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There'll be crowds because the
value of our merchandise is well
advertised. For anybody to miss
this Sale Event will be to miss an
opportunity that comes but once
. a year.
Begins Tomorrow
This Great Celebration Sale is the result of. careful planning and buying,
all we ask of youis to come and see the way we celebrate our great
Anniversary Sale. No souvenirs, just real bargains the kind you can’t
afford to miss. Be sure you come to our big Birthday Party. Doors
Open at 9 A. M.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY
BARGAIN AS ADVERTISED
OR YOUR MONEY BACK.
Begins'l‘omorrow
Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, etc. 5 I ,1 T s ,
$1.50 GLOVES $1.00 ' $15 FUR TRIMMED SUITS $10.95
W w‘li ilac n s 1e a limited amount of Cape and Suede l’ur Trimmed Suits, aliwooi poplin. all colors, all. sizes:
Gloevcsl; I‘legulilropric: $1.50. Anniversary Price $1.00 ”it‘ll“ P”CC $19 Anniversary PH“ ~- $l".95
BROADCLOTH SUITS $15.95
"P A OISETTE GLOVES .
")é CH M 69¢ lv‘ur Trimmed All Wool Broadcloth Suits. i'll colors and all
We will placebn sale Chzmoisette Glovels, in all “(13065; sizes: ,good mine n Sm. Anniversary Price $15.95
25 dozen ill‘ th's lot: regular price 75c. Sa e ........ é . FUR TRIMMED SUITS $18.95. $22.50. $25.00
‘ ‘ AND $35 00
HOSP. . . _
25‘. 19¢ . We will place on salon number of Fine Sample Suits. one
.Ladies‘ 25c Hose. Anniversary Price .......... 19¢ ‘lllli‘ suit “f a kind. Prices ________________ $18.95 ‘U $35
339;. CHILDREN'S HOSE 19¢ PAIR ‘
Children"; Fine Hose. all colors and sizes; regular price 29c. G t S le f C t
Sale l‘ricxe .................................. 19“ pair tea a 0 0a S
COATS AT $7 95
0" KOLYNOS PASTE '
“at. ‘7‘“ - We will place on sale a number of Coats. values to Sta.
, We will sell a limited amount of Kolynos Tooth Paste; reg- Anniversary Price ..... ......................... $7.95
um PM =59 53” “I" ------------ - ----------- 17“ com AT $10.95. $12.59. $15.95 ... $55.00
. One hundred new Coats, many onlv ov‘v- of a kind, to go on
SA” 0F CORSETS 4 sale at ................ $10.95 n. 355
75C Corsets ....................................... , (‘
$1.00 Corsets ................... - . ----------------- 733 DRESSES $5.95. $7.95. $10.95. $12.95-
$l~25 COTSC‘S ---------------------------------- $1.9 A big assortment of Dresses. consisting of Serge. Silk and
Satin: this Season‘s latest styles. Prices range from
_. SPECIAL COHBINATIONS 99¢ _ I 55.95 in $12.95
We will place on sale a special line. of new Combinations $25 DRESSES $19.95 '
at ......................................... . ..... 99¢ Take your pick of any $25 Dress in the store. Anniversary
Price .................. ‘ ...................... $19.95
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.. in?” GO S 99¢ . $0 sxmrs $3.75
A big ““5 °_‘ ““3"“ CW“ ‘° g° °“ 5"“ a‘ °“'_A““(‘,"(;;; All Wool Check’Skirts in three different colors: regular
sary at Anniversary Prices ........................ r . . price $6. Angiéersary Sale Price TS$199 $3.75
.50 CLOTH SKIR .
25¢ CORSET COVERS 19¢ Fine Serge Skirts. navy and black; regular price $2.50. An-
20 (102. fine COTSet-Coversxegular price 25c. Anniversary niversary Sale Price ................... : ........ $1. _
price ............................................. 19¢ ’
25¢ VEILING 19¢ YARD '
fill-{Mien of any of our 25c Veiling during our An- SALE OF MILLINERY
nrversary 5-116 and pay “5 --------------------- 19¢ .“l We have secured for this big sale about $I,ooo,worth of
' High-class Millinery. ', _
$1.00 Shapes ...... 50¢
. SALE OF SWEATERS $2.00 Shapes ..................... 1 ............. 1,00
' $2.00 and $2.50 Shapes .......................... 1,49
$5 Sweaters --------------------- ' --------------- .75 ' Special Shapes at ..................... $1.95 to 2.49
I '34 Sweaters .................................... 2.95 TR‘MMED HATS AT ANNIVERSARY PRICE
1 ii 335232 """" ’ """ i """"""""""" fig $1.95. $2.95. $3.95. $4.95
., \ ........... . ....................... ‘ . HIL I .
" $1.50 Sweaters .................................. 1.33 C DRE" .5 “NFS ----- 50¢. 75¢. 99¢. $149
$r.oo Children's Sweaters .............. ........... 7 . ‘ . 1' '
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OIS‘NOW LEAD ‘
. iN STORRS CONTEST son, Calveridn. N. Y., now has 9' rec-
ord of 280i eggs. Ii.’ she co: succehed
‘ _ - in laying hre. more eggs ur In: t e
. uni“ 5‘" ngaucergegngftleth Next two weeks she will be entitled to
black—Wynn Omani) “The. new the medal of honor. She is alreadyi
STORRS'COHII-mmgmn-s” because the' best hen in the current contest.I
“my“? t the Oregon Ani- li’ shecan add these three eggs to her‘
05' originlat. 0‘ Corvallil was the present score she will have the best
ural 00:8” a n in the “unblrecord oi any hen that hairever been
A "T122"; ‘2; contest at star-rs trnpnented at Storrs. which menus
° y 45 e Obed G. that she will stand out an the one best
y M" M ' Sill from bird out of {.000 that have been trap-
{3r lvthl‘e aifiylll‘r‘loid. . San- “”194 dufln! the wt live your.
‘ ' n ottes trout Holden; The house: ’aro now beinthor-
'5 3:: flit, mono pl ‘5 with 411mm} overhauled and made ready
each. Tom Barron‘s. Wy- tor the new birds that will conic in
‘ trout. England 0.. third November 1. Tm have Just been
a you of 39 can “Background on the lack and two 9.3
Faun‘l Barred Rocha M In. and their ironic will be painted. it
. ' ‘nelennaandlabciuputinmtt
Icon and all the interiors will
cleaned and “an": an an to Ian
on cam on on
than was .
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principal breeds are as
Plymouth Roeka. .
Rock Rase Farm, (Barred) Kn-
I'Hen. No. '728 owned ’by A. P. Robin-
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tonah. N. Y.,
Albert '1‘. Lemon. (White) North
Attleboro. Mass,
Oregon Agricultural
’(Barred). Corvallis“ Oregon. 1846 A. Scliwm-z (Black Riiinelanders).
Wyandfitu.
Obed G. Knight. (White) Bridge
ton. R. 1..
Tom Barron, (White)
England.
Abel Lathnm. (white)
England. ‘
Rbode island Redo.
Plnoemt Orchards.
an" .
lAt W. Roman. hanville. N. 3.. “1833
Jacob B. Jansen. North Haven. ‘
Cum.
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.pnn.lo Innate .~menln.. . I. .
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Selling (lul All Notions
We are selling out our entire stock of Notions at less
than the wholesale prices in order to make more room for
our Ready~to-Wear Department. Everything must go.
1¢ RICHARDSON SILKS ................. 2¢ Skoin
10¢ CORTICELLI SEWING SILK ........ 7¢ Spool
10¢ CURLING IRONS ........................... I6¢
10¢ BEAUTY ‘PINS ........................... 5¢
5¢ NEEDLES ................................... 3¢
6¢ DEXTER’S COTTON ....................... 4¢
10¢ SILK CORD‘ ........................... 6¢ Yard
5¢ COLLAR FOUNDATIONS ..................
10¢ COLLAR FOUNDATIONS .................. “(w
25¢ DRESS SHIELDS ................... - ...... 1 e
35¢ DRESS SHIELDS ................... ’. ..... 13¢
29¢ DRESS SHIELDS ......................... 25¢
10¢ BIAS TAPE ................................. 13¢
12¢ BIAS TAPE ................................. ‘ 7¢
5¢ CROCHET COTTON ..................... 3¢ Spool
gfigilIiKATINE ....... . ...........................
NG COTTON ...................... for
5a,- 0. N. T. COTTON ....................... .3 if;
12¢ DRESS BRAID ............................. ¢
15¢ DRESS BRAID ...................... 8¢ Yard
15¢ C. M. c. CROCHET COTTON ........ 10¢ spool
15¢ CHILDREN'S HOSE SUPPORTERS ....... 10
25¢ LADIES' FRONT PAD HOSE’SUPPORTERS
ALL BUTTON .................. ONE-HALF 13ng
5¢ HOOKS AND EYES ........................ 3¢
10¢ SNAPS............> ......................... ¢
- 5¢ CORSET LACES ............................ -. 3.9
25¢CORSETLACES,...............: ......... 19¢
5¢ COLLAR STAYs............’ ................. 3¢
10¢, COLLAR STAYS .......... . .............. .. 7¢
5¢ SAFETY PINS ................. . ............... 3¢
10¢ FEATHER BONE ............ . .......... 7¢ Yard
.5¢ ELASTIC WEBBING .......... . ......... 3¢ Yard
3.9 ELASTIC WEBBING ................... 5¢ Yard
15¢ ELASTIC WEBBING ................ 10¢ Yard .
10¢ BONE HAIR PINS ................... 7¢ Pkg.
20¢ SOUTACHE BRAID ....................... 10¢
' 0‘9 NAIL gnusliES .. ................. I. . .. ....... 7t
C 25¢ NAIL BRUSHES ................... ~ ....... 1 5¢
5¢ HAIR NETS ............................. .. . . . .309
12¢ HAIR NETS .............. . ....... . ....... ,.‘. . . .. 7d
25¢ SIDE COMES ........................... ,... ‘ «55¢
25¢ BACK COMBS ..................... ,. .. 5¢
2¢ CABLE CORD ..................... . ...... 1¢ Yard
SALEIOF WAISTS
$1.00 Waistsl... ................ r....§...l..r ...... - in ' ,
Special Waists at ........... . ........ . ........ . $1.333
Silk Waists ........... . ...... ,. .. ........ . ........ ;.
0‘:th Silk Waists t0 .......... 4 ........ I. . ..... fl.%
follows:
. Miscellaneous. _
2020 Oregon Agricultural College- (Ore-
gons), Corvallis. 0re.. 03
1899 .i. Collinson; (Black Leghorna).
Barnacre, Gnrstnng. England 1732
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States.
College.
Buriingame, Cal.. ' 16
2190 ’ CAPT. FAY IEST SHOT.
Catiorth. ' ' ._—.—
212 ’ Keneral of South Carolina, captured!
Brieriield. w'” IndIvldua‘l Military m" from the Adjutant—Generals match. scoring
- 1950 “3 Comwmfl- 32 out of a possible 100. Gen. .I. c
.JACKSONVILLE. Fin. Oct. 20,—— Flo
Groton.
1.. lion] ritto “eminent bere‘yesterdny
pt. w. Garland Fay. United States
rlno Corpuvwon the title :0! individ- .
' full!“ military champion rifle dbot of the
'United in .I. . I
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t. Camel. “ ' '
the lush risotto-ram
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England, ' 1936 finished second with 289, .and o. w.
i-‘. M_ Pausely, Cheshire. Conn, 1896 Chesley. of the slime club was third.
2 8 from the President of the United}
The pistol team match was won by
the Mound City Rifle Club of St. Louis
with a. score of 1.760. G. W. Chesley.
of New Haven. Conn, won the mem-
bers' match, scoring 50.
“m' ‘“ 60° ""h- second team was allowed to kl k n
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Gen. William .W. Moore adjntnnt 'while the varsity backs attempted to
run the ball back. .
a perfect I
mi. oi Welt Vir' i with IS
Ouishootlng Mtenmpetltomnt the'na- points. Ilninhc‘d neonflmal‘ld Gen. E. C
Seal“. of linaiujppi third.. with 51.1
RAIN "rub... none.
lo’tho Pflncdton—EOOtbail squadior the
hem rain which con ed the field in
with 235.} Capt. Fay got a gold med-line morning and conti ued duringihe ‘
i, c .h . ‘greator‘ part of the afternoon made i
a 8‘1 and a letter of congratulationlreal hard work impossible. Slick, Sheldon, Callahan and Smith
lcage early in the afternoon teaching .
than some of the plays brought back Dill several Substitutes l“ "“3 some
’by’scoutn who had seen Lauyette against the Virginia Poly team this ni- _
bill. it is‘possibie that he. will “so ternoon. Capt. Biaclr.i3heldon Calla: '
them against the vanity today. While
Bush was hurt
mumgaottheineldandlutitonfl ,
, . rial; mm o a” u l 'm“ 31“" "9'. M. l I
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YALE HBOULARS ,our. Ii! '
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on Hospital List.
Rush had the scrubs in the baseball ‘
NEW HAVEN. Oct. Jib-Yale will
ban and Quarterback Smith being laid
rutitin th . up on account of injuries, The team
1; e scrubs the will line up as ifildws: -
Gates. lett end: Tait. left tackle:
Graham, leit mid: Hut inson. cen-
Boeause oi the condition of the field "e; Gait. right guard Baldrige. "3‘“
no tackling was done. Alter the vars- tackle; Mmertord,,riaht end: Laro‘ehe,
it! had gone through ‘ short signal quarterback; manhunt. leit pullback: ’,
drill andululnlny scrimmage the no Leflore..ri§ht halfback: Jacques, tull-
ond team furnished the opposition for back
twenty minutes of reni'lcrtmlnlav.
Only a abort practice was bold ’IQI- .
The "flit! was than the ball immu" because °' “'9 “ll; ,
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