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Show NEWS FlUDAV OCTOBER 6 1911 DESERET EVENING ! thaa aaeraaa at T l event Hhil K wad4 bean imm U.A that taewgrew niwiAiar avxwa me rvagiag. gaet aval ig ef be left at g a TUFT DEFENDS Coegsart. aas la atitt mam f lU a-- fee ta-- y MV year etve mee Mnias. I paa. bant is bar rlua tiee tae tjr-aea Ott I. la tba dramatic aatftfaaa, and ta tba Sat ar day.1 aaa- llhrdc neel braatifoL is asuaUy MdiWkA, Irtdrr baa. . , W. R A R- - leaves y times aowlfnL in Tb kur wpaag-'U- ot HIGHEST GOUHI at eW gBRII. in I I ted Bonner." la whtcb aha tee taa a aa; arrive Lrvuba I aa: foowttaf baUbk raanl. W"r Levuts, ever the N high art aa ectaie tbae (be cbetr. leaves am v aera U WtJUft I pa. Ibaev. arrtvwa ad ta the )WB ltd jhjb aae.t utdedaitety va kgk f. bpedana. j kai opktl 8hft id to laktga Tt i bt-pa; ICwuaM tram N I leave aa dun-laII Mwught down tba bams, la bey Bat. g u4 key Mgiiif' tSs charming paw tw . t Tkam. tv- -' ierttj' ebvtiv,Ru--stta rnrvli CAl. v II a a, wave Tacoas f Ule a e" which ahpgave Ikt nu to 7? twi'ti ! . kfir.l dtini tfitoa aa aa UiM. .tba and tbe love a varan, tl tM ataaaik p duty, tal w amvev be , j O, .V Ik. hart. p a a- - waiting Roatk, , Mdbtf't T nrbl . M Lkh aa Ridrnd tor a ay U t tba-j-m- kHM t im ehe aas at her beat. Her gra- leave (TP-titmuiir rwrpared the cxpectsal lUt rre. chatty and reaveruatioaai Rvsa- - rtvea Hr!iagaa Lo a tuli tfTi1-- 1 HoA, LSI P ar-- ! f,w ri enamw rtrrt - o t it! get . rtf To I ter, tea. , waa ta Am TT e. pad Iran M tv. u--t UJ hMi --mo. I 9 pa ; ee ail led fcaaaait aaa lot UM la starling. ttw !.f rktsir arose on h.r ssra-.- r, . 2 1, p Ire .nag Eeret, Min, ' I or m she reea4 to appreciate It to ta full. K c rt I tw inepitui, nature, . arvtvea Seattla, Itffg. It Ofll Sa ltd umi itrtlttrt ktrt Ut relat ion! yld Ikt and danng the evening shook ksada Huh. : jj p.a Tuesday Ik as4 fcy frail nail y cgpsedicg nil tiv mar at! -, At tha Mirata wuh it parffanoers waves frof eiephen and Iro e over the X- - P. I (ttr, lues, muscled aaj trodon, involved. the iabtna-1- , after aptnatsg out tie Uflia. and beamed Up-the choir pm. arrive Wseh., ! Puya.lup. ttcpiof the brcavl is yonj pen- program aa test aa they couhl. or la a r p pm. PuvaluiV 4 M m ; thoroughly charming Mr. Whitney, her irlncipal support- - immTkvm. Hart. a tha sdtrtio of astraa aa4 even after talkgcrisid pa Xorfu1 he J vueaeatrd to sing tba ing artivt. hile be m n t the big Tkd leavw Tmm. over la kpicndbl .hyuiraj COhJ.tloa. Knaaini. bsa pr,fundo of bis Ute falser, iv tn N P. t H. by glorHiu "InltrtiBiuatua' a . arrive ivymoia. bahjr too it more apt t Sc perfect tn-- i -a ltd toe choir ni organ, reluctantly 11 " 5' ptTOBf wkctg the Blotbrf Lxk the bve. bad to aea tha audiencv tlnptrtr. Had tehtoe numbers e'sr" an a bsri- - a m . am re tVntra'ia. . I P-- . nature a anjvvwne mmutra lunger tha tone than a baa voice The It keen held , ar-45? o,ee t'ratmfa. It pm. w&sid hate mured hi ooei arts Mme N,wdua aa better PI vneg could Id ,uctl 0 leaves I prJe!t Waa pm gaily decorated Wt. ebk'k aaa ly well done, and both a ted th role fbebali' 1 le pin.: arrives' t'aetia fiven a jrounf egpcctart d thef than la the eart end of me gallery niiniwt av they uouif have d n had U . I SI pal . leave v'astl that ahe Bad Mother Havli Friend; it i d all tha evening, for the t!rt rroant ees aingitg the on-r- a ' k IN pm: arrives Kelso. HV.Y, mediciae that has out ef the building met tha belated 1U value is I pm: leaves Keieo 1 p m : arrive rt prulva automobile dashing Into the tern pis Kaleaves Wash.. I Kalanva. pi pm. yaru as It VU, there aaa nothing to than m it. rendition of Wortnv la the! Mother's 4 : arrives Vancouver, p hU ' to TJm' one of it. f.vorllea nhd M pm : leaves Vancouver, Fril)) is Fold at t r y t0 11 ,helr one u!nd, .111 render on tba Nre I aonT IiH . ahUh arrives Portland. Or., t pm . stores. 1.0 fln 'r a. a Thuraday. oct IJ. Waves Portland. draf A for tha concert, it can he i'1nn"rWrit for Ire briefly T, h . MVh 1 m a m . aver tba H P . arrives tube. book for expectaaid that It aaa n a noble effort am.. Waves Salem. I it am . J" vh,,W rould Nnrdlcaipj.J H ,Hl throughout. y.r m mtan the pro- In America mother which contain mnch gram copy armed to,, ute to allow hi rt ,j. arrive. Jacnunmto. I ant f " ready r to, valuable information, and many sugm . tUcramento. ,raVF or' lure, tor Ktephers render "oL604' Manager Pj a aa work the m to offer any sag cti,n regarding tt latter, on a moment's notice Oakland, Cal ,4pm: gestion of a helpful nature. without pleave, arrives Pan or they, perhaps. would hate aaked a rehear I? Oakland, I N p m ; arrive UUDnUD UGUUTOK CO.. At imm. Ga. . for the lntrod action of more English Cal , g pm Uaturday, Mr McClellan at the organ waa In Pram-taco, Pram-taconumber and more selc toms of a half r ell, in form, and Mr. oct. It. at Ran Monday, It St pm Thursday. Ht .1. arrives a familiar nature ,t n aaa, tha Nordua' pianist, did some himnoiu. Oct, I leave Pan Prnnctaco, k p m. Green Hoy, HD. i a tn . Iran Green exquisite lerg-Lavs of la. the arrive aa accompanying throughout. part Monday. oC program Anger, Hay I h 1 It ; arrives Appl. Cm. HD. Made up of difficult German, and over 17. M am. Or. Tuesday. The concert a red letter event la i'll, 1 lo tj a.m.. J a m : leaves Ai Krenih songs, with an A. 6 Sleave Un occasional choir's experience. It waa algo re- the 8. , P. L,noon arrives itahkiah. His . 11 s a m . Italian one, and only a few la Eng-lo- the II Angeb-aIt, Wednesday, Ut a an marker la another Oshkosh. 2 pm. arrive l'm-while tha taate of the audience, garded for Itepoch tha leaves witnessed the first ap. en route. Thursday. Oct- - IS. over Fond Du Lac, pm. whh-HI,pml b; arrive T included ao many country vlei-ti- reaped, MontI am. arrive at Butts, on 4 U of Prof. O. 8. Milwaukee, Im stage would have Inclined to English pearanca rind any van over Isa tha In a full dress gull, a mountain time!: Butt, HI , I ft pm Frida . iH-- t 27. leave otigs and (onto of a mure fam'liar Stephen long deferred concession to public N P-- 1 ti am.; arrive Bnseman, Milwaukee I p ra.; arrive Racine, Wls . grade. I Boa It leaves 141 man, I Un ine, Mont., pm.; ta I pm, leaves 1:30 p m . to be The program, from a musical stand- - demand, upon which he arrives Lgvlngaton. Mont., t.il .arrives m., p. Kenosha. Wls. arleaves Uvtngstoo, t IT p m.; 'leave Kenosha, 43 pm; arrives pm; 1 ; rives Bllllnga MonL, pm leaves Chkago. 111.. 1.43 p. m Baurday OcL Billing. 13 midnight, ovor th C. B. A 31 at Chicago; Rundsv- - Oct 23. at . arrives hherldaa, Chicago. Monday Oct 30. leave ChiQ Prlday, Oct. Pennayl-vanl- a Wyo., t am.; leave gherldan. 10 a in.: cago. 1. 30 p m., over the arrive Olllette. Wyo. l.U p m, lea vas lines. Tuesdsv, o.t 31, arrive m New . lesves Gliletta 1.14 pm; arrive Cattle, PttDburgh, F . I 30 s p m Wednesday. Wyo.. 4 pm. Saturday, Oct. II. leave pltirdturgli. 11:1 am : arrives Kdgemont, Nov. New Caetle, 1, arrives, Washington. D- C. 3.44 8 D, T:tO a.m., Pave. EdgemonL 7.M a. m a m., 8. D., a m ; arrives Custtg-leave Custer, I It m : arrive Itead-wooAftrr a atrenuou. day of reception ua thronged to Tou are not experimenting on yourthe president of 8 L.. 11.30 am, leaves Dead-woond entertainment President Taft, who he Pmted Htaies.greet when you take Chamberlain' 1 30 pm., over the C.A N. W.; self Ideal weather, perfect arranga-o- f for 16 lours yesterday was the guest "th I II pm. leaves Cough Remedy for a cold a that 8 arrive D, Sturgee, ,h Salt Lake City and of all I'tah, re- - u"nt" Program and with Bturges. 4 20 pm ; arrives Rapid City. preparation hae won Its great reputaRapid City. 10 tion end extensive sale by Its remarksumed hi. OUI,d the circle." Ee Wlll FZSXa 8. D . 5 M P m.. leave 22. arrive Pierre, 8. able cures of cold, and can alwayv Ian night at 11. & pm. he Is mg the nation's chief executive was p.m. ISunday, Oct. valant. Monday. Oct 22. leaves be depended upon. It t equally Idaho Owns and titles, and to- - complete and successful In Its every 1), verting end children and may arrive adult central for uable time); Oam. Pierre, murro will enter Into the Oregon 1nder the h too, Huron. 8 D.. 1 pm. leavee Huron 3 be given to young children with tn whole affair wsaarrangements, country. very much of a pm.; arrives Aberdeen. 8 D-- 5 pm. medicine Intended especlrlly to U was a busy day for President Taft The military escorts, tho leavee Aberdeen. 12 40 midnight, over harmful drug Hold b ail dealers. st, rlay in accepting I'tah's welcome, mounted troops, the marching regiment C. M. 8 8t. P Tuesday. 0 t 24. ht-although tired when tne evening gave tho dash of specta ular. the dls. the Minn., 10.20 a in vas over and he was escorted to his plav of flags and the national colors, arrives Mankato. Cork Uarpet Zr.MI 'nrpet dept the C. ft N 'V . leave Mankato, train, thtre was Implied regret and the cheering street irnwds along tha over O. IV ; arrives C. over th It pm., hi his From the moment routes traversed by the all Minneapolis. Minn.. T 33 p m . where AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE. of his arrival in halt Lake at k ha a m went Into a picture which president was In part hf will spend the mght going then to until lita departure there was not a th" welcome to the president over! he leave which St. Paul Minn, moment In which he was left In doubt Time and during the day Presi- the C ft N. IV. Wednesday Oft 21 at Fmir (kctiNinl Facli Unr Fiaiic as to the sincerity of hls welcome, and dent Taft again expressed his unbounded rnliiiurctl. there was not a moment of the day and heartfelt appreciation of the re- whn the welcome was not manifested. cepllon given to him, and although Schramm-Johnso- n d Two automobiles, one osrned by E. D. Yesterday, wth the visit of the every minute of hls stay he nd dent, waa a memorable day for Halt showed hls appreciation by carrying and driven by William Holt. Holt Luke. With the day practically a holi- out hls full share of the day's proowned by diaries White, colottu r the and gram day in the susnension of business lided at Rlxth Bouth and Main street There was hardly a minute of rest the afternoon closing of the public this morning and belli m hints were d for the city's guest. Even at the breakschools, and with train bringing What James Raggt's friend told him. w r ked. William Holt was driving down crowds irom a'.l points of the state, fast Pour li- - received visitors, and James Raggl D a wins merchant of 431 Main street and wss about to turn m ns vvtil as adjoining states, the city then came the tabernacle meeting with drtvin the old folks and the concert. Prom Montgomery 8t San Francisco. In th Blsth Routli when Harry Griffith, tho tabernai le the president waa taken heart of th Italian Banking quarter, the H hit machine moth on Main street, Beof a rale at speed rapid along o cc- o dliertly to the Alta club for luncheon, where he Is well known. I ns year he ram eithei could turn out of the way JZ and from there to a reception tendered waa In the hospital with Bright's Disease fore a crash with came machine together I at Fort Douglas by the officer of tho and dropsy. The beat medical skill had the Theie were four om uptnts in each mapost On the trip to the post the pres- - failed and the case looked hopelras. He chine and although thev were thrown s tea Ident addressed the assembled students to the ground they escaped Injury 4 of the University of Utah, and on hls heard of a friend who had recot ered and Holt declared hat the fault ' Grifco m b placed under thereafter month him. Five fith's and asked that hetook return passed In the long lines of consulted no action. CD arrest but the polke school children greeting him along Haggl was well, th sum physician who a him declared him Incurable giving 3M South Temple street. At the fair bad t.) health. hill clean of a OQ v delivered grounds the president hts The best plaster A piece of flannel j It Important for every one who ha principal address of the day before kidnrv dlvase to know w hat Raggl'a dampened with Uhamberlalns L'lnl-- j m2 thousands of people, and then after an friend told him. Tou can find out at ment and bound on over the affected CQ V Drug Co., and can parts is superior to a plaster and Inspection of the exhibits at the fair, Rclu am u 'fi o returned to the hotel, where after but get a pamphlet that mayservous prolong or costs only one tenth as much. For i r, a census! a brief rest he was taken to the Com-- 1 save your life. Here sale by all dealers to V - tn that fact every kidney ought patient inerelal club. There he delivered hls know Over nine out of ten of the dead third address of the day . from kidney disease had Brights Dls- , a to domestic. Inlaid, printed 0 ease whether they knew tt or not There THE PRESIDENTS ITINERARY M. I . cH Is only one thing in tho world that! and En11rh linoleums o President Taft arrived in Pocatello, reaches these cases. Carpet dept. a - g-- Hit, uag e W Wf unte . a it.t. ta -- ss aaMee. 'lUtastt' erci, "M-gh- '. jr. n u kill, ty r. ya S.Hapa jt ev-le- e u hn la. w. gt.ka. -- a. H-o- il a. 1 sf I ltd 1 - ed yf akU Ik b (hknen Co led g,tt t t,. ". HHl. l to iv rtaipk. ,.,h lk pa 1 ' iiiiiitiiiiiitntnn)i)OiyO Ik f ,a ?? IT HAS BEEN A BIG WEEK AT THE STORE. SATURDAY WILL BE TREMENDOUS. COME OUT IN THE FORE-NOOIF YOU CAN. ORCHESTRA CONCERT IN THE EVENING. N . L-- "..I. V l. - 1 h ra 1 (II After lar la quality, f.rt Ik- 1m-r- . l s. , j Ask presl-itaxr- Go. rec-to- -- 3i s rt & 4 j , 1 j 1 Z yarn. lirckUMI IXKEi'E in lrtes, famy floral and PerThi cloth retail fur He per yard. Ik yard MKItRIMM sian d - 'go IDS-NELKTTK- 8. Iiur lil'TlXG FIANMIS, in a complete rang of good, desirable designs lor night dnoaea sod unuerskirt. light and dark grounds; also plain ol-trs- . all shade, full 2T wide, told every where for 12c yard. Our price, loc yard. t'HEVIOT 8H1 RTING8 ; new assortment; fuH line of colors In many designs, extra strong quality for hard wear; formerly priced ll've marked, special, 10c yard. for window PH BERK I'l'TH, unbleached, cloths, dusters and other household purposes; full yard wide; regular Sc grade for 3c yard Im-he- s St 00 men's shoes for $2 09 LACES To be Jound in our Basement Section Imitation tori hon and rluny laces, white and ecru, usually sold at Ic and tOc a yard, for 4c. A special lot of narrow ,'uunclcnne lace and and S4c a bolt of 13 yards. Insertions, regular 24c . lie-- pretty little lot of narrow wash lares, worth 4r a yard, as long us they last for only lc yard. A few piece of torchon lace tn white only.ll pretty patterns, worth 6c a yard, for only Ic yd. A Winter Underwear Children's wool and silk and wool and cotton mixed, high neck and long sleeve vesta with ankle length pants to match. Regular 4(c to 75c a garment. Run of the mill. Price, per garment. 23c. Includes ladles' vests In medium weight, alt cotton, high neck, long or short sleevves, tights, medium weight, knee length. Union suits, low neck, sleeveless, tight knee or umbrella style, lace trimmed. Regular 30c values. Run of the mill. Price, 25c per garment. Ladles high neck and long aleevve, unbleached, fleeced vests and drawer, to match, ankle length. Special price, 20c. Extra sixes of the same weight and quality a lot No. 1. Special price of 33c. ' Ladles high nek and long sleeves, ankle or length, fleece union auita In unbleached natural. Regular Toe value for 4c. Children's high nock, long sleeves, ankle length; 75 per cent wool and 25 per cent cotton: lancy trimmed union suits, regular $100. Run of the mill price 49c. 1 Furs at Extremely Low Prices A CARAfUL muff and $5 90. for $2 98. A BLUE WOLF muff north $8 00, for $4 95 fa neck piece set, worth and neck piece set, Women s Exchanges for J: .VO. W ySf-- - Frostlod for Lady Baltimore Ceke -- Vf f 1Y' eranulatni tutar; t tut boil mg oi J rue! 1 rub thobbrd taunt. I tub shopped 3 Ml cuS m Mm bluet. Stir the su,::ir and water nntil tbe ugar is (lisa, lved, then let boil without the ayrup from a spoon stirring u-- !il will hj iit 1 g thread; pour upon the hi s . me e'L', beaten dry. beating const suly meanwhile. Continue the l uutil the at,n fronting fa cold; add tl.: fruit and spread npon tbe cake. The K C Cook's Honk contain ninety just ei. h recipes, bread, muffins, rake 1 00 esn secure a cop bid ere by send-illw packed In ever, 25 cent tail If KC Unking Fowdtr to tbeJsoi'iM Mru.Co do sot costal Cook a Chines, bmsll Iwk certificate. as 95 RU8RIAN CONEY ne, K piece, mercerised lin.ng, worth $3 00. for $1 78. 8 HURHIAN CONEY neck piece, Inr.e alze, niercerlw d lining, worth $3 75, for $1 98. KUHHIAN CONEY shawl and neik pieces, Skinner linings, black or brown, large sizes. $2 48 $4 30 values for $2 95 $5 50 values for J 75 values for $4 98 $5.95 $10 00 values for . RFRR1AN CONEY muffs, mercerized linings, large size $119 Worth $2 09 for $2 19 . Worth $3.50 for Worth $5 00 for ....$2 98 RUSSIA N CONEY pillow muffs, Rklnner linings, hl.ii k or brown. $.1 78 $0 50 values for ...$4 58 $7 30 values for $1 98 $9 75 value, for 1 NOTIONS MAIN FLOOR CENTER AISLE 15c and 30c pin cushions for 2'yc darning lotton for 5c basting cotton for 3c spool cotton for 5c best spool cotton, 7 for spool silk, black only, for 5c crochet cotton silk finish for 2c safety pins for lc 10c 10c for English pins for safety pin 5c needle point lns for 15' cabinet hair pm for 50c box of shell hair pins for 25c card of shell hair pins for 1!W 20e side supporters for 25c child's supporter waist for 10c and 12c supporter elastic for 15c a dozen shoe laces for collar supporters for wax for 12c otton tape for and 29c cotton tape for cotton tape for 9c collar bone for 5. snap for 20c and 23c kid curlers for 15c kid rurlers for Ic 19c 5c c 3c lc. 2 10c 15c 19c Ic ...,7c 25c 5c 2- - lc Jc 4c 2c 19c 25c 15c 10c 9c 5c J0c 'candIroning ra 63c and 73c sclssots for 9c and 30c silk shields for 5e and 10c needle book. for lc 19c 5- - 5c 2c loc crab-appl- b, e, BATH BOWIE! towel and fitnged Turkish towel ic each waa the former price; on sate now for taa for Ic. BLEACHED BATH TOWELB-Ma-de from pula white closely woven thick pile Turkish hemmed were and our toweling; fringed rail; regular TS'kc towels; now marked Ic each. honey-comb- 'undies that should be Soe and 40c a pound wlU he a pound tie All kinds of fce chewing gums ar 3 for .to 24c 49c a box chocolate K.-0.'- hair nets. IT for 23c 5c cube pins for 13 spool holders for 5c 25c skirt marker for 9e 19c darners for The Omo Dress Shields." That's enough. name "Omo" fella the story, 20e to 73c a pair. An odd lot of aachet powder value up to 7 an ounce to close out, 15c an ounce. Fountain Syringe regular $1 25 and $1,50 95c. Mme. da Gaimo's New Gull, th '.onderful skin astringent. At th Drug Section we will gKe away Saturday, Fre Fluffs Moquet, the popular hair shampoo. Ask for one. Section Ladles fancy handkerchiefs of superior quality, regular ic grade for Ic. Rams quality, plain femstltched, regular to grade for Sc. Men plain or figured handkerchiefs, aamq quality as above, regular Ic and 10c value, for only 6c. Men's red or blue bandana handkerchiefs of extra good quality, worth 19c, for 4c- -- a laundry soap of superior quality, 12.71 IM Here'a which Is only Ic a bar or for bars. Ladies high neck, long sleeve, ankle length, bleached, fleeced, medium weight union suits. Regular 74c value for 49c. Ladles high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, light weight, bleached cotton union suit. Regular 75c value at 49c. To clean up our la 'e and children' low neck, sleeveles or low neck, short Sleeve vest, swtss ribbed. Regular 10c to 15c value. While 6c they last, per garment. Ladies i, Men 8 and Children Hose and Half Hose . Men' half hose In black, gray, lavender and blue.' Worth 15c. Rate price 10c. Ladle' and children' hoee In black, tan and white. Regular 15c value. Sale price 10c. Ladles' and children' fast black hose, double heel, toe and sole. Regular 20c and 24c values.. Hale 15c. price ToiUt Article. Basement Section Pinaud's powder for Fine rice powder, regular $5c, for .... 25c tooth powder for 25c box stationery for 75c rubber cushion hair bruhe for ., for 73c perfumes In the following good odor 15c ounce. Ideal Character. Axurea Character and Jickey, 25c 75c and 11.06 hair brushes for 50c and 75c cloth brushe for Hc 4c 5c for borax 10c borax for A FEW RIBBONS To be found in our Basement Section Taffeta ribbon In all the good plain color, uwd for children' hair bow, also fancy work banejjT. sold elsewhere for 8c and XOc a yard Our ft I mont price, 6c. Jf Plain taffeta, and Dresden ribbons, aame. qualfor I2c ity and color a above, sold elsewhere and 15c yard. Our basement price, 10c. Plain taffeta. Dresden and fancy ribbons, many new, pretty designs, used for hair bona, fancy work and hat trimmings, sold elsewhere for 2k 23c and 35c. Our basement price. 15c. WHILE BUYING PLEA HR REMEMBER. H81R RIBBONR, THAT ALL BOWS ARE TIED FREE OF fllARGE. KITHF.R WHEN ARE PI'RUHAKED FROM OUR RIFfBONH ON THE MAIN RIPBON DEPARTMENT FIOOR OR FROM OUR BASEMENT Saturday Shoe Specials 59.- 23c Ic 10c 23c for rack. HAND AND 15,; TOILET FEATURES Regular 75c hand mirora, ebony back, Ircm h glass special 50c. Hospital roll of Absorbent Cotton for 26c. 25c Ponds Extract talcum powder. In glass Jar, with sifter top, 15c. Perfumes regular 75c and Son an ounce odors, violet, white rose, Moquat. Jotk-cluand Special, 19c an mines. 10c 50c complexion RUSSIAN CONEY muff and neck piece set, lined with Whinner1 satin, worth $18 75, for This is considered by many cooking authorities tbe finest rake that ran be made, though in reality it is not at all difficult. KC Ldy 8 ablator C-- l, One cup butter; 2 cups granulated sugar; 1 cup milk; teaspoonful rose u ater; j,' cups flour; J level teaspoonfuls K C Baking Ponder; whites of 6 eggs, beaten dry. Cream the bntter and beat in the sugar gradually. Sift together, three times, the flour and baking powder, and add to the butter and sugar, alternately with the milk and rose wtiter. Lastly, add rake theegg whites. Bakein three-laye- r pans. Iut the layers together with the following frosting. Ron. The cake u a Isrxe oue mid el! st rh for Section A The Most Popular Cake This Season ByM rt. Janet McKenzie Hill , Editor of Ute Boston Cooking School Magazine ct-d- and Hoisery in our Basement in Our Basement Section Lady Baltimore Cake strip; HnJLirckiffiJ?(Mcnttit 1 11111111111111111111111,1111 hK IRTISH CHRVIOT8, In blue and gray, all width our former price was Me yard; a penal price. lie yard 8ELL-MOR- K 81LK. a flne eitky mull la a beautiful range of wantid ahades, two style, plain and with dH. W yard KIMOMI PRFPE8. In pink, light blue, navy and D vender, tn numerous deaigna, formerly prkd lie yard, selling now for 19c yard. WASH PI A)TH 8 Knitted wash th kind, which sell For It each -- iso for j,,. nniiary Ih llUKS-- A kit of hemalitckeil, pure linen. 4, si see; worth Ur, 20c and SSe each, and 1 Basement Section Basement price, rise C.nJ ic art ia ttg BiMaiit Soctioa MEN J ouraey 1 good-bye- HoCKFlU-LDIMET er pDin whit eutmg flannel. 6c quality for Ike yard. NTAMi.lkti PKRCAU-8- , flne aanrtmeat of design.-- , tn d.rta. stripes and rhecka. tight or dark guaranteed to ba reguground. 3 im hr wide, - a Strenuous Program President Resumes W, Basement Section iVg.,.,,1, ,1 fT Saturday Domestics in tin H-- , tm" $1.00 Indian mens, womens and Mor-panin- elnl-dren- s; to $1.73. $3.43 Men's shoes, patent, tans and viei kid; some broken lines in our regular $3.00 grade. 2.00 Our IKON OLAI) shoes for ehildren; all leathers; sizes 3 to 8; sizes 81 to 12 at $2.23. o "in worth sazTH tg oj Kozis fK.Kjqs Q9$ at $1.83. $3.00 Mens shoes; many of the new ones re in and nothing better made. SHINE EM UP Have your shoes shined in the 12 shoe department. I |