Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 07, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 7IORMNG OHEdoXIAX, FRIDAY, JAXT7ARY 191. WILSON GALLED OH PRESIDENTS PERSONAL EMISSARY TO WAR ZONE, FROM SNAP HYPHEN FOLK TOLD TO GET OFF EARTH SHOT TAKEN ON STEAMER ON SAILING DAY.. All Slail Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled at Clearance Sale Prices Express and Parcels Post Packages on $5.00 Purchases Out-of-Town Folks Should Not Fail to Profit by This Great Saving: Opportunity. FOB MEXICAN DATA Store Opens Daily at 8:30 A. M. On Saturdays 9:00 A. M. Pacific Phone Marshall 5080 Store Closes Daily at 5:30 P.M. On Saturdays 6:00 P.BL Rome Phone A 2112 Senators Demand Information Federal Judge Extends Invita tion to Citizens Not for America Above All. ' and Criticise Recognition i. of Carranza Regime. The Most in Value The Best in Quality ACTION IS UNANIMOUS ALIEN BIRTH HELD ILL LUCK 9 i f i . y fnririMUM af oawtiaalkei af ra A bM Joe Await Ise-ve-lop. araeala "eaator W llliasne Da fr4 hmm l Maallkm. WAJMrN'OTV J a a. C-Mtii-i f Jr-iie- It' ! i :e4er tor enetker eiaa af faraige retailor. IS rf r ii ti sr'..4 ik eetiee witaeai erpaaitiea f a ri fitta e'tere hm elt eaiaag rrxll-al Wllaoa fr el available laflriulM 10 reregal. I ef le Carres,' ga.ren.a ky ISO t"lt4 nacnn la I Le seeke la fee ef ralulia). leeiatiag taal n fee. Meet 1.uH lo'orm fnirn f ! eaareraiaa t eltaailaaj eafar iMaiiMim af a Aaabeaea-iar la Me t we ceafiraeeeL teaa ef C lctlMi. aeier rti U'4 e'rew aa la freel el.ei a failure la lak raagraea lata k. efl4ea- ! eaoaiateriag raaa? at'ew af a faraierw gev.raaaaet. t kaa aaver ! a lima ?ar.- Me .-lr4. -waea aar r.M-l a elara.t la laser In Ceagr af is I a.t.4 tuna aa II kaa aa l4'-4 l aret escueeet af lk ttkii K.ise." ja.eate Le4g aa4 Ikal Ik reaela tia ! ea ai4. ? am k 1 saiga. "T ear Amlsa wa lor.-e e.et. "teg fa Miwa Ci'r waara rerraasa ree aal Mia. aa aa tit fellew Ika flttltag n f ina lint eai.f waerever It geae? Ra-ai:r eel ais la Kaaerex eyewear, aar Uafrnait kaa etaecal a elaa af ling lAreugk for ti anaia af aa'aaaal aalur. l Ikiak II t'akaalr eeiresJe. kew. . IBal a 4a a reegl4 Aa kaaear la Xt-a la lee atar Ika Jiaaartreee ka renJa aatU erera4 Kara aaa) tragmaat af erererir thai ara Jaft. kut 1 tink we ale! ka) li faeei officially kr IK rraataat la-gar-ling l-i a gveraaal la wkarfc ka la 'a a Baalae." T!ta naai af aalf iaritl." aie) P.nalar W,a.ana. f X taaiaalppL ta liaaparaklit raaa-ta4 HN l Itfkl af ifaUaoMraaaaL alaaacaa af fair caaao ka aaiii4 kf aar aaaoaat af iMm4K laiarfaraaea. aa4 If ya I'r ta 4a It k? anaatattaa. yg II fail Tan caaaat Btak a Mslaa aitaa .- kr aar aaaaual af latarfaraaxa.' MatHMM Itaakaraa o a at, - fraaiar WIDianaa at:T.r4 aliaatlaa faa Maik-a a Ika raarx af Ika at kata kr cnaiaaaalla; at laastk aa qaa Haa artataar fram ika war. a aald aa rakara aa iprt af anaaitiaa aii.J atrirw- Ik l'ait4 flat I ha a aar aifer ri--(aaa yawrr -aaaatar karak aal4 la kaa aacl Ua kllaaUaipal kaaalar Ikaackl Ikal aftar tka a ax 'aema Karapaaa (or ramaal e14 attack tka l'ail4 Mal at af kra aairtt af foaqoaat- "1 aa a an I ft pa 1 1 a; a attack la tka kr klaaa." kaaalar Wllltaaaa ra 'I aa aatfctvalia' ktai7 rL a4 I aa a(lclairc Ika ft Ikal tka A mmrwm aaapla aar n aal raauaat ta ka kalliaO."" r K0 -T lOloULK. M. Hot ir. VILSON AIDE LANDS Cclonel E. M. House Meets Ambassador to England. STUDY OF WAR IS OBJECT laaiMta (aa akaara.aa rwaalrml. Ita lar lkr raul4 ka klaalr rralril'a 1'rraomal flrprrantatlTa I "LooMac Over' SllaaUoa la Carope aad Will Go lo Parts m4 Poaajblr Drrlla. LO.VtoX Jan, . r.m aarmltl4 lo Ua4 lmm4iallr aa artlaai at ai aaeulk. raloaal II X. Iloaaa, aaraoaal rpri.um ef Irl4ant WUaan. raack4 Laeooa lotar and aa ta vaaat at kraakfaat of W altar Jlloa faa. Aaiartraa Ambaaaadur. laion.i iioua. ih . aalr all. a raaacatrar abar4 lb ataamar Ilotl.r- 4a an. t'aton.l lloua rfua4 lo aar mora about hi. mta.loa lhaa lo rail. rata hi aoaoua:BBI thai ka waa looklcar aar Ui. arar .it'-tatioa la Curopa Ha will pn4 ta waaka Ira London. 4'kaninaT Ikaara for Pant, wb.ra b will rmala for a f.ar alar. Oa hi r.lara fc.ra ka mar to Barlln. bat tki part ef hi Itinerary baa hot t arrnl dirUlonal rarainaaclara la fuh an; albvrwiaa ail fttm adaniaka of th arpn.a landing rout b ngllifl.d. Uui lb divisional rommand.r b.lllrd lb ma. It. a unabl ta me. a. Ilar raawa af I'allar. Thaa pl.aa for drlr." mi Can rl llamlllon. aar prrfctlr wall found. d. Hut It apial lo bava bn rlaoba4 that tha ' hlf-dfatd Turk In -front at US wr equally tx- hauaiad and dloraniiad "ba Ibla aa It mar. tha objection or.rbora lb corp lommaadar'a ra- lulloa, Tba djvlatoriaj 0.nrl wr la(ona4 tbal. la lar of lb load- quat artltl.rr purpart, tnral btop lord did not arl.h thrm to mak frontal alla'-k en Intr.nrhad poaltlon. but daalr4 la Ion any trrnrh artllrh mat with. Within tha term of thi Inairurtlon aa th root of our fatlura to make w of th prlcclaak darllcbt hour of Aufuit . unral Hamilton plaln that ar- tltlrr could not b di.vmbarkad ba fare oa aprount of tha naaltr ef diaambarkina- mulaa for carrying the watar auppiy. Wacrlbma the oparatioria on Autuit 1. C.aral Hamilton' oplaln. arby not all IS rarv r arallabl. At tlnMa. be ar. l thoacht et throwina mr rrra Into tbla tuh bora cntral battla. aher probably Ib.y would hare turned the icala. But acb tlma wat.r troubia made ma rv up lb Id. a, all rank at Ansae bclos ralucl to a plat a day." la the middle ot Auuat. General llamlttun eatlmatr, ih Turk bad i; NINE ARE STILL MISSING niiio lllr Itrarrlird for Victim of Mramboal IlaatPr. U.0 rifle to the Br it I ah ll.koe. Tha Turk bad pl.aty ef ammualtlcn and raaar. hll th Brlti.n dillon rra 4J.e ealoar their normal Rrnuark Are Made to Grand Jury Callrd to Invratiffate Munition riant Eiplolon Charirrd -to German Airrnta. .VEW TORK. Jan. . An lnrltatlon to 1rpbnated cltlian who put the aterc.t of their native country be fore thoe of America lo "ket off the fare of the earth" waa Issued here today by United State Judge Clayton. of Alabama. Judge Claytoa'a remark were made In addrln: th (rang Jury that waa empaneled to resume h Investigation Into th activity of (Jarman ent In this country. Ton jTentlemen." h said, "are m- terlns; on your dutlr aa American cltlien. If any of yoi bav had th misfortune to be born la a forelrn country. I ho pa that you can truth fully aay that you lova America more than lha land of your birth. I have no irmpatby with any naturalited cit iaen who la given to carping criticism of this Government, or who cannot aay hat h rove America first, last and forever. "If any rltiiaa ha come here from nother country to evade military ervlce let him not criticise our Instltu- lone here If he desire to do an let him get off tha fr of th earth or go back mad fight for the country from "We den l care what foreigner or foreign nation think of our method of government. Ho far they bav proved pre-eminently, successful. At r...nt w are doing our bat lo carry out lha precapl ef the great father of ur country. George Washington, by ping our mind strictly xn our own business and avoiding entangllns- allien--., with vr by meddling Itualfslr of Kuropaan nation. " i Tba grand Jurora wilt continue th Inquiry Into airlke In munition plant and explosion In fsclorle and ship yard which have resulted already in tha Indictment of Representative Bu- hanan, of Illinois, and arvrn other. IE BRINGS $175,000 X HEX or 8T. LOUS 8AID TO BE VICTIMS OK aWlSDLERS. arty Take ta Save Yerk ta Leer ta Get Rich Qalek by t keatlag at Fare, gay Detective. ST. LOUIS. Jan. . Assertion that g cltlsana of 8U Loul were ewlndled br a fake gambling syndicate and thati waa made today by a New York detec- ve who had been working here In connection with th case. Three man said to be connected with strength. General Hamilton wanted I tho allecad fraudulent acheme were ar . fresh rifle, lie sent a long I rested In New York yesterday and one rtRM:t:"lRO. V. Vi. Jan. . A vtellaat aaare wa mad tooy la th. i q tarr ak4t, l.f.rrlng t vapaoted ' vt.-initv of ika point where tba at.m.r lrpaalng af sasrswd aaarvb.at kip aaa aattaa aad kr tka ally af that aati.a aft.r tka eu.suaa. iaelv4 aa- ai-.n:y bad kaaa sattiad by diplo- Tt are la tka k.td ef diptaaMcy aw. a4 tka l-raaid.at of Ike t'altad itte kaa wu.ly att.met.4 lo k tk.n wit&i tka (.14 af d.pleaaacy.' ka a-t.i-4. 'I a as aarry. for aaa, that 'iwa kaa to aa..! rirkt aaw. thiaa la siaAt.ia.l af aar d'pto raaCne aSatra would kava baaa anora fcswlia4 kr a snaa laag vtaianad and " a vtaiaaaal aaa) tar aiiaaaaV Ifta kaa all urM e isaa. Tker are apt to auwaatat wk.a ar anada a aaaia ef kattle- dnea a4 hitt)ara k ea tke 6.c ef what piar. tea urn - 1 VETERAN PUBLISHER DIES Oaaalra U. KavaP t:aplra l.djeal) la r York Offta-a. yr.W yrr.K. Ja f Ck.rU w. KaarK traawir.r ef tha N.ar Tark T "a .ad faeaa.eta dtar a4 Pa k I .h f tha Pi. Iai. Rta-. died mn tdae la tea affx-e ef tba Vi k.ae . d.atk wae daa la keert . t. wae ee yr ai.J aad waa wa af tva aranisai-a and lawrpora-t--r. I fe A-itd re.aa aa-t tka .pape rii.r AwMriaoo He waa a aaamkr al I kaad af 4lr la. af ta A.a.tal4 ITm at Ike I kia dt Mr. kast raaaa t N.w York fram C Lsa an Jaeaary I. 1114. saevaad tea aanau.l atr.ta aa traasarar ef lb. w lark Ttne. kaaaani of te Kanaw ba Par ket ton Mat .track a pier aad sank In tb Ohia luv.r alaa mil. balew bar last aickl. kal a far on T Ibrea bod:-s kaa. ba rvtfov.red. .Nine peraoa are kaawa to ba still missing. t seisin Hrrr. or ta packet, ear. kaw.v.r. that tkara w.ra aseqt 21 pae ;' aal a er.w af I aboard, but ea far tb eevather of rarrusra ra BHorted lotaa only ti. Of Ik is nam bar I were aaaaeeger aad H members of tke rr.w. Arraae.awat have baaa aaede ta take dtv.r la th wrek lo eiamla tke lat.rsor ef lha packet and Merck lay I . S !. a k II. patlcaa have baaa eaal la ssiai down la riv.r la k.ap a a.t- b far bojt.a. Pa. era! lav.atigtlon lata the taut of Ike er.ldcnt bga loda. cablegram asking for reinforcement nd munitions, believing that with them furnished at one ha underline at one th troon could .clear a passage for the fleet ta Constantinople. "It may be Judged bow deep wa mr disappointment." he aay a. "when 1 learned that esa.ntlal draft of rln forc.mani and munition could not be nt.'" RUSSIA IS DISTRUSTED not -M imi to crckck rr.tft Lot or ior.rr.aiDi:MrK. LINER FLEES SUBMARINE ' lai Udtpid. Zt4Mf Craar. rr:k Jv lfaTjlki Kr - fru Aiain4fta r4 l4.1tK lir in mmrml fcr J rtt(ex fcT TMfttartn. Laaaa tv. f tft Krk. r t4 feed a44 ww t h4 t f. aas4 f tk atmrtfi r4 me 4 I toi ft Si 4. ai rrM rr lpt ml In tft GENERAL TELLS FAILURE .M'i-t-4 rij ulittrr. hm m tttry of Nw XaS-Jk fridt-ftlft W h l k plf& Oft ttr rr.a rrk ( r! rC mil Mi:f fticM 4i wrr lnfUcti. aiwl of I " rm vbii-k b 4 or firtr oft4 tn crt m o'r baoltU of t'lkvottuk K.r "A I Mm tim. ttrnr forr ef r eoftCii-t o 4m4 f that It mv b rofli:tlraia4 lh rlttudtav vi four ' dfiht'ikx tor 12 r4i rprtlof- f ti kr ptrM mu4 t troop r 4ftv rla d m t hilU At t0 foot of in Ct ill tb mo rho wr 4ffrv..tt th irnjtrt of foo4 mn4 r ? rMif bt ftff rpim Oiraxil. t tot.rc'r tT follow htm t4rlk. hro lbr planff4 Lnto t"t i4t of thl rtoft of tru tf- lkk tionrmI focsht ta t."- rk ai m0 !rop4 tkvir Klfi title tttpasni ft nd) cugt aotrir by ta throtk Tt of rlj fclltr. T lr atCawka wr vd br th Turk tb 4j. Winiril H Hilton cottttn: "Mr oic ta total ruattto ef r r tht tp rroocti r . rv -. . . ' : rj k. tAT.ift i.rct ttaiM. j 1 forro h-vd rrti4 .1 oi.ir.rsk id. I . . I m t . . . i.iun af I a.w a fia y andar Ma).r-tlnral 9baw ka-l a'oa. loat ae out of a grand toLl at Id ). Bngad'er General riatdwta a . s gaaa and all kls taff tr.a aad raramaad'ng oftirara. 11. bad Ji.9peer fram tha f'erVmg effact Ivea. Tba Warwick and W orraatara be- laal literally every elngl offtcer." Tke first operatloa la tba Ansae one apraared lo kava baaa rarrled out wttb romparallia aurreas. The Pulve Kav aapeditioa uffrr.d vartoue mia faetakea. aa.ral llamlllon tar streaa on th fat that a large proportion of the trvooe w.ra a.w m.a. "va tha rnaraing of tha Ith." save tb rvprt. "vieaeral btorfucd urged his Ta ria ml Ika lieaas. c. 4. .'- l..ttv. Hit mm C', (v.MM' a iif-. ". a eiit Pvsaa tend ka a ta II tiara. raeaa. c.a f HO oimhivt f. i-a .1 a na . - a mm . r 'a k.'ie I --a. 9 waa eev.etia r- aa a a. Two Balkaa X eat rale Kept Oat af War la Casgaaa TVawgb Iraaa. ibiea Ara Aaa aa-rreaeb. rLTHOCRAn. Jso. (.Special Ca klar The real cause f the hesitation ef Greece and Uoumanla o enter the wer oa tba id of tba. allies begin la be understood br Iheagntful Jtue eiana. tveryon know how grateful Ron mania end (irar have always been toward ilBftand and France. At the beginning of the war advanced think, ara la Uoumanla were aartng that It w aa a propitious moment for Itoumanla to side er-nly with the allies. I'nbap p4!r during th Russian occupation of Galiria lha ultra cooervattv patriot of tba llaaaiaa pre., and th Duma aol.lly proclaim lloesta right not only lo lha Au.triaa province of Bu- kowlna and Traner I'anla. with their ftoaanaalaa population, but also to Con .taatmople llh the Boephoru and tb ia rdan.lt. a. If lb.ee claim, are relled. ear th Roumanian patriot, on day Uoumanla will become a vassal stale ot Kuaaia. The a-Ti uneaeinee I expresaad by many Greek. Kor tha. reason th Roumanian aad Ureek. tbouak In ytnpihr with France end Knatand, are disinclined lo lak their side la th truffle. waa arretted In KL Loul. According to th evidence eecured by th police, the victim were led to be lieve that by cheating at faro they could make a fortune. The victim were taken' to New York, where they were' conducted to an establishment aid to be run by an old man who had gambling house In New York. Chicago, Man Kranciaco and Havana. Th dealer waa tb on of th owner, the victim were told, and he waa willing to de fraud hi father becauee the old man bad dlainherited tha eon. Only one alleged bu Loul victim I known to tha police, who are looking for tha other five. Henry Gallant, i pawnbroker, the police ssy. ba ad' rallied tha In of 170. 000. BULGARIAN ARMY HUNGERS Contltlloa I La rara table, Say pi. patch lo Pari. rARt.4. Jan. t Th Rulaarian a rm y la la a lamentable condition from lack of suppli. according to Information elvaa br deaerler who have arrived from Oievgeii. ear a lva dispatch from balonikl filed ea Wednesday. It adds: The commissary aervlr of th army ia totally iaadaquate. Iowa lo Trat Liquor Law. PF.H WOrSES. I Jan. 11 An In junction suit waa filed today aerate tha American Fliprasa Company to teat the riebt of the s.prs corupanr to transport liquor Into th state. Judge At era. la Iietrl.t Court, set the hear ing for January II. Tba action waa brought br antl-ealoon league force a Krunoc Make Loan to Crecrf. TARia. Jan. . Aa Athena dispatch to lha Hayae Agncr say tba ynnctt govsrnmant haa Informed tha Greea government It haa placed ll.tv Ov fraaca at tba disposal of ireaca. Thl una ia aa advam e of a loa of Iv.aee.- eee aow Irclng negotiated. EVERYBODY NEEDS PURE, RICH BLOOD Pure blood enable the atomach. liver and ether digeallv organ to do their work properly. Without It they are lugglsat thr la loss ef appetite, some time falatnesa. a deranged atata of the laleatlaea. and. In gnrat, all tb ymptoma of dyspepsia. Pure blood la required by every organ of Ik body for th proper per formance of Its function. Hood' Saxaaparill makaa pure blood. and tbla 1 wby It I ao ucceaaful la tba treatment of so many diaeasaa and ailment. It acts directly on th blood. rlddlag It ' ef acrofulou and other humor. It la a peculiar combination ef blood - puMf ring. nerve - t,onlng. trengib-glviog ubaiancca. 0M11SKIN prai mamcoRA Th Soap to dranae and purifr, the Ointment to goothe gad heal thoae coo chuonB which affect the purity and beauty of tha akin, araJp god hair. Samples Free by Mall Caewa na aad Oliilaiiel era eaej ybere. laam aaw ml mmuma fia. wnk a-e bad, gittliaaa aesvord CiuKura, IMaa Ivi, Beat, Double Saving's "Will Accrue to Those Who Come Here Friday! Two Great Sales in One Our 791st 'Bargain Friday Our 25th No ParticuIar "class" of rv, c i merchandise is repre- Uearance oale sented in our weekly list of specials. There's something, perhaps, for a woman, a girl, a man or boy or even a dear little baby, too. And, again, our popular Do mestic Section never fails to furnish its important list of underpriced offerings for Bargain Friday's sale. Read the items listed here and come expecting to find many others equally as attractive not mentioned for lack of space. ' t ' l IJIM'M) 'I rrasaraaasl a Our 791st Wv Our 25th Bargain Friday Clearance Sale Just Think of It! , At This Ridiculously Low Price You Can Purchase a Fine Tailored Suit For. Choice It is a final clearance from our regular stock of fifty or more Suits of fine wool materials in hairline stripes and neat mix tures the season's most popular models in broken sizes Suits selling regularly up to $25.00, all to go at once price, Bargain Friday, while they last, at -Fortunate, indeed, will be the woman who can arrange to attend this extraordinary sale and secure one ox these fashionable Tailored Suits, lor the materials used are worth more than the figure at which these fine garments are to be closed out. All are this season's styles, and. you have choice from many popular models in hairline stripes and neat m ixtures, as well as those that are fur trimmed. Most all sizes in the assortment. You can well afford to round out the season with a new suit QO when you can select from those formerly sold up to $25.00. bargain Friday for only..,...P"'J QO FOR CHILDREN'S WOOL DRESSES SELLING REGULARLY UP TO $3.98 You can't 0 afford to spend time in making' dresses for children from 6 to 14 years when you can mir- chase these fine garments at this great price reduction. They come in wool serges, in black and white and Shepherd checks, in values tip to $3.98, and Friday they go on sale at $1.98 31 EXTRA! Special for Friday! In the Bedding Section Gray Sheet Blankets 59c Regular 75c Grade A special lot of fine Gray Sheet Blankets to close out at a bargain price. They come in good size, 72x80 inches, and are of a quality regularly sold at 75c each. Just the thing to use in place of sheets. While they CO last, Bargain Friday, at VaC EXTRA! Special for Friday! Women's Heavy Fleeced , Vests and Pants 29c Gar. Regular 50c Grade A clearance sale special offering of a well known and reliable make of Women's Heavy Fleeced Cotton Vests and Pants. They come in a fine rib and in white only. Well-fitting garments of seasonable weight, regu-OQ larly sold at 50c. Bargain Friday atawiC EXTRA! Special for Friday! A Timely Sale Wool Batts at $1.69 Ea. Regular $2.25 Grade A limited number of fine Wool Batts to close out at this great price reduction. They come in one piece, full size, for double beds, and are the kind regularly sold at $2.25. Priced for Bargain Friday at. . :.$i69 EXTRA! Special for Friday! Women's Wool Mixed Vests and Pants 63c Gar. Regular $1.00 Grade At this great price reduction we place on sale a fine line of Women's Heavy Wool-Mixed Vests and Pants in correct Winter weight and styles. Host tall sizes in cream and gray col ors. A quality and make regularly sold C9 at $1 a garment. Friday only at UuU EXTRA! Special for Friday! Sale of 20 Dozen Bath Towels at 25c Ea. 40c and 50c Grades A closing out at a great price reduction about 20 dozen fine colored-bordered Bath Towels. They come in good size and quality and are the kind regularly sold at 40c and 50c each. A great bargain while they last. Of Bargain Friday at aaJC Wash Goods Remnants The Marked Regularly Low Selling Figures One-Half Over 2000 in the Lot in Lengths From V3 2 to 10 Yards at J g A tremendous assortment, including all lengths from 2 to 10 yards, all widths and weaves and both plain colors and neat patterns without number. Wash Goods of standard qualities, suitable for most every purpose, to close out at ONE-HALF THE MARKED REGULAR REMNANT PRICES. Friday The Last Day of the Season's Greatest Sale of Beautiful High-Grade Silks If You Have Not Already Profited by This Great Sale, by All Means Don't Fail to Be Here Friday! It Is the Season's Greatest Sale Our necessity to reduce a great overstock is your opportunity to save! Included are several hundred yards of strictly high-grade Silks for wrists, dresses, coats, underskirts and trimmings a showing of weights, weaves, patterns and colorings of unsurpassed beauty and at a price never equaled for lowness. Choice from 1 Black Satin Sublines in 40-inch width, also Messalines 2 Black Pea a de Soie, Taffetas. Paillette de Soie and Satin Duchess, in 36-inch width, also Colored Moires 3 Printed Fleur de Jauesse, Plain Colored Crepe Taffetas and Printed Crepe Meteor, in 40-inch width 4 Colored Jacquard Messalines in neat figures and Illuminated Striped Failles in rich designs and 36-inch width .- Remember the advantages of first selection and attend this sale early. You Have Choice at From Qualities Regularly Selling From $1.25 Up to $20 a Yard Middy & Bungalow Aprons Smart House Dresses Would Be the Correct Name for These Popular Coverall Aprons. Included Are Middy Styles With Lace Front and Collar, and Others That Fasten at Side, Back or Shoulder 50c and 75c Values, Friday at An extensive showing in plain colors, checks, stripes and neat figures. Dozens and dozens of well made Aprons priced for rapid clearance at a third to a half below real worth. You have choice from the popular Bungalow Aprons in models that button on the shoulder, that fasten at back or side, middy and belted effects, coverall and many others; in fact, every taste and desire may be suited. AH are well made, neatly finished Aprons of fine quality 'percales or ginghams, with neat trimmings, pockets and good pearl buttons. All sizes. Aprons made to sell regularly at 50c, 65c to 75c, on saleO"T Bargain Friday at