The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, December 26, 1915, Section One, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texttotal vaiua of f;hrl output POLAND IS LAUD OF l!J waa la mci of f 2'.09.o. and. In nit. la fired of its.ooo.eo. Pacific Phone TAU Mail Orders Promptly and CarefuUy Filled at Clearance Sale Prices.lHome Phone Marshall 50S0L Express and Parcel Post Packages Prepaid on $5.00 Purchases A 211.. Tka Bumbar of cajiaa of salmon packad In 113 waa 3. !().!: and la IE ll t waa 1.1.) II. Tha 1U imhIi almon ran u batter tkaa tka o-calid Women's Wool Vests mall-Tar aockayo run. Tha BTtraea number of paraooa am Store Closes Daily at 5.30 P. M. On Saturdays 6:00 P. Me and Pants, in $1 7QP ptorad la Ika flaklnc lndulry of tha Store Opens Daily at 8:30 A. M. On Saturdays 9:00 A. M. taia waa tn at ;. quality Tka tttrui numbar of caaaerlc Teutonic Allies Are Preparing Huge Army fcr Opera- tions Against Allies. operated waa 41. In Countless Villages Nothing Remains But Rows of Lonesome Chimneys. An early season underpricing of a fine line of Women's Wool Vests and Pants elastic ribbed, perfect-fitting garments in gray and in white. All sizes. Regu lar $1.00 quality. Clear- r7Qn ance Sale Price Tha amount of roonrr lovaatad la fUkarica la lhi !!. aa ahowa by tba report, waa Tka aaarasa annual ! paid to wklia labor waa ll') J. Tha trtritt annual (( paid to Ori ental labor waa i:T 17. Tka total Bomber of ffh raarht dur- The Most in Value The Best in Quality Inc tba year 1)11 la tha alala waa 1. 4i.lll and In 114 waa .M.:J. GREECE DEEPLY ANXIOUS GERMANS BUILDING ROADS CommencingMonday,December27th,OurGreat Twenty-Fifth GERMANS TRYADVENTIST Onuu Take Chrrr XUh. I'.ndtnx fimxrlloii of Amolrl nnl Hal- SrU la Jxrblaa Affair. ' QnJrta Tut on Trace Talk. Fnormouk Tak of Altcrlnj Itall ways to Gc rman Gauge Also Cn Urrtakrn Huge Vards Are nallt for Army X". Mictritio Tnor iiult sot KILL- TO HOLDIUI t llARCI.D. CRISIS DRAWS HEAR QUI RN FRONT RUIN D GRAVES ' tjTVTtojr. Pec. Si m.patrhe from la Coatlaeat pre-II. I (bat tha hotltlay at: trit be broasa eo lha P!kaa front. h Crk cb.ereer baliara lha central power ara rrprlB knee a-m tor epefattooa directed ac.ia.t lha entente. Wiethe- IM will tae t"ia firm af aa avtua! attarA ca e. oalkl. er aneeate aa ala-e lata ieeeea fr the aurpaaa af aal'r ft' rfefenaiee aoiata la a matter f hear, ipwii (t!o la Athene. Arfortliec tf ana corrpaJt tha Creel rottfamcRl aa d-f .allele de. eMe. I permit the enemlee cf lha n ata la penetrate Creek: territory te. the central tww.r ti.f.-lor',lT (irn!M that lirck territory will not l iraiat Take Male) la ia- Accentine; la dl.pal.-h. from a fT Via touro. t5a liermaae hae e.'ao tt.neJ a erovt.iaaal a;oerriraent al M.ft. ltri.lrawlo att the lmlrlo n4 Aaatrtaa trooea aal a.ic- 1'ul-r-Au.trlaa loterfereeee la Ika a J anmi.tratioa af forttan affair, tl I a li't that arot lama tloae bt been at. I aaaaonIRa tbat Ika Dnwii w'll re.oe.-t Jterbiaa aetloruallte." Tka M.3ntBrta efft.-lal communi cation etatee that Ika Aa.trtase ara en-lr.a.-hiBC aa a front Between Monte- aa! Serbia, arblck Urtttab, ok triar taka la mB paoe la lha xtiit Aaatrtaa cmmpaKa acaln.t tka K;t:e ainaataia cosgirr. pre.umebT la aaakta tka Aaatrtaa forree to ta turned t mora presets; taatt.ra va other t root. A qalt i fcaa baas put en lha l:k f a huce ltmi paaca cmp;r from 7 rKk br tha departure from that loan af IT l at-a oa Bu:or an4 fcl taff of aecretarte. of wM. h murk b been aeerd ta tka entente pre re.;eot:y. Taaklalt Artillery l:teeaa. Taa official atateraeat l.eqed today r tha TurkUS war ef.'lca at Coo atantmeo: : -Kf9 Ika rardaatle front oar artil lery l!nce4 tkraa enemy batterle and aDerate! uc:.fij:i aaalntt entreoch nnt a. fori alto dtrojriB a part f tia Btnra trrtha. ?Ria of our bttrt la tha (train ijcrfat: f bombard.! ytrdjy tka ltniin iUfi at TaUka HurBO, tha lrtit!D tha taallnc of troopa. Thar a' !-trojl to ahaJa and aaak I " lat!a ihtpa. "Tha aumkar of gin csptorad from tha anamr Bar Anafarta and Arl Jiaraa totatt4 airht kav-r aun and taa fM ptacaa Tha wtrfa Btalloa a'o fait Into oar han4. Oa Iavam r :l ara took ararythioc uful from m tare Bambr of bat whir!) baa BtrB'-!"l en tha caal and thra da- troyd tha boat. HATCHERIES REPORT If! unihtoi nrriHTurif nine XKlklT t:i.r-t r IIMU lUaaaptarr aaalaar of Han a Da- aaaaded kr laaaiatar, bat aally UI Be laaaUad lata. COLOONK. via London. Pec. IS. F:: llgA. a womaa tnlealoaarT at Coloa"na. tka head of a ama'.l aectton af ITenth-Lajr AdTenll'l. who preached tha practical arpllcalloa of tha commandmeat. " I bou ahalt not km." a Tea under war condition, la on trial here before a court-martial rkarced with trcaaoo aad with barlna Incited memhara of tba army to defy diaeipllne. Tba Blleced offenaa con flated of rommeBdatloa of tba deeer- tla of AdTentiete wko wera aoldiera ml a declaratma that Ika other Adrent.et aoldiera would bava arled cnmmendbty If they had refuaed to ftra asalaat the foe. Tka p-roaecation demanded an firm plary aaataacv. declarlnc It waa Im ooealbto to allow to duccroai a Per aoa to remain al tjrse durtna war lima. Iter defeeder Baked aa emamJna lioa ka to br aanlir. a ter of tka arcneed wenua barlnf testified that eha Buffered from retItoua paaaia. aad tbi waa irranted. It waa testified that tha acc-ued woman, with a faw follower, waa a palled frm tha AdvrBtlat Churrh. a majority of tba Adirentlete holdina; lht I hey wera J'4tlfle4 la flghtlnj a ua fecaita war. Saturday's War Moves Cltni5TMA3 DAT waa barren of Botaworthy war deTclopmenla. Tba commander of tha buca force la tba Ha rope a a field of bostlllll for tb moat part Beam to hare baa a reeling oa tbetr arms. Oca of tba tnoat Interesting of tba day' report cama throuth Athana to tba affect tkat oa Ilday German ar tillery oa Lake Doiran. about 49 mile northweat of SaloclkU waa sbclllnc tba Anclo-lreai b lino la Ore It Macedo nia, which lha allies ara contiruilc; to fortify. Tl.li Bcia-ht easily mean that tha looked-for advance by tha force cf tha central power acalnat tha allied baaa al Jsalonikl waa about to ba7la. Over oa tha other aide of tha Balkan Teutonic aircraft appear to bava been ai-tive recently, a dispatch from Cet lir.Je. Vlonlanerro. reportlne? that two aeroplanea bad drvpped bomb on tcu tarl. klllinc fla cITtliaaa and Inlurlna nearly a acora of other, while off the Albanian coast tb Montenegrin. throuirn a submarine attack, lost a ahlp loaded with livestock. Hatch la Car la, reea of Aay FrV- aa Mleaataaa Traai tilatrlkatiaa af la. 1 1 Usvsa Keearded. Ot,TMrtA. Wash.. let. :. iSpa- r lal. ho in collection which prac tically mada tha tuherte deparlmeat af tka atata ae ; f.su.tir.tri for th first time, a hetcb of aalmoa (ci of ::.i:.:iY. whl. h wa far In ece,s of aay prevtoua hienalum'a output of the ata salmon halchertee; a trout batch and distribution of t.M or about Bauble tba number beretofora batched eJuriBC aay I a o-) -ar period: a reduc t ton of the kat'kina: cost of mora thaa na-kalf diirtna; tha oBd year of bla liecumbaacy of tha office, and record laa tka trt4il output of the fish-eri-a In the fcietory of tba state, which occurred la 151J. and. of course, the arreatest number of f!.h taken, total rb 41 13) III. .111 t'tsh Commisston r L. It. Darwin ha Just aubrr.ttted bis ftrst biennial report to lioxmor Uater for tha Iwa-year pericnt ending March si. nu. la addition. Bear hatrherle wera ob tained for tha state by permitting the owner of dam which were too kick for successful fiekways to b construct ed oer then ta furnish hatcheries In ltaa of lha useless flehwaya. and the laet tgLelatura tea:lie hi and passed a law giving the Fth t'ommls stoner tha rleht ta continue thi couraa la tka future. Tha only money appro priated for hadrhery construction was fir tha Lake Crescent trout hatchery, which waa built and p!.-ed In opera tion la tka f'sll of 11 1. rrora Ike Bioney sase.l In bCi bry operation two Tieer katcherlee wera cor etrurted the Middle Fork Nooksack and the Wenat ahea wkile tha r.reen lllor eyeing sta tion. reconimenled f-ir abandonment, was placed in operation la It full capacity. Tha Mi!!amih hatvherT. which bad been abandoned, waa restored and operated to Its fullest cp.-itr. and esc wera taken In such quartitte as to force their shipment to other batch ene in order to ba cared for. Tbe two Kalama fcatcherle wera consolidated. hue effecting a great easing In opera tion and greatly Increasing their out put: while tha rapacities of both tbe 4'behaiia and mtjfi hatrherlea were Increased, which enabled the state not only to care for all tha eegs which It tooA. but to hat. h 2.'.oa eccs for the Ktate of Oregon and oyer 7. .', for tka I'm ted Mite liotirnmxiL J la addition, the department obtained two spl-nd:d Bew hatcheries for tbe state wlfho-it any coat, accepted them lieu of flshwy or high dam. I Thesa wera tha iriwha balrhery. oa the lllwha Riser, and the pkan batrh . ary. at rso. Wash. During tha first year of the blennlum tha output of tha salmon fisheries was lha klgkest In Aha state's history, reaching to tha enormoue amount of ll.:li.4 Tl :i. white. In lll. the value of our salmon fisheries was 11.144. 4. Tha report point out that these figures do not nearly represent lha aatue tin of Washington salmon fisheries, for. under the law which was In existence up until tha closing day of thla blscaium, no report waa made of a Large percentage of the salmon take, while, from our other food and shell flea tha law required bo' report of any nature, whatsoever, and. In the absence of any lawful requirement. It has baaa tmpoesihfe to eecur reliable Cal. It la cartaia. boarcr. thai lha Tarla renortad tha Christmas av operation along tha western front aa rot being Important eoouvh to record. Tha Cermaa accouot mentioned only -nlnlne .n t 1.. - M tili-k k . r ' . . . ...... " . . " . vm . BM . . M . . . mena hteier tin works Whlrh Were nnrle construction In front of their lines, pre sumably by tha British. Tha British report under Krlday'a data spoke only of artillery activity, notably In tha VI- ciatty vi ipivs. ta tb Dardanelles tha Turkish gun bava been busy and. according to Con stantinople, bava dona considerable ax ecution recently against tha allies' trenches, preventing the landing of troopa by esheliing lha allies- landing stage and alleaclng three allied bat teries, beside breaking up tha work of Intrencbment digger. In I'ersla tba Ilusaian ara declared to have severely damaged tha I'crsian Insurgent In a battle r S miles from Teheran. Along tha iluaslars front Itself the fis-htina-. according to Perl In. baa been limited to patrol engagement. In r'ngtand. David Lloyd George, the Minister of Munition. I tha chief fig. era for tha moment. This la no holiday period for him. a he I In the midst of tha moat Important work of per suading tha trade unionists to consent to hi cheme of Tabor dilution " Tes terday ha viaitai tha Notch factory, whera bla scheme already I In opera tion and whera further developments In thla direction ara In contemplation. It la said that Mr. Llovd tleorge' party was much Impree.ed with the effi cient manner In which the women. In troduced under tha dilution scheme, wera already executing useful work on roachlnea. MARSHFIELD HAS SHAKEUP Xrw Admlnletral Ion Officer- Are Announced. NAR'ltniXn, Or. Dec-. II. Spa caL Mayor It. A. Coppl announced hi appolrtments for 114. and retain Chief of Polio J. W. Carter, who ha been In effl-a for 14 years, although tha appointment la temporarv. Two of the present police force. William fhoup and Walter l'.l hardson. will ba replaced by J. Uro. kmueller. who will ba ntgbt patrolman Dr. II. M. Shaw I t. ba City Health Officer and F Pandell I selected for Councilman to ml tha unexpired term of tbe Mayor. J. T. H-and. an attorney of a year' retdenra here, will replac John I. (os, who baa been City At torney for sit year. It waa stated by a member of tha Council yesterday that there will ba objection to Brand' ronftrmatiort. A. B. Utdley la retained aa City Knglnear. GIRL SAFE JFROM MANILA ll Gc-nrnilc? Itat I Kxcrtcd to Ttrarh Hoerborg Tonight. TtrisEBCnri. Or. Pc-c. SJ. (Special) Mis Gertrude Hast, popular In so ciety circle hero, arrived at Maa Fran cisco early today aboard tha Persia, according to a snega received bar this afternoon, r-h should reach Rosa burg Sunday night. Mis Hast left Manila. P. I. whera sha spent the past two year, on November 4. but oa ac count of missing boat connection wa delayed en route. Sha was railed here by tha serious lllnass of her mother. Considerable anxiety wa felt for Mis llatt a few day ago wbea h failed to arrive at San Francisco a month sfter she saliad. WARSA1V". November SI. (Corre spondence of tha Aoclated Pres.) Keen mora deprelng than parts of Belgium and fcaat Prussia, tha worat Is Poland a land of graves and trsachaa. of ruin and destruction on a scale that has been wrought nowhere elsa by tha war. Tba conflict baa been waged back and forth across th ancient kingdom so long that agricul ture has had little chanca and except in thoaa sections whar tha German forcea bava baaa In control for om time, tba field ara barren and unfilled, scarred by miles on miles of earth works. From tho Fast Prussian boundary to approximately tba old Ilawka positions there la visible tba maximum amount of ordar and peaceful quiet. At th ltawka. however. tba Interminable gravea with their aelmet-adornea crosses, tha deep slashes la tba earth that wars one trenches, but ara now "temporary homes' of countless refu gee, tha maaa or partly destroyed barbed-wire entanglements and lbs succession of burned and ruined vil lage begin. Uewalaled Vlllaaee aaacroaa. For mite between Alexandre wo oa the boundary and Warsaw, and between Warsaw and Lodx. the old trenches line the railroad tracks, tastward of War saw, however, tbe trenches- virtually top. fi t the Jtosslatv moved fast once they abandoned the capital. Tha de vastated village, however. Increase la number and there Is scarcely a rail road station and no bridges that have been left standing. The Pole from tlm Immemorial have been accustomed to build their thatched cottages close together. Ac cordingly It was necessary only to set rtre to one structure la order to burn them alL la consequence, counties viliagea bava been reduced to forlorn row of chimneys, which, being of brick and stoutly built, have resided the flames. Few Taaag Me Reaaala. Vnllke the cities of Poland, the coun try seems to have been stripped of young men. One sees little else than peasant women, barefoot. Ill-clad, who struggle under bundles of wood through the mud and who generally avert their eyes as strangers pass. Th Germans, partly for tbelr own benefit, partly to give employment to the Pole, have dona much to put the notoriously bad road Into shape. They have also altered th railroad track from th rtusalan to the German gauge. a stupendous work, for all the main line ara now double-tracked, and at tha Important points huge yard have bad to ba bulit to, conform to military needs. Both soldiers and tha civil popula tion have had to raly oa their invent iveness to secure shelter. Krelsrht cara are being used aa house. The wheels bar been removed, tha cars set fiat on tha ground and the Interiors fitted up with some deicree of comfort. 'JIMMY LEGS'DAY WANES AMF.RICAS STAT Y FRF. PARKS TO AflOI.I-ilI TRADITIONAL HATl.tt;. Chaage Will Sever Another Llak la Chala Blading fMeel tVarahlpa 4a Oallaat Frlgatra af Old. WASHINGTON. Dec. S. The pass ing of "Jimmy legs." which Is a man-o'-war's name for the master at arms charged with the duty of maintain ing discipline, I told In the annual report of tha bureau of navigation. The report says the number of men In that rating has been reducing, and tha rating Itself will soon be abolished. "It I not believed." says the report, "that a special police force Is now necessary aboard ship. Kvery petty of ficer ehould be made to feel be has bis share of responsibility In main taining discipline. "Jimmy legs" and hi mates are traditions banded down from tha be ginning of tha British navy. For generations Navy Jokes Tiave turned about tha activities of the mas-ler-at-arma. and with the abolishment of th rating another of the links Is broken that connect the steel-clad fighting machines of today with the gallant frlaatea of tha past. An sle'trlral process Is being tried In ttuvei for tne ntanuractar of gold leaf. .. . - , o r rv ree-i TONIGHT, 7:13 P. M. Last Chanca. to Hear MILTON ST. JOHN K. P. Hall, Corner Eleventh and Alder Subject PEACE and PREPAREDNESS Come Early to Get Seated Superfluous Hair A trrnoaoth. Hairiest kin ilviti fol ia. tr u of le-m o4a o I . th hair rrno erf- rwn:nm.fil4r! sad tori by on of sVtnrrlt rieit. pp ia.lt M. & jT.ni miU not Injur or c!!ctlur th iin. I . iy plieM and r movn uf-vrfluous hair or rut In two minute, a ainttl application sufflc ti teMrM h bair la unusually !hir)t. It . not pmart or di-ftatur and sot ttmulat tn roa.tr, of tl) hair. hmount la guarant. to rlv ntlra aatiaffarrton. (;nrvm trial ats will t4 mallvxl. foitra.l In plain .rapr. upon ript of -.V. or la ra: a jar for 6'. or an drucsiat caa obtain rltbr packaga f "r you. if bunt It In ttocn.. Kbnrott C!tm1cal La. bora tor !, Port .and. Or. HSU U'l'l'lll"" "l-- - - aaa,.. Cd Read the following items care fully: Economical shoppers w ill do well to buy here. v hue good SaleT storekeeping demands clean stocks at all times, yet this is particularly true at the Hrwp of the business vear. So true, in fact, that sharp losses are freely taken to establish the desired condition before inventory. And the public, as well as ourselves, gain immeasurably by pelled reductions. Economical shoppers will find it to .their advantage to shop while these special low prices this store. Clearance Sale reductions prevail throughout this entire store. the corn- prevail at Sensational Price Reductions In Undermuslins Gowns in 4 styles and fine material rallies to $ L35, Clearance 69f Gowns of finest materials, all styles, to $2.50, Clearance $1.19 Skirts, embroidery and lace trim'd to $1.25, Clearance Price 59t Skirts in best styles and materials, to $1-75, Clearance Price only 98 Skirts of extra quality and finish, to $2.50, Clearance Price $1.48 Combination Suits in all styles to $2.25, Clearance Price only 984 Combination Suits in all styles to $1.25, Clearance Price only 59 Envelope Chemise, neatly trimmed, to $1.00, Clearance Price only 59f Envelope Chemise of best materials to $1.75, Clearance Price 98 Corset Covers, Drawers and Brassiers in an Un limited Variety of Styles Lace or Em broidery Trimmed, Values to 50c, to Close Our regular lines, including only garments of reliable quality and good workmanship. Corset Covers with trimmings of Valn shadow, torchon or cluny laces. Drawers in open and closed styles with trimmings of embroidery and lace; also the popular Knickerbocker style. They come medium and extra full. Brassieres in hook front and cross-back styles; they come in all sizes and are made of fine materials with washable torchon or embroidery O C trimming. Regular values to 50c. Clearance Price aiJC Children's Union Suits Children's Union Suits, Regular 65 Value, AQn This Sale at rVl A well-known and reliable make of children's heavy elastic ribbed cotton Union Suits in all styles and sizes. A splendid gar- A Q ment at a low price. Regular 65c grade. Clearance Price tin Clearance Sale Reductions on Wash Goods Domestic Goods Bedding, Flannels. Etc. THE HOUSEKEEPER'S GREATEST SAVING OPPOR TUNITY OF THE ENTIRE YEAR Fancy Bordered Scrims, White, Cream, Ecru; Values to ISc Yard. Priced at 10c? Baby Blankets in Various Styles, 50c Grade on Sale, 39c Fancy Bordered Scrims, White, Cream, Ecru; Values to 33c a Yard. Priced at 19 Vclour Flannel in Kimono Lengths, $1.03 to 51.40 Lengths on Sale at 89d White Outing Flannel, 32-Inch Width, 122c Grade, at 9 Pillow Slips of Fine Quality, 42 by 36-Inch, 122c Grade, Reduced to 10& Pillow Slips 42 by 36-Inch, Best 13c Grade on Sale at 12t Grav Cotton Blankets, 72 by 8 1 Inches, $2.23 Qual ity, Reduced to S1.89 Washable Bathroom and Bedroom Rugs, $1.23 Grade, Priced at 98d Bleached Sheets 72 by 90 Inches, Best 50c Grade, at 42 Extra Heavy Sheets 76 by 90 Inches, 70c Grade, at 59 Clearance of Wash Goods at 19 a Yard Regular 25c Lines. Included are Printed Crepes in flowered styles, Mercerized Foulards in dainty colorings in flower, figure and stripe styles Fancy Stripe Poplins, Wool-Finish Suitings, etc. Regular 25c lines. 1Q. Clearance Sale Price I.-. Clearance Sale Reductions in The Ready-to -Wear Section Are of Out-of-the-Ordinary Importance You Have Choice at S4.98 For Suits in PoDular Styles to $23 For Coats, Various Styles, to $18.50 For Dresses for Street or Evening, Values to $20.00 A Great Clearance of Women's Waists at 29 At this extremely low price we are closing out a great lot of Women's Waists all this season's styles in all desirable ma terials. Only three to each customer none exchanged. OQ Values up to $1.50. Clearance Price -Sa Thousands of Yards of Embroideries Reduced Never in our history of previous Embroi dery sales have we offered you such ge n u i ne bargains. The largest assort in e n t of beautiful new Embroideries of first-class quality in the city are here for your choosing at an average reduc tion of one-half from regular selling' prices. It s a sale that surpasses previous efforts in the attainment of extraordinary value giving. It is advis able to nrovide for the future as well as for immediate use while such sav ings are possible. Embroideries Selling Regularly Up to 50c a Yard at 25d Embroideries Selling Regularly Up to 75c a Yard at 39 45-Inch Embroideries in Values to $1.75 a Yard at 59 22-Inch Embroideries in Values to $1.00 a Yard at 4Sd 4 to 6-Inch Embroideries, Values to 10c a Yard, at 5 4 to 8-Inch Embroideries, Values to 20c a Yard, at 12 'id 4 to 6-Inch Embroideries, Values to 15c a Yard, at Sd I Q YARD FOR EMBROIDERIES SELLING REGULARLY laC UP TO 48c See oilr window Several hundred patterns in 9 to 18-inch Embroideries of fine batiste, cambric, Swiss, organdie and voile. Open and raised designs in flouncings, edges and corset cover embroideries an out-of-the-ordinary offering. Val- 1 Q ues regularly sold up to 48c a yard. Clearance Sale Price X Vl CQ YARD FOR EMBROIDERIES SELLING REGULARLY DtC UP TO $1.25 27-inch Embroideries in scores of patterns the finest baby edges, ruffled edges and bold, raised or openwork designs. They come in fine batiste r.nd Swiss also a great lot in floral and conventional patterns. See our window. Un- CO restricted choice from values up to $1.25. Clearance Price wiVt 69 a Yard for Embroideries Selling; Up to $1.50 Beautiful 27-inch Embroideries of finest batiste and organdie all in high-grade imported patterns over 100 designs to select from, in qualities selling regularly up to ?l.iu a yard. Q . je- w Clearance Sale Price. . Embroideries At 48d Yard For Values to $1.00 27-inch Fine Swiss Embroideries in heavy and light patterns in qualities regularly sold up to $1.00. Clearance Sale AQ n Price tOU Embroideries At 35 Yard For Values to 75c 27-inch Embroideries of fine Swiss in desirable new patterns. Regular values up to 'ScOJ? Clearance Price JJC Savings Count Up Like This In the Men's Section Men's $1 Outing Flannel Pajamas; Clearance Price 69d Men's 75c Outing Flannel Gowns; Clearance Price 55c Boys 75c Flannel Blouse Waists; Clearance Price 55c Men's $1.25 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers at SI. 05 Boys' Shoes at $1.67 For Values to $3.00 Both buhon and lace styles, with Goodyear and McKay sewed soles. Regular values to $3.00 a pair. Clearance Sale Price $1.07 Women's Shoes at 87c pair For Values to $3.50 Broken lines in patent colt, gun metal 'and vici kid; button, blucher and straight-lace styles. Regular values to $3.50 pair. Clearance Price 870 Sweeping .Reductions in the Most Beautiful Silks Reg. $1 to $1.50 Values Silk Poplins Printed Crepes Plain Crepes Suiting Silks All Widths and Weaves nip Black Messalines Crepe de Chine Waisting Silks Plain Colors and Neat Patterns Silks of standard quality in an endless variety. Come make selec tions while assortments are at their best. Select from CQe $1.00 to'$1.50 grade at, the yard JJ All-Wool Dress Goods in $1.00 and $1.25 qualities, Clearance, All-Wool Dress Goods in $1.50 and $2.00 qualities, Clearance, 980 All-Wool Cloakings in $2.00 to $3.50 qualities, Clearance, $1.50