THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ;7t . 1917.
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DESPERATE PRISOI-
CUTS THROAT; ESCAPES
AND
hi
I IIULMILU UUIUIUU
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J Roseburg Fugitive Nearly De-
capitate Himself on River
v Barge After Street; Chase.
Making an unsuccessful attempt to
. commit eulcMe by cutting- his throat
' with a po&et knife, In hts: nwm at
"Julia. afreet And Macadam roa Thurs-
i day, H. J. jRoblnstts. JO years pW fin
i .- lshed hia b a few minutes later on
i , barce la s Willamette river, where
he nearly oecapltated himself with a
' kitchen knife that he slckedlun In the
V boat's caller. Mis death came as the
climax to his' efforts to escape arrest
and return to Rosebura- to face a
'. chares of attacking a youna girl.
' Roblnette was picked up by local
, ' deputy sheriffs Thursday morning on
'' telegraphic advices from the sheriff
' of Douglas county. . He asked- that he
be allowed to go to h!s room to se-
cure his effects, and wlta his attorney,
. A. M. Crawford,, former attorney gen
oral of Oregon,' was accompanied to
the place by Deputy Sheriff Rexford.
'Left alone in his room for a-moment.
Roblnette slashed his throat with his
. pocket knife, and a minute later ran
to the street and toward the river with
hlooif Immln from th wound.
Rexford and Mr. Crawford "both
grappled with him, but the man shook
them off and plunged into the Willam
ette. Mr. Crawford waded In after him
: and the bleeding nan and the attorney
had an exciting tussle In the water, in
which Mr. Crawford was repeatedly
thrown under the surface.
Unable to control the man alone, Mr.
Crawford broken way from him and
returned to shore for assistance, and
, Roblnette swam, to a barge, climbing
aboard, and reaching Into the galley
for a kitchen knife, slashed himself
. again and again, nearly severing his
head from his body.
Efforts to atop the wound and save
the man's life were futile, and his body
- was taken to the public morgue.
SmaU Boy Narrowly ; .
es Suffocation
tad Slake Zato BCud amd Water of
Partly Tilled ast lda Blonght X
esmed Jaat id Tim.'$it:,;ii;
Herbert ' Miller. .l-vear-old son - of
Mrs. John Robertson of 4 East Har
rison st reeU while wading In a partty
ruiea siough at East . Ninth and Di
vision streets Thursday Afternoon. aank
oeyona nis aepto. In the mad .'and
water, r Attracted ' by the ' commotion
set Bp br the lad's two boy compan
ions. Luther Meadows' of - m Sixth
street.' rushed Into the water and
dragged the boy to land In a -nearly
surrocatea condition. : ?' "
In the meantime aotrieon had noti
fied police headquarters of the acci
1ft, an Motorcycle Patrolman MorHs
and Tully arrived just as (he boy was
brought to land. While Morris admin- ;
lstered first' aid and artificial respira
tion. Tully telephoned tor the patrol
wagon. In which the boy was rushed
to the Emergency hospital where he
was restored to consciousness. 5 5 ;
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Temperance Union -.
Holds Convention
. The Dalles, Or..' Sept. . T. The eighth
annual convention of .the Wasco county
Women's Christian sTemperauce Union,
held at pufur yesterday afternoon and
evening, was attended by a large del
egation from this city. Miss Martha
Becbin,i Oregon v Agricultural' college
demonstrator -of food conservation, ad
dressed the convention.- talking ' on
work to be done ty the women of the
nation fn winning the world war. Mrs.
C. A. Fox, county president, presided.
Union Sends One
"'Newledto War
.Let Grande. Or', Sept. 7- la, compli
ance with President Wilson's mobilixa-
tlon orders James LC . Collin, - Union
county's lone contribution to the tlrst
contingent of the new 'national, army,
has gone 'to American Lake. ' i
Mr; Collins was , employed : at the
Palmer mill in this city. He leaves a
bride of a week. - v f- - -
Automobiles Still j
Popular in Oregon
i ; Salem.,' Or., Sept. . f.The; Tate at
which the registration 'of automobiles
keeps 4ip. this late in the .year Is sur
prising to the automobile' department
of the-secretary of state's Office. Dur
ing tho first- threo 'days of Septem
ber ""IS cars were registered. ? as
against -Hi - for the v corresponding
period last year. -The' fees collected
by the department during. th three
days amounted to 11128.(0, as against
S53C.60 last year. ' " . '
: . aassssasssisw M mm tm vBBMSMrt Ml mm m hmm .
Husband 'Drafted,'. -
. Wife Ends Her Life
' Chicago, Sept. T 1 N., S.)-r-Do-spondest
because her ; husband . went
with the drafted, men -o Camp Orant,
at Rockford. nu Mrs. Bessie Pelton,
I2.'a brtde of three months, ended her
life todar by taking gas. ... She left two
letters in which she : mentioned her
grief at her husband's departure. .
Lad Is Drowiied
: In the Trask River
TUlamook,
Or- Sept-r "f-. ' Eugene
ITnlght was drowned' while bathing In
the "Trask river. He dived from a log
and 'came to the surface once., when
he went down to his death. " H was
the - youngest son of Ernest Knljcht.
His sister saw 4he accident.
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Meat and Wheat tb
Be Banned :f or Day
Madison. Wis- Sept. 7. -u. P.)
Magnus Swenson. food 1 administrator
of Wisconsin, . acting tnnder orders
from 'Herbert Hoover,) has - aecreea
one meatless . and one whestless day
each-week for, this state. The hotels,
restaurants and boarding houses, -together
s iWlth ., housewives, - will .,-be
asked to observe these day r as a
patriotic ' duty. , ; '
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Aurora Woineh Fonn :
PSRegistratiqn.Plans
" r,f-?T ; i ' . .'? 3WiJ"
4 - Aurora; Or SepC T Aurora women
have organised a local chapter of tbe
Women's National Council of Defense.
A meeting vwas held Wednesday at
which . Mrs. W W.v Irvin was named
chairman. Mra. it.-' C' Wescott, vice
chairman; Mrsi J. W. Sadler, secretary,
and Mrs.' Edith, Carpenter., treasurer.
The organisation has secured, a - reg
istration office in the building hex t to
th Aurora State bank, where . regis
tration will he held Saturday Septem
ber II, to list the women. of. Aurora.
Marshfieia Hotel
-To Change
Marshfield, Or Sept ' t.W. 5 Buhl
of Portland is ctoslng" a' deal fof the
purchase - of the Blanco hotel. In
Marshfield,, from F.' K. 'Skinner.- The
Blanco1 is : on ' of the oldest j estab
lished - hotela on - the - Oregon I coast..
H. C Wray has sold the -Palace
hotel at Korth. Bend to Ci U. Oreen.
who recently came- t rom - Poeatello
and who 1H conduct the place. - ,
Mattock Is fLpqaitted ' '
Albany, Or., Sept. 7.After a stub
born trial Alfred Matlock of Holley
Thursday was acquitted of the cnarg
of larceny. Matlock was accusd of
having, stolen -a alf last Juna from
tha farm s of Samuel; Chtawi. near
Sweet Home. 1 ' ; s
v v Handsome Home Is Destroyed
Marshfield, Or.. Sept. 7. The
handsome : Seme - of Mrs. IB. Don .
fbullt. Iwa deattoyed by fire Thursday
- k morning and all the cont
OrgariizerJbf
.- It
T tit Thursd
ontjfcnts lost.
aught
.-And
lwo ken Are4eiag meld la Astoria
was Amshve&dHshtksi A srsif srw flAvawamalll
; U Vav.irith Oermaay.
T 1 Astorli, or., Sept. 1. Two men are
t being held after having been arrested
Kin a second raid Thursday en the bead-
.quarters tot the local. I. W. w. lxcal
h. officers.' headed by a deputy United
States marshal, seised all property and
literature In the headquarters Thurs
day morning, but no arrests were made
y then: 'Later m the afternoon two, men
; were held. Ben Hegdal, an organizer
rwho has .been collecting money, is
being held for Investigation. The other
beiag held to ascertain if- he res
is'tered according to law.
4wh
$bel
J 1st.
5 Instructor Is "Red Socialist"
'4 Astoria, Or, Sept. 7. Professor H.
rowler. instructor In language, who
1 engaged by the Astoria school
) board for the coming term, has been
.1 discharged for anti-American utter
.' jf ancis. Knowledge of hls"uh-American
J lam came from Walla Walla, . where
tj was
H Flower, was recently a
i aays he Is a 'red" Socialist and fought
' f conscriptlo.
pDty' Drinks Booze
Wanted as Evidence
Y Marshfield Officers Hold Chanff ear
. on ZOanor Charge, Only to Plnd
' Whiskey Zs Ooasamsd. '
Marshfield. Or.. Sept. 7. D. I
Foots, a well known local chauffeur,
was arrested Thursday on a chargs
of violating the prohibition law.
Foots pleaded . not guilty and put up
1100. bail. ' Foote'a home was searched
hut no liquor was found there.
The officers had arrested a man
with a bottle of whiskey which was
to be used as evidence against Foots.
William Wllkle, who .has been work
ing here as a special deputy, was ac
cused by the officers of doing away
with the evidence. He was taken Xt
police headquarters and admitted Hav
lng broken the seal and drunk some
Of -the hlskey. -f
1 Chicago Mayor Faces
c Demand for Eemoval
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Chicago. Sept 7. (I. N. S.) Re
moval of Mayor Thompson was de
manded by ' the National Security
league .Thursday
. Coming out of seclusion, the mayor
said he intended to retaliate on his
"prosecutors" by suits fer libel which
he intends to bring against them.. He
y later sued the Chicago Herald for
r 1150,000.
The Herald replied by--. welcoming
v ine sun, asKeo immeiiate trial and
1 said "The Herald Is no white llvered
; pacifist.'
Coquille Girl Goes
Away to Wed Trooper
1 Marshfield, Or Sept. 7. Miss Ila
I Mast, daughter of R. . H. Mast,
' ' Coqullla banker, left Thursday for
'. I Portland to be married, to Earl E.
v- Leslie,, also of Coquille, who Is now
i In the united states army at Van
couver. Tbe wedding will take place
, , at the nome or a relative in Port
p. land. The two attended the Univer-
slty of Oregon together. Word that
i Leslie might be moved from Van
V couver to soms other nolnt heln re
I celved. the couple decided to'be max-
, 1 mi A mi ft ansa
Newberg Man Drops
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Will Be Civen On Ali Accouhts if Paid in Full on orBefore the 10th of EachMbhtlv-tamp , lksIdeeiT j)inlaf on ; the Fourtli Flbbri
Try Our Special 25c Lunch Served.Daily in the BasementKodaks, Cameras and Supplies, 4th FloorPicture Frammg Fourth FloorRest Rooms, public Phones, Secood Floor
a V
October .
Patterns
NEW FALL
STYLE BOOK
AND NEW -EMBROIDERY
BOOKS NOW IN
Basement Week-end Sale
Saturday Specials ;
Girls' 1.50 Wash Dresses
Girls' Wool Sweaters only
Boys' Shoes, sizes to 54,
Boys' 2-Pant School Suits
SI
$4
.19
.98
.98
.75
PORTLAND
AGENTS FOR
RICHARDSON'S
FINE LINENS
THE STANDARD
OF QUALITY
THE WORLD
OVER
The Standard Store of the Northwest ,
Olds, Wortimam & Klin
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
MAIL. ORDERS
FILLED BY
EXPERIENCED
SHOPPERS
S. & H STAMPS
GIVEN
UPON
REQUEST
BaseirnentW5-end( Sale
H v tSaturoay Specials ;
Women's MldJy Blouses at 45c
-Women's Lone Kimonos at' 98c
Famous P. N. Corsets, spec.1 98c
$ U o, i . 7 S '- Undr musJSas 87c
1 SUIT CASES ;
- AND
TRAVELING f f
i BAGS OF
J ALU KINDS
-l 4TH FLOOR 1
REASONABLE;;;
. PRICES; "
Saturday the Garment Store Will Feature New Coats at $22.50, $25, $35
Authentic Fall Modes
1
;N Dead on tKa Street
Kawbara-. Or.r Sept.'- 7.0. M. : Bales
' dropp dead In tn strset Wednesday
i- mornlnc from ! nssrt fsiiur. . while
f puehlng a small cart filled with plums
hs vu tklns tothis son's home three
block iwy. . His wife died sbeut four
i yeers tie nd -one daughter died ear
't Iter. Six Children survive hlra.
II
New Autumn Neckwear
35c, 50c, $1 to $5
Main Floor Women's Novelty Neckwear in the season's smartest
styles, as shown by New York's leading stores. Real filet, fine organ
die and lace in plain and neat embroidered designs with new lace
edges satins In tuxedo and square-back effects, and all the latest
styles In Georgette crepe, pique and petunia material, 35c to $5 each.
New Stock Jabots of fine net materials in white and cream
scores of smart styles to select from. Prices range $1.00 to $5.00
New Veils and Veilings
: New Autumn Veilings In, pur
ples, taupe, browns, -grays, etc.
New chenille all-over Dot Veil
ings ,' and . fancy meshes- new
shadow desl?ns-r-Tiew scroll ef
fects and new bordered Yelling.
New . Staple Veilings on sale
now at 25c to $1.25 . yfd
New Drape Veils in all the
wanted colorings for Autumn.
SATURDAY SPF.CIAL Veil
ings in black, navy, brown, pur
pie, magpie, : white and fancy
mesh and border Veilings, in
cluding . chenille dots. Of
35c to 65c grades, now
fall Styles Men's Suits
i . , ,
and Overcoats
Main Floor If you would like to see the styles
Portland's best-dressed men will wear this sea
son,, just step into our Men's Wear Shop on the
Main 'Floor.' Our stocks are replete with the
best . products - of America's - leading makers.
There, is a wide range of models: made up in
high-grade; fabrics and the regular patterns and
colorings are decidedly out- of the ordinary.
Men's New Fall Suits at 15, $20 up to $40
Men's New Fall Overcoats , at , $15 to $35
Men'sllats Reduced
$500 Grades $3.75
$3.00 Grades $2.25
Main Floor No need to pay; full price for your
New-Fall Hat when you can-buy. it here at a big .
saving. "Shown in the very latest Fall styles.
J5.00 Soft dQ f7r 3 Soft and d fk
Hats now attpOe i USti t f Hats VeiO .
Dutchess Trousers
"10c a Button, 50c a Rip" from every
standpoint of substantial fabrics, stout sewing,'
roomy, easy fit and perfect, coin fort Dutchess
Trousers have no equaL New Fall styles are
now on display. Priced at $2.50 to $5 a pair.
Men's Fall & Winter Underwear
Carter and Other Famous Makes
Principal Portland agents for
In'rwoven Hosiery, 35c to $1.50
Men's New rail .Neckwear in all
the beautiful rich colorings to go '
with new suits at 50c to $2.50
New Fall Shirts now placed an
sale at, choice $$.50 to $2.50
Main Floor We are sole Portland
Agents for Carter's Union Suits
for men. All styles, $1 to $2.50
Vassar Union Suits in Fall an.i
Winter weights. At $1 to $5.50
Walsted. Shirts and Drawers, on
sale now at $1.50 up to $10
Boys' Corduroy Suits $6
Ages 6 to 18 Years
Main Floor1 Sturdy School Suits of Crav
enetted Corduroy especially adapted for
this climate. Serviceable dark graV color.
Styled with 3-plece belt ana patch pock
etc. Pants full lined. Ages 6 Gf f A
to 18. Extra good values at $UeUU
2 Pant Suits $6.50
Main Floor Tweeds and Homespuns In
rood, dark colors for school wear. Latest
Norfolk models. 2 pairs of full
lined pants with each su
Boys Shirts
Latest styles with
sport and military col
lars. Also new Fall
Blouses. Prices range
from 65c up to $1.00
Boys' - School Hose
Buster Brown and Black':
Cat 25c to 35c pair.
r
itUat$6e50
Basement Millinery Sale
New White Hats $2
-i.;. - " -..'V :--:;;-f.iV':vV!.iteri!;- r-,-! -'
BasossMt Only a limited number In this lot. Smait new Tailored
Sailors with transparent brims; trimmed with pretty ribbons, also the
graceful new felts and popular close-fitting turbans.- All are JQ
good style. , Priced for Saturday's special v selling at only
'NEW COLORED FELTS FOR SCHOOL; WEAR SPECIAL $1.69
h
IT i i egggga
In the Season's- Wanted Fabrics
Garment Store; Second Floor At each of the above prices you may
choose from several smart styles in Women's and Misses Coats
nfodels for street and dress wear, with new large collars, deep cuffs,
belts, fancy pockets, etc. Made up In Silverstone, Velours, Burella,
Bolivia, Plush, Broadcloth and novelty mixtares. Many of these new
coats have fur collars and cuffs others have fur at bottom or
trimmed with large buttons, plush or fancy stitching. Splendid as
sortment of the new Fall colors: reds, browns, taupe, Oxford, greeny
blue, etc All sizes for women and misses. At $22.50, $25, $35
Women's Fall Sweaters
Second Floor New Shetland
Wool Sweaters , in plain colors,
trimmed with Angora also in
novelty stripes new wool-Jersey
Sweaters in coat effects. Also
new Middy, and' slip-on styles.
Priced now at $5.00 to $12.50
New Fiber Silk Sweaters In
smart belted styles with deep
sailor collar or with roll collars.
Shown in rose, geranium, gold,
Copen, purple, green and black.
Some have whitei trimming.
Priced now at $5.00 to $12.50
50c
Sale of Boxed Stationery
2-Quire Box ofFine
. DUC' Paper, with Envelopes
Stationery-Dept, 1st Floor We have Just 40G boxes td i'O at this spe
cial low price,,.so don't delay. Kurd's high-grade linea f fabric corre
spondence paper with envelopes to match, put up 'In 2 assortments, as
noted below. See-this stationery in one. ot our inorrison-si. wwaows.
-ASSORTMENT -KO. i HurTS
bxed Stationery 24 sheets 24
NEW MIDDY BLOUSES; FOR SCHOOL WEAR $1.50 TO $4.75
Lingerie Waists Special $1.19
Center Circle, 1st Floor Over a dozen attractive styles in this spe
cial sale of Waists. The assortment is made up of many odd lines
selling formerly at mucn higher prices. Plain and fancy voiles, or
gandies, madras and linen Embroidery, lace and tuck. 1 Q
Trimmed.' Priced, special for Saturday's selling at only P -Lei
Correspondence cards d PA-
50- envelopes, priced now 'WUV
ASSORTMENT NO. 2 Hurd's
Boxed Stationery put up 48 sheets
of paper and 48 envelopes. Kflrt
Priced special at, the box OUi
O.W.K.
2 Styles as Illustrated
Second. Floor OWIT SPECIAL Corsets In'
9 different new Fall models,, two of which
are herewith ' shown. Made from bigh-
Jrade materials and beautifully finished.
. corset to meet every require- 0 "
ment. Our special4 price te.$eUy
OWK SPECIAL CORSETS
At $1.50 and $2
AT $1.50 we show OWK SPECIAL
Corsets in models for every type of figure.
14 styles to select from. Sizes 18 to 36.
AT $2.00 there are 9 models to select
from styles for stout, medium and slight
figures. Sizes 19 to 36. Extra values, $2
Corsets at $2.50
Handkerchiefs
New Arrivals
M!n Floor All-linen and fine
sharnrockWm&erials, white and
dainty f wored effects one
corner eihbroiderey and Belfast
print. Newest and prettiest de
signs. Exceptional values 20c;
3 for 50c; 35c. 3 for $1.00
Great
Sale
of
Cut
Glass
Toilet Needs
and Drugs
Main Floor--We reserve the
right to limit quantity of any ar
ticle in the following list soldt to
a customer. Shop early. S. &
H. Green Stamps with purchases.
25c
NewTri
$5 and $7i50
Not ordinary styles., but the choicest of the new
season's creations. Tailored and semi-dress mod
els with the latest trimmings. Small, medium and
large effects. Many handsome two-toned hats: In
this showing, come in black and wanted colors.
New Tailored Hats
NEW FRENCH FELTS Ideal for street and
school wear. We show them in. all the newest
colors some in combinations of two or more col
ors. Prices range from $1.50 up to $5.00
NEW VELOUR HATS In all .leading Eft'
colors. Values up-to. 7.50 special at VeOU
Ivory Soap
5 Cakes at
Our Entire Stock Reduced
Third Floor Cut Glass Sugar and
Creamers, $3 grade, pair $2.40
6.5 0 Water Pitcher at ! 4.35
7 set of 6 Wat Glasses 2 15.17
5 Set of 6 Wat Glasses 2 13.98
3.50 C. a Spoon Tray $2.60
9.00 Mayonnaise Bowl with
plate priced for this sale $6.75
5.25 C. G. Celery Tray $3.60
1.75 Cut a Olive Dish $1 .40
1,50 Oblongf Sp'nTray $1.19
1.25 Handled Jelly Dish 98c
1.35 Handled Rel. Dish $1.03
3.75 8-ln. Bowl, special 2 i2.98
6 Oval Fruit Bowl at J 4.40
SPECIAL TABLES of Vich Cut
Glass hundreds of pieces on sate
at your choice, $1.00 and 50c
Closing Out Odd Dinner Sets
Department 3d Floor -
Odd Jines Haviiand & Co. Imr
ported French China priced for
quick selling at big reductions.
79.30 'Haviiand Dinner Set of
64 pieces narrow border dec
oration of brown leaf and gold
. band. Sale c price Kft
for s tomorrow, - set fSrx 4 OXj
8 4.90 Haviiand Dinner Set of
80 pieces. Green border with
gold line each side 5CC Oft
of border. The set tPOOepU
76.60 Haviiand Dinner Set of
77 r pieces. ' : Small green -spray
.decoration, with blue: flowers,
stippled gold. . On fl1 Qft
sale now at, the set tpOXeOU
- ri - ,
All Electric Lamps
at Reduced Prices
1111 flL
Wash Boilers
Special $2;
TUrd Tloor Extra bright plate tin
Wash Boilers , with double, seamed
metallic bottom, seamless cover with
heavy handles and patent stationary
book Jbandles; , Special 1 at $2.00
Women's Knit
Saturday Specials
at Bargain Circle
Main Floor By all means take" ad
vantage of . this opportunity to '
supply your winter underwear
needs and SAVE MONEY.
Merode VesUj Pants
and Union Suits
Odd lines of the famous Mi
rode Vests, Pants and Union
Suits to be closed' out at follow
ing reductions. Wool, part wool, -totton.
All sizes in the lot
85c Merode Underwear. .63c
1.00 Merode Underwear 75c
1.25 Merode Underwear 94c
1.35 Merode Und'w'r $1.00
1.50 Merode Und'w'r $1.13
1.75 Merode Und'w'r $1.32
2.00 Merode Und'w'r $1.50
2.50 Merode Und'w'r $1.87
2.75 Merode Und'w'r $2.06
Underwear:
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Limit five cakes to a customet
and no deliveries except with
other purchases In Drug Dept. '
Troy Milk Magnesia, pint 40c
Woodbury's Facial Soap 22c
Special lot of Toilet Soaps in
assorted odors special only 5c .
Hind's Honey and Almond
Cream on sale, special 45c 90c
Revelation Tooth Powder 25c
Holmes' FrostiHa for toilet 25c
Boradent Tth Paste, tube 25c
Palmotive Crem Shampoo 45c -
Bennett's Maltold Dog and Pup
py Cakes, 24 to carton, at 30c
California Syrup of Figs 40c
Kam Thymo Healing Salve 10c
Ear and Ulcer Syringes at 10c
Sanitol Tooth Powder for 22c
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder 20c
Pebeco Tooth Paste for 43c
Sempre Giovine, special 43c
Cuticuria Soap, a cake for 18c
Colgate's Ribbon Deltal Cream
on sale Saturday, special, 23c
Rubifoam Liquid Dentifrice20c
Espeys Fragrant Cream 20c .
Menthotatura at 23c, 45c
Pluto Water, bottle, only 35c
Canthrox, for the hair, at 45c
Euthymol Tooth Paste at 18c
Bocabelli Castile Soap $l.O0
Orchard White, bottle fbr35c
Model Grocery
Saturday Specials
-Experienced telephone clerks at
your service 8 a. m. to 6" p. m..
EASTERN BACON, ma-ylrt.
chine sliced special at rtSC
PIN-MONEY weet Jft'
mixed pickles a , quart tcIIC
RIPE OLIVES, In bulk
special for Saturday
-i-SOYA BEANS, on sale Sat- QA
urday at per pound, special -VK
ORDER your ; over-Sunday gro
ceries and provisions : here. '. Com
plete line of delicatessen, goods-
cold jneats, salads, cheese, etc' at
reasonable prices. S. & H. Green
iraamg iamps - given wit a . pur-'
cnases aon i jail to ask for them.
Sale of Womens
Kid Gloves
At $1.75
Main Floor Washable' Kid- and
Lambskin of excellent quality.
Full P. K. Washable Gloves in one
clasp style pearl, gray and ivory
P.. X. M. Washable Gloves la
pearl, ivory and guometal, Full
P. K. white lambskin with fancy
embroidered backs, also with plain
self-stitching. See Alder-street
window. Women's Kid fljfj Hrpr
Gloves, special, pairV-LelO
r
25c Ribbons
19c Yard
Main Floor Children's Halrbow :
Ribbons in plain colors and fan
cier Light or dark. AH silk and ;
extra . good 25c grades, -t ft -priced
now at only, yard Xe7U :
New Halrbow, Ribbons In all the
best colors and dependable qual ities
ribbons that will, QKrt '
"stand up" now at yard OtlC
New Bag Ribbons - In the wide 1
novelty effects, shown by leading
eastern ' stores. Exquisite color
lng. Priced at $1 to $4 a-yard.
50c
Girls' School
App
arel
I T'
$6 Coats $2.98
Scob4 Floor-Odd lines Girls' Summer
Coats greatly reduced.' Only one or two
of a size. Ages 8 to 14 years. ! -Coats
formerly priced 6.oo, at $2.98
Coats formerly priced 9.00, at $3.98
Coats formerly priced ?2.75, 2H.93
Odd Line Girls' Suits
$5.00 tof$13.75
Sconl Floor Only a few jtuits left Fine
for early Fall wear. Sizes for intermedl.
ate girls. Special at $5.00 to $13.75
Middies at 98c z
GIRLS'' SCHOOL MIDDIES In OQ
sizes 6 to '14 years' Special at OC
GIRLS' Slip-On' Sweater! . In - Q
various colors. ; Ages 6 to 14 JnreX7
Girls' Dresses 98c
SacoBd Floor Special assortment of girls'
wash dresses priced for quick disposal at a
low price. Splendid garments for school
wear. Odd lines, only one or two QQ
of a. style. .Ages 6 to 6 Priced at 501
Girls' Fancy Guimpe Dresses
On Sale at Half Price
Second Floor Girls' fancy guimpe dresses,
ilso dresses of linen and crepe. Odd -lines v
of various, kinds la good, styles -for 'school ,
wear. On sale Saturday at )ust .H' PRICE
Dresses formerly selling at 5.25 "up to
12.50 now priced special $2.63 to $6.25
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