TOE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 16, 1914.
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FOR the pleasure of Miss Hilda
Smith of Concord, Mmi., who l
visiting: her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Klrkham Smith, Mr. ani
Mrs. Edward" Cooklngham were dinner
Suita Wednesday evening at their
home in Eleventh etret Later they
took their gueata to their box at the
Hellla- to see "Pinafore" and "Trial by
Judy." Additional guests wer Mr.
and Mrs. Klrkham Smith and Prescott
W. Cookingham.
Last evening Prescott. W, Cooking
ham was host at a box party at the
Hellig, when his guests included: Dr.
and Mrs. George Marshall, Miss Ruth
Teal and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook
ingham. Enjoying Kx tended Eastern Trip.
Mrs. F. 8. Stanley, who left the lat
ter part of September with her daugh
ter. Miss Cornelia Stanley, to place her
in school in New York, is enjoying an
x tended visit east. She Is expected
home October 25.
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Home From Seattle.
Mrs. Duncan W. Campbell haa re
turned home after passing several
weeks . In Seattle as the house guest
of Mrs. George T. Myers at the Hotel
Perry.
Portlu 'Club Bridge
Mr. and Mrti. Walter H. Evans were
hosts Tuesday evening to the members
of the Portia Club and their husbands.
The rooms were redolent with Jovely
clusters of pink roses. Card honors
foil to Mrs. Frank Menefee and Geo.
B. Caldwell. This organization, of
wives of Portland attorneys will meet
twice each month this year, once In
the afternoon and once in the even
ing, when the husbands are included.
Those present Tuesday evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Masters, Mr. and
Mrs. John Manning, Mr, and Mrs.
William H. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
B. t'ellr, Mrs. Walter McCredie, Mr.
and Mrs. George Caldwell, M.r. and
Mrs. Frank Menefee, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Voazie, Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
Huntington and their guewt, Mrs. Pease
of The Dalles, and Mr. and, Mrs. Clyde
Aitchlson. '
Ijarge Bridge and Tea,
Fourteen tables were used for the
bridge party given yesterday after-
, noon In the Tyrolean room of the Ho
tel Benson by Miss Rae Harris and
Mr. I. eon Rosenblatt. The room was
beautifully decorated In pink chrysan
r themums and delicate foliage. Hand
some prizes were awarded the winning
plyfr, after which tea was served,
evcral additional KUests eotning in
for that. 4.
To Visit in Chicago and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Coleman and
their little son. Hal,, left Wednesday
evening fonfChlcago, III., where they
will visit Mr. Coleman's mother, Mrs.
Mary 1. Coleman. Later they will go
on to New York and visit, also making
many interesting stopa before return
ing home. They plan to be away sev
eral months.
For Piano Fundo i
This evening at the Laurelwood
congregational church, a benent con
cert will be given to raise 1 untie for
ttto new piano recently purchased for
the church. Airs. Ella B. Jones and
C. W. Wells are presenting th pro
gram which will be a splendid ar
rangement of musical and literary
numbers.
For Mrs. Sutton of Aatoria.
One of the most pleasant events of
the past week was the "800" party
-given Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Harry Greene Knott, complimenting
Mrs. E. Richmond Sutton of Astoria.
The rooms were cleverly decorated lo
autumn leaves and dahlias. The hon
ors were won. by Mrs. F. W. Bay, Mrs.
J. Penney and Mrs. Paul Sievers.
Those present besides the honor guest
were Mrs. Elza Nathan Howe, Mrs.
F. W. Bay. Mrs. S. D. Penney, Mrs.
A. G. Rushlight, Mrs. J. Penney, Mrs.
A. R. Smith. Mrs. F. L. Benedict, Mrs.
Paul Sievers, Mrs. Robert Craddock.
Mrs. Maud Estes, Mr a. Bosseltnann and
Mrs. Mercer.
Church Dinner.
The ladies of St Lawrence parish
will serve a dinner next Sunday from
noon until 4 p. ra. The officers of
of Portland, who la visiting in that
city.
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Mrs. James Shannard Johns, of Pen
dleton, was a Portland visitor the first
uart of the week,, and is now attending
the State Federation of women's clue
meeting in Eugene.
G. A. Benedict, of Portland, Is visit
ing in Omaha, Neb.
Arnold Rothwell has returned home i
from New York, where be passed sev
eral weeks.
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Mrs. Charles A. Johnson and daugh
ter and Mi 8 Myrtle Bensen Thoresen
have Just returned from a three
months' visit in the east, where they
visited relatives and friends. Miss
Thoresen is now visiting relatives and
friends in Silverton.
Mrs. Asahel Bush and Miss Aline
Thompson were week-end visitors at
Portland. Both women are members
of the Garden Home Golf club and
are enthusiasts at the game,, being
frequent visitors at the links for the
week-end.
Mrs. Charles Hindman and Miss Eve
lyn Carey are the house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Ayo (Grace Honey-
man), at La Pine, Or.
;
Mrs. Theo. Grants of 115 East
Twenty-third street, north, is in St.
Louis to see a brother who is very
ill there.
PERSONAL MENTION
Malcolm Back From East,
P. S. Malcolm, Inspector general and
member from Oregon of the supreme
council of Scottish Rite Masons, has
returned from a hurried visit to a
special session of that body held in
Washington Oct. 7. Its chief busi
ness was to choose a 'successor to
Jamea D. Richardson, grand com
mander, who died last June. George
F. Moore, vice grand commander, was
elected to fill the vacancy. He is well
known in Masonic circles as the ed
itor of the New Age magazine.
.
George H. Hlmes.
George H. Hlmes, the well known
Oregon antiquarian, Is in Union coun
ty for a few days. It Is supposed he
is hunting up treasure or records
for the' Oregon Historical society. He
elwavR has sometrophy to show when
ie returns from trips of that sort.
Dance Party.
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Elmer A. Hanson and John Walton
have succeeded the Terpischore Danc
ing club at Christensen's hall and
will give their first dance Saturday
evening. The new club will be known
as the Aloha club. New music will
be provided. Nelson's orchestra will
officiate. (Adv.)
Piano and Player Piano Specials
THIS ZTEW PIAKO , .
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Prtc'
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PIANO SPECIALS
$ 450 Knabe, "old model"
400 HftUet & DavU
800 Collar at ColUrd upright
$ 400 H. tc C. Fischer aoricht.
S 400 H. c C. Fiicher upright .
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I H K. t C. FUoher aeloalal ooricht. .160
9 MO Ererett, miwion upright SMS
S 600 Hardman, Hungarian MS. 9BS0
9 425 Vote & Sons upright SSSS 1
9 650 Chickeriag Bros, upright ...S48S
9 850 Gaylord, toahofaajr upright 9190 '
9 425 Smith tt Berat apright .9310
w uernara, maaogsay upright. . .
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9 400 BchuWt & Co., roatwoed upright. ,9160
9 600 I vers b Pond nnricht 1311
the committee. Who have aucceasfully f 37 Cambridge, mahogany uprirht 1166
conducted similar affairs, are: Mr. 9 400 Zrard, full 7 octave upright 9
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JuilltrB xiyia.uu, buaiimau, a. . o s ..t j j ivnu, uua or 99 alo&uiiy ana upwudi. 1
Fleming, treasurer; Mrs. w. P. Li Hi a.
secretary. Tne proceeds are to be
given to the church fund and a cor-
2ii invitation is extended to ail to
attend.
A. O. IL Hall Dedicated.
The new hall of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians at 340 Russell street
was formally- dedicated Wednesday
evening. The hall was tastily deco
rated for the occasion and an interest
ing program was given, P. B. Sulli
van was chairman, and the speakers
were his grace. Moat Rv. Archbishop
Christie, E. H. Deery, T. J. Murphy,
Rev. J. M. O'Farrell, Mrs. W. A. Elv
ers and Miss Marie Chambers. The
soloists were Miss Dagraar Inez Kelly,
Miss Mae Breslln, Frank D. Hennessy,
A. B. Cain and Fred Bauer. Through
out the evening music was provided
by Weinberger's orchestra.
AatorLa Girl to Wed Portland Man.
Honoring Miss Gertrude Knapp,
bride-elect, of Astoria, Mrs. J. Mc
Cann of that city, assisted by Mrs. R.
I. Endicott, entertained last week at
her home with a shower, at which- af
fair a score or more of her friends
were present. The announcement of
her engagement to Sylvester J. Dori
nlsse of Portland was also made last
week, which was a pleasant surprise
to the many friends of Mr. Domnlsse
in Portland. The wedding will take
place In Astoria the latter part of this
month.
Rose City Park Club Bridge. ;
The next regular auction bridge and
600" party of the woman's depart
ment of the Rose City Park club will
be Monday, October 19, at 2:30 v, rn.
The hostesses for the afternoon 1 are
Mrs. A. Laidlaw, Mrs. C. H. Leadbet
ter, Mrs. W, A. Lovette, Mrs. J. W.
McDonald and Mrs. F. A. Perry.
Society otes.
Recent arrivals" at the Hot Lake san
atorium include: Q. R. Comstock, H.
W. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mor
rison. Mrs. M. A, Ormandy and Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Weeks.
Mrs. Ida Louis Is taa guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Dennis at their home
In La Grande. She la en route to Port
land after having enjoyed an extended
visit east.
Miss Mabel Cameron, of this city, is
another Portlander vleltlng in . La
Orande, the guest' of her sister, Mrs.
Will Church. ,
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Among the luncheon guests .of Mrs.
JC E. Anderson and Miss Ruth Ancer-
eon at their home in Tacbma at a re-
. eant affair was Mrs. William liarrett.
fURt VIAKOS
9 660 Leasing, 88-note, bungalow model
maaonny ,..s sg
750 Smith 4 Barnes, rich mahogany 4St
SM Leyiter. usrirht trend, miiif 144a
91000 Krenica ft Bach, Ute medal 97i
7ov iTrenar vrsi., tuts mahefasy. ,.,..93
M Vnlvenal. t-Bta. maheranr 1411
850 Anto-Player, iare, mahogany 44& ,
au nuiei itroa., ipienaia, manog... . as
660 Primatone, banealow, nuthog. . .. .9415
Terms, Ceah er 910 r Mere Monthly.,
ment for Flayer Pianos.
Graves Music Co.
Pioneer Itusid Eonse, 151 Fourth ttveet.
Again
Saturday
A Timely
Sale of
Boys
Wool
Norfolk
Suits
With Extra
Trousers
$5
Well-tailorarJ, full-cot Suits,
these, not SALB BOUGHT
goods. Trousers are fuU lined;
all, the new colorings,
Bairnacaan Coats
FOR GIRL OR BOY
Just when you need them, our
stock of water-proofed Bai
rnacaan Coats Is now at its
best. Sizes range from 214 to
16 Tears. Materials are tweeds.1
cheviots and fancy mixtures.
Prices range $10, $8.50, (Ppr
$7.50 and down to JteJ
Votes given in Journal Contest
Open Saturday 9 P. M.
I Outfitterjy& Cnildrerv. f
I
143 Sixth St.
Near Alder
Headqnarters for Ice Skates, Hockey Sticks, Sweaters and Sporting Needs ol AH Kinds, 4th FloorPicture Framln o jst Lowest Prices
Take Luncheon Tomorrow In Onr Popular Tea Room on 4th Floor Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors 2d FloorPrompt Service
' Candy
Day
Tomorrow t the
Bargain Circle,
between the ele
vators, on Main
'Floor.
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Pacific Phone Marshall 4800
Home Phone A-6231
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Portland Agents
Goaoard
ProatJLae Car
ast Latent Fall
MmUU
2 to $25
UDonilbfle Sttainmps Iomoffow 9 At M. Ho 1
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With Cash Purchases Made on the Entire Second Floor
Also With Cash Purchases Made In Shoe Dept. Main Floor
Girls' Coats
S5.98
SECOND FLOOR D oable
Stamps with cash purchases
made in the department to
morrow. Girls' warm winter
Coats of brown and blue baby
lamb, trimmed with large but
tons and plush collars. Also
coats of Bedford Cord and
Zibeline with belts and rag
Ian sleeves. Ages 6 tb 14 yrs.
Priced very special
Wool Dresses
S4.98
5ECONDFLOO R Girls'
Woolen Dresses of fine grade
serge in serviceable dark, col
ors. Also many styles in the
pretty new plaids trimmed
with fancy buttons, silk
sasbes, novelty collars and
cuffs. Ages 6 to 14. Two
lines priced $5.98 Q
Dainty Wash Waists at 82.69
FLOOR
GARMENT DEPT. SECOND
DOUBLE STAMPS with all cash purchases made
on the entire second floor tomorrow. New
line of women's Wash Waists Just received
made of excellent quality batiste and cotton
voiles. Styled with new set-in sleeves and low
necks. Some have collars and cuffs of pique
others trimmed with embroidery, tucks and
crocheted buttons. Several very effective mod
els. All sizes. Priced special at the CO fQ
low price of. .PieU V
Special Groups Fancy Waists
At 83.98
SECOND FLOOR Styles which have sold down
to one or two of a kind. Models for evening
and street wear, of chiffons, crepe de chine,
laces, net, etc. Short or long sleeves. (Q no
Priced Tery special at. jPvu
Women's and Misses' Fall Suits
At $15,00 to $22.50
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SECOND FLOOR A very attractive group of models shown at the
above prices. Many designed especially for misses and juniors. Ma
terials are those most in demand and the tailoring is exceptionally
smart. New Redingote and Belted Models in great variety. Beautiful
rich shades of brown, blues and greens; also the latest COl CA
mixed effects. Don't fail to see these new suits, $15 to VL.0J
Women's and Misses' New Coats
At $12.50 to $22,50
SECOND FLOOR Of special interest to mothers who have girls of
high school age is the handsome line of serviceable and stylish Coats
we display at 12.50. The materials are of dependable qualities and
every coat is well tailored and correct in style. Balmacaans, Belted
Models and plaited-back styles In splendid assortment Also handsome
nw coats for women in the very latest fall styles, materials and
colors All ages from 34 up to 42. Smart new Coats
$12-Sa $13-00, $18-50 and
$22.50
Children's
Underwear
Specials
MAIN FLOOR An important
sale of children's High Grade Un
derwear. Mothers will do well to
take advantage of these special
low prices and supply the chil
dren's needs.
LOT NO. 1
One style in Carter's Under
wear for children P ants and
Vests broken lines but there
are all sizes in the assortment
Regular 50c Grade at 3Se
Regular 65e Grades at 49c
Raralar 75c Grade at 56c
LOT NO. 2
Children's "Merode" Pants and
Vests in medium weight Nearly
all sizes in this special lot
Regular 40c Grades at 30c
Racnlar 50c Cradca at 38
Regular 60c Grades at 55c
LOT NO. 3
Children's Swiss Ribbed Pants
and Vests in splendid heavy qual
ity. Shown in gray and white.
Regular 50c Grade at 38c
Regular 65c Grades at 49
Regular 75c Grade at 56c
Many other special bargains ra
children's Underwear are to be
had here tomorrow. Don't forget
we fire S & H." Green Trad
ing Stamps Ask; for themi
Free Souvenir
All women and children visit
ing our Underwear Depart
ment tomorrow will be given
a dainty "Carter" sotrvenU.
will approve of these hand
some new Suits we place
on sale tomorrow.
At S18.75
MAIN. PLOORStricrly hand-,
tailored throughout with best
grade Hninjrs, haircloth, canvas,
etc Made by the famous house
of Michaels, Stern & Co. Win
ter weight Blue Serges, Fancy
Cheviots, Tweeds and Cassi
meres. Several attractive mod
els in all sizes for men and
I young men. Priced 0" Q rTfr
special at .. tj)XOalfJ
ew Balmacaans
In
Men of Good
Judgment
1
it
$9.95 to 25.00
MAIN FLOOR We show
these popular Coats in a great
variety of handsome new mate
rials and patterns. Beautiful
mixed effect in the latest Fall
colorings. Full line of all sizes
for men and young men.
Priced f 9.05 to
$25
500 Men's S hirts, Choice 95c
Men's $1.50 Union vSuits $1.29
MAIN FLOOR Men'. Shirts
at a bargain price 1 Don't fail
to take advantage of this great
offering. All stylet plain or
plaited bosoms, with soft or
stiff cuffs. Shown in a splendid
assortment of neat stripe pat
terns in various colorings, also
some in plain white. All sizes
from 14 up to 18. Your QCf
choice at . uuv
MAIM FLOOR Special line of
MenVi vnon Suits underpriced
for Saturday's selling. Good,
heavyweight garments for Win
ter wear. Lined with soft warm
fleece2ind shown in both ecru
and etWy. Standard $150 Union
Suits,grell made and perfect fit-
tine. n sale tomorrow at the
specif- price of, a
garm&t
$1.29
Women's S5.00 Shoes S3.48
- Double Stamps from 9 A. M. to I
DEPT. MAIN FLOOR Women's high
rrade Fall Footwear in a complete show-
lasts. Button or lace'
wa- w - '
styles in patent colt, vict kid, suede, gun
metal, etc. some with doth or brocade
quarters. Hand-turned or welt soles, and
every style beeL Complete range of aU
widths and size. Standard $4.50 GO AQ
and $5.00 Shoes, Saturday, a pair ptJe'U
Men's $4 to S5 Shoes $3.85
MAIN FLO O R About 20 different styles
to select from and all width and size.
Black or tan calf and vie kid. Q QK
Regular $4.50 and $5 Shoes, pair tpO.OU
Women's SI. 50 Sillc Hose 95c
Children's School Hose 15c Pair
MAIN FLOOR A fortunate pur
chase enables us to sell these
splendid silk. Hose at a very low
price. All-silk or silk with lisle
tops. Shown in black, only. Hos
iery usually selling at Ji.oo to
1.50 a pair, on sale, to
morrow at, pair.-..-..-..
95c
MAIN FLOOR Special Una of
Boys' and Girls' Ribbed Hose for
school wear. Doable reinforced
heels and toes and fast black. Guar
antee ticket on every pair. See dis
play in vmoow. The pair
at
15c
Men's 25c Silk Lisle Hose
19c
Shown in blade, white and nearly all colors, and in
sizea from 9 to V. Standard 25c quljty, on sale
for Saturday at, the pair 6 pairs fl niir..
Boys Norfolk Suite for $8.75
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MAIN FLOOR Exceptionally
fine furies enter Into the making
of tbise suits and the patterns
are dtmcttvely new and pleas
ing. tuny stores we know of
wouldjft hesitate to ask $10 to
1 1 2. jaifor suits like these. Very
latest p Norfolk models - some
with f2 pairs Pants. JO 7f"
Sizes K to 17. at 30-1 D
ft I
Boys! Overcoats $6.50
Boys' SI Blouses
MAIN FLOOR WCough
R Balmacaan styles
with'ffah Rah Hats to match.
Shown-lin pretty new mixtures
and water-proof d. Ages 3 to 10
Tbeseqoats with hat to rn
match! jPriced at 3U.JU
fit
now at eye
of these exteWtnz
D louses to last the dfy through, although to be
on tne safe sid we Advise you to come in the
morning. Finest quality materials and attrac
uve pattern. StyledS fvith French cuffs.
$uoo Bkwses for si
69c
Saturday Specials In Drugs
and Toilet Needs
DRUG DEPARTMENT, MAIN FLOOR Standard lines of well known
toilet preparations, toilet articles and drugs at cut prices for Sat
urday's selling. All fresh new merchandise. "S. & H." Green Trad
ing Stamps given with purchases.
Extra Special
Five Bars of Ivory
Soap and One Bar
Of Lurllne Soap for
18c
Limit 6 bars , to a customer. No
telephone orders filled for soap
end no deliveries extent with
other purchases made in the drug
department Saturday. ;
t5c Pear's Unscented Soap. .I2e
toe 47tf White Rose Soap ... 8c
toe Old Dutch CUsnser at...7e
25c English Bath Scp,1Qr
British Squares for. . . .le7C
25c Packer's. Tar Soap 12c
All Jergen's regular 10c Toilet
Soap on sale Saturday 5
Jergen's 25c Rice Powder ;..10
25c Massatta Talc Powder 10c
Lehn & Fink's 25c Toilet Pow
der in glass jars, special. .. .19e
Williams' t5c Talc Powder.. lie
25c size Denver Mud at.... 18c
50c size Denver Mud at. . , .35c
$1.00 size Denver Mud at. . .80c
Regular 25c Scissors n issprted
styles, priced special It 18c
Regular 50c size Peb
co Tooth Paste for.!.,
,28 c
Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder, reg
nUr 35c size, special.,,,,. .lie
35c Riekseekcr's Dental Cream,
on sale for one day only.,..10
50c Daggett & Ramsdell's Face
Cream, special the jar1. . . . . .33e
Jergen's Benzoin and Almond Lo-
SOc Mirrors 39c
Hand Mirrors of fine French
plate, assorted woods. 50c
grades Saturday at.!. . . . .39c
Special Free Oiler
One Jar (Soe size) Heddens Cold
Cream wilt be given free with
every purchase of 75c or $1.40
size fn Hedden's Toilet Waters
made on-Saturday.
FREE! Full Treatment of Maurine
Toilet Preparations to visitors to
the rest rooms on the second
floor. Take advantage of offer.
Meurin Cream, 50c and. .$1.00
Beauty Lotion SOc and...$l.Q0
Maurin Rosebud Rouge at 50
Assorted Styles in 25c t g
Tooth Brushes at.....lUv
Special Sale Trimmed Hats at $5.00
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Millinery Salons on Second Floor
VERY WOMAN who haa a hat to buy, wffl find in this special group
or new moaeis toe vtrooat m style and quauty at a moderate
price. A considerable nortioa of these are eooies of more ezcen-
sire batsv Foundations f fine onality black silk velvets in a wonderful
asaortment of shapes from the small, close-fitting turbans to large sail
ora. Trimminge of ostrich aoreltiee, fancy feathers, flowers, flfl
ribbons, stiekupa, etc Hats worth to 9J5. Saturday at-w. tPeJaUU
$10.00 Ostrich Flames, Saturday $3,95
34.9S Velvet Hat Shapes for $1.75
SECOND FLOOR Beautiful new
Ostrich Plumes first quality stock
in good, full lengths and fiber.
Shown in black, whita, light bine,
pink, gray, lavender and other de
sirable colors. Plumas ffO QC
worth np to $10. Special ipQVtJ
SECOND FLOOR ExceDect
quality black silk velvet Hat
Shapes fn all the smart new effects.
Turbans, Sailors, roll-brims, soft
crowns, etc. Shapea of thi quality
sell elsewhere at 3$0 (J- FJK
unto $4.95. Saturday aX DXI t
35c Tooth Brushes, special 10c
30e Dressing Combs for. . . .10c
25c Hand Scrub Brushes on sale'
Saturday at, special I5e
Regular 25 c Buffers with mova
ble Chamois for . ..19a
Sale Rubber i Goods
DRUG. DEPT. -
Fresh new stock just received.
Note the following very special
pricings for Saturday's sale,
1.50 and J3.00 Hot Water Bars
and Syringes special . . . .$1,00
Sanitary Douche Spray Syringe.
Saturday at .$1,28
50c Red Rubber Household
Gloves, all sizes, the pair 39e
50C Rubber Cushion Hair Brushes
on sale at, each. 39s
Samples of Rubber Lined Travel
ing Cases, worth to $1.50, SOc
;
Borden's Mailed Mllh
Pen on st ration
MAIN FLOOR Borden's
Malted Milk is a palatable, high
ly nutritious milk food, which,
by simply adding water (hot or
cold)," makes a most delicious
beverage, and when ooce appre
ciated finds a place in every
home. No stomach is too deli
cate to digest it none so weak
or strong but what will be
greatly benefited by its use.
Regular 50c alze now at 40c)
Regular $1.00 size now at 804
$3.98 Hospital size now 93.08
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Women's Suits, Special $10,95
BASEMENT Women's and
priced for Saturday. Scores
Misses' Suits sensationally under
of handsome styles and good, de
pendable fabrics. Suits worth from $15 up to $25. CIA QK
Good range of size on sale Saturday at ipUaItl
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Boys' Sample Shirts lor 33c
BASEMENT BARGAIN CENTER Manufacturers' sample line of Boys'
Shirts on sale in the Underpries Store tomorrow. These were
bought especially for this sale and no doubt every one of them will
go before the day Is over. Slses range from it tb 14. Not a
garment in ths lot worth less than 50c mostly 75c to ft QO
grides Choice , , . JJC
sement
Mllinery
iff KjvC
1 A7v
Trimmed Hnts
BASEMEN T And now for a
great Saturday Sale of trimmed
Hats it j at will break all records
in thBi popular department! 300
new, ll Hats have been chosen
for tU event from our regular
stoclfjf The assortment is made
np osnjaxt new Scotch Turbans,
WloU Roll-brims and many
ohf ttyUi wUh trlmminp pf
f I ofle r s, q u 1 1 is ana ribbon.
Plushes and velvets in black and
colors Hats worth up to $5.00,
Saturday special at the 1 in
low (Ac of 51.4o
Seal Handbags at
52.50
MAIN FLOOR -Women's ge-n
nine Seal Handbags n several'
new styles and shapea. , Gilt, sil
ver or gunmetal frames. Silk or
leather lined, with inside fittings
o mirror, puff, coin purse, etc
Extra good quality Bags at
this moderate price.- CO KA
Your choice ........ vVV
Alnmiviiim Cookloa
iSicam- UI V VErXK HV1. rUlUlUl&IUlIl Utensils
Tomorrow will " be
the last day to btry
Wear -Ever Alnms
num at Special Re
duced Prices.
This 83e Cov
ered Sauce Pan
holds 4 pints.
69c
This 85e Pre
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5-pt. siee, now
57c
This 80c Sauce P,
Pan, 5-pt. sise.
special now at
43c
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Stew Pan, 2 .
pint sue, now
25c
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