THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, i APRIL 1, 1915.
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TOWN TOPICS
, (91at IUY. OF 1915.)
AMUSEMENTS
BEILIG Broad wav at Taylor. Curtain 2:13
and 8.13. fegg ONeil In "Fee O'My
beart," Wedueuur atul Saturday matinee.
, BAKEK Broadway and SUtb. Curtain 2:20
and 8:20. Ma tinges fcuuilay, Wednesday,
TUunwiay and Saturday. Baker flayers In
' "Ltauaycd iiootl.'' 1
OHPHKLJd Bruadwav at 8tark. Vaudeville.
Curtains 2:30,t:30.
PAN'rAtiKS Hroadwar at Aider. Vaudeville.
- Curtain 2:ao. 7:30 and :10.
LUKW B tJUlifcsa UruaHwuj at Yamhill.
Vaudeville. Continuous. 1:30 to 3:y0. 7:80
to t:15 week i days. Cwutluuous 1 to 11 Sun
days. -
LYKIO fourth at Stark. Vaudeville. Contln
troua. 1 .to 11 ih m. !
-COLOMBIA (ill in, between Washlujrtoa and
Stark streeta. Motion picture. 11 a. in
to 11 p. m.
PfcoPLkd West Park at Alder street. Mo
tion pictures. 11:3(1 a. m. to 11:30 p. m.
6TAB Waaliiugton at Park. Motion picture.
11, a. in. to 11 p. at."
i NA1IUNAL Park and West Park, at Stark.
r Mot lob picture. 12 m. to 11 p. a.
. MAJESTIC Wasnlnxton atPark. ilotloa pic
tures. 11 a. in. to 11 d. ni".
6V.NMKT WasUlDRton at Broadway. Motion
pictures, 11 a. ui.'to 11 p. m. '
AKX MUSEUM Fifth and Taylor. Hours 9 to
5 week days,' 2 to 3 Sundays. Free after
noons ot Tuesday. Thursday, Friday., Satur
day. : ' -
Today's Events.
? Dally, noun meetings at Baker ' theatre.
Coioing Events.
Public schools close for 'Easter vacation on
April i. . - . '
Realty board luncheon at Coiuerclal club
April 2.
Transportation, club luncbeon at Multnomah
hotel April 2. .
Oregon Civic league luncbeon ut Multnomah
liotel April 3.
East Side Business Men'a " luncheon April 5.
Huturyclub luncbeon at Benson hotel April 6.
. AiuiumI convention dairy I . .Juspettora
. at Imperial botel -vprll 7.
- Ad club luncbeon at Multnomah hotel,
April 8. . -
"" " Portland Symphony orchef concert at the
lielllg theatre. April 11.
Ptbiie schools reopen Monday, April 12.
Good road bond issue election, April 11.
Central Library Meetings.
Rationalist society, every Sunday evening.
. Oregon Civic leaifue lectures every Thurs
day evening. J
Pacific unffjrt-slty extension lectures, every
. Wfctnesday evening.
Port Information Supplied.
' : Information reitardlnir this port rfiay be ob
tained from the Portland Chamber of Com
I morrow at W. O. W. Temple, 128 Elev
i enth street. Door will ' be open
J promptly at 8 o'clock for members and
ther gentlemen friends. The follow
ing is the program: Orchestra se-
lfection; tjuaf tet, by the "Four Leaf
Clover Quartet;" good roads talk, J.
B. Yeon; Miss, Francis McGlll, Dan-
suese; fire protection. Fire Marshal J.
WV Stevens; mandolin solo, James De
laney; sweet potato duet, Keller -Bros.:
orchestra selection. Preparations have
been made for a big crowd on this oc
casion. . . .
Technical Club, to Hike The Jef
ferson High School Technical club, has
arranged -to spend a week. In walking
over' and studying the Columbia River
"Highway. Members of the club will
leave Portland next Monday, going by
boat to Cascade Locks, thence hiking
by easy stages to Portland. A second
part of six technical club members
'will leave . tomorrow, going to The
Dalles, thence to the Celilo canal anl
locks, studying the work which has
been done there and returning -to Cas
cade. Locks in time to Join the rest "of
the club next Tuesday.
tnerce. 6 Fifth atreet.
or A-1203.
Telephone Main V'i
jobs Open for Two. Bulletins is
sued by the department of labor's bu
reau of immigration-announce oppor
tunities for employment in the vari
ous states, the latest Indicating that
a reliable' Scandinavian or German may
find work on a Multnomah county
farm at $25 per month. A woman is
wanted as cook on a ranch near Con
don at a Wage of $4 or $5 per week.
J, H. Barbour of the Portland branch
of i the immigration service, has added
information ajt his office, in the Rail
way Exchange building.
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J. O. Mack jfe Co. Delayed in Bemov-
Ing to Hew Location. Alterations and
Improvements! not yet completed in the
five story ptore located on Fifth street,
between Oak and Pine streets, will de
lay the remoyal of the furniture firm
of J. G. Mack & Oo. from removing to
this new location for a few days. 'The
firm will continue business in thgir
present location until . removal, de
nouncement of which will be made
shortly. , (Adv.)
benefit of J- sL "peUr'sorr' "Bom&" jFlPG ROlltS ElSllt
Vls will llluatrot- th loKtnM anH 1 ... W
a musical program will also be given
in connection with the lecture.
I. To, optician. Journal bldjc. Ad.
22, Tempted, Kisses
19 ahd Is Given. 6d
Bomantle Imt FifuratlTe Eplsods Be
gins In Loi ABgtUi 3ootoff Office
and Sad la County JaU. , f.
Los Angeles, GaL, ' April 1.-Clyde
Zitz, 22, began serving a 60 days' Jail
term today, his punishment for hav
ing twice pressed his lips against the
peachlike but unwilling cheek of Miss
Doris -HlUiard, 19. Miss Hilliard is
the guardian of a doctor's outer office.
When. Zitz called upon the physician
and found the girl alone he tooTc ad
vantage of the combination of circum-
stancea. His arrest followed.'
Suspected in Holdup Case. "
.City Detective Frank Snow wlir go
to Kalama, Wash,, this afternoon to
arrest and bring back to Portland a
Mexican, who is believed to have been
implicated with George Gulbrandson J
in .the holdup of the Lutkemeier sa
loon at .49 Union" avenue March 9, and
the robbery of Henry Feldman of 88
Ella street the night following.
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Thief Overlooks $400.
C. Nelson, a logger, was robbed of a
railroad ticket to Duluth Tuesday
night by his roommate, a chance ac
quaintance. The thief overlooked $400
in a wallet.
Occupants of Home
At an Early Hour
Eight occupants of the home
of At. Campbell. 291 Hbrth
e Eighteenth street, were forced
e to flee from the jhouse in their
night clothing shortly before 2
4r o'clock this morning when a de- 4t
tt fective flue caused a fire that
it gave the firemen! much trouble e
and did about $500 damage; A
e boy sleeping in one of the up-
per rooms was awakened by the
& crackling flames fcnd gave I the
alarm through the smoke-filled
jfr house. Mr. Campbell is an em- X
ploye of the city street cleaning
department.
Captains Reqeire Appointments.
Lieutenants Toss, Lehman and WilT
son, of the bureau of fire, who passed
the recent examination for captains.
have received appointments to the po
sitions. Mayor Albee selected the
men from the eligible list certified.
Card of Thauiks.
We wish to thank our friends for
their kind sympathy shown, us in the
death of our dearly beloved father, and
for the beautiful floral iofferlngs. We
especially wish to thank the Indian
War Veterans and the Damascus
Creamery company.
-. - GEORGIA A. FOWLER.
MRS. A. E. LEE.
PETER VERNON REXFORD,
MRS. S. S. PARKER. (Adv.)
Good Friday Musical JProgranu Ai
elaborate program will be given ai
Westminster Presbyterian church, East
Sixteenth and Schuyler streets, by th
ohoir, assisted by Mrs. Charles F.
Sears, mezzo-soprano; J. Ross Fargo
tenor, and Walter J. Stevenson, bass
at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow evening.
Miss Laura Fox will be at- the, piano
and., organ. J. Hutchison is !-the di
rector. ' '
1 Fire ami Police.
' Vlre department Mafn 7700. A-1323.
Police department Main 7181, A-fT51.
: Today's Forecast.
Portland and vicinity Rain tonight and
Friday; southerly winds. .
Oregon and Wasbtnjrton Rata1 tonight and
Friday; southerly winds.
Idaho Ha in tonight and Friday.:
Weather Conditions.;
A depression of moderate energy is central
over western British Columbia, and a large
high presmre area ovef-flea the Piuiuk states.
Bix.au cran warniugs were oroerea ai i a. ui. t. -a,,-- . ., ,.
at all stu tions in tblj district, except Coos, aoT rvaam Stolen Jewelry. rWhlle
Bar. for a nioderatelv southerly eale. Rein playing near the Portland. aca.dfm v
has fallen in Washington; western Oregon and , yesterday, Alfred Rider, aged 8 year3
1?. Jrtlon: "i. VTiJll' I found a jewel Case containing two
necaiacea anu iwu goia cnains Which
were identified as articles of jewelry
stolen from the home of ,Mrs. Cather-
Samage Suit Xs Appealed, Attorney
Shirley D. -Parker yesterday took an
appeal in the suit of Cart A. Hayner
against Woodard, Clarke & Co. for
$50,000 damages . because of the al
leged sale of laudanum to Mrs. Hay
ner, a drug user. Circuit Judge Gan
tenbein directed a verdict' for the
company when the case was tried.
Mexico. Know has fallen lu Nebraska',
linoer Lake rearlon and the upper Ohio valley
Changes in temperature since yesterday have
been unimportant, except in Florida, where -It
"ls much cooler.
The conditions are favorable tor rain in this
district tonight and Friday.
11WARD A. BEALS,
District Forecaster.
Observations.
STATIONS
Baker, Or. .....
Boston, Mass.
Chicago, 111 .
Denver, Colo. ...
Duluth. Mlun
Eureka, Cal. ...
Fresno, ' Cal
Galveston, Texas
Havre, Mont....
Helena. Mont. . . .
. Jacksonville, Fla.
Kansas' City, Mo.
Kuoxville, Tenn..
I.os Angeles, Cal.
Marshf it-Id. Or...
, Montreal. Qua . i . .
New Orleans i;a.
New York. N. Y..
ft. neao, na..
rs. laxima, nu..
Portland. 0r..r... i
- Roseburg, Or. . .
Bacramento, Cal..
Bt. -Louis, Mo.....
Halt Lake. Utah. .
8. : Francisco, Cal.
Featue, Maui....
Kitka, Alaska
ripokane, Wash...
Tacoma, Wash . . .
Valdes, Alaska..
Walla Walla. Wrr.
Washington. D. C.
. Winnipeg, Man..
Temperature ,
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B J "CP.
S3 at
4 h li nr.
46 8 5 46 4
40 8 oOi 3S 1
34 6 38 1 32 6
30 O 48 28 4
28 2 40 26 12
62 10 6tf 0 4
W - 2 TO 62 4
TiO 4 0 BO 14
28 2 50 28 4
36 4 5H 86 4
46 -14 62 42 8
82 4 46 32 6
34 2 50 28 4
66 4 66 66 . 4
52 .... etl 52 4
34 12i 88 34 12
46 - 4 66 46 8
88 8 46 82 28
52 4 62 60 42
44 l12i CO 44 ,4
54 8 66 64 8
52 10 60 52 4
56 2 6 64 lO
34 At '46 34 14
40 21 56 40 4
66 2! 64 66 4
54 10i 56 50 8
48 2i 42 4
44 ' O 60 42 4
50 8 56 48 4
18 Oi 4 4
58 14i 64 64 6
36 4j 46 .82 12 :
24 4' 34 24 12
ine Friedmair of 369 Twelfth street,
March 20.
. Xdttls Girl Hart. Luclle Mash, of
291 Sheridan street, sustained a frac
tured ankle lasKnightoear her home,
wheh she was struck on the leg with
a stick by Norman Sangerman, 28t!
Sherman street, a playmate. Patrol
man B. R. Evert carrifd the little girl
home.
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XeotrOra on Enarllaih. PaataTn t?h
S j college extension course 20, English
ts ! Poets, Professor Norman F. Coleman
I T 1 1 . . n ,1.. 1 . I 1 . . .
mrin gio Luc xiiiiLii lecture mis eve
ning at 8. o'clock, in room B, Central
library. He will talk on George Meredith.
WHEN SPRING BRINGS ITS CRAVING FOR A
CHANGE FROM WINTER'S ROUTINE
0 DIET, COME TO THIS STORE
jCome this week and niake your EASTER selections from Portland's
most complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
"THE STORE OF QUALITY"
L Msiyeir (& Go,
Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything iGood to "Eat
A-4432, Main 9432
148 THIRD SIEET
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday we offer regular stocked
. . :Groceries at a slight reduction: j . '
St, Johnsbury Crackers, regular 20c, 2 for ..35c
McFarrane & Lange's Water Biscuits,, tin 65c
C. & B. Lucca Oil, quart bottle 0c
Granucci Olive Oil, regular $3.25 gallon ....$3.00
lmpcnea Macaroni or spaghetti, package . .ZOc
Swift's Hams, lb... 22c
Swift's Premium Bacon, lb... 32Kc
C. & B. Chow Chow, stone crocks, regular 90c, each 75c
Jefferson Cocktails, all kinds, regular $1.00 bottle . 90c
All Local Beer at Brewery Prices
See Our Seasonable Display of Fruits and Vegetables
New Potatoes, Green and Yellow Beans, Green Peas, Artichokes,
., rresn Mushrooms, Celery Hearts, Water Cress, Endive
.Our Delivery Service Is Unexcelled
We make a special effort to give xou your orders at the time you
' - want them;
Start the Month Right Open ail Account With Us
YOU CAN DO BETTER FOR LESS ON THIRD STREET"
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Good Trlday Almost Heirs. How
about ordering those Royal Hot Cross
Buns? You'll miss them. Order in
time. Give us a phanrs tn t-U 1 vmn
o i palate. At your grocer or either
uraucu. noyai iaaKery et tjonrection
ery. (Adv.)
'Afternoon report of preceding day.
Civil Service Examinations. The
United States oivfl. service commission
announces the following examinations,
all malet April 27, assistant super
Visor of accounts, for service in the di
vision . of valuation, interstate com
merce commission, salary $3000 to
$4200; April 28, entomological ranger.,!
department ox agriculture, 1840 to
41200; mine electrician, for field serv
ice in the bureau of mines, $1200 Ct6
$1500; oil gauger, office of Indian af
fairs, for service in Oklahoma, $1200
per annum; apprentice, draftsman, war
department. $360 to $t?0. Information
and" application blanks may be ob
tained from T. V. HutchlnsV local sec
retary, Postoffica building.
"Tom Thumb's Wedding." Hellig
theatre, Monday afternoon, 2:15, April
5. Admission 25c; reserved seats 50c.
For salej at Wiley B. Allen's. Tickets
exchanged for .seats at box office,
Friday and Saturday.
Botel j Moors, Seaside, Or., has
opened for the spring and summer sea
son. For reservations address Dan j,
Moore, prop. (Adv.)
Crawfish, to the Queen's Taste, SnyjL
der's, First and Madison; special ThL.
and Friday, 35c. doz. Main 6783. (Advil
Shipherd's Hot Springs. -A good'
time to go. E. L. SHIPHEKP, Mgd. Ad-
Dr. W. Jl. Trimble has moved to 748
760 Morgan, building. (Ady.)
' William O. Jacson Dies, William
G. -Jackson, who died in this city yes
terday, was 62 years of age, a native
of York, England, and had resided in
this city for 25 years. He was a con
tractor and builder by occupation, and
for - many, years held membership in
the Knights of Pythias. Ivanhoe lodge
No. L He leaves a widow, Carrie E-
Jackson, and a daughter, Florence E.
- Jackson. ; The funeral will be ? held
. trom the residence, 250 Eleventh
street, tomorrow at 2 p. m., under the
auspices ot the K. of P. Friends and
brother of th K. of" P urn
Interment will be in Riverview ceme
tery. .. - ' - .
I.sctur at Lents. William Foley,
attorney, will deliver a lecture April
Burns' EASTER Specials
Easter Morning Breakfast Hams and Eggs
The Cream of the Coffee World!
COFTXE. S. C. B. Bland The Im
perial quality, delicious fragrance
of the Straits.' blended from old
Dlantation ! coffee, grown in the
East Indies. Reg. BOc per lb. AC
Special, per lb. Ov
COT7BE, Juno. Blend Is a coffee
of rich body to meet the tastes of
those who prefer a heavy blended
coffee. It has decided Character
and strength of body, making a cup
of coffee of fullness of flavor and
aroma. Reg. 40c lb. special, flj-l
per lb 3543 pounds. P 1
COrtEE, Multnoman Blend Decid
edly heavy body with- pronounced
inaiviauanty. teg. per lb.,
35c special, per lb. i
25c
UAUO Armour's Little Pig Star
iimnu Hams, choice eastern sugar
cured, of superior flavor the acme
of perfection, averaging from 8 to
10 lbs. special, per lb. ... . . . . 20d
HAM Wlld Bose Hams, averaging
linmo from 12 to 14 lbs., lb. 16
RAPnU Star Fancy Bacon, special,
unuuu per pound . 32
FRGS re8n Fancy Ranch Egga,
a.wwu nr dozen . rn
Htfl ILIUAT Tue' i-icKes, jwrs. jtiaa-s 16-oz. botUes; Melon Man-
iii.ii iwwni goes Peppers. Burr Gherkins. Martynla. Mixed and Cnow
CREDIT IF DESIRED r;.w,bS5? ,t03?h7SVrlVS.p'0P,
D. C. Burns Company, Portland, Or.
WEOIESALEXS TO PRIVATE PAMXtrES. EOTEL8 BESTATTKAZTTS
208-210 Third St., Between Taylor and Salmon Ste.
' One and One-Half Blocks South of 3Publio Market.
SFEeXAXi KAtt OSSEB SEBYICE. WRITE FOB CATAJTaOOTJI!.
, Beien Tlaelt ransrsvj. Helen Mar
tha Flackj who died in this city Wed
nesday, March 81, leaves three sisters,
Mrs. George Caskey,j Wena tehee.
Wash.; Mrs. Joseph Marshall and Mrs.
Julia Storey. Detroit, Mich. , The fu
neral was held from the parlors of
punning & McEntee this- afternoon,
with intermen in Mount Calvary cem-
eiri j. .. . '
Bealty Company Xnoorporates.
Articles of incorporation of the Portland-Los
Angeles Realty company,
capitalised , at 1 1Q.000, were filed yes
terday with CouKty Clerk Coffey by
6. F. Wilson, T. H. Beverly and Maud
nainu, i
J.
' 8tiBti:JeiM BuUu for Camas.
Washougal and way landings. laily -ceptr
Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 f. tn. , (Adv.
pr. W. A. Wiss at Bar View hotol
from March 28 to April 4. Dental work
by appointment.-. Main. 2029. (Adv.)
- . VToodman : of tli. a tt- - iii. . .
Camp "No.-5, TVoodmen of the World.!
Will hold Its regular open meeting to-1
FACTS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
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Northwestern Bank Building '
4 ly&y4-
During the year 1914 this Bank and its affiliated
institution, The Portland Trust and Savings Efahk,
opened' 4917 new accounts. 1
During the first three months of this year 1137
new depositors have begun doing business with us.
We attribute this growth to -
Modern Facilities
Convenient Location
Satisfactory Service
Large and Small Depositors Given Equal Consideration
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
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THE NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK
SIXTH AND MORRISON STREETS
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Our Store
Daily at
80 a. m.
Saturday .
at y a.
m.
THE MOST IN VALUEDTHE BEST IN QUALITY
Our Store
Qoter
Daily aV .
50 p. m.
Saturday
at 6 p. m.
Matchless Fpe-Eastep Economies
for Our . , .' -tr;r;-
'ail "EPodaiV iBale
751st
Bars
The supreme effort we make each week-to uphold the traditional value-giving suprem
acy of this store is amply reflected by these offerings for our 751st Bargain Friday
Sale. Matchless economies abound in every section of i this great store. COME
HERE TOMORROW and PROFIT by This SAVING OPPORTUNITY.
Special Pre-Eaotcr
- tJndorprioin of
W omen's & Hisses'
A Great Pre-Easter Sale of Beautiful
Grade IlndermiisliiiLS
Daintily Trimmed Combination
Suits in Fine Nainsook or Crepe
The Popular New'7 Envelope
Chemise and Gowns in Various ,
Styles Regular $1.25 to $1.75
Values Priced for This Sale at
MiffJhL
For
Choice
'A very important anJ timely sale of billowy heaps of snowy
hnsrerie- Combination Suits, Chemise and Gowns -the sort
that particular women delight in buying; garments made of
such Qualities of muslins, nainsook or creoe and finished in
such a perfect manner thatj they will prove a comfort and satisfaction tb every wearer a
matchless array of most elaborate trimming styles to choose from, beautiful qualities of lade
and embroideries have' been selected for this purpose- The Gowns come in V-shaped, low
neck and in slipover styles with long, short or half length sleeves. Thj; Combination Suits
are cut in the latest styles and are elegantly trimmed with laces, embroideries and ribbons
and the Chemise are showxi in the popular new envelope style. All -ae crisp new AO '
garments made to sell regularly at $1.25 to $1.75 a yard, and all On Sale Tomorrow at jOC
CORSET COVERS, VALUES CA
TO 75c, PRICED AT ONLY OUC
An extensive variety of styles with lace, em
broidery and ribbon trimmings fine well
made garments of crepe and nainsook.' f A,
all sizes in values to 75c. This Sale at OUC
MUSLIN DRAWERS, VALUES P A
TO 75c, SPECIALLY PRICED OUC
Included are all the latest styles. All extra
well' made .and finished. They come m nain
sook, cambric and crepe. All sizes, jn..PA
reg. values sold up to 75c. Triis Sale at OUC
Hook Front and Cross Back Brassieres In Sizes 32 to 46. On Sale at. ........... .25?
Your new Easter wardrobe
will not be complete without
appropriate Hosiery. Here, is
a sale of, standard qualities,
that should interest you.
FIBER SILK HOISE fcr
Women,' the 75c A O
Grade at, a Pair kOL
A fashionable 'Stocking of per
fect fit and finish, cifade of
fine,, durable fiber eiUfc comes
with ' reinforced heeil and toe
and in all 1 sizes. Shown in
black, white, and, all desirable
colors. A Stocking of stand
ard 75c quality. This AO
Sale at . . . . . . ... . . . . . 0 C
SILK LISLE HOSE for
Misses, the 35c f A
Grade at, a Pair J. 'V
A sale of roisses' best Quality
Silk ; Lisle' Stockinfrs, made
with extra spliced heel and toe.
They come in black, white
andi the best shades of tan ,
all sizes. It is a welUfitting
Stocking, regularly sold " Q
at 35c a pair. This Sale J-cC
Special Pre-Easter Showing of Fashionable and New
Women's Pumps and Slides
INCLUDED ARE THE MOST POPULAR MODELS IN
PATENT KID AND DULL LEATHERS ALSO IN VEL-
VET AND. WITH! CLOTH TOPS ALL SIZES AND
WIDTHS AND ALL OF $3.50 QUALITY SPECIAL AT
That a woman has a! reason to think of this store first when con
sidering correctness pf footwear sty le, is well shown we think by
this splendid early .season display and pre-Easter sale? Included.
are the most popular styles in patent, kid and doll leathers ; also in velvet and with cloth ops
uie new snui i. vamu oiiucs anu iwu uuiiun comuinauon sirap rumps. yil Sizes
and all widths- and dll of regular $3.50 quality. Priced This Sale at. ......... t . .
Special Number 2
Mary Janes for women and young ladies
they come in kid, velvets and gunmetal leath
ers. All sizes. Regular $3.00 lines. (tj Mm
On Sale at. ........ j. .......... ..3Z4l
GIRLS' MARY JANES AND BROAD
TOEjSHOES Sizes liy2 to 2, On Sale.at.... $1.67
Sizes 9 to 11," On Sale at. .... . ..... .$1.37
$2.97
Specia,l Number 3
'Baby Doll Pumps, "also velvet, gunmetal and
patent two and three strap styles. All sizes.
The kind regularly sold at $2.50. (J AT
On Sale at. . , . . . 1 . . 3) 1 m
BOYS DULL CALF SHOES, SOLED
ALL THROUGH -
In Sizes 9 to 12, On Sale at. . . . . ..$1.57
In Sizes 1 to 5, On Sale at. .$1.07
v Just-Arrived In Time for Easter!
A Fine llot of Women's and Misses'
Fashionable Checked Coats
GARMENTS OF ELEGANT MATERIAL, FINE WORK
MANSHIP AND GOOD STYLErALL SIZES IN THE
EXTREMELY POPULAR RI AriC AND WHITF CWCICS
COATS MADE TO SEIJ. RRfllJIJVRI.Y AT M Sn FOR 1
No Reservations None Sent C. O. D None Exchanged and
None Sold to Dealers. Through a very unusual and very fortun
ate trade event' we secured this fine lot of Fashionable Sorine
Style Coats at a price concession which permits us to offer them to you at a '"great saving
they are well made of an' elegant material and are shown in the popular , black and white
checks, and are finished with dark' green clothcollar. All sizes for women and AO i A A
misses. Goats made to self regularly at $6.50 On Sale Tomorrow at. . . . . . , . . . . 1)51fU
WOMEN'S $1.25 AND $1.50 NEW STYLE HOUSE DRESSES, SPECIAL 85c
Several attractive 'new styles to select from in both high and low neck models. They come in
standard quality Ginghams in desirable patterns and coloijings ; also in plain colored cham
bray. All are made with double stitched seams and are well finished throughout. All Of?
sizes in regular $1.25 and $1.50 grade. Friday Only at. .. ...... . ...... . , ; . . . . OuC
While
They Last
Pre-Easter Specials in
KTeclswep
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Our . popular , Fancy Goods
Settion is filled to overflowing
with downs and dozens of
dainty .things needed to com
plete Milady's Easter War
drobe. These Great Specials
for Tomorrow: !
NO VTY NECKWEAR,
Reg. 50c to 65c A n
Values Priced at JL V L
Included are the-new styles in
Organdie Vestees, Sets of Col
lars; also Oriental Lace Col
lars and an. elegant line of
novelties in qualities regularly
sold fromSOc to 6Sc. OQ
On sale tomorrow swUC
TIPPERARY VEILS, 75c
to 55c Values CA
Priced at Only O U L
A very important underpricing
of the extremely popular Tip
perary Veils in black silk
meshes bound with silk yelvet
or satin ribbon. Regular 75c
to 95c grades, On sale Cfl
tomorrow at . . , . . .... OUC
Beautiful New Ribbons
for Blaster
An unlimited variety to select
from stripes, checks, plaids,
warp' prints and novelties in
rich color combinations also
plain colored satins, taffetas,
moire ' taffetas, faille moire,
etc.; ribbons suitable for milli
nery, bows, sashes, trimmings
and many-other purposes
Rood widths in regular 35c to
48c qualities. On saleOpf n
Friday at . . ..... . . . v,
Tomorrow Great Pre-Easter Sale for Women of
Two-Clasp Gloves With Full Pique Seam
All Sizes. In Black, White and 1 11
All Colors A $1.75 Glove, Pr. 3) l.OO
Supply your Easter Glove -need at this un
derpriced sale -and there will be. no disap
pointmentthere are few stores, anvwhew'
. in which, a-mnw rnninrlincivA - cenrfmArif
of cloves wilt hft fnunrl than fir? .anH nowhere httr valiw rnnc.fffrinor 4ri WmxW
quality. It is a sale of Fowne's Dagmar Kid Gloves, made with full pique seams
and finished with Paris , point or three rows of silk embroidery. AH sizes in 2
clasp style strictly a high-grade glove, shown ! in black, white, in shades of tan,!
gray, brown, : etc., and, in - white with black 'embroidered back. A 11
glove sold everywhere at $1.75. Priced Here Tomorrow at . . . . . . . tD l UU
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Special Pre-Eatter Of
': ferings Sale of
Llon'o Fine Plain
White Dress
SHIRTS
They come in Coat style with
plaited bosom and attached
cuffs. All sUes. Best QfZ
$1.23 grade at ... . . .... VDC
Just inside the Third-street en
trance is : located an attractive
display of Men's Furnishings
and Underwear. You'll be
surprised when you learn of
the moderate price. 'Take, for
instance, this fine line - of
men's plain white Dress Shirts
of custom make perfect fit
ting and welt finished. They
come with plaited bosom and,
attached cuffs and are shown
in coat style. AH' sires. A
shirt of standard $1.25 QfZn
quality. This Sale at.. UL
MEN'S GLOVF?. R,s
'$1 Grades on H f -
Sale at, a Pair I
A special underpficing of
Men's Kid Gloves one of the
best known makes in grey un
dressed kid. AH sizes. A reg
ular $1.00 Glove. This rTQ
Sale at .. .V. . . . . . ... .. . 4uC
HANDKERCHIEFS, U12
Reg. 20c Grade Pn
oh Sale at Only I UL
Men's plain white VJlandker
chifa that arc all mtr 1inn
They come in a good size and
neatly -hemstitched. Regular
Mc grade. This Sale at f pf t
Only . . ..... . ... i ... . JLtJ L