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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1915)
tttt! srvnAT onrnoviAX. portlaivd. decejibek 5. 1915. - m " " GOHBRESS TO BEGIN SESSION TOMORROW 'Predominating Issue of De fense Complicated by J I Revenue Problems. PARTY. LINES ARE DRAWN fViwuriU Ita Only 2 1 Majority la Itou r.rpablloaus Will t In J-aor to Krator? Protro- lite Tariff TUtr. WASHINGTON. t National de- -. and ta tnr of providing tnonay t. carry ou' th Admlnistra loi plans admittedly ara the chief follm hlb the (tth CorcrtM will fae whan u assemble at noa Mob Ur. Imo-r f- leader ho bad hoped t maae mthfary prpf-ln a non partisan qtetin are not confident of . suri.-, rotwth.taad!r.sT the wWe . rr.J llirwTwnl tlx- iTesllrnt W.m'i programme by prominent wmt-ri arvl organisation affiliated wit." minority rartia. Th chief stumMine? bio- fe It t rnetho-j of rei tier the nitnoui tcui ablch will I) -.tL Certain Rpuh'l-a- leader kav In ! -! 1 they ar ready to make po tt.al capital of In twtnorratic dilemma sfcou.al the party la powtr find Itself c-mpil. t r,ert to a borxl or any of th tariff rna'ire i;rtrto ron imtl of then. With la.lr of both partie looklnsr toarJ tie National campaign nt Kail, tb ,..t a prvcuues la b of unusual la t.r.-t. ! Dlmoi lte. President ':! will eutllne tka :nt B't of th ountry In a per oeJ'r de.tTrl addr to Congress Tuaedar. after which commlllm wlU ' oraaUt and actual legislative grlruiln initiated. Toe fra-ideat's f.r-t communication probably will coo'-ra chiefly th needs of tb Arm aad Navy. giving especial ifURtiot ta raveetieae in4 rasponai ki.iti.a trr3-r!nf out of ttt turopaan r. aai what mar ba doe to floan. a a plaa of prepared ta assure ceo tinMiag a.r-.tT of the .Vat loo Tea Cnsres I still Pm-erali- bat Bat o-ar hetmlnsly a . It baa ba prevtoua cfesioo whn iTa.Uaot Wi.o ad 4 r ease 1 It. la tba . bnat ta party baa a alicbtty la - cf4. majority, but politlcai fortuaaa baa r-Ju.l tha I'mait BBolU!y forca la tb Ito'jK that rama la on ta -roo. jatlc UnJ. l.l. that rt-l Mr. ila, a tbat tiaar lb party III Utt on y a majuritr oar all of Slj vocaa. TbU U rcaria.J aa a Barrow marc'.!, la a boiy compoaad of ii amcr. ra'iairlna a party daflactloa a oo y 11 aetaa to dofaat a tnaaaura, 1'aw.llUr ITrnF-t Jtcalav Tia caw !-.. i officLiity ctaaal rl. will coiMit rt s: I mo. rata. It? I;publlraaa. bit lTo-rral-'-. ona la aapaadaaL ona AxUlul. Thr I ona a.acy. la tfta ;"'nto th-ra ara Nri K f!l an.l 4 f.' pub-lcan. Ra p'.b lcaa rank la tba tla&aa baa baaa aw-iv.i by in ratura of many familiar ' political f.ur wbo wra Isadora la " t!t lone P--rtxJ of Kapubllcaa -u- r r-miry. Annul tbr-i ara: K- Ppaaaar Canaoa aa4 Vt:tlani It (c . KlttUy. ax-cfeairmaa of tha KpubHraa lc:ltla coremtttoa. bo(n of Illlaola: o Ni. hoU t-oncwortn. of Ohl aon-ln- taw of Co.uB-l K.iaait: W lliiara A. Kodaabar. of I'I'noi: fTftanajrr J. H i, fur yaara a Rapubll-ao pewar on tka way aid noi roramittaa. and J oh a v. Tl'-oo, b.b of Coaaocticat: Caorja 11 I'oaa. cf Itlioolj. aa-caair-im of taa ea-al romroittra; Cyrua A. Kuitoway. of Nw KacnpaMra. a X -chair-naa af ta pntoa tommliu. ramoto- brad aa tawrrtaa aboao tba ba.l of all othr to-Totar": i'xr(t V. Loud. of Ui'-Mcaa: aajamta K. Forht aa4 tatc f. Lafaaa. of t'aaaylaraa, aad Ban- e'har. I Nw Laiuo-rrit- la tba Jnata ara I'Moraaat, ft Alabama: I'balan. of ' rarsfocnla: a-kha-n. cf Kantucky: Hrauaaard. of LouUlana: Jobnaort. of bouta Iwkol. and llo-tinar. of Wla con. to. a tba 1-apubUraa ida tha aator ara Cur'ia. of Kaaaaa. , formarty m roamhar: a l-worvIi of . Nw Tork. and Hardint. of PM Raaaaaw rrablata laralaadU Tn r-:tta rrp-irtaru-a on tha Ad TRinlatration'a l.u.atna proaramma. ! Army ar.-l Nay inrr-uaa It lb fiaa-yaar plaa for p-rfactlnc tha Na ttoaal dafaaaaa coraa firat. Alllxd with tkaa La tba ra-anua problam. vkkk le hti coaaMarattoa af m-uty aablacta. ' tta-aoactmaat of tba war ta. wblc oapiraa by Mmitation, Incraaonc tba Ivo-m tax. amaa-liac tba tariff ta ra taa tba duty oa auarar. b-a- laaaaa, aoeua aort of tas aa Ineoma front tba aaaaafart'ir of munition of war. aad aa labarteanea ta. .) Iavla aariooa prabl'tna. aaS bro la craat dtaara.ly of oplnia aa . vbat abataJ l b a.ta l;apubli-'aa lal-r. wn ara ampactad . to favor saaaraily a tarra Army and Naay 10 r-a-. wl ilt ta raatora pro ' tactlaa tariff rata, a fui proloncad dia cuaaiaa a 3.1 ionn poiitural a"barn lad ara apa.:t.l wbaq oar tba tariff I opanaat .oma t -morrtu think tba duty oa wol aould ba r-turd- Ta Inbarttarwa taa baa maay a I 99tw9t an 1 thara ara aoma whAWou'd amaal tba war tAS matarta-iy by aaaaoiSaT all :i'.-ot baiir. otkara wl. ll( tka afl'b-a to lavs gajoiiria anj automobilaa. t-aaa-waala tNat-laal a-a taf ai. Atraa.ly r-mormtt nppoaitioa t. lha ryaat'.aat'a Army and Navy prosraa-ma ba ara-aiopa't. an.l tha -Wart ca of ilJr 'r Ua!r Kltrbtn. wka will lar. ral Mr. B l.rwoo.1 band of tba anatority taf'r ta tha H --. ba baan w:aiy baraM"! rs.r M-vy. of lla raitltary coa-tnltt-a. wi! taat tba f cat for tha Are-y bill; Rapraa-nla-! r.ftt will 'ila tba daitial' af e.t: oerr-f-T atioc.-- ant tbay will ba aidad by F.atraantativa barl-y. rhairanaa of fha f rtif icatloaa cocamit taa. ritta-aral t. of approprtattoaa. anJ ypaakar Clara .hlm.ai(. who la taad faat:y aa aj-orata of "raaaeaab: p ra-tra.jp-a nsortaat ma aura ka wttl tff-4 opoa C&nFtwm lo-lila: Utwt to aatal tba Ainarkt ajar- hart martna; rural rradlt Improao ' maci tsroujn aatabl ahmaat of farm loan bank nf'O wtkk a J'lnt com mittaa baa worhintr for tnaay a-r.tita: Itii.lpriaa i-lt-fo-r-nwnl aed a tiroata la iapafdana; raalaloa af tha trut law a pravant damplBa of rbaao foraica prodsvet In AmarKan mark n.'t-r tha war aa-t to parmn . Ama-rtcan rv-nuf arturara t abt.ak cn:'li aali FC acarK-ia abroad: Na tional proh ihi'ton: prohibition for th In-trl- af Colurchia: a I'a-taral amaa-1-maat f-r woman -.'?r: a-naojman t ta tba back taw; modlOatroa of th amaa' taw: a National rhl-d-labor taw; coaaaryatloa ltlatlon to tra -j a bw Ttta-a for wtr powar MH aad mlnaral raxourraa of tka country : a law to praaida for raarata- tJoa by t"a lataratata Commarro Con n'taioa of tha launrt of rallroal -cur!'.::, ba4 coaay etbar n-aaauraa. 1 UORK IX BBILF AHEAD OF FIRST SESSION OF THE 64TII . - . a-an a a Wf CONGRESS, WHICH BUil-S luiuutiurt. L'llaUUa tba Daaaaa-raf la Majority Mill laalat aa L'lWtfif. Appra rtattani risaraa Bala- Ay yraalpaata. National d'fanaa Army approprtatloa bltU I1T0.OOO.00O: Nary ajv propriattoo bltU K40.ooo.000: fortification appropriation bill. H.000. 0'K; iacraaaa la numbar of atudanta at tha Waal J'oint Military Acad ttny and at th Naval Acadrmy. ...- . Oaaaral appropriation btila Uraaat deficiency. S1S.00MOO: BCT ru'tur :l ): diplomatic and ronaular. $4,000,000: Dlatrlct of Colurnbla. $IJ OiO.000; Indian. H0.010.000; IcclalatlTa. xarutly end Judiciary. n;.i'0.W: panalon. Ill 0.000.000: poatoffica. I31J.000.000; aadrf clall 1 110.000.000: rlr and harbor, f Ju.000.000. l'armaaot aaaual approprUUo tU3.090.OOO; (enrrat deficiency. tl.9oo.ovtf. Kblp-purchaaa bi t. Rural-cradtt bllL 1'hllipplne :f.:oyrrimant kilt Ilaiaoua Irclalatloa. Includinr continuation or aua;ar tax. Increased lacoma tax aad pa-lal Intarnal tasaa Amanimnt to Interatata com marco act llnr th redatal Cor- rnmant powar to puoUh for bomb and araon outracea. ' Amaadmant to Kedaral rrva art parrnlttlnc member bank to combine la orcanlxin foralcn branch bank. Amaadmant to Faderal trad act perramm-f bulnc Corporation to combin In fornn-llln attend. Aatl-dtimplnc lal:atloii to prevent forl-n rompaUtlos from duruplns product oa th American markets and tallloa; at pHce rulaou to American manufacturers. Maaaarea ta ( Bafor Caoarraa Tbat May B Artad Oa ta Roajaw ar Bvaato. or Bata. rrohibitlon aad woman suffrac conatltutlon! smandmanta t'onaervatloa leclalatlon. Inrtadlna plana for operation and de velopment of watr-powr sites .radium ore. phopbal rock, oil land and other mlnaral land. Alaaka lathood and p:ana for derelopment of Alaakan reaourcas. Iacraaaa of membership of th Interatata Commerce Commission from seven to nine, and aothorlty for three member (roups to de cide definitely question at baau. Prohibiting ovarcapltallsatloa of common carriers and Federal resulatlon of new security laruea. Dtandardiiatioa of (raiBS and Federal powers of InvestlitatlOB of grain tfbaacta I'raaldantial prfrno primaries. P.eorsanlxatlon of railway mall pay and adoption of th system of bu k Initead of welsht. Cnansa of tlanat rules procad ur and presentation of cloture to cut off Senat debate. River and harbor appropriation bill, providing for new projocts. Inbltc bulWIns bllL authorlxinr nw sites and bulldlnita. Kaw plaa of political aad fiscal government for tha District of Columbia. Creation of a bndset commit tea to apportion revenues to appro priation fur expenditures. Amendment to or repeal of th wmtn'i act. Creation cf a department of public health with a new Cabinet member la chare. Civil ervlea retirement pension. Restricted Immicratlon lecl.lat ion. with literacy test. Treaties wlta Colombia aad Klcararua. 'our Government arsenals for th iltddl WesL -ajra lUaawteal a Ba lattadaeaa. Bat Sat ta Ba Pa"ed r.xrept Over peaatrttl Oppaalllaa. r:rrat ravlaloa of tha fnder wood-Simroons tariff act. Kmbarco oa mualtlona shipment. Con"Tional In vt isatlon of munition plant. Coorioaal tavti-atlons at. patriotic societies and erranlxa- tlona. Concrassional lnvtltIoo of Industrial plants. Consreaalonal InvaaUsations lata Administration baxtdllnc of Mex ican situation. Kafarandum ta stats of Administration preparedness proframma L-'.llioa to abolish office of Controller of th Currency. LANE MAY GO ON BENCH IVrtUtlOR HCRLTJtlir MEVTIOSr-D ur imcai: rottr. raSTVaa May Ba Aabed ta rwraalt Ita tlresaeat af Jaatlea Laaaar aw A craw at at Ilia. OREGONIAN NT.WS BCREAL. Wash- Icrtora. Dec . Th report that faera- Urr of th Interior Uaf Is to ba ap- Dointatl to th uprem bench ha a-caia ba Mvlved and coupled with tha report that th rrldnt will ak rona-rea. by lalute. to authorlra the refcruncot of Aaoclta Joatic lrnr oa account of l.lneas. masmuca as a appointment could ba) made for several month. It may not be known for some lima whether th currant rumor Is correct, but It would occasion no sur prise if President Wl!on. soma time cartes his trm. should elevst 8er iif, l-atia ta the Supremo bench. If ha Is not to succeed Jatr La mar. In tba e'ett of tb latter retirement, he ma ba appointed at sem subsequent dste. Juatlc Lamar, accordinx to his frleoda. will not ba able to rasums his .I.m An ISa lMBeh. II has BOt Vt raacbed tha retlrin- as, however, and caa only ba retired for Illness with th conaent or Concr. Ills retirement is apactad to ba sanctioned, thus creatine a vacancy. Juatlce Lamar was ap pointed from Georgia. Joillr Me Kenna. now on tba bench, ball from California, and b-cau cf that fart thr la soen doubt whether tha Prl drnl would nam Secretary L-n to ucred Juallc ttmar. as that would ITtv California two Judges on tha Su premo bench, a situation that would be unu,uaL However. Juallc McKanna ta now 73 year old. and Is eligibl for retire ment, thoosh ha baa clvco no Intima tion, of a daelr to rettra. PIOHEEB WDftlAH IS 95 BIMTttDlT OK ".lDal . Mmi ( CLKIHltTtlD AT AV4VILLC Speaeke. reaatlag aad talertalaaaeat la Oddfellow Hall Ara Held to- Btsr Oatkarlas. ACVSVtU.U Or, Dec 4. (Special ) -tlrandma- timlth. a pioneer of ls. cvlaeratal bar itk birth -Say last Mon day la lbs Oddfellow' Hall In Anrna viUa. wbera about Hi af bar relative and friend had aaaembled with well tilled baskets ta celebrate. At 13:It ail vere seated and feasting. Th Immediate raladve present war: Wesley strait, of Turner. Or.; Charley !mub. Alva fmith. May Smith. IUIt. fniltb. Wallace froltb. BU .Mmitb. Neva fmlth. Mrs. Clara Ilowd. L.dBa Head. 'GraadauC bmith. w hose msldaa us was tiusaa T. WniM. waa born la klentacky. Movamber -. tllJ. At tba aa ot a sha moved with br pareata la Kort tVott. Mo. la HIT t named lleary tmith. from which union eisht cbltdraa ware born, three afabom ar still living. Wesley Emllb, t an Smith, af Aruooa. and Mra. Hen ry R. Kuril, of Walla Wa.ia. Wash. la ! tb f-cily cam to Oresoa by ax team, arriving in Salem De cember 31. Ther war no stores In baiam at that lima. In HIT they took np a donation land claim near where Aumsvlllo now stand and Grndma" brails ba re sided continuously ((I years) on this claim. "Grandma" memory (till I nalt good and aba related many of th In cldents relative to th hardships ot th earlv pioneers. After tha repast th hooa was called to order by John (Smith, toastmsster ot tha dsy. who called upon soma ot th pioneer for addresses. Henry W. Porter responded. Next called upon was K. K. McKlney. who royally en tertained tha assemblage. Then Mrs. Anna McKlnney recited tb poem an titled -Mother." Aa th sun was sinking low la the Western borlion ail aroao and sar.g Mod It With Y04 "Till We Meet Again." All present wished "Grand ma" many happy returns of th day as tay departed. WAR VICTIM REACHES HOME Man Who Tca pe-d Two .Submarine Attacks Visits Mother In KcImj. KKL50. Wash, !-. 4. (Special.) William Hoghes. who sailed on the Nrweglsn ship Mona from Portland last March, was forced to leave tha vessel with ths rest of tho crew In tb lifeboat when It was sunk by a Gartnsn submarine August 10. and Bin days later barely escaped from a watery grave when th White Star liner Arabic, upon which ha was re turning to America, was sunk without warning by a torpedo from a German Submarine, arrived In Kelso this weak. Ha I vlalling; with tils mother. Mrs. Sam sralln. LAUNCH FIRE BREAKS OUT namagej to Flora and Cargo at WckhI' land Ilstlmalrd at 9 730. WOOPU.VD. Wash.. te. C (Spe cial.) Tha I-foot gasoline launch. Iflora. Gorc K. ravldson. owner, loaded with merchandise sod dry goods belonging to Kaady Bros., of Portland. caught Or In om mysterious manner tbia afternoon, doing damaga to craft aad goods estimated at . i. Ths bias occurred Just aa tha boat bad put In at Cable Landing. That ther was no explosion of th gasoline la -n1aeed a'mo-t a miracle GET RID OF HUMORS AND AVOID DISEASE Humors In ths blood csus Internal derangement that affect th wbol ytm. a wtl as pimples, bolls and other eruptions. They affect all th organ and functions, membrane and tissues, and ar directly responsible for th readmes with which some people contract diseas. For forty years Hood's Karsxpsrlll baa been mora successful than any ther medicine la expelling humor and removing ttrelr Inward aad outward af fects. It is distinguished for Its thorooghneea In purifying tb blood. Which It enriches and Invigorate. No other medlcin act like it, for bo other mediem is like It. Gat Hood riareaparllia today. Insist on having Hoods. WHY "AN-URIC" IS AN INSURANCE AGAINST SUDDEN DEATH Sofferen From Backatcic, RLeramAtiim aad Kidney Trouble Bafore aa Insurant f jmpany will tab a rlek oa your life tb examining pb?eciaa will lest tho torio aad re port whether yo- ar a good risk. When your hidaay gat sluggish aad cioa. I sutler treat back- tax, tck-bed-aca. atssy prt or tb wirg, aad pala of luaUto, rbeumattaca and gout. Th aria 1 ottaa cljudv. fall b( d mcBt. chaaaala oftaa get sore saj sleep la dlaturbad two or three times a Bight. Tbhs Is the tint yon sou. 4 consult some pbysirlaa of wtd pariaaco each aa It. Itarca. of tbe 1114 Home and Surgical lastlluta, Buffaio, N. T. Sa4 hint ! centa for ami.. package of hi new discovery --Aa-arla." Write ata your symptoms aad aead a earrple of uric a for feet. Ltpertesce tsa taugbt Vt. Pierce that "Aa-uria la tbe asoet pcwrf-l aat Ic dissolving urte acid, aa hot water melts sugar, besides being absolutely harmless, and I endowed with otb-r properties, tor It preserve th kidney la a healthy condition by thoroughly cleansing them. Being o many time more acUv thaa lllhia. it clear th bee--1 valves of any sandy substance which may clog them and checks tb degeoaratloa of the blood-vessel, as wl aa regulating blood presaura "Ak-urio" la a .eguiar Insurance and IUe-avr for all big meat eater and t-oae who deposit liroe-ea'ta in thslr Jo'nta Ask th druggist for "An-urlc" put op by tr. Pierce. In io-cent p.. k sgea. a Ir. Pierce riaassnt Pallet fr th liver acd bow have bn favorably known for nearly yeara Adv. OREGON SCHOOLS LEAD RXRAL CRT D IT STbTE( PRAISED BT FEDERAL OITICIAU Dr. P. 1. Claxtee Says Waaklagtaa Plaa of Frevtdlag Farms for Track, era Is Ideal Ceadltloa. ORECO.VIANKEWS BUREAU. Wash Ington. Pec. 4v "Oregon leads all states of th Union In plvlng school credit for Industrial work den In the home. Oregon, therefore, la developing thrift and vocation to an unusual extent In the pupils of tho public schools." This assertion Is made by Dr. P. P. Claxton. chief of the United States Bu reau of Education, in an Interview given on his return to Washington af ter spending three month Investigat ing public schools on th Pacific Coast. "Th Stat of Washington leads the country In the number of homes for teachers and as a consequence is giv ing stability to the profession of pub lic school teaching. If to these homes school farms of from five to 60 acres could be added, men would be glad. In many Instances, to make teaching their business. "We must have teachers who will become Identified with the Interests ot the community. Washington and other Western states, particularly Minnesota, are solvlntr these problems by their teacher-collage systems in rural com. munjties. "California pays Its teachers better than any other state. The average sal ary of public school teachers. Including rural and urban, throughout tha coun try, la $190; California pays an average of I S&0. "Special mention should bo made of the Western farm schools. These are not strictly vocational, but .they aim to Industrialise teaching, making It not only practical, but by means of this kind of teaching preparing pupils for community life. Such school plan, ap proaches nearly Ideal rural conditions." WE PRIDE ourselves upon the point that many of our new customers are sent here by the old ones. YOU know what that means no man recommends what he does not believe in and belief in us, as well as what we sell, is amply demonstrated by our sure, steady growth. But, not only are we sure of service we are equally sure of our merchandise, featuring:, because of exceptional merit, Ctoflies $15, $20, $25 and Up With the Guarantee that ensures pure-wool fabrics, London shrunk by cold-water process, hand-tailored and silk-sewed. We-want you to see them. "Look for the Guarantee and Price Tioket on the Sleeve." PHEGLEY & CA VENDER Corner Fourth and Alder Streets. A hetl welrhlnr about TO Dourd x p'txt Inirs m howr of 1 ' prta. Buy Gifts Now Pay Next Year You are invited to investigate our system of extending 'accom modating. helpful credit. Goods Purchased Now He'ld Until Christmas If you have an account here, add your gift purchases without additional payment. Then arrange for delivery later. s si lie of Holiday Gifts at Edwards A Wonderful Furniture-Buyinp; Opportunity for Home Furmahera and Holiday Shoppers Practical Gift Hints for Wife, Husband, Son and ALL YOU NEED PAY IS $1.00 WEEKLY B 4,V fell Morris Chair The push-button kind. Solid oak In light golden finish, with either velour or brown Imitation leather cushions. Splendid holl-flT Cf) day value at U If fc. jhj J5 v Morris Chair One of the famous Koyal Chairs, reclin ing to sixteen posi tions, quarter-sawed oak frame and con cealed footrest and Saper rack. Ppien id boil-Mien day value atvuXiSU f5 Colonial Desk As pictured above rich mahogany veneer, full-length drawer, well -ar-ranged Inter lor. splendid hol-Q Cfl day value at''3U Mission Desk Quartered Oak Lady's Desk, finished in light golden wax. subs tantially built. Roomy writing sur- a!?r..r.l.c.e.d$l..95 Pedestal Wax golden oak or light or dark fumed finish. Height 31 Inches, top 12 inches square. Pretty, prac tical style. Christ mas specialty Q5 Daughter $1.98 Footstool The one pictured hei may be had in an finish. Covered witt genuine Span-CI Q0 ish leather... I -U Many other s t y lei ranging In prior from S1.00 to se.30. Child's Desk and Chair $3.50 1 Pap Genuine oak In rich go Id en finish. T o p of desk 11 x 21 inches. Top raises to get at Inside. Chair is very strongly made. A splen did value for the two pieces, which ara ret- .$4.50 Dining Tables for Little Tots These were specially made to gladden the hearts of little folks on Christmas morning. Dull golden I Cfl finish. Special price. "KALTEX" Tapestry-Covered Chairs and Rockers FOR HER GIFT Chair $16.95 Rnrlr S 1 7.95 Individuality and charm distinguish this class of furniture. Stained brown riniah with nocketa in arm. Just the thing for sewin or reading. Softly padded bkPd loose-cushion seat ot beautiful tapestry. A new assortment just arrived for holidays. A Wonderful Assortment of Overstuffed Rockers Now Here for Gift Selections $13.50 to $187.50 -..a-aae-n Tini?CTDirC f 17 M 1 M Q LEATHER TAPESTRIES DENIMS A low. broad and mass Ive Rocker. Is I a z urlously uphols stered In brown Spanish leatherette. Fpeclal "Oil-J 13 5Q day value at"r,w"" This fine Roeker shown here Is not ex pensive, yet high grade. Shown in brown Spanish leath erette, A special .?.u.dr.T?'S2 1.00 Colonial Fireside Chair or Rocker, up h o I stered in figured denim. It may be bad in rich tapestry cov e r I n g. S p e c 1 a lly priced In JOE flf) denim at.... A3iUU Entirely upholstered In durable brown Spanish leather spring back, special ly constructed, loose cushion seat. One of our beet$Qflf) holiday vala. eVrOiwU High-Back Chair or Kocker. A very plain and pleasing design. This chair may be purchased at this price in an assort ment of t a p e s t riea which Will best suit your other furnish ings. Ho 11- 1 00 KfJ day value atwu This Low Arm Chair, exactly a s pictured, covered with figured denim over high grade upholstering. Priced for C0Q OK Christmas at"'" Red Chair 49c Rocker p; sec in Hundreds of pieces In fumiahlngs for tb little folks. Th small chairs pictured here are the kind usually sold out before Christmas. Reserve yours, early. Large Rocker 79c a II II II II If ZD a m it. Music Cabinets at Cost Reduced as follows: $8.00 to $5.95; $11.00 to $7.90; $11.50 to $8.65; $14.00 to $10.95; $18.50 to $13.85; $26.00 to $19.65. A GPOP PLACE TO TRADE ru-JiJ!!! yr n a h r mj vy ' i i j u It t 1 VI 'SIBBBaBaaaBssBBSsssasaiaw JF- 0 ML it IB i-y aaasssassaass 5 kA m (