what vyoclety is Doing BY NONA A1 T A charmingly simple cere mony this afternoon Miss Kllzabeth Parker and Roland W. Mersereau were married at the Unitarian church at -3 o'clock, the Rev. W. G. ' Eliot officiating-. Only the relatives and a few inti mate friends were aembled to wlt-n-M the marriage which was most Informal. The bride, an attractive girl with hosts of, friends In the vounger set, wore her traveling suit of dark blue cloth with hat to match. Her Mister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mersereau, stood with- the bride and bridegroom. - Im mediately following the ceremony they left for their wedding trip which will be a month's sojourn in the Canadian Rockies at Lake JLouise and the surrounding points of in tcrest. The prominence of both Mr. and Mrs. Mersereau makes this an event f unusual Interest. Mrs. Mersereau l thfc. daughter of Charles Parker. Khc Is a graduate of Smith college. nd a clever and charming girl. Her sister, '.Mrs. Eugene Mersereau (Lucile Parker) was married to her hus band's brother Just a year ago. Fol lowing the wedding trip they will reside at Doty, Wash., where Mr and Mrs. Eugene Mersereau are liv. ing, ths Mersereaus having extensive lumber Interests there. Mr. Mersereau is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford Mersereau. Yesterday afternoon the family en Joyed a delightfully appointed lunch on psrty at the University dub, The table was centered with a hand itoin' cluster of garden flowers In pink and blue with the snap dragon larkspur and the dainty bahy breath Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs William Bradford Mprsoreau, Miss Zola Parker. Miss Elizabeth Parker, Charlfs Parker. Mr. and Mrs. llarri son MefsAreau, Egbert Mernereau and Ronald AV. Mersereau. w Pretty Sellwood Wedding. On last Wednesday evening at 9 p. m., July 22. at the Presbyterian manse In Sellwood, Margaret Elizabeth Sax ton and Albert T. Godel were united In marriage. The marriage service was read by the Rev. Myron G. Boozer in tU preeence of the immediate family. The groom is the oldest son of Mr. awl Mrs. T. A. Uodel of 209 East Forty -seventh street North. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Huxton of 4AS East Thirty seventh street. Mr. and Mrs. Godel are spending their honeymoon at Seaview, Wash., "after which they will be at home to their friends at 496 East Thirty-seventh street, Portland, Or. Sympathies Extended. Mr. and Mrs. I.anden'R. Mason Jr. arc receiving expressions of sympathy from their friends over the death of their week old son, who died yester day. Ml.s Cook 111. Her many friends are extending mes sages of sympathy to Miss Cornelia Cook, who underwent an operation this morning at Good Samaritan hospital. Home From Eastern Trip. Miss Ruth and Miss Louise Small, who have been enjoying several weeks' trip in tho east visiting friends and relatives at Chicago, New York and 1 hllHdelphia, are expected home tomor row morning. To Live in San Francisco. George W. Boschko returned this morning from a visit In San Francisco and ho will return Friday accompanied by Mrs. Bosch Ue and their two chil dren. Miss Elizabeth and George- W. Boschke Jr., to make their home in tlmfclty. " Home From Motor Trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Jackson have re turned home after passing a week mo toring in Rainier National park and way points. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jack son, brother and sister-in-law of .Mr. Jackson, who were in the party, left them In Seattle to return to their home In Virginia. They have been visiting the Jacksons here for several weeks prior to th motor trip. Excursion to Astoria, Mrs. Lillian M. Mitchener, state president of the Kansas W. C. T. U., and a party of local workers took pas sage on the steamer Georgiana for Astoria yesterday to hold a conference with the Astoria union. Mrs. Mitch ener remained to hold a meeting last evening but the remainder of the party came back yesterday. Those who made up the party with Mrs. Mitchener were Mrs. Henrietta Brown of Albany, state president; Mrs. Ward Swope. corre sponding secretary; . Mrs. Margaret Houston, state treasurer; Mrs. Dalg lelsh; Mrs. Mary Mallett, county pres ident; Mrs. Hattie Wilson, president of Central W. C. T. U., and Mrs. Jen nie Kemp, campaign manager. To Give Progressive "500". "The Kenton Neighborhood club" will give a Progressive 500" card party at the club house, 27 West Russett street, Wednesday evening, July 29. Engagement Annonnced, Is Great Surprise. The guests of Miss Ida Marie Shea who passed a most enjoyable after noon at bridge today when she enter tained .for the pleasure of Miss Ber "Red Letter Day" Tomorrow 10 Free Stamps to All Visitors to Premium Parlors4tli Floor All Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow and Remainder oi Month Will Go on August Account, Payable Sept. 1st. Miss Ida Shea, whose engagement to Eugene Bland was announced this afternoon at an informal bridge party. Officially Recorded The wholesomeness of Alum inum Compounds as used in Baking Powders is now a matter of govtrnment . record, proven by government' tests. Write us for copy of tl. S. Bul letin No. 103 Dept. of Agriculture. All ..Grocers. CRESCENT MFG. CO., Seattle, Wash. nice Riley, a charming, visitor from Chicago, were much surprised when the announcement was made of the engagement of Miss Shea and Eugene Bland. Mr. Bland is an attorney, a graduat3 of the University of Illinois. He is a member of thc Phi Delta Phi fraternity and a well known Multno mah club man. He has lived in Port land several years, having come here from his home in Illinois. Miss Shea is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Shea. She ,1s a pretty and attractive girl with hosts of ad-: miring friends, and her coming wed ding will doubtless be the inspiration for a round of social affairs. The announcement was made after the card game, just before the dainty collation was served. Each guest was presented' with a little red heart from which was suspended a ladyflnger circled with a little diamond ring. On the cards were engraved the names of Miss" Shea and Mr. Bland -wlth the wedding date of AugustM!7. Tho party was a charming affair, the rooms were effectively decorated with red roses and blue hydrangea blossoms. There were four tables at cards with a few additional guests coming in for tea. Irvlngton Park Dance. The Irvington Park club will give a dancing party on Tuesday and Sat? urday evenings of this week, at the club open air pavilion. East Thirtieth and Holman streets. The entertain ment committee wishes to announce that while these dances are strictly high class, and are run primarily for members and their friends, all are wel come to attend. The proceeds go to ward the fund for the building of the new club house. Foresters Excursion. The Catholic order of Foresters of Albina will give a moonlight excursion tomorrow evening on the steamer Gra hamona, which will leave the Taylor street dock at 8 p. m. There will be an orchestra aboard for dancing and a delightful evening is anticipated with music, dancing and refreshments. ' Silver "Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs E. H. Cowing cele brated their 25th wedding anniversary last Friday evening, July 24, with a delightful family gathering. About 17 guests were included in the party and an evening of games and music was much enjoyed. They also. were showered with many beautiful gifts In keeping with the silver wedding. The relatives had assembled just the Sunday previous. July 19. to celebrate the golden wedding of Mr. Cowlng"s parents, sat. and Mrs. T. F. Cowing. W. of W. to Entertain. Mt. Hood Circle Women of Wood craft will entertain in the east side W. O. W. hall. 112 East Sixth street, Thursday evening, July 30, for their members and friends with a mid-sum mer at home party. . Danclnfc-Cards. and a program will be features of the evening. eating, although swimming and sports J - . - . . i, if. 1 w-cuyiea a. snare ui me inur. Meier's place consists of a 40 acre tract just below Rooster Rock. - Mrs. J. A. McArdle of Timber, Or., is registered at the Eaton. G. M. Loomis of Medford Is regis tered at the Eaton. Mis3 Olive Coveny of Buffalo, N. f ., Is registered at the Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. B. Rueben, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Godfrey, Ernest Gorgans and R. Romuto are registered at the Eaton from New York city. E. P. Stuart, a merchant of Liv ingston, Mont., is a guest at the Mult nomah. Ralph Sterling of La Grande is reg istered at the Cornelius. Charles T. Earlv. manager of the Mount Hood railway, is staying at the j Imperial. i jviax x ischer, a Denver merchant, is stopping at the Oregon. A. C. Herron, general agent traffic department of the Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad at Seattle, is a guest sX the Benson. C. S. Crews and J. C. Scott of Walla Walla, are at the Oregon. J. T. Hinkle and family of Hermis ton 'are guests at the Imperial. Henry A. Morrison, a Seattle Insur ance man, is stopping at the Benson. Swan Benson of Newberg is regis tered at the Multnomah. W. H. Dean, a telephone official of White Salmon, is a guest at the Imperial. L. V. Howe of Minneapolis is at the Oregon. Earle H. Clapp of the United States forest service is at the Imperial. Will E. Purdy of Newberg, who an nounced his intention of becoming an independent candidate for governor some time ago. Is at the Cornelius. J. F. Merry and wife of Manchester. Iowa, are at the Multnomah. j Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wilson of Los i Angeles are stopping at . the Benson. They -are on their way home after an extensive tour of the orient. W.' C. Brown, a Condon cattleman. s a guest at the Imperial. Herbert B. Ames of Montreal is at the Multnomah. J. R. Shaw, a lumberman of Mill City, is a guest at the Imperial. E. A. Foster of Dallas is registered at the Cornelius. PERSONAL MENTION To Act as Advance Agent. E. A. Rowell, publicity director for the Prohibition party, will leave Port land Thursday on a motorcycle as ad vance agent ror a. Lee Paget, Prohibl tion candidate for state treasurer, and Curtis - P. Coe, Prohibition candidate tor congress irom the First district. who will follow one week behind Rowell In an automobile. In addition to making speaking: arrangements for the candidate, Rowell will give his own campaign lecture, "Portland After Dark." He -will cover Yamhill and Washington counties. ; Julius li. Meier . Entertains. As the guests of Julius L. Meier, men employed in the Meier & Frank tore spent last Sunday at Menucha, Mr, Meter's new ' country place on the Columbia river. Seven big auto trucks carried out the provender for the pic nic, the day being spent principally In 1 'jj m 69c Lisle Gloves 29c IN BASEMENT I Women's two-clasp long lisle -Gloves with double-tipped fingers. Perfect fit ting and excellent quality. Black, white, gray, tan and biscuit. All sizes from 5 up to 8. Regular 69c lisle OQ Gloves on sale Wednesday, pair tUC Hals. Wrtmmaum Reliable MerchandiseReliable Methods Store Hours, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Every Buines Day Saturday Included KiiimOT 25c, 35c Ribbons 15c IN BASEMENT Hundreds of yard beautiful Silk Rib bons in plain shades and fancy effects. Widths up to 6 Inches. We also In clude fancy Velvet Ribbon in widths ud to 4 inches. Regular 25c j and 35c Ribbons priced, yard I'aseiicMll IQMlerp n mm Doable Trading Stamps With Cash Purchases Made in the Basement Tomorrow Children's $1.75 Wash Dresses at 69c Children's $7.50 Coats at $1.98 BASEMENT Manufacturer's sam ple line Children's Dresses only one of a kind. Plain colors and fancy patterns in great variety. Late summer styles. Sizes for girls 6 to 14 years. Dresses worth to $1.75 now 69c BASEMENT - Children's summer Coats in plain colors and fancy de signs all new models for present wear. Made from best of materials and nicely finished. Ages 6 to 14 years. Coats worth up to C'l QO $7.50 for l.UO Children's 29c Rompers Special 19c Women's 25c Sunbonnets at 19c BASEMENT Closing out an odd lot of Children's Rompers and Aprons at a very low price. Made of good quality ginghams and per cales, in neat patterns. Ages from 2 to 8 years. Regular 29c Q garments on sale at. .... . 1C BASEMENT Women's and Girls' Sun Bonnets in plain colors and checks. Shown in medium and large sizes. Well made. Just what you want for wear about the house. Regular 23c Sun 1Q Bonnets at only l7w Women's 1212C Vests Special at 9c Women's 15c Knit Vest at 11c BASEMENT Women's ribbed sleeveless Vests for summer wear. These come in standard sizes and are nicely finished. Complete as sortment of all sizes. Regular 12 VzC Vests priced special at, q the garment iC BASEMENT Extra good grade fine Swiss ribbed summer Vests for women. Low neck, sleeveless style, nicely trimmed. These come in white only. Grade usually selling at 15c on sale at only, the garment lie Women's 50c Union Suits at Only 35c Misses' 29c Union Suits at 19c BASEMENT Women's summer weight Union Suits of splendid quality Two styles low neck, sleeveless with tight knee or lace- trimmed knee. Regular ' and out- sizes. Standard 50c Union Suits special at 35c BASEMENT Medium weight ribbed Union Suits for girls up to 14 years of age. Low neck and sleeveless style, nicely finished. Ex cellent 29c quality. Priced special for "Red Letter Day" at 1Q the special price IDC Women's 15c Hosiery at 8c a Pair 35c Embroideries at 8c Yard BASEMENT 100 dozen Women's Hose offered at about one-half price. Excellent quality in black or tan with double heel, sole and toes. Sizes from 814 up to 10. Regular 15c Hose on sale to morrow at, pair 8c! BASEMENT Embroidery inser tions, Edges and Bandings in great variety of dainty designs on fine sheer materials. Also corset cover effects in widths to 18 inches. Mill ends in lengths up to 10 yards. On sale now at, yard 8c Mill Ends Veilings Special at 10c Each $1.25 and $1.50 Handbags 98c BASEMENT Fine and coarse mesh Veilings in mill ends of 1 to 1 1-3 yard lengths. Black, green, brown and all the popular shades. Grades always selling at 25c and 3 5c yard. Priced Red Letter Day at, the piece 10c BASEMENT Women's leather Handbags in variety of the newest shapes. Gilt and gunmetal frames fitted with inside coin purse. The regular 1.25 and 1.50 Bags are priced for Wednesday's selling at only $7.50 Hats BASEMENT 296 beautiful new Trimmed Hats for a great one-day sale in the Underprice Store tomor row. Late midsummer styles white, black and the wanted shades. Splendid quality hemp, milan and chip braids, trimmed with flowers, ribbons, fancy feathers, wings, etc. Hats worth up to $7.50. QO Your choice at OC Domestic Specials BASEMENT economical house keepers will profit by these low prices and supply their needs for weeks to come. Huck Towels 49c Dozen Good quality Huck Towels with colored border. Size 16x24 inches. Will launder well. Specially priced, the dozen rUC $1.25 Spreads 98c Full size Bed Spreads of good heavy quality. Choice line of patterns. Stand ard $1.25 grade. Priced QO;, special tomorrow at 70w 7c Muslins Sc Yard Extra good quality unbleached Muslin. Regu lar 7c grade now on sale in the Underprice Store at the spe- C cial low price, the yard. . . . JC 6c Lawns 4c Yard Mill ends dainty Figured Lawns in lengths from 2 to 10 yards. Light and medium colors. Regular 6c Lawns A on sale at, the yard fC 17c Suitings 12Hc "Ramie" Crash Suitings for beach, street or mountain wear. 36 inches wide. Regular 17c grade on sale at, the yard. . . . 1 2C 15c Foulards 9c Yard Beautiful silk-finished Foulards for waists, dresses, etc. Lengths from 2 to 10 yards. Regular 15c grade Q on sale at, the yard 7C 15c Bleached Bath Towels for lie 20c Nainsopk, 36-inch, Yard 12 He Women's $25 Tailored Suits at $7.98 $12.50 to $20.00 Dresses for $5.95 BASEMENT Odd lines Women's jmd Misses' Tailored Suits priced for quick Clean-Up. This season's models in plain and novelty weaves. Suits worth $ 20.00and 125.00 on sale Wednesday at only, 7 no the suit lt?0 BASEMENT Beautiful line of Women's and .Misses' Dresses for. street or afternoon wear. Silks, Crepes and light weight woolen. All new up-to-date styles. Dresses that are worth 112.50 to C QC i $20.00 now at $15 Linen and Pongee Suits tor $1,98 Women's $1.75 House Dresses 79c BASEMENT This includes all linen and Pongee Silk Suits in the Underprice Store. Good service able styles for street or outing wear. Suits selling heretofore up to $t5.oo. Your choice QO tomorrow at only rl.0 BASEMENT Women's House Dresses of good grade Percales and Ginghams. These are all new styles and nicely trimmed. Excellent range of patterns and colors. - Dresses worth up to $1.75 ' 7Q U priced now at Dainty Sheer White Waists Only 98c Women's 98c Petticoats 59c BASEMENT A very unusual bar gain in cool, white Waists for warm weather wear. Latest mod els with high or low necks and lone or short sleeves. Lace and smbroidery trimmed styles. Waists worth to $ 1.75 for 98c BASEMENT Women Wash Pet-; ticoats of ginghams and chambrays' in plain colors and stripes with ' neat tucked, flounces trimmed with -embroidery. Ucpilar 98c Fetti coats priced special tomor- .Cq, row at only . i)?C 98c 65c Shadow Laces at Only 29c Yard Grades Worth to 17c at 9c Yard $4.00 Waists BASEMENT Beautiful shadow lace Flouncings in scores of pretty patterns. Also 18-inch Allover Laces in choice line of patterns. Shown in white, cream aitd ecru. Laces worth up to 65c. The yard 29c BASEMENT Fine quality Shadow Lace Edges and Bands in great va riety of patterns. Widths from 3 to 6 inches. Laces in this lot sell ing formerly up to 17c. Priced for Wednesday's selling at the low price, the yard 9c $1.50 Axminster Rugs Special at 98c Regular $1.00 Pillows 79c Each BASEMENT We have only 95 of these Rugs to sell at above price. They are good quality Brussels and Axminster in attractive colorings and patterns. Size 27x54 inches. Regular $l.50Rugs priced rjO- iUb BASEMENT Filled with live feath ers and covered with good quality fancy ticking with border. Size 21x26 inches. Regular $1.00 Pil lows at any time. Buy them in the Basement tomorrow at 7Q only, each I C special at only $3.00 Scrim and Lace Curtains at 98c 17c Curtain Scrims at 1212c Mrs. Lone of Centralis- Dead. Centralia, Wash.. July 28. Mrs. A. i A. Long, an old resident of Centralia. I dropped dead at Pacific Beach Satur-: day night, a victim of heart disease. to which she has been subject for sev eral years. The funeral was held to day. She had a host of friends and relatives in. this section of the state, to whom her death came as a great shock. ? j Mrs. Long was born In Ohio in 1846. She moved to Centralia about 23 year ; ago. She la survived by two brothers, . one sister and a daughter. i How Out-of-Door Life Affects Beauty Exposure to sun and wind, .dust and the elements, although often acting as a tonic to the system in general and sometimes heightening the color of the skin. Is still very damaging to the re fined appearance of the complexion, j The open air In Itself is good, but the race should always be well protected against the extreme heat, wind and dust. The girls of your acquaintance who live a great deal out of doors by ' no means have the most beautiful com plexions. You cam best protect your' skin against the elements or beautify it for social life by a face lotion which ' you can very easily make at home by ! getting 4 ounces spurmax from drug-; gist and dissolving it in pint of hot water, to which you add 2 teaspoonfuls of glycerine. This lotion is easier -t apply than powder, does not rub off, , looks like part of the skin, giving a , natural, velvety bloom while remov- j Ing shininess and surfaceV dlscblora- j tions and curing irritation antiV pim- I plea. (Adv.) - . s j BASEMENT Extra good grade Curtain Scrims underpriced for Wednesday. Neat floral border. White, cream and ecru. Full 3 6 inches wide. Scrims selling at 17c yard on sale Wednes- ini. day only at lV2C Size '1614x2314 Special, each..43V Regular 50c Window Shades Size 36x70 Special, each 336 Regular oc Brass Curtain Rods 44-inch Extension, 3 for 10 Regular 23c Bungalow Curtam Nets Special Yard... 15 J BASEMENT 285 pair fine quality Scrim and Lace Curtains at less than half price for "Red Letter Day." yards long and full width. Shpwn n white and ecru. Curtains worth up to $3.00 QO,, on sale at, pair 7CC Reerular 69c Pillows- Women's 75c and 85c Corsets at 49c Women's 50c Brassieres for 33c BASEMENT Cool, comfortable summer net Corsets in stylish new models also of lightweight coutil. Four hose supporters attached. Non-rusting steel bonings. Our regular 7 5c and 85c Cor sets now at only 49c BASEMENT Women's form fit ting Brassieres in several attractive styles. Made of good quality ma terials and nicely finished. All sizes from 34 up to 44. Regular 50c Brassieres priced now at only 33c Women's and Misses Shoes 59c Pair Children's $3.00 Shoes 1.48 Pair BASEMENT Odd lines Women's and Misses' Shoes some of these are slightly damaged. Pumps, Ox fords, etc., in good styles. Shoes in this lot which were marked to sell at 13.00. Your choice Wednesday, the pair 59c BASEMENT Boys' and Girls' de- fendable footwear in wide sensible asts. Button or lace styles In popular leathers. All sizes from 9 t to. 2. Footwear selling formerly -up to $3.00. "Red Letter A Day" Sale price 140 Women's $4 Shoes Special $1.89 Pair Men's $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes $2.95 BASEMENT 2200 pairs Women's and Misses' Shoes all late desir able styles in patent, gunmetal, vici and velvets. Button or lace effects in full line of sizes and widths. Shoes worth up to $4.00. Special.. 51.89 BASEMENT Manufacturer's sam ple line of " Women's highgrad Shoes priced about half regular worth. Taa and black leathers in button or lace. Shoes selling at $4.00 and $5.00. Special l now at, pair S2.95 AT THE BARGAIN CENTER IN THE BASEMENT Plan to. come early in the day for these excellent Waists will go in a hurry at this price. Sample lines and odd lots high-grade Waists grouped into one big lot and priced for less than cost of making. Plain and fancy silks, chiffons, nets, etc., in . any number of attractive models. Com plete range of all sizes up to 44. All this season's merchandise. Waists worth up to $4 Wednes- AO day, special Dl.fiO Men's Collars 5c Doz. BASEMENT Odd lines of Men's Collars in great many different styles in white and colors. Some starched, others soft. Full line of all sizes in the assortment. On sale tomorrow at special, dozen DC 75c to $1,00 Plain and Fancy Sillcs 39c 75c Dress Materials at 25c Yard BASEMENT Beautiful Silks for waists, dresses, petticoats, sashes, girdles, etc. Stripes, plaids, fig ures, etc., also 2 4 -inch silk Poplins and 27-inch Ratine. Splendid line of colors. 7 5c to $1.00 Silks at, yard 39c BASEMENT 36 to 56-inch Dress Materials for , suits, dresses and skirts. Plain and mixed effects. We also include a line of Surah Silks at this price. Materials worth up to 75c. Now on sale at -or only, the yard CiDC Men's 50c Summer Underwear 35c Men's $1.25 Union Salts at 60c BASEMENT Men's Balbrlggan Mesh and Gauze Underwear shirts and drawers short or long sleeves, knee or ankle length. Full line of all sizes. Regular 50c Underwear, on sale now, QC . ., uut BASEMENT Men's fine white gauze and "Knit-Sook" Union Suits manufacturers! seconds with slight imperfections. Short sleeves and knee length. Regular $1;00 and $1.25- Union Suits on CO. special sale at OSJC the garment . . . . , Men's $1,50 Khaki Pants Special 98c Men's 25c Silk Lisle Hose at 15c BASEMENT Special one-day sale Men's fine quality silk lisle Hose. Warranted fast black dye with, double heels, soles and toes. Stand ard 25c Hose priced for Wednes- day's sale in the Basement, IP, the pair IDC Boys' Regular 50c Shirts Sizes to 14 Wednesday 33 Boys' Regular $1.00 Corduroy Knicker Pants a pair. .69 Men's Regular 50c Suspenders Light-weight Pair 25 Odd Lines Boys' Suits Worth up to $5 Wednesday $2.98 BASEMENT Men's Khaki Drill and Whipcord Pants. Made to withstand hard usage. Just what you want for hunting or fishing. Styled with belt loops and cuff bottoms. All sizes. Regular QO $1.-25 and $1.50 Pants for J70C Notions, Small Wares Underpriced Bargain Circle, Main Floor. Between Elevators , . A good opportunity to supply your sewing needs at lowered prices, and in addition receive "S. & H." Greerj. Stamps with your purchases. John J. Clarke's Spool Cotton, in white only, all sizes, on sale Regular Sc Needles, two pkgs. 5 MOc 100-yard Spool of Silk now 5 22 c Darning Cotton, the spool 1 15c Nainsook Dress Shields, sizes 2, 3 and 4, on special sale at 10 Sale Crochet Buttons Crochet Buttons for Summer Wash Suits and Dresses. We have a complete line of these in all sizes. ; V 35c 6-line Crochet Buttons at 20 50c 8-line Crochet Buttons at 25 65c 10-line Crochet Buttons 35 75c 12-line Crochet Buttons 40 $1.00 14-line CrocheY Buttons 60 Reg. 25c Silk Dress Shields Reg. 10c Pearl Buttons, card 5 10c Collapsible Drink'g Cups 8 Wash Edging, 6-yd. piece, 15 25c Sanitary Aprons, each 18 15c Sew-on Hose Sup'ters 10 Regular 25c fancy Garter Elas tic, in all colors, now, yd. 18 Regular 25c Machine Oil 15 Regular 15c Skirt Markers 8 Naiad Dress Shields The following special prices will be in -V force Wednesday only. Buy Naiad Shields for complete satisfaction. 20c reg. style Shields; No. 2 13 25c reg. style Shields, So. 3 15 25c reg. style Shields, No. 4 IT 50c Naiad Boleros, all sizes 35 Reg. 65c X,ace-Trimmed Naiad. Bolero, all sizes, on sale at 0 Regular10c Hair Nets, with or without elastic, on -sale. 5 for 10 25c Sterling Skirt Markers at 19 10c "Soil-Off" Dry Cleaner at 8 Balsam Fir for moths also pro duces sleep and used for fancy vork. Comes put up in fancy i boxes. 50c boxes, special sale at 25 25c and 35c boxes, on sale at Is HairBrnshes Reduced Canning Needs R&VS& Main Floor Special one-day sale of Hair Brushes at extraordinary low prices. Full ' bristle, hand drawn, f with ebony, rosewood and natural wood handles. A great variety of styles and sizes in this assortment. Choice at reduction of half to one-third less than regular. I Ask for "S. & H." Green Stamps Ball's Mason Smooth Top Jars, sanitary porcelain lined caps Pint size, complete, dozen at 49c Quart size, complete, dozen at 57c -gallon size, complete, doz. 79c Extra Quality Mason Jar Rubbers priced special, dozen... 8c Mason Caps and Rubbers, doz. 20c Sure Seal Sanitary Glass Top Jars no metal to taint fruit. Pint Sure Seal Jars, the dozen 65c Quart Sure Seal Jars, a dozen 75 Extra Quality Rubbers, dozen at 8c Sure Seal Glass Tops, dozJ lO Eccnomy Jars with lacquered tops special showing Pint Economy Jars, dozen 85 Quart Economy Jars, doz. f l.OO 4 -Gallon Economy Jars, dz. SI .40 Economy Caps, complete, doz. ZOe Ball's Special Wide Mouth Jars Pts., dozen 65c Qts., dozenMTBc Aluminum Preserving Kettles on sale at 20 reduction. ; s All Window Screens 20ft OFF All sizes. Hardwood. Adj a stable. 1 5x3 3-inch I9c22x37-inch 28c 18x3 3-inch 24c 24x4 5-inch 36c All Lawn Mowers and Garden Hom now on sal at REDUCED PRICES Women's and Children's Underwear On Sale at Center Circle, Main Floor Women's 25c Lisle Vests at 19c 35c Mercerized Lisle Vests at 25c 50c Mercerized Lisle Vests at 39c lie Cotton Vests now only 8 l3c Child's 15c Cotton Vests at 12 He Women's 35c Union Suits at 25c 5oc Union Suits now at only 35c 65c to 75c Union Suits now 59c $1.00 tor$i.25 Silk Lisle Vests, and Pants are priced special at 89c