THE OREGON STATIT-IAN, JJALEM, OREGON
TUISSDAY MORNING, MARCH 1,!, lO.T.
T. PATRICK'S DAY, with
S, shamrock" and emerald-hoed
, favors, were the theme of two
parties .given last night, ; The
' ! Monday Night Pancing dub party
was iino occasion iorr do in par-
' .ilea.: ," - - ;" . -
Mr. and Mrs. JValter Spauldins
were hosts for a dinner, party pre-
i -ceding he cf.ance at. the Gray
, 1 'HeUe ; Decorations in green were
4 . iised on .the .pretty: dinner table,
at .which.- coVers.; were laid for
; more, ban 20 guests. Shamrocks
t ; -featured" the decorations and the
'; .' ; anena. t - t ' ' ".
'- The Invited guests were Dr. and
-! Mrs; Wilson If. Jarby, . Dr: and
; rMrsi C. -E. Bates. Mr. and Mrs
PanY V." Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
pari Vebby Mr. and trs, Frank
Myers, Anvvnd Mrs. waiter J.
J Kirk. Dr.'ahd Mra. PhU Newmey-
er. Dr. and Mrs.- Grorer ' C. j Bel
Jin ger, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Col
ony, Mr. and Mrs. diss Darby,
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Busick,
V Mr. and Mra, kenry V. Compton,
. and Mrs. Beulah Mills. ' V
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One of the -prettiest - ot sup
. psr parties of the season was
given last night by Mr. and Mrs)
Carl , Webb., in the main dining
rooa of the Spa, St. Patrick's
Cay colors s and favors featured
the . party to which more than
50" members of the Monday Night
Dancing club were bidden.
" - T assets of - yellow - dairodils
centered the pretty tables which
were lighted byyeilow-candles.
Great bows - ot, -tulle were on
the crystal candlesticks. V;H
' The guests Iitcluded :Mr.,and
r. Mrs. Linri Smith,;, jrr and Mrs.
'. Hoy n Burtoa, ,:lr. ;aml 'Mrs.' Ho-
': mer Smita.V.TiJx. ;idnd.Mrs Allan
Hopkins, -Mr 'and Mrs? JJvli.J-iart
Dr. and i:rs,OC Bates, -'Mr.
. and Mrs.. LiS. Geer, Mr and
- Mrs. John Brophy Dr.; and Mrs.
' Prir.ce Byrd, Dr, and Mrs. Wll-
fon Darby, Mr. and" Mrs. .11. I
Stirf. Mr. and,Mrs.:.Frank O.
Myers.- Dr. I and. .Mrs. .Frederick
! Schmidt, Mrand' Mrs. "Walter
' l. Spauldlng, Mr. and Mrs Ralph
r Glover," , Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Colony, Mr, and Mrs It: J. yal
iton, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.;nam-
.. ilton, Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Kirk,
f ?,tr. and Mrs. IT. Gouley; Mr.' nd
vJirs.. Harry Weldmer,. .DrJ and
Mrs. Crover C. Bellinger, Mr.
, :: 1 Mrs. Ea"n.er,;::.ir. and Mrs.
,. 1 cwn, M. and Mrs. Henry V.
V mpron, and Mrs. Beulah
' "fa ' ' . ".'!..:' '"
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Mrs. B. L. Steevea, will enter
V tain the Foreign Missionary so-
ciPty of.; the . First' : Methodist
et arch, Wednesday ' afternoon.
. .Mrs. W. Carlton Smith will en-
trrtain the Junior Guild of SU
Paul's church 'at her home -this
' iflernoon. j ;-' '" '
Mr3. Fred Miller will be hostess
for the Etokta clnb at her North
F fth ktreet home this ;, atter
, n.on.. v . -::--.J" '
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r A fine program of music Is be-
lr. prepared by Kichard -Robert-si
a, director of music at tieslie
1 J!ethodsst church, for radio fans
tcnisht between the hours of 7
and 8 o'clock. "
.'The program ' is to s be broad
ctsted by the Salem Electric com
pany and la" -as follows:
l "How Eovely Are Thy Dwell-
ings" '. . 1 .' '.. . . .. . Liddle
"Just a Wearin for Tou".,Bond
Sadie Pratt, goprano.' :
"Tanny Boy" .t .Weatherly
"2Iah Lindy Ijou" . , . . . Strickland
Richard Robertson tenor.
t PJmo, "Elf Dance". ..Pielzontet
j . Clarence WengerJ 1
. S-Ireaade : . r Tostl
"teep River" . . . . . , - Burleigh
Marie Corner, contralto.. ,.
r D.2t, "Who Can It Be Bnt
Jesas" .... ......
t Marie Corner -and .Iaura Pember
ton, soprano and alto.
Violin, Serenade" . . . WienlosSI
Miss Whelaa. -"Tien
You'll Remember Me"
........ ........ .-. Balfe
"Just a Year Ago . . . . . .V.
! FIoyd McIntyre, ienor. f
'A Calutarlas II ostla" .... . .
' vreetest Story"' . . i . . .
- Mrs. EarrPearcy, soprano. f
Ds t, "Loto Like the Dawn
Came Stealing" , . - fCadman
Hr, and Mrs. Richard " Robertson,
f Soprano and tenor. .
St. Paul's Junior Guild- with
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith,
'YWCA- board meeting at as
sociation rflv. - ..
Etokta club iWith Mrs. Fred
Miller, 169 N. Fifth street,
Chapter G of the PEO will
meet Thursday with ; Mr E- E
Fisher. ,
Club Women to:
Meet in Mediord
Portland, March 12.- ThQ dates
for the stale .convention rot 1 the
Oregon Federation of Women's
elubsi havo been set for May 22,
23. and the big gathering will -be
held. In Me-d ford. Mrs. Ida B,Cal-
iahan -of Corvallis, president of
the organization ot 12,000 women,
will, preside. I Mrs Sadie Orr Dun
bar will be chairman of the' pro
gram. J '. . , . ; ; ;
Med ford Is making , extensive
plans to . entertain the" delegates.
There, are several prominent clubs
in southern Oregon, and these are
looking forward .to. the. occasion
with . eager anticipation. , Grants
Pass, and Ashland club women are
preparing to assist in making the
women of the northern and east
ern, parts of the. state welcome.
John M. Scott, general passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific, has
promised the clubs one and a-half
fares on the certificate plan, pro
vided there are 150 or more in
attendance who have paid fares.
Mrs. Callahan ; is planning to
attend the general federation
council meeting in Atlanta, Ga,,
May 7 to II, and probably sereral
other Oregon women "will be pres-
ent at me national gathering. 4
Mrs. Callahan has officially In
dorsed National -Garden week and
will ask the cooperation of the
extension service of the agricul
tural college and of the libraries
and' schools in encouraging the
work of beautifying the -gardens
and vacant spaces of ?. Oregon
towns. National Garden week is
set for April , 23 to 28, ; 'Miss A.
Grace Johnson, ? chairman t)f 1 tie
department ; of applied education,
will cooperate with Mrs. Callahan
in making Oregon's observance it
success. . : -
Prevent Fla and Grippe
For a few ce.nts you can ward
off Flu and "Grippe by. promptly
checking your coughs and colds
with' Foley's Honey- and Tar.
Also gives quick; relief from
coughs resulting from Jin,
Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asth
ma and .Bronchitis. Forty-eight L
years of satisfaction to users has.
made Foley's Honey and Tar the
World's IifgsV, selling 'c'dukh
medicine. .Contains no Toplates-
ngredlents are printed ' on the
wrapper. Refuse substitutes. in
sist upon - Foley's. Sold 1 every
where. Adr.
J. CHAPTER 237
. .... " . . .
THE WAY 'KATIE DIVINED
THE TRUTH
" At Katie's frantic wail I rusb-
ed past Lillian Into the bar and
met tho girl at 'the top of the
stairs.'" :: "'. M r r - - ' ' ;
She 'was ' utterly . gTlef-str icken ,
wringing - her hamlsf, and weep-
ing-alond as she hurried up we
ntairs. I had seen Katie in too
many ' emotional tantrums, 1 how
ever, to ' be .seriously1 alarmed,
hut her erief-- was genuine and
unmistakable' and , I . pn 'my
arm around her .shoulders as
she fairly flnng herself -upon me
'Oh say4 It no frue!": she re
peated wailingly, - choking pon
my "name as she tried to ufter
it. With Lillian's help I drew
her into the nearest, room.
which h a p p e n e d ,'to be my
father's, and -shut the door; upon
her: sobs, which I knew - would
rise ln,tx shrieks It she were not
pacified. .
"Stop this at once, Katie," 1
said, taking her by. the shoulders
I long since learned 'the most
effective way of dealing, with her1
when i she . is hysterica! "ano
tell rae what is Uhe matter . with
you." . :,
She ' blinked, choked again,-
struggled . with' her sobs, and
finally found " her , -voice.'
'Oh, " Missis GraHhm. v dere
sooch a horrid vomans down
stairs! She coom to my kitchen
door, start to onen it.' and 1 hear
her say v to somebody 1 else : ; Oh.:
Henry! . what an I awful mess;
Just imagine having to clean up
after sooch peoples. Why, . they
must be regular catties'." .
Katie is a born mimic, and
her 'rendition of the speech of
the unknown woman !. brought ' a
smile to both Lillian's face and
mine and we exchanged" startled,
significant fiances, ) '. , X'.
The new owhers of the prop
erty! They. 'must be downstairs,
and what a reception' they must
have had! " I released': Katie's
shoulders and '' started 'hurtlediy
ior the door. But' Lillian's voice,
cool, drawling, stopped me. .
."Better wait a bit, 'Madge,"
phe advlsed. .i 1 : ,('
I looked at her -In mute ; as
tonished protest. 1 ;
JICALTY nSCIIAITGIS J
'c cried by Union Abstract 1
1 - One of rth world's grj' -'' 'i V--ing
-harpists, if Tiot the "greatest
harpist,. Alberto Salvi. " will play
en that wonderous musical Instru
ment of song and ' story tonight
at the armory. The program' In
cludes several numbers nftt nsn
k ally arranged for the harp, and
many are Mr.- Salvi's own arrahge-
mnts. vHe has been called 'mas
ter of that instrument of the an
i J?els," and interest In his Salem
concert is at a high pitch. -
The projrram for this evening
"will be as follows; c
, Allegro, from C mlr.or Concerto
1 . . ' i' r . ' Zabe 1
t To SDrinr' . . . . . .Grieg-Ealvi
Hranlsh Dance . . ..... .Tedescti
4 barcarolle, from Tales of Hoff
man ......;., Cffenuach-Calvi
Norwegian Ballade Toenltz
VnUe Erililante . SalTi
j. antasie 'Impromptn .... Chopin
Italian Serenade,........- Salvl
-nr.?o fiM Sylphs ... Tosse
:u-,icre?e .....
Tie FoimJafn . i .
' .;:ir.;:;3' Ar tomnaa-CalTi
Dvorak-Salvi
...4 '-De Bns?y
City Church Extension aoclety
ef the Methodist Episcopal church
in 'Portland, a ' corporation, - to
Methodist Episcopal church v of
Donald, Or.; lot 1, block 4a Don
ald, $10. . '-". - - - ,
John G. Lais ;and wife to .W.
W. Gaines and wife, land in claim
5-6-l-W., 350.; " v ,
Belle . -Merry to Joseph Mc
cracken, " land ' in claims 17 and
l--l-E;;:$3OO0. 1 1 , , )
A. E. Rhoten and wife to Ed
R. -V'esko and wife, lot 9, block
8, -Rhoten's Nob Hill Annex, to
Salem, 450. , '".'.j :r. : .4:, r
William A. Ryan to John Po-
tee and wife, "part ot block 24,
Capital Park addition to Salem,
, Amos E. Loncks to Grace A.
Riley, part of lot 2, blick 68, and
part At lots 6 and "7, block 22,
Nob Hill annex to Saleia, 10. ,
Grace A. ' , Riley to Amos : E.
Loucks, part of lot 2, block: 63,
and part of lots 6 and 7, blockj
22, Nob Hill Annex to Salem, $10.
Mary Kuenst!ng et al: to Albert
N. Ku en sting, land: in claim' 49-
4-2-W., $1. ' ' i
Alex Stain to A. B. Stalnke, lot
4, block; , North Salem, $10.
: James N. 'Tlllott , and wife to
William B. i Addleman and wife,
lots 1 to 10 tract 14, Wise Acres,
$100. . .; " .
. Robert C. Braden'-anw wife to
Laara J.-- Slocum, land , in claim
45-4-2-W., $10,0. ;.
' Frita. Birkeflfeld to Edward
King,' land ;. In' section' J6-7-E.,
$400'-i''v'" " ' " '
Math Siegenfuhr to Minnie Al
bright, land In sections 18 and
56-10-2W $2000. "
Mary Stafford and husband to
Mary S. Taylor, part -lots 2 and
3, lialrymple'a Addition to Ba-leia,$10.r-
' ; ,' i- -':.: r-T
C- M. Wray and wife to C. W.
Carlson, land In claim 34-6-1-W.,
$2400. 1 ';; ,-,V:
. George Quail and wife to C. W.
Carlson, land in claim 34-6-1-W.,
$10. , -; .
Charles Reistad ; to George - Q.
Quail, land In claim 34-6-1-W.,
$10.T i. v;:- r;-.;
- J. D. Wagner to' ?. and L. Y.ag
ner, part pf block 8, "Aurora, Or.,
$1. U . , ; : '
.- Charles Kefl and wife" to Sari
Hoffman, land in section; 11-4-1-
W., $1C3. ",.,; ' J i'r 'i ' ": s '
.-rrar.V -; 'Ortwcrth' eM;tjr!ra ''to
Jclin Oorwerth, land in section
21-5-1-W., $10. ' '
Bailey, Lee C?and wife to B.
A. Scaefer and wife, land In 9-1-.W.,$10.
; -i - ,
ma 1 so
- I - j 1 -
. Adda Garrlm"?few PbM ot
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
I No Stay."
: "it wont do a woman of that
calibre a bit of harm to cool her
heels-s' bit she said, and 4
saw that ,,the, epithet the woman
had applied? to my family, cur-,
lously enough had stung Lillian
more than It : had me. "And
there is one thing : certain,'' you
den't want her to see the dining
room paper and paint yet. You
don't know what kind of sut
k-ou might be let In for. "Better
find out, also, what Katie saw
to .iier"-.:;i;.;rrI :'
Katie leaped to he , feet, her
eyes biasing. .. v .:
"I see It true, vot dot.booncn
of soup greens say," she said
ar-grily. 'She; say dis, house
hers now, dot you Bell eet, ( and
do,t sh cqoni. Ip: see It' or she
get policeman to breax uown xne
door.. Now, I tell you she Jbe-i
gan to weep stormlly again, "I
no stay by dot vomansr I no yorjt
for her, put rat. poison in her
coffee. I-" - ; . . . :.: . i'
Lillian answered ! this ridicu
lous tirade ;1n the. bnly possible
manner-r hearty laugh, 'and a
clap npon the girl's shoulder.'
"Do you thinks -you go :-w
the "house, goose, like the .win
dows snd doors," she demanded.
Then; as Katie gasped and i evl
dentlr stopped her -.whirling; mental-
processes in order to k con
sider what Lillian had said, my
frjend turned to me.
I Keep Quiet." .v
The lady downstairs evident
ly has an exaggerated Idea of
1
1 in
1
mi
if
ST03E
Headquarters for
Cczz'i Syrzps
Ccld end
Grippe Tcllets
' ' ' -i
All the Standard Brands
175 N. Ccimercial SU
her I rights," she " -said.- " Your
deed had no special clause al
lowing them .permission to come
Into the property be lore 4he. day
set upon, had it?" 1
l Indeed noW'i X returned "in
fact. ' while DIeky and I fcave
signed ; the deed, the other .own
ers nave not, and,' naturally, will
not until we give, up possess
ion. . ! " j :a
"Then you are all rtght.iJJl
Iian said, with 1 a f relieved air,
"But I think 1t highly advisable
that they should ' hot see that
wrecked dining room."
M. haven't the audacity to keep
her. - out of the house"- I " said
nervously. .
; "Well, i . have!V Lillian said
Rrimly. "Will you give me leave
to go down and deal with " herf
Oh, I shall be perfectly suave
aiul courtetus,"' but firm -firm,"
she laughed mockingly.
If you - only would!" T Bald
gratefully; ? '" ...
"You may listen over the' ban
isters if you like," . Liiriansafcil
"but don't ypu dare peep alanTi
thing I inay tell the new owner;
I haven't . your Puritan0 con
science, and" I. may- embroider
the facts' a little. Come, Katie,'
you may go , down v with ne it
you like; but keep quiet. :
S"l keep quiet all right,', Katie
eaid suddenly. 'Me, I t vork v so
hard keep house all j nice, E have
all my little tings here, all et
tled, feexed for two, tree, five,
ten - years . .maybe. ; Den all ta
on Jeefy some boonch of -soup
greens say rI, no have home here
no. more. . Obi, 1 keep . quiet!
J 'keep sso qniet you bq glad to
rear rae taiK ven you war ui
text time."
r.'She rose ' and stalked out ot
the 'room ; and down the. hull. I
heard ?the- door of . her room
slam..:-!:-"-,.:' '. t-' '.-.-' - "-..
"What ; do you suppose she I
means? I : asked ' appreTrensiveiy.V
Lilian, 'gave a little Calltf
shrug of .the shoulders.
It'-s ; beyond -nie,"- she J said
carelessly. ; : '"But I don't think !
should worry about It. . What
ever Katie means she won't con
tinue to mean it for over an
hour. ' So ; fasten on my .shield,
snd let! me away lo" the bar-bariah..-
There I will defend
thw1. with ' me heart'3 blood."
;V'"MTo Be Sontlnued)
A. V ' : ;. :: C
traffic Law Violations -,p:
Reported on by Raffety
; . Violations v- of a ." Oregon traf ric
laws reported to the secretary of
at&te lor the Jmbnth of February
totaleid 96, . nd, the fines aggre
gated $1509, according t a re
port of T. A. Raffety, chief of
the state traffic department. The
jradst frequent offense was speed
ing responsible " for 3 2 arrests'.
Paifure , to .havp ,,. license plates
caused 15 arrests and -having no
mirror caused 12. .
Inspector of the department
Cflused fees in the sum of $4,
29?. 50, covering operators' licen
ses, chauffeurs licenses, trans
fers and duplicate license ' plates,
to be turned in. , : Fines imposed
by courts as -a result of the "ac
tivity of i the inspectors totaled
$1169.9 ;.,.-.. . I;
"BOflliJ 11000" IS
' - SUPER-PICTURE
Great- Masterpiece'. Said 1 to
A Have involved Immense
K . Expenditures. .
--"Robin Pw." K.pictlng the
sparkle and charm, the . romance
and. chivalry, -of the ;Twentllh
er ntury, the bfare knights : and
fairy ladles of 'the days " ot King
Richard" the. First; will be seen
at the Oregon :, theatre ; ' soon.
This last word in Fairbanks' n
p?r-feature - is a production on - a
mammoth scale telling the story
of Robin Hood, with all of Fair
banks ; consummate skill . and
ability and 'with an authenticity
of detail which , Is absolute.
Twenty-two experts delved and
studied and ransacked the libra
ries of ithe world - for historical
datar.and authorltive facta In or
der .that the production might be
In -every 'Smallest item true - to
the period presented."
The"" wealth Of costume and the
magnitude -of the sets J in the
marvelous picture is fairly breath
taking. Carloads of lumber and
nails, a million feet t- lumber
in all,: acre of ground.: thousands
of yards of . rich cloths ' and
beavyTrelTets 'tot make over 2,-
-50,0 -costumesi war; paraphenalia
for, thousands - of - saadles - and
trappings for hundreds 'Of horses.
The ; great banquet room In the
castle .-Is salil :to ."he - the - largest
room in the world, larger than
i tie concourse of the Pennsyl
vania Terminal station in New
York City. . ' .
All ot this prodigal expendi
ture ; has ; not. been a. careless ex
travagance, i It has served i o
produce a "Robin llood" which
has earned a Well merited ' tri
umph, of warm tie New YorK
Times has said,' "One la forced
to say of Fairbanks, that he is
a-world artist, who has given to
mankind - ah 2 immortal master
piece." ; : - - v ; ' " :
v;;,.'.: Cured 111m . i .:'
The late Sir John . P. -Mahat-fey,
provost of Trinity College
Dublin, was brilliantly witty and
many of his good sayings are,
In general circulation. Rut he
occasionally met .his, match. One
cf -his encounters was with the
late Dr. Salmon, TJrovost of Trin
ity: before Dr. Traill. Manhaf
fey .was one day - Inveighing
against corporeal punishment
for: boys, 'Which he '. declared
never did any ' good. : JTake ' ml
own cam' he ' exclaimed. "1
never was - canned "but once i in
my - life and that was for tell
ing the truth." r
"Well. Salmon retorted caus
tically, "It cured yu." Buffalo
Commercial. .
TToty Bad, EhT
" There 1 is an elevator boy in
an office building who Is among
a large number of public ser
vants that resent needless ques
tions, j ' ' ' 1
; One day there entered his, car
a rather fussy bid lady, and gar
rulous a well. ,
'Don't you ever, f ! s
ing up ''and down ia t' i -
tor all day " .he : .
"Yea, .ma'am," said lun f.
"Is it t tie raolion Eoing down?"
"No, ma'am."
"The motion v.;1"
"No, ma'am." :
' ' Then what i. It ?"
"Answering jjuestlorn, i .rv'; i.
Every bod y 's ,M a ?a i n e.
fcn .. J " ':
f
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The'fiist and cr!.--l c:i i
. .Tablet, the merit cf vU,,. i S.-
tailed by all civilize! r - 'I:. -
Be cure' yen":;
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WON D ER F.iJ U 3T A :R'T L 9
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Prove ThiG1 the Selling i Sensation of All Tir.idG
ur tne luiammotii tocK or trie i-Qopio p uqc;)
, , ; r'Fallcn;. Pricey .
Ladies9 Oxfords
One lot Ladies Oxfords,
low rubber heels, latest style
toe; mahogany, good run of
sizes; a real 1 4. 9 S 'value.
Drastic disposal, per pair
:.4S V.
. -t,
$2.
1 s
t r Ladies' Spats
" One lot of all wool Ladies'
Spats nearly all sizes, i un
usual $2.60 quality sacri
ficed tor quick disposal, per
pair v
.' 98c ,
rr?i
Children's 5hcss
. .
One lot Children's sShoes,
black and brown' kid,; sizes
2H to 8; to S2.00" values.
Drastic disposal, .per pair
I. $L35
Ilea's Oxfcrds " , ;
' Drastic disposal one lot
Men's Dress Oxfords," black
kid .and brown calf; good
run of sizes; values ?T. 50;
Drastic disposal,, pes pair
- , $5.45 if
; Basement Special
One lot Japanese Cups and
Saucers, hand .painted, ' for
merly priced at per set of- 6.
at ,1.50. Drastic disposal
per Bet of six . -'
12c 'j'z
. .'Basement Special
The popular blue bird pat
tern Porce.lain Dinner set of
34, pieces; " bur. low. price of
$8.00: sacrificed for ;uulck
disposal 24-piece set i --.
$6.25
: Boys' Hats 1
' One big lot Boys' Hats,
cloth and - felts, plains and
fancy mixtures,' all '.sizes;
values up to 31.49.: now on
sate tor quick disposal each
87c
Never, bfore has a store in Salem seen such,' sensational selling never
before has a store in Salem .offered such- mammoth stocks-of ? the very
things you need to eat and wearai such low prices. Hie people are coming
by the Jmndreds intent upon one a thing: .TO BUY! Buy! You were
.promised bargains and you found them here f Each day each hourwill.
bring new surprises. ; We cannot show all of this xnaminoth stock on our
- ; . . .-"-:. . . . -r- -. -. ,
: sales floor at one time, so come daily for new bargains! -Come early in the
day if you. possibly can f Come expecting to save real money, and we
m promise you,' you 'will riot be disappointed. -r :-.';
l ' In addition to celling LlercLandise at the Lowest Prices knov.-n
fin -years we offer yon the foIIowingYdaily specials at sensational.
startling prices:
A
Today, March 13
COFHEE
., , . ., j
A Pound
Today, March 13, to anyone
making-a purchase ot 32.00 or
'over in -any department, except
i groceries, we will sell extra good
grade of bulk Coffee at per pound
, . 5edpoczd . . ,
Limit one'poand to a customer. '
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Wednesday, March -14, we VIII
sell to anyone making a purchase
of 32.00 or over Jn any depart
ment, except igroceries', excellent
quality Hice, af. per. pound
. 2c a' pcnnd
Limit fivi,"vuoa3 to a customer.
Great Out-Pouring of Sensational ' Bargain
All Over This Great Store
- Today Only V
. The famous Royal Bak
Powder In ' 12 os. f - size
canst usually priced at
f0c, on sale today, March
' 4.2 only, per can
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Tbtlay Only "
Extra quality Califor
nia ! Tomato Catsup, - our.
regular 25c grade. Dras
tic disposal - for 'today,,
March 13, only, per bottle'
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Today Only,
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The world'sr" famous
Arm & Hammer britnd of
1 Soda, on sale 6day. only,
: March ,13, at per package
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Sacrificed, oue lot of Bras
sieres, in plain and llrocad
ed materials, an exceptional
value, on sale while any re
main, each
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One lot cf Ladies' tlibbed
GauzeTests, all m;s, a real
bargain, on. sale, each '
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Unusual -quality 'Lad!;:.
Jersey knit bloomers, all
sizes, usually priced at 50c
&u ale at, -per pair-- - -
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One lot Men's soft ccV.its,
several . styles -'vto .choc-?n
from; good run of sizes c:i
rale, each
36-inch Licgette la a pret
ty assortment, of patterr1?
and colors; regi;', r fl.
grs.de, now per yard
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::6-lnch black velvet C t
and' cape material, "trj' r
1 5.5 0 grade, now r c a ' t -. j,.
special, -yard ' '-
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Exceptional purchase of
chocolate wafer .snaps, a
regular 10c grade, now; lex
'' V 5c ":
The famous Imported Jap
Crepe, 31 inches, wide; a 25c
-quality now on sale; extra
special, per yard' -
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3C
The -. famous Bearskin
Hose with tripple knee, just
the Hose for school wear,
brown and black, all sizes, to
35c values, now per pair
22c
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