THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, . DECEMBER 15, 1814.
IJDcialani Person a I
'rUB Klrls of Franklin liigh school
I have organized a club, for' the
- JL tu4y of social forma, the little
niceties of conduct that consti
tute good form In a social way, :The
club has een named the "8oroBls'";and
will meet the first and third Wednes
day of each month.
This ' Is a splendid theme of study
for both the 1is and boys of high
school. The poise that is born of per
fect confidence, of sureness In speech
or action Is ns necessary sn asset in
th business world as in the homel and
as ueful as grammar or arithmetic.
The officers for this term re: Presi
dent, Lois Tomlinson; vice-president,
Katharine McKenzie; secretary-treasurer,
Eleanor Farmer. All girls in the
school are eligible for membership. The
club will be assisted by Miss J u Warm
Holler, instructor In Latin and gram
mar, as (acuity adviser. The first
party will be a ChrlBtmas party for all
members of Franklin high school about
December 23.
Reception Elaborate Affair.
From 3 until 6 o'clock this after
noon Mrs. Charles Tilton Kamm and
her three daughters-in-law, Mrs. Jacob
Gray Kamm, Mrs. Walker V. Kamm
(Louise Roberts) and Mrs. Phillip S.
Kamm (Marie Roberts), received
at ' on- of. the largest and
most elaborately appointed i re
ceptions of the . season at "the
Fourteenth street home of Mrs. Karmrn.
Over 600 invitations were issued, for
the occasion and society throngedl the
rooms throughout the afternoon.:!
They received in the drawing room,
which was a bower of lovely flowers,
pulms and ferns. The floral decora
tion in all the rooms was artistically
arranged under direction of Miss JCIla
Htevens. Huge white chrysanthemums
. In wall baskets were used in the draw
ing room; in the living room the eolor
scheme of yellow was carried out With
a profusion of big yellow chrysanthe
mums. The mantel was banked In a
solid yellow mass of the flowers and
clusters of bloomB were arranged in
baskets about the room.
The hall and music room .were in
red with scarlet polnsettla and the
dining room , was decked in a delicate
shade of the pink bouvardla and. be
gonia. Mrs. William C. Alvord, Mrs.
C. S. Jackson, Mrs. H. M. Esterly
(Elizabeth Norcross) and Miss Carrie
Molbrook. Assisting in serving- were
Miss Margaret MacKenzie, Miss Isa
bcllu Oauld, 'Miss J-an Browniie, Miss
Mary Robertson, Miss Katherlne Hart,
Miss Nan Russell. Mrs. Alfred Aya,
Mrs. Charles Ifindman, Mrs. Harold
Htrong Hilda McElroy) and Mrs. Carl
t Wernicke.
Assisting about the rooms were Miss
Ella Stevens," Miss Genevieve Thomp
son and Miss Valentine Prichard. Pre
siding at he punch bowl were Mrs.
Luther Steel and Miss Margery
Hoffman.
Out of Town Visitors,
Prominent visitors from California
who were entertained In Portland last
. week were Mr. and Mrs." Percy T. Mor
gan of San Francisco, who werei the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Ainswbrtli. They arrived Thursday and
made their departure Saturday eve
ning. " Friday evening, M. Hellmann,
also a prominent San Franciscan, who
passed several days In the city, a guest
a' the Benson, gave a dinner pa(ty at
the Multnomah hotel Arcadian Gar
dens. His guests were: John S. Baker,
of Tacoma, and his daughter. Miss Ber
nlce Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Percy T.
Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Ainsworth.
; Multnomah Club Show Scores
Success. .' '.!'"'- "
Society en masse was in attendance
at the opening performance of the
'Colonial Belles and Beau' of Dixie
land," the benefit show which was
given by amateurs last night at the
Hellig for the Multnomah club. A
fashionably gowned audience filled the
theatre, and many parties were enter
tained -In the boxes. John M. Oearin's
guests ware Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gearin
: and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gearin.
Miss" Ruth Teal entertained Miss
Margaret Mears, Richard Christie,
CharUi D. Mahaffie, MacCormick
Snow" and Joseph N. Teal.
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Bllderback's
guests were Judge and Mrs. Thomas
C. Burke, Miss Ruth Catlln, and -Mrs.
Julia Marquam.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nltchey had
" as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles
C. Overmeier and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. HSld en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomp
son and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bruun.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. WUber had
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Gerlinger, Mr. Wilbur's father-in-law.
L. F. WiJbur ofi Vermont, and Earl
Wilbur of Berkeley, Cal. " ,
The Misses Henrietta and May Fall
ing had as their guests Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Forbes and Mr. and' Mrs.
George Klrkham Smith. '
Miss Mabel Cole entertained Mr. and
Mrs. -Charles Webber and Mr and Mrs.
R. H. Levy.
Mr. and Mrs. P., E. Brigham had as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Gregg.
. Among others In the audience were:
Dr. and Mrs. De Witt Connell, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Beebe, Mrs. Rose Coursen-
Keed, Mrs. Edgar is. Piper, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur H. com an. Mr. and Mrs.
James Beckett, Mr. and Mrs. Cassimlr
Campbell, Mrs. A. D. McDougaU, Mrs.
Natt McDougalL Mr. and Mrs. William
M. Kapus, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank,
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Matson, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Cronan, Mr. and Mrs. f. Wesley Ladd,
., Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Stout. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter M. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. E,
C. Shevlin, Crosby Rhevlin. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas West, Miss Claire Wil
cox, Miss Rhoda Rumelia, Jordan Zan,
Mrs". Katherlne Daly, Edgar Daly, Miss
Dorothy Ramsdell, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam E. Prudhomme, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Metschan, Jr:, Mr. and Mrs. Lambert
Dunbar, Mrs. David M.: Dunne. Morris
T, Dunne, Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Wood,
8: Dean Vincent, Mr. W. J. Hoffmann,
Allen Hormann, Mr. and -Mrs. Harry I
Keats, Mr. and Mrs. J. Closset. Mil
dred Moulton, Mrs. J. O. Hoyt, Miss
Mamie Collins, Miss Grace Walsh, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Krohn, Raleigh Trim
ble, Miss Trimble.
'
Charitable Society to Aid Old
Folks.
The members of St. Ann's Charitable
society are requested to have their
gifts for the Old Folks' home delivered
to the residence of Mrs. J. P. O'Brien,
72 -North Twentieth street, on or bo
fore December 21, by request of the
president, . Mrs. P. J. Flynn,
'
Informal Hostess.
The Misses Rose Nlsbat, Leone
Richey and Axelyn Carlson entertained
about 20 of their friends at their apart
ments In the Buena Vista Friday eve
ning, December 11. The rooms were
prettily decorated With yellow chrysan
themums and ferns.. The evening was
pleasantly spent In dancing and games,
after which a dainty luncheon was
served. The guests were: The Misses
Nellie and Hazel Iialcour, Leota Jones,
Mae Chenowith. Gertrude Wylle, Jo
sephine Steveton, Mr. and Mrs. Mo
Candllss and Messrs. Harry Smith, Ed
ward Larsen, Harry Stickney,' Roy
Davidson, Robert Searcy, Valter Hunt
ington, C. Jay Walker and Fred Nelson.
Sorority Meeting.
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae met
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tn
home of Mrs. C. A, Hart, 556 Thompson
street. In Irvington. A social hour
followed the meeting
Society Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sohn and Misa
Bessie Sohn left Thursday night for
the east, where they will pass three-
months in extensive traveling, return
ing home by way of the southern states
and San Francisco, where they plan to
see the exposition.
WOMEN'S CLUBS
"MY DAUGHTER
IS SO CRITICAL!''
.
"But Everything About That
Store of CHERRY'S
Seems to Please Her."
. "There Isn't the slightest use of me
trying to make clothes for Marguerite
any more. ne win nave her things
absolutely up-to-date, but still she
wants them modest and not extreme,
and she insists on all the finishing
touches being Just so.
"When a person hasn't a fortune to
i spend on clothes. It's pretty hard to
'keep complete, perfect costumes for
, every occasion. 4pu. tnat 8 what my
aautinier wants. i
"Rut do you know, she's simply ra
dlant since she - started trading at
CHERRY'S, tshe's paying for-an ele.
" cant dark brown Rdlngote suit now
11 Y THE WEEK, and says 6 lie loves
mat way.
"Marguerite has a lovely little new
chiffon gown, too, that she bought at
Cherry s tne other day.
"And Oh, by the way. she just came
nome last evening radiant with Joy,
, Just came, bv Cherry's store, and, don't
; you know she says that they have a
3o per cent reduction sale on all their
, i iHiiits. dresses, coats and furs! .Just
-think. $35 and $30 suits and dresses
tor zis.bM, ana the very nicest Bai
niacans that were $22.50 and 126.00
for 114.85. Yes. their store is In the
r .Plttock block, 389-391 Washington
Council of Women Voters.
At a joliit- session of the 'advisory
board and bureau of social "equity,
called to order by the president, gJr.
Viola May Coe, the problem of han
dling the present population now fre
quenting saloons was discussed and
the following resolution passed:
"Realizing the need of social Centers
to supply the demand of those who are
lacking in home or club life, we ur
gently request the committee of one
hundred and other influential citizens
to work out plans 'by which some of
the saloons may be maintained in the
same locations as at present, but with
the purpose of providing a place for
the social games, music, rest and the
sale of hot coffee and other legitimate
drinks and food. We suggest thaf If
change Is effected, a special committee
of citizens be appointed to investigate
regularly and report on conditions."
Mrs. A. C. Newill. chairman of the
committee to encourage elimination of
the clause inquiring age (other than
legal age) when registration is made,
reported the comrnittee had been en
couraged and woiild make further re
port later. - a report was made by
Helen Miller . Senn, chairman of the
committee to draft Outlines of law to
be presented to the legislature and
making women eligible as Jurors and
requiring women to be placed on a
Jury where women and children are
Involved.
Mrs. Buland, Mrs. Senn, Mrs. Hid
den, Mrs. Carroll, ' Mrs. Taylor and
Mrs. Newill are a committee from the
bureau to consider this and other laws.
Mrs. J. Kent made a strong appeal for
the bureau to take action in formulat
ing plans for social centers to enter
tain young people not Included In the
Y. M. G "A. and Y. W. C. A. circles. A
reception in honor of the bureau of
social equity wiU be held during the
holidays. - ( .
; - ' ( K .
W. C. T. U. Has Moved.
" Central W. C - T. U. has removed
from the Dekum building to - more
commodious quarters: at 171 Elev
enth street, near Morrison. - The new
location la more central and the mem
bers feel that it will afford "greater
opportunity for increased activities. A
meeting will be held in the new quar
ters tomorrow afternoon at 3 -o'clock,
when plans will be formulated for the
work of the coming year. All mem
bers and friends are urged to be 'pres
ent. . Take Morrison street car.
m e
Llewellyn P-T. Circle.
Members of the Llewellyn Parent
Teacher association will give a Christ
mas entertainment at the school house
Friday evening of this week, to take
the 'place of the regular December
meeting, t The program will be given
by the children. Refreshments will be
served and there 'will be a sale of
candy in charge of the mothers. Adults
will be charged, an admission fee of
10 cents but school children will be
admitted . free.
ae x at
Bay View Club Meeting.
The Portland Bay i View club . will
meet Thursday with Mrs. G. H. Os
trander, the Stelwyn apartments.
PERSONAL MENTION
' Remains Shipped East.
The body of William Richmond, a
retired Episcopal minister, who died at
the home of his son-in-law, Rev. Wil
liam. Powell, at 297 East Thirty-seventh
street, was shipped east to Sioux
City, Iowa, last' night for burial. Mr.
and Mrs. Powell accompanied it. Rev.
Mr. Richmond was 84 years old at the
time of his death, and had resided in
Portland several years. Sioux City
was his old home..
Captain Shoemaker Here.
Commander 11. G. Shoemaker, U. S.
N., who has been on duty In Shanghai
for the past three years, arrived in
Portland Sunday night. He will be a
guest of the University- club for a
tew days.
R. R. Ritchie, general western
agent of the Chicago & Northwestern
railway, with headquarters at San
Francisco, is in Portland on a business
trip.
E. S. Clapp of Minneapolis is regis.
! tered at the Nortonia. "
T. G. Bligh. of Salem is a guest at
the Cornelius. .
Two thirds of the state board of
control are at the Imperial in the per
sons of State Treasurer Thomas B. '
Kay and Secretary of State Ben Olcott. i
John Meyer of Berlin is a guest at
the Multnomah.
Peter Schmidt, the Olympia brewer,
is staying at the Oregon.
E. E. Slover of Appleton, . Wls Is
registered at the Cornelius.
F. N. McCandless of Tacoma is at
the Imperial.
Ray Baldwin of Los Angeles is stay
ing at the Nortonia. i
P. S. Hanson and C. P. Davolt, both
of Cornelius, are guests at the Cor
nelius. "
H. A. Nelson, an Albany manufac
turer, is a guest' at the Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Yerkes of Vale,
Or., are at the Nortonia.
F. Klevenhusen, a salmon tmyer
from Bremen, is at the Multnomah.
E. E. Kiddle of Island City, hold
ever senator from Union and Wallowa
counties. Is staying at the Imperial.
- F. W. Buff is registered at the Nor
tonia from Hood River. ........
t1 Mrs. Edward L. Howe, a Mosier or
chardist, is at the Multnomah.
M. Baum and wife of Eugene are at
the Cornelius.
H. T, Van Riper of Seattle is stay
ing et the Oregon.
R. R. Ritchie of San Francisco, gen
eral western agent of the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad, Is a guest at
the Multnomah,
H. W. Morgan- of the .firm of Mor
gan, Allen & Co., hotel supplies, San
Francisco, is at the Oregon.
John Sommerville of Calgary, Al
berta, is registered at the Imperial.
C. P. . Zigler of Astoria is at the
Oregon.
III : l IS JW
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L Pittock Block
omen
nenx
CEt Sjieciaf RltLcttoftA !
Beautiful in both style and quality al grouped in lots
. and marked down to closing figures, j
$10.50 to $16.50 Hats $18.50 to $27.50 Hats
for $6.50 for $12.00
$30.00 to $32.50 Hats, for $16.50
Closing Out a Grdup of Suits at Reduced Prices
: Closing Out a Group of Coats at Reduced prices
M- Closing Out a Group of Street Dresses at Reduced Prices
Charming. Blouses for Holiday Shopping '
To be sure-gloves I Just
the gift for "him"! They
suggest thoughtf ulness- :
sincerLty-the warm hand
Dent's and Perrin's Imported, $1. So to $6.50 .
B EN S ELLING
MORRISON AT FOURTH
All Day Tomorrow
With Cash Purchases in
STORE CLOSESMT 6 P. M. Do Your Shopping Early
jANTA clams
will entertain the chil
dren in Toyland on the
Foufth Floor tomorrow
afternoon from 2 to 5.
. Let the little folks come
and enjoy the sights and
talk to Santa Claus.
Reliable Merchandise ' Reliable Methods v
Pacific Phone Marshall 4800
Horn Phone A-Q231
Merchandise Bonds
"O. W. ICit'Mercuandisa
or Glove i fond makt
Ideal iltli for men,
women or:ihlldren. Is
sued tn anjT, amount de-,
sired and i rjood In any
. department; "
Complete Line Solid Gold Jewelry at
Lowest Price Department
' " y on the. M-iin Floor
ParceU Checked and Held Untfl Called
For Free of Charg-e. Make
- Ue of This Service
Furniture, CarpeU,a Draperlee, Rvgt,
Bedding, Etc Complete Stocks
. on the -Third Floor
Hi
Branch Poatoffice on -V Main Floor.
P areola Wrapped an Stamped .
end Reedy for Jailing
eoecDMny Sales to fllhie IBasememifl T(Dmm(D))T4o w
Shop in the Basement Wednesday, and Share In These Splendid Savings
Wome'e's aini(dl Misses' 16.50 Coalls, $7.75
Double Stamps With Basement Cash Purchase Tomorrow
BASEMENT 162 Women's and Misses Coats comprise this special offering. This
season's smartest new models in a splendid variety of styles and materials. Eyery
one of these Coats is well tailored and finished to perfection. On account of the
extraordinary low price? and present weather conditions there is sure to be a bi
. . . . . r i . j . . tit ' - 1 a mm mm mm
aemana tor tnese, so come eariy in xne aay. ioais scuing wrmcnj 1L
VIllV
I up to si 6. 5 0. utterea cnoice at oniy..
Women's $15.00 Tailored SuiU $5.00
$3.50 to $5.00 Bath Robes now $2.98
$3.50-$4.00 Petticoats, all colors $2.29
$7.50 to $10.00 Dress Skirts for $3.93
$25.00 Plush and Velvet Coats $12.98
Sample Sweaters worth to $3.50, $1.98
$7.50-$ 10 Serge and Met Presses $3.95
$1.50 Long Flannelette Kimonos at 98c
. E
Girls' $10.00 Coats special at $3.98
Girls' Wool Sweaters, sixes to 34, 98c
Girls' $4.50 Slip-On Ram Coats $2.9
Girls' Dresses, ares 6 to 14, at 98c
Girls' $1 Galatea Wash Dresses at 59c
Girls' $1.75 Wool Dresses, 2 to 6,' 98c
Girls' $2.50 Dresses, ages 2 to 6, $1.48
Girl 75c Wash Dresses, 2 to 6 yr, 55c
Basement Sale Aprons and Handkerchiefs
Aprons
Aprons
Women's 75 c Fancy
priced special at . .
Women's 35c Fancy
priced special at
Women's 50c Fancy fAprons
priced special at . .!. .j......
Children's 50c Kindergarten
Aprons now at . .V.I. . j
59c
25c
35c
39c
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs,
three in a box, for
Women' Fine Sheer Initial -Kerchiefs,
box of three at .
Women's Sheer Initial Ker
chiefs, box of six for
Women's Sheer Initial Ker
chiefs, box of six for
19c
25c
33c
49c
o ei IH ' P
"SASSHXITT"
$5 to $7 Hats
-BAJsmanrr xnrxtziurmxcpi stout
$1.50 and 2 Corsets at 98c
Women's $1.75 Umbrellas 98c
BASEMENT Special purchase and
sale of 600 pairs Women's Corsets.
All new models, including front-lace.
Made of excellent materials and per
fect fitting. Complete range of all
sizes up to 30. jl.50 and QQA
2.00 Corsets at 90C
BASEMENT 'Women's 36-Inch Um
brellas with guaranteed rainproof
cover and strong steel frame and
rods. Shown In many attractrre
style handles. Standard $1.50 and
$1.75 grades priced yery
special at only .........
98c
Underwear & Hosiery Bargains
Dotible Stamps All Day Tomorrow '
Woman's 25c Seamless Wool Hose, pair 19c"
Women's Black Split Sole Hose, the pair 12 We
Women's 25c "Everlasting" Hose, pair at l-7e
Women's 75c Silk Hose, "seconds," a pair 39c
Women's $1.25 Union Suits extra sizes at 79e
Women's $1.25 Wool Vests and Pants at 79e
Women's 50c Vests and Pants now only 35c
Child's Black r Tan Ribbed Hose at, pair 9c
Child's 25c Woolen Hose all sizes a pair 17e
Infants' t5c Black or Colored Hose, pair lie
Hundreds of Other Bargains Equally as Attract
ive Are to' Be Found in These Departments
BASEMENT Best qaality velvets
and plushes trimmed with flow
ers, ribbons, plumes and other
novelties. Good assortment of
popular styles, including close
fitting turbans in black! and sea
sonable colors. Hats priced here
tofore up to $5.00 and AA
$7.00 Wednesday at.,7s-.VV
Children's Hats
At 69c
1 I
BASEMENT Many of these are
worth up to $2.50. j Good qual
ity felts, velvets and corduroys.
Some trimmed others ready-to-
wear. Your cnoice . tor rn
Wednesday at . . . . . !. . J. UUC
Dolls Hats for 19c
BASEMENT Attractive little
pressed; shapes for dollies. We
have these in all sizes and all
colors. Buy them tomor- " Q
row at, special :. . . . j. .j. 17C
JLajTEJLEJIT 11 '
10c Toilet Paper, Cc
BASEMENT Excellent quality
Tissue Paper, full 1000 sheets to
the roll Not more than 20 rolls
sold to a customer. Stand
ard toe paper special, a roll DC
Sale Ribbons
25c Taffeta Ribbon at, yard 19e
35c Fancy Ribbon at, yard 25c
19c Fancy Ribbons 'at. yard 14
Colored Velvet Ribbons Price
6-inch Satin Taffeta Ribbom 25
5-inch Satin Taffeta Ribbon 21a
&4nch Moire Ribbon, m yard 19
$2.50 Dolls at $1.49
BASEMENT FuH Jointed Dolls,
24 Inches high. Sleeping eyes,
long curly . hair, shoes and stock
lngs. Standard $2.S0 yQ
quality. Priced special l.fSf
$1 J0O Steel Saving Banks 50c
75c Folding Doll Beds bow 50c
75e Dressed Dolls special at 59
Toilet Sets, Brush and Comb Seta
during this sal at HALF PRICE
"XAnracB"
Fof Mem.
Useful u&Uts
Inl irl
- TtnIy
BASEMENT Tlnvfely . sale 'of
Men's Needs arCroprlate for
Christmas gifts. Double Stamps
with cash purchasesr-Tmade in the
Basement Store tomorrow.
Men's S1.50j Shirts
At 7l)c
Men's Shirts of extra good qual
ity percales and rpfadras. Plain
and pleated bosoms? with attached
cuffs. Shown In "variety of aU
tractive new patterns and depend
able colorings.' Sizes; 1 4 yi Jfm
to 17. $1.25-$t.5tf $hlrts iVC
Men's TteJs at 19c
BASEMENT-r-T h o'u s a n d s of
Men's Four-lft-HandiTies in this
big special lot. Supp ly your holi
day needs here tcmorrow and
save about, half. E;cellent qual
ity silks and good folor-
ings. Special Wednesday luC
Men's 25c Cashmere Hose at 19c
Men's $1-25 Wool 'Flannel Shirts
offered during this! sale at 98c
Heavy Outing F tV'n n e 1 Niht
Shirts, cut full and Hong, at 63c
$1.25 Outing Flan'!' Pajamas 98c
Men's $3.50 Sweat? Coats $1.98
Men's $2.50 Sweat) Coats $1.29
Men's 65c Wool F&eced Under
wear priced during- 'this sale 63c
BeysV Outing. F I, Kfn n e V Night
Shirts offered newest only 48c
. - Mk
BOXED SETS R GIFTS
Necktie and Hose '5 ts only 50c
Necktie and Cuff iAiks, set 50c
Necktie in
fkgey Jj
box 25c
Men'O 25c f&tr chief s
; ;3'J6rj4r0c-)
BASEMENT Men's j; fine sheer
pure linen Handkerchiefs with
narrow hemstitched borders.
These are full standard sizes and
are the regular 2$4 quality. Buy
for Christmas giffl" now. CA
Special Wednesday for OuC
SaWS. & H.- Slnps and S.
cure Christmas, itta FR&
1,1 1 in tXD BA8S1CBB1
S4 Wool Blankets
.
BASEMENT Full size Wool Blankets In
neat check patterns. Weight full four
pounds to the pair. Soft finish. o
Standard $4 Blankets, the pair ys.tO
$3.50 to $5.00 Wool Blankets $2.98
Full sizes in gray or vicuna. Mill seconds
with slight Imperfections. $3.50 IJO AO
to $5.00 Blankets, the pair.... O
Full Siae Heavy Cotton Blankets, pr. $1.39
60-inch Mercerised Table Damask 37 He
17xl7-inch Mercerised Napkins, doa. 75c
Hemstitched Damask Towels at only 19c
Full sized Bed Spreads special at $1.69
48x48-inch Dresser Scarfs special at 55c
27-inch "Daisy" Outing Flannel, yard 10c
36-inch Colored Outing, mill ends, yd. 8c
-tar.
BAI
17 CIS
Xmas Slippers and Shoes
ReapcerJ
Men's end Women's 350c Carpet Slippers, pair 29e
Men's $1.50 Gray or Black Felt Slippers, pair 98c
Women's Siesta Slippers lambswool soles, pr. 79c
Women's Fine Kid Juliets $1.75 grade at $1.29
Woi
Felt Julie1
ts hai
nd turned soles, at 98c
Women's Strap Sandals special at, the pair $1.48
Men's Everett Style House Slippers, the pair 69c
Men's Dress or Work Shoes lace or" button $2.98 1
Women's $3.00 Comfort Shoes at on'yr Pr $1.98
Boys and Youths' Shoos priced at,! I, e pair $l.flg
Misses Shoos, patent or gunmetal, 'air at $1.69
Standard Makes ijttle Cents' Shoot, pair $1.69
Children's SMses patent or gunmetal Pair 81.48
Odd Lines Women's and Children's Shoes, pr. 98c
. ; ; ; .
Double "S. & H." Stamps With All Cash Purchases in the Basement Tomorrow
, H1HKBKXIT UJlUliSrMWS m.vmuu
$1 and $1125 Fancy Silks, 59c
Beautiful fancy Silks suitable for dresses, waists, petticoats, linings apd Christ
mas fancy work. 24 and 27-inch widths in various popular weaves. CQ
Great variety of patterns and colors. Standard $t.25 to $1.50 Silks at. JJC
50c Jap Silks in Black) White and All Colors Specially -priced at, yard 39c
$1.25 All-Wool Broadcloth, 52-inch, black and colors Priced at, the yard 98c
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Fancy Baskets
All Jtfe
BASEMENT Manufacturers' sample
Line of .Fancy -Baskets on sale at a
very special price. Small and large
sizes in various styles and shapes.
Mostly in fancy colors. Dainty for
gift giving; Baskets worth A J
up to $150.' Choice at. . .. tJC
Women's 98c , Leather . Handbags in
new styles and shapes now only 49c
Women's $1.50 Handbags only 98c
Women's 50c Fancy Neckwear 25c
10c Torchon Laces at only, yard 5c
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1.35 GimeFinisy Casscrofle Setts 95c
$1.50 Casserole Sets at $1.15
BASEMENT These prices do not Include
Casserole Stand as illustrated.
$1.35 Set consists of one 7-mch Casserole
Dish, two 8-mch Bakers and six Cus- QC
tard Curs (without stand)...'..... JC
$1.50 Set One 8-inch Casserole, two 9-inch
Bakers, six Custards (without the fl ir
...... 7
stand). Priced at only
$1.00 Wine Set one decanter, six
wine glasses and tray at only 50c
$1.00 Whiskey Set one whiskey ug,
sbuglasses and tray.! Priced now at 50c
36piece White SemiTPprcelaln Dinner
Sets fancy, shape. On sale at $1.97
36-pc, decorated Wh ite ISemi-Porcelain
Fancy Dinner Set? p'riced at only $2.78
$2.40 Stag Handle Carving Sets three
pieces. Priced specials now at $1,89
Odd lines. Decorated Turkey Dishes
at special'reduced priceS:
Standard $1.90 Dishes at .only $1.25
Standard $3.00 Dishes at only $130
Special sale Aluminum Roasters:
$1.25 Roaster for 8-lb. roast at 99e
$3.40 Roaster for 12-Ib. roast $2.70
$3.95 Roaster for 16-Ib roast $3.15
75c Crown Roaster, 1 Ox 1 4-in 50c
90c Crown Roaster, llxl6-in., 60c
$1.00 Crown Roaster, 12x1 7-inch, 65c
$1.15 Crown Roaster, 12x1 9-inch, 75c
$i.2S Royal Roaster, 12x1 7-inch, 75c
$1.40 Royal Roaster, 12xi9-inch, 85c
t ftn Rnvai Roaster. 16x20-in. SI. 00
$1. 15 Royal Roaster, 12x1 2-inch, 65c
75c crass bmoting-aeis- Asn iray.
Cigar and Match Holder. Now at 50c
Sf.lC Military Brush Sets now onlv 95c
$2.00 -Military Brush Sets now at $1.25
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Manicure Sets at i2 Price
Bargain Circle, 1st Floor
A rare opportunity to select high-
f;rade Manicure Sets of Parisian
vory, Pearl and Ebony at exact
ly one-half regular prices. Put
up In leather cases. Prices range
from $l.oo up to $10.00. Choose
tomorrow at only HALF PRICE
$6.00 Toilet Sets
At S3.50
Bargain Circle, First Floor Fine
quadruple silver plate Toilet Sets
comb, brush and mirror.
French eray or bright 0 CA
finish. $4.5o-$6 Sets at U
Slo50 to S2 Shaving Mirrors at SI
50c Picture Frames til lc
Mala Floor Men's silver
plated and nickel-plated Shar
ing Mirror Sets consisting of
mirror. Cup and brush. Also
dressing mirrors. Very at
tractive gifts. $1.50 CI Aft
and $2.00 grade for 31Ul
Mala FlsoV i.1500 Picture
Frames in assoHnd styles and
sizes. Nickel fifish and will
not tarnish. Thiefl make dain
ty gifts. Standard ! 5 0c Frames
on sale at specUl low op
price" of. each i,f , . . . aWC
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S2.50 Beaded Bags afiSl.00
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$2.00 Hand Mirrors
Main Floor Women's genuine
Imported Beaded Bags fn
beautiful new designs and the
latest sizes and shapes. Bags
in this special lot A A
worth up to $2.50. dlaUU
$1.00
Our Entire Stock of Jewel Ca$es Now Half Price
Main Floor DaWy Hand Mir
rors with - tbqhy, . fosewood
ana mahogany ,scs. anown
in assorted st)n and sizes.
Mirrors eliinc hre--9 4 A
tofore up to $2, ?ow
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