THE OREGON DAIUY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1914.
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MR. AND MRS. JAMES F.
CLARKSON opened their
beautiful Irvington home In
Eat Twenty-first and Klick
itat street to th parishioner of the
Madeleine church in. Irving-ton to cele
- brate the third anniversary of the
founding of the church. Several
hundred people were in attendance and
the affair both socially and financially
was a splendid success. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarkson received with Rev. Father
George Thompson, pastor of the church.
Mrs. Clarkson was charmingly attired
in a light blue satin gown with lace
elaborations. Assisting in receiving
were Mrs. J. R. Ridgiey. Mrs. Clark-:
son's mother and her sister. Miss Cath
erine Ridgley. Mrs. A. E. King, Miss
M. Beahm. Mrs. Horace Luckett and
Mrs. Dan Kellaher were In charge of
the card games .-hlch were played on
the third floor. ' There were 30 tables
at "500" arranged amid a veritable
bower of autumnal foliage. The ceil
ing and walls were entirely obscured
with the beautiful and varl-colored
vines, maple leaves and little red,
green and white electric lights were
strung over the entire ceiling illumin
ing the room and bringing out the col
oring of the autumn leaves.
Card honors fell to Mrs. Martin, Miss
Keveny, Miss Mayme Barry. William
feature of tonight's entertainment will
be the costume ball.
For the best made and decorated
baskets prizes were awarded the wom
en last night. Mesdames Bernard
Morita and 3. P. Kirby were winners
of first prizes and other winner were
Misses Elsie Baumgart and Margaret !
Smith.
"W. H. Warren, secretary to the
mayor, was present and officially
opened the festivities with a short
address. Other speakers were Sheriff
T. M. Word, C. N. McArthur and Andy
Weinberger. The latter was auctioneer.
The hall presents the appearance of
a veritable Fairyland. The various
booths were filled with beautiful arti
cles. Orchestral music was furnished
during the evening.
At tonight's affair, two prizes each
will be awarded for. the best cos
tumes among men and women. To
morrow night will be Mardi Gras, with
a confetti battle,
Coming and Going.
Mr. and Mrs. Brenham Van Dusen
of Astoria and Mrs. C. J. Trenshard
of Portland were Salem visitors last
week, guests at the Henry B. Thielsen
home in North Capital street.
Mise Fay Bartholomew has returned
LITTLE GIRL SENDS
CHRISTMAS SHIP GIFT
P. Slnnott and C. J. H. Malarkey. The i horn after passing several weeks with
prises were unusually pretty having
been donated by Mrs. John Clark, Mrs.
Charles Wesley Jones, Mrs. Douglas
McCallum, Mrs. Dan Kellaher and
Father Thompson.
Refreshments were, served througM
out the evening in the dining room and
drawing room to the many puests who
did not play cards. The dining table
was centered with yellow dahlias
which shaded into the deeper golden
tone. Presiding at the table were Mrs.
William P. rtinnott, Mrs. J. T. Walls,
Mrs. James Dougherty and Mrs. Joseph
8. Kean. A bevy of pretty young girls
assisted in serving. Mis Rachel Clark
assisted by Miss Mayme Collins and
JUfSfon Catherine Ryari had charge of the
BWale of homemade randy. During the
early part of the evening the Portland
Hotel orchestra, Waldemar Lind, di
rector, played and later musical num
bers were given by Mrs. A. F. Petael,
contralto; Miss Marie Chapman, vlolin-
I Mrs. Frank H. Hayes in Pendleton,
Mrs. Hayes entertained with an in
formal at home in her honor Saturday
atternoon.
Mrs. E. A.
visiting Mrs.
Pendleton.
Mann of this city is
Charles Greullch in
Mrs. J. R. Dickson of Pendleton,
who passed the summer in Portland,
has returned home. Prior to going
home she accompanied Mrs. Dickson
to California, where he will remain for
some time.
Mrs. George A. Hartman Jr., of
Pendleton, ha-s as her house guest her
sister, Airs. Louise Gray of Portland.
Mrs. William P. Temple and Mrs
K. fc.. Chloupek, both of Pendleton, en
tertained jointly at trie Temple resi
dence recently, honoring Miss Rae Vo-
gei or Portland, who is visiting there.
- M. M.
1st; Miss Dagmar Kelly, mezzo con-I ,,m - , . .
t alto, and Miss Nona Lawlcr, soprano. " uflu
Miss Chapman and Mrs. Joseph Don
nerberg were the accompanists.
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Mr. JoNselyn Visiting Daughter.
Mrs. Be'nage 18. Josselyn arrived here
from Chicago last night to pass a week
or 10 clays with her daughter, Mrs.
Mason Manghum, who is convalescing
after an operation for appendicitis.
LAtar she will take her daughter back
to Chicago with her for several
months' visit.
For Miss Wright, Iiride-Elect
Mrs. Charles Wemmett entertained
last. Friday afternoon for the pleasure
of Miss Hazel Wright, the bride-elect
of Kpear Hurlinger. Bridge was played
at four tables with several additional
guests calling for tea. Mrs. Ernet
Graham and Mrs. Walter Walling won
the highest honors. The decorations
were most effective, the yellow chry
saotbemums being used with ferns
and greens. . Those present were Miss
Helen Woodburn, Miss Helen Hall
Mrs. William H. Euson, Mrs. Oscar
Iapham, Miss Eva Tucker, Miss Ma
rion Wood, Miss Kern Wilson. Miss
Doris Ford, Miss Estelle Forde. Airs
WUliam Searlef, Miss Vivian Macklin,
Mrs. William Spence. Miss Fern Hol-
lingsbiel, Mrs. Otis Wood, Mrs. Walter
Walling and Mrs. Ernest Graham.
Mystic Shrine Hand Concert and
Dance.
A concert program by Al Kader
Shrine band will be given at the Mar
sonic Temple Saturday evening, Octo
ber 10, from 8 to 9 p. m., with Frank
L.uctfs, director. The program will be:
March. "A-nduIko Saffarova". . .Kmoch
Selection, "Simple Aved" Thome
' "Songs of Ireland"
Valse, "Dreaming" Joyce
Idyl, "Mountain Maiden's Dream"..
Labitzky
At the close of the concert there is
to be dancing and "500." Music is to
be furnished by a 10 piece professional
orchestra. Although the dance is given
by the Mystic Shrine band, members
of all the Masonic bodies and their
ladies are especially Invited.
Rose City Club Card Party.
A card party, both auction and five
hundred, will be the form of enter
tainment Thursday evening of this
week at the Rose City Park club, East
i uty-sevtnth and Sandy boulevard.
The active committee in charge of the
affair expects this to be one of the
large pwties of the season. The
women of the club will hereafter have
lull charge of all social affairs.
Artisans Dance.
The girls of the Cadet club of Ore
gon assembly No. 1, United Artisans,
announce their opening dancing party
to ha given In the Selllng-Hirsch
building this evening at 8:30 p. nu The
patronesses for the evening are Mrs.
Maines, Airs. Dearing and Mrs. Bu
chanan. The committee in charge in
cludes Miss Clara Iienderson, Miss
Jeannette Raicy, Miss Norma Hummel
Miss Grace -Graff, Miss Louise Han
lbch. Miss Essie Shinn and Miss Irene
Ralcy and Miss Hilda Lyskey.
Red Cross Benefit Dance.
Saturday, the evening of October 10,
the women's auxiliary to the German
Red Cross wish to announce that
young folks dancing party will be
Civen at the Deutsche Hauae, Thir
teenth street, between Main and Jef
ferson. Tlie patronesses of the even
tng will bt . Mrs. Aljendroth, Mrs. P.
Whwabe, Mrs. Kleischhauer, Mrs. H
S. Dammasch, Mrs. A. Heisler, Mrs. T.
Mueller.
Carnival in Fairyland Opens.
With thousands of artificial roses,
electric llghla and autumn leaves in
termingled to create a beautiful dec-,
oratlve effect In the hall, th "Car
nival in Fairyland," being given by
the women of the Church of the Im
maculate Heart parish, opened last
night in Columbus hall, Morria street,
near Williams avenue. Th nail waa
crowded, and it was estimated that
nearly 1000 persons attended. The
carnival s to last three days, ana the
Auction bridge will be the attrac
tion Tuesday, October 20, both after
noon and evening, at the beautiful
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Weaver.
2bi Last Twelfth street, north. Ar
rangements have been made for 18
tables and the affair, which will be
on an elaborate scale, is being given
for the benefit of Grace Memorial
Episcopal church, Irvlngton.
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Hester Miller.
Hester Miller, the little girl at Hills-
boro who has given material for a
dress and some -stockings tovgo with
the Christmas ship, has been asking
other children of her neighborhood also
to contribute to the- Christmas ship
cargo and yesterday she said that a
number of her little neighbors intend
to give.
although she played in Portland some
years ago with Creston Clarke in
"The ' Power That Governs." Miss
Oshier will arrive In Portland In a
fortnight. . .
PERSONAL MENTION
Knbli Is Appointed.
K. K. Kubll has been appointed dis
trict deputy grand exalted ruler of
the B. P. O. E. lodge for the northern
Oregon district -while E. L. Parrott
of Roseburg received ' the same honor
for the southern Oregon district, ac
cording to a letter received from Ray
mond Benjamin, grand exalted ruler
of the lodge, yesterday. Mr. Kubli's
territory Includes all of eastern Ore
gon. Astoria and the northern part of
the Willamette valley.
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Terrible Condition in Europe.
Despite the strict censorship once in
a while a little real news reaches this
country. Colonel H. C Bowers, man
ager of the Multnomah hotel, has just
received a cablegram which throws
and clears up a number of things
about which there has been a great
deal of speculation. Although un
signed It Is believed the dispatch -was
written by a chef turned war corres
pondent. The message follows:
The Germans have taken Pilsener
and are surrounding delicatessen where
the wurst is expected. The Belgian
hares had a fallinr out with the Welsh
rabbits and the Swiss cheese is shot
full of holes. This will make the Irish
stew and Eneiish mustard hot and
when the Russian caviar sees the
French pastry it will cause a Swiss
movement watch! The Spanish onions
are strong for a mtxup and if the home
preserves are called out and spread
over the German noodles they may
ketchun with the navy beans, thereby
causing an uprising of the Brussels
sprouts.
Woman Frightened Into Hysterics.
Sent Into hysterics by a huge New
foundland dog which attacked her as
she stepped onto the back porch of her
home, Mrs. D. J. Pruisxls, 321 North
Twenty-second street, is stm eon fined
to her bed. The dog killed a
pet cat belonging to Mrs. Pnxiszis and
was still shaking the body of the cat
when she stepped onto the porch. Drop
ping the cat. th doc attack-ad Vra.
Pruisxls. She succeeded In getting into
the' boos and shutting the door. Thin
she became hysterical. Dr. T. M.
Brooks was called.
Portialrxjrrs Call on Chamberlain,
Washington. Oct. 7. A. S.RothwB
and Ml ifclosessohn of Portland paid
their fleets to Senator Chamberlals
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THEATRICAL NEWS
Talented Leading Woman Will
Join the Baker Stock Company.
St. Rose Parish Social.
On the evening of October 15, at
me Kose-city club. East Fifty-sixth
ana sandy boulevard, the Young La
dies' Sodality of St. Rose church will
entertain with cards and one of their
delightful dancing parties.
Royal Neighbors Dance.
Marguerite camp, Royal Neighbors
of America, will give a dancing party
luesoay evening, October 13, W. O.
w. Temple, lis Eleventh street,
Harrinian Club Dance.
The Harriman club has issued invi
tations for its third annual ball, to
be given Friday, October 16, in Cotil
lion hall. Fourteenth, near Washing
ton.
Mrs. Warren to Entertain.
Mrs. Floyd Warren has asked tuestji
in for four tables at bridge Friday aft
ernoon at her apartments in the Elm-wood.
Society Notes.
The Misses Theoline Larsen. Marie
Throndsen, Clara Karntson. Julia
Johnson, all of Portland, Or., and F.
b. W eir, a student of the North Pacific
Dental college of Clyde. Wash., spent
ounaay at tne Cedar Springs ranch.
near here.
E. H. Cooper, Mrs. Elizabeth Baron
and children, Mrs. Ray CooDer and
on. and Mrs. Maudie Songby. all of
Oregon City, autoed out and spent th
day at the Cedar Springs ranch Sun
day.
Mrs. Isaiah Si Slchel Is at th St.
Vincent hospital and is improving nice
ly alter an operation.
Mrs. George Mosteller of WestDort.
or., is visiting her brother and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. George W. McMatlt
She plans to return home Saturday.
Irene O shier Coming Hera,
Beginning October 25 with "Bought
and Paid For," the Baker Players will
be reinforced with a new emotional
leading woman of considerable repu
tation, Irene Oshier. The introduction
of Miss Oshier will not in the least
interfere with the work of Cora, Belle
Bonnie, who will play yie leads of
ingenue nature In the less emotional
roles.
Manager George L. Baker Is elated
at his success in securing Miss Oshier
to carry out his new plan of two
strong leading women. She began
her stage career- under Blanche Walsh,
followed Dorothy Donnely In "Madame
X", played the lead in "The Third
Degree," starred in "The Poor Little
Rich Girl," and was the first leading
woman of the Municipal Stock com
pany in Northampton, Mass- the pre
mier stock company conducted by a
city government, and has been a
leading stock woman In t Pittsburg,
New Tork and other places. This is
her first western stock experience
THERE'S A STORE
THAT'LL SELL ME ALL
THESE LOVELY
THINGS ON CREDIT!"
"There's nothing I love so. much as
clothes, Genevieve. But if s the prac
tical things that appeal to me the
kind of clothes I will have use for
every day, not just flimsy, fluffy crea
tions that only a millionairess oan
afford. '
"CHERRY'S, my own special store
for clothes, have EVER YT HI NG that
you or I or thousands of other Port
land women would EVER wear. Waists,
Genevieve, and BUlts and the very
smartest dresses and the kind of ador
able coats you've always dreamed of
and longed to have a dozen of!
"Now, Genevieve, remember, when
we're gazing rapturously at the glort
ous windows, that WE CAN HAVE
ANYTHING WE WANT TO WEAR
JTJST WHENEVER WE WANT IT
"Let's see CHERRY'S pretty things
tomorrow. You know where to go?
up to 389-391 Washington, In the Pit
tock block." Adv.
THE PORTLAND with
its rare courtesy of service, its at
tractive dining places and its de
lightfully tempting cuisine appeals to
people of refinement andkiiscrimination.
The new ivory-and-gold ball room is an
added attraction provided by the man
agement for the pleasure of The Port
land's clientele. Available for afternoon,
evening, or after theatre.
Table dHote Dinner 5:30 to 8
Service m the Grill to 1 A. M.
Ike PORTLAND HOTEL
G. J. Kaufmanru Manager ;
PRESCRIPTIONS
J That Are
Correct
HAACK BROS.
Prescription Druggists
' j Medical Bldg.
351 Alder Street
Mala 718. A-6712.
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THE
Steimway
ALLIANCE
When the demand for a Steinway Player Piano became apparent, Stein
way & Sons began an investigation which embraced both the European and
American fields, and extended over a period of several years. As a result pf
this investigation, it was demonstrated that the supremacy of The PIANOLA
had been gained solely through superlative excellence and recognized super
iority, and that the artistic qualification of The Pianola alone, among all
instruments of its type,, were of a standard commensurate with those of
the Steinway Piano.
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of The PIANOLA, no individual need hesitate to accept the verdict as
authoritative and finaL
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VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
AND ALL. THE RECORDS
PIANOLAS
STEINWAY. WEBER AND OTHER PIANOS
Morrison Street at Sixth, Opposite Postoffice
Dollsoys, Games, Wheel Goods; Etc., 4th Fl.
Take Lunch in the Tea Room on 4th Floor
"S. & H
S tamps Given
on Charge
Accounts if Paid
in Full on or
Before the 10th
of Each
Month
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Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
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Patterns Now
on Sale at
the
Pattern Counter
Main Floor
Ne wLIec FaMl Coatts
All 812.50
GARMENT SALONS. SECOND FLOOR
These attractive new Coats will be shown for
the first time tomorrow. It's a special lot
purchased by oar garment buyer, who is now
in New York, and we consider them most re
markable value at the price. Smart Ji-length
styles in the warm, serviceable tweeds and
novelty stripes or plaids. Some in loose-back
effects, with deep plaits on either side, others
in belted-back models, with Jarge storm col
lars and deep cuffs. Trimmed with fancy
buttons, etc. All the wanted (?1 0 TA
shades. Priced very special .... V-l-fc(tlU
NEW TODAY Women's and Misses Cor
duroy Middy Blouses low-neck style, with
sailor collar. Lace at side and front. Price $5
Stylish New Waists
At $2.79
SECOND FLOOR Scores of pretty styles
to select from all new models, just recerved.
Long and short sleeves and low necks many
have the new collars of lace, organdie and
pique. Daintily trimmed with embroidery,
laces, fine tacks, frills, etc Complete range
of all sizes. Priced very special
for tomorrow'at
New Cape Coats Similar to Illustration.
$2.79
.f22.50 to f35
Sale Underweaif Hosiery
Hp?
At Basement Center Circle
IN THE UNDERPRICE STORE Timi offerings in Men's and
Boys' Underwear and Hosiery supply (lor Winter needs now.
Union Suits 98c Men's medium i Men's jt3s Hose 19c F ine, soft
wasui vv nucr union onus.
Nicely finished. Regular 125
to $1-50 grade. The QQn
garment wOv
75c Union Suits 48c For boys
6 to 16 years of age. Fleece
lined and excellent weight.
Regular 75c grades. The
19c
Hose in medium
weiehta is. Black, Oxford and
naturall jfe Regular 25c -
Hose. Itte pair..
Men's ifSjI Union Suits 79c
Splendl; Winter weight and
fine, ciile. ribbed. All sizes.
Regulaii 1 1 Union Suits. HCkg
Now akl W, I il
1 1 $
Special Oiler
9X0O WarG Xvoa ana gSo
packara of Ctowa Waffla
Plonx. Total valoa fia.V
JRuxraday bota for ......
$1
Grocery Dept., on 4th Floor
This special combination .offer is made to induce you to try a
package of Clow's Waffle Flour scientifically prepared and guar
anteed under the Pure Food Act. If you cannot come to the store
in person, telephone your order. Regular $1.00 regulation
size Waffle Iron and 25c package Clow's Waffle Flour both Vl
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Me wTFfiminniiicl HaHs
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Millinery 1 jl
DepartmeW
2d Floor i
Exceptional Qual
ity and Style
AWON0ERFULL Y
Pretty group of styl
ish new Hats are these
we place on sale to
morrow at Five Dollars.
Exact copies of higher-priced models
in the season's very smartest effects.
Tailored, Semi-Tailored and Dress
Hats of black, navy and brown vel
vets in every desirable shape sailors,
turbans, roll brims, round crowns and vaj$us other models, beau
tifully trimmed with ostrich and fancy ifjeithers, flowers, ribbons,
etc Many very pretty effects in large; jiediura or small styles.
By all means, come to the store tomorrow and see these attrac
tive new Trimmed Hats we price yr special Tor (PET Aft
Thursday at ... life PtVJU
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Basement Millinery
Black Velvet
Hat Shapes
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Basement Special sale Black
Velvet Hat Shapes in quality
usually selling at $2.00. Numer
ous styles and shapes, ranging
from small, close-fitting styles
to large -sailors. In all there
are. six different styles in sail
ors, many with the new soft
crown and" telescope or round
corner effects. Priced
for Thursday at
89c
Satin & Velvet Shapes
AH 65c
Basement Small lot of 100
Satin and Velvet Combination
shapes in black only. There
are about a dozen different
styles to choose from in small
and medium shapes. Made of
excellent quality black satin
and silk velvet Shapes worth
npto $2150. Priced spe- Ctp
rial at UtIC
Knit Underwear Price
On Sale at Center Circle, Main Floor
Special offering women's high-grade Underwear Broken lines in
medium and heavy weights Union Suits and separate garments
offered for Thursday's special sale at just one-half regular prices:
Regular 50c Heavy Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, special at
Regular 75c Heavy Ribbed Pants, priced special garment 38
Regular $1 Medium Weight Ribbed Vests and Pasts, sped at CO
Regular $1-25 Imported All-Wool Stuttgarter Underwear for
Regular $1-75 Imported All-Wool Stuttgart er Underwear for 88
Regular $2.25 Imported AH-Wool Stuttgarter Underwear for 113
Regular $2J5 Imported All-Wool Stuttgarter Underwear for 1.38
Regular $3-50 Imported All-Wool Stuttgarter Underwear for f 1T5
Regular $5.00 Imported All-Wool Stuttgarter Underwear for f 2.RO
Special line Women's Union Suits all sizes and styles, a peel T9f
Blanket Sale
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If Bargain Circle
Main Floor
$4.0btMixed Wool (JO QQ
PtafdJ Blankets... t?.70
$4.iiFancy Mixed C0 QQ
WdC Blankets.. $6VO
$6.bb-Fancy Plaid OA QQ
W6tj Blankets. .. &UO
$6.5f)liand $7 Auto OA QQ
Indian Robes.... OtwO
$6.&!Wool Auto'flJQ QK
Rome's, special... DOuO
Ask! Llor "S. & H." Trading
111 Stamp.
Great Sale of Sample Dining Chairs
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- Fornltare Dept. 3d Fir,
ONLY ONE OF A KIND! Manufacturers sample
line of high-grade Dining Chairs on sale tomorrow
at less than regular factory prices. Late styles and'
finest of workmanship. Golden quartered oak,
fumed, mahogany, etc, with leather and wood seats.
Don t miss this offering.
S2.75 to $5.25 Lines Now at 51.89
86.00 to $7.25 Lines Now at $2.98
$7.25 to $11.00 Lines Now at $3.95
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40c O W K Coffee
At-29c
Fourth Floor "Coffee Day" to
morrow doirt fail to order
your week's, supply. Regular
40c OWK. Coffee at. a
pound -
.29c
50cOWKTea39c
Fourth Floor This is our reg
ular bUc quality Uncolored Ja
pan and Ceylon Tea. Priced
for Thursday's sale at, OQ
a pound , .O J C
All Electric and Gas Portable Lamps Reduced
Hundreds of Handsome Styles Deit 3d Floor
Electric Reading Lamp (square shade) for f 4.00
Electric Student Lamp (complete) at only $5.90
Electric Floor Lamp, complete with shade, S.OO
Electric Art Desk Lamp with shade, for S9.85
Electric Desk Lamp, brass or bronze mush, at&jo
Electric Desk Lamp (ivory finish) specl, f 1120
Electric Luminer Floor Lamp, the latest, $28.75
Electric Luminer Table Lamp, special at f
We carry a full Jine of iihij celebrated Mazda Elec
tric Lights in all sizestj Ipive double the light at
same cost Ask thei?lesman to demonstrate
this to you the next tiidjlyou are on our Third FL
40 Watts, 60 W, 4O100 Watts, TO
Automatic Gas Lighlet guaranteed for two
years, 50$ All GasjjEortables at 6ale price.
Basement Sale Aluminum Cooking Utensils
30c Pudding Pans for only 244
40c Pudding Pans for only 32
27c Aluminum Pie Plates 22
30c Aluminum Pie Plates 24
35c Aluminum Pie Plates 28
35c Handle Sauce Pan for 28
45c Handle Sauce Pan for 36
50c Handle Sauce Pan for 40
This three-piece Aluminum " $chen Set consisting f
one Double Boiler one Coy eyed Sauce Pan and one
Kettle exactly as reproduced, to the left Cf OA
Priced very special for Thursday's sale at jL.OU
50c Fry Pans. speeT, 40 2c Pudding Pans at IT
50c Fry Pans, speeX 4S 2 Pudding Pans at 20
60c Handle Saaee Pan for 4S
60c Ahnmntrm Kettle for -AS
75c Ahrmrnum Kettles for GO
90c Aluminum Kettles for 72
$1.10 Aluminum Kettles at 88
$1.15 Double Boilers for 92
tl.40 Double Boilers for 81.12
2.25 Tea Kettle (4 qts.) 81.80
$230 Kettle (5 qtO f2.00
35c Di.TiGlxs Tumb'rs, dz. 24
$125 Set Mrs. Potts' No. 3 Sad
Iron with stand set for 8
Regular $1-25 -Success" Fold
ing Clothes Racks 16 bars,
containing 32 feet of soace for
l CJOthesj priced special tor ws
Special Reduced Prices on Andirons and Fire SeU -On the Third Floor
Special Showing New Art Brasses and Farxy China---On the Third Floor
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