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11 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, TUESDAY. ; JULY 10, 1917. HETTY GREEN'S SON, COL. L H. R. GREEN, IS TO BEJVIARR1ED TODAY Millionaire's Bride Is Miss Mabel E, Harlow, of High land Park, III. hs was Interested tn a real estate deal. if rears. ago. t Devoted Time to Charities Miss Harlow has resided at the home of bar aunt, Mrs. Crampton, aince the death of bar mother, five years ago. While not shunning society. Miss Har low has devoted most of her time to charities, both in Chicago and New York. The wadding took place at the bride's homo. Green and his bride will leare for New York, where they will board his yacht, the United States, for a voyage tnrongn tna Caribbean. Rey. P. a Wolcott of Trinity Epls-i copal emircft performed the ceremony. There were few guests, and the "million-dollar" marriage was more like a birthday party. ft.SwyMww. 1 r, it - t i - I .en 'SPIRITUAL BRIDE' TO RETURN SOUL-MATE TO HIS REGULAR WIFE If Latter Is Sincere, She De clares, She Will "Spiritual ly Divorce" Wealthy, Man. Chicago. July 10 (U. P.) EJward H. R. Green, Terrell, Kauffman county, Texas, aged 48; Miss Mabel EX Har low, Highland Park, Lake county. 111., aged 48 years. That's the way It reads on the mar riage license of the most propoaed to bachelor In the world, who forsook bachelorhood this noon. Colonel Green, who came here from New York with his secretary, W. H. Marshall, Sunday, refused yesterday to admit the Impending marriage to newspaper men who were "tipped off" from New York. Late yesterday, how ever, he and Marshall slipped out of town to Waukegan, 111., where the license was obtained. Last night the colonel 'f eased up. Shares 9100,000,000 Estate T am marrying the best and most sensible little lady In the world; I am marrying a quiet little lady, whom I can go to when I am burdened with the troublea of the world; I am marry ing for a real home," was the way Green put it. The colonel, who shares with his sister. Mrs. Matthew Astor Wliks, the $100,000,000 estate left by their moth er, Mrs. Hetty Green, met his bride when he called at the home of her uncle, George H. Crampton, with whom il ih i inereaimme. cigarette uuriev is "Blame food 7 tobacco Toasted tobacco The oitfybjg avarice in ju Years O0 guaranteed St Lonis. July 10. Mrs. Estellei nams ley, spiritual onw i kihwu V. Matlack, St. Louis capitalist, stands ready to "spiritually divorce" him. She made this announcement hero today on her arrival from Chicago. "I will try to sea Mrs. Matlack to day to effect a reconciliation," she said "If she will take him back and promise to love and cherish him then I will pasa out of his life forever and our pure love shall die the child of a j dream. i "I am doing this for the sake of his child and home. I am doing this be cause I love. Mm and put my love. above selfish interests.' Mrs. Matlack has been quoted as saying she will "forgive and forget all if he will leave 'Spooky Eetelle' and return to her fireside." Matlack returned here with Mrs. Hamsley from Chicago but ha would not discuss his plans. "I doubt whether Mrs. Matlack means ail ana has said about taking him back and forgiving him. I some times think she is e hamming to give i us newspaper notoriety. If when I talk to her today she convinces me aha ' does not mean to take him back then . I probably will marry Mr. Matlack ac- I cgroiQf to me conventions. i "But if ahe will promise me to take , V1m hos.1i- axJ 1.t . V, 4 W VI- VK.a Mil iWVV MJU lUVUU U1U1 lUi - ) I ever man i win pasa out oi CIS lire." J. H. Neustadter, 72, i TV ft T ft "J .uies m uamornia Pounder of Plrm With Blf Branch In Portland 7 asses After Being Unoon- soloas Tir Says. San rrandsco. July 10. (LN.S.)-1 J. H. Neustadter, founder of the firm of Neustadter Bros., dealers in men's ' rurniamng goods, whose only branch . is located In Portland, died Sunday ' afternoon at the Adler sanitarium here at the age of 72. At the death bed were hia widow, his son, Louis ; W. Neustadter, and daughter, Mrs. Clarence Walter, all of San Fran cisco. - Mr. Neustadter was stricken with cerebral apoplexy at the Concordia ; club July 4 and was immediately re-1 moved Uo the sanitarium, where be died without regaining consciousness. 1 News of his death was at once wired I to the Portland branch, and Clarence! 3. Jacob son, connected with the firm there, started for San Francisco. He crcoioff. Mr. Neustadter was one of the best I known merchants on the Pacific coast, having been engaged In business m Ban jrrancisco zor about naif a cen-, tury. Mr. Newstadtar established the branch factory in Portland in 1877, and until his last visit three years ago waa frequently in Portland in consultation with his partners. The firm employes several hundred naonla in its factorv her And It nvr Viam hod m.rtv dlffl. ' cultles with them, wages and cpnditlons ! being settled by friendly conferences. Mr. Newstadtar always insisted upon this method of adjusting differences, j His employes were bis friends. Business Must Meet Conditions to Arise H. C Spllltnan, manager of the school department, Remington Type writer company. New York city, ad dressed the department of business education on the subject, "Adjusting Ourselves to a New Business Era." In substance he said: "In a few months at most the clouds of the world's! i greatest war will have cleared in the;; aky and there will have come a new, order of things, a new dynasty of kings j monarchs of commerce. "The merchant who measures up to! his possibilities in this new era of1 American commerce will alter his point of view to meet the Changed condl-; tlona. ! "We are already beginning do as ! well as we know; we are crossing over from knowledge into habit we are adjusting our conduct to our princi ples." Salem Adopts All Charter Changes Salem, Or., July 10. All three amendments to the Salem city charter, submitted to the voters at a special election Monday, were adopted by sub stantial majoritiea and the city will now be able to drag Itself out of the financial muddle into which it was thrown when the supreme court held certain assessments for street paving to be invalid. The amendments empower the coun cil to make re-aasessmenta for street improvements, provide for remon strances, and provide for foreclosure of delinquent liens. Mexican Situation Improves Rapidly Washington, juiy i. xr &jr9. The Mexican situation was dlscuseoaj by Ambassador Fletcher wim conn sellor Polk of the state depart Monday afternoon. ! "The Mexican feeling tpwar United Mates has improved 1 ra' sine, we went to war with Gernw Ambassador Fletcher saidv after 4 1 rmaif" I We'Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or MoreShop Icrc and Reap the Benefit of This Additional Cash Saving Lawn Swings, Hammocks. Golf and Tentds Goods, Fishing Tackle, Wheel Goods, Fourth Floor Soda Fountain in the Basement Underprice Store Grocery Specials 4th Floor Kellogg's Corn "An F.akes, Wednesday, package J-UC ' Albers' Rolled Oats pre- QQ mium package special at OOC OWK Canned Pears $2.25 dozen the ' can for 20c Portland Agents for Gosaard Nemo Bon Ton B. & J., Royal Worcsstsr Corasto The Standard Stars Qfjh Northwest Olds, Wortmai & Kie Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Kodaks Cameras sad Swpplies 4lk Floor Ds-raloplng Printing and Enlarging By Exports Hundreds of odd gar ments skirts, coats, dresses, bathing suits and many other articles marked in blue pencil for quick selling, , y Basement Underprice Store "100-Special" Salea Featuring a Tremendous Week-End Sale of Odd Lines in Seasonable Merchandise An Extraordinary Bargain Event SPECIAL NOTE All Items Advertised Below Will Be on Sale the Remainder of the Week (4 Days) if Quantities Last Women's Wash Dresses Basement Sale 325 Women's and Misses' Dresses in a phenomenal clearance at less than half former prices. Beautiful styles for sport, beach and street wear made up in a good selection of high-grade ma terials in handsome patterns and color ings. Newest full skirts and fancy col lars. Many are shown In combinations of white nd colors. Attractive, well made dresses in this season's best stvles. The sale starts Wednesday morninz rand will continue the remainder of week. See these dresses priced at only $3.95 3000 Men's Fine Basement Sale Hundreds of men will avail themselves of this extraordinary sale and supply their shirt needs for months to come. Over 3000 shirts are involved in this Great 4 Days' Sale. Made up tn stand ard quality percale and madras tn a splendid assortment of new and attrac tive patterns. All are cut in good, full sizes and are well tailored. Soft or stiff cuff styles, collar bands are correctly sized. Sale starts Wednesday morning and will continue throughout the week if quantity lasts. Sizes range 14 to 17. Shirts If Waists and Middies Basement Sate A rousing 4 Days' Sale of Women's Waists and Middy Blouses at an ex tremely low price. Hundreds of gar ments In this Immense lot Dainty sheer waists of our celebrated American model make, with newest sport collars. Many trimmed with embroideries and laces. Also Pejgy Stewart Middies, guaranteed to wear and wash satisfactorily. Extra space will be given over to these gar ments In order that all may have an op portunity to see the many styles to best advantage. Good selection of sizes In the assortment. Dan't fail to attend I. I ' UnbUachfxl Shet Women's WaiiU Odd Lines CorU Silk Mixed Fabrics Toi't Soap 8 cskes Women's U. Suit Men's Dress Skirts Fine Loufdotk Women's Cools CkOdron's Drosses 68c 69c 25c 33c 25c 47c 63c $1.05 $3.98 75c 7Ix9Mn Unbleach- Waists of Vstknd- Basement Clear- 2600 yards beau- Standard So Soap Women's extra Basement Sale of for bolt of 10 yl. 75 good, serrio- Dainty striae tor ed Sheets, good ard $1.00 quamy. ance Sale of Wo- tiful Silk Mix- at any time. Sup- fine quality Union famous "Para- Very fine, eofi able Coats in this rfrla to 14 vrtZ heavy quality ma- Made up in rhjmy mens Corsets; turea for aummer ply your needs Sulta in pink or eon" Shirts for quality for under- lot. Plain colors of Made terial with welded attractive styles.; several hundred Dresaea, Waists, for entire yr.; So white. Tight or men. Made of wear and Infanta and mixtures. In rood sail tV a? seams. Limit 3 and fine materia , , pairs in this lot. stripes and fig- Toilet Soap, Base- loose knee. Base- splendid quality apparel Free from light, dark. Thia ginghams. Ban! do, to customer. Full range sizes.' J. Broken line sixes. ured effects. ment, 8 cakes 25o. ment. 4 days' sale. percale. 14 to 17. dressing. season's styles. ment 4 days' sals. i l 1 I I . i i ' I i ' 3 6 On. Taffeta SUk Toilet Paps vPn' PaU Man's Union Suite Wash Goods Woman's Suits Children's Coats 36-in. Silk Crepes Writing Tablets Womsm's U Suit; I 95c 4c l?c 59c 8c $9.85 $1.98 35c 5c 25c Beautl ful lus- Fine, soft quality Women's kuraer Basement Sale of 10,000 yards fancy Basement 4 days' Many coata in thle SS-lnch Black Silk Several thousand Women's auramar trous finish and Crepe Toilet Pa- weight knit x'ants Men's summer wt. striped and flgur'd sale of Women's lot were formerly Crere. a very de- Writing Tablets wt. Union Suits I excellent quality per in standard with loose kiv'e. Knit Union Smta. Vol lea, Lawns, Tailored Sulta. In- marked to sell t alrable fabric for bought underprice the great 4 day? forDressee. Suits, else rolls. Limit trim'd with lsjy Stylea sleeves Batistes. Crepes, elude practical) v more than double aummer dresses various stss, sale. Oslr 4 Bold Skirts etc., 3S lna JO rolla to a cus- Splendid quallt and ankle length. Swisses, etc.. on all higher priced thia price. Sixe and waists. Bane- lined or unllned to a customer wide. Black only, j tomer. 4e the roll. 4 days' sale lc pr. , Speo. 69c garm nt. sale for 4 day a. Sulta. Choice 19.85 for girls 2 to 14. ment at yard 16c. Basement at c. quantity limited! Boys' Bath'g Suits Drssa Ginghams Women's Skirts Roman's NecWr Children's Pumps Man's HandVch'fs Mary Jans Pumps Woman's Aprons 3atssn Petticoats Waak Middlss 50c 9c $1.98 10c $1.48 50c $1.48 50c $1.00 25c Rouslnr 4 day a Standard quality Women'a and Hundreds of Children's White Special 4 days' Chlldren'a Mary Women'a Kitchen Basement 4 days' Attractive stvlaa sale Boys' Bathn'g Dress Ginghams Misses' Dress fTlece?. Wo m en's Duck Pumps in I- sale of Men's Ini- Jane Pumps of Aprons in various sale of Women's for -ins . land Suits in Basem'n" in a wide range of Skirts at a sacri- Novelty Neckwear atrap style, ieath- tial Handkeroh'fs. good grade white atylea. Made of Sateen Petticoats. 10 mn V ml Trimmed with patterns and col- fice price in Base- worth 2 or S times er soles. Sises 11 Neat smbroidered duck. Slsea 11 H percales and ginr- Black and floral White with eol- white. Siaea 2 to orlnga. Limit 20 ment. Wool Serges b?v Prtor at- to 2. On sale In initial. Special to 2. Baaement hams Large full patterns. Extra- ered collars arid 84. Buy now. yards to customer and wash materi'ls eat styles, 4 Oaya. Basement 81.48 pr. sale at 6 forB0c price 81-48 pair. atylea. Price 60c. ordinary rain as. cuffs. Pries t6o. 34-in. Wash Silks Boxed Stationery Ribbed Vesta jj ' a T T 1 1 Iu Union Su,u God Pillow Cases Wssssn'a Miss Us 33c 19c 5c Clearance of Undermuslins c gc 49c Beautiful allk 24 sheets and 24 100 dosen Olrla' A Kja-s Aft 4-T)sss Mens 'Olus-' fao- Bleached Pillow Basement Cleanup mixed fabric for envelopes put up Summer Vests in l T tl A I II l7 M PPC He Unlcm Suits of Cases In regul. of many od liftag aummer waists 'In a neat box. Liu- a Basement sal oU 111, X 44-VLvJL V JL JL lVVO tl, "oft quality tion else, irreeu- middy blouses, and dressea In en finish paper." above-price. Sises k dimity, cool and lar makea. with Several hundred neat striDe at- C o r r e a pondance 4 to 12 years. Ex- Out- fron f P. r" K. 1 . r r i it j . . -,lr , comfortable for .slight lm per fee- in the lot. Soma tSri 88o tho yd. sise. 19c the box. cellent quality. Uur casement Clearance Sale Of Muslin Underwear Starts Wed- tbese warm daya. tlona; 8o each. formerly at 81.00: ' : ' ' ZZl nesday morning and will continue the remainder of this week. Thou- 1 " - IsJaofSoortSaksl I Boudoir Csp. I I Knit V..U I tnLuU ff TdtT-t0 I Men's Bath'g Suite I pHuek T.wsU I H.u.e Drsssss 1 p close out many sample lines and small lots. A matchless opportunity . . A OC Qr for women to buy daintiest of UBdergarments at a great saving. In the Sil ff CQn assortment there are nightgwrti-i in many beautiful styles envelope fLjXWV JLJs ' Jy 86-ln. Sport SUks Sensational clear- Women's f i n chemise, COfSet COVefS, drawers, sklTtS and combinations. ''-Every garment Basement sale of 200 dosen. large Odd lines of in a vaat assort- ance of Women'a Swiss ribbed ia well marie nH nirlv tr.mmcH TSrtm'f ,:. 1 ui rr Men's Cotton f Huck Tfwe!s Women's Hons ment neat pat- Boudoir Caps in Summer Vests IS Weil maae ana nicely tnmmea. LQn t neglect this remarkable, offering Bathing Suits in great nasemnt Dresses prtoMfor tomM for dmacs Basement. Made low neck and imt camlete range ot Bale. Whits or quick elaanap la Skirts, coat, and" up in any number sleeveless w 1 1 h MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT FACTORY PRICES. ' .t.ss. Corns early with .colored bor- 0,. Bu.m.tt suits" 49c a yard. ot pretty styles. neat yoxe. 9o each v" Sale price la 81.00 ders; hemstitched. Sale pries Oa, Children's Drosses I Children's Parasol 16-tn, Emb'derioa F V,u Mn' Handkare'fs Cuain Ends Wash Petticoats I Muslin Underwear Woman's NsckVr Hoas, 3 Pairs 25c 25c 10c 23c 5c 19c 49c 49c 37c $1.00 Come early Wed- 1 Children's Corset Cover Em- WotnVn's Summer Quality such as Manufacturers' 600 W o m e na Night Gowns. Pet- Women's Novelty Woman's fiber silk aSdlv for thesa Summer Parasols broidery in many Vests of very fino you usually pay Sample Curtain Waah Petticoats tlcoats and En- Neckwear, collars. Hose, in blaok. wiU aell out in a to be closed out it pretty d e s igni quality lisle. "Seo lOo for. Fine, aoft End., about l". yd. in Oreat Basenvrt velope Chemise In vestees. sets etc whits and popular hurry AttwJuve bov prica Varl- Basement 4 lays. onds" of atandard cambric material, m eaoh. Shown in Sale! 8 1 n d Ta?d attractive styles. Hundreds of nieces colors. Fttinrangs atVies' for girls 2 ous styfes and col- Extra fine quaUtr 60 quality. Slight- with neat hem. white and ecru. quality gingham? good quality ma- in "'ftPX1- ot ft to 6 years If age! ora. Bpocial 25o. material. Yard 10. ly imperfect; 28c. Special lOo each, j Special 19c each Seat patterna? 49e. terial. Special 49c values at 87c. special 8 pra. 91. Men's Khaki Pants I Msn'a Union Suite All-SUk Rsmnante I Wh. Krinkls Clotk Sak Underwear Fins Embroidery Long Lisle Cloves I GirU' WhiU Shoss Youths' Psnte Wash Drsssss $1.39 29c H Price 11c $1.98 5c 15c $1.79 $1.00 $1.69 Baaemsnt 4 Days' Men's fine cotton Mill Ends of fine Women's Envelops Thousands of yds. Basement sale of F'J"1 special of- UBtJ?Jf 'J0 f,'Jr A1Tr7 P J I sTlV of Men's Union Suits at a Clean up of all white Krinkls -Chemise of fine beautiful Em- 500 pairs Women's fering in Baaemt. "f'i'f" v,!.,?"1; pHce to close thetn Kkahi Pants for sensationally low remnants and Cloth on sale in quality Cren. d broideries in nar- long Lisle Glov-s. OlrU? white due Lnw'miiM'wh.u ou .ule,5?4,-Ww". outing 4nd vaca-S PHce. Only limit- .hort lengths of Basement at low g111 nj row and medium Un. black and with leath- good quality khski msn'a and Mia ses' tlon wear. Oood. sd quantity in thl. .tug and wool Price. Length, to 8ilk. dainty gar- wldtha on aale for gray, m o a t ! y In r soles. i,ftl?.'ri,fi" Iu 5 . D V. - heavy material! sale. All slzos. dress goods. 20 yards. 11c yd. ments at 81-98 ea 4 days at 6c yard. small aitea. 16c pr. up to 11. pr. 81-71. lshed. Pair 81.00. Speolal for tl., 3 SUk Coats I Hoary Dishcloths Drsss Flouncing. Children's Hoss Girts' Whits Shoss Men'. Underwear Womsn's Drosses I New Sport Coats 1 S-in. Sh'f Oad'th Stamped TsweU $12.95 314c 39c 17c $1.98 39c $8.95 $7.98 3c 19ci Just 25 Coats in Dish Cloths' good 46 -inch Dress Famous "Bush- $ P c 1 a 1 4 days; Men's fine Bal- 119 Women's and Sln'up. of l0J imniMlou? il Fln quality if ack the lot Made up aixe a q u a r e s of Flouncings worth lln" H o s e for a 1 of Oirls brlggan and gause Mlseea' beautiful . S , m n o a n rt rin InP2Mflm ?.VLSt of excellent qual- absorbent mateaJl. fully double this boys. These give White Duck Shoes Shirts and 5raw- new silk Drsaea Misses' Sport I, an ftt""; Um&L -IfH: itv black taffeta. on sale in the price, beautiful splendid year, in W the Basement. ers, extra good in this offering. Coata Pain aril f:aflwS 2t J? "t"'! Season's verV lat Baaement under- patterns, on aale black only. 8isea tip to date styles. quaUtv. All sises. Crepe de Chine a nc v materials. limited quantlty in Jfjr - Basement est styles $12 94. price store at 8 He Baaement 89c yd 6 to 10. Pair 17a j 8H to 2. Pr. 81.99. j j0 the garment. and taffeta, 98.95. Bpeclal for 97.98. aale. Shop early. special 19a each. . . , , . , , I 1 , . . . Cbildren'a Sox Mary Jans Pumps Boys' Union Suite Bath Towels Silk Pstticoate, Bleached Muslin 50c Dresser Scarf. 10c $1.39 35c 33c $2.98 10c 35c Several hundred Csol. comfortable Boys fine white Extra heavy white Wonln'f SiLltIltr A" extraordinary 16xS4-ln. Dresser pairs Children's footwear for sum- gauze Union Sulta. Bath Towela In. tJeoat. in great 4 bargain. Dont Scarfs in many at- Half Hose in the mer days. i Chil- "seconds" with size 48x24 inchea days sa le In the mlsa it; 3-in.h tractive designs. Basement sale at drsn's White Mary trifling lmperfec- Good, large -e. B fe.m"t- .VEI Bich-e5! M u ?. Iln Bear fa usually a low price Pink Jane Pu m p a in tions. Sizes 26 up 4 daya sale In the Su a V.f i good hVy quality. aeUing at 69c on or blue tops'. 6 to 8 "lxes B to 11. to 34. Special 85a. Basement at 96o. slla, Uteat colors. 2p yda to customer apeclaj sals at 33c 25c Shopp'g Bags TerryWash Cloths Wash ' Rsmnante Embdy Remnants Odd Linos Shoss Millinery Cleanup Sals Boys' Suite 19c 3c Vi Price Price 98c $1.00 $3.95 Woman's Mesh Basement sals of Remnants and Hundreds of rem- Clean-up of sev- Women's Trim'd Oood. sturdy Suits Shopping Bags Terry Facs Cloths. short lengths of nan.ts in this hundred prs. Millinery large for vacation days, with strong nan- good aixe. soft ' wash goods, dra- great half prico Women s Shoes hate, medium hat. Made up in- sery- dles. Best for and very absorb- p e r i e s, etc., clearance Em- odd lines, mostly and small hats in iceable material, carrying parcels. enU Limit of 12 lengths suitable broideries, ribb'ns fmMi .if- . m' white and color. in good oolora Sale price 19c. to customer. Sc. for various needs and laces. t r 1 fie imperfect. Basement sale 21- Sixes, 6 to 16 yrs. Women's Handbag 50c Odd 1 1 n e a Wo rn e n's Handbags of leather or silk. Oreat many dif ferent sizea and shapes, for 56c. Whits Sport Shoss $1.48 W o m a n's Whits Sport Shoes of fine quality duck. High topa, leather soloa and medium heela. Pair 83.48. Man's Dress Pants $2.98 ? Extra good qual ty . Dress Pants, mads op In hand some worst eds and s a a . inters. Special 32.96 pair. Dust Caps 5c Basement sals of Women's Dust Caps. Neat styl made up of good quality printed crepe; 60 each. Largs Bath Towsls 13c Bleached Bath. Towel., alas 20x40 lna. with hem'd ends. Oood heavy quality. Priced apecial at 18s en. Crops Kimonos 78c Womsn's full length Crops Kimonos In pretty patterns and sol orings. a eatly trimmed, at 76c Now Corset Cov's 25c -Many dainty stylea to select from. Lace and e ra broide r y trim'd Good qual ity material; 2Sc Children'. Pumps $1.39 Children's Whits Duck Pumps with 2 .straps over in step and leather aoles. Sizes H 4 to 11. Price 31.3 a. Whits Shoss $3.48 Basement Special lines Wo men's wailte Duck Shoes, laced styles, rub ber soles and heels. 33.48 pair. Man's Cotton Sox 9c Men's fins quality black cotton Sock, with seamless feet. fast, colors. On sals in Base ment 4 days, 90. Cihldren's Hats 50c Dainty Mats trimmed with lace and ribbons. Tai lored Hata. Pokes, droop brims, etc., on sals at 69c New Outing Hats 50c Nsw shipment Just in by express. Extra bargains- Latest s ha pea White and colors; Basement sp'l 6 do $2.75 Bath'g Suite 98c Odd lines W o men's Bathing Suits qrlced for Sick selling in tsement. Baits formerly t 32.76. tro la good - ni Brassisrss 25c Special wo lot tit A m m n'm Hru. stares on sals in the Basement at very low price.: Fins material 10c Handksrc'fs 5c W o m e n's fins h o e r Handker chiefs with pretty s m b r oidered de slgn in .corasr, 10c values at 6b- Man's Nlghtf 63c Mads grade bias Shed muslin and nsatly trim'd with braid. Oa sals for 4 day. in Basement. 6ta 44 B1 I Bl the J eonferet km. - - r - .