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EL PASO H K H ALJD
GEN AX.VARO OBREGOX and the
vipitine; s-overnors from Mexico
and American border states were
jruests of honor at the Mexican Casino
of EI Paso Thursday eevnins; follow-
in? the dinner at th Paso Del Norte
to the visitora.
h.--l! was
packed with srueets
members.
The president of the Casino. Guil-
lermo Forms who by the way was
at one time governor of the state of
Chihuahua said he had the honor of
welcoming Gen Obregon and his
American friends and Sfexlcan offi-
cers to the club. "Permit me to say
Gen. Obrea-on. that in this club in a
foreign land" said he. "we have al-
ready been celebrating; the pacifica-
tion of Mexico. In other words in
this club we have members of all fac-
the last ten years. We want good
Mexicans of sterling reputation as
1 Home Face Peeling
! Becomes Popular
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zt nMrnlnat.
IIrr la mm tkinff
war iciniv """j; for I
Powdered
nxettte. on otroc?
In one naif pint witch baseL
Give
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siMisMicsW. Hsisi
toad wWpoCel emasv
Great Reception Is Given To
Gen.Obregon By Local Casino
By GEORGK GRIGGs.
members bnt we do not ask to what
faction or creed they belong and we
request members never to talk poli-
tics while In the club."
Gen- Obregon said that hehad been
feted and banqueted hare in tn Paso
as never before and that he consid-
ered It as something; choice the honor
The Casino has quarters upstairs al that the Mexican Casino had
the southeastern corner of Overland I him. as that placed aim in touch with
and KnnTh rtvmn iirMt Tti m'intia ' what wu more dear to his heart the
and I meeting of his brothers. He said
Mexicans of all tactions wouia um
Mexico's gates open to all and his
arms ready to take them to his bosom.
He was greatly applaoded-
Twe Governors Talk.
Next was the governor of chihua-
hua. Sr. Enrique who said that he
was only the mouth piece of Gen.
Obregon. the president-elect and that
he would be triad to meet all hts
friends in the city of Chihuahua.
Gov. Larasolo. of New Mexico de-
clared there had been too much ambi-
tnis chid we nave mernDers 01 au xac- inarea uctb bh twu w
ftftnft that nave hM in VrirA fM tlon In Haxleo and that it was a great
mistake. "Ton must forget tnis ana
one and all stand for presMent-elct
Obregon." he said.
Hafcarr "ReeBntaes" Ob re-ton.
Gov. Hobby of Texas stated that
he was not prepared to make such a
speech as he wooM really like to do.
but this really is the beautiful end of
a perfect day." Taking tb American
Xo complexion treatment yet discovered i and Mexican flags from off his coat
mt to nave seeome so generally sad e j rrl and noiainer en in cacti
tuniedlately popssar as the saarsolIae4 he wri: "Hero wa ham two Mags the
process. BrUeBtlr the reason la that Mexican and American I am going to
tJJ!SJSSf'!Zt!fJi them two flags with bat one
romr-mr wk tta tfeet of mrntsov- j dnt-vct of Mexico Gen. Obrecon.
inc the skte itmtM. Mmnritm wax take and let me tell yon right here now
off the ofTestllnv mnrXmmm mkia In floor-IUto i that I M tbe governor of Tesu Tecoc-
I artlciffj. ttttto at a time until thcrs'i ; nzc him sneh." The band played
rone of It lft- Thm new complexion tana i-Mt1- -
Thi wUefa m ta pt it toot The next pech waa by Gov. CP-
drurrist'E. la united at nlttfet tn tbe nmf b-U. Arizona who aaM: Tam sore
aetnrtivm mam wttb nfiii lit etuiat muuRDi. " """
cream and washed off 1 1 am goings to spoil this boaatlful pro-
I gram of tnis evonings enioviainmeiii.
have no words to express my-
nor. wiiakH utTmw tha (jmor: on thin rreat occasion bnt let
(lsVai.ll 1 1 II .1an.takw T Kaa
I am the
Ufce as a
ill" fcci! J ra. win
governor of Arizona and as such. w
When in doubt Qhocolates
SotaetbsKS it it difficultfor a man to select a gift for a woman
A box ofcrKMohtes lias always been rlw gtfc nearest Aar heart.
Vassal Chocolates sxe delkknis and piquant in flavor. Every
dxxohte in every boat one afWB erjoy.
fT Chocolates
Fhtr
Cooling for a Torrid Da
WHEN tbis Comet Rice dessert corses cm
the table appetizing to tbe eye ice-coki.
delicate yoo H declare you never knew that
rice could taste so good or look so good.
And you'll find that Comet Rice served coW
is -one of tfie most refreshing foods for summer.
Comet Rice is ntMtti without the arti&ctal
coating commonly used. It is carefully selected
too big grams whole grains and it cooks up so
tekitt! The sealed packages mean do dirt
no waste.
COMET RICE RECIPES-orifrn&l delicious
dishes you've never eatea sent free for your
name and address oa a postcard.
Cpmet "white Rice
WbBS? Scat! Rkc Mffltaa- Co. Gtircstea sad New York .
MEXICO NEEDS
CAPITAL FOR
DEVELOPMENT
American capital is the one thins
necensary to restoration of business
of Mexico Is the assertion of Manuel
RIvero'Mier. president of the chamber
of commerce of Chihnabaa. who is at-
tending the. iBternational exposition
as one of the guests of honor.
Ten years of revolution serious in-
roads by bandits and Korernment con-
ducted by unscrnplous Individuals be
said has left little work ins; capital
amooc the Mexicans themselves. This
together with the fact that there has
be-n little or no development in the
last ten years offers the best con-
ceivable investment for Americans
with large returns practically as-
sured. With Gen. Obrecon as president
and Gov. Enrioaes as chief executive
of tbe state of Chihuahua. Mr. Mier
believes ataranty of good govern-
ment has been given insuring the
safety of investments made In that
country Bo predicts that Chihuahua
will have recovered from effects vf
the last ten years of revolution within
two years.
"The resources of oar state and
1
country practically unlimited are
nearly untouched. he asserted. "Our
mining; has boon developed to nothing
like it possibilities while agriculture
ana manntactnnns; oner splendid in-
ducements to the investor. Our herds
depleted by ton years of revolution
should bo restocked.
The international exposition now
being hold In Kl Paso Mr. Mler
asserted "has done more to cement
friendship between Mexico and the
United States than ten years of or-
dinary procedure. The trade excur-
sion will do still more to make the
spirit of good feeling and friendship
lasting."
I are on tfc boundary Use of th state
of So Dora tbe kom of Gen. Obregon.
i mic-nt really say l&at Armona is
no thing bat the exteaston of the state
of Sonera or vtee versa. In other
words It Is bat an Imaginary line and
as such 1 know Gen Obregon as yon
people right mere do not know him.
In other words we live so done that
wa ara but neighbors; we have seen
him go to school we have soon him
rise In the world we have seen him
fight tor his country and hence we
admire him and wa want yoo. ail
Mexicans to lore hbn to admire him
and to stand by hlra for I know he
is the man that yea want
Praises Major DaTis.
Mayor Charles Davis was called
npon. bnt ex cased himself as his
voice was Impaired. The president of
the casino said:
"We will exense XT. Davis bat.
friends and brother Mexicans let ma
tell von that wa here ara all nniHM
and as snch. we are gnests and mayor
jjsvis is oar noat ana no is a good
kind broad minded man. Gentlemen
let ma rise and appland oar bent the
distinguished Charles Saris." Thin
was done and it ended thn smmsi
and dancing was resumed. Pooch
was served and It was 12 odock when
Gen. Obregon and the gnests left tho
nau.
The Program.
The foBowtoc program was given:
Overture.
Address of welcome. lie. Gnfllarmo
Porras nrestdant f tho dab.
Plane aemetjBs Xrs. Carmen VMal
Garem.
oca seJeetleB "Prolog to FagsU-
aoci." ja Enriamez.
Dnness. Urns JmHa. Sehneter and
Z. Rabin: JaUsta M. Sams and Bvaa-
genna Koongaox.
Violin solo Sariane Rasoplo.
Mexican national hymn and Star
Spangled Banner.
MANY GUESTS AT DINNER
TO GUESTS OF EXPOSITION
Continued from page 2.)
herz. Mr. and Mis. Asar Kmrm. Mz. and
Mrs. Oscar A. IiHiI jr. Mr. a Mrs.
K. w. McAfee Mr. and Mm. W. EL !.
Mr. and Mrs X. E. Rat Mr. and Mrs. !.
T. Bhierniss Mr. and Mis. Tletar C
Meere Mr. and Mrs. WB 8. WiscX. Mr. I
mo an wr. as. sums jsr. aaai an.
Jamas C WhHe. Mr. and Mrs. W.' BeK
Glean. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Fswera Mr.
and Mrs. a 1. ABea. Mr. sad Mra W. U.
Daaghdrm. Mr. sad Mrs. James U Marr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Davts. Mr. sad Mra
J. r. Caere. Sev. sad Mrs. PaVar MR
Mr. sad Mrs. E. A. Sheltsa Mr. aadMrs.
CUIaarae Adams Mr. and Mrs. A.
Sehwarta Mr. sad Mrs. X. Wen. jades
and Ku Doval West Mr. and MTa Kos-
ert T. Neni. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Tnsm-
i1 sasn. Mr. and Mm. Xsse Doerr. Mr. and
Mrs. WaKsr Drarr. Mr. sad Mrs. C L.
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. QsIaWr. Mr.
sad Mrs. K O. Kns Mr. SxtA Mrs. May-
nw Krapo. Mr. and Mrs. asm Qtwa. Mr.
. sad Mrs. P. H. lackatt. Mr. and Mra U
I Sanders Mr. sad Mrs. Ed Wlssran. Mr.
i sad Mm. Joe Daaae. Me. and Mrs. M. S.
' Sweeaey. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. OrKflth.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Oeraaa Ferry. Mr. and
' Mra John K. Wslkar. Mr. aad Mrs. Paat
(Mather Mr. and Mrs. O. Zork. Mrs. Kate
I H. KiTes. Mm L. K OBdden Mrs. Jsmes
Vance. Miss Anon wasasss. MM nata-
ertae Momlwldte. Msry O. Pitman Mhw
Blanehs Bailey Mbs Bath Senwaits. Miss
Hallie Mertaa. 8. Barrmsii. Jeeepk B.
Smith. A. F. Bsramae. X. I. RIB. J. A.
Dtai E. H. Bodcers Bsmaa C Mylea.
Henry Becker. Otto MSrdwaM B. Nerd'
wald Smer P. Janes. K. C Barns. W. A.
E. Woods. Scott C. White Rata Hsrvey.
Charles Harvey. C M. Harvey. Royal W.
teherm. Phoenix. Aril.: K. C Spl A.
M. Krakaaer. A. Sllberserc B. P. TXMeaTl.
omsal (easral of Mexico In !fw Terk
city: Paul C Msrar Joha C Daabar.
r. .w titt... a. T Pterae. Perrr P.
I Thompooa. J. A. Kraksxr. Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. Dodley. I E. Osypool. Ooerce H. CU-
I meets. Maasel Sekwirta. Loals Loos. W.
I C. Hepbara Edward C Held. V. Beraard
Kropp R. P. Msnshsn reebi Martm lie-
lonnm. James u. xary. . r.
Julias W. LoreatseB. A O. Steams. C. W.
Croom. T B. Csmamsjvun Joseph a. Bea-
als. r. P. xmer. Frank J. I.ytm. lAwreaeo
Koch VT. S. Cart. Ovarco E. Wood V. B.
Aadreas. a A ABdreas Uplam. CaBt: J.
P. Williams. C X. Basmtt. Rjerte P-
oaelrm MaJ. R. T. Barxej. X. ITschsotn.
r. a aiartla. Maartee Schwarts. B. M.
ABdreaa
Ten jurats Taken III;
Murder Trial Hailed
Sallatin. Mo Oct. fcThe trial of
Rnrh T. Tanrater former city cleric
charred with marder In connection
with the killing; December 3 1 last of
Wesley U Robertsoa. publisher of a
local newspaper was halted today
when it was announced that ten of
the twelve Jurors had become 111 dur-
ing the night.
BROTHERHOD FEDERATION
OPENS SESSIONS SATURDAY
Washington IX C Oct. fc Broth-
erhood and Ha reJaUoa to indnstry.
International pioblema and orsaB-
ised religion win be discussed at tbe
second congress of tho World Broth-
erhood fedentlon which opens af dur-
day session here toamrrow. Delsgitea
are expected from Kngund Csnada.
Franca Belgium. India Egypt aad
Japan
The first congress of the World
Brotherhood was held In London last
year and wu addressed by premier
Lloyd George lord Robert Cecil Ar-
thur Henderson. British labor leader
and a score more of statesmen and
educators.
William warn me worm zsroiner-
hood commissioner is In charge of:
the English delegation to the second
con Kress. Re la accompanied by
bishop. Nhmmi VeHsntrorttch. of Ser-
bia who is to apeak on the sacrifice:
made by his country In the world
war.
Frank Morrison secretary of. the
American Federation of Labor; Ben
Spoor of Rngmnd. and bishop Fran-
cis J. McConneD of . Denver will
speak on brotherhood and Industry
and Roland 6. Morris. American am-
bassador to Japan will discuss broth-
erhood and citizenship.
Ho Yon Know What It Inf
Perhaps Rogers Furniture Com-
pany can tell you. See their exhibit
at Liberty hall. Ad-"
BUYERS WEEK .& Al THE P0PVU1K
A Carnival of Values
For Visitors
Cer. Mts At? and 5n Antenlo St.
For
In the Blouse
Shop
Week Eni Specials in the bleuse tktp
are of mere than ordinary inieretL
BLOUSES AT $4.95
At tbis Bctnnul price yoa are offered
the new Fall styles in a nice quality of I
georget a full range of suit sbades.
TWO SWEATER SPECIALS
Tmedo aad burtosi frost styles is a fall
range of tbe new Fall colors iBcJurfag
black are Week End Specials at $535
to $835. 5th FIjor BIouk Shop
$5.00 Corsets
At $3.95
WE offer tbe Warner. Reps aad
Rengo Belt. low and me&usi butt
for both deader and stout figures is Satin
Broche and Coutl slightly brokea
sizes. Buyers' OiS
Week price. JpO.
Announcement
THE arirnuncement for wbici you
hare waked and wbiri is of orc
general interest to housekeepers tbaa
any other k our Annual Blanket Sale.
We announce Monday Oc-
tober II as opening day of
our Annual Blanket Sale.
The details of tins main October event
will appear w tbe Week End Herald
aad Sunday Morning Tiroes.
Tricolelle Blouses For Fall
Extra Special Al $195
Trieofctte Bkasea continue to be in Hgfc
favor. This material is so soft sapple
and beautiful it could not be othsiwiji-
We have just received an niiderprieed
shipment of new tricolette bloases in
pink rose jade and white. These come
in the favored tie-back styles and are
an extra special lor the
week-end at
1.95
Corsets At $2
Thec dotroptairs corsets are made in medium
and low bust models wiUi and without elastic
tops. They have four hose supporters and
are offered at tbe extremely LO
tow price of p jit
Skirl Special Al $495
A large assortment of silk poptis skirts '
in bine black and plaids in box plaited
and tailored models. These come in reg-
ular and extra sine. tk m
Specially priced at
B
UJfiVvh'HltmLU o
XJr XJf V 11. UL tJJ OJLltls. KJJ sa syv-UL
Si
la formation Booth at Mfw Ave. Knlnwc
Final Summons
uyers Week
T3M0RR0V the week end is the final day of Buyers'
Week and visitors are especially invited to take' advantage
of the unusual values. For Buyers' Week we have made some
really impelling offers. These are continued for Saturday with
replenished assortments with added items of special interest This
is the final summons for Buyers' Week.
Hats At $15.00
WE continue for the final day of Buyers Week our extra special m
srylkh millinery at $15.00. Most of the hats in this offer have
just arrived.
Yoa caa fmd Ingsuy satsvSKlory ssooels k Uiofet) and sen-drcM bats. Models of
DuvriyB Lyoe's and Panne Velvet k all Ac cleaned styles for Fall wear. Yew
have choice from a great many cBaraVBg styles sack at diced brims iiAiiiun. side
rolls aad fancy brim; aad tailored tttapes. Tbe tiHBmwgt are floral ef- arifa "I ma
fed: ostricb fancy ptBf jet and nKtalKc onwscBs and Uteris. A really JV 1
vreederiwl rainje of choke at the nnminnl price of oafar
5h Floor MsOmety Sectsoa
Coding Farther AHentitc
Handsome
Dresses $49.50
F)R the week end sennnr we coatrjros
ear special offer of handsome drawl n
at nsoderate nriers. These are the ifssoa's
baat nMasfa handsomely embroidered is sSk
or west aad many are hand-beaded They
come i& crepe back satin satin nssteor
charm ana and satins in colors of black
alter navy and taane. These regulariy
priced $ S9.se dresses are bemt; sold as a
Bojenr Weak Special for S49J0.
Another Week End Special fa onr all-wool
trieotine dresses in nary brown and black
anain-evdered or bead trimmed. These are
offered in two special lota at $37.56 and
Mammoth Sale
Girls' Dresses
WE are offering m our MaasBsoA
Sale of Girls' Drcsees a large as-
sortraeBt of velvet serge satis! taffeta
georget and chiffon. These dresses are -made
in all tbe late styles and the sizes
range from tbe small tot to tbe Junior of
1 7 years. A large range of coroa4c go
during Buyers' Week at
22.75
GIRLS HATS AT $8.95
In this large aeeertaMnt of Oirk' Hots yon
will find black -brawn navy aad dark green
vetoars aad velveteens in either the late
saBer or wide bria models. These hats are
elring at wholesale price 2 CifS
for Buyers' Week at oory tfiOtfD
Fittal Day Zkjers' Week-
In The SilK Section
F"OR Saturday selling we offer sobk reaHy resaatlahle Tables especially when we
coatider ink k just tbe bcgiriog of the FaH seasoB.
Extra Special Black Taffela $159
We he recerred a thAuamad yards or more of neaatiful
sort yarn bisek yed taffeta which we are offering for
S-y. -t - $1.59
(Iaadt lfl yards to a enatosMr)
yOTB We soM the first SeOO varas at thU taffeta last
Prlaar befare noon. .Stoat vrelt teo late to as Taar
shopplBa.
GEORGET CREPE SPECIALS
This is a large assortment of odd and discontinued num-
bers of Georgettes in 4-inch widths and a wide range of
colors. The bast quality of Georgette ever known at the
priced. Whn. it last gjg
ALL WOOL STORM SERGE
This extra quality storm serg. fa SO inches wide and eossss
ia navy and black. It fa sponged aad shrunk. An extra
MforS-. $2.95
(limit 10 yards to the customer)
Third ?loor.
&A (CU
Children's Dresses
We offer quite an assortment of children's
Gingham Blesses in plaid stripes and solid
colors artistically trimmed la contrasting col-
ors with an assortment of short and long
sleeved styles.
Siaes 2 to ilM
Sizes 6 to 14 $U5
Women's Silk Hose At 89c
This is certainly an unbelievable price
and will be eren alter yon come and ex-
amine the hose. While theae hose have
some slight imperfections the wearing
quality is not affected. They come in
blue white grey' brown olive drab and
a limited number of pink and brae. Thev
are full length with double heel and toe
aad are a trulv wonderful 43 f
valu; t per pair OVC
Sweaters 3 Specials
Sweaters are jast the thing for the cool Au-
tumn months. An assortment of colors and
styles are to be had tn this Downstairs
Sweater sale. Attractively priced at $4.95
$545 and 16.95.
Exposition of Styles
liomefolkSetoo
T
Rest Re
aatae FIbt
fa Btrners' Week Specials.
Two Suit
Specials
WOMEN'S Fall smts in both yontkfnl
and eoaserrative styles are contrnned
for tbe Week End settunr. Theae come in
a fnfl range of colors aad styles aad are
made fat the late tailored edtls oa plain
straight line and -semi-back and ripple
models. All snita are lrned throorhoat with
pussy willow aflk or satin. Sires range
from tfi to 4. These are priced especially
for Bayers' Week at SS7JS aad Jf
Plaid Sport Skirts to go with yoar new
aB overmocaes in a wide range of styles
aad eoaoring. Offered special for Bayers'
Week at $18.50.
'
Find? Day of Rug Sale.
UR ten day rug sale comes to
a close tomorrow. If you have
not yet availed yourself of price ad-
vantages this event offers you shoulo
do so toniorrow without fail. Every
rug ia stock is reduced.
Extra Specials.
For the week end we call special at-
tention to the following specials in
cretonnes aaat marqniaettes:
CRETONNES
Me cretonnes special at 32c
70c cretonnes special at Mc
$1 cretonnes special at 80c
MARQUISETTES
50c marquisettes special at 38c
S5c marquisettes Bpecial at 7Sc
$1.23 marquisettes special at... $1.10
A Hoooer Will Help!
AN item that should be of interest
to every housekeeper who wants
to modernize her home is a Hoover
Sweeper. Special demonstrations of
the Hoover Sweeper are now being
made.
' If it is not convenient for you to visit
the store we will be glad to make a
free demonstration of the Hoover in
your home.
Hoovers are sold on the easy payment
plan of S5.50 pet month.
-Final Day-
Buyers' Week Hose Sale.
SATURDAY k fatal day of the
Buyers' Week Hose Sale.' Yoh yet
have an oracatinnty to secure hose for
the whole faasry in expendable cajsJibes
at prices nusch lower than you vrould
expect.
Hate for ttoruen. ooju girls misses and
mfarti an sale hi Street Floor Hate Sec-
ion next to Mesa Avenue Entrance.
Hose ' item far men on sale in Mens
Hate Section Next to San Antonio
Street Entrance.
The Daamslaks Stare offers exceptional
Mtnei in hate far ttomten and chUren.
Be smre to note the item litteJ below.
Women's s3k hose per pair. 89c
Toilet Articles
A 11 Day Saturday
ELCAYA FACE POWDER 3c
MILKWEED CREAM 79c
CUTiCURA SOAP 21c
WILLOWS OOTWG CREAM e
BEN HUR TOILET WATER 9e
SMERNOFFS SHAMPOO 3c
RUBBER CUSHION BRUSHES ...95c
WOOOWORTH'S TALCUM 19
LISTERINE 39c
DR. LYOWS TOOTH POWDER ...19e
DERWIEL0 7c
STAR ELECTRIC VIBRATORS. .$335
Satari$ Special ai the
Shop o' Sweets
Hand dinaaal
roBad atHk Oocobttes
SOc
Saturday Special
par poaad.
Feu t flrnrolitaf.
Satardny
Ladv Cm.
assorted js
flavors Saturday
only per ft JC
Oar candies me
the ery best and ahmyi
fresh.
Shop 8weets Street Floor
A Lower Price Lead in The Greater
Papmtar
Boys7 Store
IJ OR tbe week emi Selling we have as-
ieaiUMoatieitaai ht boys.
These have been priced at a lower price
level as tbe following asbScates:
BOYS' ALL WOOL TWO-PASTS SOTS
These raits are ssade of Oregan City eaasi
niere. They come in nunKrew styies and
eelors and are noted for their good wear-
issr-- $16.75
BOYS' TWO-PANTS SCHOOL SUITS 18.75
These suits are nvade of neat mixtures in
the latest Norfolk effect each suit bavins
two pain of knickers. Come in sixes 8
$9.75
BOYS CORDCKOY SUITS $6.75 Theee
saita ara made of special qejatity eordnxov
wrtk the coata alpaca naed aad the trousers
ttned throughout with scrriceaWe lie in.
Siaes 8 to 16. Attheex- A
tremely low price of ipO.75
B0Y8 MACKINAW COAT8 $1.7S These
boys' mackmaws are made with belted
ssodel eoato and shawl collars. They have
roomy pockets and come ia sinas of 7 to 15
rears. Specially Asa tm
Priced for JHJ.75
BOYS' WTSTER OYERCOATS $10.75
These eome in sizes from SVi to 10 years
and are naed thronont with serviceable
Uning. They ara made hi the popular belted
saedeb wish eonrertible gft -v ssr
toIWra. Priced specially for y.j
BOYS' KMtCKKBS AT $1AS These are
made of good quality corduroy practical
for school and home wear Siaes T to 18.
$1.95
BOYS' TLASSSLSTTS SLEEPSBS $1.50
These boys sleepers button fa front with
drop seat aad come in an isniahiiiial of
pink and bine stripes. e -
Sisea t to 8 years. Each pM..ZjJ
BOYS' ALL WOOL SWEATEES AT CfLSO
These come in the popular slip oa style
tasit of fine qaality lamb's wool in color
combinations. Saes 10 to AT O
18 years. Each fO.LI
Toy Annex
VISITORS by all means take home a
toy. Oar pniancat toy Oasphy in
tbe annex now shows a wooderfal assort-.
meat of toys. Yon do not have to wait
until Santa Clans comes to gladden the
children's hearts.
Tomorrow take home a ton whether yoa
live in or oat of the dtp.
2d Floor
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