THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1915.
What Society i ,v Doin ft TSFk
'm m a HB maids anl men of the
I younger set ars much Inter'
l eBted this evening- in the Frl-
day night dancing club pariy
which will be held at Chrlatensen'a
hall. This is the fifth of the Series
- of six eubacrlption parties which -th
Friday K'Ight clab Is giving thia year.
These danoes are especially interest
ing to the debutante set and are among
the ?ery smart events of the season.
The patronesses Include Mrs. J. Wes
ley Ladd, Mrs. E. C. Shevlin, ' Mrs.
Adrian ' 8. Fleming, Mrs. Elliott R.
Corbett. Mrs.- John K. Kollock, Mrs.
Etskln Wood, Mrs. Charles Hlndmau
and -Mrs.' William, Hurd Lines.
Congratulations Received.
: Messages of congratulation are find
ing their way to Mr. and Mrs. W. 8.
Dinwiddle, whose home was gladdened
with the arrival this morning of a lit
tie son.
J. IT. G. Club.
Tomorrow evening at the Irvington
Tennis club the J. U. G. club will hold
another of their delightful dancing
parties. The club members include a
group of girls of the school set In
Irvington.
Miss Joland Feted.
- Mrs. C, W. Jensen entertained last
' Saturday evening for Miss Mabel Jo
lahd of Salem, who made her departure
Wednesday for San Francisco, where
she will meet her relatives and attend
. the exposition, and later visit through
out the southern part of the state.
B. B. Bridge Club Meets.
The B. B. Bridge club met on Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Moore. Mrs. Dora Bolter re
- celved the high score. Those present
were Mrs. Dora Bolter, Mrs. Harry J.
Miller, Mrs. M. H. Gunther, Mrs. Julius
Dllg, Mrs. Herman Froatdorf, Mrs.
William ' T. Norton, Mrs. Shephard,
: Mrs. Sarah Moore, Mrs. Maude Giles,
Miss Winhif red Kendall, Miss Lieta
McCarver and Miss Hazel Coote.
" The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Julius Dllg.
'
Miss Hembree Hostess.
. "A. charming hostess of Wednesday
venlng was : Miss Maxine Hembree,
who entertained the Delta Alpha club
and a number of additional guests
with a muslcale. The reception and
drawing rooms were beautifully decked
with spring blossoms and ferns. Be
fore refreshments were Served, a mu
sical contest was .held, honors falling
to J. C Allen, Stella COhrad and An
thony Conrad.- Many, enjoyable mUBi-
cal selections were given by Miss Hem
bree, Miss Conrad, Miss Maud Burgraff
. and Alton Gund arson. Those present
were the Misses Maude Burgraff, Clara
Johnson, Stella Conrad, Liva Jackson,
' Pearl Westburg, Martha Allen, Isa
bella Munn, Ethel Richmond, Mary
Reynolds, Maud Hively, Ethel Price,
Mamie Barkman, Mildred Jack
Son, Hlla ; Jackson, Ina Winkle
man, Mae Floding, Violet Llhk,
Abbis Coryell, Mae Johnson and Mil
dred Oppenlander; Mrs. , Farrlngton,
Mrs. Robert Elmer Smith, Mrs. A. L.
Hembree, Mrs. John Burgraff, and the
hostess; Messrs. H. R. Sallisbury, J. C.
Allen, Harry Johnson, Alton Gunder
son, Anthony Conrad, Clegg Hosea, E.
Earls Hembree, Herman Oppenlander,
Earl Shef eves, James Richmond, A. P.
Rasmusen, H. Johnson. C. B. Harrison,
. K. Reynolds, Arthur Allen, E. B. Ga
briel, Albert Hembree and I. B. Mosher.
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Portland Heights Club.
The first post-Lenten affair Of the
Portland Heights club will be given
tonight for young and old. Special
accommodations will be provided for
those who prefer cards to dancing. The
-plan of having a different social com
mittee each month. Instead of one for
the entire season, has proven a great
success, resulting in parties varying
in character, according to the ideas of
the different committees, but all highly
enjoyable.
Society Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keash of Bos
ton, Mass., who have been traveling
extensively for the past six months,
visiting the Grand Canyon, Yosemite
and the exposition at San Francisco,
left Portland for their home last Mon
day after visiting their cousins, Mrs.
A. R. Mattingly and A. H. mcnarason,
Of this city.
ver." B. C, a well known vocalist, ia a
guest at me xuoiei -aianuy.
Mrs. A. Robinson and daughter Net
tie, of the Keeler apartments, started
lor Calliornia last .Sunday evening,
They are visiting friends and relatives
In Los Angeles, Santiago and San Fran
Cisco, where they will remain until
about October.
Makes Your Stuffed.
Catarrhal Head
Clear as a Bell
When yon wak in the morning plagued
witn tae tortures of head colds end catarrh.
hed, nose and throat (topped np, air pass
ages Clog fed with obnoxious, catarrhal flis
cKargM that hare collected daring the night
. and joxt can hardly breathe Juat put k little
Hyomel Pocket Inhaler charged with the pleas-
tat healing on of Hyomei between your Mds.
: Hold It there while dressing and breathe the
awdlcated, antiseptic, germ killing air deep
into your aose, t&roat and longs with ttetj
breath you draw.
By the tlme-ytm are dressed your head will
be as clear as s bell, you will breathe with
ease nd comfort,' eat your breakfast with s
relish and go a boat your day's work with a
clear brain and steady eye.
This clean smelling, germ destroying- air of
Hyomel eenetrates deeo dowa Into ererv fold
' and ere ice of the membranous linings of
onr nose, throat and lungs where no liquid
pray could possibly get and absolutely kills
Snd drires out of Tour system erery rerm It
finds there, heals the inflamed swollen tissues
ana alter the yery first trial you notice
And every catarrhal gerni is killed and drive
of your system.
g gists eyerywhere think so Well of Hyo
th every complete inhaler set yon purchase
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SOeQtSTlONS WANTED
CHOOSING
QUEEN
OF FIESTA OF ROSES
Plan Must Include No Ex
pense to Contestants, Say
Directors.
SEND JOURNAL YOUR IDEA
Intention Is to Make Queen and Prin
oesses Trtlly Popular Balers;
Contest Closes April 17.
Miss Virginia Brown,
Photo by C. Elmore Grove,
a popular Lincoln High School girl.
MUSIC LOVERS REVEL
IN STERLING RENDITION
OF "AIDA" AT BAKER
Popular Priced Opera Proves
as Popular in FacUas in
Name.
that they agree to give you C guarantee
jmiia every complete mnajer set yon puree
that If it does not satisfy they will a-fadly
turn every cent yon paid for it, but if using for
the first time be sure to ask for the com
plete Hyomei Pocket Inhaler outfit, as the
mauer pacaagre does not contain the inhaler.
The Owl Drug Co., or most any other reliable
druggist, will gladly supply you ott request.Adv
feKWASB of dangeraas benzlnsw Bspbtha Of
gasoline for all cleaning- purposes.
s Sake? Demand
For Safety
iac lcmauu , -
Remove Gresisa Spots Inatatntly
lie. 25c SOe tt Bottles . . AM Iraggists
By J. lu W.
Popular priced grand opera seems to
be popular here in fact as' well as
name, for last night the opening per
formance of the Lambardi Opera com
pany drew a capacity house to the
Baker theatre. From the orchestra pit
to the uppermost seat In the gallery
not an unsold seat remained. Busi
ness Manager D'Allatour called it good
business and was well satisfied. If
such splendid attendance continues,
Portland may retain the Lambardi
company for an Indefinite period, a
month or more.
General Director Cecchetti, the hard
est working individual In the entire
company, was much pleased,: too, for
the audience wag responsive and ap
plauded with genuine enthusiasm that
Indicated real appreciation.
Verdi's magnificent "Aida" was the
opera chosen for the opening perform
ance and it was adequately staged.
Apparently many of the costumes were
brand new. ;
The cast of principals was splendid,
with Katherina Lynbrook, American,
in Che title role. Miss Lynnbrook is a
dramatic soprano of Sparkling voice
with a Wide range and seemingly un
limited power. She would be ideal for
Wagnerian roles, as for instance Elsa
in "Lohengrin." As Aida she was a
trifle tall for the tenor, Eugenio De
Faiso, as Radames, who on- the other
hand is a bit short in his 5 feet 8 or
less, but whose fresh and sparkling
voice compensates for his shortcom
ings In stature. ; The aria,. "Celeste
Aida," In the opening scene was sung
with such fervor and beauty of style
and color that DeFalco had to repeat
It twice.
In Olinto Lombardi, the company
has a splendid basso, who has not only
the depth of voice but also the Ideal
appearance. As Ramphis, the high
priest, be scored a bit hit. Luisa
Cecchetti, mezzo soprano, sang Am
neris in the required commanding
style, and with the Others came in for
much applause. Filippo Benyam- as
Amonsaro, father of Aida, revealed a
mellow, pleasing baritone voice.
The orchestra of local musicians as
a whole did well, taking into consid
eration the fact that there bad been
comparatively little time i for re
hearsals. Society and veteran opera lovers ap
peared in full force, and music stu
dents fairly reveled in the opportunity
to drink: in the operatic "atmosphere
Tonight's opera is Verdi's "Traviata"
with Genia Trivelli, lyric soprano, as
Vloletta, and Gerolamo Ingar, lyric
tenor, as Alfredo.
Romance of Hope
Type, Star's Best
"The Unafraid, with Rita Jolivet,
Is the Lasky offering holding the
Star's screen for the remainder of the
week. It is a romance of the AnthOny
Hope type, With generous proportions
of melodrama, but It proves only fair
ly food. -
The story Is placed with Montenegro
and deals with twp brothers, one good,
the other had. The bad one seeks to
betray his country, the good one pre
vents It, With an American heiress
playing an Important role In the de
velopments. ' The brothers and the se
cret agent are played by perfectly un
mistakable Americans, while the
American heiress ls portrayed by - a
perfectly unmistakable French woman.
The storv nroeTessea with ttimna unri
bobnfla minus a number of necessary
explanatory links. Miss Jolivet Is
beautiful and talented. House Peters
makes all h can nf tha B-nnA Hmii
and Page Peters portrays the bad one.
The Interior setting's are grood and
there are some effective exteriors. A
stood Nestor comedy and Patha vppklv
complsts th bill. " v
What Do You Want?
Think it 'over and then try to ob
tain it with the aid of a Want Ad in
tha Swap Column o Th Journal. Ad.
FRATERNAL NOTES
Degree of Honor's Highest Offl
cer Will Visit Portland.
Mrs. Frances Buel Olson, superior
chief jf honor of the Degree of Honor,
A. O. U. W., the highest officer of
that order, will be a guest of the Ore
gon grand lodge at its meeting in the
Multnomah hotel April 19 and 20- She
will be met en route from San Fran
cisco by Mrs. Margaret Herrin of Port
land, grand chief of honor, and may
visit lodges of the D. of H: in Eugene,
Albany, Salem and other places if ar
rangements can be made.
O-rand Warden on. Visit.
Henry S. Westbrook, grand warden
of the grand lodge or Oregon, Inde
pendent Order of Odd Felldws,. will
visit The Dalles April 89 and oh behalf
of the grand master, William Gallo
way, will dedicate the new Odd Fel
lows' hall there. He will visit the
Stay ton lodge April 28 and deliver the
anniversary address.
"
Grand Chief Visiting lodges.
Mrs. Margaret ' Herrin, grand chief
of th Degree of Honor, A. O. XJ. W.,
Is in Lane, Linn and Benton counties
this weeft visiting local lodges. She
will continue the visits next week.
-
The United Artisans of Portland
claim 12,000 members in -Oregon, of
which 8000 are m Multnomah county,
Thers are 20 assemblies in the county,
e
Clan Will Meet Tonight.
Clan Macleay Will have games and a
social time tonight at the K. of P.
hall, starting immediately - after a
short business meeting. The clan will
Sow 6 hall the Qtieea Be
Chosen?
Have you an Idea on the
proper method of selecting the
queen of the Coming Rose Fes
tival? Last year's plan of conduct
ing a voting contest was effi
cacious, but the festival direct
ors want something new, a plan
that will entail no expense to
the candidates : and yet afford
the widest possible range so
that the queen and her six prin
cesses may represent the great
est number of people.
To this end, the plan of hold
ing a suggestion contest has
been decided upon.
Send your plan to
The Journal's Queen Contest
Editor
not later than April 17.
An elaborate ceremony calling for
the crowning of the queen at the fes
tival center on the park blocks and a
stage setting -for the event that will
produce a miniature fairyland, are fea
tures of the program of the 1915 Ross
Festival.
To secure a queen and six princesses
that will represent the greatest num
ber of people of the city is the one de
sire of the board of governors, and
Portland residents are asked to submit
suggestions for a contest plan that
Will give the fiesta a queen and royal
escort that will make her highness in
very truth the most popular ruler that
ever occupied a throne.
the plan of festival directors is to
have no expense to contestants, nor
money consideration for votes. The
contestants must be residents of Port
land or its suburbs.
Dean Vincent, festival director and
chairman of the queen contest com
mittee, says that the central Idea of
the contest will be to secure a queen
and princesses that will represent the
choice Of the largest number of peo
ple. "By this plan." says Chairman Vin
cent, "everyone in Portland will have
an opportunity to submit a plan. The
suggestion contest will close the night
of Aptll 17. The details of the best
plan will be announced soon there
after." Li. D. Hughes Accused,
to bring L. D. Htighes back to face
charges of larceny by bailee, Jailer
George Hurlburt Is on his way to
Lowell, Mass. armed with extradition
papers. Hughes Was first Charged
with stealing a diamond ring and soma
cash entrusted to his care by his fi
ancee. Miss Maud Penny. Later a
charge was brought by the Unique
Tailoring company,
give Its annual "Gathering of Clans"
concert and dance April 80.
Alberta Assembly to Xntertala.
Alberta assembly, United Artisans,
will give a Card party and dance at
East Seventeenth and Alberta streets,
April 14.
mm Jmk-m m . - -
Don't Buy
Molasses, Unless It's
Pelican Open Kettle
New Orleans Molasses- On
Special Sale at All Grocers Next Week
telican is a strictly high-grade, genuinely-pore, open
kettle Molasses from that section of New Orleans
where the best Molasses is produced. The special price
concession is made to acquaint yon with its merits
try it. You'll like Pelican.
Don't Forget the Tea Garden
ie Contest
$75 First Prize - - - - Second $25
tt you've tried your skill at making Tea Garden dainties,
send us the recipe. It may be Just the one to get one of
the cash prizes for the Best Tea Garden recipe.
" Tea Garden Is a delightful food syrup for the children
Ask your grocer for a can. -
Pacific Coast Syrup Co.
Portland Oregon i
ml
Wr amai Si EM
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods ' ; C
CANDY DAY Tomorrow DellclQqs Con dies Underprlced Bargain Clrctc First Clccr
Take Down ToWn Inncncon In Oar Tea Room on the Fonrth Floor -U Prompt Ccrvlca
Sporting Gootln
t FOURTH TLOOH
Full line Fishing Tackle,
Baseball and Tennis Goods,
best makes at lowest prices.
Ilcadtiuanerl for Hammocks,
Tents, Lawn and" . Porch
Swings. New 191$ madili
itv Co-Carts, Baby Carriages,
etc., how on exhibition here.
Pacific Phone Marshall 4800
Home Phone A-6231
Bpft)Il(g TiraidlfiimcpT StMinmps
All Over the Store 5 Tomdrrdvir
Great Book-Filling Event
for Stamp Savers
Fill Your Books in a Hurry by taking advantage of these Special
Double Stami Offerings. Thousands of beautiful and Useful Article
to choose from Absolutely Free. Visit the Pftmium Parlors On the
4-th Floor and see for yourself. " -
4 Splendid Bargains in
Dainty New Waists j
DEPT. SECOND FLOOR This notable sale of dainty Waists
will make friends fof our popular! Waist sectioh. Score of yles
in the season's newest materials. '
WAISTS AT $1.39 Many
dainty styles shown in this lot
High and low necks, long aftd
short sleeves. Made from fine,
sheer marquisettes, lawns, ba
tistes,, etc. All sizes. - QQ
Priced special tpX.O
WAISTS AT $3.95 In this
assortment are many of the sea
son's newest models with new
long or short Sleeves. Trimmed
with tucks, etc. Materials are
crepe de chine, tub Q QPC
silk, taffetas. Special OOe7tJ
WAISTS AT $5rAttractive
new Waists of shacfow laces,
nets, Georgettfe crepes, crepe de
chine and voiles. Latest mod
els, trimmed ' with hand-embroidery,
lace insertions, silk bands,
etc. Choice of dozens of, JBT
pretty styles. Price....:.; pO
WAISTS AT $6.75 Beauti
ful models of laces, crepe de
chine, taffetas, etc., in latest ef
fects. All popular !? rTff
colors. Priced PVfelJ
Menu's 5 SSnoes 03.85
Department Main Floor
Double Stamps tomorrow with all Cash Pur
chases made throughout the store. Special
sale of Men's High-Grade Shoes in black and
tan leathers. Lace and button styles in good,
comfortable i lasts, ' New English . models in
eluded. Standard $4.50 and $5.00 flQ Qfif
Shoes, the pair J)OeOJ
Women's Shoes 32.9S
MAIM FLOOR Women's Spring
Footwear high shoes in lace and
button styles, suede, patent, dull
calf, vici and cravenettes. Many
Cloth tops are included. fJO HP
Worth to $6.00 pair.... W&tVD
WOMEN'S LOW SHOES 1000 pairs Women's Pumps and Oxfords
in various popular styles some with straps. Strictly high-grade
footwear selling in the usual way up to $5.00. Priced spe- 10 Qp?
dal for this sale at, paif . : i Psae7tJ
Saturday Sales
In the Basement
Double Trading Stamps will be
given with air Cash PufchasftS
made tomorrow in . all depart"
ments of the store.
Women's Suits $5,00
Basem't Women's and Misses'
Suits odd lines in good, season
able styles. Black and fancy
mixtures. All perfect fitting and
nicely tailored. Rtg- E flfl
ular $15 Suits', at.... tptlellU
Union Suits tor 25c
Basement Women's Spring
weight Union Suits-low neck,
sleeveless style, with either
tight-fitting or loose knee,
trimmed with lace. All
sizes. Special, suit...... 0
Boys' 75c Pants 49c
Basement Special one-day sale
of Boys' Corduroy and Serge
Pants. Ages 8 to 16. Made to
Stand hard usage Priced AQn
special, a pair .......... TciC
Shoes to $4 at $1.98
Basement Hundreds of pairs
' Women's New Spring Shoes in
lace and button styles. Many
with the nfew colored tops.
Worth to $4.00 at, 1 QQ
the pair tJAe!70
$2.50 Kimonos, $1.00
Basement Women's Long- Ki
monos of dainty cotton crfcpfcs,
in attractive patterns and olors
fegttlaf $1.50 and $2.00 Q"
grades, on sale one day at
$1.25 MnslinvT'r, 50c
Basem e n t Women's Sample
Undetmuslins in newest styles.
Slightly soiled. GOwns. combi
nations and skirts. Garments
worth up to $1.25, your fTfl
choice ;....-DUC
Just In From New Yorti
One hundred Women's and Misses' Tailored
Suits in the latest models -Also a hew shipment
of Women's and Misses' Coats Second Floor.
D
Underpriccd tor Saturday
ISc Pears' Unsccnted Soap 126
15c 471 White Rose Soap 12c
$1 Imported Bocabtlla Castile
Soap priced special, the bar 65c
10c Monkey Scouring Soap 5c
10c Hand or Kitchen Sapolio 7c
25c Massatla Talc. Powder lit
25c Imperial Talc. Powder 12c
50c Dora Bourjois Powder 39c
25e Petro, 1-pound jar, now 10c
25ft Denvef Mud, on sale at 15c
50c size 30c; $1.00 Hie tt 60c
25c Pasteurine Tooth Paste 15c
50c Cold Cream in jars now 28c
25c Ricksecker's Cold Cr'ni 15c
50c Swamp-Root on sale at 39c
10c Fluff's Moquet, for hair. Be
50c bottle pure Olive Oil at 38c
25c Hospital Cotton now at 18c
80c Sanitary Napkins now 35c
50e Phefeolax Wafers now 35e
-Regular $1-00 Listerlne for 59c
$1 Hair Brushes fiOc
Main Floor Special offering to
morrow. Rubber Cushion Hair
Brushes, standard $1.00 FAa
grade. Priced special at O Ut
Kleen-lt Clolho
tor Silver
Main Floor Special reduced
prices on Kleen-It Qrrths to
morrow.'; ' ' " : "7 ,
5c Kleenvit Cloths at. each. .3c
10c Kleen-It Clotha at. each, ,7c
15c Kleen-It Cloths at. each 10c
20c Kleen-lt Cloths at. each 15c
25c Frostilla.. special at
50c Canthrox, special at
14c
.30c
2Sc
25c
Tooth Brushes now at lc
Vel-Chamel for cleaning: on
5C
10c
cehne
iingr ot
. . .15'
Lyons' Tooth Powder 15c
Sempre Glovine now at ?ftc
D. &. R. Cold Cream at 3lic
Fletcher's Castoria at 23c
Packer's Tar Soap alow 14c
Corvloosis Talcum at 12c
JifTdllet Paper, full 1500 sheets
to the roil. Special at only iuc
Hair Brushes on sale at 38c
0 Hedden's Toilet Water 51
Fairskin Oatmeal Soap 7c
Fitch's Hair Tonic at 35c
Sterne's Rouge, special 28c
Pompeian Mas. Cream 40c
LustHte Salve and Enamel
sale tomorrow at only lrc
Graves' Tooth powder 15c
23cBathaweet on sale at 17c
Emery Boards on iaie at 2c
Jergen'S Old-Fashioned Glv
ine Soan on sale at. cake 7c
Good grade Whisk Brooms 10c
Demon giro t Ion ot
I Uorden'a fellltx
Main Floot Borden's Malted
Milk should be'ln every home.
A delightful beverage healthful
arm invigorating for ' 6ld or
young. Try it Free at. the
detnonitration booth.
SPECIAL PRICES
Regular 50c size ftotf for 40c
Refcular $1.00 size now for 60c
Reg. $3.98 Hospital size $2.03
Free Treatment Llaurlnc Toilet Prcp
nratlon, In the Reat Rooms, 2d Floor
Well-grOOmed, dainty, fair ahd wholesome without atiy'appear
ance of make-up this Is what every) woman seeks. Maurine soft
ens the skin and causes disappeawfttce of blackheads and large
pores. Visit the Rest Rooms of thfc Second Floor and Receive a
Free Treatment j :. : . , .
35c Ribbons, 19c Yd.
Basement 5-inch All-Silk Rib
bona in great many different
patterns and all leading colors.
Regular 35c grades, on 10
sale at, yard .......... . XaIJ
Wonea Silk Host 39c
Basem e n t Women's Allover
Silk Hose in fast black, with
double heel, sole and toe. Mill
seconds ' of Splendid ' quality.
Shown in all sizes. Spe- OOa
cial. pair OuC
Sattmiirdlaiy Salle Tgfinmiinnied Malls
Choice ot 300 Bcautllul Ncvj
Models Jast Rec'd Modelo
I Worth Up to 812,75 Saturday
Pontile Slanips With All Cnsh Pnrchasco fJade Tomorrow
MlLLlKERY SALONS. SECOND FLOOR Direct from New York ! come these beautiful new
Trimmed Hats we place on sale tomorrow. The styles represent fashion's latest creations for late
Spring wear smart models in tailored effects to go with ihi new-suits also exquisite flower
trimmed models for dress I Occasions. Th4 assortment comprise just 300 hats, and there is scarcely
more than one or two of a style, thus affording an extraordinary opportunity for every wdman to
choose a pleasing model. New small and large sailors and other wanted shapes in splendid quality
straws. : Especially strong showing of the new black-add' white effects. Hats in this lot O A
worth to $10.00 and $12.75. Saturday.... .; i... J... O
Mens and Boys' gpgflimgii AppaFgH2
Special showing tomorrow of Men's and Young
Men's New Spring Suits hand-tailored through
out Exceptionally fine fabrics and choicest of
patterns. 'Prices range $15. $20 and $25. i
Kew Spring styles in Men's Soft and Stiff Hats
now ready. ; 'choble" rShedrain,' and other fa
mous makes, $2 to $4. t
Beautiful new patterns in Men's Wash Ties, all
colors. Priced 25c and 50c t '
Men's New Soft Cdff ShirU, $1.50 grades $1.16
Men's $1.25 Light Weight Ribbed Union Suits,
sizes 34 to 50. Special 95c. -
Boys' and Children's Hat in all the new shapes
for Spring and Summer on display. New Rah Rahs
50C to $1 Boys' Balmacaans $1 to $1.50.
Complete line new Straw $1.50 up to 3.C0.
Extensive showing of Children's New Wash
Suits in daintiest off patterns and fabrics. Prices
range 98c to $7.50.
We have fust received another shipment of 200
Boys' Norfolk Suit! With 2 pair pants, to sell at
t3.50. Exceptionally well made and latest patch
pocket models. Ages 6 to 18. Price, suit SS.EO.
Boys' SG.50 Blue Serge Morfolti Suits Opec'l GC.05
o