THURSDAY, JULY S3, H22.
t:i;
daily jgui;;alV
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TOWN TOPICS
en. greet council.
Simri? Schooi. for KimeoMf CrWttn.
UUdsotM Chantaaqu rerk, July 4.-.l.
The American liurUUite of Banking, Port
lull). Iniv lft-22 .
- Southern Own Ejmorth League Wtltnts.
AACUmi, July 17i23-
Columbia sunuoer eerrferenee ef United Tres-
. arterus ebv-rrfat Forest GroTS, Jolr 1S-3S.
Or tii att Holiness association . eaast
meeting, Portland.. Jai 20-. .
rrregnS State Editorial assjciAUos aaaaal
- cosrsDueft. CoTTiiw, Jolr 31-2.
fieftraanized Cburca ef Jeaas Christ of Let-
' 1 tt Iar Saints caApcaeeuat. ,. Portiaad. July
22 to August . ,
- - Oregon Stat Baptist eoDTention. Columbia
. fiw Jt 91.91
, . Epworta League fnstitet (kethcdatO Fall
Oregon Baptist Tons People' nnnwf s-
, eemmy, Colombia city. July 28 t Aurut 7
. imprerea ordr of Ksa Me:
Berfd. Jul 2S end 28.
Ilayer teek Aaenst S-18.
Ore ion Conf erence Metborhst Camp Meet-
.. log, ienM tree. Augutt iv-ZO. .- .
. Krienar Lbrteutn JCndparar. conference
(Oregon . yearly meeting), - BarTiew, , Angus
uregon inrutun tncMaroe nmiMt confer
- nice. Lolombia, City, iudut It to Septeaa-
. her 4. " - . v
takerlew .Bntmd-tJp, Lake- winy, Oregtm,
General convention f Protestant Epi-Vepel
vonrcD oi jimrrK-e, i-eruanu. BTtemDrr s-sa.
' - Oregon conference ef : At cthodut . clrarca,
YVsshingtoa State Fair, Taiuna, Sepk-raber
, v Western Norwegian - IHnish eottference ' ef
JAetbodut church. Portland, September no-Ce.
, uregnn BLaxe if air, eeptemoer 2 a- D.
r Rcmnd-Up, Pendietnn, September 21-83
- n,aigms remptar, eras
: bnrz. Oritahee 12.
- Ptdfio lntf nattotiil Urtctock tipSslUon.
. Portland. Norcmber 4-11. - . o
- SUte Hotel sMocdaxioa. galem . Iteptakr
8tate Teaoien noeUHna. Daeamber 2-a0
Portland and vicinity : Tooisbt and Friday,
fair; oorth westerly winds. " v
- Orecon and Washinvtoa: - Tonicnt amt Tri-
day cloudy west , ronton, ahowere And cooler
easv portion; aaooerat westerly wisda.
- WEATHEK COSD1TIOXS
"Mich pressor preraJla pter the Musi Him)!
ralley. Gulf Mtate and Lake Wecion. along
tlie I'anf ic coast,' and In Kerada and Hontaem
; T"til. the hiiheit reading bring off the coast
nf Northern British Colnmbis, and Bonthern
Alaska. Two ahaHow baromatria deiiresaiont
n apparent, ot central oa the middle A
lanrJo coast and tb4 other in northern Alberta
I'reriplution bag occurred. On tb OnK
. middle Atlantis court, til Nerada, Ltaii and
Soutbern Idaiio, and at a few scattered place
... in tne azirene nortnwnt. . Toe neanest rain
fall reported ws 1.44 inches; it Washinaton.
1. C. The trmiwrahire IS degree higher
m is onnera . Montana, t-isawuere o unport
ant change hare ooenrrcd.
Relatjre humidity at Fortiaad: ' Ifona ye
- terday. 58 pec cent; 3 J. m. yittrday S3
per crtt; B a, fa, today, 83 per cent. . ;
Prccipitstloa line January it - Total, 1T.8S
incur,. BoriBai. 4.v mcnes, aeiicienc
commanilary, Biuae
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Abilene, Texaa
Baker. Or.
Bone, Idaho
- Boston, Alaas. .
Buffalo, N. T.'
Cslgarji Alberta
Chicago, Ut .......
lenTr. Colo. .;.....!
Dee Molnea Iowa..--.
Iodga City, Kan
lMiteh Harbor, Alaska.
Fresno, t'al. .
HATre, Mont. .......
Honolulu. T. H.i....
Huron. B. D. ....... .
' Juneatt, Alaska
Kaneas City, Mo. . . . .
KnoXTille, Tenn. . . .
Im AhgelH, CaL . . . . .
Marshfield, Or. .......
Medford. Or.
New Orleans, La.
New iorki S. J..
Nora. Alaska- . . . . .
North Bead. Wash. ........
North Plane, Nb...y. i.. .
CtUahdiea, City OklA. . . . i .
I'lioenii, Ana. ...... ... .
rittsburg. Pa. ...... i v"
Portland, Or. ...,
Boseburgy -Or. .. i ... .
Ot. Lonis, Mo, .... ; . . . i . .
fct.' Paul. Minn. i. . . ii .
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Kan i IMego, Cal.
Han Francisco. Cat.
Seattie, Wash. ..........
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Taocma. Wash.
: Tampa, K!. ... i ..... , i .
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: - Radio j
Hallock & Watson Radio Sertic
; Northwestern Radio Mf ft Co.
Willard Hawley Jr. , -f
Broad cajgt ins? "
Thejonrndl News 7
' I. 5E coZA Bulletins
-Daily Polite T hi ft Report
Radio' Advice and Instruction
Journal of Western Industry
Farm Bulletins
Entertainment 7
. J skeseaa 7
1:60 llOO KaM. Instrumental and oc3
; :.- Tbenoraph masse (courtesy
.140- :00- -JT. Instrnmental and Tocal
- pbonogriph ntMie - (conrtesy
- BrnDiwick-Bali COUender ti.
and Hyatt.)
t:0- 8:SO KQN. Instrnmental and toeal
phonoaraDh mane.
4tSv :0 Ka. La.M inatnamental and
- Tocal records (eourteay Beed-
- crtnea i.o. t . ,
rVlaHT
S:80 KSS. The Jeuriul
St30- 6:00-Kaa. tat instruntehtml and
ecsl antuie.
4:0. TsOt-KQV. I ml faatramehta
eocal mane. -
7:80 8:00 KOa. ioorhal Dailjr" Iw
" bnlietlnt." :
8:00- 0 166 Listening benr for distant Ma
k:6O-0:OO -Hya'. instrtirnenUl. Vocal and
whiauiBat concert by Ernest T.
Alien, irwtructor of , lnetrn.
mental mnsic. Oallaod. CaL,
pdblie sehoola. aaxapnone; lot
ta fitone- and Netta Bump,
wBKtttng. gxlna Jnne.Bnmp.
piano. - AccompantnieoU by
alutn uontrey.
PROaRAM
Wbistling dnet, "Iwely Nisht, Ob Sight
of Low" (J. Offeobach). Lotta Stoae rgnd
Nett Bams, . ; v
; Whistling solo, "fasten to the . Mocking
Bitd" (Winner), Letta Btbtt ; . liiaa Confrey,
Aaromnaniat. t' -
WhistUn dnet. "Dixie." Lotta Btoa mad
Httta Buna. -
- Saxaphrme solo, "Walt Caprtce" J Allen) ,
''Mother Machreo" (Oleott)t Ernest T. Allen.
Plana eoioa (r "Prelnde-1 (Kachmaninoff ).
(bV 'Gondofiers" H tiieTinJ . Edna June
Bamp. : ,
WhistHng duet, aaztet from "Locia" (Doni
aettii. Lntta Btona and Netta Bumo.
Whistlinz arm. a -.taoooai amsuaa
Mireh" I iBagley). Cb 'Three o'Clock in the
Uomini." Netta. Bans.: Mi&s Rata Uonfrey,
imrninnliL
Whistling solo. "InTitation" (Uwenj. iotia
Siisna: Mis Kitth i nnfreT aceomrjanut.
(Procraai arranged ana presentea tor vu-
Urd J. Hawley by W. A. AlcDougatt of the
MeDougaU-CotiA Music Co. )
Attention la caTlexf to the ezchaaga of boars
ef EGG and on Saturday niqM.
, 1 ,
The program postrkmed last Saturday by
station KYG because ef transmitter adjust
ment Will be rendered on July ZZ dj ui
same station.
Onestiona on radio sent to The Journal or
Hkilock at Watson Kadio Semee. No. 102
Ptrk street, will be aaswereo on Baioraay nigni
Mtween 8 and 0 o'clock by Station KJ.
Willard P.
etsted Tnesdaya,
tWeen 9 and 10 O'clock.
Hawley Jr concert are bread
. Thursdays and Saturday be
. ' Degcrt4aJnllt. ii Cnarr A. W.
I31inKon, -wanted In Farg-o. K. on
chArg-e t abandoning hi wif arid
t ou children, was arrestad hero late
Wednesday night by Inoicttr8 Wil
liams and Van Valkenburgh oa a tele-
: graphic warrant and held for .further
advice;. Accordlnr te th police. EUnf
ton not only deseHed hi familx, but
was married on May J7. at Webster,
S. D.. to Mrs. Elsie Domek of Water-
towh, S. D.. who Is with him In Port-
. land. She did -not knot? He was al
ready married, aha told the police, and
Was not aware at any time that he
had' Hone anythlna; wrongr. Ha eaid
ha would hot rasist extradition.
' Poruaad-Atorla.8eagld4 ' Sit lslea
. Leare Portland Stage Terminal. Parti
and TamhlU streets, TtSo get 9 :t0
, , ra.,'Ul3ll a. ro-, X pi m. 4:15 p. m,
6 :45 p. mi and 12 :30 a m. daily. Direct
- connections at Astoria for Seaside and
Clatsop fceach poihta. except on 6 :4S
t. trti stare from Portland. Lave As
: toria for Portland f Su m., 10 a. m., II
n6on, 2 p. h. 4 $. m S :S0 p. nu daily
and 9 p. m. daily except Sundays, 11 as
p. rn. Sundays ohiy. for further to'
formation phona Gblumbia Stages,
,Maln . 8611.-AdT, - ? . -.-
Reercatlen Attracts Many The in
terest r people in Northern Washing
ton in recreation was the most no
ticeable feature of a trio through the
Washington, SnoQualrriia and Olympic
national forests by J, x.. Peterson of
the office of gTaainie; of tha XJ. B.
forest service. Tha Mount TSaker re
rion is being made accessiol through
the ooenibr ef a road from tha north
fork of - tha NookaacR riv. About
i 60 man are employed fighting forest
tires on the Snooualmia national forest.
" ColanibU Staa-eg Portiahd St
Helens-Rainier local. lava Portland
State TerminaL Park-and Tamhlli sta.,
10 km. for St. Helens and Rainier and
4:85 p. m.-dally and 11:15 p. m. Sai-vrdaj-.
Sunday and holiday td St.
Helens only. Leaving St. Helens. 7 :30
. rh. and ls4 p. m, dally; SOS, Sat
urdays Sundays and holidays. Local
ieates Rainier for Portland, la :5ft p. m.
daily, except Sundays. For informa
tion phona Columbia Stages. Mala
S611-Adr. - -
Head XUtts flaect sating place. The
Pheasant and Oregon Hotel dining
room all 1 under sam mangement,M-
Coiatnsi atages Portland-Multno-"rnah
Falls-Hood Rlrer-Ths Dalles di
vision JaT Portland Stag Term i-
Shines Now 10 Gents
'Barnroayg aad Holidays. 15 ceatS .
i':-- Bedaetioa la Pries. Bat
: SAME BPLEKDID SEBTICK
lUill.a EILER'S BLBr.
Between 4tn and Stk fciaee li3
TAI1E VACATION
m orrriifa health
m i-, .r,A at: - - '
' THt H0ORK AHITARUM ,
828 Meat f erne at 2 Tin. Portland, Or. i
ZULU BJUT AND IIUST
nal, park and Tamhlll streets, 9:30 a,
m., 11:30 a. m., 10 p. m., 4:45 p. m.
dailv to Mood Rirer. and 8:80 p. m.
daily to Hood FUrer f except SatUr
days, Sundays and holidays. 11:19 p,
m. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
to Hood Rirer; Leave Multnomah
Falls for Portland 9:20 a. m,, 11:20
a.'m., 1 :20 p. rru, 4 :20 p. m. and S :85
p. m. daily.. Direct connections with
all stages to : and from . The Dalles.
Phone Main 8611. Adv. $
Osweso take It's the nlaca for vour
picnic, a day or week-end outing. Ideal
camp ground at Lake Grove. Round
trip fare 50 cents. Oswego 40' cents.
Red electric cars provide frequent
service at convenient hours. Inquire
at Southern Paeif lc Ticket Off ice, Fourth
Street at Stark. Main 8800. Adv.
Admits Boose Sale O. 'Brdwdigan,
No. 585 Oantenbein avenue, was fined
$300 in federal court Wednesday when
he pleaded guilty to selling three pints
of moonshine. The" sale was made, it
was said, to a conductor on the Ore
gon Electric, who, it was charged, sold
it along the. line. .- v
Attorneys to DltesRS Plan All Port
land attorneys who can manage it. Are
LET THE JOrKXAl. SEItVE TOTJ
AT BEACH ISLAND EESORTS
? i WkH yea are oa year vacation
y WIH find The oaraal en sale)
at tfce fellewlag p Usees at the a seat
'tmttti"i"-i--:"-k--- ' -
BEACHES ' .
fiartleW, dl1(.4i..lHr. George Plsk
Bay City. Or.. .....Dr. AT", c Hawk
Cannon Beacb..........Jolia Myers
Chinook. Wahi. ....Igahe Kantton
Garibaldi, Or.. C.'EDij
Gearhart. Ori......l..t M. Hyde
Ilwaee, Wasli..x....'ehB O'Meara
Long Beach, Wah...Stranha A Co.
afaabattaa Beach, ()n.,.......
'. ......Mrs. C. I Hasten
Manganlta. Or......nU G. Kardell
Saheotta Tash..Tradgn M Brown
Kcftftlem, Or.. ....Nehalem Brag Cm
7? tarts. Or.;..... Mary F. .Banyan
Kevpert, OrM.. ....... ..M. ft. Hunt
Oread Park...r...r--.C A. Russell
OceaSgid. ....... .iKosenberg Bros.
Pacifia t'It-.is........0. H. Ward
Rorhaway, Or.. .... , . ..F. p. Ijrnier
Seaside, or........ t.Eihert F. Boles
45. L. Pntaam
Howard Woodtam
Bannls Bale a
.....Clayton Bey
B. J. Van Scyae'
.W. B. Cam atlas
IXLAKB RESORTS
Brighton. Mf. J.T. Melntyre
GSTerafaent Camp..L. F. Pridemera
Rhododendron ' Mrs. B. FransetU
Cherry Ule. ..Sfri. W. M. etoekley
. Sandy lambcr Co. Stare
fawief Moastaia Bom...,.
v.i I.F. II.' TAwiSy
Welches........... J ..W. Ev Welch
trfeaTlew, Wash.. . :
Tlllaiaook, "iir.';.'.
Twin Roeka, Or
Taalna.. .......
asked to attend a luncheon Friday, at
12. at the Hotel Portland to discuss
plan for enterta!hingdelegate6 to the
San - Francisivr national convention on
their way to and from the convention
city. ... Federal Judge Bean will bo
chairman. . He 4s Chairman of the at
torneys" committee handling the plans.
Reckless 'BriTlBS Alleged Police af-
rested Vernon E. Grammie Wednesday
night on charges of reckless driving
and driving while - intoxicated. His
certiDaniOR4 Dan- Eelllf. waa charged
With being Intoxicated. The machine
In which the two were riding collided
with a 23d street car on Washington
street. The automobile 'Was badly
smashed. -The pair tried, to escape hut
were overtaken by the streetcar con
due tor. Policeman Forken and Atkin
son answered the call and arrested
the two men.
Oswego Lake It's the place for your
picnic, a day or week-end outing. Ideal
camp ground at Lake Grove. Round
trip fare SO cents. Oswego 40 cents.
"Red" electric cars provide frequent
service at convenient hours. Inquire
at Southern Pacific Ticket Office, Fourth
street at Stark. Main 8800. Adv. ,
Portlaad'Salera Stage Leave Stage
Terminal, Park and TamhiU, hourly
from 7 a. m. to t p, ra. and Owl car at
11:20 p. m. daily; - Saturdays, Sundays
and holidays, 8 :30 p. m. and 11:20 p.
m. Main 8611. Adv. -
Manriee BfWk and Ellen Van Val
kenburg will be In Portland August 7.
Six weeks of play rehearsal and play
production. Ask Mrs. Klnsell, ,,Kast
8968, Adv.
Fortlan8.Tniimook Cadiltae &ta te
sta ire depot. Park and Yamhill streets.
Dally at 8 :1 a. rru, 12 :30 and 3 :30 p. m.
Special arrangements made for fishing
parties. Main S8H. Adv.
Bs Ten Seed Hew Teeth t Dr. EL. C
Rossman, the plata specialist, is pre
pared to supply you with the very best.
311 Journal buuding. Adv.
MeArthnr ts Talk Representative C
N. McArthur -will speak before the
City, club at noon, Friday, at the Ben
son hotel, on "Th Latest .fcews JFron-
Gongress. Albert Tt. Sweetser, head
of the -desartment of botany, TJniver
sity of Oregorv will talk on "Preser
vation of .Oregon Wild Flowers." 43,
N.'Woodiey will report n the work of
the taxation bureau.jrsi"j: T :r -
v. TT Granger" toaajht William
Wallace Granger of Salt Lake City
who left Salt Laka for Portland 10
days ago, is being sought by Portland
lodge of Elks, as his sister In Salt
Lake Is dying. 1 . ' r '
fcalemOflJi City 8Ur LSAvei Salem
stage terminal for Mill City : No. 1.
7:30 a, rruj fso. 8, 10:30 a. m.;-K6. 6,
4 :3o p. m. Ivo. 1 connects with east-
bound train at Mill City. Jos. Ham
man, Prop." Adv. - -Tired,
achlas? feet can be relieved.
See 6ur foot specialist for relief. X-ray
service free. Knight Shoe Co., 848 Mor
rison. Adv. ' - -
8tr. America St. Helens via Colum
bla river, 2:30 p. m. dally.; 11:80 a. m.
Sunday. Alder street . dock. Main
8323. Adv. .
The Pheasant, rlood River. Dining
room, tea room and fountain room. .
real plaoa to eat. Adv.
The -Pheasant and Oregon hotel din
ing room. Hood River. A-real place to
eat. Adv.
Marks Shoes, reUabie since 1872.
Prices down, 248 Wash near 2d. Advi
A. C. Stubbs Is
Eeportcd Better
A. C. Stubbs, well known in ship
ping circles and formerly manager 6f
the Columbia Pacific Shipping com
pany, who has been under the care
of physicians for several days suffer
ing from , a peeuliar--stupor, has re
gained consciousness and is reported
to be Improved - by attendants at St.
Vincents hospital. ; Dr. . F. -J Ziegler,
who attended him. was unable to de
termine the cause of his illness. It is
believed, however, to , be the result of
an overdose of some drug.
isf ATE LEFT TO . WIFE f
Vancouver, Wash., Jury BO. The will
of J. Henry Jaggy, drawn ll years
ago, was fifed for probate Wednesday.
All of his" property both real and
personal aa devised to his wife, Mrs.'
Flora Jaggy. She Is named as exe
cutrix without bonds.
Michigan U Man .
1 Tells Alumni of; .
f Plans in Making
.; University; of Michigan alumni, as
sembled at dinner at the University
club, Wednesday evening. Were invited
fey tf. Robert MY Wenley.' their hono
tueet,"to visualise an Institution that
how cares for 11,000 - students en It9
own rumpus With a teachlnf staff of
80 and whose physical plant will bS
augmented by the Investment at flO.
800.000 - in buildings and . . equipment
within the next five year. This po
tential progress inspired Dr. Wenley
to voice th warning that such An
undertaking may become too large for
the state to support. .-
Df. Wenley, as head of the sehool 6f
bhilosophy at Ann Arbor, has the affection-
of thousands- ,of Mlehigah
alumni through his continuous asso
ciation with .the university for 86 years.
He is giving two courses in the Uni
versity of Oregon Summer school, j
SI a .Week Eides
To Be Offered to
:.s. Tacoma Citizens
.-.--r- - ' -'.f - "av - ; " ..
' Olythpla. Wash.,' Jl 20. The i
weekly pass system, permitting hold
ers An unlimited number ef rides, has
been ; adopted by the Tacoma Railway
& Powef company for Its Tacoma lines.
Richard T. ' Sullivan, formerly of
Toungstdwn, Pa.,- where the pass sys
tem has operated successfully for sev
eral years, at present manager of the
Tacoma railway, filed the' supplement
ary tariff with the department of pub
Paint $2.00 Psr Gallon
Arthur C. Buchman Co
r 275 Salmon Street 7
fi :Main 1914 ,
BLAClt. TREAD
TD
V&tJiNewJFeotiirej
aSxpremem arid
v Ajaac Rubber Company, Inc,
329 Ankeny Street, Portland
IIStltI!tiZ!!r!lw,t,w',,t,mm,,ww
aMasssassaaaissaSMesssasestMsMSUtlSMaji,.asaussMstiMBtssiit,tlsiisiiiaussstsM
Use Your
Credit!
JOY; will make
yaur suit 'on
Easy Payments
and it will cost no
more than L if you
paid cash. :
104 4th, Near Stark
6 Stork in Portland
LankBBBBBn1' " " aSaBBBnawaal . '
U. J 3jLs
7T
that suits you to , a
Ask your iroct
-aW'"''",-88aaW - -sTj
ORANGE PEKOE
IN ROUHD TltlC
r.Iaeon, Ehrxaaii -r Co.
Mi
The business man should real
ize that he is separated from his
customers old and new byj
minutes, not miles, . V
In these days strenuous com-
petition .the successful merchant -:
must make the best Use of his re
sources, and there is none more ;
. important than his long distance
telephone service
In llie transaction ot, business .
the use of the long distance tele. '
phone Will mean the prompt
answer, the personal touch and ;
' an economy of time. ; i.-.
.Every Bell telephone is a Long :
Distance station. - "
n
3 Aiiu Telegraph Compaiiy
aaaasiaasssessaa' . ,
e Pacific Telephone
22
lie works, which granted the new fares,
effectivd July 24.
The corhpany will install the same
pass on its Everett: and Bell Ingham
street railway lines August 1. A. W.
Leonard, president of the Fuget Sound
Power A: Light corhpany. announced.
Transfers wilt not be needed, x
MR. LEVI"
Mrs. Babbetta WerthelmcJ- Levy,
born at Bodeswelef, Baden. Germany,
on January 25, 1840, died at Union.
Or.,-, on July 18 Mrs. Levy waa the
widow-of Adolph Le-r-y, who died ir,
1895. She is survived by: Leon. .Milton
B.. Estella. Kdna Levy and Mrs. Helen
Lew In of Union, G us g. Levy f La
Grandei Jutlus A. Eery M Col!.' i
Place, -Wash... Arid Mfs...MInhi r: . i
of this city." Funeral services ws
held at t O'clock today at HMnnn s.
Rabbi - Wis officiating. - InUrrnent at
Beth Israel cemetery.
Weaiieaday
Afternoon lo a Half Holiday
: 7 W Wiir Close Our Store at 1 P. M;
" '!. - r Each Wednesday During July and August"
' That oof employes m'iffht en joy the benefits of a weekly half-holiday during July Slid AuiTUSt-vre
Will Close bxkt store at 1 P. M during: July and August. - - r
And we at the store, in soliciting- your kind co-operation, request that you dd your shopping In ths
xnofe cool, pleasant morning- hours. 1 - .
Mail Orders Promptly
Filled . .
Agents for the Bntterick
Patterns and Publications.
All new styles now showing
The St6te That Undersells
Parcel Pest PatkaCis
, Prepaid
W JL. f . -- - -
-Fganwr 'Ws if sjr-sA'aatTl . .- . " . I .
?''8alBaWBS
Because it Sells for Cash.
Hemstitching promptly
and perfectly executed by
our skilled operators,
Come! Profit by This Special Purchase and Sale oj
mlA GiiigEnaiiiiiiD
vct
CENll PALMER
BEAUTY
PREPARATIONS
ARE PURE AND REFRESHING
If'yoti want the sdft, velvety
peach-bloom of youthful coloring
arid he silken, shimmering lights
in your tresses, the crowning glory
of oihan -and that delicate, elu
SiVfe fragrAnce that clings in the
memory of a delightful personality
then use GENE PALMER'S won
der DAY CREAM for cleansing and
refreshing the Skin. - The GENE
PALMER shampoo in lerhon-green
Sdap or tar will bring out the rad
iant glory of your tresses to your
supreme delight and a dash of our
toilet waters completes the toilette
and you Step forth well groomed
for the day's xerogram. .
About
200
Styles
Less Than
Regular Pried t
Cheeks
Plaids ,
Plain Colors
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE .
DELINEATOR NOW
YoU can save about one-half by
subscHbin for the Delineator now
t our Pattern Department.
A famous make in standard Quality that will
wash antl wear most satisfactorily and that Will
make up beautifully into cool, comfortable sum
mer garments. . , - - r ,
. ' Net in many sea Ions have Bdotch Gihghlms befenqUita
so attfactive in styles stid colorings ot mote universally
in demttnd. What could be more important, then, tharl this
opportunity to r purchase these Standard . wSSh goods at
such a great saving 7 v . y . ; "
It is a special purchase and, sale 61 mors than 209 dif
ferent Styles in plaids, checks and plain colors. All crisp,
new goods, desirable in every way, from, which you have
selection at this sale at SOc A YARD. -
No Samples' Cut at This- Sale, but Alt
- rVlaO Orders Will RecelvevOu Beit At-
tention. Ndne Will Be Sold to Dealers '
- Fine Wool-Mixed Camping Blankets -and
Autb Robes
Government goods secured it an extra
brdinarv price concession. They com A in
regulation style and are shown in plain
colors in neat plsid styles.
SPECIAL
$2.95
A Special Underprlcing of Summer
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY
- - " ."Women's Cotton
- Union Suits at 75c
Fine fitting, seasonable weight Cotton Union
Suits, shown in styles with regulation and
bddice top, shclVor lace knee. All sises from
34 to 44. ' , ..
Silk and Fiber -'
Hosiery at 98c
Hiii-grade Hose, biade. with seamed batk,
geamlesa foot, reinforced lisle heel and toe,
lisle top and wide garter hem. Sises 8H to 10
in new hather shades.
Summer Laces and
7 Embroideries
Special effort Has been put forfn to suddIv vdur? needs
at the lowest possible prices - HoW Veil we have Sue
ceeded Vtru will snnreciate bV the savinsrs 1 thesa itanis
bring td you. , ,
WASH LACES AT Sc YD.
50c for Bolt of 12 Yds.
Choice from the best stvles in domestic and imtiorterl
Zion and French Vals., Imitation Quny, CocKet, Torchon
and others. Edges and. Insertions in popular widths and
many in matched patterhs all in this sale at one price.
Embroideries at 16c
Edges, Beadings and In
sertions, in - dainty Swiss,
Cambrie and Longcloth. All
new patterns.
Embroideries at 25c
- 9 to 12-inch widths in
Cambria, and Longcloth
Skirtings.- All in fine, well
worked designs. .. ,
27-in. Swiss and Batiste Embroidery 35c Yd.v
-A1S6 17-iftch Flouneiftff Embroideries in kn avtnerva
fehdwinf ot pretty patterns. . r
, 5-in.' Ribbons on Sale at 25c Vd. .
Summer Sash and Hairbow Ribbons in 5-inch width lti
all wanted plain colors. Checks, olaids. stricel And nnvau
ties, both Taffetas and -Moires of exceptionally fine quality.
MEN'S' SOCKS
2ScPair : .
The Celebrated Beacon Cotton Socks
made without seam on toe All sixes
in black with White foot. :
Argonaut Soicsctto
Shirts at 93.0D
r Shirts bt the better1 sort made of
standard duality Soiesetts that never
disappoints styles .with, flat or thill
tary collar eoat effects. AH sizes 14
to 17 in tan or colors A union-made
shirt it a 'sir price.
BoysVOutiner
Shoes at $2.25;
' ileguiatidn 'style fn tin and tJ4rl
gray leathers and made witht&hdAf d
screw sole.
1 Children's Play
Oxfords at 01 -CS
Patent leatner Play Oxfords with
stitched-down soles. All sizes from 5
for child to size 2 for misses.
Three
CORSET Socials
at $1.79 $2.45$2.9S
. The Best ot Makes R & G, Lady 1
Ruth, Rengo Belt, Betsy Rofes, Treo,
; . Thompson, Lady Loaise and Riveli , -
Eight guaranteed makes as listed ibove and othsrs equally is
well known all tn this sale at three especially uhderprlced 6u4t
- tions 52 styles inU, with 13 models to select from at $1.79, Doth
front ahd back lace, sport models, all elastic model s Beml-eUstii
- styles and ethers in fancy brocades, batistes, fine coutfls, etc AlsS
8 and 10-ihch all-elastic sport glrdet; aU siaes Extraordinary
; Values in guaranteed Corsets at $1.79 $2.45 and$2iC3.
FOR THE LtCKECN, PICuIC OH
. AUTO PARTY
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