $2.4 9 Sale of Silk Waists at $3.79 Pretty Waists of Marquisettes, Cotton Crepes, Linens and Ba tiste. Choice of great many at tractive new styles. Fancy col lars and embroidered o A( fronts. Priced special $fg7 Odd lines Women's Waists -of Messatine, Taffeta, Chiffon and Lace. Various styles, some with the new organdie and lawn col- P cial Friday at. eJee. 9 Wash Dresses of Ratine Special Now at $5,95 White Wash Skirts $2.69 to 511.48 SECOND FLOOR Women's and Misses' Tub Dresses of ratine in light blue, pink, black and white mixtures or lavender. El bow sleeves, fancy cuffs and embroidered collars. Trimmed with ruchings, fancy yokes and buttons. Very attractive and serviceable wash frocks. Priced eC AC special Friday at ... . ....... . ))) SECOND FLOOR White Wash Skirts of Eponge, Crash, Pique and Linen. Very suitable for dress or outing wear. Styled in tier, ruffle or Russian tunic effects, also plain models with patch pockets and nov elty buttons. Complete range of all sizes in this assortment. The prices C1 1 AO range from $2.69 up to s)lllO Children's Summer Coats at V2 Price , .. ... 1 , , t ' 1 1 - M M DEPT. SECOND FLOOR Again tomorrow we offer our entire line of Girls' and Children's Summer Coats, ranging in price from $8.25 up to $21.00, at a reduction of one-half. A P re-holiday offering mothers will take quick advantage of, for the savings are most remark able. Latest models in plain box backs or belted effects Great variety of materials, in cluding, Serges, Checks and Novelty Weaves, plain tailored or novelty style. Ages from 2 to 14 years. Regular I8.2S to $21.00 Summer Coats now at. .... .ONE-HALF PRICE Sale Long Sllh Gloves MAIN FLOORS-CENTER CIRCLE Long Silk Gloves 75c- Full 1 6-button length with: double guaranteed finger tips. These are all par, silk, Shown in white, black, tan, .gray And navy, 7 re priced special at, the pair ................ iOC $14(5 Long Salt Gloves 95c Women's All-Silk Milan ese Gloves 1 6-button length double tipped finger excellent $1.25 quality. Black and white, no. also black with whit stitching. v Pair . , . .7 U OC S2.50 Parasols at S1.75 J 55.00 Parasols 53.75 Main F I o o r Women's 'Main Floor Plain, ; taf-' plain and fancy . Parasols feta, Messaline and Char in good assortment of col- meuse Silks with canopy ors. Grade selling here- tops also deep bell tofore regularly f 7c shapes. Regular TC at 2.50. Friday i'l.l J $5 Parasols- at i?0.4 D Plain and Changeable SQfe Parasols Now st Only $2.78 Regular $ $4i0 Parasols Priced Special Now st $4.95 Regular $ 7.50 Parasols Priced Special New st $5.95 Regular $10.00 Parasols Priced Special Now at $7.50 $5.00 Go-Carts Special S3.50 DEPT. FOURTH FLOOR Children's Collapsible Go-1 Carts or Sulky. Spring gear with flat steel frame and round arm rest. lOxfsMnch rubber tire wheels and 3-inch guard wheels. Adjustable folding handle. Seat and back upholstered. . Nickel-plated hub caps. Size of frame 2ixi4 inches. Standard J 5.00 9 f-A Sulky priced for Friday's selling at, special dJ.DU $2 Wash Presses 98c SECOND FLOOR Children's Wash Dresses of good quality Percales, Chambrays, Gingham or Voiles. Dainty low neck and short sleeve styles. Ages 2 to 14 years. Dresses selling up to 2. QQL July Clearance Sale 70C 52.25 Dresses 51.39 s , i , i . . i i SECOND FLOOR Special lot of Children's Plaid - Trimmed and Percale Dresses In ares 2 to 6 years. Grades worth up to 3.00. Choice 1 Women's Colonials and Pumps at Only S2.95 $1.39 Grades Selling Usually at $3,50 to $5,00 AN OPPORTUNITY to choose from scores of styles in the season's newest and smart est effects Colonials with cut steel or covered buckles in various shapes vicL patent and dull calf leathers with Louis or Cuban heels--cool, comfortable Pumps il t a .a' l wnn nai xauorea dow or in anwe-strap styles. These are shown In the popular leathers vici, calf, patent, etc Alao many styles for girls and misses, including Mary Jane effects. V These are Mt broken lines of narrow lasts and small sizes, but. a special purchase of high-grade Footwear in complete range of sizes and lasts. There will be extra salespeople here in order that all may be waited opon promptly. Pumps and Colonials made to sell at 3.50 to 5.00 a pair. nr Priced for Friday's selling at only.,.. hZ."D New Model Corsets SIM BARGAIN CIRCLE, 1ST FUR. Special new model Royal Worcester Corset, designed to give: the "natural" figure (no .hips or waist).; style and comfort In every line1 of this splendid modeL' ' Fine coutil, nicely trimmed. Note . graceful cutaway front. All sizes. . At special price SW8 " Regular t0.oo Refrigerators now $ 7.95 Regular -25.00 Refrigerators now $1 9.95 - Regular- 32.40 Refrigerators now $25.92 ; Regular 45c Gem ice Shaves now at 35e Regular iSc Ice Picks priced special at 10c 40e Aluminum Lemon Squeezers now-32c Fancy Silks Worth lb Sl: at 39c Yard . : 1 . 1 1 " " 1 ' " " ' ' ' - On Sale Tomorrow at Baseoent Bargain Center . , BASEMENT UNDERPRICE STORE A wonderful Silk bargain in this w offer for tomor row! Over. 5000 yards high-grade: 'sllks--Foulards Messalines,;Ratlne, Pongee Marqui settes, etc., in beautiful new patterns and colorings. Widths frpm 1$ to 36 Inches. Excel lent Saks for dresses, waists, petticoats, linings, trimmings, etc. Grades selling on ordinarily up to t.00 a yard priced for Friday at special, the yard......,,..,. OuC Fancy Haviland and German China 12 Price Hnntlretia ol Pieces' to Select From v Fancy Decorated Haviland and German CUna In the July Clearance at one-half usual prices. Fruit Saucers, Berry and Salad Bowls; Cake and Bread PlateaCups and Saucers, Tea Pots, Sugars and Creamers, Pickle and Olive Dishes, Spoon and Celery Trays,v Water Pitchers, Berry Sets, Steins, etc., in hundreds of shapes. Choice now at only ONE-HALF PRICE Refrigerators and Ice Tools II Sale Gas Plates and Ovens Regular 1.75 - two-burner Gas Plate $15 Regular $1.00 Gas Ovens special at 75e 2.25 Roller Bearing Carpet Sweeper $1.75 65c Vacuum Clothes .Washers now at 49c 1.75 Medicine Cabinet -with mirror door and glass shelf. Priced now at only $1.40 Toilet Bleeds and Drogo Special reduced prices on stand ard lines for Saturday, Supply your needs for vacation here and save. ::. 45c Ivory or tarllnc v Soap 3c Caltc, tlmit six cakes (fiv Ivory and one Lurttne) to a customer. No deltveries except -with other pur chases in the Drug DepirtniedL Odds and ends ioc Soap at 3c 4711 Toilet Soap on sale at 8c 5 0C Hinds H. St A. Cream at 2$e Fancy Soaps, put op three bars in a box, worth to 65c box 15c sc Touet Pn'r. 1500 sheets 10c 35c 1-ib. Hosnital Cotton st 21r 50c Sanitary Napkins, pat up one aozco tn a dox, special at S5c $1.75 2-auart Svrinres fnr Sl.OO 5e large size Sponges now 15c sc acoirs i oweis. 150 on roll, priced special for Saturday 35c juc nousenoia KUDoer cloves, in all sizes,' on special sale,- pair 35c 10C Hand or KTitchrn Sinnlin . wBSrvW W Sj 25c Imperial Talcum special 12c uc Doraiea Talcum special at 5c 10c Mopkey Scouring Soap at 5c 35c Witch Hazel tnal f 91. $c WiOiams' Shaving Soap at 4c jc apcdu water special at 31c 25c Violet Ammonia at only 15c $1.00 Listerine. Iirre sir t ca. 1 5c Peroxide, I f., special 21c 25c jergen'a Rice Powder at 12c 50c Carman's Face Powder Sic 50c Dora Face Powder now '33c 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste now 2$e 50C "M. & B." Mouth Wuh 25c 25c "M. & B." Mouth Wash 12, 25c Petro, one-pound Jars, at 10c 50c Mary Garden Talcum at 35, Special Oifcr C h a r 1 HmUsa's 75c To'd WsUrs in the following? odors: Siren Lily, Violet Eve, Naiads or Lilac.! Any one of these with a 50c lar of Hedden's Face Cream i total retail price, 1.25. 1 Combi nation special, for Satur- 7f day, onljr f DC Sempre , Glovlnc 29c Sempre Giovine is a favorite with women of refinement everywhere. Regular 50c Ort cake, special &VC Maiirlne Toilet Prparatlons Absolutely free from all Injur ious substances. ; Every applica tion of "Maurine" is a lasting benefit to the skin. Try any one of these preparations and if not satisfactory return them and we will refund purchase price.' Free full treatment in Rest Rooms, Second Floor.' - ; . ' . Mauria, Lotion at SOe snd $1.00 Satin Crsam at 50c snd $1.00 Rotsbnd Roug, ts priced st 50c Mauria, Astringent priced st 50c Hair Tonic at 25c, 50c and $1.00 All Pyralln Ivory At 1 Pll Also special tew prices on Mani cure articles,- Note prices t v Soc Wood Buffers special at 25c 25c Nail Files, assorted sizes 15c 10c Orange wood Sticks now 5c 10c Emery . Board on sale at 5c 15c Yupla Nait Polish now at 10c 25c Lotus Nail Enamel at 12 He 25c Lotus Nail Bleach now 12 ;a 25c Lotus Nail Salve now 12 He Borden's Uatfed Mill, M At Sate Prices A delightful. Invigorating Sum mer beverage good for old and young. Stop at the Demonstra tion Booth Saturday and try a glass of it. . . : ; I Regular 3.98 hospital size $2.98 Regular' 1.00 size on sate at 80c I Regular Joe size on sale at 40c Sale of Brushes High-grade Brushes of all kinds on sale at extremely low prices. Hair Brushes worth to 5; $2.00 Nail Brushes worth to l for 60, Cloth Brushes worth fo 2:50, $1 Tooth Brushes worth to 35 c, 19c 3 5c Dressing Combs special 18c Mirrors 'worth to t.75 . at 1.00 25c Scissors three sizes, for 18c Pullman Rubber-Lined Aprons on special sale Saturday . at $1.00 Pullman Rubber-Lined Cases 35c Bathing Caps on sale at; from 25c, 35c, 50c snd up to 75c i