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& '-. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, FRIDAY DECEMBER" . 7, 1917V ADVISORY BOARDS TO HELP DRAFT ARE NAMED BY PRESIDENT State 1 Physicians YVill Assist in Passing on Men Chosen or l: National Army. ' nWinter:ProVes to Stockmen Briei . Petals Flsds Xsy' -rTblea Bt4 JSolaV ter 2 a Tos I Eattcra Oreroa . It Sow Offeree at lit to $14. ;: Bruce Dennis, with Mrs. '"TJennis and their sn,vJack. have returned from a trip through Eatra Oreom Mr. Den nis delivered a patriotic -address, to the Baker Elks at .their memorial ' laat Sunday., - . ine open winter has . been a great advantage to? the stockmen.; said Mr. Dennis. Hay speculators are hard ilC Hay. that sold for $20 Is now being V- xerea ai siz to $i a ton. wheat ' is looking better than I have 1 ever seen the acreaee : in Eastern Oregon la the greatest in the Salem. Or., Dec. 7.Governor Wlthy nnmhA TVmruiAV received notification from Provost Marshal Crowder ,tbat "iftl the nominees selected by him to eerye I history of the state. both as members f the legal ana meai-i u me great problem confronting the vi.nrv hoards in the coming-1 growers is the scarcity of men to ban draft have been aooolnted for Oregon I net season's crops. All the men of hv President Wilson. I military age are enlisting and the short The members of Vthe medical advisory f labor keenly felt by the ranch hm.ni a a an tar, unnointed bv thelr oi that-section.' are as ronow. said, she Was . excited . over 'bsr, coming marriage last evening. - .- - .-' ------ She married Lieutenant ' MaeConnae Snow, 175" North Twenty-fourth street. The uto parkins charge . was wiped from. the blotter. - ' v T" nresident lor uretron. W, names of the appointees for the TJ 'Jj " fTl 11 "D.li i legal advisory boards having been pui- I XI L 1UC XOllO X UJUUC litthed : Baker Drs. C. G. Patterson, C. M. Pearce. J. W. Huff and V. S. Ison. Benton Boards at Albany and Eu - gene. niackamai Boards at Portland. Clatsop Drs. J. A. Fulton, A. Van Columbia Boards at 'Portland and Astoria. " Coos--Drs. E. Minsrus. G. E. Dlx. L. ' Ci. Johnson, H. M. Shaw, all of Marsh- field. Crook Drs. U. C. Coe, J. C. Vande vert.ef Bend: Drs. C S. Edwards, li O. Hyde, of Prineville. Deschutes Board same as for Crook ; count?. - Douglas Drs. A. C. Seely, K. L. MII- ' vler. 1. M. Lehrbach and A. F. Sether. Gilliam Drs. B. A. Cathey, C. F. Cathev. TV. J. Miller. Grant Drs. J.H. Fell. G. G. Carl. J. T. Fox, all of John Day. v Harney Dr. J. W. Geary. Burns; Dr. H. A. Harris. Narrows; Dr. L. C. Mel- ' . vln. Drew ney. Hood River Drs. k J. A. Watt, L. II. . Dumbla, E. D. Kan&ca. ' ' Jackson Drs. . B. B. Plckel, J. J. Emmons. R. J. Conroy, R. V. Clancy, !. all or MedTora. - y . Josephine Board at Medford. Klamath Drs. C. 11. Merryman, C. V. Fisher. A A. Soule.. Lake Drs. . C. A. Ballard, Bernard Daly, T. V. Hall. . Lane Drs. P. J. Bartte. C. W. South - worth, F. M. Day and C. B. Marks. Lincoln Board at Albany. Linn Drs. J. II. Robnett. C. E. Rlggu and H. Stark. Malheur Dr. C. J. Bartlett. Vale. and Drs. G. A Pcgue and Jacob Prin- zwe, Ontario. Marion Drs. W. B. Morse. L. F. Griffiths, C. C. Bellinger, F. K. Brown ana li. J. Clements. Morrow ra. A. D. McMurdo, C. Dabney and H. T. Allison. Multnomah Drs. W. T. Williamson, a. aicivay.-j. i. iiCKoii, it. c. .Walker, F. R. Menne, N. W. Jones, L. . H; Hamilton, H. W. Howard. W. L. Wood, J. Elze. William House, C. V K. Stars, S. E. Josenhl, H. T. Coffen, .' h. ai. ueiieri, a. Kistner, A. Ji , llairrt anrt K. C. Matson. Polk Board at Salem. Sherman Board at The Dalles. Tillamook Drs. L. L. Hoy. I. M. Mmitn ana w. c. Hawk. Umatilla Drs. F. E. Boyden. . E. O. , Parker. H. J. Kavanaugh and W. D. . Aic.-Nary. . Union Drs, C. T. Bacon, S. A. Roe, & r. vv. wnuing ana ti. u. Untierwood. Wallowa Drs. C. A. Ault. W. R. ..Aflams ana !S. IX Taylor. Wasco Irs. J. M. Lowe, T. Coberth - ana v. r. t. Tnompson. Washington Board at Portland. Wheeler Board at Condon. ? Yamhill Board at SJlera and Port- l Four Soldiers Hurt f By Burlington Train ! r, Rockford, 111., Dec. 7. (I. N. S.) Four - soldiers were injured Thursday, one se- 4 TTJicijr, wiren a ngnr army truck on which they were returning from the rifle ( range three miles southwest, 'was struck and partly wreaked by a Bnrllncrtnn freight train on the Millford road grade . , crossing. . . Sergeant OwenGod passer, quartermas ter corps, suffered a compound fracture of his head and his left eye was cut. s The others were cut and bruised. They are Frederick W. Hunnerburur. Palatini 111., cook at headquarters of the Elghty- sevenin aivision ; uoyie S. Ranney, Ful i ton, 111., cook, and Paul W. Braun, South nicago, private. She Was Flustrated Miss Clementine Lambert. $35 East Mam street, . when asked by. Desk Ser Grocer Arrested by' " -.:Pplice',Dry:Squad" 4 Cart MarrigaQ, a grocer at 47$ North rup street, 'was arrested Thursday night bjr the police "dry quad" on a charge of violating the prohibition law.; The police found 100 gallons of wine and 104 gallons of mash In his place. .-. - This is Manigan's second arrest .on this charge. . The last time he was ar rested he was fined $100 and sentenced to $0 days in Jail, t ' r - - 1 "- ' i hi - i r r x m - rii i i i 200 Are Injured toi ' : Buenos Aires Kiot -rrrr t "v:-"-t .BueAoa Aires, Dec, t--L N. & An outbreak of strike violence, hi which 200 persons were injured, - occurred early Thursday. " Strikers cut the electric cables and paT( of the City was in dark ness.. ';?;'..' - 1 . PARCEL POST r.TAIL IS ; HELD UP-BECAUSE OF LACK OF TAX STAMPS Packages Held Until Senders Are Notified Pojtmajter, Gives . Some Instructions. ; Writer Aaks Divorce Lbs Angeles," Dec-7! (L N. 8.) Harold Bell Wright. fanlous novelist. geaafe VCason yesterday why she left 1 filed suit for divorce here Thursday from her autoraobOe parked in front of the ! Frances .Long Wright, , charging mental curb so long Wednesday that Patrol-1 cruelty. . They have been married about man naq 10 pui an arrest sup in it. '17 years. . ? . Postmaster Myers is calling the at tention of a number of business firms In Portland te the fact that they ere mailing 'parcel poet, packages without attaching the necessary Internal . rev enue documentary stamps. For each ti cent postage oa a par cel post package a one cent Internal rev enue documentary stamp la required. For instance, parcels .costing 2$ cents for mail and delivery will, take in addi tion a one cent Internal stamp, making the total cost of sending such a parcel 2$ cents. A 2$ cent parcel will cost 2? cents and so on. This Internal revenue rate became effective December 1 and governs mail within the United States. The attention of parcel post users has been directed to the canceling of all war tax stamps. . Senders of packages must cancel their own stamps. For war stamps of less thaa 10 cents the sender must cancel the stamp by Inscribing Ilia Initials and the date of , sending oa each war tax stamp. For war stamps of 10 cents er more the sender must make his can cel latioa by at least three scratches on the stamp with a knife, or other sharp instrument, the purpose being to de stroy the stamp for further use. - Parcel senders who have not com plied with the lav are being notified by the post office department while .their package are being held In the poetof flee... Postmaster Myers says that all parcel post packages not stamped and prepared according? to the Internal rev enue regulations will opntlnue te be held In the ' postoff tee until the sender is notified. ,V tv . . ' : Phone Operators to Seek Higher Wages Tests for Barley Are ; Pronounced Unfair Salem, Or, Dec 7. The Merchants Exchange of Seattle has requested the public service commissions of. Oregoa Land" Washington o reduce the grata inspection testa for barley or establish feed staadarde. This action Is requested, the exchange says. tn view of the light weight tests of barley, and the. diffi culty of trading on the present grades as established by the state.''; ' ' " . Officers Get Aston . ? 8aa Diego. Cat. Dec' 7. (L N. a Officers of various regiments at Camp San Francisco, Dec . 7. All operators employed by the Paclfie Telephone t Telegraph company In 'San " Fraaelsoe nave been asked to be present at a meeting here' this- evening. , at', which time a delegate will be chosen' to the conference of unionists which will con fer with company officials next Monday to demand a SO per cent Increase Id The meeting has been called 'by the Paetflo district council of electrical workers, under whose Jurisdiction this new telephone girls union - remains. The wage Increase demands will be d le ased and rules of work for the coming 3 ar will be formulated. A Simple Wy to ' ; v Reduce1 Wrinkle Kenny hereafter, will travel ' la luxury. No more will theqr be compelled to 'climb la stages crowded with enlisted men. but will have big touring cars at their dis posal at all times, This went Into effect today. - - : Publishers Are Fined 'Bismarck. JC. D. Dec" T. (U. T Bam Clark and C. M. Creckland. pub lishers ! Jun - Jam Jems, --Thursday pleaded guilty In federal court here to sending obscene matter. through. Inter state commerce, and wars fined -S0-3 and'llOOO -respectively. f ' - . Florence Basley Dead ' ! The Dalles, Or Dec 7. Mrs. riorence Bagjey died Wednesday at The Dalles hospital after a long lUneaa. Mra, Bag ley had been a resident of The Dalles for 19 year. - She la survived by tour children, Mrs. Lew F. Collins and Bert Baeiey -ef The Dallea. . Ora . Bagley of North Yakima and Charles Bagicy of Pasco,: it ; . v. . ' . , - , . IPeirpetfciiall Remember that wrinkles aad beggt nesa of cheek - or chin are one to the muscular tissue losing Its strength and shrinking. The skin Is then too large In area to fit such tissue smoothly. It wrinkles or saga. - ' To remedy this condition, there's noth ing so effective, so quick-acting, as a simple wash lotion easily made at hotne. Just get an ounce of pure powdered sax ollts at your druggist's, and a half pint of witch haseL. mis the two and bathe rour face In the liquid. This at once ightens the skin and solidlftee the uit- 4rlvlnr - tlaeu Which, -of course. smooths out the lines and draws .In the sagging skin. -It also stimulates capil lary circulation, bringing natural -color to faded, cheeks. - . - laavj In every Ruman body there . is continual strife between the .forces of health .and disease, while ; headaches, ner vousness and frequent colds usually forerun sickness. ' 3 In changinf seasons your system needs the oil-food in r?nii ran nnnn n n rvn LP' ft IIIM Ml m I'd ii lJ fo increase the red corpuscles of the blood and create that resistive power which thwarts xolds, tonsilitis, throat'troubles and rheumausnv - Sootf's i hi&-p6wer medicmal'lood, free'from harmful druss. One bottle now may prevenfca aVraef, ' eott a Bowse, SleesBfield. K. I. 1X1 sasjsssssssaannayaMMsaasaa ' y isi.ni wr m s i.i , , i s. . i. - . . . i . - " . f Bellboys Charged ; With Selling Liquor Ralph Johnson. 21, and Joe Peg, 19, bellboys, were arrested : at 1 :30 o'clock i yesteraay by State j Agents Scott : and Jeffries for the illegal sale of licraor. The boys are said to have disposed of-j a pint or wnisicey to a guest at a local v hotel for 4.50. They declared they re- :., ceivea xne liquor irora transient guests irom -wet" statea Troopers Tried for Mutiny Dallas, Texas, Dec 7. (L N. S.) ? ineen troopers wno are. alleged to- j have refused to drill after days of r marching, drilling and standing sruard ' duty along the Rio Grande are on trial for mutiny at Fort Sam ' Houston. A military court of 13 officers, the same ' that presided recently at the trial of 63 ; negro soldiers In connection with the Houston riots, are conducting the triaL Save Your Xmas Money BTJI BOIfTDEST IOCBSE1F NICK CLOTHES FOB THE HOLIDAYS. OF To all our good customers and those : who are not customers but having good references, you are solicited to come jand get what wearing apparel you wish tui . mo uuiBuijo, etuier in men s .nr ladles' wear, without making the rem. Mar initial payment which w nnn. requirS in opening an account, but you . n - krv juur money xo , ouy your ; XMAS presents for your friends and : soldier boys and make your first pay ment January the first. f i. - ' would also add that we bae on sale. r . .. wiiwvi-M nvu,vua epc a beau , .tlful line of suits, of' the latest models r , -and newest materials, which have had J 1 an alarming reduction aU the way from , 127.60 and 53.bo to 119.50 and 125 oo These are all of the best tailoring and can be relied upon- In ladies coats all jot the latest that can be found on the A best markets.-: So don't ' stint yourself either for clothes 1 or v pi esents. - Af t yourHrst payment January the firT. . then yeu can arrange te take care of th remainder of the account by the week or ' month, -lust as may be most convenient or you. If yen have ever had an io. count with -as, you know fuU well thZt : CHERRT'S elways take care of 1 theli erjitomers. 189-sl Washington .f-ft , ! ock , block. Open until p, nvSatnr- daya-Adv. . - 4 " We Give S. H. Green Trading Stamps on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full on or Before the Tenth of Bach Month Stamp Books Are Redeemed in Cash on the Fourth Floor Saturday Last Day of Allied Red Cross Bazaar at Public AuditoriumDon't Fail to AttendPut Red Cross Seals on Your Christmas PackajesKodaks and Cameras. ' Fourth-Floor ONLY ,14 MORfe SHOPPING DAYS TILL XMASl ' SHOP AT , THIS STORE OF SUPE RIOR SERV1CE! Merchandise Bonds and Glove Orders issued for "any amount desired good at any time. A safe, satisfac tory way to solve the gift problem. Bond Booth on the First Floor. PARCELS CHECKED FREE OF CHARGE AT ACCOM MODATION DESK ON MAIN FLOOR. The Standard Stqre of the Northwest a 4 - - OMsoW Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods CHRISTMAS STATIONERY GREETING CARDS, SEALS FAVORS INVITATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY " DEPT. 1ST FLR. U. S.Thrift Stamps and Saving Certificates t Help Uncle Sam win the var and help yourself at the tame time buy U. S. Thrift Stamps and Sir ing Certificates. For sale at Bond Booth on the First Floor. PLAN YOUR SHOPPING TOUR TO IN- .I CLUDE LUNO : . EON IN OUR TEA ROOM, . 4TH FLOOR -PROMPT SERY1CE. - ' DouMe S. & H. Stamps With All Gtiarge or Cash Purchases This Special Offer Applies to All Purcltases Made From November 26 to the Night of December 24 Girls' Apparel! In the Suit Store Tomorrow mm 135 Women's Goats .- - .... - Saturday Spiecial Only Saturday will be "lS Day" in the Coat Store an event of greatest importance to every woman who has need for new coat. 135 garments from our, regular stock have been regrouped for quick selling at a price so low that every coat-should be gone be fore closing time. Splendid high grade coats for utility wear, made of good warm materials. Smart belted styles with large collars and cape effects. Materials include- cheviots, velours.- boucld, loopine, matlamb and, various .other fabrics. Some are trimmed with fur or plush. Excellent assortment of the wanted T1 C AA colors. Extraordinary values. v.' Priced special for this sale PUVl Silk Petticoats at $5 Second Floor- Beautiful garments for gift giving. A number of pretty stvles with novelty' tlounces trimmed with plaitfng and small ruffles. Taffetas, messalines, satins, and silt Jersey. All,the newest gp? rA plain colors: also changeables. Dresdens, stripes, plaids. Atp)eUU SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY! ' Second Floor -GIRLS' DRESSES, beautiful styles made up in vel vets,, silks' and serges all new models for winter wear. Splendid assortment ol styles for . girls 8 'years to Intermediate ages. Dresses selling heretofore at 13. SO up to 26.00 now on 'sale at special prices $9.00 to $17.35 GIRLS' NEW DRESS SKIRTS In Intermediate ages. Latest models made up In beautiful plaids, stripes and plain colors. .Lengths 32 to 34 Inches. Regular 4.25 to 10.50 Skirts at only ONE THIRD OFF. Sale of Christmas Aprons GIRLS' CRAVENETTE Coats, fancy plaids and mixtures. Rain proof and windproof. Sizes 8 to 14 years.' ItO.SO to $17.25 Coats now at ONE THIRD OFF. GIRLS' ' MIDDIES of navy blue flannel with white or red braid trimming. Just the M QQ thing for.schooL 'Spec'l P--fO TEA APRONS of fine Swisses, lawns, etc. 25c, 35c, 49c to $1.65 MAIDS' APRONS in lace and embroidery trimmed styles , with straps or . bibs 59c to $2.25 WAITRESSES' APRONS of fine lawns.-Fitted or full styles trimmed with embroidery or Insertion. Prices range from 59c to $1.25 NURSES' APRONS 95c-$l.lS Bring the Children to See King Santa Jolly, rollicking -Santa wants to see every little boy and girl la Portland before Christmas all that can -possibly do so should come to Toyland, Fourth Floor, Saturday. Santa has lots of Interesting things for the little folks. Double Stamps with all charge or cash purchases. . - . Velocipedes $225 to $176' Teylaaj; 4tk Fleer A WOrld" of amusement and at the same time It affords good, whole some exercise. We have vel ocipedes In sizes ranging in price from $S to $17.50 Complete stocks of bicycles, -coasters, play wagons, aoto moblles, go-carts babjrax riages atthe lowest prices Portland's Best Showing of Neckwear Stocks, Jabots, Collars, Sets New Ideas in' Wool and Silk Scarfs Neckwear Dept, 1st Floor-Knitted silk and fiber silk Scarfs in white, gray, black and fancy colors. Put up one in a neat bore Priced at only $1.25, $1.75 and $3.95 each.- Knit Wool Neck Scarfs and Sets in light and dark colors with tarns and toques to match. Prices range from $1.25 to $3.95 SPECIAL LOT of Knit T1 Afk , Scarfs on sale Saturday Pl.yLI Handkerchiefs 3 for $1.00 Mala Floor Women's all linen hand embroidered Kerchiefs In white and colored designs. Also printed Belfast linen Kerchiefs. Very pretty styles in Madeira, scal loped spoke and 'plain effects. H and 1-16 Inch hems. CI HA n-J -.4 ....I.I t trvr kD J. .lJJ Also pure linen Initial Handker- 1 "oor chiefs nana emcroiaerea in lour different styles. Extra Q1 AA Mala Floor Give her .dainty neckwear this Christmas nothing you could select would be more pleasing or more appropriate. - This season's smartest styles are on display here the very newest Ideas in Jabots, stocks, collars and sets .of Georgette .Crepe, Petunia, Washable Satin and real Filet, Reasonably priced at only $1.00. $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 up to $5.00. Holiday box free with purchases of t Neckwear. Satin Collars 95c, $125 Four new styles shown at this price. Made to fit 'dress or coat Tuxedo styles, double satin and others with washable lin ings. only Special $1.25 and ,d95c Gift Neckwear ' At $1.00 . Special assortment of novelty neckwear stocks, jabots, collars and sets tn all the very new styles, satin's, crepe, etc . Ex tra values for CI-AA Saturday O n ly GIFT UNDERWEAR Collars, Sets, Jabots, Stocks, Exclusive, styles from New York's cleverest designers. Made up in Georgette, Satins, Petunia, etc. Vast as sortment of styles prices range 50c P to, $5.00 Drugs, and Tdilet Needs Saturdays Un We reserve the right to limit the quantity of any article In this list to be purchased by any one cus tomer. We ' give S. & H. Green. Stamps Free. Ask for themf 25c Ivory Soap v rn" i" Troy. Milk of Magnesla,'plnt 40e. Cuticura Ointment at 23a, 45e. Calox Tooth Powder, - can 25s G rives' Tooth Powder 20c, 40e D. & R. Cold Cream put up In glass Jars at 30c, 43 and 75e Orchard White, J-oz. bottle 35, Freezoae, for Corns, priced 30 Fitch's Dandruff Remover SOe - Florida Water, 2 sixes, 29c, 75V Gum Camphor l-oz. cubes 10c H Ill's Cascira Quinine for colds, priced for- Saturday's, selling . 2$e. good values at 3 for Boys? Store ''" Main Floor Parents in search of useful gifts for their boys' will find our Boys Store plentifully supplied with the very articles 'wanted. . Boys' Overcoats S5 to $1850 Main Floor The largest ami best showing Boys' Overcoats we have ever had. Latest Trench models with military "collar ahd belt also many other popular styles. Prices range $5 to $18.50 Boys' Mackinaws - $5;to$i2.50lf; "Made of ' heavy warm blanket , material .in rich : plaids 'and r checks . in blues, jedsv brow.ns , and tans- r Military " or convr- i tible collars. - Loose or stiised belts. Sizes 4 to 18. $5 to $12.50 ,' Boys' - 2-Pant Suits - $7.50-$ 15 Blue Serge Suits $8.50 to $15 . Boysweaters at $1.50 to $6 Men's Silk Bosom Four for $SD0 Main Floor These excellent shirts . are from our regular stock and are rorth far more money, uWor, a one-day special we offer them at a big saving. Attractive stripe pat- - terns silk bosom and ; silk cuffs. All sizes from 1 no 17 Tl 'JQ 4 shirts for $5.00 each SlVJy Men's Kerchiefs . -I At Lowest Prices Mam Floor Men's sheer cambric hem stitched , initialed handkerchiefs box of 6 at . only 75c, $1.00 and - $15 Men's .pure linen hemstitched handker chiefs great values, only" 25c, 35c, 50c Shirts $1.39 IK Men's Bath Robes arid House Coats ; --Men's Bath Robes In many at tractive styles and patterns. .-He will appreciate one of these for Christmas. Priced $4.00 md up. Men's House Coats In the rich dark shades men like, so - welL Great assortment - of different Jtyles. Prices range from $5 to $15 , Men's regulaT $5.50 arid $6joo SHoes, O A QC on sale Saturday onlv. SDecial.: the Dair tl) T-s,Oif Fancy Silk Bows 35c Each Gives the finishing touch to your Jabot or collar. Made of high grade silk crepe In all the leading colors. Put up In a pretty box for gift giving. "3C See these. Priced at each Hair Ribbons GfcBesft Grqder : Mala Floor Hair i Bows 'always welcome gifts to every girL These ribbons ire especially adapted lor hairbows being firm ol quality and exceptionally attractive in patterns and colorings. 35c, 39c, 50c, 65e -. . . . -. . Hair Bow Ribbons - At -25c Yard Mala ' Floor Special lot of new . plaid ribbons in various colors also plain heavy taffetas with satin, butterfly edge, satin : with ' pin stripes and plain moire.' OST,' Splendid values at the yard vC i . ....' Veils and Scarfs. ": New Chiffon Auto Veils and Silk Crepe Scarfs tn all the popular col ors. Bordered, hemstitched and .floral .'effects. These Yells make Ideal gifts. Priced $1.25 to $5 1.50 Chiffon Auto Veils $1.25 65c Veilings, Saturday, yd. 50c 100 Beautiful Hats . - Forraerlr Priced S7J90, tift 1 ' , f .;;;r$ia00arid $1250-Choice 4r 'MHUshsry Saleaa, Sacead Fleer .Women who do their shopping- early In the-day j always have the advantage of greater, assortments and better service. On recount of this lot of hats being JimKed to one hundred and because of the extraordinary values offered early shopping Saturday will be more than ever to -your advanUge. Practically- iQ the -smartest styles 'lr represented turbans, .sailors and novelty shapes. ' Many beautiful for trimmed models In the saIe,"also flower tnd ribbon trimmed Styles. BUck and good range of . colors. .$70,4 $10.00 CJ. 7C and S12JS0 Hits priced special for. Saturday's selling at only 4t.0 Millineryv.Sale Children's Hats $1.98 : - '- Many of the iats shown in this lot were. formertY -msrki to sell at 2.98 aad 3.44.; Charming, youthful style in shirred effects &lack,jlnk, rose, navy brown and green. Also pretty bort- f ro et styles and many other good models. Girls' hats to 3.4 J, atPlO Cr erne Uil SoaP ICX 3 Cakes for Only MOW Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream In two sizes. 45e and 90a Lrrorls Mouth Wash 22a, 45a Java Rice Powder, all colors, 39e i La Blache race Powder at 39 Ma urine Eye Remedy. now 39c. quibb's Parafnn OIL bottle $1 lolol Parafnn OiL 16 oz- at 75e Upjohn's Mineral Oil, pint 50e Milk of Magnesia 25e aad 45 Wyeth's Sue aad Salchhr 9e emz BronchUyptus Oil for 25e Bennett's Milkbone Doc and Ppppy Biscuits 24 cakes for 30e Malrtf'ed Cocoanut Oil for 4$ Merck's Sugar Milk, l lb. 70 Hamlin Wizard Oil at only 98 Gets-It for corns, special at 20e Albofs Saline Laxative, put up' u sues pncea Oc, oOc, $1X0 Squlbb's Talcum Powder tn all popular odors Saturday at 20e r-Sempre Glovine, the cake at 43 Rerelitlpn Tooth -Powder 25 Pebeco Tooth Pute only 43 Pepsodont Xpoth Psste at 45 Restnal Soar, the cake at 2& i Pluto Wattruart size,, at 35c . New Handbags . Mala Floor Holiday . stocks are . now at their best. Kew handbags and purses of genuine pin seal, ' crepe seal and Morocco. ' All the: latest style and - shapes. I Prices range , from- $ 1.00 v. to - $20IK ;White . Ivory for Gifts Ivory Combs In - all-coirse or " coarse and fine 25e to $1.50 . ivory Mirrors at IZXtO ta $7.50 Ivory Hair Brushes $2 to $$.50 'Hair, Receivers at 50 to $2X0 ; Puff Boxes priced. 50c to $2-50 ' CombinatknrWUi Cushion - and Jewel Boxes at ' $1-50 to $3J0. Jewel Boxes priced 75c to $3.00 ' ' Perfume Bottles 25c to $3.50 ' -Picture" Frames, ovaV 25c to $3 Irory Buffers at 50 to $25 - - 1 1