The Oregon daily journal., July 21, 1915, Page 5, Image 5

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1915.
BRIEF INFORMATION
Vaudeville.
Vaudeville,
- Continuous
(2024 DAX OF 1913.)
AMUSEMENTS ."
PANT AGES -Broadway t Alder.
- no. 7:ao and :io.
EMTfRESS Broadway at Stark.
2.20, 7:30 and 0:13 week days,
Mtua e:au mid days. , .
LYRIC fourth at Stark. , Vaudeville. .; Cos
tinooas, l to 11 p. to.
OBPHEUM Broadway at Yamhill. Motion
picture. 11 a. to 11 p. m.
STATION AirPark ami Wttt Park at Stark.
y Motion i) ict urea. 12 m. to 11 p. ta. - u
MAJKS.CIO Washington at Park. Uotion pie
tare, 11 a. m. to ll p. m. :..
COLUMBIA Sixth, between Washington and
mark. Motion picture, ll a. m. to 11 p. m.
PfcOPLUS West Park -at Stark. Motion pic
ture. 1 1 a. u. to 11 p. ta. ; ' .
STAB WaaiiiOKton at Park.: Motion pic
tares, 11 a. in. to 11 p. m. " ' j. "
OAKS AML8EMENT PABK Band) , concert
and free entertainment. . Ail car , transfer
at 1st andAIder.
AHT MLSKUM Fifth and Taylor. Honrs, a
to 5 week dare, it to S Sundays. Pre after-
noons or Tuesday. '.Thursday, Friday, Batux
: day : and Sunday,
-. -l Coming Event. Vv. ' '
- Indiana-, society picnic ' at c Peninsula . Park
July 24. alletauou aud evening. --
r anaera' picatv and lield day at Greshaia
July 24. f." ' '
Oregon Holine's - association ' camp-meeting
at East Thirty-ninth and Mason streets. Broad
way line, July-16-26.
Annual eonyentlou of Oregon Retail Jeweler'
.- Association wilt meet at Chamber of Commerce
cuu'eutiOB hall, August 8.
Maeteentir annual - session of American Os
tetpathie associativa, tint week la Auut. ,
-. Mnnicipal Band Concert.
Toe Municipal Park band wlU, play at Hol
laday park touight at a o'clock. ; Xue program
follows . -.
March, , "Zacata-rae". ....... . Gane
Overture. 11 3uarany"l.. .......... ...Gomes
'Waits. "La Serenade":.... ......Metis
baritone solo, "Xbe Garden of 1'lowera" . . . .
Gettl
"Dane of the Hours." from "Gioeonaa'".. . ?
PoachilUe
'Comic opera. "The Spring Maid". . .Ueluhardt
.Serenade. "Lea Million' 0'Arlequlu-lrlgo
Celebrated Sextet from "Lacla" Lionlaettl
-T...... Finale "Star-Spang-led Banner"
W. K. SlciiLitvox, lionauctor. j ...
: Wedneeday, July 21. Uolladay Park, S p. m.
Tharaaay.-July 22. vLaureiiHirat Park, s p. m,
': 4- lday. July 23. Peninsula- Park. S u. ta.
V: Concert poatpuued on account of raio. ex
cept i WMCittgua .na mm ruiwi, wu,
be given alter August 23. , - v
Chantanqua Schedule. ? '
Gladatoue. July -18.
. Port InXormaUon - Supplied. -
Information regarding this port may be ob
tained from tue Portland Chamber of Com.
toerce. 69 i'lfto aU'eeu . Teiepfione Mala W3
1 A-1203. . ?
TACAXXOM OB. iVVMEB. SUBSCK.rBEX
; Wbaa going away for the rummer or
U mr emcatlon. bnn Tb. Journal fel.
, low yoa at the regular rate of IS cent J
wees; or tee toe l quo wing aganta eat
upplrjron at th regular city mas:
Agate Beach, Or. Olga i"c.
Bimew, Or H. Harold SrimbalL - .
Bay City, Or JCr.. J. C. JdoClur. - r
Bay Ooeaa,- Or Edwin B. Angeil.
Cannon Beach, Zeola, Or. L. W. Crone.
Caraoa, Wtih Cxl B. Smith aid Ship.
Colombia, . Or. 1?. Edna Burkhead.
Garibaldi, Or-D. C. Ella.
Gearhart, Or Ph flip SeMionai '
Lof Beach, Wa.k.Lawrenoa Dineen.
(AH points on Beach.) t
Manhattan Beach, Or. Mrs. " G. I. Bos.
Kansaalta Beach,' Or G. B. SaaaT- . .
iiJj-Kh-Sle Beach Tohl It Anderaea.
jhewport, Or. O. P. Shoemaker.
Ocean. Park, Wash HiHoa Karris.
RockaVay Beach,' Or. Warren F. Lewis.
Seaside, Gr Philip Seaaisss tAU poiata
- on the- beach.1 ..
Sea riew, Waah. Lawrence Zhneen all t
. poiata en oeaenj. - y ' ,
Tillamook, Or J. S. Lamar.
WUhoit Sprizgs, Ox JT. W. HcLeraa.
t fornla. society, also a Dartmouth alum-
pus, were present. . -,-.
I Important ITndarwaar gala. Men by
! tl.ft dozens - axe flocKinar to.- tb two
,i Brownsville Woolen Mill stores to set
i underwear ; at I Zi cents per g-arment.
r Tela la sa sensational sale. In which
over 200 dozen of men's SO cent retail
or 47 V ' cent wbolesala underwear ts
being oistributea direct to the; men
who wear the garments. This sale
demonstrates that the Wool Mill stores
are-the best and cheapest places In
Portland . in - which - to . - buy men's
troods, ' .', .- (Adv.)
. Fire and Police. ...
; fire department Main 7700. A-1323.
Police depart Bieut Main 7181, A-e731.
" Oregon - Human society, - 674 Belmont at.
f uuuc aa. ,
; - Today's Forecast. 1 f
'Portland and vicinity .Fair" tonight and
niorsday; cooler this afternoon and probably
cooler Thursday; uortbweaterlj- winds. -
Oregon Tonight and Tnraday fair except
probably - showers . exUenwMnortheast portion,
cooler this altemoon west portion, cooler to
sigbt east portion; cooler Thursday north and
east portions; northwesterly winds.
Washington Tonight and Thursday fair
wfst probably- showers east portion; cooler
bight west and southeast portions except coast;
cooler Thnrsday east portion; westerly winds.
- Idaho Toulght and Thursday probably show
ers;, cooler -southwsatr and north portions to
bight; cooler abursday.
' Weather Conditions. .
A trough-shaped depression . extends from
British Columbia south through eastern Wash
ington and eastern Oregon and thence sooth
westward to California. A Urge high pressure
area oyerlles tbe Plains state and the barom
eter is sow rising rapidly along the North
Pacific coast, . Bbowers and thunderstorm
fas re- occurred generally In the Atlantic and
ilnTf LiltM ttriA In. all. in th tinner M iRutKin-
pt valle y. m A temperature of 10Q tlegrei was
registered yesterday at :15 p. m., at Port
land r and this was the highest . temperature
tbat has occurred fat this city In the laat
eight years. High temperature also prevailed
In all thai Pacific states.
.The pressure distribution Is such that cooler
we. t her nir b ; exDected this afternoon in
wet t era Oregon and western Washington and
tonight anil Thursday east of the Cascade
mountains. In the latter section the weather
.will become unsettled and showery,-
. . EDWARD A, BBAL8,
District Forecaster.
of D. P. Thompson: "Sicajawea" Indian girl,
guide of Lewis and Clarke by Alice Cooper,
picsented by Sacajawee Statue association and
Iteury AlUuan. , -'ien minute ' walk. .
isuttkea tuw srueb in 1'tuu.nu f ark. eon
tainiug more than !OU varieties of roses. - -:
Macleay,' ' lef t - uatouvbed la wild natural
beauty. Bl(t trees,. Just the woods "Wber
boils the Oregon."
froreutr- tiuiiUJtia twl aV rark syTtMltlA.
J grounds, west. Hour 8 a. iu. t p. u.
stunt ox specimen auammotn uregust itr aog.
CoutaiiM l.ouu.UtMi lvr-l lumber.
Attractive views from time's "and Wlllaet
elte .liciguls and .Restorer Aerrace.
Terwitliger boulevard, south of city, above
Willamette, on west aide. -c
Skyline, west from Council Crest. Boad
sruuud stur between Council Crest and WU
lamette river otters fin view.
Columbia and - Willamette encircle Penin
sula district sad St. John, afrordinx excellent
siws of city. ' Industries and harbor.
PubHe Insfltutlooa City ban and Historical
exhibit. Fifth and Madison. County buikiiug.
fourth aud Salmon.'- Art masoum, . Filth near
Xamhlll. Central library, leutu ami kainulli.
Custom kouss, htoaawsy and. Ustviav
' Trpical home sections Portland Heights;
Nob UUi. irvlngtoa, Mt. Tabor. .
tlarbor features Went aide public dock, foot
Seventeenth street.: ; taat side public - dock,
toot of feast Stark. Public motor boat land
lug, toot of (tturk street t launches call here
tor river tours. Boat bouses near Morrwon and
Hawthorns bridges.) Shipping. Modern brklj(
Broadway, Uatlruad. Uawtnorne. -
frorthy ef notice Skldmore - fountain. " First
and Ankeny, by Olin L. Warren, presented
by Stevvo Skldmoro"; Thompson fountain. Pla
sa block. 'Fourth and Salmon. Modern high
aud grade school. FCfaool gardens and rose
hedges. Chinatown oa -North fourth and Sec
end streets. ' ...j-- - - -
Columbia river hlahway Amertca'a
wonderful seesto road for vehicle. Alonat
one ee many waterfall, the corce C tb
Columbia, Oneonta . gorge, , Shepperd's dell,
luouutauia. including - Mood. : bru uoes uw
exceed o per centum. --.v- -.- -
Information as to "what to see In Port-'
land's environment from Hotels Portland. Im
perial. Oregon. Multnomah and from The Jour
car Tourist Traver bureau. Phones A-UUot.
Mstn 7173; or from Tourist Agency and Travel
llureau, Marshall 1979. - -s
For Inlormatloa regarding recreation or
health resorts see page t Tuesday's and Thurs
day's Journal and - section of the ttuuday
-ourual. . v..-.;. . '-.
Observations.
Temiterature g
T. ' a
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-' j i ;-:' 4' ?!
STATIONS . H -is c " . -2
' "l S-3 -S s 1Z
sag : o St t 5 2
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Baker. Or....,..! 64 j14 B2 60 l 0
Boston. Mass.... 64 g 76 62 12 .06
Chicago, 111 62 3 68 68 6 0
Denver, Colo. 52 2 66 52 4 0
Dodge, Kan..... 62 -2 68 66 4
Dnluth. Minn.. 0 2 74 52 IS .20
Eilreka, Cal..... 64 O 62 62 4
Galveston. Texas J8 2 82 76 12 .02
Havre, Mont.... 52 2 18 60 4 0
Jackaoavllle. Fla. 82 94 78 10 .86
Kansas City, Mo. 64 O 76 62 8 - 0
Knoxvllle, Tenn. 70 2 82 68 4 .23
Los Angeles, Cal 66- Q 8$ 66 4 O
Marshfield, Or... 64 0 68 66 ' O
ew Orleans, La 82 6 82 78 8 .13
New York, N.Y. 68 0 76 66 0
K. Head, Wn... 68 4, 68- 66 13 0
K. Taklma, Wa. t OS S 82 68 4 O
Portland, Or.... F61 5 1O0 61 8
Roseburg. Or.... 68 O 88 58 4 , O
Rt. Louis, Mo... 66 4 78 62 8 O
Salt Lake, Utah. 68 4 68 8 O
8. -FranctoecCal. 64 4-2 70 64 S O
cVattle, Wash... 60 4 88 60 10 O
Sitka. Alaska.- SO 6 .... 64 .... 0
Spokane, Wash.. 62 - 2 60 O
Tacoma, Wish,. 68 s 80 68-L4 O
Tatooab I.. Wn.. 62 O 62 62. W O
Valdea, Alaska. 64 2 42 ....
WsUa Walla,Wn. 74 10 100 - 72 4
Washington. D.C. 68 4 76 64 "4 .10
Wlnnipegr Man.. 68 - 0 78 50 - S O
Yellowstone Park 46 4- 6 76 42 4 ' 0
..Afternoon report of preceding day,
What Can Be Seen Around Portland
CouncU Creet '(1100 feet) View unequalled.
' Columbia and Willamette rivers, Tualatin vaU
-ley. Willamette valley, -Cascade- and Coast
rsugesv f ivs snow-capped mountains- (north to
VBH OBI C1CW "Joi,, W i- .Miuw, I1.WO: Bh
St.- Helens. 8697; Me. Adams.12.D07; alt.
: Uood. 11-6; Mt. Jefferson, 10,522. ' , -
- Washlnrton Park, at bead of Wsshlnrtoe
street. Flowers, shrubs and trees. Children's
model playgrounds. Noteworthy- nieces of
sculptors: "comma or toe wnite Man, " by
: Herman Atkins McNeill, presented by heir
Dental Work
THAT IS
PRACTICAL
; LASTING
SCIENTIFIC
and "
: MODERN
"--lllfil lull ill III i ill
Dr. B. Wright
20 years :
practice
'- Improvement has been my con
stant aim. I am still learning-.-.
My work ls placed to stay. It
Is the best obtainable.
I give you my personal atten
tion. I am assisted by every mod
ern Instrument and agency known,
to dentistry.
Painless extraction of teeth. '
.. Host Seasonable Prloes.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
XT. "W. Corner Sixth, and Waablng
.: - ton, XToxthwest Slds.
Phones Mam 2119, A-2U9,
Office Hours -8 A. M. to a P. M.
, -., Co&snltat.lnn Fs. .
TOWN TOPICS
: Thievery on Waterfront- Daring the
last few months there has been a great
deal, of thievery going on around the
waterfront, principally at - the boat
houses. Canoes, rowboats and articles
pertaining ' thereto have been r stolen
without number. : Very ; lew arrests
have been made, owing to lack of evi
dence. However, at Lamberson . ' &
Re id's boathouse, located at the east
end of the Hawthorne bridge, two men
Who were caught1 In the act of steal
ing some articles will probably ; be
prosecuted. , v'ft-r:;';C ' . j.;
Street Belsr Widened. Powell
street, from Milwaukle-to East Nine
teenth Is being widened from SO to 60
feet. Only a few buildings will have
to be moved. A concrete sidewalk will
be constructed to replace the worn out
plank walk. The cost of the work,
$9500, is assessed; to the - "benefited
property. v . . -
To Get the Individual fit and style
you must have your clothes made to
order, and we will make them for $10
down and the balance $5 a month. You
will find this an easy way to get your
clothes. Unique Tailoring Co., men's
and ladles' tailors, 309 Stark,; between
Fifth and BUth. (Adv.)
- Uellyhtfully Cool summer dances at
Cotillion hall every .Wednesday . and
Saturday evening; - under management
of Professor Rlngler. (Adv.) v
Business Uen's Club. There will be
a special meeting of the East Side
Business Men's club Thursday night to
Woman's Belief .Corps. The enter
tainment given last night at the Mon
tavilla Christian church by the - Wo
man's Belief Corps And the women Of
the church, was a very successful af
fair. The program opened by a piano
solo by Miss G. Welch, followed by
a delightful vocal aolo by Miss E. Turner..,-
Several ; comic : r readings were
given by Miss Mv Lewis, and there was
a very pretty flag drill given by nine
little girls. Mrs. Herbert; Garr Reed
charmed the audience by her reading
of , CHenry'a "Magii." ."The Patch
work Quilt, and '.Xittle Miss Brag."
Another featnra was the solos by Mrs.
H. Pollock, of the relief corps. ..Gall
Carothers ; gave I a reading and Georges
Welch sang a funny solo. Professor
D. JJevln played and Miss Lee Miller
sang. Ice cream was served after the
program ? .j. , ;
Mrs. Emily Bowling. The funeral
of the late Mrs. Emily A. Dowllng was
held from - the i family residence, 100
East Twerityfourth street. North, yes
terday afternoon.- Mrs,1 Dowllng was
born, In; Portland 60 years , ago, and
was one of the early ; workers in the
Trinity ; Episcopal church. For 50
years she lived at Ninth and Burnside.,
Her father, Edward Dalton was well
known In Portland, but died in 1857.
Her husband, the late James Dowllng,
was a member of the volunteer fire
department of early days. Five chil
dren survive her, Orme, Florence, James
and Edward S. , Dowling. and Mrs.
Charles F. Foster, Rev. O. W. Taylor
of the Grace Memorial Episcopal
church, delivered -the funeral sermon.
Interment was made la ' Lone - Fir
cemetery. -
CONSULTATION liO CHARGE
We examine the
eyes by modern
and s e 1 e n tific
methods WB
tell TOTJ their
c o n d 1 tlon. not
asking' TOTJ
to tell ITS. . If
glasses are need
ed, we prepare
them In our own
workshop,
charging you a
reasonable price
for the i glasses
only, -i '
Our guarantee
means a - perfect
fit or no pay. ;
Let us car for' your eyes. - We
will make you our friend.
VHEELERflPTICALrO.
stb: ttjOob, obeoobtiabt Bisa.
consider the report of a committee to
select a time and place for the club's
annual picnic The committee is com
posed of K. B. Egan, H. L. Camp. C. C.
Hall, . Fred J. Brady, J.' D. Sherman,
M. O. Collins and -A. I, Pupuy. -
- Steamer Jesse Sarkina for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally,
except Sunday. ; Leave Washington
street dock at a p. m. t. CAdv.)
On Salt Pressed xaen Week $1.80
a month. Unique . Tailoring Co S0
Stark, Main 614. A-4214. (Adv)
J Welfare Club to . Meet-The Wom
an's Civic Welfare club will meet to
morrow at 8:30 In room B, Central 11-J
brary. At 3 o'clock Judge William N.
Gatens will speak on a new phase of
child welfare work. - ; v . ; - ; J
Hsynes' Old-Fashloued Salt Rising
Bread is 9 delicious. Ask your fro
cer t Adv.) " ' .. t ;
- rrtnted Stationery, Books, Jorters.
F.W.Baltes & Co. Main 166. A-lieS.Ad.
' r. B. C. Brown'Eya, Sar. Mohawk
bldg. - (Adv.) .
r. A 1C Webster has returned. Ad.
Bt. Bobert Sale EUU has returned.
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THE MOST IN VALUETHE BEST IN QUALITY
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Don't Forget ' About Our Summer
eekly Half-HoHdays
WE CLOSE OUR STORE AT 1 P. M. ON THURS
? DAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST ;
, - ,With the hearty co-
. operation ot tne worn-. M V
- en's clubs and various
-other organizations and
individuals working for;
'.women's welfare, we
have been instrumental
in establishing an eight
hour working day for
, Apartment store . em
ployes in this city. r:
We now take the in
itiative in - the institu
tion otVa Summer
weekly half-holiday in
; Portland, thus affording ; our employes : an oppor- -,
tunity . to get out , into the open and secure a bene-',
. fidal rest. and well-earned recreation during these,
hot months. - - , t
Arrange j to do your shopping at ... periods other
than Thursday; afternoons during July and August.;
4 Advocate the , Summer weekly, half-holiday . among
your friends and in your, club circles, fostering a
public desire v for it to become universal. , v w
Alt
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A
Etire
UsaAall
Of Bedroom, Dining-Roorn and Living-Room Chairs
and Rockers in Oak, Enamel and Mahogany
The Jast portion of the damaged furniture stock of an eastern manufacturer shipped on ,
the steamship "Pennsylvanian," which caught fire off the coast of Balboa, May, 1915
is now on sale. These pieces are in excellent condition and are now offered; at prices
that are, without question, the lowest you have ever known. " . !
Chancellor Is Here. Chancellor L.
Jenks of Chicago, president of the Na
tional Association of the Dartmouth
college alumni. Is in the city as a del
egate to the congress of the National
Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution. He is president of the
Illinois society. He presided at -a re
ception for the Dartmouth alumni at
the Hotel Portland at 6 o'clock yester
day afternoon. - Bishop. Sumner a
Dartmouth . alumnus, and formerly
president of the Dartmouth Alumni as
soclation of Chicago, and Thomas A.
Perkins, another delegate to the. S. A.
R. congress, and secretary of the fcall-
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' BZAS THESE FBICBS
Full Set Teeth, that fit. .$5.00
Gold Crown, 22-k . . . . .$3.50
Bridge Teeth, 22-k . . . . $3.50
Painless Extraction ..... 50c
"It you find this number yon won't get hart."
Corner of Second and Morrison. Look
for the big Union sign. All work guar
, an teed. . . -
St, Whetstone. -"Mgr. "
Order of
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United; Arti sans
A Sodlal. 1 Fraternal. Beneficial
Society for men and women. - Four
plana of Insurance based upon ade
quate rates, and ; backed by a-surplus
of nearly one million dollars;
20 lodges in .-Portland. Over 11,000
members in Oregon. - Let ' us tell
you about it. . Phone Main 1220.
; -, ' C. Xi. ICJUia H A, -' '
' i ' ' Supreme Secretary, , . -631
Beck Bldg., . Portland, Orejon.
Dining ; Chairs, Usual .
. " $5.7o "
$1.98
fi.98 and up ; to 2.78 for
"cane back, slip-seat, bo frame
oak dining chairs. : ; -
Oak Rockers, Usual
$10.25 . .
$2.9i5
$2.95 , and up to $4.58. for
quartered oak and mahogany
finish rockers, priced accord
ing to, condition.- Large and
roomy, good quality. I
Enamel Rockers, Usual
$5.00 '
$2.35
White enamel cane seat rock
ers in -fine condition, : long"
posts, brace arms, spindle
back. " - ' . - '- ' v
$4.35 Porch Chairs. . V$le49
$6.50 Mahogany Chairs - $2.95
$7.50 Enamel Rockers. . $2.99
$7.75 Enamel -Rockers. . ..98c
$7.50 Windsor Rockers . $1 .69
$3.00 Porch Rockers i;. . $1.10
$ 1 2.50 Folding Go-Carts
Roomy t large j size one-motion folding go-"
-carts of fine quality with . adjustable hood,
; reclining back and large wheels. , '
9 1.75 Sewing Tables
.."':;---$i.io.';:'.:v.
Sewing-room . or, cutting table with stamped
measure on edge, folds very compactly; rigid,
when unfolded, r.nished naturaL ' , , - ,
; : Refrigerators
t SOc a Week, .
Select the Refrigerator, that best suits your
purpose. "Any size,, any' kind and pay us at
the rate of 50c per week. t
Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinets
,The greatest labor-saving Cabinet any woman
( can own. -The famous White Beauty Cabinet
vIs the best of them all : Terms $1.00 weekly.
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CCHVAB PRIfJTinC col
VsfEEN F. GREENE-HARRY FISCHER
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Salespeople vv ) ' f -M
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Portland's quarter million people are to be the jury we submit our
case without question.
Tomorrow, Thursday at 9 A. M. Prompt It DosinD
NOTICE We have bought The Bon Marche stock, together with a
quantity of the salvage from the steamship Pennsylvanian, and arc
going to close all out at onc at such prices as will astonish you!
Elemember Sale Starts Thursday 9 A. Ll
We will refund car fare and pay for the time of all unsatisfied'
customers. Every value quoted guaranteed. Jl-
Umbrellas
i
Children's . Regular
Oc, Each
Be
Curling Irons
Regular' 10c, Each
Be
Hair Pins
Reg. 10c and 15c,
Per Box"
Be
500 Prs. Men's
Dress Shoes
Reg. $3.50 to $4.50
Shoes v 9c Pair
One .Lot of Ladies'
Misses', Children's
0
, -
i ' 1
' . . . . .., .,
. Pins
- Regular 5c."
-Be
2000 Yards
Sum'r Suiting
and . Wash Goods. .
Reg. 25c to 35c,
YD.
Ladies9 Sldrts
, $3.50 to $5.00
48
$B
Boys' Caps
Regular 25c, Each
Be.
Safety Pins
. - I. r
Per Dozen
Mary Janes
Regular $2.00
.19
$1
Ladies' Shoes
. It
' $3.50 to $1.00
Values .
Misses' Skirts
Regular Values -
., $2.506 $i.00
MM
Ladies'; Skirts
.-' - -. . .. . -1- . .
$5.00 to $7.50
Skirt Hangers
- Regular 25c
5c
1000 Pairs of
Men's Sox
Black and Tan, Pr.
'5-
.Men's
Underwear
'Genuine Porps Knit
- Guaranteed Reg.
50c Garment ,
29 c
Men's Oxfords
Reg. $3.50 to $5.00
T a
9 Be
Boys' Shoes
Regular $2.25
i v..r v-.;-'.f j-y' -A' yy:'.-.
1.3.
Children's
Dresses
$2.50 to $3.50
9Cc
Ladies' Coats
r Greatest value ever
offered' $12.50 -
to $18.00 -
1000 Child
ren's Hose
the Pair
5C
Union Suits
....-
,:" Balbriggari,
; $1.00 Values -
59c
Men's Shirts
$1 Values, with and
without collars
-Men's Hats 1
-... -. ' . v
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Children's
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latest colors and
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