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IHIDAY, SEPTE3IBER 22, 1922. THE 1 OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. TOWN TOPICS : WHIM KWKSTB ttaoanl eottrrnuon of Protestant Episcopal . Cbmrctt .c Aaaertca. rortlaixl, tptrmb v;t. KulUwrMt Unli and liar Bbow, Fendletaa. BthiIisc 18 to 28. WaacUastoo fctat. rlr, XaHma, September l-a. Waatcra Horwcctazt-OuiisB eoafetcne f Jtatcaodist caureh, Foreland. Septcmaar 20-3. Kaud-gp, PandiaVoa, Haptcabar JS1-23. ttoatawra waaw, Coast? ran, Ih Vallaj. Baptasrtwr 21 to 2 a. Untt Ceoat slr, J aim Day, Hepteabct 2 to S. Onsos Stat Fair, BaJeas. September 2S laM. Idaho 8tata Frir. Bolaa, September 25-30. Cowiita County Ttix, Woodland, Wash.. September 27-30. Umwcrj 6 bow. Lout Ueaca. Wash.. Dap - timber 2V to SO. tVarklia Csunty fair, CoomU, Waah.. Bep- uwm iv ana so. Lown County fair, Clem. September 28 to ao. Trnino fair. Tenlna. Wash.. Sac. 29-SO. Western Washington Fair, PnjaUup. October . to . I-inn County Fair. Albans. October 2 to 7. Wallowa Count Fair, Enterprise, October Ore ton eh cult of Norvesian Lutheran murcn. a-oruano, October a-a. Harney Coanty Fair, Barns, October 4-7. Uarmuton Hoc and Dairy Know, xlemuatoo, October 6-T. School and Commnnity Fair, Chinook. Wash.. October and 7. Oregon conference of Congregational cfaurchaa, Corrallis. October 10 to 12. Orecon Inter-Htata Fair, FrinarUla, Octo ber a to 7. KUnmLa County Fair. aUamath Falls. Oc tober 4-0. Stat. ronTeatloD W. U. T. D-. atcatinaTilla. October 12-14. Vaakiaknm county fair, Bkamokawa, Waah.. October 12-14. Prune Featiral,' VaneocTsr. October 12-14. KenjMBck-Paaco bridge opening celebration, Pasco. Waah.. October IB. WEATHElt iORECAST Portland and Ticinity: Tonight and Satur day fair: cooler toniaht: wester! v wind. Oregon: 'f anight fair and cooler; Saturday fair; gentle westerly winds. Washington: Tonight fair, except rain west portion; cooler; Saturday fair; moderate toumwesieriy vinos. WEATHEB CONDITION'S The Alaskan storm has mored southeast ward and is apparently central, over Alberta this morning; the pressure is comparatively low over Arisona and Klorida, while on the middle Pacific slope, and generally east of the Mississippi river relatively high pressure pre rails. Precipitation was light and was confined to British Columbia. Western Wash ington, and the east Gulf coast. It is some what warmer in Alberta and Wyoming and alightly cooler in Southwestern Idaho; in other sections there was but little change in temperature. Relative humidity at Portland:. Noon yes terday, 49 par cent; 9 p. m. yesterday. 48 par cant: 5 a. m. today. 66 per cent. Precipitation since Jsnuary 1 : Total, 20.34 inches normal. 26.83 inches; deti- nency, n.ov inches. 1HA.N K GLLLAM. 'OBSERVATIONS TATIOHS Temp. u si Baker. Or! BarkervfiTe. B. C Boise, Idaho Boston. Masa Buffalo, N T Calgary. Alberta. Chicago, 111. Dearer, Colo. , Dee Moines. Iowa- . . . . Edmonton, Alberta . . , Fresno, CaL -Helena, Mont. Honolulu. T. II Huron. S. D Juneau, Alaska Kansas City, Mo Los Angeles. Cal..... Marshfieid, Or. .v. . . , Medford. Or. . -. Memphis. Tenn New Orleans, La New York. N. T Nome Alaska ...... North Head. Wash North Platte, Neb Oklahoma City. Okla . , Phoenix, Ariz Pittsburg. Pa. '. Portland. Or Prince Bupert, B. C. . Koieburg, Or. Roswell, N". Jf saoramento, Cal. . . . . St. Louis. Mo st. Paul. Minn Salt lake City. Utah. . San Diego. Cal Kan Francisco, Cal Seattle, Wash. Sheridan. Wyo. ...... Sitka. Alaska Spokane, Wash. Tenana, Alaska . . . Tatavb Island. Wash.. Tontj.ili, Net , "VaWe. Alaska Vancouver, B. C Walla Walla. Wash... Wa-hinjtun. D. "C . . . W'illL.tou. N. D Winneniut-ca. Ner. Vaksna, Wash 80 50 00 64 74 66 84 74 62 98 86 84 92 56 72 88 70 78 74 88 74 48 56 92 80 96 80 71 62 74 74 88 76 80 66 64 90 60 72 46 56 83 60 56 74 74 88 86 76 40 34 48 50 60 38 60 50 54 42 62 50 54 80 62 40 62 74 "58 52 48 i2 63 54 57 46 44 58 58 62 54 00 66 54 54 62 "52" '66' 60 52' 58 56 54 46 46 0 .60 0 0 0 0 O 0 o 0 o 0 o o .08 0 0 0 0 o o o .02 . 12 0 0 o o 0 .82 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .08 O 0 o .01 .78 0 0 .40 O o 0 o o 'P. M. report of preceding day. Hikers to Be pair frail Maumti wtil repair the Tanmr Creek trail Sun day, and complete the day with a short climb above the first fsula, if time per mits. The first party will leave Port 'and at 5 p. m. Saturday from the Union station, and camp at Bonneville for the night. The second, party will go Sunday roornirp at 4 :15. The Ma zamas buiit the Tanner Creek trail which leads from the Columbia high way to the first fai.b, aoout two years ago. A spring; and a fall "trail" day has become a regular feature of the Mazama local waiks schedule. Colombia ' BTAirs Fortland-Multno-mart Palls-Hood River-The Dalles di vision Leave. Portland Stage Termi nal, Park and Yamhill streets, 9:30 a. m.. 11 : a. m.. 2 :30 p. m., 4 :45 p. m. ally to Hood River, and :30 p. in. daily to Hood River, except Sat urdays, Sundays and holidays, 11:15 p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and holi days to Hood River. Leave Multnomah Falls for Portland 9:20 a. m.. 11:20 a, lieu. 1:20 p. m., 4:30 p. m. and 6:35 p. m. daily. Direct connections with all stares to and from Tha Dalles. Phons Mala 3811. Adv. Benefit for "Caorai A benefit for the Whitney Boys' cnorus will be given this evening by' th women of the Woodiawn M. E. church. The chorus will bo the first number on the pro gram. Rev. W. S. Crockett will speak on "Bus, Buzzard and Boys." Miss Lora Jean Crocket will be piano so loist. . Her numbers will Include i Chopin's "Valse In a. Minor," and a arroup of three MacDowell pieces, "The Eagle," Song and "Concert Btude." ColraMa Stages Portland - St. Helens local. Leave Portland Stage Terminal, Park and Yamhill streets. 10 a. m. for St. Helens and 4:20 p. m. dairy and II :15 p. m. Saturdays, Sun days and holidays to St. Helens only. Leaving St. Helens, 1:10 a m. and 1 :40 P. ra. daily; :15 Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. For Information phope ColumbU Stages. Main Sell. Adv. ' Stadents of Dentistry aad "Faarmacy ake Notice North Pacific college. Portland, Or., announces opening of the annual session. September 27, ZS and 29 are devoted to registration, payment of tuition and physical ex aminations. September 30, permanent assignment of seats and lockers. Mon day. October 2. classes begin. .Degree students are required to enter at the beginning of the session. Adv. . Rosariaa Court Plaiting The Rosarian court in the rose section of Washington park is to be planted to roaes soon under, direction of Jesse Curry, rose expert. Sod is being . placed on the slopes of the garden theatre, so as to protect the new grad-J ok aunng uw rauijr Beswon irom wasa- KGG-KGN-KYG Ml Radio Hallock & Watson Radio Serviea Northwestern Kadio tetg. Co, Willard P. Hawley Jr. Broadcasting The Journal News V. S. Health Bulletins Drily Police Theft Report Radio Advice and Instruction Journal of Western Industry ' Farm Bulletins Entertainment 1ZK0- 1 1:00.2; Z:S0- :00- 5:30- 0 6:00- 7 7:0- 8:00- 0 :00-10 and vocal (courtesy Oall afternoon iOO KGM. Instromeatal phonocraph mocio Remieli aV Go.) 00 KQY. Inatrameatal sad vocal phoBOffraph music - (oourtesy Uranswick-Balka-OoUender Co. and Swberiins-LAscaa Co. SO KOrl. Instrumental and vocal phoBoa-ranh mnsir 80 K QO. InatrameBtal and vocal records (courtesy Bead Freetca Co.) Tofilytit Journal'! basehail searea. OO kfiQ. Instrumental and vocal music OO MQV. Instrumental and vocal tnusia. jOO Kaa. The Journal's News Bui- latins. 00 KOW. Olssn's Oronestr. 00 KSHI. Late Instrumental and vocal mualo. SatnrdaT nisht a -A O 4na Rsllnrk and C, H. Watson will answer questions sent to The Journal or thm Hallock & Watson Radio Serrice concerninc radio. A portion of the hour riu oe aero tea to code instructions. Sunday night Hallock e Watson (8 tall or. KQQ) win be en from I to 10 , n. with music Ralph c. Walker will be the operator. Better Programs Arc Wanted That the radio fans of the Northwest Want programs of a better quality and or more variety than they are now get ting, Is shown clearly in the returns of the radio program questionnaire sent out by The Journal. The majority in favor of hearing real orchestras In preference to "canned'" music is. heavy and many of those sending in the questionnaires make comment on the Inferiority of some of the programs now sent out by Portland broadcasting stations. One fan said, "I have and am spending considerable money on my- set and want better programs." The returns sent in so far show that radio fans prefer instrumental music to vocal selections. The vote on this question is more than four to one In favor of instrumental music. The popularity of The Journal news bulletins and baseball scores, broad cast by Hallock & Watson, is also at tested by the returns. With a few ex ceptions the fans are voting solH for this feature of the programs. ing out of form. The level areas will be seeded to grass so that the entire theatre will be carpeted with grass by spring. Portland-Aitorta-Seailde Division Leave Portland Stage Terminal. Park and Yamhill streets, 7 :30 a. m., 9 :30 a. m.. 11:30 a. m., 1 p. m.. 2:45 p. m 4 :15 p. m., 6 :45 p. m. and 12 :30 a. m. daily. Direct connections at Astoria for Seaside and Clatsop beach points, except on 6:45p. to. stage from Port land. Leave Astoria for Portland 7 a. m., 10 a. m.. 12 noon. 1 :80 p. m., 3:13 p. m., 6 p. m., 8:30 p. m. dally and 8 p. m. daily, except Sundays, 11 :1S p. m. Sundays only. For further in formation phone Columbia Stages, Main 8611 Adv, Audubon Society to Meet The first regular meeting of the Oregon Audu bon society for tht season of 1922-23 will be held Saturday night at 8 o'clock in Library hall. Ceatial library. W. A. Eliot will talk on the migration of birds. The subject will be "Bird Trav ellers." The public is invited. Portland-Salem stage Leave Stage Terminal, Park and Yamhill, hourly from 7 :05 a. m. to 7 :05 p. m. and Owl car at 10 p. m. dally. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, 8 :30 p. m. and 10 p. m. 7:05. 9:05. 11:05, 1:05, 3:05 make direct connections for Eugene, CorvallU and Albany. Main 8611. Adv S.ong Jndges to Met Judges of the Roosevelt Song contest will meet Sat urday morning at 10 at Gill's book store. The judges are A. J. Churchill. Daniel H. Wilson. Amie Shannon Mon roe. John T. Hotchkisg and . Mary Caroline Daviea. . . 1 Woasi Falls te Back ' Case Mrs. 1 Mary Humeland, No. 92a Houghton street, who haled her ex-husband into municipal court Thursday on a charge of threatening to commit a felony, failed to pusn the charges when she was unable to tell the court whose blood it was that he had threatened "to swim in." Mrs. Humeland told the district attorney her ex-husband had threatened her when she ordered him to move from her house 10 days after she received a divorce Mrs. A. . Clark has arrived from New York city, accompanied by her lawyer. It there is any lawyer who is fearless enough to collaborate in this, famous cas. where Mrs. Clark was thrown into prison and held for 17 days, so that a fake decree of divorce was obtained, let him send his name to progressive headquarters. Adv. Forgery Is Alleged John L. Way mire was arrested at No. 729 Ivanhoe street late Thursday night by Patrol men Belleu and Richards on a charge of forgery brought by J. L. Friedli. No. 485 Union avenue north. Waymire is alleged to have forged Friedli's name to a $700 check on a Sflverton bank. Haater Fined tit Joe Gallerln of La Grande was arrested and fined 850 Wednesday on a charge of hunting Chinese pheasants out of season, ac cording to a report filed at the head quarters of the state game commission today. Learn Latest Daaees The catty catch, tango, foxtrot, exposition glide, center waltz, and alt others. Ringler's School. Broadway at Main. Private 1 lessons. 75c Expert professional "in structors all hours. Aav. The Antimi Festival and parish re union for the memoera of St. Patricks Catholic parish will take place Sep tember 28. An entertainment commit tee has been appointed to provide a special program. Salem-Mlll City Stage Leaves Salem stage terminal for Mill City : No. 1, 7:30 a. m. ; No. 8, 10:30 a, m. : Nq-,.5, 4 :30 p. m. No. 1 connects with east bound train at Ml City. Jos. Ham man. Prop. Adv. Will Climb Dome- The Trails club will climb St- Peters Dome Sunday, leaving the Union station at 7 :15 in the morning for Dodson. Mortensen and Saddalak will oe leaders. Portland-Tillamook Cadillac Stage Stage depot. Park and Yamhill streets. Daily at 8 :15 a. m.. 12 :30 and 3 :30 p. m. Special arrangements made for fishing parties. Main 8611. Adv. The LigktBearers' public healing as sembly, Mr. C. B. Miller, speaker, room 431 Chamber of Commerce building, 8 o'clock tonight. All welcome. Adv. Str. America Sr. Helens via Colum bia river, 2 :30 p. m. daily ; 11 :30 a. m. Sunday. Aldwr street dock. Main 8323. Adv. Will Discuss Xear East Rev. .Wil liam Chauncey Emhardt, Ph. D., just JOY'S NIGHT PRESSING SERVICE TO 10 P. M. Business men, working men Joy will press your .suit at once as late as 10 P. M. each night. Day Pressing to 6 P. M., 35c Night Pressing, 6 to 10 P. M., SOe Suits French Dry Cleaned, $125 104 Fourth Street NEAR STARK returned from the Near Bast, will be the chief speaker at the mass meeting tonight at the T. M. C A. st I o'clock. to register Portland's protest over the Near East situation. Judge John H. Stevenson, H. W. Stone and other local speakers are also on the pro gram. Alottafaa Daaee The Retail Credit Men are giving their first Alottafun dance at Murlark hall, Saturday eve ning oi t&zm week. Several unique features will be added to. the program to change the general run of programs. Good music has been obtained. The general public is Invited. If you don't want a good time, don't come. Adv. Bed Cross Chapter MoTes Portland chapter of the American Red Cross, which has been located in suite 3Q1 Piatt building for the last several years, will be permanently settled In suite 208 Fitapa trick building. Ninth and Oak streets, after October I. Dr. Hood, classes. Morgan bldg. Ad. Dr. Xeweastle, dentist, returned. Ad. Film Will Show Life in Sweden Sightseeing in Sweden via motion pictures will be possible at The AudPl torlum Saturday evening when the film production "Sweden" is shown there. The picture shows the beauties of the country T and - visits SO cities, where the industries and life are pic tured. Also are the hinterlands shown, the bird and nlmal life of the coun try and the general activity. ' Historic spots . and scenes are pictured. The picture will be presented for only the one evening. DR. C. L. HAYNES EYESIGHT SPECIALIST "Glasses Taat Fit" 3Sae Better Prices Very Beasoaable OYER ROBERTS BBOTHEBS Third aad Morrison FURNACES INTERNATIONAL Pipe and Pipeless V ACOBX COMBIKATIOir RAKGE8 ECLIPSE GAS BAHOBS WOODS-BYEBTZ SOLID F7XI BASGES Year Old Far a see Take Part Payjaieat LYNCH BROS. Bdwy. (148. 110 tk SC. Bear Wasa. Ny New Mauaagamewt No Grand Opening No Alteration No Changes JUST THE SAME POPULAR Ye Oregon Grille Broadway at Stark Portland Famous Dining and Dancing; , Place LUNCHEONS DINNERS ' SUPPERS Music and Dancing During Dinner and Supper Hours. 2 MORE FREE TALKS r j - l "r I i kii BY Cromwell Blower, A. B 0. . AM 'I IN THE RIGHT WORKT How can I incrscse my earning power ? , What type of a person should I marry? What line of work should my son or daughter follow? Why am I not a greater success? .f v'. How can I win and keep friends?' What are ray weak points? What are my strong points? "HUMAN ANALYSIS" . Will Give You the Answer to f Such Big Questions . Lincoln High School V AUDITORIUM - ; Monday and Tuesday, 8 P. M. SEPTEMBER 25-26 ; SAFE SANE CLEAR DIRECT Tench, ing the Everyday Lives of Men and Women 571 $10 )0,000.00 MERCHANDISE-TURN -OVER DRIVE STARTED LAST SATURDAY WITH CONTINUOUS CROWDS ALL DAY and ALL WEEK HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE GREAT BARGAINS There wa no other way for the concern to do but to throw its merchandise at the mercy of the public, regardless of prices, whatever it will bring, in order to stop the powerful hand of the law. I thank the people of Portland and the surrounding country for the great response shown me in answering my call, and I hope that everything you bought is satisfactory to you in every detail. Should you not be satisfied, with, your purchases through any mistake of your's or through any mistake of our extra-salespeople, you may return whatever you bought and you will receive your money back in full, as my policy was, and is, even if you get your merchandise at ridiculously cut prices, it is my desire that you should get the same protection and advantage of the name MONEY-BACK BIALKIN. This is to show you that I am trying my ery best; to please you, not as you have experienced at other sales where refunds and exchanges are not made where prices are considerably higher." SB Foot Happiness breve t aseat by wearies; area sap porta made from the imaressloat ef the foot. Perfect fit aae aasolete relief. . J. E. TRTZELAAS CIS PiUock BUaV : : - Bdwy FRUIT JAKS SPECIAL Mason. Plats, 854 Jlason, QtsM 8 Mason. V Gallon. S1.45 Butterick Fashions and Delineators 3SO-386 EAST MORKISOX COB. UNIOJT AVE. Specials of Splendid V alue for Saturday and Monday Double Red and Green Trading Stamps . New Dresses At Special Prices A fortunate purchase makes It possible for us to offer a lot of new Autoraan Dresses at a price far below their regular value. Dresses of Polret Twill, Trlco tines 'and fine Serge In tailored styles. Prettily beaded and braid trimmed. Twe specials 813.75 and S19.75 Velvet Corduroy Special 95c 36-inch Corduroy of heavy qual ity. In rose, copen, blue, coral, wistaria, navy, brown. For ki monos, breakfast coats and chil dren's wear. Outing Flannel Special 15c 27-inch, good fleecy quality Out ing flannel in neat checks, stripes and plain white. Bleached Sheets Special $1.59 SlxsO-lnch Seamless Sheets of standard quality muslin. An un usual value at SI. 59 Pillow Cases Special 25c A good quality muslin Pillow Cases. 36x42-lnch. Fall Coats Of very remarkable, values. Clever styles in Normandy Cloth, Bolivia Cloth, Polaire and Velours. Full collared. Tailored styles. Choose now while the assortment is large. Prices very moderate. Orchid Underwear For Woatea and Children Our Fall stock Is complete in Union and Two - Piece Suits Wool, Silk-and-Wool, and Cotton. For service, fit and quality, Or chid has no superior. Hosiery Specials OF C5CSUAX. TAXTJES Women's fine black mercerized Hose, seamed back, double sole, heel and toe. Special, pair. .394 : Wool Hose Boys and Girls' heavy an wool three-quarter length ' Hose. All sizes. Special, pair ....75 Brassieres Fancy Brocaded Brassieres In flesh color. Sise S2 to 44. Spe cial 50 MEN'S TROUSERS $3.98 Excellent quality mixed wool in medium and heavy casslmere. Brown and gray mixtures; full cut. well tailored. Union Made. 0 OO Special OO.e70 SCHOOL SHOES Boys and Girls' Shoes to brown and black Calf, good broad last, heavy soles and leather licels. All sixes. . SK to 11.-.S2.50 11$ to 2....S3.00 2tt to C..S4.00 A High-Grade Stock of MEN'S CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHINGS MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH IMMEDIATELY Otherwise It Means DISASTER TO THE CONCERN No merchant in the history of the clothing business ever had stronger reason to SELL OUT his stock of goods than I hare today. You have witnessed many sales in the past. You have seen "CLOSING OUT SALES," "SURPRISE SALES," "FIRE SALES," "BANKRUPT SALES" and many other similar sales. None of them ever had as strong a meaning as this $100,000 TURNOVER DRIVE. IT IS A CASE OF PAY OR YOU ARE WIPED OUT! What can a man do in such a FIX? When he has no money put away to keep the wolves from the door, what is he to do in SUCH A PINCH? Where is he to go? Where is he to look ? How can he meet creditors' demands what can he offer at a creditors' meeting? It is a case of days or hours. The SHERIFF stands ready with th hand of the law-to act as quickly as possible when CREDITORS ORDER HIM TO FIRE THE DEADLY BLOW NOW, MY FRIENDS, you understand what it means for a man to be under such a terrific strain. No HONEST MAN wants to go through BANKRUPTCY and lose his NAME unless it is forced on him through his CREDITORS, ESPECIALLY SO IN MY CASE! OBSERVE THE PRI Men's, Young Men's Overcoats Made in raglan sleeves or set-in sleeves, in box or tight fitting or loose models, with belts all around or without, of the latest shades in tweeds or pla.in colors, with fancy backs, Skinner's silk-satin sleeves, and yoke lined in one word, a big assortment of everything, at the following closing out prices: ' 535 and $40 Overcoats.. . ...$24.00 $30 Overcoats $19,50 $25 Overcoats ,..$14.50 A special lot of odFs and ends, last year's left-overs in overcoats, regu lar $20.00 and $25.00 sellers, while they last, your choice dfT PA for only . . v tP I -til Men's and Young Men's Raincoats $35.00 high grade whipcord, beautifully tailored $26.00 $40.00 high grade whipcord, fancy plaid lining $29.50 $30.00 gaberdine raincoats at $19.50 $25.00 rubberized high grade raincoats, wonderful buy at $8.85 $20.00 rubberized raincoats, a wonderful buy at $6.65 $15.00 raincoats at $5.55 $10.00 raincoats at $4.45 LISTEN! I have been in business here in Portland for 12 long years. It took lots of hard work and days and nights of struggle to build up the REPUTATION OF THIS STORE, in gaining the CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC and making THOUSANDS OF STEADY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS. ALL THIS MEANS MORE TO ME THAN MONEY. While I had the sad experience last year to lose my MONEY, I did NOT LOSE my customers. They are still with me; they appreciate the honest mer chandise and low prices given -them in the past so to lose such a business and such customers overnight is CRITICAL and SAD. THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY OUT.. THAT IS QUICK ACTION and THAT MEANS TO SELL AT, ANY PRICE While some creditors might give a reasonable time to raise the money, I MUST GET THAT TURNOVER IN A SHORT TIME. ' OTHERWISE I AM INJURED AND YOU ARE NOT BENEFITED BY IT. YOU CAN BENEFIT IF YOU WILL COME TOMORROW TO THIS' GREAT $100,000 TURNOVER. YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELVES YOU OWE IT TO YOUR POCKETBOOK TO ATTEND THIS DRIVE. You can save greatly on your Fall and Winter needs and it is my wish and hope that you will benefit by it. I would rather see YOU, THE PUBLIC, have the benefit of my misfortune than some OUTSIDERS, SOME DEALERS, or SOME PR0FES-. SIONAL SHARKS. ... . AGAIN I SAY Come to This Drivts You Won't Regret It. You Will Remember the Wonderful Bargains All the Rest of Your Lives. TORN TO SHREDS I Men's and Young Men's Suits The famous Michaels Stern Rochester clothes, Hart Schaf fner & Marx, Alco and other high grade makes of suits at the following closing out prices : Suits 514.50 and $35.00 Suits $19.50 Suits ......$24.00 Special lot of Michaels Stern suits in young men's and men's models, regular $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 and $50.00 values, while CJOf ff they last, your choice, only Y. . VTCtUU Men's and Young Men's Leather ; Vests and Coats C "T $8.00 vest, leather sleeves, moleskin vtop, leather lined ...... .-.154.95 $10.00 vest at .$6.95 $12.00 vest, with corduroy top, leather sleeves and leather lined, $8.95 $15.00 leather coats at' $9.85 $20.00 leather coats at . . . . . .$14.50 $12.5.0 sleeveless leather coats at ..... .... . ...-.. ...... . . . . .$4.85 $10.00 Lion brand, wool mackinawcoats . ....... ... ...... . . .$6.95 $25.00 $30.00 $40.00 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S PANTS Large assortment of aH kinds of men's and young men's pants, many of them to match suits, at the following prices: $4.00 and $4.50 Blue Serge Pants $2.95 $4.40 and $4.50 fancy tweeds, cassimeres or worsted Pants .$2.95 $5.00 and $5.50 Pants ; $3.45 $6.00 and $6.50 Pants $7.00 and $7.50 Pants $8.50 and $9.00 Pants $3.95 .$4.85 ....... $5.85 fee MEN'S HIGH-GRADE SHOES $5.00 Solid Leather Shoe S6.00 and 16.50 Shoes 17:00 and S7.50 Shoes K4.50 $8.50 Shoes. 2.45 Tennis Shoes, while they last 1.50 Men's Rubbers - 5.50 Army Work Shoes 3.00 and $5.50 Solid Leather Puttees $4.60 Solid Leather Puttees MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S HATS The famous Mallory and other high-grade $5.00 and $8-00 Hats 82.95 $4.00 new Fall Hats 2.43 $5.00, $6.00 and' $7.00 new Velour Hats, your choice at.K3.9Fs $8.00 High-Grade Velour Hats at 84.85 $9.00 Genuine Beaver Hats S5.S5 Broken lot of High-Grade Pelt Hats, mostly light and dark gray, formerly $S and $7 sellers your choice, while they last 81.45 J2.00 Caps , o! $2.50 Caps 81.25 $3 00 Caps 81.65 UNION MADE WORK $2.50 Can't Bust 'Em and Boss of the Road Khaki Pants, . $3.00 V. S. Army Duck Pants Heavy Blue Bib Overalls Boss of the Road Men's Coveralls, re&rular $3.75 sell ers now, while they last 82.25 Can't Bust 'Km Blue Striped Jumpers, regular $1.50 and $1.75 sellers while they last 75 MEN'S STIFF AND SOFT COLLARS Arrow Stiff Collars of latest shapes and styles, 2 for..25$ Arrow and Triangle 25c Soft Collars. .................. .XOat Arrow and Triangle 35c Soft Collars..' 15 Arrow and Triangle 50c Soft Collars...... 25 Van Heusen Collars ...............3Q4 Ide. Van Heusen style .......2Qe? 10c Arrow Handkerchiefs ............................... & i 25c Arrow Handkerchiefs, 1 for .257 25c and 35c Men's High-Grade Garters .IK 60c Men's Garters Maay other articles ta sea's apparel wklea weald take tais whole aewspaper to eaamerate. Sacrificed at tas lows.t possible prices. $3.00 Caps... OVERALLS CLOTHES AND MEN'S WORK AND DRES SHIRTS Boss of the Road Khaki Work Shirts, regular $1.25 sellers at $1.00 Heavy Blue Chambray Work Shirts now 594 $1.25 Pull Cut, High Grade Work Shirts, all slees In heavy blue chambray, in gray or black while they last ' T5 Heavy extra good Hickory Shirts, $1.25 sellers now 79 $1.50 Black Bear or Argonaut, best make Hickory Khirta Hmihl. h.-k ..11.05 2.M Flannel Shirts -& (2-60 Flannel Shirts ? J.49 12.45 52.95 13.00 Flannel Shirts (3-50 Flannel Shirts .. 14.00 Flannel Shirts "-.-. 15.00 All Wool Genuine IT. S. Army Officers' Shirts. made with double eiDOW ana imea ironi wijue they last , -82.95 $8.00 AU Woo! U. s. Army Serge Flannel Shirts, made with military or flat collars, . beautifully tail ored, all sises 83.95 11.50 Odds and Ends Dress Shirts, while they last oQO wo 81e9i5 ...82.95 Special lot of $2.00 and $2.50 Neglige Shirts with flat , or military collars while they last 95 $1.50 Sport Shirts in tan or white - 75 $2.00 and $2.50 Soisette Sport Shirtswhile they last 95e 2.00 Dress Shirts, with or without collars. 13.00 and 13.50 HI eh Grade Dress Shirt $5.00. $6.00 and $7.00 Silk and Silk Fibre Shirts. MEN'S SOCKS 25c Cotton Socks 15c Cotton Socks 35c Mercerised Lisle Socks i 40c and 60c Shawknit Silk Mercerised Lisle Socks. 50c and Oc Silk Fibre Sox. Shawknit or other makes 11.00 Shawknit and Hole-Proof Pure Silk Socks. . $1.00 Heavy English Ribbed Wool Socks boc casnmere socks ... Me Wool Socks 45c and 50c, Heavy Wool Socks. .....12 .....25 good ::::Mi .....59? .....29d .....29 .....25c MEN'S BATH ROBES I T.50 Men's Bath Robes ..... I J.S0 Men's Bath Robes tlO.40 and $12.00 Men's Bath Robes MEN'S UNDERWEAR Union Suits .............984 1 Union Suits.. ...,..81.49 Union Suits .....81.49 82.4,8 11.50 Chalmers Liarht-Weieht Union Suits 32.00 Chalmers Medium-Wei eht Union Suits S2.O0 Coopers Light and Medium-Weight Union Suits....) 2.ou Heavy f an ana winter weigm nsimsri opnng- Needle Union Suits in white, ecru or gray...... .81.49 sz.uu fieece-unea union $2.50 Wool Process $3.00 Wool Ribbed $3.60 60 Wool Union Suits 55.00 and S5.60 All Wool Union Suits, whit, arrays. light tan .."83.48 .$4.00 and $4.50 G. and M. and other high-grade me dium and heavy fancy Union Suits... ....... ....82,95 '85c Cotton Ribbed Shirts or Drawers ......,.f94 Chalmers Balbriggan Shirts or Drawers,. 76c sellers. now ...v....... ..................45 50c and 65c Balbriggan Underwear, each... ............ .254 $1.00 and $1.25 Athletic Union Suits..... .......49 $1.50 and $2.00 AthleUc Union Suits .......79 $3.00- and $3.50 Coopers or Hatch One-Button Union Suits ..... 81.49 $2.00 Hatch One-Button Knit Union Suits,.....; 81.00 $4.00 Silk Mercerised Union Suits, Superior or Hatch One-Button makes ........81.95 $1.50 Wool Ribbed Underwear ......98t iz.wj Heavy wool suits or urawers.... .HX.39 33.CO All Wqpl Heavy Wool Shirts or-Drawers.. 81.98 $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00 Odds and Ends Underwear..... 98c MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS 11.50 Outing Flannel Night Shirts, 12.00 uuting flannel Might isnirta 12.50 and $3.00 High Grade Brighton Night Shirts... 12.25 Men's Pajamas, all sizes 12.50 outing Klannei fajamaa 13.00 Hifirh Grade Pa 1am a ... 13.60 and $4.00 High Grade Pajamas 11.95 11.49 S2.45 MEN'S SWEATERS AND SPORT COATS - $ 3.50 Wool Sport Coats in heather shades. . wonder ful buy at ....8 a a. to wool oweaiers 7.60 to 38.50 AU-Wool Sweaters . ." ?! 10.00 and $11.00 blrh-grade All-Wool Sweaters. .....86.95 BE SURE AND COME AS IT MEANS A GREAT-SAVING TO YOU MONEY IT A IT1T THIRD AND. 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