Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 26, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTill. MORNING OREGONIAN.- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ZG. 1913. GREECE SATISFIES DEfilO OF ALLIES Grain Ships Released on As i surances That Troops Will Meet No Interference. ROUMAMA . COMES . NEXT t;rititi latcrest C'caturra on .U td- of fie Ik a a Power Ilula C'onccntratins Armj, Wlib .aa Iom Japan. lo.xrov. Nov. IX Cordial relatione between ftreer end trie eateel po r hae been establlehsd with tAa a.r.ea. governments iurific that ! irampl wUI ba made la laierfer. with tne e.li4 trope enovld lhy. undr say contingency, aa forced la crea th (.peek, frontier ti4 tnt. a. heretofore, railway aad ether facilities will fe at for-le-l lltm. That tna lo'irtiMM and tne g-iaran. ts .re aatialactery a ! ai;iee hwa t". t't I .t airee vp (m-I bad bn bsid bp al Malta . b..s allow! a pec.d la tbtr a.a!iul.o. relieving what w.'ii .. iru 'lift ef bread p piie it thctr geteatioaj c.l be.a pro longed. Matr tataaalir A. II la und.r.lewd lhal th aiii.e have premised tre a montary In eTsfna.tr afer ta war for any demes wnica migM be Iftrouga the oe -iet:oa at Craaa l.rrtianr. Wits lh'BV ciqe.tloa eal of II.S war. the Hriei puarta tra. aa. e.n i.f.J i". Inter-el aa ta. altitude ef I .naia end li lnter.ntlo a' t:u.a;a It la we. I establish. thai . 4Ja ha cectrtd a gal arsny .ar the ftountmaa frontier. aa4 dts- eetciee eev large Bumbar af (iu haa errrd a Odessa from Japea lor r. as. However, tn dlr'tloi la .: tbi army w:l ma will aa 4!c ic4 r !. a policy la Rouraaatao ac.refaai adept ll.rl aws sons uaeaaioes. out t.roaJ that all lha statement of IB o'j-n.niea frontier. JU I'retlan. that l. relation between IUi aad r.o-4 naai war a .r B.tc.r. 16. ra la aoth- In aj I a avaaaaa faa4ta rrtaaa. , a rao.!l at a of laa ir roGnian. tal llulcariaa In (igf coant' I af la Ktaott T'-i' , in. ifTT l 4f.n4inc ina I III. frtn. af 'ta It.a aalwaaa IKa MtK fttt.r aa4 IBa AlBaataaa aa4 Mjifi froat.r. la ran I ara lio0.4 trim IXutarl, rsa lic U: IKa Jlnin.iriK auKI fo4 raa4a in.ir airoMllo. Uinti'ir ia iU In l paaa....laa) af taa r.rian. I laa p ttrxii ' lulttni iaar4 te. t.i. irr af iMaart: ton i.:iwit I. r.port4 to aa a lAa a.r awa lha Vardar a :r la ata tn. r.ulc.ruaa attack Ilka Aoo- ra" (, fiilJIORfiy 10 FIGHT GIG rarrt4 l a 'ator. al Cast ! t.atb an4 Albarta traia- Axlatant i iir ra:-taa li.rdmc lock toa mil lorn- a t.i rolh-a automoMIa. Tb. 4-rior Crttftta bo irmptomt of pB.ttmaala. ROBBERY TRIAL RESUMES Ilnar Craavltta and Io former Art IWforv I'rderal Co art Today. T?i. trial of Brara nranrfll. rhartd lofnirr uh Crarl p. Mack Witt tba ribtr of Fo.toffl--. Otalioo A. I moo av.aua an-i Ka.t AM.r trt, tha rilsht of U.I I .Broary 13. and ef J. C Don who waa Indicted with Granrill. and Mack aa an arcmnlic. will rngmxl b.fora fnltcd Mal.a Dl.lrKt Ji.( Vol.rtoa thu irornlnaT. Mark aarar4 a fw 2ara BtfO ahlla oains brouchl to Portland, and la at til at Urn. lHari:ia la an Initial of tn ! t'.att.ntiary at .!. m. wb.ra ba aanrlnc lima for lotfTj. It waa h. who Brat bl.w In poatal Inapaotora liat iraaiilt and Mack bad don lb flat too A "Job." EVENING OF FUN PLANNED T ran porta (Ion (tab Member Make Merry Tor-day M;ht. to Tfcoaa mambara ef th Portland Trnrort .t ton Club who fxa lal.nt HENRY LANE VVILSOH IS ACCUSED BY LINO President's Envoy Says Am bassador Might Have Saved Madero's Life. CHARGE MADE IN CHURCH Subataure of Speech Related by rersona Who Tleard It Mr. Llnd haja Ho May Elaborate Ilia btalement Later On. JIINNEAPOLJS. Nor. !. Tha Min- n.apotla Journal. In It newa column (Ma mornme. print tha following: "That llanry Iana Wllaon. American Walrhao Lake project, with a 4am at Krulnn. fl mllaa aoulh of tha outlet of the lake, and to combine It with tha rxlatlnf plant. Kaduced coat In production Is ex pected. CAR LUMBER IS ORDERED Milwaukee Railroad Prepare to In rreaee lYclght racllltle. rillCAGO. No. SS. The Chicago, Milwaukee r-"t- Paul Railway Com n . n v .RmMitj.u ftwlav thai la.ftwrv tO It haa birun on a contract for more than 3.000.00 feet of fir and mixeu hardwoods lumber to ba uaed for car riax-kinar Tha work la tO DO flOtl at the company ah op In Milwaukee. other large ireigni-car oraera are in proapect. Uie announcement aaia. ai Inllmtllnn that h.ra I aerloua con cratlon In freight traffio of the road was denied, despite tne present neavy moTemenia in tumoer. iiaiua. iiTv.iova ana ore. GOVERNOR TO GO TO WAR Yukon Territory Executive Quits C f flee for Captaincy. SAN FRANCISCO. Not. !5. Governor Black, of the Territory of Yukon, tele graphed his resignation as Governor to Premier Borden, of Canada, It ws FORMER PERSONAL ENVOY OF PRESIDENT TO MEXICO AND EX-AMBASSADOR, WHOM HE ACCUSES OF NEGLECTING OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MADERO. ICMtTC RKPt BLICAIs TO OtTOaC AT 1IIOUTK C latllllS MILK. i ', -V. . '-wa 1 ' - .-" : V , -. - - " " .. '- " c , ' ' Z00J t X N 1 -'"n l .':,! fQ "" - 1 1 -- V . aa. i t mi -ii 11.11 aaa.i.aa. . , 'a.,. mmmfnm. . '. Vm- . Lrr-r, iom um right, iiert lam: wilso.i. Mill Ja V Mada. Haamas, If Daatroia Mrly Arraaa ris Ttaa toe . CRtOONJON NtWI nt'RCAC. ! tnato. .Not. Z If tba Wmaiiallc adr af tie aal will brtaaj for ward a cloture rui. wbu-b will abte tn. ma.'ortty of lb Heaale la Its lima fee votinaj on aa gt.n bill, bat Ik) will Bo j eeply lo aa; bt;i that has .a raa4a la aublact of caurua ai-tioa. K may b adopted. II even an M ka.a In support of OT c.aa l' aa In. h-pibliv:a aid.. ul If lha Wmotftii bring lata lha anata a prcr-l Bra.adm.at to tba rut. a kk proild.a for anualif iad .i.era a r:a that will eaaaia In ra J"fiif. aft.r caacu. action, lo .hot off a.Bata a any maaaare al aay time. in.T will .n.ount.r aciff eppaaiitoa tmm tb R.public.n side, aed tber will ba aom macula al al all a IBiaaiastlo about Cioag It tb.lr SUB- T&.? ara aaaaral R.publlcaa. wba al .a lha a.na'.a should ba p.rmlttad la .g.a;ta aa a majority af Ita rom bar J..ra. pnilla. ry (faalor ba m fiU apartaallr to vote bia conto-t.o-ia. Hal tb.a K'pabl'caa art Stub. bra:y appoaad la amending lha tH.n.t. in i so aa ta aarmtt a aninortty of tba f.aata, by applicatiow ef lha caanii IX. ta ra inreuak l.gtatattos; wbU'fe la not taor4 by tna majority. t'ad.r aa abao'nt rlotur role, the hio aurvhaaa bill could he baa taaii.4 thrauga lha aaaio In oaa day aa five ar 1. a the Oaesocratie caucus SBight ba .la-t.d. GARDINAL DEFERS VISIT Lin rm itc rcjcct rooi. TIO4 NIDC ST fcJw. Trip lap ftw af aa bmt ad t Ba aaaa by a ay a-aar Tbarwaab raglaad taa laaio.4 dm. PAt:t.. a Si Tha r.tu Journal s.i. It i at... to roafirm lha r.port iM the vioit ta Roma of Cardinal M.netar. prlmata ef ttatgium, ba bean po.tpainad. It aiabliah.e a dap.tca fraxn llre aaytng ih B.lslaa gov.ra. mt ba l-rad ef lha poa'paamaat rf ire trip, the prvtei announcamant af whi.rh tn baste ef report thai a pa:a mo.nat waa aad.r way. Tba r.aaeri aaaisa4 lor Ih. car m.i'. naf. In plan. I. that ha caa-siai.e.-a c.rtain condtltoa Impaaaat by Ih. G.emaa authorities aa Ineampallbl wita the aUgatty ef his poelUow. ROM SC. Nov. :ICardnal Meecl.r ahaaatoa.d II. Id'a af coming la Kerne. er4 eg to Ih Italian praa. tara lha Garmaa autOentle wanted him ta p.aa traugia Mral. meat Cardinal van tlartanaa at Cotogaa. aad coattaaa h Journey I company with IS. arrh bahoo ef Cotoca.. while ibe primal ef llelg'um. II I. aalal. Insisted aa trav. .nag by nay af lieltead. taglaod aad I'raaxt. The Over N.w Agacy of Bar. Ila said, an No-vanbar ; "AH forla reports ta lb effect that Cardinal M.rci.r haa been a a-tai-ied by Grmaa euihoruie while be eaa aa fe'e war I t-om ar untrue ( it the cmrary. lm offi.-il placed ery facility al hi disposal." Palrolman IWroaaar III oat IVal. Harry Griffith. patrolman on tba cond eight re.ief. waa taken ill In ta irt early last a "il aad ws wir power lo make other people laugh I'l ba en at th.ir beat at lbs club iracktr nt Tuesday evening. II. M. Hum cbairmaa of tha com mute, la chart of Ih enterlainm.nl. recently raavaasad lha memberehlp of Ih orgamaation and learred thai the club baa within Its ranks soma par. formers of mora than ordinary ability. A scare or more will be called a poo la contribute 14 Iba gaiety ef the even. Inc. The fua I for the members of tb ctus on:y and will be bald la the assembly rora of Ibe Muitnomavb Hotel. -BLUFF" IS MADE GOOD taplala Robert Dollar Move licet aad Office lo Canada. SCATTLK. Wash, Nov. ti. (Special.) IVoelng ibat ba was not "running a bluff.- as alleged by adocala of the saamen'a act. when ha sa Id that the new law would drive his Irana-l'acUlc freighters from American ports. Cap lam llobart Dollar, president of the Robert Dollar Company, ha trans ferred that corporation olflcaa and fl-l from Kan Kranclaco to Vancouver. n. C. tviati of lb transfer were re ceived today In Seattle. Melville Dollar, son of Captain Dollar. a few aali ago took charge of 'he new headquarter la Vancouver, cargo brought from Iba Orient for American ports by lha Dollar company's fleet of irans-l'artf ? freighter will be dis charged In tirlttsa Columbia aad trans. shipped on local vessel to Ila destina tion. The slsamahlp Robert Dollar, the first v.se.l of th fleet to cross the Pacific sine, lb transfer of the corn- par y's home port, reached Vancouver. U C. Tuesday, with t tons of gen eral cargo for discharge there. th also haa J tons for Victoria, bbe loaded the cargo In Vladivostok. Captain tmllsr will operate his fleet nder the Drltish flag. When Ih seamen's act was up for passage la Congress, captain uoiiar proiestsd thai tb additional financial burden that It Imposes on American ships would preeeni him from operat ing under tha American flag. Support era of the Administration at Washing. Ion referred lo his protests aa a "bluff. HUNTER IS SHOT IN KNEE Can In Hands of I rlcnd Woonds William n. Ulako Accidentally. rntenag a cabla on Beuvles laland fo. lowing an afternoon's shooting. William K. R ake, of 4vl North Twenty fourth street, received a charge of shot la the knee, whan a gun la th hands af a friend accident;! ei- p looted. liiak. Who ia year oil. waa pre paring to go home witn ni I nan se eing dinner slung to hi waist t ben th accident occurred. He was taken to tit .Vincent s HoepltaU Nina other young men were in toe parly. flake I a salesman for th lioioo inching Compaay. SALES MADE PARCEL POST Clarke Coanfy Woman finds Ready Market for Prod ace. YANCOTTVKR. Wash-, Nov. tl.f Spa del "The parcel poet aa aa aid to market peodua-t from the farm la highly successful." aa4 Mr. L. Kra dnberg. of A m boy. nsar Tacolu Wash. A year ago Mrs. Frs-dsnberg hsd her ttaa pieced 00 the con u mars' list In Portland by writing to the Portland postmaster. She Iteted turkeye for sale at :i cents a pound la a short time she had received orders for all of the turkers that an aad her husband bad falaad. be listed butter and canned fruit, sad sold more than IS quarts. Ambassador lo Mealco from l09 lo Mil. had foreknowledge of tlie assassi nation of President Francisco Madero. February SI. 11J. waa aaaerted Fri day oight by John Llnd. In an ad drees diird at the North Methodist Kptecopal Church. Mr. Llnd said liusrta was Iba author of th plot to remove the execullv head of the per turbed republic. The speech by Mr. Llnd waa not announced and tha sub stance of his remsrks did not become publio until related last night by per sons who attended the meeting. "Comlnar from tb man who went to I Mexico In August. 11J. as tha envoy I and personal representative of Presi dent Wood row Wilson, th statement la of mora than passing; Interest. Different Vrralaaa As Glveau "Somewhat different versions of the phraseology used by Mr. Llnd come from those who heard him. Lafayette y. Cole, editor of the Minneapolis Chronicle, a lor g-eslabltahed weekly devoted to th affairs of th North fcldc was present. Mr. Cole said the Im Dortanc of the utterance struck him at once. For this reason, he said, he look careful notes. "He auotea Mr. Llnd as saying: - Madero was murdered by Huerta with the knowledge and consent of Henry Lana Wilson, Colled Slates Am bassador. "Answering an Inoulry made by the Journal. Mr. Llnd said he uaed the worn 'assassinated' instead of "murdered' and that ha did not employ the word 'con sent' aa understood by Mr. Cole, lie frankly admitted Ih use of 'knowledge' as anrlled to Ambassador W llson. Mr. IJnd declined last night to elab orate on hla church statement. Detailed Plaleaseat RefaueaL Is not opportune to discuss tha a fair now. b said. 'Later I may make a mora detailed statement and submit documents to substantiate what I said rridav evening. I waa not speak Ing for publication at that time, aad much nrefer to add nothing now. -'Mr. Llnd amok with an emphasis and assurance that compelled atten tion." eatd Mr. Co'.. 'Generally. Mr. Llnd Is Inclined to be mild and alow spoken, but he was very positive when he enoke of tha killing or ataoero. ""Th meeting waa an open one. and no secrecy waa imposed on those p res- en.' -president Msdero bad been placed under arrest by order of General Huerta- He and Vice-President Bus res. who was arrested with his chief, died on tUe way to the Mexican penitentiary, Whether they were shot .as the result ef an attempt to escape, or were put coldly to death by assassins act on their trail by Huerta. never waa estab lished. Assbaasaalar'e AdvW Aaked. "On th night of th arrest of Ma dero. General Huerta la said to bava gone lo the American F.mbassy and asked Mr. Wilson what be bad to do with the prisoner. "Mr. Llnd always haa contended, so cording lo those In bla confidence, that Ambassador Wilson should have de manded, or at least suggested, that Ma dero he delivered lo bun for safekeep ing. Instead nf taking this course. It waa said that Mr. Wilson told Huerta tha matter was In the latters hands. There by. In Mr. Und'a Judgment. It Is said. Mr. Wilson wrongfully abandoned Ma dero to bis fate." f.rmiaay Clone bw laa frontier. CrVVVA. via fari. Nov. SS. Ger many has again closed Ibe Dwtea fron tier from Hasle lo Constance. It prob ably will remain c.oed frr a week. The rtvo for this actios is unknown. WASHINGTON. Nov. IS. Henry Lane Wilson, cx-amoassador to Mexico, said today: "If Mr. Llnd made the statement with which he Is credited I shall give him an opportunity 10 prove It In Ibe courts or psy the penalty for defamation of character." PLANT TO LIGHT KINGDOM Government Approve Vast Klectric Power Project. Ml'NICH. Bavaria, via London. Nov. JS. In lha midst of tha war the Ravarlan government haa placed Ha final seal of approval on the project for a Vast electrical power plant t supply all Bavaria with electric power. A report submitted to the Diet Con templates the formation of a company with a capital and bond Issue of 17. TJO.eOS to carry out tha so-called learned today, preparatory to accept ance of a commission ss captain in the expeditionary forces to ba sent to Franca In the Spring. Arrangements ere made recently with General Samuel Hughes for such a course. Governor Black, it was said, will go Into the training camp at Van couver, n. C. for three months and then take command of a company to bo recruited In Yukon and concentrate at Dawson, whence the men will march overland miles on their way to Vancouver. Governor and Mrs. Black arrived here Tuesdsy for a visit to tha Panama-Pacific Exposition. I LEVY IS PUT ON BELGIUM Germans 10 Force raiment 98,000,000 Monthly. of ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, via Lon don. Jov. S3. Tha first year of tha collection of monetary levies from, the occupied portion of Belgium by the Oermana expired November 10. A new law continuing tha cash requisitions provides no definite period for the collection. merely specifying that monthly payments of 40.000.000 francs (Ss.000.GOO) will be forced until further notice. The City of Brussels. It Is ssld here, will be compelled to provide IS.400.000 01 tne mommy total. GERMANS ARREST WOMAN Tiro Jesuit Sentenced for Display- Ins Belgian Colors. HAVRE. Franc. Nor. 25. Word waa received here today that MIlo. Jullete Rankin, sister of tha Belgian Minister of Colonies, haa been arrested by the German authorities at Brussels. The charge is not specified. It Is also reported that two Jesuits. Father Do Vroye and Father Du Truly, hava been sentenced to 15 months in prison for ornamenting a prospectus of fee i ic tiers college with the Belgian national colore. Capitalist Killed In Auto. SAN FRANCISCO. CaL, Nov. i. E. Hayden, a local retired capitalist, was killed and bis wife was seriously in jured her today when their auto mobile waa struck by a Santa Fa pas senger train. Aa Im peeved Qulsiae. Dave Nat Cass Karvaa.aaaa Nr Ringing la tb Mead. The happy combination of laxative la LAX- Alivr. jiMUJiu sli. i.. maatea in vim bid ia tola form bav a far bttr effect than Ih ordinary Julnln. and 11 can b taken by anyone without affecting tne head. Rememeer to can for tne fu:i nam, ioat fee Hfnalnra a.' E w. GROVE. Sic PURE RICH BLOOD PREVENTS DISEASE I ."XOTJ CAN DO BETTER FOB 1LESS ON THIBD STKEET' Store Opens Daily at 8:30 A. M. On Saturdays 9:00 A. M. Pacific Phone Marshall 5080 The Most in Value The Best in Quality Store Closes Daily at 5:30 P.M. On Saturdays 6:00 P.M. Home Phone A 2112 I Bad blood that Is. blood that la tin pure or Impoverished, thin and pale Is responsible for more aliments than any. thing else. It affect every organ and function. In noma cases it cause catarrh; In etheca, dyspepsia; In others, rheuma tism, aad In aUll others, weak, tired. languid feelings and worse troubles. it Is responsible for run-down con dttiona. and la the moat common causa of disease. Hood's Sarsaparllla ' la tha greatest purifier and anrlcber ef tha blood the world has aver known. It haa been wonderfully successful In removing scrofula and othar humors. Increasing tna red-Diooa corpuscles and building up tha whole system. Get It today. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes proves it 23c at all druggists. I" Matchless Values in Every Section of the Store Our 758th Bargain Friday Sale THE BARGAIN FRIDAY OFFERINGS that have come from this Greatest Value-Giving- Store have been many, but tomorrow's list excels anything we off ered in the past. Every aisle is lined with seasonable merchandise for v both the home and person. Every counter is bristling with unusual values unmatchable bargains. We look forward for to today to be one of the busiest days of the season. To make it such, we made ample preparations in all depart ments. Wherever you turn Friday, you'll meet with unusual chances to save. Right to the Front Again With Another Great Lace Sale Friday Dainty and Beautiful Laces, Suitable for Making Boudoir Caps, Neckwear,. Fancy Work, Etc. Edges, Bands, Flouncings Allovers in 3 to 18-Inch Widths 20c to 35c Qualities At One Price. A rare opportunity to save in the purchasing of dainty and beautiful lace3 at a time when most every woman has need of such goods. Included are Linen Cluny Edges and Bands, Shadow Edges and Flouncings, Oriental Net-Top Edges in white and cream, Camisole, Allover Laces and many other styles suitable for all sorts of fancy work, boudoir caps, neckwear, etc. 3 to 18-inch widths in qualities regularly sold at 20c to 35c a f yard. All to go at one price Bargain Friday at, the yard XWii Astounding Values in Boxed. Handkerchiefs Made Possible by a Fortunate Underpriced Purchase A Little Fore thought and Prompt Action Will Bring to You the Most Out-of-the-Ordinary SavingSr Three Great Lots to Select From A Sale That Few Women Will Care to Miss. Lotl At 16c Box Reg. 25c and 35c Grades Three fine, sheer Handkerchiefs, shown in an extensive variety of neat embroidered patterns, in white and in colors. They come in a pretty holiday box and are the kind regularly sold at 25c and 35c a box. On sale ? Bargain Friday at Ov Lot 2 At 29c Box Reg. 65c and 75c Grades Six or three extra fine Hand kerchiefs, beautifully embroid ered in white and colors; charm ing patterns in an endless variety. They come in handsome tinted boxes and are the kind regularly sold at 65c and 75c a box. On sale Bargain OQ Friday at aI7C Lot 3 At 10c Box Reg. 15c and 19c Grades Three Children's Handkerchiefs packed in fancy holiday box. Each Handkerchief neatly em broidered in novelty juvenile pattern, in pretty colors. Reg ular 15c and 19c kind. Bargain Friday at 10c Sensational Values Of f ered at This Sale of Women's Outing Flannel Gowns Extra Well Made of the Best Outing Flannel and Shown in the Popular Styles, With High or Low Neck and Short or Long Sleeves Regular 75c to $1.00 Lines Friday at. . . If you could see these gowns, examine their fine workmanship, note their generous width and all-around goodness, you would be impatient to secure a full season's supply, even if we were not offering them at such a great price reduction. Included are styles with high or low neck, long or short sleeves. of tucks, wash braids or embroidered in neat patterns, and are shown in all sizes in plain white or neat stripes or figures, in blue, pink or gray. They are positively worth double the price asked at this sale, for you have choice from 75c to $2.00. Bargain Friday at sJa7t. They come with trimmings EXTRA! 1 Special for Friday! j In the Art Section Stamped Pillow Cases 19o Pair Regular 50c Grade A great pre-holiday sale in the art eoods section 150 dozen pairs of stamped Pillow Cn good quality muslin th ready made and finish' neat hem. Many design. lect from. The kind ret, , sold at 50c a pair priced - Bargain Friday at XaC A Great Pre-Holiday Showing and Bargain Friday Underpricing of the Tilings Men Like Best Glance Over This List of Specially Underpriced Offerings and See What Great Savings Will Accrue to You by Purchasing Here and Now Brass Extension Curtain Hods 6 c Each Regular 10c Kind A good, durable Brass Curtain Rod, extending from 30 to 54 inches. One regularly sold at 10c. On sale Bargain Fri- day at, each Ol $1.00 Suspender Sets 69c iach Set consists of a fine pair of fancy elastic suspenders and a pair of garters to match. As sorted patterns and colorings. Each Set in a fancy boxQ- Bargain Friday at OJ7C Men's $6.50 Bath Robes 50c Fancy Suspenders 29c Fine all-elastic Suspenders, made A-ith kid ends and shown in vari ous patterns and colorings. Each pair in a fancy holiday box. Reg ular 50c lines. Bargain OQ Friday at tV Men's $1.00 Kid Gloves 79c A well-known and reliable make of Men's Undressed Kid Gloves. AH sizes, in gray color. A Glove always sold at $1 a pair. TQ On sale Bargain Friday at , Men's lOo Initial Handkerchiefs 8c Or Six for 42c A fine Initialed Handkerchief of good size and quality they come hemstitched and six in a fancy holiday box. Regular 10c grade An at 8c each, or six in a box Friday at .' .'Ta&ii $4.98 Fine Eiderdown Bath Lobes, shown in the wanted styles in many patterns and colorings. Regular $6.50 lines QC Bargain Friday at PT70 Offerings Out of the Ordinary in INFANTS' KNIT GOODS Fail to Take Advantage of This Sale and You'll Miss an Out-of-the-Ordinary Saving Opportunity to Purchase Infants' Knit Goods. If You Have No Need for Such, Remember They Make Most Acceptable Christmas Gifts for Those Who Have. This Sale Includes: 3-Piece -tf ? r4- Formerly Sets at.... JLOC i36l Sold at 50c Each set includes a scarf, toque and muff, and you have choice from various styles and patterns in blue, cardinal jr white. The supply is limited and they'll surely sell rapidly at this great price reduction, so don't delay your coming. Regular 50c Sets are to go Bargain Friday at the IC. T nw friaa f flnlv ' X"Jt Sweater Coats Now 89c . Formerly Sold at $1.35 Pure Zephyr Wool Sweater Coats in various styles and in all sizes up to 5 years. They come in gray, white and red. Regular $1.35 lines OA on sale Bargain Friday at OJC Sweater Coats Now $1.29 Formerly Sold at $2.00 Heavy Pure Wool Sweater Coats, shown in fancy weaves and in styles with belted back and pockets. All colors and sizes up to 5 years. Q-t OQ T.eg. $2 lines on sale Bargain Friday PXiJ