The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 13, 1921, Page 13, Image 13

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    THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1Z2L
TIIH OEIXON DAILY .t JOURNAL, VOHTLA1W.- OREGON
TOWN TOPICS
On-
OOJtnro events
' Annul Con Tea tint. Oresoa W. 0, J. XT.
Jieir tut Kelief etate eoaierencee. Feftetoe,
October IS; Portland. Octstxr 14.
Bon Arcunm. raa council. Portlaad. Os
Sober 13. - r . . ... - - ., . - ,. .
. Xaicbta Temple srae4 , eaamaaderr, -La
Crandev October la, - s . . ....
' Kattonal Graaga atasttag, Fottlaad. Koresa
Mr S to 18.- i, r fk ,
Padfia lniarnatfcmal Llmlnii TrpnattVuw
hwlMt-fc.aitu e la. ...... -
- mri Htttorical aim ruttoe, Padfis Ooaat
sraack, FortUnd. SioTember 23 tad 2. - -.
bragae Bar ajawiauoav remkad. Deemba.
?.. 1-., - - - :: .'. :
S J WEATHER T0KECABT , '
i Portland end Tletntty mdaj rain; aouUterlr
-Wind. - 1
Orefoa sad Waihinfton Friday' lain; free
aootherly winde,
i WEATHIK COSlMTIOlf s -..'
Artnrm ,ef - aeoderata- enargy developed eft
U British Colombia eoaat yefterday, aso4
npsdly eastward, and 1 apparently centra thl
mornins er Seekatcbewaa ; it canoed praeijrita
tio im NrUiwteTO Onra and Wectera Waah
anctnn, the beanait rainfall xrporUd being 1-1
fax at Tatooak .aland. , Vt'aahuxtaa. . HUe
preanir pre Tail east of the Uiauauppi river,
vita hiht readinea U Teaaetjee. and ae taia
fell except light abovera at 'Buffalo, Xtw Tort
and Boetoa. Maea. Tbe weather ia moch mnaet
in the Reeky mountain legion and eorreapond
wcly cooler alone the NortD' AUantie eoaat.
lialati'e humidity at Portland: Moos yerter
day. 76 per cent; 5:00 m. yesterday. 74
per -cent: 0:00 a. a today. 89 per cant.
Precipitation el nee January 1 : Total. J7.01
Incbaa; normal, 29.1 Incnea; deficiency, 1.64
...... iUAJilL WII.I.AM. :
OBSERVATIONS ,
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Baker, Or. .......
Botton, Ham..,..
Jnfalo, N. X. .......
Bult Harbor. B. X..-.. ....
Calaary. Alberta .........
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Denser, Cola............
Ties Moines. Iowa.
Preeno, CaL ............
Galvaatoa. Tezaa. ..........
Helena, Mont ............
Honolula, T. H." ......... .
Hnma, B. D. ........... .
Juneau, Alaska...........
Kanaaa City, Mo. .........
Lee Amelea, Cal....
Manhfield, Or..
Hertford, Or.....,.
,'Na Orieana. La..........
ywr York. N. Y. .........
North Head, Waah. .......
Horth Platte, Neb.........
OUabMaa- City, Okl
moeniz. - Ana.. .
Pittabarf, Pa. . .
Poeatello, Idaho
PorUaod. Or. . . .
PriBoe Bupert, B. C
BoaebarE, Or............"..
BonreU, N. H.. ...........
fJacnraento, CaL ..........
6C Ixinia, Mo ............ .
EC Paul. Minn , .
Bait Lake City. Utah
Ban Diego. Cat....
Baa I Franrfaco, Cal , .
Seattle, Waab,. ........... .
hbaridan. Wyo. . ., ,
Bitka, Alaska. ;..L.,...,.,
Spokana, Wash. ...........
Tatooak- Inland. Wank
onepan, ise. . . . . ... ., . . .
Valdea, Alaska
Tancouver. B. C..
Walla Walla. Waah. ...... ...
waafuaaxon. If.- ........
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: JCnljbti of Colamba Gather On
hundred and Ua mezntera of the Knlghta
of Columbua were given fourth1 degree
inlt4ation Wednesday. Robert O'Neil,
master of tbe foarth degree for the dis
trtot, anperlntended. After the Initiation
vesper and benediction ceremony were
held . at the pro-cathedral. The day's
program. In keeping; with the Columbus
day; celebration, was concluded by a sup
per land ball la the Multnbmah hotel. Jo
seph, J.- Burke was chairman. The exer
cises at the cathedral-were' under the
supervision of Arphblshop Christie.
School Libra ric laereaae- A larg-e in-
r lea, was reported to tbe Library associ
ation Tuesday nljsht by Miss Anne MuK
heron, librarian, who stated that Frank
lin high school, with a circulation of
M34fy volumes monthly. Is now as larare
as North Portland branch library, while
the circulation of 4249 of Jefferson high
school is almost as larva as that of
Vernon branch. Resolutions of appreel
ation to v W. B. Ayer, who resigned in
September after 26 years' service, were
passed by the board.
Veterans Earell at Knights' School
xn tiret ween or the Knights of Co
lumbus evening; school for ex-service
men at 290 Grand avenue north showed
an enrollment i of many veterans in
claasejS of mechanics, salesmanship, sign
writing, bookkeeping;, mechanical draw
ing typewriting and welding. Elemen
tary and business English and arith
metic also are taught Ex-service men
par no tuition. Books are suDDlled.' Un
less a student has been given state edu
cational aid no deduction will be made In
his bopus.
. Shapard's ' Aato Bas Uses Portland-
Astoria-Seaslde division Leave Portland
2 ao a. nt. 10 :00 a. 1 :00 p. m 4 Hi
p. m. Leaving. Astoria 7:15 a. m., 8:1$
a. m.. 10:00 a. m- 1:J0 s. au fitiB. m.
and 6:15 p. in. Direct oonnections at
Astoria, to and from Seaside and Clatsop
Beach points. Busses leave St Charles
hotel, 204 Morrison street. Telephone
Marshall 4381. Adv. ' 't
T Hold InUtnt Th-dajf lessiong
of educational institute will be conduct
ed bar Miss Tlilotson, secretary of the
women's auxiliary of the Episcopal
church, next week In St Davids parish
nouse, tast Tweirth sand Morrison
streets.. Sessions will be held Wednes
day. Thursday and Friday mornings and
afternoons. Study classes for leaders
.audi conferences are arranged. -
Bhepard's Aato Sas rimes Portland-
Bt. Helens-Aatoria division: Leave Port
land J2 P. m-. 7:30 a. ro 10 a. nv, X p-m,
4 :1S P.- nv Leave Astoria 7 :15 a. nu, 10
a. nu 1:30 p. m-, S 40 p. m.. 6 :15 p. m.
Saturday,. Sunday and holidays. Busses
leave St. Charles hotel, ; 204 Morrison
street. Telephone Marshall 43LAdr.
8MelaI ' Program at Mn't Keiort
.Mary E. Mullen of Milwaukle and the
auiwauate youn? people wilt give a
concert at the Men's Resort Saturday
night at t o'clock. A special program
bas been prepared for this occasion and
a big crowd is expected. ' Nearly 400 men
. were at last Saturday night's entertain
ment, ; ,):' t:r,.iii-fi. 4 .!
Srpard6 Atto Bit Lrses Multnomah
PallS dtviainn. Taa 'Pnrtlinil a -a a
tn 11 a. nu, 2:48 p. nt, 4 :30 p. m, daily.
Leave Multnomah Falls 7 :15 a. nt, 11 :1S
a. a4 12 :55 p. m., 4 p. rK. and :10 p, ra.
'daily. ' Busses leave St 'Charles hotel
. 204 Morrison atreet. Telephone Marshall
Geversncat SeBs ' Tlraber-eA timber
sale of 12,000.000 board feet ot Douglas
fir, nobU Ilr. hemlock aiid silver fir.
located on the Rock creek watershed in
the Columbia national forest In Wash
ington, around Mt Adams, waa awarded
Tuesday by the United states forest ser-
vice to the Clarke County Timber com
pany at Prices of ILS0 for the Doorlas
fir, noble fir and white pine and GO cents
for hemlock and silver fir. The timber
will be cut la conjunction with the oper
ations of the oompany sear Taeolt, -
Sneak Thief Gets Perse While Cora
B. Coffin. 251 West Park street, was
watching av picture at the Liberty the
atre Wednesday afternoon, a xneak thief
took a pom from her "lap containing
22.2 and a tramber of keys, . fine avaid a
young maj auttios near her tor a time
got up and left sooQ after the show
started, and she believes be made away
with it He was about 26 years old and
well dressed. v- '
Barglars Get Csss Burglars rifled
the UU of the Michigan Market A Gro
cery company, 102 KUlingsworth ave
ue,t. early Tuesday mornlna - and atole
several dollar a - in - small change. . No
attempt was made to blow J the safe,
wpich contained several hundred dollars.
-afresh' CrAbt, ISO and 20c. Biuepotnt
Oyster' eorapaay. 149 First areetvAdv.
; freih Bad Heated Silver Salmon, 10c
pound; halibut 15c; butter. claims, 10c;
crabs, 15c. each; kippered salmon, 15c;
salmon eggs for trout bait Royal Fhth
company, 205 Yamhill street, near the
river.-Adv - - : . , ,
! Bhepard's Alto Bas lewportlaQd
Hood River division. Leave Portland
930 a. au 11 a. nu. 2 MS p. m. and 4 36
p. nv, dally. Leave Hood River t JO a.
bw il a. m, 2 -20 p. m. and 4 it9 p. m,
da0y. ' Busses leave St Charles hotel. 204
Morrison st Telephone Mar. 432L Adv.
MeetlBg of Stockholders, United States
OU & Gas company, will be held at the
Imperial hotel next Friday, October 14,
at 7 :30 p. m. Kindly attend as matters
of the greatest importance will come
up for discussion and a full meeting Is
Urgently desired. Adv. 1
; The Only Yrepev !rter to Call Is
East 3088 when you require the Salvation
Army truck to call for your waste mate
rial. Help -us to help others by your
help. , Address 24 Union avenue. Major
John Bree, district officer. Adv.
Portlasd'ewberg.Bvs Leave Fourth
and Alder daily, t. t:30. 11 a. m., and J.
2 30. 4:15. 6:80. 6:30 p. m. t Saturday
and Sunday 11 OS p.. an, - Phone Mala
3314 Adr. v r-i ::-:f :"'
; Portland Tmaraoek Cadlllae Stage,
Boyt hotel, daily at 8:15 a. m. and 2 p.
m. Special arrangements mad for fish
ing parties. Adv. - , ,4 . :-J
, Food Show at Armory The twelfth
annual food show wOl be held next
Wednesday and the remainder of the
week, la tis siroory , at, Twelfth . and
Davis streets. The show will be pot
on by the Grocers' and Merchants' as
sociation, r Edward A. MacLean ta food
koow aecretffry. Carpenters began to
day to construct 75 bootltf. . 1
' Girt Beeo-rers Sess MTas Beatrice
Huttoa, 17-year-old girL who was semi
conscious .for TO hours as the result of
an attack Monday night by a highway
robber at Twelfth and Jefterto. Gtreets,
recovered conacjousnesa and- tonversed
ratleaally Wednesday artfcht f or the flrat
time since the robbery. The arl. re
covered her faculties about S O'clock to
the afternoon. Members of the family
at 266 Sixteenth street refrained from
questioning hey oa account of her weak
ened condition.-
Engineers Elect Officers The Oregon
chapter of the American Association of
Engineers held anarjaU election of of
ficers Wednesday. J. W. Cannlngham
was elected , president C T. Thomas,
first rice president; O. E. Stanley, sec
ond viee - president ; W. W. Starkey.
third vice presioent: B. M." Howard, seo
retaryj w. C Ruearaita, treasurer, and
H. E. Davis, servica aeeretary.
Fortlaad-Salsra Stage Leaves Seward
hotel. Tenth and Aider, every hour from
7 a. m. to T p. ra Tare. $1.75 Adv. ;
Feet Hartt See pur foot specialist
X-ray services free. ; Knight Shoe com
pany. Morrison near Broadway. Adv.
Saleaa-Mflls City Stare -Cons ecta O. H.
trains Nos. fi and .9 for. Mill City, Joseph,
Bamman. Salens Prop. Adv. v
Str. Ametiea- St Helena via' Columbia
river, 2:30 p. m. dafly; 11:20 a. m. Sun
day. Alder st dock. Main 3J21 Adv.
WavaMsgtea Plaster Wan Board for
walls and ceilings has no equal. The J.
McCraken Co.. Blaie-McFall bldg. Adv.
Dalles steamer, leaving Taylor atreet
dock Monday, Wednesday and Friday, I
p. m. ; fare f L Main 8965. Adv.
Br. Maris EI has resumed practice,
813 Washington street Telephone
Main 92Sv-Adv. ... ;
Br. XeZlveea lectures ea healing at
Congregational church tonight -Adv. '
All Fords Look
Alike to This Man
In Comedy of Cars
John Grieder. arrested Wednesday
afternoon on a eharga Of driving while
Intoxicated at Third and Morrison
Pale Moon, Indian love song,
withvRB the Lazy Missis
sippi Fvos, waltz-song, is a new October
Victor record .1.00
In a Monastery Garden
Romance (instrumental numbers)
Bring Back My Bujshing Rose
Stolen Kisses (botH fox trots)
Sweet Ha waltan Girl of Mine
Honolulu Honey (steel guitars)
Ilo and Mimi, fox trots
85c
85c
83c
Wictrolas $25 to xjoo
Shermanlay&Ca
Sistb and Morrison Streets
PORTLAND.
Ofpneata Peatngcr '
SEATTLB TACOMA SPOXANB
streetv' can't , tell Tords apartWhen
he waa arrested he was . driving one
beloagtng to, Pj Morgan. gClarVaanss
kpartmenti ' When ho left tb police
station" after puttinf up his $250 ball,
ho jdrovo away In Patrolman J. Ii
Green's ear.'.- . ..: .''.'.'"
" Green was 'enraged. -V'''1;
. "Somebody gtols . toy Ford, ."ia", ti
ported. , . 4 v". ,-
' Meanwhile Grieder had taken the ear
to Morgan, who refused to claim it
Back drova Orteder tothe station, but
Morgan's ear waa not in sight '' -
Somebody stole my Ford. he 're
ported to the antsmobU theft depart
aneat - ' . . --."' r- ,.-v
' Ho, les not J It's locked up, replied
the of fleer. : But Grieder eooldnt . get
it out Wednesday night Today, when
he comes to get 'his car, he will get a
sentence, too. " - ' -
Wish I'd found him driving it"
Green's omment after the affair
streighteaved ot . ,
' CHAMBEft 8XEKS WE3TBEES '
Pullman. Wash., Oct 11. A member
ship campaiam was launched Wednesday
by Pullman Chamber of Commerce seek
ing to double the present list of 250.
Opbh:Disarinamen ;
Sessions ? Welcomed?
306111511413
T-Tner Presidents conncil -of- Portland's
pusiaefis and civic dubs determined at
tneeting la the Chamber, of , Commerce,
Wednesday -evening, not to 'second the
proposal ot the Portland Qiurch Federa
tion thatall sessioiui fit the disarm am eiii
be public While expressing keen desire
that "secret diplomacy ahiil bo disarmed
As an essential preliminary to the, dis
arming of the world," the presidents of
the local clubs thought It better' to let
me ocnciat representauves I tu n
tion enter upon their duties with a vote
of confidence rather than a mandate"
from national bublio sentiment . -; -' '
A visit' will be paid by the heads of
the clubs to Oregon Agricultural college
in the near future, according: to e vote of
the Presidents council. . The Invitation
cams from Dr. William Jasper Kerr,
preside&t of the insutution. ,,
- For displaying fruit In barrels heavy
glass tops have , been patented, held in
pises by nails. ' .
1092d Baraiii EridaySale
The success of our store in a great measure has been built on that satis
fying service which giyesryou you most -want when you most want it
at prices unequal ed for lowness. These offerings for Fridays are timelx and
uiiderpriced.. ; , - . ' - " h - -'
J A Phenomenal Underi)Hcihg !
ENTIRE STOCK OK SALE
Vz TO y2 OFF
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- , -esw- -'- ". : - 8tresg 'Calf X
ttj ,,,.... skia Sehoel
tO A Shoes, sises It
. I V V 1 1 H at
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1 Watcfa VVriirh t'a Windows C
JUST A FEW OF
T H SPECIALS
LISTED BELOW
T Read This List and See What fS
You Can Buy for 98c
S666 Pairs Shoes Leas Than Cost, , :
-Ladies White Pan pa, t to . j; i '
Ladies Whits Shoes, AS Sizes.
jues-s nrute Shoes, All Sises. -
Children V Barefoot gaadale, to S.
Ladles Biaek Shoes, siaes S to .
Ladies Brawn Shoes, sises I to i. ' . -'" -Hisses'
Brews Caivss Shoes, to 124.
Chlldrea's Two-Tone Shoes, i te 8. - '
Beys Browa Caaraa, IS 1-S to S.
Men's Bashers, s to 16.- i -: ":
Men's JTett SlJppers, 6 to it.
Ladles Padded Sole and Leather Sole Felts,
All Sises. :('' .
Ladies Comfort 4
Slippers
Soft kid leather with one strap
$1.39
K
and Some with
rubber heels. Pair
fe. Scatter
Christmas i;
Cards ;
"S-l"''- BEST SERVKE--LAST cost I
VeTl tefl the prio s
'pHRiSTMAS CARDS ire little heralds of happiness. .
T aPCyiiUrLy ridUte win,-And there is joy lv
the ihought that you are giving pleasure .to others.
Before'you realize it, Christmas will be We. " How
oftpn in former years have you neglected to make
your selection of cards in time to Include aU to whom .
. you wished to send a word of cheer ;
Don't fail to look over oar splendid line and conie r'
early, while there Is a ompUte assortment.
-.ti ltIa-Esvmg. BokkstCny -i
; : TnrfHuBg for Ik Offiesf t . -
Fiftl, and Oak Sts.
Mar 6080 Aut, SSS-48
Boys' Eaiguak
and brown,
Shoos, Uaek
S2.98
Shoes, flexible sewed
soiea sises
it to a,
to
93.85
I SaUskin
S Boy Army ShowfS
Stsoag browa . -saaavatama.-. I
ealissia. heavy . rr 1
doable k solea t U i
Sises 11 to "' id ' 'I
lHt2.98 J5 I
sises i to e ' fYy I
at. 93.29 .1
Slsea t te JnQtf .1
GROWING GIRLS'
Black sr brown,
kid or calfskin,
aarrow, aaedlam
er WIDE TOES,
8tt to 8, 93.9$
Misses', 11 to
. f. 153.48
M to 11
:C$2
.98
7
$2.9S (
ef3(SL Tk 41
t l. S:.'iv.;? I X
LADIES
KID SHOES
Made of soft
Can. kid, me
d I m at plain
t o e, rabber
heels, flex
lftie soles.
E widths
Sixes
tr . i
HIGH CUTS
Mea's 16.1a.
Sua 1 1 a g
Shoe s. All
ilsea,
Ladles' HIk.
era. All sises
61.98. Boys'
IVt to IVt at
- 6M8. LltUe
- Boys' 11 to S
$2.98
A Heel Shoes
Black and
Browa Kid and'
Calfskin Shoes
seme with
cloth tees; val
aes to S7.64.
High, low
aad medlast
heels.
MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS
'" i--i- -'- -- ."r -
K
ta
AH the aew styles aad testa
7," r JT"" "'"""fc urogae
gfcoes, Brogas Oxfords, Ear
Ush Shoes aad Oxford a. Kar.
i row, ssedlam or wide toe a.
' Strong shoes that wear good.
T V 5Da7sIAI : yrt-
Wholesale
. Our V
Location
Bet Wash,
and Alder
4th St.
Opposite Circle Theater
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J Prompt Attention to KUil Orders
, Retail
' aW , .
'.Our
i Location:
Bet Wasla.
and Alder;
on 4th St,
1 x i l r
I ,iffio
MultnomaK1 Hotel ,
i For Your Coaveiiaeaice ? v
SaH Room, Committee, Banquet
aad aIubitioa Keoi
SERVICE
Hospitality and Distiaetioa
l
Orchestra 6 to 8 anil 93,0 to 12
. 1 IN TKS FAMOUS
KAIL ORDERS - CAREFULLY
, . ArO PRQMPTLY FILLED , -
55 W
sj Wo Are AgenU for Us
lKsrkk rutterns and
fl -. Dellneatof-AIl : Now
Stylos Are Now Showing.
The Store That Undersells
rAaA o; -
eW I Hi !
Because It . Sells ; for , Cash
pARCXLS-rcsr - packacu
1 frtpaid on s pundzzs
iniiiuiuinitniinii:i::i:::!:::::::".""'
v QTVm: 'Delror
of ButUrich
i ts rrovtig
' sktaavo to
r j ' --if
Fsatura
Patssras
of 'Croat As.
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Sale I I - Sale
Broken Lots and Discontinued Lines
-" in
Women's, Misses' and
Cliildren's Garments .
An annua stock adjustment that calft for a great sacrifice on our rsrt that we might fmmediately
close out all broken lots and discontinued lines in our Underrauslln Section. Space does net permit of -a.
detailed description of the f arments in this assortment Suffice Jt to say that ferula: values run up--
many times the price quoted for this sale. Some esrments" are M A and yi off others regularly
srJd up to three and four times Friday's Sale Price, 49c. ' ( w ,
Just fiance through those offerings snd judis for
- r rtunou. To close) at 49c - , -
Girls Dresses in . fist Ciagbama, Organdies and
Chambrays. To close at 49c
Children's Pajamas ik batiste and ansdras Erigh
. ton annent. ; T. dose at 49c Mfiy-
Childens Rompers and Creepers in Amoekeag'
. Ginghams. To close) at 49c
Boys' One-Piece Galatea and Cotton Suitiag Wash
Suits. To aloeo at 49c .
Women's Bawdeaos in sixes 34 to' 42; ia fancy
French coutH. To clos at 49c
No Phone or Mail Orders. None Sent C O. O.
or
Womsa's . embroidsry trimmod Muslia Drswars.
To closa at 49c ' , , .
Wewaosi's Aprons of Hope Sheeting. - Stylos with or .
;;: '4v without bib. To .sdose. at 49c - .
BoysV Ovarslls 4lnol GirlsV Gintham Plaj Suits.
v Te rloso at 49c " .' '
GmV and Miasos' ' ftao qnality Khaki tlooeoers.
uSisas 14 to 10. To dose at 49c
Wotnoa's Outiaa; Flaaael PettiooaU, slifhtly soQod.
. -.. V.vX;yx;-Te close at 49c
Wosaaa's Yosts ia Crepe, Batiste and. Blue) Bird --..,Xrv.;-
Patterns. ,- , ;
Each anged. ' No Refunds. Come Early. .
, A Most Wonder jul Display and Sale of
Georgette Crepe and Crepe Clhiffons
f O stj A v j A Splendid Quality Shown in All Wanted
. " a. aaaaaa, uuuuvu ti i m aaa auwu iMua
When you see the unusual beauty of these exquisitely dainty fabrics which
Fashion has favored for Fail Blouses, Waists, Fancy Dresses, sleeves, etc., and note
the exceptionally low price quoted for this sale, we are confident you'll be impa
- - tient to secure a cenerous supply for both present and f ature use.
For Friday we offer a very fine quality of 39 and 40-lnch Silk GeorrettesrIn all
' wanted new and staple colors r also the popular Crepe Chiffons in plain shades knd
in a wide range of handsome patterns in various color combinations. Choice'
from, entire assortment at 95c yard. " ; ( "
All Remnants 1 AU Remnants
In Georgettes at 2ln Crepe Clhifforis
choice from our entire
; -In our Fancy Goods Section we offer unrestricted
sisting of all sorts of desirable lengths In
GEORGETTE CREPES - CREPE CHIFFONS
IN NETS AND NOVELTIES
stock of remnants con.
SILK AND COTTON LACES f
ALL AT HALF PRICE U
$1.85
Time for Winter freight Underwear! And Here Is a
bpectal unaerprictng of ; n ' !
Men's Gray Woolniixed' Umoh Suits
Form Fitting and in Styles With
Qosed Crotch. Sizes 34 to 46 Fri
day at Suit.. . f . . ........ . . . . .
By purchasing your Winter Underwear now not only do you receive a full
season's wear, but you have the advantage of a price reduction that wiU never be
suroassed this Year. s i
We secured this fine high-grade wool-mixed Underwear at an unusual price
..: concession and it is now for you to profit accordingly. They are form-fitting
Union Suits, made with dosed crotch, seven-button iront and 5 reinforced on V
shoulder. They come tn the fine elastic ribbed wristlets and anklets, anf in
correct winter weight. All sizes 34 to 46. THIS SALE AT $1.85. ,
12 White Japariette Handkerchiefs for $1.00
Back to a pre-war price at this sale of Men's plain White Japanette Handkerchiefs 'with large silk
initial neatly worked in corner. They come with a very soft finish, ready to use and are of good sU
and quility. No reduction on less than in. This site they are 12 for $1.00.' - -
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EXTRA!-
Women's WooUMixed
SUITS
FRIDAY ONLY .. (1 QQ n;
AT SUIT tJXsTO
A well-known make of women's excellent fall
and winter weight, wool-mixed Union Suits shown
in high-neck, long sleeve styles In ankle length.
Sizes 38. 42 and ,44' only. While any remain
Friday at $1.98. - '
EXTRA !-
' 1 - Entire Stock ...
' KNIT TAMS.
i. :Kt.;...'2 Price
!j . At the great price reduction we are closing out
t,ur. entire .stock of Women's and Children's Knit
Tarns include'd ire great variety o styles and
1 colors."' Come early for first choice. . Friday pay
' only half price. , . - j
EXTRA!-
Sale of Miner's
HOT .WATER BOTTLES
S1.19.
- K . FRIDAY ONLY
t," : . 1 1 AT-each..:.;
s Awaited quantity i of s this famous .j Miller Hot
2 1 Water Bottles in -qu art sixei A fine guaranteed
moulded bottle in chocolate color. .On sale for
'.-.lone day, only, Friday at $1,19. . v
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Bleached
BATH TOWELS
48c
friday only
at each.
50 dozen fine Bleached- Bath Towels, 23x4 o
Inches of good weight and very absorbent. - It is a
special lot we secured at a- bargain price. Now
you can buy them in the same way at 48c
f.
4 -
Plaid Cotton .
BLANKETS
i?0!.... S3.48
- 5d pairs 4 -pound Cotton Blankets, 66x80
Inches, shown . in ; pretty plaid styles. They are"
slightly imperfect no holes or anything to Impair
I their wearing ouality. They are far below real
vaiue at 3sS.o. . . ...... , ,. " l'', "
EXTRA!
. -1 .'. l jk " - . Imitation - ; "
PEARL NECKLACES .
FRIDAY ONLY ' - Q-f - fiffc
1 AT EACH OlellU , 'r
Attractive and very popular 'French Bead Neck
laces iff imitation pearl 18. at and- 24 inch
lengths. ' Necklaces of beautiful luster all to go
at one price Friday at $1.00. - .
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; y FRIDAY'S SALE IS IMMENSE !
L : xou Have Choice From m 'A
v 'v-'a Splendid Assortment of Vn, P Ii
Popular' New. Styles jati72i
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A collection of new FaQ and Winter models, nearly alf different and from which you'll be "pleased
to select, especially so at Friday's sale price. ' .v x".." - . ;
r They are well made from fme Wool Velouri in brown;- navy, reindeer and sorrento bias models '
with self-throw or regulation collar of beaverette belts in the two-way style 4ialf or full silk lining ;
and all sizes 15 to 44. . Most exceptional values at $24.75. '
';li.:'&SSForyclvcLJimipcrstwS3 16 to 38 $995 ; I ;r ;
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