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NEW DISCOVERIES ABOUT "COOTIES" IN THE SUNDAY JOURNAL MAGAZINE
; X3l)i Social CaUh6ar'! t r :V;
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."The second lecture of the Junior league eowse. Turitan Main
springs," at Presbyterian ehureh Iiouh tt IX o'cloclC , .--- '
jrvlngton club dance for adult members. r ' - .
Z5t)fc Club alert&ar
Entertainment at the Highland school. Music and-literary pum-
bers. I d. m.
: Fortiand Woman' club at a p.
Musical program.
in. : at- th Hotel Multnomah.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND,, THURSDAY, MAY 1919.
Moment Clufag an& Society
Spliid -Downing
Wedding Is
Pretty
Simplicity Marks Ceremony
Home of1 Bride's Mother
in Irvington.
in
Bjr Helea H. HstehUoe .
, QIMPCjCITY of detail marked the wed-
3 ding'of Miss Helen Q. Downing-, who
i" Wednesday evening became the bride f
Weldemar Spliid at the home of her
; mother, Mrs. J, C. Knuth, In Irvington.
The impressive double ring ceremony
&u' ....mMi wHfi.h was
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' read by Archdeacon Chambers of the
. Episcopal church," In the presence of the
' . Immediate families of the couple. The
I' nriae miaa a cnarmnns mviu .....
emart -white suit of gabardine, heavITy
; embellished with braiding and wern with
, a chto hat of white. Her flowers were
; mauve-tod orchids and Ophelia roses,
. ana we nrisce iu v---
emopy -was read was banked in palms
- and Oregon grape, with artistic baskets
oi sweex ,pos b.hu bii u
Stepfather, J. C Knuth. .There were no
attendants.
Following the ceremony an informal
-. reception was hold, a targe numoer o
friends of the two famll.ee of tl.e couple
"calling to offer their food wishes. Re
' ceivinar with Mr. and Mrs. Knuth .and
7 the; bridal oouple were Mr, and Mrs.
Thee L. Spliid, father and mother of
the bridegroom; Ilobert H. Vessey, for
' tner governor of North Dakota, and
Mrs. Vessejr ; Miss Mary I.ouiae Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ladd and Miss
Uraee Honkanen.
In the dining room; presiding at a
dainty table centered with a basket ef
Ophelia roses and tulle bows ef pink,
Tvcre Mrs. Walter Gadsby and Miss
Ladd. Assisting about the rooms were
the Miss" Florence Hemenway, Elolse
White and Mrs. II. V, Thompson.
The bride, who is an interesting girl,
' has i been a resident of this , city for
about five years, coming to Portland
from Kansas City, where she was a stu
dent" at the -Conservatory of Dramatic
Art and Music. During , the past ew
years' she attended the University of
Oregon, where ah made a special study
. of Journalism.
Mr. Spliid is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Theq X Spllld. an old family in Port
land. He Is engaged In the wholesale
business and is associated with his
father in .the State Ban of Oregon.
After 'the " announcement of their en
gagement, Mr; and Mrs. Spllld were the
Inspiration for a number of delightful
pre-nuptial functions. TJiey will leave
fOr a short trip In' the mountains, after
which they expect to make their home
In fortland.
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An evenr ef interest this week la the
4ance to be given on Friday evening at
WurolhueMt elub-by the Ilakanakl
Ump,,ree girl of 14i.com, higU school
ss -arflt -tor the organisation Pat
ron . an4 patronesses f or he . event will
Va"Mrt. and Mrs. E., E. Bohwartztrauber,
Miss Ms-rtoM1 Rchelde. Miss. Pearl Durst.
Miss .Mary' Buckley, Mra. B. H. Mc
Colllte,.Mr and Mrs. C J. -Cook, Mrs.
If. ' AiUson'M and Mra O, K, Jacobs,
Mp,; and Mra A." N. ; JfolmaOk s.Tlw
members bth Camn ' Fire ; are; 'the
Misses Ida JFendel. Kins, Jones, Vlr
rinta . Wllaonr" Oertrude Lannlrig, Doris
uoiman, weiry rmuweu, aiariene onum
was; Xiucllla Helmer, Georgia Jacobs,
Mrae T. .C.- Forges, Margaet Densmore
knd; Norma sNeely.
- -Friday baa been chosen as the May
holiday for Reed college and arrange
ments are beings made fo? all day picnic
on ie' Sandy' river near Bull Run. The
vem Is in accordance with recently
adopted Reed: policy of forgetting; class
rooms and -laboratories at least one day
a month, and taking a. 'course iri nature
.appreciation somewhere among the wilds
? of Oregon. The plcnlo will leave Reed
soon after 9 o'clock, and the return will
be made some "time lit the evening.
Events v are being : planned . to hold in-
terest. between the big camp fire feeds,
Which-rtii be the mainj picnic events,
The University of Oregon Glee club
will be presented in concert at the Wash
ington' high, school on Wednesday eve
ning at 8 o clock, under the auspices of
the' Franklin High School Student as
sociation,' The announcement is greeted
wittt rnore than usual interest, as it
will be the first appearance of the glee
clwb- In ' Portland this year. The club
- has been on a tour throughout the atate
and has -met' -with generous response
'from all Its audiences. The patronage
et. the' friends and alumni .members of
the" bnlvvslty and the high schools Is
solicited that the affair -may be a suo
cess. . .-v .- . "
An Informal tea will be given by Mrs.
M. Turteltaub on Tuesday at 2 o'clock
in -Liberty hall, Second and, Meade
streets.- iyhls - affair- Is being planned
for the benefit of the Jewish Orphans',
home. This home, the alte for which
. has already been purchased, is to be lo
cated on Bancroft Heights.: The affair
is open to the public v :
Jn addition .to the afternoon teas that
are being given for the benefit of -the
University of Oregon's Women's build
i ing." the Portland Woman's Research club
wilt give an Informal dancing party, at
Vtncent hall, -x Fortyvthh-O and Sandy
boulevard, on ' Thursday evening.
May 15.
, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian McCalman Jeft on
Wednesday for -an. extended visit in th
East. They will also be guests-in To
ronto. v Canada, where Mr.- McCalman
formerly ; -made, his . home,, ftolnff . from
there to - New Tork and- Washington,
D. C.
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"Acme Hive No. 981, Lady Maccabees,
will give?, another card party - Tuesday
evening,' In Allsky building on the third
floor. -The meeting la open to jll per
sons Interested.
1 ! Kevin Henehan. who has been residing
at the Multnomah - hotel for the past
three -weeks, left today for his home in
Seattle.
"Irvington club will entertain at an In
formal dancing party at the" club house
on Friday evening. The party will be
for adult members only. . .
MRS. ALEXANDER BERNSTEIN, well known matron,
who was unanimously reelectfjd president of the Council
, of Jewish Women at the annual meeting of that organi
zation helcf Wednesday afternoon at the Concordia club house.
HILDREN
Should not be "doeexf
for colds apply the
toutside treatment -
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Engagement to
Be Made Known
Friday
Wedding of Miss Ruth Ghirardelli
"to Percy Lee ' Menefee to Be
of June.
Anchor council, Tuesday evening, held
r largely attended meeting at W. O. W.
rajtempie. Mrs. R. M. O'Reurke was given
a silver tea set as a wedding -present.
She ie financial secretary of th council
and her labors are appreciated. Mr, and
Mra, John Clark, who have recently em
barked on the sea where there are two
mates on the ship and no captain, were
cauea up ana-given valuable silverware
as --a reminder of-tne esteem in: which
they are held by their fellow, knights
ana lacues.
MEW 8 of the engagement jof Miss Ruth
GhiradeUI of San Francisco, who was
a recent visitor In the city with Mrs.
Maxwell H. Houser. and Percy Le Men
etee of this city i td b made known in
San Francisco on Friday. Miss Ghlra
deUi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Do
mingo GhiradeUI and Is one of the prom
inent .young women in : social circles of
the south as well, aa in the cities where
she is a, visitor in the north, t - - --
Plan have been i made .for- the wed
ding, which -will b an event of June in
San i Francisco, where the bridegroom
elect is now -visiting. He Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Menefee of this city
ana toae a former student of the Univer
sity of California. He is expected to re
turn to Portland ln- short time, return
ing td the south later for the wedding.
Miss Ghlradelli la a sister of Miss Co
rona and Eeperanxa Ghlradelli and her
brother ia - Liyl Uhlradelll. . : She was
graduated- from one of - the - exclusive
schools of, San Francisco and has
been one of the charming hostesses
in that city. The event is of wide in
terest in Portland as the bride-elect has
a large circle of friends here and is al
ways a much feted visitor when she
comes to Portland.
Disease germs in batter become fewer
in number as that commodity is stored.
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FRATERNAL NOTES
Jewish Women
Hold Annual
Meeting
Mrs. Alexander Bernstein UnanN
mously Reelected President
Reports for Year Heard.
fl Reauisite E
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Furs
for! Fashionable Attire
Liebes fashion conceptions are i the
criterions . of . the season ; the Liebes :
stock; satisfies every individual wish.
f Fur Cravats,: Fur Dolmans
. . ' Fur Coats, Fur Coatees
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Refrigerated Fur Storage Vaults
Expert Fur Re-Styling
Mr TeB Wiaser
MRS. ALEXANDER BERNSTEIN,
who for the past tw years has so
successfully presided ever the destinies
of the Council of Jewish Women, was
unanimously reelected president of that
organization at its annual meeting,
Wednesday, at the Concordia club. Other
officer elected were: Vice president,
Mrs. Julius U Loulsson; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Charles F. Berg; corres
ponding secretary, Mlss.Eda Jacobs;
treasurer, Mrs- S, J. FVeedman ; direct
ors to serve from 1819 ' to 1M2, Mrs.
George Ioeweneon, Mrs. i George N,
Black. Mrs. A. L. Goldstein.
Interesting reports of the past year'
work were given by committee chairmen
as follows: Neighborhood House, Mis
Ma Loewtnberg ; Neighborhood House
committee, Mrs. S. M. Blumauer: re
IlgJon, Mrs. Ben Selling treasurer, Mrs.
S. J. Freedman ; secretary, Mrs. Charle
F. Berg; membership, Mrs. Solomon
Baumi Americantsatien, Mrs. I. Koeh
land; social service, Mra. J. Dautoff;
French and Belgian babies, Mra George
Loewenson; war service. Miss T, Rose
Goodman; cook "book, Mrs. Julius I
Lippltt; memorial fund, Mrs. Max
Hirsch; president, Mrs. Bernstein. The
reports showed much excellent work ac
complished, especially . along patriotic
lines. ;
Short addresses were made by Mrs,
Alexander Thompson on the teachers'
salary measure ; Mrs. George T. Gerlln
ger on the U. of O. woman's building
fund ; Mrs, Hendricks on the national
organisation of war mothers. Mrs, Paul
Neimyer gave delightful vocal number.
During the social hour which followed
lee cream and cake were served, mem
bers of the board of directors acting as
hostesses follows: . Mrs. George
Loewenson. Mrs. Slgmund Ottenhelmer,
Mrs, Solomon Baum, Mrs. F, J, Freed -man.
Mrs. Charle F. Berg, Miss T. Rose
Goodman. - This was the final meeting
of the council for the year. -
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Friday' calendar of club meetings in
cludes a large number of speakers on
the teachers salary measure to be voted
on Saturday, May 10. The schedule is
as follows:
East school tea, St ' Johns, corner
Seneca and Newton streets at 3:15 p. m. ;
speaker, Mrs. J. E. Withrow.
, Kenton school rally at the school house
at p. m. ; speaker. Judge W. N.' Gatana,
Arleta, Parent-Teacher association at
S :30 p. m. at the school house ; speaker,
Mrs. J. H. Zehrung.
Portland Woman's club at the Hotel
Multnomah at S p, m-; speaker, Mrs.
Samuel C. May.
Linnton Parent-Teacher association, at
the school house at t :30 p. m. ; speaker,
Mrs. IV D. Hubbard. ; .
Bi Sisterhood at the Y. W. 'C A. at 1
p. m. ; speaker,-Mrs. Alexander Thomp
son. ' :
Richmond Parent-Teacher association
at the' school house at 2:45 p. m.;
speaker, Mrs. J. F. Chapman. '
War Auxiliaries central committee at
SOI courthouse at I p. ro. ; speaker, Mis
Jessie Skinner, '
Glencoe community meeting at the
school house at S p. m. ; speaker. Rabbi
Jonah R. Wise. .
Llewellyn. Parent-Teacher association
at 8 p. m. at the school house; speaker,
Mrs. Alexander Thompson.;
Vernon community meeting at the
school house at p. m. ; speaker, Mrs.
Alexander Thompson.
Holman community meeting at the
school house at 8 p. m. ; speaker, A. C
Newlli. -
Following a very activ business meet
ing the Neighborhood club of ha, Grande
held a highly entertaining and instruc
tive program at their parlor Tuesday
afternoon. The program opened with a
finely, rendered piano solo by Miss
Gladys Miller. It was entitled "Polon
aise" by Chaminade. The remainder of
the time was given to a lecture, or talk,
as he insists on calling it, by Dr. De
Busk, instructor - in the University of
Oregon, Dr. De Busk spoke on the sub
ject to which he ia devoting, himself,
child welfare work and problems and ex
periences he haa encountered.
-
Central W. C T. U. held an interesting
meeting Wednesday afternoon, Mr.
Madge Mears bad charge of the program,
aa superintendent of "Mothers' Meet
ings." Mrs. Lulu Horning was the first
speaker. She emphasised th importance
of the mother's place in the family and
her development through these great ex
periences. She gave some fine Quota
tions from th pen of the mother of
Frances Willard, "Character Is immor
tal, and towards its perfection all efforts
snouia tend.' Mrs. o. , Bishop of , Tfon
calla followed her, emphasising the need
of firmness -and tact in dealing With the
children. Often they pay too little atten
tion to their thought and needs, Mrs. F.
M. Diamond spoke- of the: need of living
with the . children. Ihe : mother . must
teach her children to be unselfish, to be
wilting to give help, to others. She' must
be truthful.-. She must live with her ehjl.
dren - and get - their ' 'viewpoint. " Mrs,
Dougla of Great Falls. Mont., spoke of
the importance-, of what i. the ,". children
read and advised them to read with
them. Mr. . B. GItttngs spoke of what
older women can do to help young moth
ers. Get hold of , the young mother, but
not alone In aaklng-her to attend meet
ings which she does net have time to
do, but send her- a Mothers Magaxlne
which she can read in spare momentsi
An interesting discussion followed. Mra
8. -C Newell spoke on th queetlen ef
raising the salaries of the publlo school
teacher. Several members followed In
dorsing this appeal. Mrs.; U. I ,r Hid
den will have pharg of the program
next weeluu- . . r- u
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"Alpha Literary club of Baker held, its
regular, monthly meeting Monday after
noon. Election of officers resulted a
follows i. president, Mrs. u Robert Serv
ice: vtee president, Mrs.! J. M. Lamb;
secretary; Mrs. Frank Jasper ;v treasurer,
f Mrs. Carl Silvan J corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. Charles Beaty.i After a short
recess a musical program! was given by
Mis Margaret Not and Mr.1 J.VcM.
Lamb and Mra- Sllven. - . . , -
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The Fortland .woman's i club will give
an alt musical pregramf' at 8 o'clock
LFriday in the "Multpomah hotel. Mis
I'Ucie - Aeeie pecaer, vionnisi j j. noap
Fargo, tenor, and Luelen Becker.-pianist,
will present the program. '.
Th winard ; W. T? U, will meet at
S o'clock Friday with, Mrs. M. S3. Slater,
Hi Simpson atreeti.. t A good . program
has been prepared. - All ) Interested are
urged vto -attend.ii . , i--...-t : ,
Over SOO patrons pf th Gjenco dis
trict "attended the: meeting .of Parent
Teacher association Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alexander Thompson spoke en the
teachers' salary measure and Mr., Xulu
Pahl Miller' sang. -,;:. . -r-"-. r-f
The third of. the community ? rallies
under the ' auspices of the , Olencee
Parent-Teacher association will be held
Friday r. evening ' In- the- schoolheusa
There wtll be' program1 as follows:
Vocal solo.- Miss Harriet Leach t fancy
W:G.T.:u.iWill
Send Force
Overseas
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Campaign Begun -to Prive liquor
- Traffic, From World' Orient
' to Be Invaded "
THE Katjonal ; Woman's Christian
Temperenoe union from its million
dollar Jubilee fund is already' engaging
its workers to go-across seas to give im
mediate help In bringing to pass" world
prohibition. Miss. ChxUUn Tlnllng of
Norfolk, who for JO years has been a
lecturer on scientific, temperance In the
normal school, .colleges and universities
f America, will leave Immediately for
China after the National-W. C. 'T. U,
convention in St Iulsr ? s r i'1
Mis Tlnllng has spoken en temper,
ante In? England, Scotland,- Wales,
Switserland. Canada - and 3 states of
the Union,-and was a representative ef
the world's W, C. T. U. at world's tem
perance conference In France and Bel
gium. . Her work is eagerly awaited by
mtssionsries and educators in-: China.
: Brewers and distillers, driven from
th .United State,, announce that they
wni take their brewer le an a tstilierie
to Chin and other s countries of th
Orient, Th Woman Christian .Tern
perance union will send its temperance
mlsslonariea to China and win, also give
special -help to the. Chinese, students,
men and .women" in thl, country, that
tbey rnsy carry-pack to their republic
the truth concerning alcohol and lb
valu of prohibition. : t
danclnr. Tkllss "Louise Hatfield i reading,
MargareWGarrion of , the yranmin ni gn
choot faculty; triple4 trio of the Mon
day Musical club ; addresses by Mrs. J,
F. Chapman.' and .Rabbi- Jonah B. Wise.
Following the program' tljere will be
dancing. .-. ' ' ;
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The. Arleta Parent-Teacher association
will meet at: 2 p.-m. Friday, The chil
dren will present a program and Mrs.
J.. H. ?ehrung, president f ,;tbe aso
elation, will speak- on the teachers' sal
ary measure. - -v ' - r
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BY StBA CHILOS HARORCLAVE3
(Or PORTLAND )
Keep th runner cut off th strawber
ries and the weed and grass down.
' ,
Make succession plantings of sweet
corn, string -beans, lettuce, : radish ana
turnip. '
Curly kale la good for greens the year
round here ; tt should have a small place
In every home garden.
t
Ferns from the woods will do well on
the north side of the house. If possible
bring home some of the leaf mold with
them, so that they will feet at home.
: Time of planting will vary two or thrc
weeks . In different sections. No: hard
and 'fast rule can ever be made for gar
dening. It Is safe to plant any of the
warm weather vegetables now.
Poison oak may- be killed with a so
lution of arsenlte f soda. Be sure to u
arsenlte and not arsenate. Dissolve enn
pound In five gallons of water; cut off
the vines and soak the roots thoroughly
with the solution. More than one appli
cation may be peeesaarjr-if the roots are
large. (: .':''"
Fac9 Piling Habit
'-- 'Bmeeming Ftuhionclle
Women of fashion and refinement
seem to have been acquiring the merco
lised wax habit, depending less and
upon cosmetics for their complexion
difficulties. It does seem a lot wnpr
to lust peel off the wornout skin when It
loses its youthful color and appears nc
now that this can be done so easily,
safely, painlessly and economically.
Therei no trouble getting merest l
wax at any drug store tan ounce' MU
do), since It virtues have become sen
rally known here, and there's no trou
ble uslng.lt Just as you use cold cream,
applying at night, washing it off next
morning. Th wax take of r the cm
scarf skin, In tiny flakes, a little each
5sy, The new unW-iW which Rrad.
ally appears Is velvety soft and btiH
fully wVlte, radiant with girlish lovf! i
ness. Any surface trouble like pimri.
red or yelfow patches, freckles, etc.. van
ishes of eour with the discard? 1
eutlcle.-Ad v.
Friendship lodge, A. F. and - A. M.,
was addressed Wednesday evening by
J. J. Sell wood upon experiences in
France-and Belgium. Refreshments were
served after, the meeting. Friendship
looge meets at Forty-third and Sandv
boulevard and Is a center of interest to I
an increasing circle of Masons In that
part or the city.
' eamaritan loose, i. o. o. r con
ferred , the ftJrst. degree . on candidates
Wednesday, night in the presence of a I
large number of members and visitors.
The work was performed In the usual
magnificent manner and with - great
dramatic ability under the direction of
jc. j. Noian, grand warden-of the tate
encampment. - -
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Sunnysjde i chapter. Order : Eaatern
Star, Monday evening had for guests the
officers, and members of Mount; Scott
chapter, and - the guests put on the de
gree work. A banquet was served In
uewieys nail. East Thlrtv-fourth and
East Yamhill etreet, immediately follow-1
ing uw cosea session.
The Court of Honor served a pleasant
and . appreciated banquet Wednesday
evening in M. W. A., hall to members
ana guests, following the presentation
oi a ciass oi canoiaates. .
m
' ' The GUI Reaaa Ornttn taatn MneL
the degree of Master Mason at h the
BpeGiui raeeiwi OI CCUWOM lodge last
neuanuaj evening, j- . ,j r. ' . i
Two events extraordinary for Tomorrow
and Saturday, , Wherein Are Featured
r e
Dlllt
s. an
resses
that were bought from very high-grade makers at very low prices. We are
giving you the benefit of the savings realized, amounting in many instances to
almost the difference between wholesale and retail prices. -
Quitethe most important events this season
important in consideration of VALUE and important from ihe point
of ECONOMY it is difficult to know which to emr5hasize first.'
Every suit, every dress is the sort that Arid as for price suffice to say that so
you always find in Liebes collections unusual, so unexpected arc the values
all from makers that" supply us - regu- . in these special purchase events that
larly. If wc were to mention the names should we. use- comparative prices the
of the designers the'itore would not marked prices would seemj tinbeliev-
hold the crowds. . ; - ' able. ' . ( '. . . ; ; , ,
Street, Afternoon and Daytime Frocks
The ilustratiohs at the left give but a v?ry faint idea indeed of the exquisite ma-
terial8f,thewonderfully fine design and workmanship that, the specially priced
dresses 'display:;3Ve.4cantdl you only the most. essential points, You must come
to know the real mearrinof this special events There arc
f Satin Dresses - A . . tr W Street Dresses
. Paulette Dresses (JP y H K Afternoon Dresses
Serge Jesses M m j J L:PeJ .
Tricotine Dresses . . V U8- vaynme jw
Taffeta ur esses u-u
Jersey Dresses
Business Dresses
Dinner Dresses
Women s6f Misses' Tailored Suits
And these are the remarkable prices at which they are marked:;
.55 S59
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Hand-tailored, i exclusive designs : in Some very smart semi-tailored "styles ,
: serge. Poirettwi,lhand -tcicotine. careless, natty belt eff ects 'arid ' blouse
All the prettiest style 'points are em- models. 1 v - " . .
phasized. There; are vestee effects, There are only one or two of a kind,
fancy foulard7 linings, clever braidings. so attend early, is bur advice j.
Selling, commences on both second and third floors -promptly
; -, - at nine o'clock tomorrow morning, . - j
Sn arlv in the season, this ort6rfunlt7
will surely be taken advantage of
j Additional -Liebes salespersons have
been : provided to maintain , Liebes
.Service. , . ' .
quickly. , - . -
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