AMERICA'S FIRST YEAR OF WAR REVIEWED IN NEXT SUNDAYS JOURNAL
. I CLUB CALENDAR " :
Woman's Cooperative Inim BelUn baby shower and musical
entertainment at the East 8lde clubhouse at s :0 p. m. - - - ,r
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher association. Addresses by Alice V. .
Joyce on War Oar dans and by Mrs. J. F. Chapman on School for
Juveallo Court wards. ,
SOCIAL CALENDAR '
."" Wt4aflar. April I." 'J
' W44lnc of Miss France Evelyn Fuller .and Alfred T. Smith at
the reetdenee of the brkto's mother, Mrs. George. Francis Fuller. 191
East Fifty-fifth street, :10 o'clock, reception at 9 o'clock. .
W$t foetal
'Tiki'-. rl : .1. nlf
miss v'purciieu
- Being Much
r Feted
Tea to Be Given in Honor
. . Bride-to-Be Wednes-,
;r.:;;:if--day," v;'.:,::
of
MRS. E. B. SEABROOK,
president of auxiliary to
. t v , machine gun company,
which organization is doing
valuable patriotic' service, -v
"' ' si ByJTesa Lawlr
MISS BEATRICE BUKCHELL, fiancee
Of Will H. Bennett, whose weddlnaf
Wilt be air event of Thursday. April 11.
Is being; much feted these last tew weeks.
Wednesday afternoon of this week she
wn! be complimented by a tea and show-"
er at which Mrs. Ralph Watson, Mrs.
Carl O. Ltebe ' and Mrs.; Orant Mays
will be joint hostesses at the residence
f Mrs. Llcbe. Among the recent si
ts! rs given In her honor was a tea a
vrday at which Mrs. Sim Bennett pre
sided, inviting a few of the bride elect's
Tnost Intimate friends, and the previous
Tuesday Mrs. M. R. Whitehead gave a
similar affair. V The wedding will be
solemnised at the "bride's home In the
Washington spartmenta Dr. John H.
Boyd will officiate and only the two fam
ilies will be present. '
Easter Monday, Tea
"Th sunny verandas of the Mann Old
People's Home In Laurelnurst were
thronged with ! visitors Monday after
noon when the friends of the many de
lightful old people living at the home
. t - a . .1 .1 I Win.
their annual Easter tea. It Is the cus-
torn or the, women or various cnurcnes
to act as hostesses for these affairs, and
this rear the women of Trinity Guild
"had the arrangements In charge, Last
year (It was the women's society of the
Vlrst ' Preabvterlan church. The affair
, Was charmingly appointed with Easter
Illy decorations and a feature of th
afternoon was the musical program
directed by Mrs. Warren Hi Thomas.
Mr. P J. Mann and Mrs. Alartln
Winch received with Mrs. ; Warren
MINI pVPIUVIIttV. Ml. t w
table was a burst of golden glory with
' Its bugs basket- of jonquils. Here Mrs.
Ai A. Morrison, Mrs. John McCracken,
Mrs. J. D. Peters. Mrs. J. A. : Cunning
ham. Mra. J. W. H1U. Mrs. Edward
Falling and Mrs, I. II. Amos presided.
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K. of G Ball . r
Following "out their plan of affording
V,- l tit. MmHM ruTo.tlnn an4
' entertainment.: the Knights of.Colum
" bus have extended an Invitation to all
men In uniform to be present Saturday
nignt as uieir guesis ai me annual d&u
"to be held at the Multnomah hotel. This
.- Is ths. most popular social event of the
kuun el van nnrr the auanloea of the
knights and is always largely attended.
; Several hundred invitations nave oeen
' Issued to the many friends of the or
- fler and the military. The patrons and
patronesses are Mr. and Mra J. P.
O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Daly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. English. Mr. ami
" Mrs. Frank J.i Lonerran, Mr. ana Mrs. ,
J. p. KavartaugnwMr, -and Mrs Patrick
i Bacon. Mr. and Mra Dan J. Maher, Mr.
And Mra John N. Casey. Mr. and Mrs.
; i4 Frank Slnnott, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
; Lynch. Mr. : and Mrs. William K.
Prudhomme, Mr. and Mra. Frank E.
Dooly, Mr. and Mrs. .Tames P. Coolie.
For Hiss Wilson
" Complimenting. Miss Virginia Wilson,
' fiancee of Dr. Charles C. Petheraam,
Dr. Mabel Akin entertained wtth a
charming Informal tea and miscel
laneous shower on Saturday afternoon.
, Those bidden for the afternoon were:
Mrs. A. C. Mehlln, Mrs. A, M. O'Han
Ion; Mra A. R. Orout. Mrs. F. F. Olen
and the Misses Ruth Connetl. Irene
Btrowbrldge, Blanche Wilson, Sue
Akers, Marion Akers. Miriam Hilton,
Trade Moyer, Helen Woodcock, Jennie
..parellus, Florence Parellus, Virginia
Thompson, Beth Smith, Bula Smith,
Marian Orebel, Bernadean Grebel, Ka-
eml Marcellua, Jsadlne Bolander and
Esther Hill. . The rooms were artis
tically decorated with beautiful spring
blossoms. .
Utrblo'n Society Meets
J Monday evening in the assembly room
of the Portland hotel the former rest
r- dents of the state of Michigan met for
stoat and literary program was given.
Mrs. Owen Summers having arranged
the rimbers. Cards and dancing were
arranged after the program and ref resh-
ments were served, j The program In
oluded the following : Tenor solo, Lewis
J. Htnkel ; clarinet duet. Winston Raney
and A. 0. Sanders; reading, Mrs. Lewis
Hlnkel solo, "My Michigan Soldier," A.
O. Bancroft; violin solo, Robert Dickln
son i ' Informal talk. James Brockaway t
. baritone solo. K. Randolph Thomas, with
clarinet oblige to ; vocal duet. Miss Rose
and Mr. Hlnkel. m
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Laurelnurst 1 Club Danee
Both ball rooms of Cctillion hall were
filled to capacity Monday evening,
when ths Laurelhurst club members
gavs their annual Easter Monday danc
ing -party. It was a smartly attired
gathering of rnoro than (00 guests, and
the musle and general arrangements alt
combined to make the event a notable
success.' The board of directors and
social committee of the club received
the guests and acted as a floor commit-'
toe and added much to the pleasure
and entertainment of the guests.
' Benefit Danre ' 1
-! A benefit dance and card party will
be given - by auxiliary . of Company C,
lId infantry. April 13. W.. O. W. hall
'East Sixth and. Alder streets. Men In
uniform will be admitted free. The
' patronesses are Meed am es rx E. Bow
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Platinum Set
Jewelry Not
Wanted
Government at Present Has N
Intention of Commandeering
Finery, Trade Paper Says.
Mrs. Parsons Is
To Conduct
Classes
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Laurethurst Study Club Will Re
ceive Instruction in Literature
and Drama.
By Telia Winner
THE Laurelnurst Study club has se
a cured th Mrvkwn rf Mm Vahln
Holmes Parsons to conduct-its classes
In literature and modern drama next
year. At the last meeting of the club.
Mra Charles McGinn gave a compre
hensive review of Racine's "Phedra"
followed by a discussion by members.
Mrs. C W. Hayburst read two deltght-
rui one act plays, "Moondust" and "The
New Gown" by Mrs. Parsons. "The
Barber of Seville" and "Hernanl" will
be the subjects for discussion at the
meeting to be held April t. At this meet
ing a letter from Mra E. O. Chandler,
who Is In Southern. California, was read
and greatly appreciated. -
- The Red Cross Shop at 10 Fifth
street has on sale a number of beau
tiful autographed photographs of Frieda
He-mple. which It Is. offering this week.
Madame Hemple is active In Red Cross
work' and is ever mindful of an op
portunity to do her bit.
' Headquarters for the woman's com
mittee for the third Liberty loan have
been established at 21S Northwestern
Bank building. ' ;
The Association of Collegiate Alumnae
will hold its meeting at the' University
club, Saturday. April 6. at It :4b. Phone
reservations for' the buffet luncheon to
P. Cramer and Miss Ethel Wateman
will report the wide-spread work accom
plished this year , by the educational
commute and outline the plans to be
completed. Mrs. William B. Carlisle will
speak on bar experiences in Russia dur
ing tha revolution. Dr. and Mrs. Car
lisle resided in Russia for seven years,
coming to this country last October.
The president. Mrs- Forrest Fisher,
calls a meeting of the executive com
mittee at the University club for 11 :10
April 6, preceding the luncheon.
Members and friends of the colllglate
alumnae wilt ba pleased to know that
Colonel Leader's lecture was a success
In every respect, The management went
"over the 'top" with tha finances, clear
ing the financial responsibilities to the
woman's building fund for the Stat
University of the Collegiate Alumnae,
the Oregon Alumnae and the Pan-
Hellenic association. On thousand two
hundred dollars of the $2000 pledged
three years ago by those organisations
has already been invested in Liberty
bonds and the Association of Collegiate
Alumna will invest Its $500 pledge In
the third. Liberty loan for the duration
of the war. Th 'college women are very
grateful to Mrs. Alice Benson Beach
and to Mrs. George T. Gerllnger for the
unlimited time and ability they devoted
to making a success of this big under
taking. Luclen E. Becker will give an organ
recital, assisted by Harold Hurlburt,
tenor,. Tuesday evening at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Haak, 12 East
Fifty-eighth street. The affair Is under
the auspices of the Monday Musical
club and all members of the club and of
other musical organizations and friends
will be welcome.
The regular business meeting- of the
ladles auxiliary of ths Oregon Greetera
will be held at the Portland hotel. Tues
day evening, April t, at S o'clock! '
' - '
The Capitol Hill Parent-Teacher Red
Cross Auxiliary mt at the school house
Thursday. Twenty-on- ladles wer
Main 696. Mrs. H. B. Torrey, Mrs. H. present and a great deal of work was
done. . Mrs. Hartman and - Mrs. Jou
nault are greatly Interested In the baby
clothes for the little Belgian sufferers.
The ladies of the auxiliary donated cash
and material as well as home work for
this purpose. A delicious -war menu,
consisting of broccoli and hard boiled
ggs, cream chicken, graham buns,
canned peaches and coffee was served
at noon. The . tables were beautifully
decorated according to the Easter
season. .. t.f I
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At the meeting of the board of dlret-1
tors pf the Oregon Congress of Mothers
held Saturday,-a resolution was passed
protesting against various atempts made
to develop a public sentiment in favor
of shortening the school year so that
children under the age of sixteen can be
released for industrial work, The pre
amble sets forth that the secretaries of
war. .navy and. Interior, chief of civil
service bureau and United States com
mlsioner of ducatlon. speaking for the
government. urged that every effort to
shorten the school year be discouraged
and advise children under sixteen to be
kept in schol and discouraged from en
tering industry "to take the places of
men. The resolution reads:
Therefore be it resolved that the ex
ecutive board of .the Oregon Congress of
Mothers and Parent Teacher association
Strongly endorse the recommendation of
our governmeo oflcials and pledges
the present high educational standards
Itself to use every effort to maintain
already established in this state, believ
ing such action to be of th highest
quality of patriotism.
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No Action Against
. Suspected I.W.W.
T Butt. April 2. On order of th
county authorities.' 41! suspected L W.
W. arrested here last week at a meet
ing of the metal mine workers' union
have been released from custody for
lack of evidence. :
MRS. RALPH H. GAL
LINGER, daughter-in-law
of the rainority
leader of the senate, in charge
of white goods section of the
work of women of the senate.
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Report Covers
Activities In
February
THE following report of th Neighbor
hood House activities Is made by
th head worker. Miss Ida Loewenberg :
-Th attendance at th boos for th
month of February was I72-' :
"While our eoclal and educational ac
tivities have not been so numerous as
was last reported, they have been of a
diversified character. . '
"On Tuesday. February 21, ' w ex
tended invitations for a Purim mas
querade for children. About 400 re
sponded to th Invitation. ISO C whom
were children, appearing in all sorts of
quaint costumes. The observer was lost
in a mass of bewildering anachronism a
Queen Esthers hobnobbed with Charlie
Chapllns. King Ahashuerus was courted
by a myriad of little fairies, and dear
old Mordeeal was tenderly treated by
Red Cross nurses. There were uncie
Sams galore, and the Pur Ira and th
oatriotic solrit vied In a perfect blend
talk a generous response in th wsy of rj
contributions to the Palestinian rastora-
tlon fund was forthcoming, th oontrtbu- s .
tors rivaling on another in thetr eager- '
nesa to be th first with a donation.' :
Multnomah circle. Neighbors of Wood- -craft,
gave a banquet Friday evening In
honor of th accession to membership ;
of Miss Rose SchoeL Th members n
Joyed an hour in th. dining; room of
th W. O. W. tempi. - i . .
I ' . . T I V'
Mrs. Wilsoii Heads .
Liberty Committee
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Washington. April 2-(L N. S- Mrs. :
Wood row- Wilson, wife of th president, i
wlll head th honorary committee ,ot ,
th Woman's Liberty Loan commute of I
th'Dutrict or coiuraoia. wrrai wita
her will be Mrs. Thomas U. Marshall.
wlf of th vie president; th wives of 1
cabinet members Mrs.- Champ Clark,
wife of th speaker of the house, and
Mrs. Jam R. Mann, wlf of th Repub
lican leader of th bouse,..- Approxi
mately 10,000 woman speakers will ad- i
dress th same number of Liberty loan tu,
meetings throughout th country on ..
April . ! . ' i
piiritfuu mii , b -viw ... - -- r '
of emotlona Refreshments were fur-1 tvt " J ': I '--'
nlsbed and served by th ladles' auxll-I LJ rjrjo o Tl T O il "
lary of th Portland Hebrew schooL. It i JTtUbcJO W.d 11 tt5Ll5j;
a meraoraoio event -xor ovia mm
chUdren and the elders.
"The South Parkway club had on so
cial and three dances, all well attended.
Th Neighborhood Hons Juniors had
on social.
"On .Wednesday, March Is, Dr.. Ben
Zlon Mosslnsohn, that fountain of
knowledge, spoke t a gathering that
crowded our gymnasium, on th subject
of Th Beginning of th Jewish Sal
vation.' His exceptional oratory and
learning, his ability to roach all Iasss,
war clearly- demonstrated In bis re
markable address, which was delivered
in Yiddish, At the conclusion of his
' - --r- 1. '. -
Rooted rose bushes of all kinds ar ;
much wanted for beautifying the,
grqunds surrounding the . Y. M. C. A
at Vancouver barracks. ' Anyone . vho . ,
will contribute bushes may leav them"
at th Portland Y. M. C A. this week. 1
THRIFT STAMPS f
and .
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
on Sal at
Business Off loe, Th Journal
n -
man, C C,
bltts, James
Briar. ;
Newcastle. Frank P. Teb
J. Cronly and C W. O.
STORIES to the effect that the govern
ment may commandeer platinum
jewelry or ask the women of the
country to give up platinum Jewelry
for patriotic purposes emanating from
Washington, Boston and other cen
ters from what appear to be authen
tic sources for such information ara
untruo, says the Jewelers' Circular.
Government officials have not. made
any such request, nor do the circum
stances at present make it apparent
that they will commandeer- platinum
Jewelry or ask the women of the
country Lto surrender articles of Jew
elry containing patlnum. . f
Such articles, says the JewelersC Cir
cular, .are unjust to the patriotic
women of' the country, who are anx
ious and willing to assist in any way
they can. but who are 'being : misled
Into sending' in their platinum jewelry.
which the '"government does not want
and has no machinery to accept it.
1 MEET TOMORROW
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:S0 . m.-BET CROSS TSTT PORTT.AXn
WOMAN'S SOTtAL SERVICE CLUB t.
10 . m RKJ CROM TJXIT FIRST PRES
BYTERIAN CHrRrH. ?
10 . tn SOT7TH PORTT.AXn S15n CRHflM
ALXILIAKT it 210 Oibbi ftr f i
10 . m. TAt.VART PRE8RTTERUV
CHURCH RKT CROSS rTTIT t the chorch.
10 'a to. -PORTT,ANT HEIOHTS BED CROSS
UNIT at the Alimnrth chool.
io . I tn nEr cross unit kenneot
PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCUTION t tbe
choolhonw. '
10 ft. m GITTLT) Of TRIXITT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH t the prlh home. Red Crow
Mwiac BtHnen meHns at 2 :3A.
10 a. m RED CROSS 1 I'NIT BROOKLYN
MOTHERS AND TEACHERS CLUB at the
K-hoolhou". Pro(rTm t 2-30 at Brooklm
library. flnvakMr. MIm Ida T. Jonti; anblect.
"Safvsnarrltnc, Onr Olrl-."
11 a. nu THE COTEBIE at th T. W. C. A.
Book reTlrw br Mn. Hriau Miller Benn. Table
Ulk bj Mr B. T. Sodert.
1 p. m. ART.ETA RED CROSS UNIT AUXIL
IARY at W, O. W. hall.
1 p. m RKD CROSS AUXILIARY Or THE
WOMAN'S CATHOLIO ORDER Or. FOB
ESTERS at ftl? OantrabMo aanni.
1 p. m PORTLAND WOMAN'S RESEARCH
CLUB, Pyeholoer elub and Orphla Tcmnta
fTtnun stter to aew lor Sea uroaa St Uldi,
Wortman A. Kln. I
2 p. in AUXILIARY TO COMPANY G. 162D t
INFANTRY ri r-ntn Hhmry.
3 p. m KXITT'NfJ C IKCT.E. COMPANY A. j
116TH f:X"lNEERS. with Mra. M. B. Jle-1
Faul. 12" F- Twrl'th 1m. pirw AM-r.
m. W IMT,' "ATT ifU,V fX VTW '
GRIM .CONGREGATION AT, CHURCH with I
Mra. D., Tnee. 822 BorthwV-k .tnt. i
S P. m T"cV.. nHal by WOMAN'S COOP-
ERATIVE I EAGUE at Eaat Sid lnbhowa
Mu'tcnt nrorram.' Each person asfeml tn hrtnc i
an trttcle of wearlnc apparel or tbe Belgian '
babia. i
S:0 n. m.- t"NIVERStTT PARK RKD CROSS
AUXILIARY at the Fortsmouth fcbool. Im-
rv-rtant burin
2:J0 p. ra. IRVINGTON ART CT.ASS wth
Mrv Alice Weiter. emwr Fiftorath and gia-
kiyou itnt. - Hnbort. 'Imjrriont"Tn.''
J P. th HAWTHORNE PA REST-TEACHER
ASSOCIATION. Addnxa hTIK AIie Y.
Jnyee on rrdn. rabbit and ponltnr raHns.
Addraaa by Mra. J. T. Chapman on the school
for 'wards or tha Juvenile conrt.
8 n. m. Eaater- party at ST. MATTHEWS
MISSION, comer Corbett and Bancroft atreeta.
Gamaa and rfrhmot".
S p; m. AUXILIARY TO COMPANY G.1S2D
S p. m." PORTLAND INDEPENDENT FIRST
AIU U I "antral llnrary.
p. m ATTXILIART TO FTRTJ HOSPITAT..
COMPANY S64. SANITARY TRAIN, Sl
Panama butldlns.
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jt;and Illuminated Ball Municipal Auditorium April 4, 5 and ,6 100 Red Cross Given Under Auspices of Electrical Fraternity Be Sure and Attend
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Will Be Given on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full On or Before the 10th of Each Month-Get Your Stamps and have
U. S. Thrift
, Stamps
and War Savings Certificates for
sale Main Office, 4th Floor.
Loan your' dollars to Uncle
Sam and help win the war.
PORTLAND
AGENTS FOR
GOSSARD,
NEMO
B1EN JOLIE .
BON TON
AND ROYAL
WORCESTER
CORSETS
v The Standard Store of the Northwest
tJBLl
OIfe Ifortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
PORTLAND
AGENTS FOR
DUTCHESS
TROUSERS
FOR MEN
AND BOYS
SPRING STYLES
ARE NOW
READY
Tea Room
4th Floor
r
Plan to take luncheon with
your friends in xur beautiful tea
room on tbe Fourth Floor.
Prompt service, reasonable prices
S. '& H; Stamps Are Good as Gold-Filled Books Redeemed in Cash-4th Floor p
Charming New Dresses
for Street Wear
Home from South J ; j
ClaxAnc Bruall has . return ad home
from an extandod stay In Southern Call
. S omla, -t when' h ha - paaad th. last
thra months at Santa Barbara, Los
Ansalas. Coronado' and Sart Otero. Mr,
Braselt is now domlcUod at the Mai
lory, -'." 'I--; ' ' . ; i
Crand Rapids Visitor Returns . , - '
"Mrs. Claud Martin Match of Grand
Rapids, Mick., recently of Minneapolis,
Minn who has been th truest of her
parents, Mr.i and Mr. A, M. - Anderson,
1178 East Lincoln street, for . this month.
Is leaYtft; this week for her home.
Sattld A'UitorsN , : . 1
v Mr. aod Mrs, David Tobias of Seattle
ar wknd visitors here, (uests at thd
Hotel Portland. -.,
Thare is no half-way 'house between
victory and i defeat." Lloyd George. . r
Checry's, the Place to
See the Latest in Clothes
As soring: advances It moves on to
think the time to buy their new suits.,
coats or dresses Is at hand. We Invite
you to call and Inspect our new 'styles
: : Dally arivals, showlns; the smartest
suits, dresses, coats.: waists. et&. espe
cially, adaoted for most all model of
women, whether of the small, larre.
stout , or whatever type they may . be,
ar open for your inspection. The styles
are right the materials are rijrht -the
service you et Is right, and. last but
not least, their "Credit System; is right.
Their Easy Payment plan enables you
to purchase what you need without bav
in to possess all the ready caatu You
only need to consult the Credit Depart
ment and they will confidentially ar
range terms to suit your: convenience.
Only a small amount Is required, when
you get the goods, the balance by de
grees as decided by yourself. .
At J89-J1 Washington street. Pittock
block. . (Adv.)
-The Garment Store has on display a note
worthy collection of the new Sprint dresses
designed especially for street and business
wear, and cordially invites your inspection.
Come and see them. Department 2d Floor.
A Model at $18.50
is of excellent quality taffeta silk with vestee
of tuckedGeorgette crepe, Georgette sleeves,
silk coUir. Waist embroidered in silk, skirt
finished with groups of braid. At 18. So.
A Model at $25.00
shows the smart new eton effect with wide
folded satin girdle and dainty white dimity
collars and cuffs. ' Of plaid taffeta in delight-
,ful colorings. Novelty skirt. At 25.00.
.
A Model at $26.75
of splendid quality wool serge, .has smart
bolero jacket with narrow sash belt, large.
patch pockets, fancy collar. Beautifully em-1
brotaerea in origin Diue silk, run range sizes.
Model Grocery
Specials
21c
Peas, small cans 2 for "V
RYZON Baking. Priced OKp
special at only, the can 0J1
COOK BOOK free with a can.
IMPORTED
Peas Special,
IMPORTED
Fre n c h
the can
Fre n c h
Dress of Georgette Crepe and Taffeta
with fancy panel front embroidered inv bright colored beads Is exceed
ingly pretty. Extra good quality Georgette repe, made up with ridi
brocaded taffeta in pleasing colors. Fashionable straight line effect with
rather full skirt. Finest of tailoring. Ask to see this charming model
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Vac Sweepers
At $4.95
Third Floor Customers , who
have purchased these sweepers
are delighted with them. Easy
to operate, light in weight and
do their work well. Combination
suction 'cleaner and Ql QK
sweeper. Special at D-ei7tJ
Extra Special for Thursday
White Outing Flannels
Special 15c Yard
Domatt! i'Aiai 1st Floor Fine soft outings for night gowns, pajamas,
etc. Nt more than 10 yards will be sold to a customer and no
telephone orders accepted, on account of the quantity being IP
limited. ie on hand early and share in this snap. Special yard -lt)C
Lohgcloth Special, 10 Yards $1.75
, I Cotton Batts 7 for $1.00
Main FUor English longcloth
of beautiful soft finish, suitable
for underwear and baby clothes.
Put up 10 yards to the bolt
limit one bolt to
$1.75
customer. Special
We give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Ask for theml
Main Floor Soft, fluffy cotton
batts for comforters. Special lot
of' looo rolls to be sold at an
extremly low price. Ho fl
phone orders. 7 batts for
Vd. and Gluny Jaces
Main Floor Dainty two-thread VaL faces in' edgts
and insertions great variety of patterns.- Also cotton
cluny edges and insertions suitable for curtains and
fancy work. White and ecru. Priced special 5c yard.
,
Quality Hats
- ' i .
Mala Floor Discriminating" si en
who are particular about their hats
will find these to their liking.
Latest soft -felts in Wanted Spring
colors. - GET YOURS tomorrow.
Other soft hats prlced at $3.50
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Notion Day
Bargain Grcle
On Main Floor,
SILK THREAD for hand and
machine use. -i Blacky white r7
and colors. 1 00 yards at ;
ArtGum, special, a cake 8c
Tip Top Snap Fastener, all sires
in white or black, the icard at 5c
Shopping Bags, spec!, eatft 23c
Boned'Belting, white, black, 12c
Cotton' Stay Binding, four-yard
bolts special today at only 5c
Pocahontas Steel Toilet Pins, 4c
Defender Safety Pins, 3 sizes, 3c
Kid Curlers in larg size at 17c
Hero Snap ?a Fasteners in two
sizes, on sale today only, dor. 5c
Sanitary:: Belts, good grade 10c
Wire Hair Pins, asstd. sizes, 5c
Silk Hat Wire, 3-yd. cards, white
and black, now priced at only 7c
La France Hair Wavers, card 4c
Children's Hose Supporters, In
sizes 1 to 9, on sale now at 19c
India Linen Tape, the bolt 3c
Diraco , Lingerie Tape, 12-yard
pieces, special now . at only 6c
JDRUG SUNDRIES - ;
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes
factory seconds" today at 15e
Tooth Brush, glass holder, 29c
Menthol Inhalers very special 7c
Menthol Pencils today only 7C
irice Brush White for cleaning
white, shoes, spats, etc., only 8c
Lawn Mowers $5.75
Famous Goldwell Make
Third Floor 8-inch wheels, direct drive gears,
adjustable split' brass bearings, bottom knife of
best tooled steel. Finished; in green and black.
This mower is fully .guaranteed. 7K
Priced very special at only, each Dt I J
Same mower only In I large size $6.00
Mowers at $7.50
This
12-jinch ,.
Mower j
-$575
Adjustable Ball Bearing Mowers $9.25
; Best Coldwell Mowers at $13.50
Coldwell lawn mower with four
cutting blades, ball bearing, internal
direct drive. Finished in aluminum
and red with ilt trimmings, fully
guaranteed. : -'i k '"!!
Same In large size $8 nd,$8.50
Patent adjustable ball bearing
mowers, Wnch wheels, 4 cutting
blades, flat slldin r ratchet Dins
2 sizes at' S9.25 and SIO.75
Coldwell mower with I 10J
inch wheels, $ cutting blades, pat
ent i double edge bottom knife
three sizes $13.50, $15, $ir
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Sauce Paris1
At 33c
Basement W hit e i enameled .
lipped sauce pans in 1XA and 3
qt. sizes. Basement special 33c
ttl -M 33c
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dreds of special offerings In new Spring wearables and needs for the home. All
items advertised in the Bulletin will be on sate Wednesday and every day there
after as long as quantities last. Double S. & H. Stamps. will be given with,
all Wednesday cash purchases made in our Basement Store., Get your Stamps.
Wo me n ' s S u it s
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womejfs suits. About 100 garments in this lot.
Good plain tailored styles serviceable for utility wear.
Navy Iue and black serges and poplins. . NOne sent
C O.ID., none on approval and no exchanges. Come
early ! in . the day don't .' waitv nta the sizes are
broken. Women's suits on sale in the GfA OC
Basement, priced special al low price fV0J
Mala Floor Attractive wash dresses for Spring and
Summer wear ginghams, fancy lawns, solsettes,
etc. In a splendid assortment of colorings. These
frocks are well made and nicely trimmed and are
very desirable for warm weather wear.-. Practically
all sizes In tbe lot 14 up to 44. Nonesent C O. D.,
no exchanges and none on approvaL' Q" QQ
LAbout 800 dresses on sale In Basement at DX70
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