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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL 14 V TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24," 1918. PORTLAND. OREGON Dr-nnimuc CARS iil iiuunnu ui IflLL DLIIInUL lUUUI OUT DEAD fEA E Portland Railway, Light & Power ' Company Announces Changes i 1 1 oh Vancouver Car Line. 1 -V -'. Theodora M. Kratt. 18S Porter st. : Bowra i auverstetn, lot Jackson at. Ralph Tobey. S4 Fatten ave. . -.;,:.: .:c Harry I- OeVdrts, Kufrene. Or. -Roy Labbv. M7 First st. ' t Edward T. Morter. Chicago, J1L Call for limited service. Fort McDow ell September 10 f M, Lloyd Frank, 415 Twelfth at Robert M. Wash, Ml Eleventh at. Arthur Anker .arutarann.. a821 Thlni street ? t , ... " Isadora Greenblatt 813 Caruthers st Tom Mayhew, $32 First at. , Rpderks. Pearson. IMS Third at Thomas Peter Oallas. Portland. Jeasa Earl Eaton. LaPine. Or. Clarence elxft Hddy. "122I Corbettat. Bhelton Mayo McMuUen, so J - Front at. Albert Burrl, Hillsdale.-Or. "Street. J"ence oexion, MS Columbia Robert Bell. Oakland, CaL W. J. McDonald. 694 Hood at. Edward Yaroker. 64s Broadway. Charles Cawden, Loner .Beach. Cal. Lota! Board So. a Limited and snecial service to' Fort Portland ' railway McDowell. September SO : " . Peter Gunderson, Astoria. Morris Louis Kreider. 858 Kt R!. th at. N. John Chester Parker, Orchards, Wash. Lyls E. Atwood, 1126 Minnesota at. Francis Marion Carr. 750 East Twentv. seventh st. N. , Martin. James Cunningham, 947 Gar- Economy incUse LOf ..J Tini - 61assE ap err- Urged at Conference a Conservation - of tin," srlass ajid ;papsx through the substitution of other mate rials as-contalners and dispensing- with' all unnecessary wrappers is. being- con sidered at a series of conferences, held in Washington between ' representaUvea of various - Industrie and the food ad ministration,' accordlrut' to . bulletin received' ajt-tho. local food administra tion office,; . -- ' '. - '' -Th general policy is to eliminate all waste of labor or material.' to use other containers than tin, where possible f to do away.- . with , certain small and odd-elzc containers and to give tip all useless wrappers. It la estimated econ omy in .these : line would save many millions. - V ' '; -. - . :i:- T&- V The world's tin supply U about sta tionary, the shortage- or shipping- makes its transportation difficult from the re mote mining- regions, and the demand fortnl ontAgat inrc ! l upon the tin and steel supply. -'.;,.,'. are T delinquent assessments for street and l newer, work was- held by the city at the courthouse Monday, the sals being the 1 SiX'th of the aerfej planned. ; tip to date- the ' city has bought in- to -the extant of $200,000, the policy of the ad Public Sale of Property H -Public sale of property against which which are rejected by private persons. L as we sais an eeptemoer is me cirjrs share of the purchases was 122,493.- Num bers of property, o-xners redeemed their land prior. to the sales. 1. : '. . Transporting of JSHiptrkers 01&Q Closely; Studied Edward. A West, tn charge of passen- ger transportation facilities for ship workers of . the Emergency Fleet cor poration on the Coast, arrived In Port land yesterday morning" and. la In con ference with Lloyd J, Wentworth. super visor of wood ship construction tn ifcls district, regarding- the Portland situa tion. ; ' , - t r' f- ' - i Mr. West, when tn the city a, few day, ago, made several recommendation and suggestions and will go over the sltua- . tlon thoroughly during Ml present visit-; " -' s . ' '" For-campers, a Calif ornlan haa tn . vented, a cowv, washstand that foicis flat for carrying. - .- . Under further orders from the fuel administration that electric railways Should wipe out "dead mileage" where- ever- possible, tne I t i u m. ta . iwnn. nt will Inaururata. on the Vancouver carjlne, the . first of a series of changes, beginning next Sun day,"; It has been founa that a quarter oi a mil can be saved each trip by re-rout' Kmicim In the Portland conreated die -4.n Tn. rmira rnr tna Vancouver i iicia ive. avenue to Broadway. wt on Broadway L.11 A- Llrd- a East Seventeenth ana, over wroaaway """P B . Earl Felke. 1009 East Sixteenth 'fridge to Gllsanl street, east on Ollsan tS Fifth, south on t K, Fifth to Washington, west on Washing ton I to Broadway, north on Broadway ,.:. f and! over Broadway bridge to Union .' B.vanua and north to Vancouver. . I . ... a t .1.. The new route reversing oitohuu of travel on the loop will save over 18 train miles a day, or approximately 4800 miles year. . The new routing will mean less con- i m mmt inn on nuoiiiKuiJi ii v. A Vancouver trains. will use tne "insias ti.mm mA Mnrtt lom than half the street ' - . at turns. Instead of virtually the enUre street with, the outside" turns. PERSONNEL OF NEXT QUOTAS IS ANNOUNCED Thi oueatlonnalre Is coming In slowly from the , registrants ; of September 12. .Although the men have seven days In which to return their questionnaire, it is hoped they will not wait until the 'last mlnuts. but attend to the matter on the first day. W So few have been the calls thus far upon advisory board-No,. 4. that it called up the local board to ask If the ques tionnaire Is being sent out. A corps of volunteer workers are mall " Ing out the questionnaire at each of the local boards. Beard No. 2 finished the mailing of Its blanks Saturday, and a few of the other boards have been mall Andrew J Becco, 1024 Alblna ave. R. O. Holmes. 260 Blandefla et Harry W. Thlea." 904 Union ave. George Oeoghegan, Chicago, m. General Service to Camo Lewis. Oc tober 7 : . Reuben Popp. 429 Fremont st Henrv Trebelhnrn. 1S2 Rsat . . ' M.1VHMI at N. . ' Henry Granz, 850 East Tenth at. N. William Chase Fisk, 416 Wygant st Jhn .Edward Helgert 447 Falling st. Hennlng- Johnson. 448 Roselawn ave. Michael McNicholas, 671 Union ave. N. 2'.?r5" Sprenger. 804 Minnesota ave. William F. BOTf. V.a mt Tkll.tk st N. - Lester I. Oertn. .1012 TToivt, . Board No.. 2 announces the following men uj nu xne can ior imiitea service to Fort McDowell: Arnold J. Flealar. Ill Timr City. ' ' uiomas a. ouglass, care J. P. Finlev as Son. ' Charles John Tohol Rit cttv T.m- Melvln Deems Fell. 166 St. Clair,clty, Harry Edaar Thornton. MurahftsM rt Herman Kent rat. E20 r.nat KlnatntK' City. Severin Slatten. nvMnmmt ArAm Multnomah. -s Charles Altofer. Vtattil nr)nn s 11. W - ... K U W . der. Paut Carl Wepfer, 469 H Jefferson, eity. Clt Lemuel Lloyd Rudd, room 27, Union 01. . .. layton Leslie Crickmore, general de rv. Seattle. Wanh Carroll F. De Souchet 906 CItv Hall livery, Seattle, Wash. uarrou t De souchet. square, building. 129 N. Clark street, Chi cago. 111. Harry Fulcher, 181 Oak, dty. Thomaa Robert Hinlev 'nvanlrlln tel. city. James Alexander McRae, Summervllle, Melville Clark, 212 North eMa.A K.as 1A na nsint fX, rlaiT Kilt I Of, most of them have choaen to divide the f ,e - ..I . ri V . - ' Earl C Robinson. Cordova, Alaska. " . ...w w..-.. Hiwr rscsing company. .. 1 nounced the personnel of ineir next quotas aa follows : Leeal Board So. I . Call for Camp Lewis, October 7: Vern V, Yates, 890 Twelfth st ' Charles Strand Cllntar. 204 Porter st Hans Helnrlch Engelman, 447 Mont gomery st Freeflly Iasuck, 158 Terry st Nichols Fardeno, 205 Union ave. N. , Wlogtmu Olenlck, 168 Terry st Herman H. Peter. 806 Jefferson st Michael B. Ruvenaky, 641 Second st. Darnell Joseph Guenther, San Fran Cisco, cal. Nicola Centola. 610 Fourth st William M. Bunn. 663 First st Fread Neal Kendall. 634 Myrtle st. Philip Caruso, 632 Fourth st Frank Dardano. 280 First st Edward Joseph Bedard. 780 Belmont street. Roy H. Bills. 262 Clay st James D. Wirrick, 788 Overton st ! juiiii y . mcv,ieary, i uiay Bt. Frank J. Humer. 871 Corbett st. William J. Bulletset 80S Kelly st Ai-inur jvi. ii.iitieeon, 403 front st 81a Erlckson. 828 Hall at Louis Beandry. 1139 E. Seventeenth st T Gray Hair Like a I 2 Photograph Negative Arthur L. Ransford, Bonneville, Or. John Yochem, 664 Rodney avenue, city. Hartwell B. Wood worth. 1073 rlvlann city. bimon Halt 414 N. Twenty-eighth street Louisville, Ky. aymona ranK cruse, 616 Hill street Stephenson court, Portland. jnanea K. Mann, 441 Eleventh, city. Percy Augustine, Bristol hotel. Wtiliara Sylvester TUgner. Dallas, Or. Marlow Norman Shaw, Calhoun hoteL Alfred T. TebauIU Matson Navigation company, care S. S. Kasota, San Fran cisco, Cal. Local Board no, 1 Registrants for Induction to Camp jewis, wasn., between October 7 and. 12. call No. 1363 : George De Lisle, 206 Couch st Harvey S. Dungan. 231 V4 N. Twenty third st. ' , Andy Machino, Linnton, Or. Samuel Leo Parks, 611 Everett st. Harley Schmidt 629 Northrup at George Pruka, 63 N. Twentieth st Karl Francis Bruna, 741 Johnson st Edward Patrick Curtln. 411 N. Twenty-sixth at Anthony Apostolos, 75 N. Sixth st Rex Raymond Lewis, 726 Thurman st. Edward R. Rlcken, 303 N. Twenty firs: st - Registrants for Induction between Sep tember 30 and October 4 for Fort Mc- ioweij, uai. call No. 1379 : John Alfred Nelson, care Slier Mill company. Raymond. Wash. William R. Williams. Broadway hotel, roruann, Kjr. John A. Campbell 291 North Eigh' teenth street PorUand, Or. waiter William Aldrich, 29 North rounn street fortiand. Or. Ralph Grant De Lano, 680 Gllsan street, Portland, or. ciiziora Johnston Hunter, general de Uvery, Sacramento, Cal. William Bowman. Ensrlemina rnntwr v.ni, riuraiu county, wain. oenne lj. Hutsning, 4ao Washington street Portland. Or. - weprge H. Treanor, 182 Grant street, i vi uanui ur. Alternates George Balch. 1933 Thirtv.aixth . nue, Oakland, Cal. Carl Fred Wyneken, 337 East Chap- Aiian a &uis. ivzv irlarrlson street Local Board So. 6 Call No. 1363. for induction to Camn Lewis : ' " Stephen Henrv Clifford. 651 Eaat Mor rison. Joseph Edward Allyn.' Grand avenue .New Discovery Develops the .fVf- ?Jl&Jl0t GW Hr "HowLRoy Robinson. 682 East , - f . v, m gunuat MAOiuicr to tne I jaurnsiae. i Develoninjr of a Photo Print SSl' WRobwi. n But Tenty ',!. . . C - - I CIKUtlt. . 'f K 'Prof. " John H. Austin, the famous j . j bacteriologist, nair and. scalp special- i , , ibt or unicago, spent tnirty-seven years v ot stuay ana experimenting m the per- t .' fee ting Of CO-Lo Hair Restorer h , ' , wonderful liquid that brings back the I';,: original color of gray hair. Vf tTA pleasing remedy to apply clear and t . transparent, witnout seatment and con- ; . talntng- no lead or sulphur will not vim or run orr. inn ia rut nn v uiti.. ! and satisfactory way of bringing back , line coior to gray nair. , aa tia ra r h . Co-Lo Hair Restorer is equally factory or every original Bhada of hair. '-A a for Maek and ef - brown. -.- ? A J extra strosg, ? oaly. .--.AW for all mediant brewn shades. as ior aii very ugat brows, drab sn siiiri ssaaes. alt dark shades for Jet Maek half '; Co-Lo is sold In Portland exclusively The Real Victory SpreaoW- Butter. Nut Bread sk your, Grocer. , " ohn Demerest Robin.. 681 Eaat Ash. Arthur Gerald Sharlev. Union avennn ana Jf&st uoucn. Orlie Davis, 151 East Twenty-ninth. Jose Urrtloa. 125 East Eleventh. Georre Henrv Keller. Eaat Ria-hth atwi wit i ibuiu Charles Riley Ballard, 188 East Sixth, J. stuart tianson, tsi iast Couch, Raymond J. Scrick, 295 Fourteenth. - Theodore John Gerde. 165 Eaat Ftf. teenth. Gail Everett Moore. Chlco. Cal. Fred L McArdell, 172 East Twentieth. Ernest Frederick-. Pautx. 7ft v.n nt Eighth. . William H. Humphrey. 14 . East caevenin. Frank Galvln. 916 Calhoun atrwt. Ronald M.v Sherman. 35 Eaat Tanth Frederick C. Li nd hard, 1028 Belmont cau no. 1378, lor induction to Fort Mcjyoweu. Special Limited Service Robert M. Fennell. insti Tr-.t Tci Louis Francis Simpson, 769 Irving. V Earl Traub, 909 East Davis. 1 5?b SchL-..604. East Washington. Edgar- R. Hunt 610 Belmont Harry H. Miller. 453 East Burnslde, Page apartments. ' George W. Mack, route l; box 345, Os wego, Or. Lew w. . Going. 273 East Sixteenth north. ; -. fPaut Frederick Elford, 103 Grand av enue.. : - Soehcer . Moora TtixIfleM a I w Fred Chriaman. Yakima, Waab. John Shara, SeatUe. Wash, v Clifford J. Heuer, Camas, Wash. Roy A. McPheraon, Denver, Colo. Fulton - Jl. .. Buma-ardner. . t?3 . Flanders. East K.:v. Smith's Farm-Dressed Veal From the ranch direct to 22 Alder st veal ctewia&c jveal Breasts.. ;15c Veal Knuck. .123Veal Hearts. ... lie Veal ' Cutlets. 20c i iVeal -.Roasts.. C..i5e Veal Loaf ....20c, Veal Leg Roasts 25c Veat Stealr..,25c (Veal Liver. .....25c Frank 'L. Smith's is 228 Alder et Adv. S Dry Peach Stones and Deposit Them in Liberty Peach, Stohe Barrels Outside Our Store The Government Wants Them for Use in Gas Masks) T "Why We Are -' In the War" . The 'second, of . a series of five talks under the gbove" heading; will be ulven Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the Central Library by Dr Harry Huntington Powers, auspices Na tional League for, Woman's Serv ice. . a . 4 , ;; Try. jyieier;& IFrank's V: ' Home-Made Bread "Made by our own master bakers in out Wk , Ninth - Floor- daylight bakery- De licious, satisfying. wholesome., .- Victory bread,, large loaf, 16c, con forms perfectly with Government regula tions. Spiced raisin bread 16c Rye 10c. " Ttt3r CUTT STOR3Cf PCmJLAH Sole Portland. Agents Society Brand Clothes' " For Youpg Men and Men Who Stay Young Watch the papers and National publications for striking Society Brand an nounceraents. J When you see a Society Brand ad think of MEIER & FRANK'S, the only Portland store that "Sells these Nationally famous clothes. We have complete assortments of Society Brand suits and overcoats for Fall and Winter. Come to style headquarters I , Meier st Frank's : Men's Clothing Shop. Tnlrd Floor. The Beauty of a New Season Is Seen in the Store .New Models in Neckwear , A few of the recent arrivals in Fall andvWinter neckpieces. . New Waistcoats ' TTT" 1 Kn.i .. J other new materials. :' " . Tailored waistcoats- and vestees. Figured silk, Aurora cloth, satin and Collars are in. y roll and high styles. The waistcoat illustrated is of the new "camou flage", silk ar7.50. Other models $6 to 12. New "Monk" Collars For wear with the fiew low round neckline dresses. Crepe, net, satin and organdy. Trimming of lac,e, fringe and frills. The model illustrated is of satin and is 2.75. Other styles 1.50 td 7.50. ' Panel Back Collars ' , Long line luodels made of Ar lette Krepe, satin and Georgette Crepe. These show handwork and have trimming of fringe, Val and Filet laces. The model illustrated is 4. Other styles 1.75 to 7.50. Meier & Frank's : Neckwear Shop. Main Floor. r ; Under the Auspices of the v Red Cross Saturday, Sept. 28th, at 2-J30 P. M., a Free Lecture WiU Be Given at This Store by Madame Coates Madame Coates will cover all of the new Government orders rela tive to garments made by the Red Cross and outline definitely the required work of the various activities of the Local Chapter. Ad mission free. Madame Coates classes in .dressmaking, etc., are - now being formed at this store. They begin next week. Class A in sewing and dressmaking (or beginners will meet Monday and Wednesday at 2:30 and Friday at 10 A. M. Class B in millinery, analytical dressmaking, designing and tailoring for advanced students will meet Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 2:30 P. M. 1.50 for be ginners' course of 15 lessons. 2.50 for advanced course of tS lessons. Free explanatory lecture Thursday and Friday at 2:30 P. M. Register now at Notion. Shop, Main Floor. Let's Make It "Over the Top' ' By 9 A. M. Saturday Sept. 28 With the Fourth Liberty Loan If you haven't been ..asked; don't wait to be asked be a volunteer. Buy more Liberty Bondsbuy till it hurts. Subscribe Now and Save! Woman's Home Companion - 2 Years for 2.50 The news-stand price is 20c copy or 4.80 for the two years. Tou save 2:30. This special offer expires, September 30. . Another magazine bargain Woman's Home Companion and the American Magazine both for one jrear 2.75. The news-stand price is 4.80. You save 2o5.: Offer expires September. 30. ' Subscriptions taken at Book Shop. Fifth Floor, or Magazine Section. Main Floor. -r A Fine Selection of Good . Cretonnes 28c-39c At these two very low prices 28c and 39c we have an exceedingly large selection of cre tonnes in an excellent . variety of beautiful pat terns and colorings. Cretonnes, as you know, are the favored drapery materials for FalL An ticipate your needs, at these low prices Tuesday. Pillow Squares $1 Velvets, tapestries and damasks are the ma terials. Ideal for use as pillows, table mats. etc. Meier & Frank's: Drapery Shop, Seventh Floor. Notion Sale ! i . 10c-15c Featherstitch Braid, 3-yard pieces, two for 15J. l&c Stickerle Edging, 3-yard piece, special lO?. Klostersllk Mercerized Cotton Thread, black, white and colors, 100-yard spool, 5. Button Thread, tan and khaki, 50-yard spool, 5e. , American Quality Basting Thread, 3 -cord, silk f ln . ish, white,-Nos. 40 to 70, three 300-yard spools, 20l spool, T. ' Sllko Crochet "Cotton, .white and colors, two balls, - 25t ball, 13s)i , ' Toilet Pins, black and white, dosen on card', 5. 30c Cube Pins, assorted black and white, cube 20e. Dressmakers' Steel Pins. No. 5 size, -lb. box 2S. 10c Damascus Safety Pins, nickel plated steel, thre - cards 2&e. . - Invisible Wire Hair Phis, crimped style, jet or bronze, cabinet 10. Trlmount Snap 'Fasteners, broken' assortment of sizes, four cards 15 card, ". "; , 10c Crochet Hooks . specially priced at two tor 15. Omo Dress- Shields," nainsook covered, resrular shape, size -4. special 35I size 3, special 30t. Waterproof Household Aprons, black and white checks, each- 85. . Children's Knobby Hair Curlers, 4 on card, 15. 10c Middy Xjaces, wide assortment,' 2 for 5. Hubtip Tubular Shoe 'Laces, black and tan, 84 inch, 2 pairs 15. "--"'L- Leather Book Straps priced at only, each 25 fV 1 Mothers' Ironing; Wax Pads priced at only, ea. 5. Knitting; Cotton, sizes and 8, white only, ball io. Plain Enameled Wooden Coat Hangers, pink, white and aky, each 10 - - r-"- ... .. V- Braid Covered Folding Suit Hangers, each 35Y. 7 Crimped Cellulpld Hair Pins, shell color,, pkg. J.OV . Meier A Frank's ; Notion Shop, Main Floor. -9 Continuing Our Most Successful and Complete Showing of Fall and Winter Fashions The excelling quality and style desirability o Made in U. S. A. Merchandise are fittingly exem plified in MEIER & FRANK'S store-wide exposition of the new modes for Fall and Winter 1918. Merchandise in which beauty and utility are perfectly combined. Again Tuesday we shall show for your approval great new assort ments of women's and misses' Suits , Coats Dresses Skirt Waists Furs Millinery and all the accessories required to complete the wellj- dressed woman's wardrobe. To those who contemplate the purchase of any ,new article of apparel we give this ; advice BUY NOW choose while stocks are new and complete and anticipate price advances.. Center Aisle Bargain Square, Main Fir. ' Sale of Women's Fine CottonHose at25c An extraorodinary one-day sale of women's ex cellent quality cotton hose at pair' 2Sc values ran re as hirjh as SOc pair. All the wanted colors, including plenty of the popular BRONZE shade, tan, white, black. Palm Beach, Cray, sky. pink and a few fancies. All sizes 8)4 to 10.- Some of these hose are subject to the very slightest Imperfections. Meier Jk Frank's: Center Aisle. Main Floor, Firth St. Grocery Specials oyal Baalag Fowler, delivered e-nly with other "ig. groceries, large U-os- can A OuC Homemade Majeaaalte, in bulk, pound special f"f at only. OUC Coffee. Golden West,. Dependable or M. J. B.. QC delivered only with other groceries, t-lb. can JOC HeOy Milk, case (limit) 85.95; two large Of cans eJC Bosllloa Cases, one of 4 the best brands, OO dozen aZC Preserves, raspberry and apple or strawberry on and apple, large Mason jars. dos. 3.25; jar aiOC Haider's Causa, gallon bottle, priced special a 1 Jrt at only 91tD9 Kaptha Hoap, Victor brand, one of the beet t" ft 10 bars (limit) OUC New California Layer Ftge Just received. Meier A Frank's: Ninth Floor, Fifth Street. Chiffon Cloth $1 A very dependable quality of chiffon cloth suit able for use as Hninrs and for .the makinc of misses' party frocks. , - '. This material Is shown in flesh.' rose, sky. Royal, navy, black and white. 40 inches wide. Meier at Frank's : Main Floor, Fifth Street. ' ' - & IT , ... . The Suite Illustrated Is One of Our Most Popular Difun Room Suites ' This attractive suite .is shown in the desirable Louis XVI period desjgn and may be secured in mahogany "or American walnuts . . . . " , ' ; , , The buffet is .60 inches in length v The table has a 54-inch top and extends to 8 feet. v ' - . : . , ' Paced as follows r Buffet; $60. Table, $60. : China Closet, $52, Serving Table, $33. - Chairs, $16. Arm Chair, $20.' . ; f Many other dining-rppm'suites in other designs at proper-: xionaieiv low orices. . Make Your Own Terms in Reason . On this suite, as on all furniture we carry, you canif de- sircu, wae. auvaniagc ui ;ourmobc,iiocrai creuit- Oiler -make your ownterms m'Teascm.3 iK-- i 2 Pairs of ' ; , ; Glasses Combined Ini -. - '. ' . That' what youtet in Kryptok and Ultex classes sold at MEIER & FRANK'S. ;They "combine near and far vision in one lens, without the u n s 1 c h 1 1 y seam or hump of the old-style, bi-. focals." Melar Frank's J v Optical Bbop, Mezzanine. Domestic , Sale ! r . Genuine Windsor Crepe 29 r Windsor crepe suitable 'for women's rarments. Small Dresden patterns in pleasinc colors. 32 inches wide. Cotton Foulards, Yard 29 Cotton foulards in ficured and striped effects, mainly dark colors. 27 Inches wide. Kimono Flannelette. Yard 29 Good quality flannelette in small or larre ki mono designs. Rose, pink, tan and blue grounds. 23 inches wide. Lonsdale Cambric, Yard 29 i Short lengths (2 to 8 yards) of Lonsdale, cam bric. 36 inches wide. Sold by the piece. only. Outing Flannel, Yard at 29 ! ' 'Fine quality outinf flannel in pink or , bine Stripes. .Good weicht. 27 Inches , wide. T? Romper Cloth, Yard at .29 : Romper cloth In plain colors or striped effects. Splendid, material for children's rarments. 27 inches wide. ' ". ' Curtain Materials, Yard 29 Good quality curtain materials filet, mar quisette and madras weares In-plain and figured effeiji. Less than present wholesale cost Silkbline, Yard at Onlr 12r-: Sub-count silkoline la regular comforter pat terns. 36 inches wide. Hand-Knitted Comforters $4.98 - Home-made hand-knitted comforters filled with four pounds cood cotton and covered with fine quality silkoline in lirht 'and dark designs, 72X 90-incb size. ! . --y . , a - Crib Blankets, Special 45 i ' :S VCrib blankets tt white with pleasinc pink or blue borders. .27x4 5-fnch size. : ' -' Meier Frank's : Lower Frtce Store, Baacment Balcony. 4 ' .M i - - .