-HE OREGON. 'DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 2. 1915.
TOWN TOPICS
(924 DAT or 1918.)
AMUSEMENTS
HEILJG "Broadway at Taylor. Curtain 2:13
and 8:15. Persy O'NaU In ' "fe O'My
fcieart." Wedoesoaf and Saturday matinees.
BAKEB -Broadway and Birth, - Curtains 2:20
mtt8:'J(X. t .Matinees Sunday, Wedneaday,
- Tburaday and Saturday; baker Playera la
"Damaged uooda."
ORPUKUAl Broadway at Static VaudsrlllS.
Curtains 2:aO. S:aO. ;
PA NTAOKS Broadway at Alder. TsuOevllls.
Curtains 2:80. 7:30 And 0:10.
LOLW'H EMPRESS t lfroadway at Yamhill.
-. Vaudeville, Continuous. 1:30 to 5:30. 7 :30
to t:ia week days, continuous 1 to 11 Ban
LYUIC ronrtn at Stark. Vaudeville. Oontln-
uoo. l to u p. ii.
COLUMBIA fclxtb, between Wasblsgtoa and
Stark streels. Motion pictures. , 11 a. m.
to 11 p. m.
Pfcol'LKa Wet Park at Alder street. Mo-
vun pictures, a. m, v ix:ou p. ui.
STAB Washington at Park. Motion pictures.
- 11 a.-to. to 11 p. in. -
NATIONAL Park and Weat Park, at Stark.
Motlutt- pictures, 12 m. . tu 11 p, m.
MAJKSTIU Wasblnxton at Park. Motion pic
tures, 11 a. m. to 11 p. m.
SUNSET Washington at Broadway. Motion
pictures. 11 a. ui. to 11 p. n.
ART Mi.KEIIU fifth anri Tsrlor. Honrs B to
6 week days. 2 to 3 Sundays. Pre after-
nouns of Tuesday, luursday, r rlday, Satur-
. . nay. .
. .r, Today's Events.
Daily- noonr meetings at Baker theatre.
Public schools close for Kaster vacation
aVnrll 2.
. Jefferson banquet at Portland hotel April
Coming Event.
Oregon Civic league luiicneun at Multnoman
notet April a. -
Eaet Hide Business Men's luncheon April ft,
- Rotary club luncheon at Benson hotel April 6.
Portland Automobile club annual meeting at
Commercial Club building. April tt.
Good roads mass meeting . of women, Yeon
building, ground flour, Tuesday aiternoon,
ADrfl 6. i
Annual convention ef dairy and food inspec
tors at imperial hotel April t. i. a.
- Ad club luncheon at Multnomah hotel.
April 8.
Progressive Business Men's luncheon April 9.
Arbor liAr Ai.rll
Portland Symphony orchestra concert at the
Heme tnestre, April 11.
Public schools reopen Monday, April 12.
Good road bond Issue election April 14.
Central Library Meetiags. "
Batloriallst society, every Sunday evening.
Oregon Civic lesgue lectures every Thurs
day evening. '
i Pacific university extension lectures, every
Wedneaday evening. .
- -.. ; Port 'Information Supplied.
Information regarding this port may be ob
tained from tbe Portland Chamber of Com
merce. 6 Fifth street. Telephone Msln &U3
or A-1203. J . ...
- ' Fire an! Police.
firs department Msln 7700, A-1323.
Polios department Main 7181, A-6751.
Today's Forecast.
! Portland and vicinity: Rain tonight and
Saturday; aoutberly winds.
" Oregon and Washington: Rain tonight and
Saturday ; aoutberly winds, moderate aoutberly
. gale along the coast.
Idaho: Rala tonight and Saturday; cooler
1 foulght aoutbweet portion.
"Weather Conditions. ,
The British Colombia " disturbance is mov
ing slowly eastward. It has caused rain In
Washington, western Oregon and extreme
northern California. Tbe following maximum
wind velocities occurred yesterday afternoon:
Tatoosh Itliud, 46 miles south and North Head
48 miles southeast. A large - high pressure
area overlies ; the Mississippi valley, and tbe
barometer la relatively low over Florida. Un
usually mild temperatures prevail in the Pa
cific and northern Rocky mountain states.
Small craft warnings were ordered up again
tbla morning at 7 o'clock for a moderate
aoutberly gala. .
The- conditions are favorable for rain in this
district tonight and Saturday. - It will , be
"cooler tonight in southwestern Idaho.
- j EDWARD A. BEALS.
.-.,-.'.(; ' ' A ' District.; :Porecsster.
" ' i Observations.
Temperature ,, g
. -( STATIONS a at t 3 P i"
s II s
- : Z 6 a .3 cca t
BukerOr. I 48 2 I 2 1 48 8 J 5"
Jtoston Mass 38 - 2 52 SS 12 0
Chicago, t Illi;.. 8tt 2 88 38 a .02
retiver, Cote. . , . . 36 6 64 80 .02
Dodge, Kan 24 - 4 44 24 8 .01
Duluth. : Minn.... 24 - 4 44 24 8 .01
Galveston, Texas. 44 - 6 66 44 8 0
Havre.. Mont..... 60 422 2 48 12 0
Jacksonville. Fla. 56 MO 60 64 8 0
Kansas City, Mo. 38 6 42 86 4 0
Is Angeles. Cal. 66 O 82 i 66 4 0
Montreal, Que.... 34 O 42 ; 32 lo . O
New Orleans, j La. 48 O 64 , 44 14 . O
New York. N.! V.. 38 0 48 34 8 O
N. Head. Wash. 62 0 62 62 86 1.86
Portland,- Or.. 67 3 84 5T 0 .64
Roseburg. Or. 64 2 76 tt 4 0
St. Louis, Mo . 39 2 42 36 4 0
St. Paul, Minn... 82 0' 40 30 4 O
Salt lke, Utah.. 44 4 60 44 0
S. Francisco, Cat 56 O 0 64 10 0
SeatUe, Wash.... 56 2 60 56 8 1,42
Sitka, Alaska... 44 - 4 .... 42 4 0
Spokane, Wash... 48 4 64 46 6 .18
Tacoma. Wash... 56 6 62 66 4 ,82
Tatoosh I'd.. Wn. 62 64 62 8 .1.76
-Valdes Alaska.. 30 12 18 4 2.36
Walla Walla, Wvn 54 - 4 68 54 4 - .02
Washington. D. C. 36 O 60 , 34 6 0
Winnipeg. Man... 22 - 2 38 f 18 0
Afternoon report of preceding day.
Inspection la Approved. Weekly In
spection of Portland's theatres- by tire.
detartmentf officials is heartily ac-
proved by Mrs. John Nissen, nlKUt
officer :of ;the juvenile court. Mrs.
Nissen reported to the fire department
herself many violations of city , ordi
nances. -As result of. the Inspection
the hundreds of moving picture houses
or rortiana are now using--every pre
caution to safeguard the lives of-the
thousands of men, -women and children
who patronize them. Lights have been
provided all theatra exits, aisles have
been kept cleared, &l rubbish of an
Inflammable nature has been removed
from the houses, and smoking behind
the curtains has been prohibited.
testified to branding two steers in con
troversy. District Judge Jones yester
day took the branding irons used by
each ' and compared them with the
brands on the steers. The Willard com
pany - was given judgment , because
Judge Jones held that the brands were
put on the steers by the man from
whom - the company- purchased the
steers at Ia Center, Wash. Each used
an "S" brand and placed the i brand in
the same place, vbut the brands were
different in design.. i
. , TJ. f o. Sxtenslon Classes. Uni
versity of Oregon Extension classes
will "meet in Central library tonight
as1 follows: At 8 o'clock, in room H.
psychology; at 7:30 o'clock, in room E,
calculus; i at 8:"30, room E, first year
mathematics. On - Saturday -evening.
Professor Reddle Will - meet His class
In advanced public speaking, in room
H, at 8 o'clock, and in. room B, at 7:30
Mrs. Parsons : will meet her class in
rhetoric Professor Prescotfs class
in public speaking, for men, will meet
April 8,! in room B, at 7:30. Dr.
Schmfett'B class in German literature,
which ordinarily would meet this even
ing, will not meet until April 9.
- Spsxjisl ZUsrtsr Telegraph Blanks
The Western Union' has introduced a
special - blank and service for Easter
greetings. , A wAite blank, decorated
with Easter lilies in green and yellow,
has been adopted. The greeting tele
grams will be delivered on the special
form. They may be,filed any time dur
ing the week for delivery Sunday morn
ing, and those filed Sunday will be for
warded. Immediately. The new -blank
was prompted by the success attending
the , blanks and service for Christmas
and New Years' greetings. -
and social in the Masonlo temple. Re
freshments were served. It is intend
ed to make socials such as this month
ly features and to Invite outsiders as
well as members and their'famllles.
Well Known Conductor. J ohn Q.
Dorera, who was . burled yesterday
from the parlors of J. P. ytnley -ss
Son in the Mount Scott cemetery, was
one of the oldest railroad conductors
In the United States. He was. known
to many railroad men in all parts of
the west, and had been in Mexico for
several veam ui Intervals until the!
recent revolutionary troubles. He had
lived in J&rtland and Eugene at dif
ferent times in the last 2 years. He
leaves a widow, Mrs. Una Porem, in
Eugene. He was a native of Ohio and
leaves a brother In Ohio and a sister
in Kansas. He was 63 years of agar-:
TeXaat Prices rail. Frank Tu. Smith
is cutting prices.. Porterhouse steak,
rib steak, loin steak and pork chops
are 16c. Tripe is 8c. Halibut, stur
geon, boiling beef and corned beef are
10c. Pork sausage, roast beef and
roast veal are 12ttc Pot roast beef
and roast pork are lie Oregon eggs
are 22 c. - Bacon Is 17 Vic. Hams,
whole or half, are 16c. Butter is 26c
Come to Smith's, main market, 228
Alder street, for these good, cheap
taeats. (Adv.)
Injured la Collision. Mrs D. E. For
est, of the Y. W. C. A., was badly
shaken up and received a cut over the
eye yesterday when a taxicab in which
she was riding and which- was driven
by H. B. Pooge, was struck by an auto
mobile driven by C. A. Taylor. Mrs.
Forest was taken to the Y. W. C. A.
Tbe cars were slightly damaged.
K. Ii. Prssr Was Old Bssident. Ne-
hemiah Tu. Freer, who died March 27,
In Portland, first came to Oregon in
the early seventies, residing here until
1901 when he removed with his family
to the pedee valley. He was bom in
Ulster county, New York. January 19,
1844, and serving a year In the Union
army during the Civil war came west
to California. A brother, Beverly H.
Freer, two sons, Edwin B. and. Ber
nard E. Freer, and two daughters, Mrs.
M 4- O'Brien and Mrs. May Brown,
survSve.
Fruit Men Ask Mora Attention.
Resolutions adopted by a committee of
fruit growers, meeting In the Commer
cial club, urge the new Chamber of
Commerce ' to give more attention to
the fruit industry than has been given
in the past by Portland organizations.
A. P. Bateham was elected president
of the committee and C. D. Mlnton
secretary.
Take Easter Kike. The
Maa&mas will begin their spring and
mmer : week-end schedule with a
Short Easter afternoon hiking trip
over Rocky Buttessituated In the ex
treme northeastern part of the city.
The crowd will meet at the Mount
Hood station 1 In Montavilla at 2:30.
They will then walk north to the hill,
climb it by the south trail, and traverse
the' ridge to the north end, thence back
to the city by the RosjClty Park line.
Miss Esther Pen well will lead.
. rnneral of A. B. ShaddncTc The body
of Allison S. Shadduck has been
shipped to Arlington, Or., for inter
ment. Funeral services were held at
Chambers' undertaking parlors, Wil
liams avenue and Kirty street, last
Wednesday. He was 65 yeara of age,
and left a son, Guy, and. a daughter.
Vera. Two brothers survive him, T.
M. Shadduck of Portland, and W. J.
Shadduck of Lyons, Iowa.
lecture for EnrliiMn.ThA .station
ary Engineers tomorrow evening will
listen to a second lecture on "Boiler
Room Efficiency." bv Profimr v w
Rosencrantz of the Oregon Agricultural
college. The lecture last month at-
t r rt tr1 a lr?A nnmhA, :re t k - -
and visitors. The lecture will be de
livered In Aliskv hall, -and an v iwrann
Interested .is Invited.
T&eturns Xrom Inspections. -Colonel
Clenard McLaughlin, commanding the
Third Infantry, Oregon National Guard.
has returned from Utah, where he went
in his capacity as a representative of
the United States army to. inspect the
National Guard there.
Holiness Meeting Tonight. Good
Frida evening, at 8 o'clock, in the Sal
vation Army, hall, 207 Salmon street,
there will be a united holiness meeting
held by corps Nos. 1 and 4. Staff Cap
tain Gale, assisted by Adjutant Whit
ney will be in charge of the meeting.
The Corps string band will be in at
tendance.
will bold Its regular meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock at its club rooms, at East
Sixty-ninth and Belmont streets. Whit
ney L. Boise will explain to the" mem
bers of the association why the pro
posed $1,250,000 road bond issue, which
Is to be voted on April 14, should be
carried. Other topics of interest to the
residents of the district will be 'discussed.
Coal, $&50 Per Ton, Mendota Fuel
Co., 1st and E. Taylor. Both phones.
&ew Prices om Printing of all kinds.
V. W. Baltejs &Co. Main 165. A-1165. Ad.
Today 4Be sure to get your Royal
Hot Cross1 Buns. Adv.
v Sr. W. A. Trimble has moved to 748
750 Morgan building. (Adv.) .
"Dr. W. Zb Wood has returned. 412
Oregonlan Bldg (Adv.)
Hv. 8. C. Brown. Zye, Ear. Mohawk
bldg. (Adv.)
Tatarks' $OJM Shoes, 243 "Wash. (Ad.)
- Z M. Pox. optician. Journal bldg. Ad.
ReurrariA Rnnlrlo-. Ti-intAl
r
'. The report on the O-W. Tt tm m-
grade work is' how contained In a
booklet issued by Robert G. Dieck,
commissioner of public works; The
total -cost -of 100 ronton In ihrait S7
of which $31 went for cuts, $50 for
printing and the remainder for correc
tions and inserts; It is proposed to
print 300 more copies for distribution.
MEN'S SUITS FOR LESS
Kirn Grade Aeadv-to-Wsar.
I give you more for your money. I
eliminate the proIt for high rent
huge eleetric signs, fixtures and win
dow displays. -820 men's suits for
$14.75; $25 men's suits for $18.75. Jim
my Dunn. 315-16-17 Oregonlan bldg.
Elevator to 3d floor. (Adv.)
Cough Stop la a rear stopper Plum
mer Drug company. Third and Madi
os. (Adv.)
CELILO OPENING IS
HERALDED NATIONAL
. EVENT IN ARTICLE
H -- " !" , :.
Official Recognition Given by
J Congress Is Explained in
Story Released Today. ;
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IMPORTANCE IS DESCRIBED
Wast Watershed of ColnmbU Xlrer
and Tributaries Detailed In :
Figures; Other Saia Olvsn.
: A valuable contribution to the pub
licity "attendant upon j the plan of
commemorating the completion of. the
Celllo canal, by a celebration from
Lewiston to Astoria during the week
of May 3-8 is provided b.y the Na
tional Rivers and Harbors congress
in a news article released today
which had . been given j national dis
tribution. !
. "Official recognition has been riven
to the event by the congress of the
United States, which passed a for
mal resolution in the closing hours
of the Sixty-third congress, authoris
ing the appointment of a committee
of three United States' senators and
nine members '-of congress to repre
sent the United States government,"
reads the article. i
"The watershed of the Columbia
river and its tributaries embraces an
area of approximately 250,000 square
miles In the United States and 1 an
additional 50,000 In British Colum
bia, making a territory larger than
the German empire and larger than
Pall Proves PatavU Frank Moran
aged 48, who fell from a second story
window In the Delmonlco hotel. East
Clay and Union avenue, Wednesday
night, died at 6 o'clock last night at
St. Vincent's hospital. Deputy Coro
ner Smith took the body In charge.
Meeting at Woodlawn Tonight. The
Woodlawn ; Improvement association
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. In Wood
lawn hall. Dekum avenue. Election of
officers and other Important business
Is to come before the meeting.
Open Saturdays until 10 p. m. Men!
You can buy your Easter suit tomor
row until 10 p. m.. at Jimmy Dunn's
upstairs clothes shop, 315-16-17 Ore
gonlan bldg. Elevator to 3d floor.
Xiadies Spring Trimmed $2 and $3
Eats 60c. Children's and little girls'
hats, 25c Ladies' $30 and $35 spring
suits, choice, $7.50. We close Saturday
6 p. m. 212 First street. aqv.)
Outdoor Sketch Class. If the rain
nvmtin,Aa th rlnB. will mMt n t the
School studios. Fifth and Taylor, at
1 o clock tomorrow.
Sf, Howard, Electro-Therapy and
oxyoline, for chronic diseases and long
troubles. .; 304-6 Rothchild bldg. (Adv.)
Xnights Templar Enterain. Last
night the Oregon Commandery, Knights
Templar, gave an Informal card party
Steamer Jesse Sarklns for Camaa
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. iaovj
TJr. W. A. Wise at Bar View hotel
from March 28 to April 4. Dental work
by appointment. Main zuza. Aav.j
McCavrsrar, Bates St Xlvely Fire, cas
ualty ana auio m j i- ua insuiauuv.
bids. Teiepnone-saain ios- (auv.; ,
v. smA Snnils. ThA Ta
bor Heights Improvement association
Powers Saturday Night
Special 3
Child Diss In Spasms. Harvey Wil
termood, 7 years old. died at 4:10
o'clock this morning, following spasms.
He lived with his mother. Mrs. May
Wlltermood. at the . Southern hotel.
' 640 -First street. Deputy Coroner
Smith 'said an autopsy will be held to
determine the cause of the boy's ceath.
Civil Service Examination.- The
United States civil service coramlssran
announces that a stenographer 'and
typewriter examination, for the field
service, 'will be held In this city on
May 15. 191.5. '
' Branding 'Xrons Determine . Cast.
After witnesses for both sides in the
replevin suit of Frank L Smith against
the Willard Commission company had
UNION
DENTISTS
Corner of Second and Morrison. Look
for tbe big Union sign. All work guar-
t - - anteed.. - ..-W - '
Open 8 A. M. to 6 P. IK.
No Sunday Sours.
Full Set Teeth, that fit . . $5.00
Gold Crown, 22-k . . . . . $3.50
Bridge Teeth. 22-k . .! . . . $3.50
Painless Extraction . . . . .50c
- Sr. Whetstone, Mgr.
;chvab pmrjTiric co
'DCiT rUKCtNt-rlAKKY FISCHER
$2.50 Heavy Ten Inch ChOr
Aluminum Spiders for CC-
ON SALE SATURDAY AFTER 4 P. M.
Hero is a splendid special for after 4 Saturday. A high qual
ity 10-inch aluminum spider, fitted with black wood handle, with
end hanging ring. Handle is securely riveted to frame, which
measures 2j4 inches deep and is lipped on both sides, of splen
did quality aluminum, silver finish. A spider that would cost
$2.50 in the ordinary way, toj sell at this most unusual price.
ONLY ONE jTO A CUSTOMER
NO PHONE OR C. O.. D. ORDERS. NO DELIVERIES
!
$ 50 Worth of Furniture $ 5.00 Cash $1.00
$ 75 Worth of Furniture $ 7.50 Cash $1.50
$100 Worth of Furniture $10.00 Cash $2.00
3- $125 Worth of Furniture $12.50 Cash $2.25
T $150 Worth of Furniture $15.00 Cash $2.50
$200 Worth of Furniture $20.00 Cash $3.00
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1 OFFERED TO EACH CUSTOMER i to the 1
JONES MARKETSATURDAY ONLY 1
By Columbia Fish Co. S
BUTTER BUTTER
i "SkamokaWa Creamery Butter." S
5 Acknewledged by all who use this butter to be the best
quality butter on the market.
Only 60c Per Roll
Regular price 70c per roll. ,
SATURDAY ONLY 1
S ' Order a nice chicken for your Easter dinner. Roasting S
chickens, fat hens to fricassee, fryers, broilers, ; turkeys, j
S capons, squabs. The only market wher you ! can get EE
5! everything in poultry at all times. 5
I Columbia Fish Co Jones' Market
j We DeUver Main 5, Marshall lt A-6281.
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Pacific Marshall 1, Home A-6281.
"JONES' QUALITY"
EASIER OffERIG
Roast Spring Lamb
(MINT SAUCE)
The National Easter Dish
lOO Selected Baby 1915
SPRING LAMBS
FOR THIS SATURDAY'S SALE
See Our Display Window. .'
.- 30 lb.
...22 lb.
:....40 lb.
full hind quarters.,
full fore quarters . .
chops, The pound .....
BOCK SAUSAGE, This Saturday. 20c lb
'The First of the Season.
Choice Milk-Fed Stock '
Leg or Loin Roasts J . .......... .
Shoulder or) Breast Roast
1 Rolls of Veal (Boneless and Larded) ......
Veal Loaf . ... J
1 1 Rack Roasts of Veal ! (Frenched) larded. . . :
17$ lb.
....15 lb.
v..-17 lb.
.... 15. lbl
....X7 lb.
Mild Cured Smoked Meats
Jones "Pride of Oregon" Brand
Hams, y2 or whole .... .... ..... ...... .16 lb.
Hams, Shoulders only .... . lb.
Hams Cottage (Nearly Boneless) ' 14 lb.
Bacon Back Tenderloin, ov whole strip. . . . . .17sj lb.
Bacon, Light Stock, ' or whole strips. ..... . .20 lb.
All Kinds of Assorted Meats at a Big
Reduction in Price
for the market shopper that patronizes our Special Bar
gain Meat Counter This Saturday. '
ths antlra. Mew England states, New
York, ; v New Jersey, Pennsylvania.
Ohio t and West , Virginia combined.
The soiL resources and cllmatlo con
ditions of this territory are or such
a nature ; as to stamp it among- the
world's : greatest productive regions,
which ultimately, when fully devel
oped, .will be able to support propor
tionately l a larger population than
any similar section of the globe.".
Much - more Is said about the na
tional transportation importance of
the event, the fact that the Celllo
canal is second only to the Panama
canal In ! the view of the Pacific
northwest, and tae stimulus which
will be given water transportation
by its opening and the extension of
uninterrupted water navigation from
the Pacific ocean 500 - miles Inland.
Unpleasant Theme
Mars Production
Hypnotism ; and the control which a
hynotic manipulator holds over an un
willing girl form the very unprofit
able and unpleasant theme on which
is built. "The Fakir," the Domino fea
ture at the Sunset. Rhea Mitchell, the
Portland girl. Plays the girl and plays
her splendidly. The entire cast has
been well chosen and the picture is
so excellently produced that it 1 -bad
to -have chosen such a rlst.
feature that holds a lot of heart
terest is "His Brothers Keeper."
detail with which the picture ties I
made is notable and it has a vie;.
Civil war battle scene that is very
fectl ve. It is a play of types that r
all well sustained. For comedy 1
Is a Komlc. Mlxed Values." that 1
a-lot of laughs, as well as the i:
stone, "A One Night Stand," that
better than i usual. '
A company of Indians has . teen t
crulted In Canada and sent across t
water to be used, for acoutlns r
poses. '.': . . " "
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Store. Opens Daily at 830 a. m., on Saturdays 9 a. rri.
Store Closes Daily at 5:30 p. m., Saturdays at 6 p. m.
Children's Seta
AT 25c UP TO $1.50
A : complete showing of the
season's best styles for children
from 1 to 14 years 6f age: They
come in fancy braids, hemps,
Milan, Palm Beach Panamas,
silk, etc., and with trimmings cf
fine ribbons - and flowers our
window will .give you n idea of
the styles all prices from ZZz
up to $1.50. -. .
A Great Pre-Easter Sale! of Boauifxil
li Grade UndeFrnTusMim
Daintily Trimmej Combination
Suits in Fine Nainsook or Crepe
! The Popular lew Envelope
Chemise and Gowns in Various
Styles Regular $1,25 to $1.75
Values Priced for This Sale at
'A very important and timely sale of billowy heaps of snowy
lingerie Combination Suits, Chemise and Gowns- the sort
that particular women delight, in buying; garments made of
suck qualities of muslins,' nainsook or crepe and finished in
such a perfect manner that they will prove a comfort and satisfaction to every . wearera
matchless array of most elaborate trimming styles to choose from, beautiful qualities of lace
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. ,Thei Combination, Suits
are cut in the latest styles and are elegantly trimmed with laces, embroideries and .ribbons -and.
the Chernise are shown in the popular new. envelope style. : All are crisp new AO
garments made to sell regularly at $1.25 to $1.75 a yard, and all On Sale Tomorrow at OC
50c
CORSET COVERS, VALUES
TO 75c, PRICED AT ONLY
An extensive variety, of styles with la'ce, em
broidery and ribbon trimmings fine well
made garments., of crepe and nainsook, f A
all sizes in values to 75c. This Sale at DUC
MUSLIN DRAWERS, VALUES CA
TO 75c, SPECIALLY PRICED O l V
Included are all the. latest styles. . All extra
well made and finished. They come in nain
sook, cambric and crepe: All sizes, in r a
reg. values sold up.to 75c. This Sale at DUC
Hook Front and Cross Back Brassieres In Sizes. 32 to 46. On Sale at.:..... . , . . .25
Special Pre-Easter Showing of Fashionable and Noxr
9
men's JiiimTOS
INCLUDED ARE THE MOST POPULArI MODELS IN
PATENT KID AND DULL LEATHERSALSO IN VEL
VET AND WITH CLOTH TOPS ALL SIZES AND
WIDTHS AND ALL OF $3.50 QUAUTY-r-PECIAL AT
That a woman has a reason to think of this store first, when con? ,! ; iiz'ii ,Oflfv
this splendid early season display and pre-Easter sale. Included
are the most popular styles in patent, kid and dull leathers ; also in velvet and with cloth tops
the new short vamp Shoes and two button combination: strap Pumps. 11 sizes rtq An
and all widths and all of regular $3.50 quality. Priced This Sale at.... ....... ..OLt.J &
Special Number 2
$2.47
Mary Janes for women - and young ladies
they come in kid, velvets and gunmetal leath
ers. All sizes.. Regular $3,00 lines.
On Sale at
GIRLS' MARY JANES AND BROAD
TOE SHOES
Sizes 113 to 2, On Sale alt. ...... ...S1.67
Sizes 9 to 11, n Sale at. .$1.37
aKTiimtxar?
Baby Doll Pumps, also velvet, gunmetal and
patent two and three strap styles. All sizes.
The kind regularly sold at $2.50. rn
On Sale at... ... . . . ............ a ar 4?
BOYS' DULL CALF SHOES, SOLED
ALL THROUGH
In Sizes 9 to lZy3, On Sale at. . . . . . .81.57
In Sizes 1 to 5, On Sale at. . ... ... . .$1.07
r
29c
Pre-Easter Specials in u
Neckwear
Veils and
Ribbons
Our popular Fancy Goods
Section is filled to overflowing
with dozens and dozens of
dainty things needed to com
plete Milady's Easter War
drobe.. These Great Specials
for Tomorrow;
NOVTY NECKWEAR,'
Reg. 50c to 65t
Values Priced at
Included are the new styles in
Organdie Vestees, Sets. of Col
lars; also Oriental Lace Col
lars, and aiv elegant line. -of
novelties in qualities regularly
sold from 50c to 65c OQ
On sale tomorrow at. . . sae7i
TIPPERARY VEILS, 75c
to 95c Values
Priced at: Only
A very important underpricing
of the extremely popular Tip
perary Veils in black silk
meshes, bound with silk velvet
or s'atin ribbon. Regular 75c
to 95c grades. On sale K(l A
tomorrow at .......... V
Beautiful New Ribbons
for Easter
An .jinlimited. variety to select
from stripes checks, plaids,
warp prints and novelties in
rich color combinations also
plain, colored satins, taffetas,
moire1 1 taffetas, faille ' moire,
etc; ribbons suitable for milli
nery, bows, sashes, trimmings
and- many other purposes
good widths in regular 35c to
48c qualities. On sate OK A
Friday at AO U
50c
Mi
tr. &' I
ill, r
Special Pre-Easter
tJnderpricine: of
Women's & Misses'
43c
Your j new Easter wardrobe
will not be complete without'
appropriate Hosiery.- Here is
a sale of standard dualities
that should interest you. . '
FIBER SILK HOSE for
Women, the 75c
Grade at, a Pair
A fashionable Stocking' of per
fect ; fit!, and finish; made of
fine, durable fiber silk comes
with- reinforced heel and toe
and in all sizes. Shown in
black, white and all desirable
colors. I A Stocking of stand
ard j75c quality. This
Sale at . . . .....
SILK LISLE HOSE for
Misses, the 35c
Grade at, a Pair
A sale, of misses' best quality
Silk Lisle Stockings, made
with extra spliced heel and toe.
They come in black, white
and the best shades of tan
all sizes. It is a well-fitting
Stocking, regularly sold
at 35c a pair. This Sale 1' V
43c
19c
Special Pre-Easter Of
ferings Sale of
Ilon'o Fine Plains
Whito Drees
They come in Coat style with
plaited bosom and attached
cuffs. All sizes. Best QKA
$1 2i crade, at ......... J L
Just inside. the Third-street en
trance is located an attractive
idispiay of Men's Furnishings
land 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 makeperfect fit
ting and well finished. They
come with plaited bosom and
attached cuffs and are shown
in coat style. All sizes. A
shirt of standard $1.25 QC0
quality. This Sale at.. VOC
MEN'S GLOVES, Rcj.
$1 Grades on Hf,
Sale at, a Pair yL
A r special underpricing of
Men's Kid Gloves one of the
best known makesin grey un
dressed kid. All sfzes. A reg
ular $1.00 Glove. Thfs IJO n
Sale atv. J. ......... J.. 4
HANDKERCHIEFS, tl-
on Sale at Only ilu
Handker-
Men's; plain
white
chiefs that are all pure linen.
They come in a good size and
neatly hemstitched.. Regular
20c grade. : This Sale at
Only ....
Sale at'0
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