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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1915)
DECEJIHEB KING OF SPAIN CRUETS ARMT AVIATORS. .RUSSIANS ATTACK All Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled at Clearance Sale Prices. Express and Parcel Post Pack ( Pacific Phone Marshall 50S0.) ares Prepaid on $5 Purchases. (Home rnone, a ii-.j MASSED L Store Closes Daily at 5:30 P. M. On Saturdays 6:00 P.M. Home Phone A 2112 Store Opens Dailr at 8:30 A. M. On Saturdays 9:00 A. M. Kf Vf-i 7 ajr I -a- B. M VyKk Desperate Fighting Renewed w.aiiaT in Bukowina, Near Border of Bessarabia. Pacific Phone Marshall 5CS0 The Most in Value The Best in Quality FRONT IS 40 MILES LONG e , ; - Craaa Abo Maklnr Vrlott Ae aaatt oa ofthrr Had of Fat era Ma. Unit .VB--oaltre Nov. Ttirralt-w Ml laa. I. a M OREGOXIAX. " 1 . I a - - - . I : -ZZ S - a- .aT 1 Tl . - 1 m- - II I.rTVDo. p. Althoaca Fatre- -! rm..a allaat the euJct. lb '& i inciira-d ute tae Jios ei.ane ar e a! arte In? a aT-et orr.o, if ilaa taa. ar the lMbui ert.r o.il A4tru firot!. t.ltiti af .. r dm en. at iiiMeiae 'l'o. Irwti.-oe last aa l-Bpoctaat bet I. t ua.lr aaar. T Bjatin' castar. at a point Ber Ttsor. ri, a -n.il toaa ut aliMa tJ bor l.f f ,itkra tluhaalae. but a limtlUMwu tiMk la e.ieeT tneae a aa eia.t-s front. re hua from i I'T'ita la a pii:a aorta ef the ' I'n.i.t.r. aVxtt anll.e. TB lll a-l-a ar that t!e I:wit tuault la mint ODtibii.d. wcemMni T aa aH!-- Beaav amr4-ae laoiTlcial rprt Iran tn tlnM rtr port tf to cra freet B--r mat IKa Oarmaaa ha en4 a eartaxt. B'H futile attach la l&e rectoa ef Lahe nan. walla li l;m aj, -t ef !. Kn.r. ar trt. tun; M la. TB" rpMina attack cr.ei a ttii-le atl4 a t ion. aa a au--af il iltt ar elthr arout-i ioUnr uiu.4itt; (ortae af Ik f-t.4 jaoru. Tka Ceranaaa aa4 AaaC-taee Bsve be tin a era a r el a-tthe)raai alera the ac:r front la Jrc)oeta. a.-rorjia la a ;pat-k la IB KicUxa Tela arrapa Cwmsaa- f -om lioa, awMoa: a maae; fre-a ralaatal la thte Tka reparta.f arttA4rl la ailrtoota-l la tka l4Mia a4aru: ia tteratla- YlOlX-Vr MlttUCL; CIUIAL Ilaaaiaa Maff Intlaialr Inporlaal I-atera Ar al Make. rr.TIl'5RAr. via Ur4in. l". J G.raiaa aa.l :aii) effKtal bulletlae r.aarvl.n taa eperatieae seuth ef Ik Irif.l Knar Uccaicaiiv d"lrt Ikal II fcatcia ra rxM4m. Tka Imaar. aa-.- af tka it' mnn ta be oo..ii.ra r lae Itaeatea artiU'ary ll'iut aa (raal. Taa a"rirI ataff romm.atart. lay r. a ka 4trrrcac a-taaa lhaaa ! ari'l ts Ut Botabia cal'i kataa. a lb hou a a4 tka iMtmtu batora tka aar"t af calra. Tka katt.aa mt Caarterysk. AUalalac an4 i.or bataaaa II IT E1 lUiaf aat I ( aratkiaa U'laUlai arara a93ralt aaa 4ia:aa4 ta;r ta carvacl aittaa aa aUf?raat barta af tka I'aa a.r tka ra.jaatloa ef trllo aott. nt aa fiiuil ef Ike apreawa af W iMtar. It ta ara4 aaar Ifcat a atracrl U firm ia4 a tka aatra aoutkaat tia i I3at aaparat:y it l a:'f ar4ol exrvakara. It la !atlsiala4 tkat bolk " are aim's al tka accoaaaiiaktaaal ef caiiiaaiv tmpnrtaat Iwka Tia it;i:uMi bare la tkat tka aal. aunt ef tki ( bl atill eb- a-ur a'.riic:e. wilt k a Iraaafarma t -a ef Ik an Hilar aeaittoae la l&a flitaala tnaatar ef war. II ta aaaaat. Hiaailf ara.t ilwi lb taUitary b rittt laal tk ucl ef eaatara ra wt;i aa kaa4 wttkJa t&r er f ur ilja. j SCHMIDT IS FOUND GUILTY . 5, ? ' V Va-; A - v J , - 'jrjJa. - " ' - r - J t : J . - -. i - . . -1 1 X N. j V - v. I J 1P Copyright by Underwood at Underwood. K. T. ILI'OMO GRRCTIXO II IH rLYIO MEX. -w yi'a fc.a. an rn , . iaacrtia? tka jure la fiad kaniiit ( CiiU an l.a a ika r ; taa b. cvin.'.atal lka area4 a raa ..- ie ri.tukl Ikal b b4 aX aaly auil la tk ctivlaM ef Ik dtaamita. but ba.4 avtuallr "'a..t:t. aui4 aa4 .t'tl tka bwataa; u? of tko Tlmaa '.iimT." "lata ar tatrn-e4 ta f 4 Ika a) f'Ual aal viill.' aai4 Ika J'44 "a Ikauaa tt ana baa ba ra-4 Rat b ka-a a bart ia tko foftaaa of l-i 4y RAWita Afi.r tn aar.J.ct ft. ba aaaaar4. C A. Ttt. tr.urTlrarr af ia s.'alifarat state tatulaal Traa.a nitulk wik ba i ba a aia4 fraat Ir ta ta Ititiaaai. -ul r 4iart tvt r..n aaal la-iutrial war la La jLutml. l wr4 la tJaoi aiaftaaa. ba eaia. -tnl tka Cauta f.ai la 44. Tkara wul b a la-yaar war la Laa a!. TU w;i pa fur Ikta." Lia.ula !(( r ';4 a areaniaeat tart ia tka aaa.aali'iaal ie af Ika Ir'al t tk )I'tB4r brelriar. Jaaa aa4 Juke, ia ! r. U. wkaa tko ac-a-.. atraaiutta caeratar p.e-l4 1'iu't atar a jxrere aa-i a 4caU ams. raa f tna a. fan. k4 beaaa af f.ra4 aa't alaoetot Jurr bribery. Jamaa M'-a-ara xeaf aaa4 ta lke nirj.r af k-.r llacartr ta ( I ol wltk tk 4raania ef Ike Tlmaa bii.lina;. aal wa aetaaw4 to life laa rtianat al aaa t.aaatia Jaka J. .V'.Mtmara. faraiar ratary af tke ta tratiaai AaaM-iatfa ef ttrVJere aa4 'r..tirl Iraa Wir, p:44 ity l ".rir.-y ! arn't tk IJaataiIja I'aa Mark. w k w 4aanac4 by a him aal by l"ri . 11 M Uan'ol aa Urmmw day. Ul. II ia aaaaiac a lvr a'ataax. "I raa a'ana taia If tk country raa. ysnarka4 acbanlt. aa bo was la back t iL I' n""l l' lb aaaoaac. anaat of bi ta'iawl tbat tba raa. If n'.iarr. wei.it b (mt taroaa to toe b rearta. rat Jiarure aai'l Ike laatiraeey tHat an:! roailiwaa tka waa tbat mt kai I Vo M.-rta. th anaa wha ral tke arra ef s -m4t r Ja lark Fkruary II laat. li. oaiJ.it waa In4.ctl like tke He mru l ltt. ea : rharoe ef nnr lr rrH fa dint m4 tar Caclea ajearaotir ba4 ba rrarttraity abaa 4i4 aa'il M-re aatar4 Ike caa la Cfirmia. ll, alaaarve. aaa aa ""Va" aniil be anpar4 aa the crtn-(rAj witaaaa aaainat chmi4t feat ba lialnc al llama Co. oar. a eaitiaraeal aaar al I ef aaraoaa boidtar radirai tMial. ai'trvai aa4 putital beilafa. Merve a tnotkar. baowa aa tj.rfl Voa. aal at a rai4et ef Mara Col en, waa aal I l bo a tlal ef ttrarna ..II iV a a.'l.r be b4 anaaraj ta f a.l -i.-kml.lt. Mra. a-ror4iaa7 IO kla I'li.noaT. waal ol rati ta aw lark ia t.ar-'k for tk an. It waal to III! at tie bom ef Mia Ooldmaa la Naw tar, aal mm Jit rim ill al Ika CoHmaa bie aaar tk nam ef Joe llorfmaa. midt. rr a 4. reat4 to kia tka aia-kl ef Kptartier ! . Ilia. t ba ea:y b4 a part la tka tea-aclra-y wbia raut'-l ta tko blowlnc aa af tk Tim b-iiMiac. but tbal ba enl racrat waa tkat bo bad bet ar-r- I II eat bloa. JIo.rT rmai4 la r Terk a mil raaruary II. wkra 2H.-hmi4t waa ar -!' ea ;r,tr. aa4 a.'tar a brtaf a'-it wa tfeaa lata eu4 l.;..a waa a-.t.. tka a kt of r.ar.iary "!' taktaar H frara b4 la a l-t..a lit I abare bo Ia4 N.l lo hi aolo penl. and hl ePaaJy motor car. Ihrro la r.olhln- which holdi the un!lrided Interest of Kin t Atfoaaa aa mark aa T.yiac macblnaa of eaary decr!plloa. He blmaalf la a capable aria lor. with a reputation In tho r. .."rii B.'. a- b. do., tha'l tba war cancar. whlrk I. alo-l, .PraaJio, out tla t.uUcl., all over "uroVe! litay .pr.a4 Ita-lf oa.r tpln aad draw Ibat country Into the conflict. Alfonao la atudlou.ly followlna; ovary ra ef hi. fl.Bilna- wachlaeao that. If tho dr.ad.4 thin, ahou.d happen, he and his country .will bo fully pre-iar-4. It U e.a ramored that hi. arrrny la txlnc moblll.od. not for war. but J"! to meaauro IU .tr.nth, Thla mat ahow Alfeaao fraaUaf ao ma o tho atr pilot, oa iair iia '"" " ."a uui.ua " - - v halo ttea IKbool at Jativa. LABOR TO GOflSIOER British Trades Congress to Discuss Conscription. WELSH MINERS PROTEST premlar'a pledso to married man. Thla plrdce. It aaya, apparently waa irlveo by Mr. Aaquith without aulboriaatioo by tho Cabinet, and while It aliouiu have been kept If enllatmeota Jad bean made oa the atransth of It. thla waa not tho c Importaat lrotorial Xcaipaprr laralea (oirrararal llao Slioaa NatkM Ttwit Coralorj rrvarw lo 'i yraaary. laOXPoV. te. : A PUI trade. fittmn towhb-aatl aoriatU. affltiatad w itfc uaa labor avavenaaal ar avlle4 lo Bead rapreaeatatrvee. will bo convened la LeeMloa January It on-.'r the eeraavaar. b.ll for tba rotrpolaory aaliatraael of at baaa which framlar A-jul:b will ictrodtsce lo tk Iteuao of CexaBaaa Baal Wa4eca4ay. The caI;taT ef Ik easre ta Iba raata.l ef a pretracle4 roafaraar af iba I'arliaaoaaiay comrr.a-ie ef the irad.a aatea eaa.fiei, the lalie csaaillr ef the Lbr party aved the aaaaaaanwat cemmitl af Ik oral (a.raltoa ef IraJ.a aaiou. hobi today aa4ar Iba praald.n' af -AMkor lla 4raa. pfat4al af the board ef adj (aUaa la a a laaaa4 aa bataaaat. Aa eflMiai fapotl ef tho coofaraoco aaa a: The aalioaal tlluatior arUlnf out of, the loraianaaia propoaai ana rjro la lb coaBpalaarr enttetnfent of eta ale maa wa fully diue4- It waa r4 that Ua lanpertaar of the l avao iaaoia4 ta aa aartoaa that Bay 4-t.ioa oa bba!f ef the tr4e aniora Bad labor naoaemeat could only ba rexha4 by a naltoaal conf.rama t r?ralaiiv. af the eetire moTerceat. The rxeaaana4atioa later waa d!a cua4 with the prliroatary laaor party br4 revolved II. (uil coacur r a . tn r.aaoa for tho ractmma 4tua. the 084. tal rarort ef the can f.raavo ear, wa. IkO "IroBOuB-e4 !. irra4 by a rljiioa at th trad.a aniaa coa.roaa laal Vaptamber." tkat reeolutloa atroscty oppaetnar coo avrtptioa la any form. Tk iv:uttve commute ef the itin era' re4rltoa of Souta Wale, mat to ay at Cardiff a 4 uaantuieuaty adopt 4 a r.olal;oo acatnat tke "lnUIr etfoMa of crtln party polllK-Uaa and a eacttoa ef tio praa lo Impoao coa acrtptioa aa the people.- T-t rol'4tloa a.k the Ulnar l"al aratioa ef Ureal Ilrilata lo call a Na tional eoBferaaro lmm4lately to pro ta.t aaalaar aay foera of enneertption. Atthoach olb.r Lib.rel orsaaa a am la bo at I'a.t realcned to the Id.a of roaapalaory military aarvlc. IM ilan rbeelar Ouardlaa, wbicta la tho moat Important proviarlai aeaapaper. de clarea: .thtac raa bo more un-at lf c lory or. wo will aay. Irrational than the way la a ht-k tka covernmant appear, t b drtftinaT into a raveraal of one of Iko areata.! of our national Iradl tlos. a rid divtdine Ika nauoa. hither to aa aplendldty anlted.- abalas of Hal 4 taaaa4a. Tke Guardian amjiaa the conacrlp tloaiet party or aeitiBa the opportunity preeantid by Ik war to a: It. effect to a pros-aivad polKy. without r.iation to the actual aed of Ibo war. It coo tino'. r-j,. dairo to mlll'arUe oa a. tier many baa ba fni:ilarid. but Knc Itahoa have Bo lalaatwa of bcin mi;ttarta4 a4 If rompulaory rvtco I ta ba accepted by theta without entail in a; tka rtafe ef irara aoclal trouble. It wnl bo ftral aaeeary la ahow them exactly what I the Immediate and vital ae4 tor It wttlih etberwtae c Boot be ot" The Coardlaa !Bl thla ba. been daa or evaa attempe4- In. trad. II aara. Ike public baa bea treated ta aa irraieeeal tt-avuaaiea rarOi& Ika FAIR TO BROADEN SCOPE San Il-ro l'xpoelllo-t to Mart Ufa Over Ajcain Tonight. ja.v nrno. Cai.. re. jo. Tba Panama-California Kxpoeltion. after a full year, run. will bo cloaed and the I 'a e a ma California Intarnatlonal Ex poaitloa with creater compaaa, will be launched for a year'a run when tba cloa. .wDB paal tuldnlaht totuorrow BlCht. The oreaslea will be one of the treat- a.l cvlebrstlona ever planned la thla city ami will take pi are on the ax Beetttoa (round., beainnlnc Bt P. U. tomorrow and rottuauioc Into lb anornina? of Nw Year'a day. A feature ef the New Year'a eve featlvltlea will ba the freedom of all attraction, on the lei b en u a. AMERICANS HELD OP Germany Bars Those in Vienna Without Citizenship Proof. MODIFICATION IS ASKED EX-SOLDIER ADMITS CRIME Coaartonr-e "aura Voluntary Sur rradrr After 13 Year. at AN ritAXClSX. !. S W. A. Ojada, formerly a prlvale In the l:iarhl eeDia t"nll4 Mat. a field Artillery, walked Into the police atalloa bare late today and ld that be .hot and killed tiearare K. Millar, a fallow artlllaryman. Bar alanl'.a. I. I-. June :'. I1. while Millar wa. aelerp. Military aulhorltlea had decided II waa a caaa of aulcldo. U'eda. who aald ho waa enlieted an dar tho name of VV. A. btslth. aald hi. eoaeclence troubled him. I'ear of Mil ler, who waa known aa Mo-ore la the aarvlce, raae4 Mm to commit the crime. He aald Miliar threatened blra. FRENCH TAKETURKISH ISLE Truo tKropy Caalclorlao. Mlaalrd la ArjTan Sea. rAHI.-l. rec. J. rranrh troopa have oceupiel the Turklab lland of Caatel ortao I Katloryo. In th Aegean ria.a. betweaa the I aland of Hhodea and the C.ulf of Adaho. accordlna; to the mornlne paper. In Tarla. The poeaea aloa of aieloriao a. a naval baee U cbaract.rlard a. Indiepenaabl. Caalelorlao I. a email laland vf A.lrttlr Turk, lylrar off the aouth coa at of Aala Minor. Tt mil, eaat by aouth of Ithodea 1 1, ha. an area of 11 aquaro mll.e anj la Inhabited main' by Greek a. lni(rl Stalca Ambaanaclor to Aus tria Take Slrpa lo Help Ie talnrtl Travrlrrs lo Ttcach lfollantl oa AVay Home. WASHISOTOy. Kec 30. Americana In Vienna not poa.ea.lna; certificate, of birth or natural Ualion are b-lnc de tained throuah tba refuaai of German Conaula to vlao their paaxports for travel In tho German empire. Ambaa .ador Henfleld reported tho altuatlon to the Mate Department today by cable. Tbo Ambaaeador aald bo bad mad. repreeentationa on the subject to tho German ombaeay In Vienna and bad aaked the American embaaay at Berlin to secure a modification of the regula tion which prevent. Americana from returnlrur to their borne, and exclude. American-born or naturalised cltlxens who have not required additional docu ments from Germany. Tbo dispatch, dated Vienna. Decem ber 21. and forwarded through M tola tor Stovall at Berne, follows: ""German consulate at Vienna refuses to visa American pasaports for travel In German empire unlr.a bearera pre sent certificates of birth or naturalisa tion. Americana here not possessing these documents correctly are belns detained. 'Have presented matter to German embassy, with request for modification of present regulation to enable Ameri can cltlsena to return to their homes, and have Informed embassy at Berlin, reauestlnar their good offices In pro .efltlnai matt-r lo German officials. "Above rea-ulstlons practically ex clude from Germany bona fide Ameri can-born and naturalised cltlsena. bear era of pas-port, but not bavins: tho re quired additional documents, and will tend to work hardship and delay, roak Inr It practically Impossible for such persona to embark from Holland. ratal ( a an a I Ira dar baa aad Crip. UAXATIVI- It-towO gr-MSf remove Ik ce li-m-mb-T to ca'l tor f-JU aama. La c-r aisaatur ( It w. Ora-e. :ic Ada. THE OREGONIAN" ANNUAL IN PINK WRAPPERS. The OrfjronUn Annual will L on said Saturday mornias:, Jan- I uary I. Copies desired for mail- int will b rolled in neat pink a wrappers, with necewary post- J Supplies of Th Annual bo available at various prominent street corners, as well a?. will prominent street corners, as wcu . as at The Oreroniaa office, J where addresses may be leiu Copies all ready for mailing: will t be sent anywhere in the United f States and its posse?-ions, Can- t e . m .a . . . aoa ana jiexico ior iv rdu, 1 The price for single copies tin- statnped is 6 cents each. Be 2 sure, to send copies of The An nual, Or iron's tTeatert advertis ing: medium, to your friends in other state.. Look for tho pink wrappers. a- e e e e - "liun.li to Hold Open House). Th T-lrat I'nilad Brethren Church will have open house tonight from t o'clock until 11. The first hour will ba devoted to preaching; by Rev. J. T. Mer rill, alter which the younar people will assume charge of the meetlnit and bave a social and er.ve refreshments. The laat hour of tho old year, will be de voted lo prayer. 1-Uea Cared la la It Dora. Pruia-ate refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fal.a ta rare llrhlne. Birtid. Blaedlnc or Pre. trujlns IMlra. Flrat appllrstloa rallavaa. tc DO YOU SUFFER FROMBACKACHE n'ben your kidneys are weak and lorpld they do not properly perform their functional your back aches and you do not feel like doing much of anything. Tou are likely to bo despond ent and to borrow trouble. Just aa If you hadn't enough already. Don't be a victim any longer. Tbo old reliable medicine. Hood's Sarsaparllla, gives strength and tone to the kldneya and builds up the whole system. Hood's Farsaparllle la a peculiar com bination of roots, barks and herbs. No other medicine acta Ilka It. because no other medicine baa the lima formula or Ingredients. Accept no subatltule. but laa la t oa bavins iivod'a. Greatest Value-Giving' Hews We Have Ever Announced Stocks Must Bo Reduced to Lowest Possible Limit Before Stock TakingHere Are Price Cuts That Will Make Things Move in a Hurry. It necessitates a great sacrificing: of profits for us, but at the same time affords you the greatest money-saving: opportunities of the entire season. Every section of every department is involved. The offerings are all seasonable, fresh and de sirable. For Friday we list a great number of these offerings, but not all, by any means. Just as tempting- values are unmentioned. Come prepared to enjoy every moment you spend in our store on this occasion. Come expecting" to find extraordinary values, and youll not be disappointed. Clearance Reductions in Women's Outing Flannel Gowns QQFor Women's $1.50 and $1.75 Outing- Flannel a70C Gowns All Styles and Sizes in Plain White and in Neat Colored Stripes or Patterns. AQFor Children's Outing- Flannel Gowns in -i,7C Values to 75c Desirable Styles and Colors in All Sizes Well-Made Garments. Infants' 3-Piece Sets at SI. 98 Children's Wool Sweaters at $1.19 Ileavy all-wool Sweaters in fancy weaves, shown in belted styles, with two pockets. All colors and sixes from 1 to 5 years. Regu lar $2 lines. Clear- 4JJ Q ance Price pm 1 7 Regular $2.50 Grade Attractive, warm and durable three-piece Sets of fine zephyr yarns. All sizes, in white and red. Regular' $2.50 fljl QO lines. Clearance Price P l-0 All styles, colors in Knit Cap for women, children, TaL to 75c at 48J Slightly soiled and broken lines of Knit Caps, vaL to 50c, to close 10 P0.i70 $5.00 Qualities Extra! Soecial for Friday! Blankets and Auto Robes Your Choice at In the Bedding Section, Main Floor A gTeat Clearance Sale special for Friday a closing out of i splen did lot of Blankets, Comforters and Auto Robes at an unusual price reduction. Included are Plaid Wool Auto Robes in desirable color ings and qualities regularly sold 'at $4.50 and $5.00. Jacquard Comfortables of the finest quality and in double bed size. Heavy Gray Wool Blankets formerly sold at $5 a pair and fine Wool Com forts never before sold for less than $5. Broken lines ttJjO QC of our regular stock priced for rapid clearance. Friday pJm-JJ For Choice A Great Coat Sale day A Clearance of Broken Lines of Sizes, Attractive Styles in Fashionable Materials in Gray, Navy and Brown, Both Belted and Plain-Back Models, in Values to $15.00 to Close Fri- rl.iv at ... The value is where it counts for the most namely, in good materials, fine tailoring, fashionable lines and scrupulous attention to details. The styles are distinctive, Bmart ana me range "in.""" " t broad that no woman need go away unsatisfied. Included are both belted and plain-back styles, in gray, brown and navy. CQ QC Coats regularly sold to $15. Clearance Sale Price Friday V'"' Women's Wool Dress Skirts, Values to $10 at 1.89 At this ridiculously low price we are closing out a special jot 01 Women's Wool Dress Skirts. Included are various styles in serges, ...im. trahn-vlmaa snrl other materials. Onlv one or two of a size or stYle. in navy or black. Regular values to $10.00. Clearance Price, While They Last .:.$1.89 Extra! Special for Friday! A Clearance, of Remn'ts of Wash Goods Hundreds 1 Remnant of Pieces at 2 Prices Come Early for First Choice A tremendous assortment to dispose of before stock-taking, and here is the sale that will cause rapid clearance. Included are all lengths, widths and weaves, in plain colors, white and desirable patterns. Cotton Suitings, Madras Shirtings, Silk-Mixed Dress Goods, Ginghams, Lawns, Batistes, Percales, Voiles, Crepes, Pop lins, Flannelettes, etc., etc. Wash Goods suitable for most any f On sale Bargain f riday at oaf THE MARKED REMNANT PRICES purpose. Clearance Sale Reductions in The Shoe Section Thoroughly Reliable Makes in Seasonable Styles for Both Women and Children Boys' Shoes S1.67 Women's Shoes S2.97 Reg. $3.50 and $4 Grades Several leading makes to select from in patent colt, vici kid and gunmetaC in button styles, also vici kid, cloth-top shoes, Gipsy pattern and with kidney , heel. Regular $3.50 and $4 tPJ Q7 ajaatas-r e Regular $3.00 Grade Good, durable Shoes, made of the best gunmetal leather uppers, double leather soles and well stitched throughout. All sizes in blucher lace" styles. Regular $3 grade. Clearance f1 C7 Sale Price vJ I grades. Clearance Children's $2J25 Shoes, in sizes SY2 to 11, now S1.37 Children's $1.60 Shoes, in sizes 5 to 8, Clearance 97 r. - bxtraz fcpeciai tor Friday J Stamped Pillow Cases at 19o Pr. Regular 50c Grade A great sale ir. the Art Goods Section. 150 dozen pairs of Stamped Pillow Cases of good quality muslin. They come ready made and finished in the neat hem. Many designs to se lect from. The kind regularly sold at 50c a pair. Priced 1 Q Bargain Friday at 'C Stamped Scarfs and Pillow Tops 27c Regular 50c Lines About half price for these fine Stamped Scarfs and Pillow Tops. Made of tan linen crash and finished with knotted fringe ends. Several different designs to select from. 50c lines O "7 on Sale Friday at .aw I C rrr. T7L TT". .. Extra! Special lor Jtndayl Women's Fleeced Und'rwear at 33c One of the many underpriced offerings in our Knit Under wear Section. A special sale-of women's fine fleeced, heavy cot ton Vests and Pants in season able styles and all sizes. Gar ments regularly sold atOOp 50c. Clearance Price. . . JV Extra! Special for Friday! Women's Fleeced Stockings at 19c Regular 25c Grade A special underpricing of wom en's fast black, fleeced Cotton Stockings with rib top, all sizes. Warm, durable Stockings, sold everywhere &t 25c a pair and splendid values at that price. On sale Bargain Friday 1Q AlV Mt only. - Lxtral special ior jxiaayi Paper at 25c Best 50c Grade An after-Xmas Clearance of Boxed Paper at half price. About 100 boxes in the lot, each containing two quires of paper with envelopes to match. They .. - U.iro onnar' hnves with aia - colored picture covers. The kind reerularly sola at owe Clearance Price Friday 1 1 LiC V1U 25c I Hot Water Bot tles and Syringes at 59c Regular $1 Grade About 200 guaranteed red rub ber Hot Water Bottles and Syringes to close out at about half price. They come in sizes one and two and are the kind regularly sold at $1. CO.-, Clearance Price Friday -'' Clearance Reductions Men's Section Boys' 75c Ruffneck Gray and Red Sweaters, Clearance, 49f Men's $1.50 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers, Clearance, $1.33 Men's $1.75 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers, Clearance, $1.49 Men's $1.25 Coat-Style Shirts, With Attached Cuffs, now 890