THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ; 22, . 1916.
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Annual!; Meeting fc Is Set . for
v December4r-When Secre-
A: H. LEA'S SALARY HANuo
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Vo Statement.
Diver Disappears
After Halting snip
M Salerrt, Or., Nov. 22. T annual
meeting or me ii.j - ----tnn
ut .for December 4, at which
time, "bsldes.,,he scheduled reelection!
of a.' II. eai W seoretai, much-lm-l
portant business ana some prooaoia
controversies "will be settled and de
termined. , ,
';"Mr. Lea, while he takes the position
ht It la lneumtMnt'nnAn him to con
tinue In office. In order that Fred
Currlo of La Grande, who would like
to hare the place, shall not be elected.
Mr. Lea is alsa of the opinion that he
ougnt to stay in orrice unui aiier ma
lexlalatura has made orovlsion tor the
tate fair by adequate appropriations,
beca.ua a of his Influence with the mem
bers of the Multnomah senate and
house delegation. It Is also current po
litical gossip that he bus Ills eye on
the place held by Harvey Beckwlth,
member of the Industrial Accident
British steams Siamese Frince
ports' Having Been Detained at Sea
Sarlas; Heavy Storm.
New Tork, Nor. S2-(L N. S.) Of
flcers of the Brftsh steamship Siamese
Prince, which arrived yesterday from
Brest, reported that three shells had
been fired at the vessel early on the
moraine; . of November , when 200
miles west of the Island of Quessant,
by a submarine.. The attack was made
without warning.
Two shells came first in quick suc
cession. The steamship stopped Im
mediately. Boats were swung out and
the crew put on life preservers. After
waiting a few minutes with no sign
of. the attacking craft, the --Siamese
Prince steamed away at full speed.
There was a rough sea at the time.
The Siamese Prince officers believe
this was the reason the submarine
could not ride the waves to follow
up its shelling.
There were 64 hostlers aboard the
boat, many of whom were Americans.
Proposed Bill Aims
At Big Food Trusts
Beyresentative Sabath Will Ask Con.
grass to Begulete Warehouses and
Oold Storage to Control Prices.
Chicago, Nov. 12. (U. P.) Con
gressman A. J. Sabath of Chicago con
ferred with United States District At
torney Charles ' Clyne on a proposed
law aimed at the unprecedented rise in
food prices.
Sabath said today he had authentic
information that there were combines
in food commodities, such as potatoes.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IS n
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SAYS VICE-
.PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS BEST BY EVERY TEST'.
PRESIDENT
Empties Moving to Coast Al
most on Passenger Time,
Declares C O. McCormick.
i?rti , " fci. freA " nd b""r- He is drafting a bill
Commission, whose term has expirea . , . . ,.- ,.. ,,,
and Who will probably be asked to . J? eves would prevent such
walk the plank by the governor when
even opportunity seems to be ripe.
Salary in Question.
will come up for consideration and
settlement at the annual meetlna Is
tne salary to te aiiowea sir. iea lor
; secretary; Prank Meredith, who held
. the secretaryship for many years, drew
a salary of $2000 per year, as did w.
place when the latter was deposed at
' When Mr. Lea took the place it was,
presumably, at the same rate of com
pensaticn and ho board action has
,been taken otherwise; tfaourh Mr. Lea
contends that ho has ben working on
'probation and, that his salary is to be
I fixed at a figure -much -in excess of
t 12000 if, in the opinion of the board.
hls services would warrant such ac-
speculation.
Warehouse owners and cold storage
men will be hardest hit in Sabath's
bill, which wouLl regulate the length
of time food can be kept in storage.
He would also provide for a congres
sional investigation of the food situ
ation and a special appropriation to
enable federal district attorneys to
pusp. their fight on speculators.
Cold Water Thrown
. On New British Loan
Advisory Council of Pederal .Reserve
Board Calls Buying of Short Time
Votes "Hot Sound Business Policy."
Washington, Nov. 22. (I. N. S.)
The advisory council of the federal re
Eugene. Or.. Nov. 22. Increase in
the demurrage would encourage the un
loading of freight cars, thereby doing
a great deal to assist In relieving the
car shortage, "declared C. C. McCor
mick. -vice-president of the Southern
raclfic company, in Eugene Tuesday.
Mr. McCormick said His company
doing, everything possible to bring re
lief to the shippers.,
"We are routing empty cars west
ward on almost passenger train sched
ules," he said, "and we do not load
them, either. But the great difficulty
is the lack of ships. The merchandise
shipped from this section of the coun
try lies in the cars in the east because
there are no ships on which to load it
and because the warehouses are all
full. We cannot have much Improve
ment in the situation until the goods
are taken out of the cars in the east."
To show how the company is en
deavoring to relieve the situation, Mr.
McCormick stated that a few days ago
not a single car of merchandise was
shipped out of San Francisco on a
certain day. Every car was held over
until the next day and double loaded,
thus carrying almost two carloads of
merchandise in each car.
Mr. McCormick had started on a tour
of the company's line in Oregon, but
when he arrived in Eugene he was
called south again.
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Beginning Thursi
A Clearance of Trimmed Hats
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tlon. What the hoard will do in refer . .,".. JL" .
enos to the question is not known, -i l"TlZ t Z r ,
' ' w iw,v Plan Proposed by J. P. Morgan & Co.
'!:' '. raec Maae. AV I to make another big lotrn to England
... No action has been taken by the fcnd her anle8 without security,
board to check; the expenses of the past , Hi P Davidson of the house of
f '. . V. . Morgan is unaerstooa lo Have pre-
ing cf Commissioners Marsters, Rev- n.H th. .i.. , p,..Mt wn-
holds and Weatherred. have riot been,. a wun, House conference last
...ai4u wi.ii m iuiiKiai Saturday
of tho year's business by Secretary
Lea. . The board has held no meeting
Islnee the close of the state fair, so
that all of the mass of business Inci-
Tbe advisory council today passed
a resolution discouraging federal re
serve banks from buying short term
dent to it will have to be checked JT:iv Lr.T .1
do so. The council is composed of
some of the most powerful bankers
in the country.
: 'over, as Well as the new business Inci
dent to vie coming session or the legis
lature. . r
" During; the last year the business
Of the board has been run very largely
as;a,;;op wan, affair. The secretary
;has contracted Ihe bills, and made the
expenditures, and vouchers In tiav-
,taent have. be4h approved and signed
by the president;' M. L. Jones, and the i
'Secretary without submission to the,
.other, members. So that the December
meeting will acquaint the board, for '
' the' first time, with the details of the
state fair finances.
' u Secretary Xas Bun .Board. . I
It has been the custom to run the '
. business of the board during the past
year very largely upon the initiative'
' of the secretary, who, in turn, sup
ported bis program by the contention
that it waa satisfactory to the gov
ernor. It is whispered that there is a di
vision of sentiment In the board re
garding the appropriation budget.
'' Secretary- Lea is asking for appro
priations for the construction of new
buildings and pavilions, which some
members of the board believe can not
. possibly be given, becatiae of the stric
tures of the tax limitation amendment,
and it is probable that the board will
'recall soma of these requests and con
fine their recommendations to those
things which ar absolutely necessary
.'for. .the' conduct, and maintenance of
the fair for the coming two years.
Springfield Forbids
Using Gas in Hotels
Springfield. Mo., Nov. 22. (I. N. S.)
An ordinance prohibiting the use of
gas for illuminating purposes in any
hotel or rooming house was passed to
day by the city council. In Justifica
tion of their action the city fathers
cite the fact that in the past few
months many guests at hotels and
lodging houses have been asphyxiated
as a result of "blowing out the light."
Man Charged With !
Murder Seeks Alibi
Bew Torker Held for Chicago Slay
ing1 Advertises for Haines of Guests
at Hotel on Bight of Crime.
Chicago, Nov. 22. (U. P.) Daniel 1
A. Farrell of Brooklyn, N. Y., adver
tised here today for an alibi to save
him from having to face trial on a
charge of murder.
Farrell was arrested at the T. M. C. 1
A. hotel November 1, two days after
Richard Hatfield was killed in a sa
loon holdup.
Farrell denied knowledge of the
crime and said he was at the T. M. C.
A. hotel when the murder took place.
Room clerks refused to give Far
rell's attorney the names of guests
registering about the time Farrell was
given a room. Farrell advertised today
for names of persons at the hotel Oc
tober 30.
? Jj Being the Most Important Announcement of the Season
U SH l peal AA K afX A"V aT sT
Our Entire Stock of Newest, Most Fashionable Hats Grouped Into
Three Lots, Irrespective of Former Prices
Most Radical Reductions
An occasion that presents the Smartest and handsomest millinery of the season at price3
that makes it imperative for every woman to avail herself of the low prices.
There arc exactly 25 handsome models at $15.00 of velvet with gold and silver trimmings
and allover lace combined with fur and many other novel effects.
At $10.00 we offer an assortment of 90 of our best hats of velvet or a combination of silk
and velvet, in black and colors.
The hats at $5.00 number at least 97 in the lot smart wearable modtls for all occasions, in
large, medium and small effects, that are most artistically trimmed.
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Small Coin Supply
Now Running Short
Washington. Nov. 22. (I. N. S.)
Owing to an Increasing public demand
the supply of pennies, nickels and
dimes is running short. In an effort
to meet the situation, a conference was
held here today between the superin
tendents of the mints of Denver, San
Francisco and Philadelphia. Although
they are being operated night and day,
the mints are running behind.
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An Unprecedented Season in Velvets. Plushes and Corduroys
Makes Possible This Sale
Short Lengths Velvets, Corduroys, Plushes
One-Fifth to Half Off
Sold Regularly From $1.50 to $7.00 Yard
This sale is one of marked exception, as never before at this time of the year have we ever
accumulated such a large assortment of remnants from the finest of velvets as you will
find in this offering.
Dress lengths, coat lengths, short ends for trimming, for bas, for millinery and many
other purposes. Chiffon velvets, importedChiffon plushes, novelty plushes, Velvets, Vel
veteen, Corduroys and millinery velvets, in black and beautiful colorings.
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leeend Floor
$30,000,000 Placed
To Purchase Grain
Winnipeg. Man.. Nov. 22. (U. P.)
The Canadian government today placed
S36.000.000 with chartered banks for
I purchasing grain for England.
Puget Sound Export
Trade Is Increasing
H;':"- ,
' Port To'rnsend. Wash., Nov. tl. (P.
NT.; 8.) During the month of October.
theJumber exports from Puget sound
showed: maraed Increase over pre
vious months during the last two
years. The exports totaled 28,600,000
feet, according to the monthly state
ment Just Issued by Collector Rosooe
M. Drumheller. Raw cotton also
reached the top line, with 44.443 bales
valued at 13,784,190, while iron, steel
and manufacturers to the value of $,
; '81,916 found their way to foreign
. countries, .
Murder Defendant
Engages in Brawl
Baker,hOr., !Nov. 22. .Bert Hopkins.
; acquitted of murder a few days ago, got
into a'Qtiarrel with a companion while
they and several others were drinking
when taunted with being a murderer!
lie MB the Other over the head with a
whiskey bottle. Inflicting slight
'cuts.- John 'Hernandez, one of the
party, a witness for Hopkins, waa ar
rested for drunkenness and the others
, allowed; to go. Hopkins leaving; town
at once.,?: . ;
Squash Seed Cron
jgiiiiDestroyed by Fire
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'Daytoiv .'drwl Nov.. JJ.--J," R,- Jayes
f Grand Island a boot eight miles
south of .Dayton, lost 11800 by a mys
terious fire Saturday evening. .The
loss -consisted of the entire crop of
sauash seed raised on a 13 aore tract
ahdJntendea'ror the D. M. Ferry Seed
company of Detroit, Mich. The crop
was not insured. Mr. Jayes had started
tor; Balera,. about an hour before the
fir was aeen by a neighbor.
'. j Albao? '. Plan Development. '
Albany. Or., Nov.-32 At the regu-.
Kar meeting; of the Albany Commercial
club- last night steps were taken to
carry on aevsiopment wprk at Albany
. during the next year. The Albany
Realty Board met with the directors
a Ed the two organisations 'will work
together. , ' 11
KiTCHEN
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DEMONSTRATED
This Week by the Use of the Famous
"Wear-Ever" Aluminum
Have You Come to Afr. Polivkcf Special .
Lectures and Demonstrations This Week?
You Have Missed Something
If you missed one of her interesting talks. All questions will
be gladly answered.
Be Sure to Come Thursday
It's Candy Day!
'Think of all the good candies and delicacies you can
make for the coming holidays.
Ask for fudge and peanut brittle recipes. Mrs. Polivka's
tested recipes they're delicious.
AND DON'T FORGET
That tomorrow is the last
day to get the special
6-Qt"Wearever"
Preserve Kettle
At 98c
Which is way below the
regular selling price.
-Friday is Pot Roast Day one of the most practical and interesting
demonstrations. - Bastmet
53 Dresses of Serge
Quite Unusual in Style
Unexcelled in Quality of Materials
Can't Be Equaled at the Sale Price
$10.00
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Made to our especial order from a fine piece of French
serge in black, navy, brown, Burgundy, plum and green.
They reproduce the new plaited models the new straight line
cape dresses and finished with silk collars and cuffs, and braid
trimmings, and some with a sash. Third rioor
Are You Going
South for Winter?
You'll Need An
Innovation
Wardrobe
Trunk
In the new 191?
models, that are excess
baggage proof.
Styles for both men
and women. In small,
medium and large sizes.
Sold Here
Exclusively
Sub-Basement.
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Women's Washable
Kassan Gloves
In sizes 5xi to 7
go on sale at. . . .
$1.50
These gloves are of a splendid quality pique or
P. X. M. sewn with fancy contrasting stitched backs.
In white, ivory, putty, gray, tan and canary shades.
First Floor
Women's Fine Lisle Thread
Union Suits
With Silk Tops
On Sale at 98c
In tight knee or chemise style torchon lace
trimmed. In, pink or white, with glove silk tops,
reinforced under the arms. In sires 36 to 40.
First Floor
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The Corset Store Offers
The Very Newest
W. B. Nuform
Dancing Corset
In sizes 21 to 26
At $2.00
A dainty model for slender figures, which
is extremely low, and without any bust line.
Made of coutil, and filled with flexible bon
ing and elastic band at the top which gives
with every bend of the figure, yet holds the
natural shape. Finished with lace and rib
bon. ronrth Floor
The Underwear Section
Has just received a new Shipment of
Philippine Underwear
Which we place on Sale Thursday
At $2.25
For Hand-Made Gowns,
Of fine lingerie cloth in three different
styles with round orV necks, finished with
hand scalloninp' and trimmed with HaJntv
patterns of hand embroidery.
Regulation Chemise II
tor $1.98
Of sheer lingerie with fine scalloped edges
and trimmed with the "'dot" embroidery. All
ribbon drawn. roortb rloo
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The World Famous Knabe Piano Sold Here Only
, We also wish to announce that we have some other
Beautiful New Pianos
Just received from the Factory. Mahogany and Oak Cases
Fine tone and responsive action
Only $243.00
of
A Three-Day Sale
Dru
and Toilet Needs
We Have Anticipated Your Every Need in This
Announced Event
. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
TOOTH PREPARATIONS
Pebeco Tooth - Paste ...... ,39c
Colgate's Tooth Paste .... . ,20c
Pepsodent Past ......... 25c
Soxodont Liquid, laif sis. . 29c
Calox Tooth Powder .20c
For ham's Pasta for Pyorrhea 45 C
Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder ..89c
Rubifoam Tooth Wash ...... J 8c
Sosodont Paste or Powder . -20c
Sanitol Tooth Preparations 20c
Boradent Tooth Paste 25c
Revelation Tooth Powder . . . 25c
Kolynos Tooth Pasta . . . . . ,20c
Pond's Tooth Paste 20 C
Colgate's Tooth Powder . ...J5c
Lyon's Tooth Pasta ..... .17c
Zylano Tooth Psste, Urge... 3Sc
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NICKEL BATHROOM
SUPPLIES
Well Soap Dishes . -23c
Tooth Brush tfld'r, 6 sises 29 C
Beth Tub Soap Dish 39c
Towel Rods, 24-in. long .S9c
Towel Rings, double 98c
Class Shelves and brackets
sizes 18 and 24-inch . 69c
Tumbler Holders 59c
Small Nickel Hooks 10c
Large Nickel Hooks 25c
Glass Towel Roda 69c
Bath Brushes, stiff bristles 33 C
Free Bath Brush Offer
With each purchase of nickel
fixtures amounting to $1.50
and over a detachable handle
bath brush will be given free.
Face Cream and Lotions
La Noye Vanishing Cream .39c
Woodbury Facial Cream . . .29c
Sanitol Cold Cream 20 C
Hind's Honey & Almond Cr'm 40 C
Elcaya Cerate 45 C
Pond'a Creems 20c
Pompeien Message Cream . .40 C
Pompeian Night Cream . . . .35c
Theatrical Cream, lb. can .... 43 C
Satin Skin Cream 20 C
Darrett & Ramsdell Cold
Cream 43 C
Sempre Ciovine 39c
Dr. Charles' Flesh Food . . . .39c
Still man Freckle Cream 39c
TOILET AND
MEDICINAL SOAP
Large cakes, perfumed ...... 5c
Palmolive Soap Tc
Knight's Bath Tableta ISc
Conti Castile, large bar . . ..$1.00
Bocabelli Castile, large bars 85c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap. .... 1 Oc
Woodbury Facial Soap 20 C
Cuticura Soap .18c
Fels Nsptha Soap .......... 4c
Resinol Skin Soap . ,22c
Packer's Tar Soap J8c
'Pear's Scented Soap 18c
Posfam Soap ." ,20c
Lurline Soap
Large cakes, pure white
soap for this sale.
3 for 10c.
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RUBBER GOODS AND
SICK ROOM SUPPLIES
2- qt. Water Bottle .... .SI. 19
3- qt. Water Bottle .... .SI. 3 9
3-qt. Maroon Syringe . .SI. 39
2-qt. Maroon Syringe . . St .1 9
Douche Syringe $1,49
Baby Syringe 19c
Baby Water Bottle , 60c
Rubber Bath Sponges ...25cs
Clinical thermometers ...59c
Red Rubber Gloves . . . . ,35c
Sanitary Napkins, 6 in box 19c
Hospital Cotton 29 C
S-ox. Bottle Peroxide 15c
Benetol Antiseptic 40 C
White Enamel Douche Can
with red tubing $1.10
White Enamel Bed Pan $1.39
Aluminum Bed Pan 98c
POWDER PUFFS
AND CHAMOIS
Large Velour Puff a J 0c
Oval Face Chamois $C
Large Black Horn Chamois for
cleaning, washable ..... ,89c
Medium Washable Chamois . 59c
TOILET PAPER
1000 Sheets Soft Manila
Tissue in rolls, 3 for . .2Sc
Crepe Paper, roll Sc
1000 Sheets, 3 pkgs 25c
Quantity limited at these
prices.
SUNDRIES
Pure Paraffin Oil, pint ..40c
Squibb's Liquid Petrolatum 90c
Beef-Iron-Wine, pint ....40c
Carbona Cleaning Fluid . ,20c
Blue Jay Corn Plasters ...19c
Blue Jay Bunion Platters .19c
Aspirin TableU, 2 dosen 35c
Corn or Bunion Plasters ..7c
Egyptian Deodoriser , . . J 9c
Chamois Chest Protector 49c
Safety Corn Rasor ...... I9c
Canned Heat, solid alcohol ,7c
Sterno Stoves, complete ,39c
S gr. Cascara Tablets ...29c
Hinkle PUIs, bottle 19c
Glass Nasal Douche . .....5c
Glover Dog Soap ....... ,17c
Glover Mange Remedy . . .40c
PATENT REMEDIES i
Luterine, 3 sises, 19c. 39c. 73c
1 -mr m mrmw a w eee SBBV W
Glycothymoline 80 C
riuio wster, quart ....... .JUC
HorUck's Melted Milk, hospital
siae f2 flit
Wyeth Glycerine Supp 21 C
Bromo aeltxer, large sise ...aUc
Castoria, the genuine . . . . . ,25c
R1U. N.tur. UmrU T.kl.l. . 70.
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Sloan Liniment, special. ..... 33c
tfl S a mm. .m.
raercouied wax 59c
Saxolite 59c
White Pine and Cherry . f. ,33c
Lydia Pinkham Compound 73c
Laxative Bromo Quinine . . . . J 8c
Zymole Trokeys, tablets. . . .,20c
Formamint Throat Losenges 40c
Mentholatum, largo site . . , ,33c
Cuticura Ointment 40c
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HOUSEHOLD DRUGS
' A Very Special Offer
At 19c Each
For three days only
Any of the 'following rose
water, glycerine, camphorated
oil, tr. arnica, extract vanilla or
lemon, witch hazel, rose water
with glycerine, eucalyptus oil,
boric acid, spirits camphor, bay
rum, cocoanut oil, violet ammo
nia and castor oil.
For three days we shall setl
any of the following items
at
7c Each
Washing ammonia, spirits of
turpentine, rose water, glycer-t
ine, spirits camphor, chalk and
orris, boric acid, powdered bo
rn, Epsom salts, denatured al
cohol, soda mint tablets, oil
cloves and powdered pumice
stone.
FACE POWDERS AND
BEAUT fFIERS
Java Rico Powder .37 C
La Noyo Liquid Powder 39 C
Robertine, white, flesh . ...39c
Pivert French Face Powder . .35c
Violet Amber Royal Powder S1J95
Piver Powders, 4 shades . .$1.00
Djer Kiss Fsc Powder ....SOc
La Dorine Vanity Powder . . ,45c
Eclipse Vanity Powder .....20c
Roger & Galls t Rico Powder 30c
Bebcock's Massatta Tale . . .'.12c
Williams Talcum, 2 for . . .. .25c
Air Float Talcum ...fie
La Blache Powder 39
Squibb's Talcum 9c
diverts Talcum 21 C
Jergen's Eutaska Talcum . . . .19c
Oriental Cream $1,10
"shaving supplies
Colette Razor, complete . .$3.49
Gillette Blades, dosen 89c
Gem Safety Rasor 89c
Mennen Shaving Cream. .. . .18c
Colgate'a Barber Bar 5c
Styptiq Pencils for cuts ... ,5c
BRISTLE GOODS
Hughes Waterproof Brush $1.50
Cushion Beck Hair Brush ..59c
Solid Back Hair Brushes, a spe
cial assortment $2.49
Ebony Finish Hair Brush ...59c
Hand and Nail Brushes . ...,J2c
Hand and Nail Brushes in sev
eral sty Us .39c
Tooth Brushes, celluloid or
white bono handle 15c
Tooth Brushes 29 C
Leather Back Cloth Brush .59c
Whisk Brooms in 3 sixes . . t -19c
Pre-Holiday Sale of French Ivory
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Article for Xmas Delivery
Perfume Bottles 25c
3 Bottle Perfume Set $1.75
Picture Frames, large assort. 25c
3 stylos, small size Picture,
each ......35c
Postcard Sis Frames S5c
Soap Boms .19c
Extra Heavy Soap Boxes ... 50c
Napkin Rings with 1 letter . . .25c
Talcum Boxes ........... .65c
Glove Powder Boxes 50 C
Hat Pin Holders ... 89c
Cloth Brushes , $129
Manicure Sets 10c
Talcum Box Holder ...... .50c
Velvet Top Pin Cushion .. .65c
Pin Cushion and Jewel Box $lji5
Velvet Lined Jewel Box . . .$2.75
Hair Receivers ,9c
Mirrors for ............ .$5.00
Largo Round Mirrors ..... $3j00
Children's or Traveling Sis
Mirrors, round stylo . . .$1.49
Buffer, changeable chamois,. .59c
Extern Long Buffer ...... .$1 JO
Hair Brushes. 3 styles , . . .$1.98
Concave Beck Hair Brushes $4.00
Salve and Cream Jars ......25c
Traya , ..-..i.35c
Comb and Brush Trays .... 65c
Largo Trays for $1 .00
Manicure Piece to match ,.25c
Manicure Pieces in new styl50C
Powder Boxes and Hair Receiv
ers to match .$2.25
Heavy Combs ............ 50c
Clocks. S styles . .$1.49
Alarm Clocks $3.00
First Floor
Icrit.Only
Which we guarantee to. be by far the greatest piano worth obtainable.
Easy terms ifiesired.. . - . ;-,.--a - -iersntu Floor
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