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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . . FRIDAY, EVENING,. OCTOBER 9, 1914.
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SEVEN table were most artistic
ally arranged for the dinner
dance given lent evening by Mr.
and Mra. William MacMaater at
their beautiful suburban ;. home ad
joining the Country club. ' The affair
was planned aa a birthday compli
ment to. their daughter, Mlaa Aila
Mae&Iaater, a charming young girl
whose debut' will bo a umart -event of
this season. Pretty bankets of pink
.roses adorned the tables. In the
drawing room lovely clusters of lemon
yellow-, dahlias and deep crimson
dahlias" were most effective and in
the library bright red dahlias were
used to decorate. Dancing was en
Joyed throughout the evening. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. London
R. Mason, Miss Isabella Jauld, Miss
Ixuise Burns, - Miss Evelyn1 Carey,
MTss Barbara MacKenzle, Miss Rutri
Teal. Miss Katherlne - -Laidlaw, Miss
Charlotte Laid law. Miss Rhoda Rume
lln. Miss Margaret Mears, Miss Isa
bella Macleay, Miss EUo Mills, Miss
Hilda Smith. Leland Smith, Roderick
Macleay, C. C. Coburn, Frederick
Korster, Jordan Zan, Hamilton Cor
ht r Kmaii Anbrsv Watzek. Rich
ard Jones. Ellis Bregg, MacCormick
Kr.nw rtnnaid Htarltne. Charles Hol-
brookr Maurice Dooly and ' Ferdinand
bniun. .u
Expected Home From East.
Mrm rmnli Nau. who with her lit
tle daughter, Mlaa Hermine. has been
visiting her invalid mother, Mrs. Levi
J Burgess, in Zanesville, Ohio, and
relatives In Washington, I. Cl, for the
past two months, is expected home the
early part of next week.
Soiree Musical at Mrs. Hall's
Residence. ' '
Mrs. John Ii. Hall's charming home
at 865 Lovejoy street will be the scene
of an enjoyable soiree musical next
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Winifred Byrd. pianist, will give
the program, assisted by Mra.' Fay M.
Huntington, mezzo soprano. Both Miss
Byrd and Mrs. Huntington are gradu
ates of th New England Conservatory
of Music
Mrs. Warren Bridge floetces.
Mra. Floyd Warren entertained most
"delightfully this afternoon at her
i apartments in the Elmwood, Tenth,
and Clay streets. There were three
. tables at cards and the rooms were
most artistically decorated wiiu white
rose buds and yellow marigold. The
. guests Included; Mrs. Harry Durand,
Mrs. 'William Staiger, Miss Grace
O'NeiV-Mra. Ben Gadsby, Mrs. Frank
Case, Miss Mattle Little, Mrs. C. B.
Booth, , Mrs. Clifford Warren, Mrs.
, Charlie Cook, Mrs. F, C. Bratton,. Mrs.
Q. C. Haworth, Mrs. Bandcroft, Miss
Stella Kress and Mrs. Wilbur Hayden.
Portland Man Weds at The Dalles.
The Pal lea Chronicle of October 7
printed - the following notice of the
wedding at that place - of , Rudolph
HochuU or Portland;
"K pretty home wedding was sol
emnlzed at 12:30 o'clock today when
Miss Zoe Ounning, daughter of Coun
ty Judge and Mrs. F. S. Gunning, be
: came the bride of Rudolph HochuU of
Portland- Rev. James Elvin of the
Congregational church united -the cou-
pie. The ceremony was a quiet af
i lair, only immediate, relatives being
present,, The bride was simply attired
Jn a beautiful .black .traveling suit.
Mr. aiid Mrs. HochuU left this after
noon for a wedding trip to California,
after which they will make-their home
in Portland, where tflfejroom is en
gaged In business. The bride is one
of The Dalles' most popular young
ladieg and hag a host of friends here
whera she will be greatly missed."
Enjoy Down-Town Luncheon Tomorrow in Our Beautiful Tea Room, 4th Fl.
in playing five hundred., after which
an elaborate collation was served. The
first prizes were won by M. 8. Magee
ana Miss Florence Sutherland, consol
ation by Mr. and Mrs. L. Quimby.
Thoso enjoying the hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. Steele were; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry 8. West brook, Mr. and - Mrs.
J. V. Swan, Mr. and- Mrs. L. Quimby,
Mr. and and Mrs.'M. S. Magee, Robert
Clark and Miss Florence Sutherland.
Rose City Park Club Dance.;
The patronesses for the opening
dancing classes at Rose City Park
clubhouse,' Saturday afternoon and
evening, are; Mrs. Frank SchlegeL
Mrs, L. R. Bailey, Mrs. M. C. Sllva,
Mrs. Gordon Raymond and Mrs. W. A.
Lovett. The class WU1 be directed by
Miss Clara Louise West and Miss Beth
Ludiam. i
German Red Cross Benefit Dance.
Tomorrow evening Ufte Women's
Auxiliary to the German Red Cross
society will give a ; benefit dance at
the Deutsche Haus, Thirteenth be
tween Main and Jefferson streets: The
patronesses will be Mrs. Abendroth,
Mrs. P. Schwabe, Mrs. Fleischhaucr,
Mrs. H. S. Dammasch, Mrs. A. Heisler
and Mrs. T. Mueller, j
For Gordon Granger W. R. C
All friends of Gordon Granger W.
R. C-, No,, 43, axe most cordially In
vited to attend a . social this evening
at the home of Mrs,. J. H. Dingus, 860
Union avenue north.
Society Notes., - i
Joseph Nathan Teal leaves Satur
day evening on a business trip to
eastern cities. He will be accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. M. E. Teal, who
will visit Chicago relatives for six
weeks. . ". .
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A. B. Cain, who has been visiting
with relatives in Kansas City and
Chicago, has returned. While In Kan
sas City, Mr. Cain sang at the "open
house" entertainment given by the
Knights of Columbus, and also assist
ed in the program given by Division
No. 4, Ancient Order of, Hibernians, of
Chicago. . , -
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stephens, who
have been visiting Mrs. Stephens' par
ents In Salem, have returned home.
Miss Dorothea Wagner,. daughter of
Mrs. Martin, Wagner,-is in her second
year at Vassar. She passed the sum
mer In the east visiting friends, rela
tives and schoolmates. v .
THEATRICAL NEWS
Motion Picture Exhibitors Hold
Regular . Election of Officers.
War Tax Xs Opposed.
At the regular ; meeting of the Mo
tion Picture Exhibitors league of Port
land Edwin K. James was-elected pres
ident, Sol Baum vice president and W.
E. Stevens secretary. The league has
taken a definite stand against the pro
posed war tax of $100 to be levied on
picture theatres and has sent tele
grams of protest to Senators Chamber
lain and Lane and Representative Haw-
ley.
AMERICAN FASHIONS
Mrs.
t..' .
Howe Hostess.
Mrs. ' Elza N. Howe entertained,
Wednesday afternoon in compliment to
Miss Mary Moffatt, who will be mar
ried on October 14 to Dr. C. E. Stafrln
of Kilama. Mrs. Howe was' assisted
by her sisters, Mrs. W. P. Moffatt of
Kaluma and Mrs. I. E. Bellinger. Mias
Pearl Colo and Miss Grace Mascher
rendered piano selections and readings
in a very charming manner. The col
or scheme of pir.k and white with
cosmos and autumn leaves made the
rooms very attractive. Mrs. Daniel
WillouRhby and Mrs. Harold Jones
won high and low scores at 500. Those
enjoying cards were: Miss Moffatt,
Mesdames H. G., Knott, L. R. Pearson,
J. H. Settlemler, J. C. HarriBon, H.
F. Flectensteiri, W. W. McCredie, W.
P. Moflatt, John Urfer, Robert Tegen,
Gordon Turnbull, Harold Jones,, Sam
uel USilverman, Daniel Wllloughby, L
EBelllnger. Harry, Wright and Miss
"Troupe. Guests calling at the tea
hour were MeadameS B. H. Bowman,
W. T. Turner, J. W. Morrow, W. A.
Cadwetl, D. J. Sullivan and William
Moffatt, with little Helen Meredith
Morfatt, the attractive daughter of
Mr and Mrs. W. P. Moffatt of Kalama.
Rose City Club Auction Bridge.
An Interesting business meeting and
auction bridge party following was
held at Rose City Park club Monday
afternoon by the women's department
of the club. Mrs. L.- R. Bailey and
Mrs. E. F. Allshaw were hostesses of
, the afternoon. Card honors fell to
Mrs. A. C. Piol.
The next party will be held October
19, with Mrs. Frank Miller acting as
hostess,
Birthday Party.
On Tuesday evening. October 6, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Steele entertained a few
of their friends at their home. 948
East Taylor street, the occasion being
in honor of Mrs. Steele s birthday,
Mrs. Steele received several presents,
among which were .two beautiful
potted plants. The evening was spent
$188 for a Player Piano
and Its $850 Value
. It seems almost impossible to buy a
player piano that actually sold orig
inally for 0 for only $188, when it
is in the very best of condition: trac-
; tically a miracle "would be what the
high-priced houses would call it if they
weref offering such values. But they
will tell' you1 that it cannot be one.
However, If you will Just take tlm to
'examine the pianos at the great sale
which was authorized by order of court
(Sou lev Bros.' failure), you will find
many other values in upright pianos;
$97.20 for $260 original value- A great
-many grands of all values, small,
" medium-sized or large, and they are
all old reliable makes. Chickering,
Knabe, Voae & Sons, Steinway & Sons,
Sstey, Ludwig. Df course the highest
priced ones we name -above first, the
latter ones are the cheaper ones. Many
other makes at equally-low prices,
other makes at equally low prices. Sat
urday (tomorrow) the last.' Store open
in evening .until 9 or 10 o'clock. 388
Morrison street, opposite: Morrison
street "entrance to -Olds. Wortman- &
Kiasr'e , , (Adv.
A peasant blouse ot taffeta.
By Lillian E. Young.
Strange as it may seem, the idea for
the blouse illustrated ere was sug
gested by one worn by a French peas
ant. It was In a newspaper photo
graph and the peasant was fleeing
with his family and household goods
from his war ridden home town.
He had on what appeared to be a
nn shirt 'Of canvas or denim, and
it was rather hurriedly laced together
with! a thin rope. We changed the
canvas to taffeta and laced it a little
more painstakingly with a black silk
tie. added a modish deep gilet belt,
eliminated the fear stricken family.
and the household goods and made a
really smart blouse of It don t you
think?
i One front laps well over the" other
and the - lace, which is alreaay run
ttnaer tne collar and through an eye
let at tlther side of the front, is then
wtti nou uuuer me iront - ana run
through other sets f eyelets in the
manner snown. The ends ar knotted,
and hang out above the belt.
- The body portion IS cut with long
shoulders, into which the sleeves are
set witfc, a half inch stitching. The
stitching is consistently reneated on
all the edges of the blouse and collar
ana cuirs. ieep currs are caught to
gether with' a short black lace run
through single eyelets. There are two
collars; the taffeta one belonging to
the waist, and an inside one of batiste
that flares above the other.
The gilet belt. Into which the waist
is Moused, is arched slightly In front
and shows two small pockets.
We don't wish to take any undue
credit, tor 'originality in this case, for
it is not oy any means the first time
stylish blouses have found their origin
liVthose of foreign peasants.
In Other Cities.'
inaianapous is using auto street
sprinaiers.
Cleveland is fighting an epidemic I
or crime in parxs.
n-iugmaii, ri.as., is to have an
tiriciai laxe. . m
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2VC Stamps Given on Charge Accounts It Paid in Full Beiore 10th oi Month
Candy Day
Tomorrow
At the Bargain Circle on the Main
Floor. Delicious fresh candies in
fr eat variety on Sale at Saturday
special prices. ,
J
Agents for Go
tard Front-Laced,
, Nemo and Bieu
- Jolie Corset.
Merode and
.Carter -Fine
Knit Underwear.
(OMSg Weffttinm ami !& IKnimgj
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Pacific Phone Marshall 4800
Home Phone A-6231
Artistic
Picture Framing
to Order
At Lowest Prices..!
4th Floor.'
New Moulding
in Great
Assortment.
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Free Lessons
In Knittvg-, Crocheting and Em
broidery work, 1 to S daily, Sc
ond rllor. Children's Ifree
Classes Stturday from 9;3o iot 12.
9:30 to in 2. Kxpert instruction.
Completi showing of needlework
noteltifi' l "
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ITiFSicfllniitigj Sflaunmp
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Tomorrow With Cash Purchases of Men's and Boy a Aparel, Nlain FL
Also With Cash Purchases of Children's and Infant!' Wear, Second Fl.
Tomorrow With Cash Purchases of Men's and BoyV Apparel, Main FL
Free. Thirty grocery articles with
every order-of J2 or over at rai.e
Bros.. Home Furnishers, Kast Third
for nine days, from October -8 tu Octo
ber 17 and applies- to cash or easy nay- I
ment purchases. . tAdv.) I
Showing Men's Overcoats, $9.95 to 30
Men's Two-Pant Suits, Special S16.45
MAIN FLOOR Tomorrow we will feature a special
showing of? Men's and Young Men's Overcoats and
invite you to attend.1 Our stocks, are very complete
with the smartest Fall models from the best, makers
in America. .Particularly attractive are. the new Bak
macaan styles with loose back. Other models tO(
in wonderful; variety. All sizes. Prices 9.9S totfOU
MAIN FLOOR You must be prompt if you wish to
secure one of these excellent suits for we only have
a limited number to seil at this price. They are made
of excellent quality materials and the patterns are
most attractive. Good, conservative styles for gen
eral wear. Sizes from 34 to 40 only a few stouts
included. Men's Suits with two pair jf C
Pants, specially priced for Saturday atlUetd
Double Trading Stamps tomorrow with cash purchases Men's, Boys' WearMain FL
Mens' Fall Suits
Sale of 200 m&rt Hats
$18.75
MAIN FLOOR Made of excel
lent quality blue serge and beau
tiful novelty fabrics in the most
sought for Fall and Winter col
ors. Conservative, Box Back
and English models. Every gar
ment hand-tailored throughout.
Complete line of all sizes. Priced
very special for O 7C
.Saturday, at the suit H1 O.I O
Men's Union Suits at $1.29
Men's 51.25 Shirts at 95c
Men's Medium - Weight
Fleece-Lined Union Suits
in natural and ecru. Fa
mous "Lewis", cbsed
crotch. Priced!
special this saledl7
'Men's Shirts of fine
grade materials, stripes
and plain white. Plaitid
or ? plain bosoms. Regu
lar $.2$ grades
Saturday at, ea. UelC
Men's 50c Wool Hose at 29c a Pair
Men's 60c Cashmere Hose at 39c
MAIN FLOOR - Men's heavy
wool Socks in black only. Qual
ity usually selling at 50c the
pair. Buy them while they
last at four pairs for 1.00 Q
or special, pair at only, Wl
MAIN FLOOR Men's Foil Im
ported English Cashmere Hose
in black with linen heel ana
toe. Limit six pairs to '
customer. Regular Soe OQ
grade on sale at paireJUC
Boys' $1.00 Blouses Only 69c
Boys' S5.00 Raincoats, $3.50
MAIN FLOOR Boy's Rannel
Blouses for school wear. Cut
full with yoke and French cuffs.
Finished with deep sea oearl
buttons and pockets. Shown
in neat stripe patterns. Nearly
all sizes. Regular $1.00 fiQ
Blouses. Special at only Vol
MAIN FLOOR ;. Keep yor boy
warm and dry in one of these
excellent Slip On Coats. Made
of good quality rubber and
fult cut styles. The. kinds
usually priced at 5.00. On
sale for Saturday onlyO PA
at the special price ofUeUv
Boys' Two-Pant School Suits, $4,95
Boys' Corduroy Pants, $1.25 to $2
MAIN FLOOR Boy's stylish
new Norfolk Suits, made from
extra good grade materials; pants
full lined with double taped
seams. These are shown in
"handsome new patterns. Sizes
6 to 1 7. Choose one of A AC
these 2-Pant Suits atsat.iaJ
MAIN FLOOR We display an
extraordinary fine assortment of
Boy's Corduroy Pants, the
well-made, wear-resisting kind
so , hard to get. All - are cut
in full generous sizes for
boys 6 to 17 years of AA
age. Priced at i.25 todaW.UU
Girls' 10 Coats at 7.48
Six to Fourteen Years
SECOND FLOOR - DOUBLE STAMPS with all
cash purchases in Children's and Infants' Wear to
morrow. Girls' School Coats in the smart Cape
styles also in plain belted effects in plaids, chev
iots and other materials, trimmings of plush, baby
lamb, etc. Ages 6 up to 14. Regular "7 jq
110.00 Coats, special at the low price of ay I iO
Girls' Coats, $3,48 to $5.98
Dresses $2.85 to $6.48
Special showing of Girls'
Coats in all the new ma
terials heavy wool
mixtures, Zibelines,
Cheviots, Bedford Cords,
etc. Dozens of pretty
and effective styles to
select from. ' Priced at
3.48, JU.9S and $5.98.
Sizes 6 to 14.
Girls' Warm Woolen
Dresses for school wear.
Made ot the new plaids,
serges and other desir
able weaves. Two-piece
waist and ' straight
Buster styles, in sizes 6
to 14. Prices range
from 2.85 to 6.48.
Att $7.75
MILLINERY SALONS, 2nd FLOOR The most at
tractive group of Trimmed Hats we have loitered
this season at or near this price you'll agre with
us when you see them. The assortment includes
a wide range of models in black velvet; als& many
f ery smart styles in browns, navy and greefis with
rimmings of flowers, ribbons, fancy .gathers.
ostrich, novelties of various kinds ft tE'
Newest shapes, sailors, turbans, tc.wl . I i?;
Black Silk Velvet Shapel
Att$1.75
SECOND FLOOR Another great sale of nti
trimmed Hats for Saturday, that will attract
hundreds of thrifty women. New lot of. l.orjo
chinM lint rerrhreA AH h jantu
i - t . r . - i . J fi X"
sminen enecu in large ana smmii sauor , x c C 9
of fine' quality black silk velvet. Qualiiif
selling usually at 4.00 to 4.95.
Sneciallv nriced for tomorrow, at 2 J
H. Green Trad-
v ing -- Stamp
Women's Leather! Handbags
In Many Different Styles -Special at
MAIN FLOOR Women's Leather . Hanags of
splendid quality. Gilt, nickel or gunmetaUframes,
well-constructed, some are fitted withi 4 toilet
articles. Shown in the very latest sh4ies and
sizes. Your choice for Saturday'sjisel!in
Women's $1,25
Flannelette Gowns,
98c
SECOND FLOOR A timely sale of Women's
Flannelette ,Gowns and Pajamas for Saturday.
Made of good Jheavy quality material, in neat
Sink and blue stripes or plain white. Cut in
ill standard sizes and nicely finished. QQ.
Regular T 125 garments for only HOC
New Gossard Corset at $2
CORSET DEPT., 2D FLOOR Have you seen
them? Visit the Corset department and ask
about this new' model. Low or me-ro A A
dium bust in sizes 20 to 27, at only e.UU
nil--1
Dollar Day' Sate Women's
2.00 UNION, SUITS $1 Wo
men's medium weight Union Suits
with soft warm fleece. Broken
line of sizes standard 2.00
quality. Priced spe- A A
cial for Saturday, atl.UU
$2.00 VESTS AT .$1 Women's
ribbed all wool Vests of splen
did 'quality. Sizes 4, S and 6
only in this line. Regular 2.00
qualities on sale 2at-9i aa
urday, at the garment l.UU
1 GARMENTS 2 FOR 1
Women's ' fine, spring needle
ribbed; Vests and Pants in
brokenT; line of sizes nicely fin
Ishedlih'd perfect fit-i A A
ting, iifiegular 1, 2 for J l.UU
2 UNDERWEAR 1 Women's
all wool Vests and Pants in
white !nd gray. Famous "Stutt
garter'make. .Regular 2.00
qualities!, on sale Sit-ei A A
urday 'St he garment 1UU
'M . , . ; , .
UNION SUITS ALL - STYLES 1.00 Special line of Women's
ill high grade Union Suits in full assortment o4- all the wanted styles
Ii" and in regular and out sizes. Perfect -Sitting , garments. ji nn
Priced special for Saturday's selling, at only l.UU
The Hand of Thrift Will Nerer
, Waste Save Your S.
Sc H. Sumps. They're
Valuable.
Trimmed Hats
$2.98
IN BASEMENT Great variety of
shapes from I- small close-fitting
"Tommy Atkins? turbans to the
effective larger sailors. Excellent
quality black velvet trimmed
with flowers, aigrettes and nov
elty trimmings of various kinds.
Priced very , special eO QO
for Saturday's . selling Ji.i70
$3 Velvet Hat Shapes
At S1.69
BASEMENT Included in this lot
are the . large soft crown velvet
sailors so much in vogue also
about lS other different styles
in latest effects. ' Shapes worth
up to 3.00 on sale 1 A
Saturday.' at , each$l.U9
New Ltne ot Flowers
25c to 50c
BASEMENT We have Just re
ceived a. large; shipment of beau
tiful new flowers. Priced r A
from .. 25c r up to uUC
2.50 up to 85.00 Waists
- All 1.98 ,
BASEMENT BARGAIN CENTER For quick disposal of 21 1 high
grade Waists we have priced them' at a ridiculously low figure.
Scores "Of styles in plain and fancy silks in white and colors. t AO
Waists in this lot worth up to 5.00. Saturday only at?1.90
$5.00 and $6.00 Shoes at S3.48
Very Latest Fall Styles
DEPT. MAIN FLOOR A fortunate special
purchase of Women's high grade Shoes en
ables us to quote this exceptionally low
price. Season's latest styles in button and
lace effects in Patent, Colt, Suede, Dull Calf
and Vici leathers. Some have brocaded
cloth or mat kid tops and quarters. All
style heels alt widths and all sizes. fO AO
Shoes worth up to 6.00 on sale atf .tO
Sale of Men's $5 Shoes
Att 83.85
MAIN FLOOR Men's high grade Shoes of
black or tan calf. Shown in several new
fall lasts, button or lace. $.000 or
grades for Saturday selling, pair$J.09
1
Women's and Misses'
Suits and Coats
Tomorrow in the Garment Salons on the Second .Floor we display
many new and handsome models in Womens' and Misses' Suits and
Coats, pried at 25.
AMONG THE NEW COATS are smart models of Pebble Cheviot,
Zibelines, Boucle, Caracul, Astrakhan and the heavy imported mix
tures in plain and novelty weaves. Balmacaan, Belted and Balkan
effects; some with fringe trimming and large storm collars POC
and cuffs. Great many styles. . Priced for Saturday at on!yW
"WQMENS' AND MISSES' SUITS New arrivals to be shown for
the- first time tomorrow. Latest military models with Coats, high
collar and hip belts. Long tunic skirts, trimmed with caracul.
Materials used include Broadcloth, Cheviots, Serge, Poplins C
and the newest mixtures In wide range of colors. Priced at
$1.50 Wash' Boifers at $1.19
Extra heavy, large size Copper-bottom
Wash Boilers with patent cover,
hanger and safety, handles. Regular
$1.50 grade. Priced spe- (M 1Q
cial at PieJLi7
$1.50 Clothes Racks 98W-Indoor ad
justable Racks, with 3Z feet, clotnes-
line space. Regular price
$1.50. Saturday at ... .
$1.25 Galvanized Garbage' Cans seamless cover Special at dS
Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish Regular 25c sizesSpecial 18?
Regulation Size Glass Wash Boards Special . Saturday at 33f
;V98c
Platinoid
Picture Frames
ilAt 50e ,
Main ioor New line Just r,e
ceivedii ! Oval design with ball
feet jtry artistic and durable,
will nt tarnish. These are
shown n plain or chased ef
fects. r?hoto, size. Priced Kfl
tomorrow at OUl
J6t Novelties
cl Ail Kinds
Main Hoor Beads, Ear Rings,
Hat Pis, Brooches and many
other articles in the very latest
design Especially complete is
our abpwing of Jet -Necklaces
and Beids. Stop at the Jewelry
counted and see them, tomorrow.
Soltfl Gold Jewelry
Here lor Less
'' n r " .
Main -jFloor Our prices on
solid i ;oId Jewelry afe consid
erably inder what you are asked
to pay elsewhere; We how a
compfcsei line, includ'g Watches,
RingSif Scarf Pins, Cuff Links,
Neck plains. Lockets, Brooches,
LaVal9rs, Fobs, Bar Pins. Tie
Claspsand otherarticles.
4 Ma urine' ;,.
Toilet Preparations
Are Snpreme I
Main Floor Maurine Toilet
Prepartions will do more -to
bring back your 'youthful ap
pearance than all the beauty
parlors in existence. Visit the
Rest Rooms on the Second
Floor and receive full treatment
WITHOU f COST.
Beauty Lotion 50 and Sl.OO
Satin Cream 50 and f l.OO
Maurine Rosebud Rouge.. 50
Skin Food 2 sizes. ..50, SI
Maurine Hand Lotion . .,.25f
Saturday Specials in Drugs and Toiled Articles
Five -bars;. Ivory Soap, 1 Ql
one bar Lurline Soap IOC
Limit six bars to a customer. No
telephone orders filled for. Soaps
and no deliveries except, with
other purchases made in the Drug
Department on the Main Floor.
l5c Pears Unscented Soap at 12c
50c Danderine, special, only 35e
Regular 50c Hinds' Honey: and
Almond Cream on sale at . 28c
1.00 Fitch's Hair Tonic at 69c
1.00' Sal Hepatica, special 8Sc
1.00 Ayers Sarsaparilla at 79c
Regular- SOc
Tooth Paste,
P e b e coOQ.
special at aCOC
1.00 Reduction Salts at 50c !
10c Old Dutch Cleanser for ,7c
25 c English Bath Soap only 1 9c
Hood's Sarsaparilla, special 79c
25c Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder on
sale Saturday, special at only 15c
50c Stillman's Freckle Cream on';
special sale Saturday at only 35c ;
25c Mentholatum now only 19c,
25c Rickecker's Dental Cream is
offered - special Saturday at 10c
:25c Dr. Pray' Rosaline now 15c ;
1.00 Townley's r; Iron CA
and Sarsaparilla, , only ulIC
10c Fluffs Moquet Shampoo 5c
1.00 Scott's. Emulsion now. 79c
Ivory Picture Frames, the regular
size. Special on Saturday-$1.25
Rubber-lined Traveling . Cases.
Are worth up to 1.50, at 50c
Ivory. Picture Frames, cabinet
' size. Special for Saturday, 2JS0
Soc wood-back Mirrors now 39c
Buffers worth up to Soc, special
priced for Saturday at only 18c
10c Palm Olive Soap now at 6c
iooth Brushes in 1C
d styles at only IOC
50C Hir Brushes now only 39c
20c Dressing Combs now at 10c
25c Nrckel Soap Boxes only 10c
2Sc Hfnd Brushes now only 15c
25c Sdissors, assorted styles, 18c
25c ) gaffers, with removable
chamogs, special now, each 19c
50c jolt's Paper Towels,' 1 50 in
a roJLispecial, package, 'only - 35e
50c 'iRed, Rubber Household
Gloves all sizes, a pair for 35c
8c Wtod Puffs, Saturday for 5e
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