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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, FfcJKTLAN D, UKKOUN TOWN TOPICS COMING EVENTS awUaJuT JwJ 21 to SI. "-rilwUafc S SlT lsejtarta. Jefferson, Jaw HiJSSfnif JS"? saseaaMy. Co- sPSts -umtut Oty. Auz- bisw ijenta! mcietj. Portland. AncacL - -a . nwm viu ac Astoria August 2. vron KeU Mm. mat 24 North west coaftieaK atallaillist church. Sooth, Portland, SeptemberT "B - """ Lum Coasts Fair. Eugene, BiBtasssir IS 14CtoCk16Ul Count' VWl' CaBBT- Ssvwasshsr Northwest Hay and Grain Show. Pendleton, fcptembw 19 to 34. Multnomah Count, Fair. Greshan. Septan bar 19 to 25. -i Columbia County Fair. St- Helena, September 21 to 2S. -Oregon SUte Fair, Salem. Sepetember 26 to October 1. Una Count? Fair, Albany. October J B .I. VVaaeo County Fair. The Dallas. October to T. Oregon Methodist eonlerence. Foreat Grove. October 5. Polk County Fair. Dallas, October I to 1 Koyal Arcanum, (rand council. Portland. Oc tober 18. Knisbts Templar, grand u m wasAeiT. U Grande, October IS. National Grange meetinr. Portland. Norem ber S to 18. Pacific International Livestock KiaoetrJoa. Portland, November, 21 to 28. Amer. an Historical amociaOon. Partfic Coaat oraocu, roruano, wovemoer zo ana zo. urecoo ear association, roniaaa. WEATHER FORECAST Portland- and vicinity Friday fair a wanner: winds math northerly. Oregon and Washington Friday fair ; warmer -relay except near the coast; gentle winds, mostly northerly. WEATHER CONDITIONS The pressure is moderately low on the north Atlantic coast and over an irregular belt reach ing from California and Arizona to North Da kota and thence to northern Alberta. Areas of high pressure are central in the upper Missis sippi valley and off the north Pacific coast. Precipitation has occurred on the extreme north ern. Kocky Mountain slope, and at scattered sta tions in Tennessee. Massachusetts, l.'tah, Wash ington, and British Columbia. The following heavy rainfall is reported: Boston. Maae., 1.94; Knoxville. Term., 1.56. The temperature is abnormally high in parte of Utah, Idaho, Mon tana. North Dakota, and Manitoba, and is nearly normal in other sections. Relative humidity at Portland: Noon yester day, 82 per cent; 5 00 p. m. yesterday, 45 per cent; 5.00 a, m. today, K2 per cent. Precipitation since January 1st: Total, 24.06 inches; normal, 25.04 inches; deficiency, -0.98 inch. EDWARD U WELLS. OBSERVATION . Cbsfcarli-Osntrw- ri g i! 2.1 S OM s ci EC . . 80 46 0 . . 94 60 0 .88 60 1.94 . . T6 64 0 . . T8 70 0' . 86 64 0 64 0 . 60 .... 04 .94 76 0 . . 86 80 0 . . 98 62 .01 .80 04 .,86 70 0 . 56 48 . 82 70 0 . 84 66 0 -68 0 g. 88 50 0 ... 80 70 .08 .90 78 0, . 86 66 0 , . 48 .60 52 .62 . . 00 66 0 . . 86 68 0 . . 102 88 0 . 78 ( 62 0 .98 76 0 . 72 56 0 . 58 50 .24 . 80 60 0 .90 70 0. . 94 62 0 . 86 " 68 O : 82 62 0 . 98 74 0 .78 68 0 . 64 62 0 . 82 52 . 96 68 0 . 56 26' . 82 64 0 .60 04 . 56 50 0 . 88 62 0 . 64 50 .10 . 84 56 0 . 88 66 0 . 82 46 6 STATIONS Raker. Or. , Boise, Idaho Boston, Mass Buffalo, N. T. :., Chicago. Ill, . . . ' . . Denver Cola - .. De Moines, lows Eagle, Alaska i. . . Fresnoi Cal. ...... L.. f.alve ten, Tex. .,., Helena, Mont. . . A . . Honolulu. T. H. Huron, So. Dak Juneau. Alaska . . . Kansas City, Mo. . . . , Angeles, Cal Marshfield. Or? Medtord, Or. ....... Memphis, Tenn. ...... New Orleans, La, New York, N. X Nome, Alaska, North Head. Wash. .. North Platte. Neb. Oklahoma City, Okie. , . Phoenix, Ariz. ....... "Pittsburgh, Pa. ........ Pocateilo. Idaho . . . .-. Portland, Or. Prince Rupert. B. C. . . Roseburg, Or. ....... BuewsH. New Mexico . . Sacramento, Cal St r.ouis, Mo. ....... St Paul, Minn. '. Salt Lake City, JUtah .. Ban - Diego, Cat. San FYanciaco, Cal, . . . Seattle. Wash. Sheridan. Wyo. ... Sitka, Alaska j Spokane, Wash. Tanana, Alaska Tatooah Island. Wash. . Tonopah, Nevada Vancouver, B. C . . . . WaUa WaUa. Wash. ... Washington, D. C. . . . . Yakima. Wasfr. ' Afternoon report of" preceding day. Reception for Miss Stelnmetz Chris tian Endeavorers of Oregon will meet Miss Fa ye Steinmetz this evening in an informal reception at the home of 'Miss Frankie CoykendaH, 182 Royal court. Miss Steinmetz is leaving Portland next Monday for New York city, where she will become' the national general secre r tary of young people's work for the Woman's Board of Foreign Mission? of the .Presbyterian church. Endeavorers desiring to meet Miss Steinmetz before her departure are invited to call at the Coydendall home- between 8 and 10 p. m. Hibernian Excursion The Ancient Order of Hibernians and ladies' auxil iary will entertain members, families and friends with a trip on the Bluebird Sunday, leaving the Morrison street bridge at 9 a. m". Among the special entertainment features will be an Irish step dancing contest. The boat win land for a few hours and an athletic program with appropriate prises will be staged. E. P. McBride is chairman of the gen eral committee. For the convenience of SL Johns residents the boat will pick up passengers at the St. Johns ferry. Shepard's Aato Bus Lines Portland St Helens division Ieave Portland 6:45, S :30 a. m., 10 a. m. ID. m. and 4 p. m., 7 o'clock daily and 11 as p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Leave St Helens 7:lC a. m., 10:5 a. m, 1:15 p. m., l:4S p. m., 5:15vp. m. and 9:45 p. m. daily and :U p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Buses leave St. -Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street. Telephone Marshall 431. Adv. Mill Remnant Sale Attracts Many The sale of mill remnants, damaged blankets and auto robes conducted by the' Portland WoolJh Mills is attracting large numbers to its plant at St. Johns. Many of the pleased bargain seekers flaim the great savings offered by the mills make the trip worth while. Take the St. Johns car to Baltimore at. Spe cial remnant sle every Wednesday. Salesroom open from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday, 8 to 4. Adv. Shepard's Aato Tus Lines Portland-Astoria-Seaside division Leave Portland at 6 :45 a. nr. 8 :30 a. m., 10 a. m 1 p. m., 4 :1S p. m. and 7 p.m. Leaving Astoria 7:16 a. t:15 a. m., 10 a. nv. 1:80 p. m.. 2 :45 p. m. and 6 :15 o. m. Direct connec tions at Astoria to and from Seaside and Clatsop Beai points. Buses leave St. Charles hotel. 204 Morrison street Tele phone Marshall 4381. Adv. "Door Knobs" to Be Topic "Door Knobs" will be the topic of the address given by Peter Clark MacFarlane. American author and war correspondent, at the noon luncheon at the Portland City club Friday in the Benson hotel. Sam Lewis, Welsh tenor, win round out the musical portion of the program. Ralph Lawler A ceased Ralph W. Lawler. it, living at 425 West Park street, was arrested Wednesday night on a complaint by J. Quirk, charging eaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaas gsagsaa I Close-Out Sale D. C. BURNS CO. I I GROCERS Watch far Oar Ad -J sly 89th Goods to Be Sold Below Cast I SUB- tcumoii Woe rolng awaj for the sirnmr, r on yor vacation, aava The Joar ma follow yon at the recmlar rat, or ivuawne areata will supply 70s t ear regular etty rates: or., F. x. Or. City. Or., Mrs. Q. ween. Or., J. c. Van M. L. Isaac Knutaan. Or. W. 8 Can D. C. Cllts. Nehalem. Or. NIuIm r Marts. Or- Mr. M. F. rjewpwn. or, , M. S. Hunt. Ocean Park, Wash., Qeerae H. a Otter Roc. Or T u um.im wok way, vr, a. L. Wa Wettaway. Or., J, I. 4 L 'wJ George L. h. Or., IT. D. On larceny by bailee. . Lawler, who formerly operated a garage, is said to have sold a motor to Quirk, which- had already been mortgaged to another person. Boy's Chances Improve Nurses at the Good Samaritan hospital reported .this morning that Earl Robertson, the 13 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Rob ertson, 580 East Fourteenth street north. who was run over by an automobile 10 days ago and seriously inured, shows slight signs of improvement .and had partly regained consciousness. At times the boy seems to understand what is said to him. Attendants have more hope for ms recovery. For over a week the lad was totally unconscious. Seventeenth Anneal Camp Meeting of the Oregon Holiness association, opens this evening, continues over Sunday July SI. Rev. Dave Hill, the lumber jack evangelist, assisted by others, will have charge of the services. Professor and Mrs. Kenneth Wells of Indianapolis, Ind., will have . charge of the music. Three regular services. East Thirty-third and Mason, end of the Broadway car line. Adv. Technology Picnic Satarday The an nual picnic of the Oregon Institute of Technology will be held Saturday after noon and evening at Rock Island. The launch will leave the foot of Morrison street at 2:30 p. m. Games and swim ming will feature the afternoon pro gram and a dance is announced for the evening. AH former students are in vited. The committee on arrangements is H. Bales, R. Stevens and S. C. Vail Masamas Will Talk It Orer Thicker than snowflakes in a mountain blizzard will fly the talk at the reunion to be hold by the Mazamaa to relate their ex perience in .climbing Mount Hood. The meeting win be held in the clubrooms. 332 Chamber of Commerce building. Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Chocolate Tank Smokes A chocolate tank in Jim Casparis candy store at 341 Morrison street became overheated early this morning and created volumes of smoke which called out the fire de partment. Fifty dollars damage was done to the stock of candy by' water and smoke. Shepard's Aato Bos Lines Multnomah Falls division. Leave Portland 9 :30 a m., 11 a. m.. 2:46 p. m.. 4:30 p. m. and p. m. daily. Leave Multnomah Falls 7:15 a. nt, 11:15 a. m.. 12:58 p. m.. 4p. m. and 6 :10 p. m. daily. Buses leave St. Charles Hotel, 204 Morrison street Tele phone Marshall 431 Adv. Masamas to Hike to Molalla With Ed win Widmer as leader the Masamas will leave Portland Saturday afternoon for a week end trip in the Molalla country. Trie party will camp out Saturday night and hike during the daylight hours of Sunday, arriving back in Portland late at night. Shepard's Aato Bat Lines Portiand Hood River division Leave Portland 9 :30 a. m.. 11 a. ni., 2:4$ p. m. and 4:30 p. m. daily. Leave Hood River :S0 a. m., 11 a. m.. 2 :20 p. m.. and 4 :30 p. m. daily. Buses leave St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison s' Telephone Mar. 4331. Adv. Single Taxers to Speak The single taxers win nave the privileges of the camp grounds at New Era aSaturday afternoon, July 30. J. R. Hermann and Alfred Cridge and others will speak. It will be called Portland day. New Era is five miles south of Oregon City. Steamer I raid a tor Astoria, $1A0 Passengers only. Leaves Portland Tues day, Thursday, Saturday, 9 a. rn.. Alder street dock. Main 8323. Leaves Astoria Monday. Wednesday. Friday. 9 a, m Adv. Portland-Sewberg Bbs Leave Fourth and Alder daily, 8 : JO, 9 :30, 11a.m., and 1. 2:30. 4:15. 5:30, 6:30 p. m. ; Saturday and Sunday. 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314. Adv. . Portland Tillamook Cadillac stage. Hoyt hotel, daily at 8:15 a. m. and 2 p. m. Special arrangements made for fish ing parties. Adv. X-ray Service Free Tired, aching feet can be relieved; consult Dr. IngaUs, Knight Shoe Co., Morrison, near Broad way. Adv. Portiaod-Salem Stage Leawes Seward hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from 7 a m. to 7 p. m. Fare. $ 1.75. Ad v. Close Oat Sato D. C. Burns company, grocers. Watch for our ad July 30. Goods to be sold below cost Adv. Salem-MIH City Stage Connects o. E. trains No. 5 atad 3 for Mill City. Joa. Hammao. Salem. Prop. Adv. Dr. Rossman A specialist In "plates that please." Journal building. Adv. Br. Art h ur 8. Rosenfeld, Selling bide returned. Adv. i Credit Men Meet The next meeting t me neiau ireoit Men s association will be held, at the Benson hotel the NO COOKING rbe -Food-Drink" for AB Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office and '-"""'ems. Ask for HU RUCK'S. PaTAvoy Igailallim , saaal Saakari SL The Same Gas Jp Heats the Water while cooking or baking on The Lang Range From $84.00 Up See It Demonstrated VACATIOS OR scjixxm .roawwr.. - . , paaaaa. aeartiart. Or., eseteln Stan. i , . - - noimani, vwaan.. .tames voewovwn. ManzeUt each. Or., Emit Q. Karwett. LANG MFG. CO. 191 Fourth Stat first Wednesday in of the association following the regular meeting Wednesday noon. The summer vacation was decided upon because of the small attendance at the meeting. Artificial Teeth, sanitary and bridge work Pyorrhea treated, filled and extracting operations performed palnkssiy by aid of nerve blocking. Lrra. Kiesendahl aV Marshall. 307 Journal tfcktg. Adr. The esxy roesii aisMr to call ts Bast 3088 when you require the Salvation Army track to call for your waste ma terial. Help us to help others by your help. Address 24 Union are. Major John Bree. lacrict officer. Adv Ad Clubs Will ; Protest Newspaper Attacks on Cities "Hereafter, when any Pacific newspaper prints an attack on a Pa cific coast city it will neoeive at least a dozen telegrams of protest front Pacific Coast Advertisina. Clubs association. Rollin C. Ayres. president of the Pacific Coast Advertising clubs association. speaking; before the Portland Ad cbuh at ine tsensor weanesaay. 'We think such protests should be ef fective in promoting our campaign to cause all Pacific coast cities to pull to gether for a greater development and without inter-city prejudices, jealousy and bickerings," he explained. Ayres awarded cups won by Portland at the recent Pacific coast advertising convention in Tacoraa to Hall A Emory for the best general exhibit ; to the W. S. Kirkpatrick service for the best menu facturers' advertising display ; to the better business bureau (a silver shield) for the best year's showing ; to F. H. McMahon of The Journal for the most constructive newspaper advertising talk and to the Women's Advertising club of Portland for the best exhibit of women's advertising and a second cap for the best musical feature, the "Had Eve presented Adam with an Oregon prune, think of the difference it might have made in the history of the world," said Mrs. Kathryn Coffield. president of the Women's Advertising ciud, who pjpposed "Tell the World About Oregoftr' Will King Opens j Office at Capital Will R. Kinar well known OrPrrm mt torney and formerly chief counsel rr the United States reclamation service and ex-Justice of the Oregon supreme court, nas opened offices in Washing ton, D. C, for general law practice. As sociated with Kintr will b William s bine, former general counsel to the alien property custodian. 8 - ' ' '. New B.i... ,BUl IC It m... .. . when it we ..ill - "pwensaa- to ra-fct tk. raurwad. wkw, it, x , , , vat ttssa ta Lrkt itr Parsaidit fcfJ ,wWe lot better tWJ, J erUaed. oac. , wwJr . & )(j Dance I The and Every Night on The Swan License has not v p A Gare-free Vacation mi m Naiionarl fiSr!k, Fractured Ankle in Ramming His Track Against Phone Pole C. e. Mow Ida. a. truck driver for the Mercy Timber company, suffered a fiac tured ankle and was taken to St. Vin cents hospital Wednesday when he rammed into a telephone pole at Union avenue and Preecott street following a slight collision With a P. R. L. P. irucK carrying, a load of poses. James E. Schenck. 410V East Ninth street, driver of the P R. L. A P. truck, waa going south on Unto avenue and passed Mowlds, who was going in the same direction. As Mowlds turned in toward the curb to give Schenck more room, a piece of Umber on Mowlds' truck hooked into the rear of the load of poles and threw Mowlds out of Ms course and into a telephone pole. The Impart or the truck against the telephone pole shifted the load of lumber, a piece of which rammed through the cab on the truck And struck Mowlds on the ankle. Mowlds is married and lives at 275 West A ins worth avenue. HOLD SILTBB TEA Ridgefieled. Wash., July The La dies' Industrial society of the Ridgefield Community church held a silver tea on the church lawn Wednesday afternoon. Why Suffer for the lack of a good. Refrigerator, a Lawn Mower or Window Screens and Screen Doors when Vmr Wholesale Prices place them .within your means at prices you can afford to pay. Refrigerators White Mountain "The Cheat with a Chill" Seeger The Original Syphon Both makes have been on the market fer years and have given satisfactory services to users. Window Screens and Screen Doors in all regular stock sizes - and patterns. Lawn Mowers every make we carry including the Great American an Hardware Co. Two Salesrooms Park at Gliaan Fourth at Alder Tonight been revoked Honeym You have nothing to worry about when you go away for a long auto trip, or down to your summer cottagfe, if you have put your treasured heir looms, your solid silver, and all im portant papers into one of the Safe Deposit Boxes at theUmted States National Bank. The trifling expense is nothing compared With your peace of mind. Northwest's Great Banks" Travelers Cheeses are the est roavealeat rarthed of rarry lSf moj with joa os year v sea Use, Whey pay he eaaaae ea rests, wlthoat IdeatUleatiea, aa4 are laasee aa varieea aeae Permit Issued for $7000 Residence Stephens secured a building permit Wednesday for the erection of a residence coating $7000 at 41t East Fifty -fifth street' between Thompson and Tillamook C. W. Chrtetaon will erect a dwelling coating H50 at 40 Thompson street, and L. J. DeKeater was granted a permit to build a harass est teas ted to coat $oae. at 10S Mult nomah street. Five other ra ansae's par mHs were Issued by the city building department Wednesday - 8PXC1AL NOTICE This picture has already olavad at tha Hsllig. Wa Have naver be-J fere shows a picture after ear otaer tneeiar, ana are braakraa our rule cow onlr for the fotlaw- ing reaaoas: 1. Wa consider this ens or the world s greatest pic tures. Z. We da nod believe that ! you wars properly informed as to its character when it was Drevl- ously shewn. 1 We know you will appreciate an opportunity to ! sea It when yen find out what kind r a picture lr la. SATURDAY Good-bye, Trouble; Good-bye, Worry! GROCERS' Picnic Hurry Hurry' BONMJEVILLF.. JULY 2? g ssi i gts sea sssai wl FaI f lalal aawW wl . Take along s loaf of DIXIE BREAD Aak Your Grocer HAYNES-FOSTER BAKING CO. 1 mi P resident aSM h SPECIAL NOTK Hgnasj. Less! TVi, Mini. at Ys MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY AlwD PROMPTLY FILLED "e . - J.V- Style. Are EXTRA! WomeiVs Black Silk Gloves V - .1 a i v. . . A at 25c a Pair Sizes 51, and 6 Only At this ridicjjUousJy low price We are clos ng out a fine lot of Women's Black Silk Gloves that come. only in sixes 5li and tL If interested in this great saving come early, for they'll sell rapidly at such a low figure. 25c Pair. No Phone Orders ; None Exchanged or Fitted . None Sent C. O. D. 4 asBfc. as SC - - Broken Lines in INFANTS' HOSE "sT 18c 3 Pairs for 50c A clearance of broken fines of Infants' Hose in mercerized lisle, fiber silk, silk and fiber, sad silk; both black and tan colors in sizes 4, 4 and 5, but not all sixes in each style. Choice, while any remain, at 3 pairs for 50c or 18c PAIR. Our Great Half Price Shoe Sale Is Making Hundreds of New Store Friends. If You Have Not Already Profits By This Extraordinary Saving Event, Don't Fail to Do So at Ytur Earliest Convenience. 1 Values Will Astound You. Boys Shoes, A U Styles $2toS4aPair Scout Shoes, Outing Shoes, Dress Shoes, Dur able Work Shoes, etc. All at half price. Misses' Shoes, in All Styles $U0 to 130 a Pair Mary Janes, Sandals, Shoes; everything; to please the little ladies all at half price ' . Children's Shoes, All Styles 7Sc to 12 a Pair Infants' and small children's footwear Sandals, Pumps, Shoes, etc. all at half price. Far Out-of -the Ordinarv Are the Values Offered at This Great Mid-Season SALE OF DAINTY UNDERMUSLINS AT ONE PRICE, QQ EACH iOC You Have Choice Fromj Petticoats, Bloomers, Gowns. Envelope Chemise, Brassieres, Camisoles, Etc That Formerly Sold Up to Two and Three Times This Figure A clearance of all odd lots, broken lines and surplus assortments regardless of worth or former selling- prices. It is a sale at which prudent women will pur chase generously for both present and future needs, for not again in many months will you be presented with equal opportunities for such out-of-the-ordi-nary savings. Coma, Make . Early Choo.e From tha Men! You Can Purchase frown Suspenders At Half-Price and Less - 50caPair Every Pair Guaranteed The celebrated Crown Suspenders, made from mercerised lisle and silk mixed webs and finished with stitched leather ends, gilt buckle and kid tabs. Every pair guaranteed. On sale Friday at tSOc EXTRA! Broken Lines r Children's Dresses 1 To Close 1' OFF rrom Regular Prices Included are dozens of pretty and dainty Dresses in white or colored Or gandie, Gingham, Chambray, Crepes, etc. AM sizes from 6 to 14 years la tha assort ment. Come early for first and best dlpice select from the entire assortment at a uniform reduction of ft. a, . An Exceptional Offering. In Printed Cheviots In Pretty Stripe 1 Qra ' Styles at, Yard XaC . A very durable sad popular material for dresses, shirts, waists, skirts, blouses, etc It is of fast color sad comes in a fall assortment of pretty stripe storlei. A splendid wash fabric at aa exceedingly low price, 19c yard. 1 P. The Store That Undersells for Cash ie cause It Sells A Clearance of Broken Lines Women's nigh Grade Summer Hosiery A Great Underprice Sale , The Famous Shaw-Knit Silk Hose at 80c Pair These fine Shaw-knit Silk Hose are of standard quality and make- They, come with seamed back, seamless foot; reinforced heel and toe, lisle top and wide garter hem. All sizes i to 10 in the assortment. Colors are white, black, jrrey, Panama, navy and cordovan. Purchase at Friday's Sale Fay Only 80c Pair. SslielMsl Sss Our Third S treat Eotir. Aaaortsa.at at 98c a Imitation Foz 45c Just 300 to sell at this extreme price reduction. They are fine imitation Pearl Necklaces la 18 loch lenrth, wax filled and with nice lustre. Friday at 45c. Hughes' Ideal Hair Brushes Friday Only at A standard quality fine black bristle, rubber cushion Hair Brush a decided bargain at gWesiii Friday's' Pries Mc priced M. Enjoy . Weekly ays ist tke Foras PARCELS POST PACKAGES PREPAID ON AS TW "IMgaar Fayw at Is Prwvwae erf Crssl As- I 1 Sale of Women's Cotton UNION SUITS Md-F- OA at, suit OaL 3 Suits for $1.00 Fine fitting, summer weight Cotton Union Suits in low neck, sleevelets styles, with regulation top and tight knee. Sizes 36 and 38 only. Priced to close at 3 Suits for $1.00 or 39c A SUIT. Men's Dress, Work and Outing Shoes $125 to 16 a Pair Such makes as E. E. Taylor, Endicott Johnson, Peters Shoe Co., Thompson, Noyes-Norman, The Specialty Co., Brown Shoe Co., etc. Black and tan leathers and stytes to suit all. 1Sf- "f' " ... f9 Women's Oxfordst Ties, Pumps Aud Shoes $3 to $4M a Pair Black, taa, brown sad patent leathers styles with military, Cufean or French heels. Goodyear welt or McKay soles. All sizes and widths but not la etch style. ' - LL at More Than a Third Saved At Friday's Sale of Men's Dress Shirts 95c Each Three for $2.75 Fine custom-made Dress Shirts in coat style with starched collar band and soft double cuffs All size from 14 to 17 in stripe Percale in various colors. Friday at three for $2.75 or 95c . Pearl Wax Filled Necklaces White Bath Towels &a48c They come 22x44 inches stifhUy tag perfect but nothing to lessen their wear ing quality. Bungalow Nets Friday O-Jy OQs. at. Yard. . . OaV A variety of styles to select from ha white, cream and ecru. Especially under- for Friday's Sals a 30c