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1U AND MRS. J. SHEBMAN
O'OORMAN entertained with
unique I spook n&rtr Sat.
i. . : ra5r ning at i their old
1,0 -.,n Irvlnton, Hancock street,
near Twentr-firet. i The. house, which
lBw.l,owJLacaBt WM turned Into a vertt
ebie -Chamber , of Horror" with ita
Halloween decorations. Candles In
pumpkin Jack o'lantems were used to
illumine the rooms and their uncertain
flickering lent an uncanny atmosphere
to lh weird decorations of black cats,
wishes and ghosts and Ithe fantastic
; otumes of the masked guests. - Danc
ing was enjoyed on the first; floor and
a sumptuous supper was served in
; the 11 v in room on i the second floor.
Hers a Ion table was arranged to mnl
the guests and the menu was carried
out in keeping' withi the day. Pump-
n pies, doushnuts. cider. sandwieha
nd bonbons were served. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Louts Oerllns.
er, Mr. and -Mrs. George Brown, Dr.
, and Mrs. Ralph Matson, Mr. and Mrs.
George Gerljnrer, Mr. and. Mrs. John
Keating, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nlcotat,
Mr. and Mrs-' Roy Fields. Dr. and Mrs,
Ray Matson. Mr. and Mrs. John Claire
Montelth. Mr. and Mrs. Kills Lasell,
ir. ana Airs. James mum. Dr. and Mrs.
V. George Peters. Miss Norrls of Michi.
gen who is vlsitimr in the citr. Joneoh
C Hill, Charles McDonnell, Harry Becket,
4 Jonn .arnor ana Mr. and Mrs. O'Gor
I man. , .,':.-':! u. .;
I To Buy Shoes and Clothing for the
I ' ' Vow . '.
Tombrrsw i f Urnnnn at thai RanaAn
noiei crystal room, a charity card par-
iy win be given by a group of prom
mem society matrons rrom 3 until b
o'clock, th "S00" and bridge will be
played. -The fund will be distributed
by a committee formed from the pat.
ronesses which will cooperate with sev
eral charitable Institutions In . dis
tributing shoes and clothing to , the
deserving poor. I . ! ,
, AH who are interested in the success
or the arrair are invited to be present.
Informal at Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Georaa. Gerllncer will
be-at home quite informally Wednes-
day evening to a few of their friends
, at a dancing party. The affair will be
In the form of a housewarming, as the
Gerllnsers hav but rr.ntlv mnvtd tn
Trt1nJI f T-l.1l.- n Vl.
taken Mrs. Elisabeth. Freeman's resi
dence in Kearney street, near North
Nineteenth street, for the winter. ,
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' Halloween Celebrated.
' The employes' of the Union Meat
company, with their friends, met Sat
urday evening at the Multnomah hotel
ballroom for a most enjoyable Hal
loween party. The patronesses for the
evening were Mrs. B. C Darnell. Mrr.
W. W. Downard, Mrs. R. H. Brown,
Mra O. F. Anderson, Mrs. N.' B. Stone,
airs, a. Rea. Mrs. G, H. Jennings,
' Mrs. H. H. Young, Mrs. R. W. Trullln
- ' ger. Mrs. J. E, Forestel. Mrs. A, H. Lea,
Mrs. E. E.- Peterson and Mrs. R. M. C
V Whlttaker. Thei committee on arrange-
' ments was Miss Steele. Mr. Trunin ger.
r Mr. Wade, Mr. Bohoskey. Miss Dudrow
7 Mr. Duell. Mr. Ellis and Mr. Black,'
. f and the reception committee Included
; Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Bohoskey, Mr.
Travllllon. Miss Gregory. Mr. Slocum,
IT Mr. Keeler, Mr, D. B. Burns, Mr. Klzer.
Miss Neville and E. E. Peterson.1 i -
Social Evening at Alberta Forward
The Alberta Forward club enter.
talned their husbands, sons and daugh
ters at a Halloween party last Thurs
day evening. About 100 people i re-
sponded tor the invitations. A short
program of vocal selections, recita
tions and a violin solo was enjoyed by
t alU'- Mrs. Anna Fulton gave the wel
come address. Games, and . dancing
were enjoyed, J and a guessjng contest
" ofpumpkln eoeds was the closing! fea-
ture of ' the evening's entertainment.
TMra Mills was awarded the prize for
j xuessing the ( nearest number. The
house was adorned with beautiful; Hal
loween decorations, much credit being
; due Mrs. .Peas and Mrs. Panhurst, who
had charge of decorations. The or
chestra was Unique and thoroughly en-
Joyed. Refreshments were served,
during which plans for a club house In
this district were discussed.. Next
Thursday's meeting will be held at the
home of .: Mrs. Myers, corner . Wygant
and Thirtieth streets. Ladies in ' Al
berta district are Invited. ."Charity
will be the subject to be discussed.
Receptions for iter, Mr. O. Eldrlge
and Wife.-
Last Friday evening there was a
reception, tendered the Rev. O. Eldrlge
and wife by I the ladles of the Mt. , Ta
bor M. E. church. A -good program
was enjoyed by a large and apprecl-
ii stive audience. Mias Hansen played
la piano sola which was well rendered.
iMre. Hutchinson and Mrs. Wheeler
delighted . the audience with ai vocal
' duet and John Black sang In a most
pleasing manner. . Rev. Mr, Reed gavs
; the address of welcome, followed by
the .district j superintendent. Rev. Mr.
' McDougle. Rev. Mr. Eldrlge respond
ed in a; most-gracious manner. ) After
: the refreshments a pleasant social hour
was spent r ', i. ''''-'
The decorations were beautiful, the
v young people of the church having
l, ; them In charge. The Rev. Mr. Eldrlge
'came here from' Medford. Or., i where
Tj he sras pastor for three years, and was
I much belovsd. - Hi cam westl from
L j Baltimore. i , i. . : - . !. :
Monaay arternoon a reception was
given at the home of Mrs. .Hedley, l OS
East Sixty-first street, for the new
' ' : pastor. Res. O. Eldrlge. and his wife.
A number of ladles were present and
a very pleasant afternoon was passed.
It's So
Satisfactory
Experience will
teach ,you its
value.
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Dainty refreshments were served by
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. : Normandln, Miss
Luten and Mrs Sutherland.
The .Misses Carrier Hostesses.
Av delightful Halloween - party was
given by the Misses Helen and Beulah
Currier at their home, 1005 East Twenty-fifth
north, -Saturday evening, Oc
tober 31. The evening was spent with
music and games. ; The rooms were
beautifully decorated with ! streamers
and jack O'lantems. chrysanthemums
and autumn leaves. Those present
were Parry Douglas, Doris Christensen,
Helen Shaw. Cecil . Christensen, Thel
ma Thompson, Ethel Sylvester, Helen
Oirrler, Beulah Currier, Adlal Chris
tensen, Sidney Shaw. Lloyd Bu.rkhart,
Garland Phillips. Dwlght Thompson.
Menton Smith. Mr. and -Mrs Harry
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Currier. Mr.
and Mrs. J, E. Currier.
01d-Fa8hioned Halloween Party.
A very enjoyable" old fashioned Hal-
loween party was held Saturday even-!
lng at the residence of E. Carlson, oi 1
Hood street 'Miss HUdur Carlson, as-;
sisted by - Miss Esther Sund, received j
the guests. The house was beautifully
decorated with Oregon grape,, autumn
leaves and jack o'lantems. , Those pres
ent were; ; Mr. and Mrs. B. Carlson, :
Mrs. H. V. Wood worth, the Misses ;
Amanda Wolf f, Ada Cole, May Cousins, '
Mabel Woodworth, Gladys Woodworth,
Ruth Eriekson, Ida Nelson, Elsie Carl
son, Lena Schmld, Inez : Cbrlstenson, :
Marie Fried rich, James Morris, Arthur '
Townsend, T. W. Swarts.; E. B. Carl-
son, Howard Cook, George Knox, Fred '
son, Clarence Twining, Ernest Sen mid I
and Arthur Carlson.
A feature of - the evening was the
rendering of several vocal selections
by Miss Marie Fiiedrich.
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Mrs. Anderson Hostess.
. One of the events of last week was
the afternoon given at the home of
Mrs. Allen T. Anderson, 172 West Web
ster street A., guessing contest and
music afforded the amusement for the
afternoon. Those present were Mrs.
W. W. Pearse, Mrs. J. T. Hamel, Mrs.
M. E. McChesney, Mrs. C L. McKenna,
Mrs.' L. Jones. Mrs. M. . Maisin. Mrs.
Anns Gurvellla, Mrs. Albert Trump,'
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. L. C. Darlknd, Mrs. j
Robert Simpson, Miss Miller, Mrs. El
mer Cook, Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Bissell and
Mrs. Frank Murieil.
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Clan Macleay Benefit Successful.
Clan Macleay, Order of Scottish
Clans, and ladles' auxiliary gave a very
successful - Halloween concert and
dance in K. of P. hall on October 30
In aid of Red Cross funds. The follow
ing ladles and gentlemen, contributed
to the success of the . evening: , - Bag
pipe selections. Pipe Major MacDon
aid; "Scots Wha Hae" and "MacGreg
ors Gathering," Hartrldge Whlpp com
ic selections, Mr.. Beldln; duets by
Misses' Pearl Vore and Virgil - Rag
dale, pupils of Mrs Grace Wilton Pe
terson; "I Hear Ton Calling" and
"Comin' Through the Rye." Miss Chris
tine Denholm: "Blue Bonnets Over tha
Border" and "Bonnie Dundee," Charles I
1 T1AmnlAn "Dill. 1311 . C.Alrjtn !
and "Angus MacDonald." MJss Dagmar
rugs Ar rjonnie. - jvir. noose. ' jvuss
Tootsie Williamson danced the High
land! fling. Dancing was -heartily en
joyed until the "wee sma hours" to
the 'stirring strains of the bagpipes,
alternated by the orchestra, ,
Last Wednesday night an old fash- I
InnMl AATICT n1 mnclal waa vivan in !
Mount Tabor M. E. church by the Sun
day ' school teachers. The- program
consisted of old favorite songs. There
were vocal solos, duets, quartets, read
ings, piano duet and solos, which were
enjoyed by a large audience. The per
formers.' were dressed in the fashion of
1850, and wore their hair, powdered.
A social evening Is planned for once
eacn roontn.
To Appear at the, Manufacturers
and Land Show.
Miss Catherine Davis, violinist, and
A. B. Cain, baritone, accompanied by
Miss Agnes Senn, pianist, will partlci
pate in the entertainment riven to
night at the Land Products show at
the armory by the state societies be
longing to, the Oregon Federation of
State Societies. i
Athletic Club;; Social.
The athletic club'.-of the Portland
T. M. C. A. enjoyed their first social
of the season October 29. After
light luncheon at the Hazel wood, the
party attended the new National the
atre. Among the members . present
were Bradley, Van Zant, Button, Vial.
Moreland, Davijs, Sumrter, Treichel and
Palmer. I. W. Palmer, the boys sec
retary, is leader or the club. -
' The athletic club la planning a series
of socials to be given this winter. The
next Is planned to be given in the au
ditorlum of the Y. .M. C. X. in the near
future.
Mrs. Robert Vt Townsend 'Is a much-
feted visitor in Salem, the guest of
Mrs. Ralph Wfetson. A former resi
dent of the' Capital City, Mrs. Town
send has a host of friends there, and
her visits are always, filled with a con
tinuous round - of social affairs given
Jn compliment to her. ,
Old People's Home
Needs Furnishings
Sew Institution at Woodmere Bequires
Shades, , Cortalss and Sags; Plsgsh
Horn Shcrald Kave Piano or Organ.
The Woodmere Old People's- Horn.
recently.' "bpened by -Mrs. Hattt vr.
Lawrence, well known for her splendid
work In Plsgah Home. Is ln-great need
of window shsdes, curtains and rugs
to rnaae tne old people more comfort
able. Such furnishings need not be
new, if they are clean and In good con
dition otherwise, they will be most ac
ceptable. " . ! ' -
The Plsgah Home Is also greatly in
need of a piano or orgaarja assist in
tha song services and worship, which
are important parts of the work done
by this institution in helping the "down
and out man and boy.
Anyone naving any of th i
articles which they are willing to do-j
na.ie i mess wonny institutions may
call Mrs. Lawrence at Tabor 2492. and
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xney win 09 caxiea xor. .
JUPITER PLUVIUS iFiuSY
During the past 24 hours rain has
fallen In Multnomah. Columbia, Clat
sop, Tillamook, . Clackamas. Washing
ten,. Marton, Polk, Lane, Benton, Yam
hill, northern Dauglass, and Cooa. This
morning It was cloudy all over west
em Oregon as far south as Roseburg,
but it Was not raining at 5 o'clock this
morning. , .
In southern and eastern Oregon the
weather Is fair, the temperature-all
over the state is mild. - - '
Stamns Will Be
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TOYLANP, Fourth Floor
Home Journal Patterns
Mrs. King, pattern' ex
pert, is with us .dem
onstrating the cutting
and handling of pat
terns and introducing
more thoroughly our
advance, weekly pat
tern service. 1st floor
Ottering Extraordinary Opportunities
35cFancy Ribbons. 25c Yd.
Beautiful S-in. Kancy Ribbon, all
pure silk and extra large assort-,
ment of patterns and' colors.
Standard 35c quality,! yard 25
25c Plain Ribbon! 19c Yd.
S-in. pure Silk Ribbon in moire
or ' plain taffeta, blak and all
colors; excellent 25c quality.
Special price this sale, yd.
98c Handbags. Sp'l. 55c
Attractive new Handbags in
, roany styles; excellent quality;
splendidly made. "Standard price
98c. Very special this sale t 5
Fancy Dress Trim'gs., 25c
Hundreds of yards of high-grade
Dress Trimmings, narrow and
wide widths,, beautiful colorings.
Standard vats, to $15; yd. 25
10c Torchon Laces, 5c Yd.
Wide oc narrow Lineii Torchon
Laces in; a'great yariety of pat
terns, in edges and: insertions.
10c Equality, special, .the yard 5
25c Neck Pleatings, lOcyd.
Beautiful new Pleatings in nar
row, .medium or wipe widths,
nets , or Jaces, white! or cream,
dainty aria" fine; 25c quality IO
25c Cushion Cords, at 19c
Fine mercerized cord for cush
.ions, robes, etc.; scdres of colors,
to select from; excellent 25c
quality. " Special sale, each 19
25c Embroidery, 9c Yard
Mill ends beautiful Eimb. Edges
and Insertions in scores ot dain
ty patterns, fine and
sheer ma-
terials. Standard '25c
values j 9
Embroidered Pieces, $1.48
A manufacturer's sample line of
beautifuf Hand - Embroidered
Pieces, scores to select from.
Worth to $6,; now I at $1.48
Velvet Ribbons, yg Price
Hundreds - of yards of rich satin
back , Velvet : Ribbon s, nearly
every color, no blak, widths
1 to 22. 3 days at I ! price.
$4 Blanket Robes at $1.98
Mill seconds, full siie Blanket
Robes, in fancy check patterns,
rich colorings: splendid for auto.
v $3.50 to $4 .grades, pec'l $1.98
$4 Wool Blankets $2.69Pr.
Full size Wool Blankets in
fancy checks, a 4-potiiad blanket
of excellent quality; $4.00 value.
Special this sale, a pair $2.69
$1.25 Portieres, 69c Each
Rich, heavy Tapestry Portieres,
in assorted colors; jgood, large
size. Standard values to $1.23.
Marked down to, each ...69
$2.25 Lace Curtains, 98c
Beautiful Curtains, 23 to 3 yds.
long, in Nottinghani(, net and
; scrim; lovely patternsj qualities
worth $1.50 to $2.25,1 pair 98
Lace Curtains, 49c a Pair
White or ecru fine Nottingham
.Lace Curtains. 2yi yards long,
' excellent patterns. ; Splendid
- quality. Spec'! this- sale, pr. 49
12 Vac Swisses, 10c Yard
. .40 pieces of choice new Swisses
in spots and fancy patterns; fine
Quality. 36 inches wide. Stand-
ard 12c, special sale, yard 10
Remnants, Now Half Price
Hundreds of splendid. Remnants
of Drapery . Materials, all good,
useful lengths,- cuttings from
best materials. tThree! days, at lA
$1.25 Comforts, 1 for 98c
Full size uBed Comforts, good
and heavy, filled wjth cotton
down, durable covering. Regular
$1.25. special o thi sale 98
Mill Ends of Outings, 8c
5000 yds. of extra heavy Outing
Flannel,' 27 r ins., well fleeced
lengths to 10 yards, best pat- ,
terns. Special this sale, yard 8
72x90 Sheets, Special 39c
Full Bleached Sheets. 72x90,
good heavy durable . qtiality,
neatly hemmed, ready for use.
Special thiale at, j each 39
Great Basemchtt Sale Aluminum
Lipped Kettle. Lipped Sauce
35c Li. Sance Pans,! 1-qt. 27
45c Lip. Sauce Pans,.l4-qt. 35
50c Lip. Sauce Pans,! 2-qt. 39
Given With All Charae
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Brina the Children
Pacific Phone Marshall
$15 to $22.50 Coats $9.98
Continuation ol our marvelous
Coat Sale. All up-to-date mod
els. Extra fine ? materials, -over
20 styles to select from. 9.9S
Women's $15 Suits, $5.00
75 -Women's Tailored Suits on
sale positively one' dayplain
models, fancy mixed "materials.
Sizes to 42; $15 grades', fS.OO
$10.00 Dresses Sp'l. $4.95
Handsome Dresses for street o
afternoon, wear. Serges and other
popular materials, attractive
models, all sizes. Special $4.95
$10.00 Raincoats, at $5.95
Poplin and bombazine materials
in women's Raincoats, all. guar
anteed rainproof, in tan, blue,
black- Reg.$10, special $5.95
$1.50, $1.75 Dresses, 98c'
, Attractive Dresses, made of .good
materials, ginghams and percales,
dark or light colors. Many
styles, all sizes. Special 98
$5, v$6 Bathrobes, $3.98
Women's heavy 'Bath Robes,
made of double-faced material,
trimmed: with cords, frogs, rich
colorings; all sizes. at $3.98
$3.50, $5 Silk Waists $1.98
Hundreds of beautiful Waists
included. Plain o fancy silks.
Scores of attractive styles, all
sizes; $3.50 to $5 Waists $1.98
Women's Petticoats, -39c
Fancy cotton Petticoats in rich
colorings; styles- with " deep
flounces and all nicely made. A
wonderful bargain. Special 39
Dress : Skirts to $5, $1.98
Women's Dress Skirts in plain
serges and mixtures; gaod, prac
tical plain models. Standard val
ues to $5. Special flow $1,98
$1.50 Kimonos, Sp'L 98c
Women's. fwlHeneth Flannelette
Kfmsonos, attractively made and
nicely trimmed; all best colors.
Reg. $1.50. Special now at 98
, Waists to $1.25 vals., 59c
Hundreds of beautiful Waists,
made of fine sheer materials,
prettify made and attractively
trimmed all sizes. Special 59
Women's $15 Coats, $7.98
''-100 of these splendid. Coats in
cluded; good models and all are-
. made of excellent materials, sev
eral styles. " Priced spe'L $7.98
, 25c Ratine, Sp'l. 15c Yard
Mill ends of beautiful Ratine in
rich, dark or light colorings, and
pretty neat ' patterns. Regular
25c, special, the yard,-only 15
Plaid Dress Goods, 11c Yd
Double width cotton Plaid press -;
Goods. Many very , attractive
patterns to select from; good,
heavy quality. Special., yd. 11
Printed Crepes, 9c Yard
Beautiful printed Beatrice Crepe
in a great . variety patterns. Thi
is a splendid material. All de
pendable colorings. Yard 9
Berkeley Cambric, 10c Yd
Mill ends of fine Berkeley Cam
bric. Lengths come 1 to 8 yards,
36 ins. wide. Standard price 15c,
special ! f or . this sale, yard 10
Shirting Flannel, 18c Yd.
27-inch fine Wool Shirting Flan
nel. Mill ends in any length re
quired. iMedium weight, best col
ors. Standard 25c grade, yd. 18
50c Table Dam'k, 36c Yd.
Mill ends of line Mercerized Ta
ble Damask, 64 ins. wide; comes,
in length 1J4 to 7 yds. Choice .
patterns; 50c quality, yard 36
. 75c Scarfs, Squares, 55c
Dresser Scarfs and Squares in .
attractive patterns, beautifully
finished with pretty laces. Stand
ard 75c' quality now at only 55
36-In. Outing Flannel, 11c
3600 yards mill ends of 36-inch
Outing1 Flannel in lengths up to
10 yards. Best patterns ind col- 1
ors. Formerly 15c, special 11
Pan, Covered Sauce Pan, Tea Kettle
. 60c Lip. Sauce Pans, 3-qt. 42
75c Lip. Sauce Pans, 4-qt. 59 '
22c Pudding Pans, 1-qt, at 15
Accounts it Paid in Full
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to See the Intcrestlnn
Reliable Merchandise Reliable
4800 7
for: Qulclx Money
75c Bungalow Aprons, 49c
Women's txcellent Dress Aprons
-T-tnade full and long, dark j or
light colors." splendid quality per
cale. Well made; 75c grade 40
$1.00 Outing Gowns, 79c
Women's heavy, warm Outing
Flannel Gowns, neatly; made and
prettily trimmed,' cut i full - and
long. Regularly $fe special T9
Child's $10 Coats, $4.95
Children's new Winter Coats- in
attractive new models and extra
good materials. Several styles.
6 to 14 years; $10 Coats $4.95
Child's Rain Capes $1.09
Fine striped rubberized materi
als, fitted with storm hood, sizes
6 to 14 yrs. - Priced -special for
this sale at only, each $1.09
Children's Out. Gowns 48c
Fine, warm .; i Outing Flannel
Gowns, for girls' 4 to 14 years;,
neatly made,! full length, best
patterns and colors. Special 48
35c Brassieres, f or 2Sc
Women's splendid Brassieres,
madev of good ! materials, new.
models and prettily trimmed.
Sizes34 to 44; 35c grade, pr.25
Gingham Aprons, 12V2c '
Neat attractive Aprons, made! of
splendid quality' gingham, as
sorted colors and patterns. On
sale now at special price 12$ '
. $1.75 Wool Sw'ters, $1.19
Good, heavy Sweaters for giijls;
rough neck; full and long,, as
sorted , col6rs,! closely woven.
Standard $1.75 quality at $1.19
75c Outing Gowns, 59c
Women's good, heavy Outing
Flannel. Gowns, cut full ajnd
long, well made, splendid mate
rial. Standard 75c grade, at '59
$1.00 Corsets,' Special 59c
Several " new j models, made j of
good qualir coutil; excellent
bonings, nicely finished. Sizes 18
to 30; 85c to $1 Corsets, 59
Child's $2.50 Dresses $1.48
Children's attractive . W o?o I
Dresses at this ; special pdce.
Size's 6 to 14 years. Prettily
trim'd. exceirt materials $1.48
$2.00 Corsets for $1.29
Excellent Jiew models, made; of
good 'coutil, nicely finished and,
well bound. Models suitable for
the'average figure. Spec! $1.29
, Corsets, Corset Waists 98c
Many models included in this
special sale.. Corsets and Corset
Waists of extraordinary good
quality. Worth to $2.50, pr. 98
$1.50 Felt i Juliets, at 98c
Women's turned sole Felt Juliets
with ribbon or neat fur trim
mings. Assorted colors, com
plete range of sizes. Sp'l. 98
$1.25 Siesta Slippers, 79c
l Beautiful Slippers in fine, heavy
Felt with lambs;wooI soles, jat
tractively ' trimmed, with pom
pon. 'AH sizek; $125 grade 7&
75c Rubbers, at 48c Pair
Women's good quality Storm
Rubbers, medium heel, excellent
quality, complete range of sMes.
Standard 75c' grade, pair 48
Women's Shoes, $1.98 Pr.
Hundreds of pairs these splen
did Shoes on our bargain tables.
Popular styles and assorted
. leathers. Every size. Pair $1.98
Boys', Girls' Shoes, $1.69
Hundreds of pairs of boys' and
girls', Shoes rall . good, depehd
able qualities. Complete range! of
sizes. Girls 2jl boys 13. $1.69
Women's Shoes, 98c Pair
Odd linesof women's and ciil- '
dren's 5hoes to dose out. Many
hundred pairs in this lot; . All
good quahtiesi. Special, pair 98 .
Men's, Women's Slp'rs 29c
Men's or women's warm Carpet
Slippers, very -comfortable . for
house wear. Sizes 4 to 11. - On
special sale now at, the pair 9
25c Pudding Pans, 1 Vz-qt 19
' 30c Pudding Pans, 2-quart 23
40c Pudding Pans, : 3-quart SO
27c Pie Plates, Sl4-in for 20
.30c Pie Plates, 9-in., for 23
35c Pie Plates, 104-ia, at 25
50c Fryuvg Pans, 9-io, now 39
, 35c Handle Strainer, spec! 25
75c Cov'd Sauce Pan, 2-qt. 59
MAZDA Electric Lamps
4(Vwatt Lamps 30c each-
On or Before 101b ot Each Month Visit the Premium Parlors. 4th Fl.'
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New Toys, Dolls; Games. Wheel Goods, Etc,
wow
Jyour
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Home : Phone A-6231
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"Saving on Seasonable Merchandise
$5 Vacuum Cleaner $2.98
XJolden Rod Hand Carpet Clean
er at a bargain; only a limited
quantity; standard $5.00 ' value.
Special for this sale at $2.98
24-In. Silk Poplin, 48 Yd.
Beautiful 24-inch Silk Poplin io
black and wanted colors, rich,
finish; good; heavy quality. Spe
cial price for this sale, yd. 48
Rich Fancy Silks, 39c Yd.
24-inch, and 36-inch. Fancy Silks
in a great variety new patterns
and colors. Standard values 65c
and 75c. Special sale, yd. 39
65c, 75c Dress Goods, 48c
Fine All-Wool Serges, 36 inches
wide;. black and white checks, 42
inches wide. Standard 65c and
75c. Special this sale, yard 48
30-In. Corduroy, 48c Yard'
30-inch Costume Corduroy in all
the "popular colors; good,' heavy
weight, rich finish. Extra special
price for this salef the yard 48
27-In Jap Silk, 39c Yard ,
Beautifully finished Jap Silks in
a great variety of new shades;
27 inches wide. Standard 50c.
Special for this sale, yard 39
52-In. Broadcloth, 98c Yd.
Fine All-Wool Broadcloth in
black and rich colors, nice
weight fcr tailored garments,
rich finish. Special, yard 98
$1.25, $1.50 Silks for '69c
24 and 27-inch new Fancy Silks
in great variety of beautiful new
patterns, dependable quality;
$1.25 and $1.50. Sped'l, yd. 69
36-In. Lining Satin 63c Yd
Full 36-inch. Lining Sating black
and colors; good, heavy, durable
quality. - Standard , value 85c;
.Specially marked down, yd. 63"
36-In. Sateen, for 18c Yd.
' Extra fine quality-36-inch Mer
cerized Sateen, in black and Col-;
ors, silk finish, beautiful colors. '"
Specially reduced to. yard 18 - r
Women's Union Suits, 48c
Excellent union fcuits, in me
dium sizes, fine close rib, long
sleeves, ankle length, perfect
fitting. Specially reduced to 48
50c Vests and Pants 37V2c
Fine, warm Winter garments
for women, ribbed cotton, with
soft fleece lining, nicely finished
and perfect fitting. Sp'l. 37
Women's Umbrellas $1.29
Splendid Umbrellas for women,
26-inch, frames, fancy handles
and guaranteed rain and sun
proof ;$1.50, $1.75, $2 val. $1.29
Men's Umbrellas for 98c
Full ' size Men's Umbrellas,
strong, durable frames,- guaran
teed rainproof, plain and fancy
handles. Special this sale 98
$1, $1.25 Union Suits, 79c
Good, heavy Winter Union Suits
.for women, perfect fitting, extra
good quality, all sizes. Standard
$1.00 and $1.25. Special at 79
Girls? Union Suits, for 48c
.Fine, warm Union Suits - for
girls, 6 to 14 years, drop seat,
high neck and long sleeves,
ankle length. Special at 48
Children's Hose, for 9c Pr.
Good, durable Hose for children,
full ribbed cotton, in black or
tan, seamless feet.. Sizes SV to
10. Special this sale, pair 9
Women's 25c Hose, 1 7c
Women's fine Silk Lisle Hose
with linen soles, toes and heels. -.
Fast black. "Seconds," 25c qual
ity. Special, pr; 17-3 for 50 ;
Child's Sleepy Garm'ts 55c
Broken lines of Sleeping Gar- .
ments. These are a well-known
brand; good assortment of sizes.
Standard values to $1. Sp'l. 55,
.. 65c Vests and Pants, 48c
Women's Winter Weight -.Vests
and , Pants, -nicely finished gar
ments, with warm fleecewlining,
high neck, long sleeves, at ;48
$1.40 Cov'd Kettles. S-qt. $1.10 j?
$25;TeasKe1tles, 4-qt. $1.59
r $2.50 Tea- Kettles, 5-qt. $1.88 i
i $275-Tea Kettles,- 6-qt. $2.17;
Ji Hundreds' of other special bar"
1 gains in Kitchen Utensils, Glass
y. ware, Crockery, -Tinware, etc4
arranged ott - special t tables m'7
: basem't housefurnishing section.
Make Your Home More Cheerful Without Extra Expense
60-watt Lamps 40c achr--- 10(My?rtt Lamps 70c each
L
Get the Trading
Stamp Habit IT PAYS
19. the. time to make f
dimes and dollars do i
full duty and t vour 5
Xmas gifts Free-by saving
n."' ureen xrsaine
Stamps. Ask for book witii
! stamps free. Fourth floor.
Pay
Men's $1.25, $2 Pants. 98c'
These are xgood, . sturdy- Pants
for workingmen,. in khaki, jean,
or whipcord; all sizes in the lot;
3(XX pairs; $lJ25-$2 grades, 98
Boys 75c Knickers at 49c
Good, serviceable jpants ifor
boys heavy corduroy and wool,
tweeds; excellent colors. Sizes
8 to 16. Standard 75c: Sp'l. 49
Boys' Night Slurts, 48c
Good, heavy, warm jight Shirts
for.boys. .Made of Heavy, well-fleeced-outing
flannel; . ful and
long. Sizes 8 to 16 years,' 48
Men's 25c lisle Socks, iSc
Men's fine Silk Lisle Socks, "sec
onds," with linen heels, toes and
soles. Fast, stainless black. All
sizes. Standard 25c quality, 15
Men's $2.50 Sw'ters, $1.39
A , wonderful Sweater at this
price. Extra heavy, shaker knit
and made very "roomy, All sizes,
36 to 44. Standard $2.50 $1.39
Men's 12 V8c Socks, Pr. 9c
Extra good quality heavy cotton
Jlpsefor men in black or tan. ,
In. seamless, and fast'color All
sizes. Standard 125c value 9 f
Men's $1.50 U. Suits, 98c
A .splendid bargain in Men's
Winter Underwear; good, heavyx
Winter weight Union Suits, pat
ent crotch. Standard $1 50. 98
$1.23, $1.50 Shirts, 79c
Fine Shirts for men in plain or
pleated bosoms, excellent mate
rials' and atractive patems; cut
fulletandard sizes, good fit T9
Mens' Work Shirts at 48c
. The very best Shirts to be found
at this price. Chambray, sateen,
khaki and fancy materials, full
cut. and well made. Special 48
Reg. $1 Underwear, 69c
i
Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers
in gray or brown; splendid qual
ity fine, tsoft wool, medium. All
sizes. Standard $1 quality, 69,
Boys' Sample Shirts, 25c
Hundreds of these excellent
Shirts for boys; samples, some a
little soiled. Sizes for boys 8 to
15. Standard values to 75c 25
25c Cashmere Socks, i 19c '
Men's fine wooljCashmere Socks
In black, Oxford, natural ; me
dium weight, seamless feet. Soft
yarns. Standard 25c, pair 19
10c Toilet Paper, Sp'l. 5c
Full 1000-sheet roll of fine Toilet
Tissue Paper, extra good qual
ity. Standard lQcf special price
for this sale, the roll,- only 5
25c Hose Supporters, 15c
Children's, silk webb Hose Sup
porters; it assorted colors,- rub
ber cushion buttons. Formerly
25c, but specially priced, pr. 15
50c Sleeve-on Shields, 25c
The new Garment Shield at a
special price; excellent quality
in assorted sizes. The regular
price is 50c.- Special, pair 25
25c Beauty Pins, 10c Cd.
Pretty little Pins of excellent
-quality, doz. on each card, plain'
or fancy patterns. Formerly 25c
card, special price," the -card 10
$2.50 Dolls, Special $1.48
Extra Special 200 Dolls at a
great bargain; 24-in., full joint
ed, .sleeping . eyes. - Attractive
Shoes and Stdckings. at $1.48
Men's $8 Raincoats, $5.95
Men's splendid Raincoats in rich
shades of tan. Cut full and long.
made well and every Coat guar
l anteed rainproof, 36 to 44 $5.95
Women's 10c Kerchiefs 5c
-Plain . or fancy Handkerchiefs,
made of very sheer materials,
' many , are finished with dainty
laces; 10c quality.: SpL, ea. 6
Women's 12 Vic Hose, 9c
Women's fine cotton Hose in
black or tan, seamless feet, fast,"
stainless dye, all sizeS. Regular
IZc, special. now the pair 9 ,.
90c Cov'd Sauce Pan, 3-qt. 70
$1.10 Cov. Sauce Pan; 4-qt. 85
60c Bailed Kettle, 3-qt for 42
'75c Bailed Kettle, 4-qt for 59
- 90c Bailed Kettle, 5-qt., for 70
$1.10 Bailed Kettle, 7-L, at 85
90c Covered Kettl e, 2-qt, 67
. $1.10 Covered Kettle, 3-qt, 82
$1.12 CoMered KetUe, 4-qt, 97
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Etc All Are Wi
come
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Basemen It
Untrimiiied
French Satin-Fihisjh FdU
; and Scratch Felts at
BASEMENT -i The ; Mill.rferv
Section wilt be crowded tojnor-:
row, tor here s ; the most re
markable offerings of thej sea
son I 500 handsome. Untrinmed
Hats will be sold at a mere trac
tion of their, worth.' Ther? are
are ; innumerable -.styles: ; in
French satin finish and scratch
felts in, sailors, rolling andfSoft,
prims, etcy . Excellent asisort
ttrttnt v of wanted shades -browns,
blues, greens, ; grays,
reds, etcalso in black. Splen
did quality. Priced very OeCW
special tomorrow t.... vv
Smart Sailor Shapes
BASEMENT Large and rfiall
Sailors in both . soft andftiff
crowns. Mde of good quality
velvet. Also six different styles
in velvet , and ""plush turbans.
Shapes rvOrth up U $4. Ql
Special tomorrow at. . . . Owi
$250 Hat Shape
s
At 596
BASEMENT lany of m$t
are especially designed kfor
elderly women. Made of f ten-
did grade ' Velveteen. " " Small,
suit crowns with drooptngland
roll brims. Shapes worth
ud to $2.50. Special st OtfC
Motion Da
Bargain Circle -On lVtain
Floor
Clark's or Coats' Spool Cotton,
all sizes. Special, dozen 1
Large spool Corticelli Seng-
Snk, in black, white and colers.
Reg. 50c size. Speclspool B5
10c Cube-Pins, in assorted fjpof
ors,' on special sale now-at
15c7 Dressmakers' Pins.' pul? up
in one-fourth. pound baxes M
. 25c Sleeve Protectors now fJ5
:10c Skirt Markers on aIcaiJ5.
65c Combination Folding &at
and Pants Hangers, now 5
J5c Sanitary Belt now at' fO
25c Hair Curlers on 6le at 18
5c Hair Wavers On sale at3
10c Folding Drinking Gupsl;7
Reg. 10c Trouser Hangers-5
Standard 5c Removable Cwr
Supports on sale now at 2
15c Women's Supporters l)t
10c "Wire Coatv Hangers at7 ,
5c .Wire or Wood Hangert3
5c j Basting : Cotton, spoolj?4
2Hc Darning Cotton 45"-yd;5l
20c Dress Weight, yard- lj5
5c Common Pins, 2 -pkgs.'5
10c Bone Hairpins,.the.box?57
25t Stickerei Braids, bolt &5
25c Frilled Elstic. yard f?4
Sci Safety Pins,' in assorted
sizes, white onlyr on .sale 244
25c Machjne Oil, large' size 15
15c Stocking Protectors at ?0
10c Shoe Trees', on aale v;8
Standard 10c Curling Irons; jT
Pin -Cushion and Pin Holders
- combined, on sate now it 25
35T Scissors, assorted sias 8j
Pearl Buttons, fresh or alt
water- Sizes 14tto24. Regular
10c dozen. Special, dozenj 5
Hair Nets, with or without clas
treJ All colors. Spec1, 5 for tO
25c Skirt Markers, now at 9
10c Featherbpne," special, ydi?8
Elite' Adjustable Dressmaking
Forms. Special at ......$73
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Demonstratlo&
'OUO'DressSbfetis
Department Main t Ftoor
Let Misa Motrisoti of be OiO.
factory Aelpv you select fthe
shields best stuted to yP'Bew
gown,. Come tomorrow &ti&
take advantage of the folldlng
special prices;;
20c No. 2 Nainsook Shields fat
25c No. 3 Nainsook Shields 5
30c No. 4 Nainsook Shields 818
30c Cost Shields, Ust-col's SO
50e Sanitarr Belts, special fe
25c Sanitary Belts, special :9fi
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