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12 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENINO. FEBRUARY 8, 1910. mm mmm : FMNEMN Organizes-'. Itself Into Multno . mah-Clackamas Annexation Assn. to Join Northern Part of Clackamas to Multnomah. Through action teken last htalit ml dnt ct all tha original territory Jn- rluded In the eehme for the annexa tion of the northern half of Clackamas county to Multnomah county, will be rprftKcMwl in the .campaign - tor' the asimlisston to , Multnomah. , ', Thla mucli wn decided at the meetlnpr of the Mult-nntnali-Clarkanina ..Annexation aseocla tint, at the Com ra ".relet club laat nlitht. Tlia committee arpolnted by tha mass moftlng at Oak O rove last Wednesday venlna; was Instructed ' to locs,te the boundary of the proposed atrip .to be rrparated from Clackamas and then 01 t anise , Itself liito an association to l.andle the campaign for tha coming etate ejection. After deciding that all territory north of tha Clackamas and tnutb. to a point opposite Caaadero, from where ' tha boundary Una should tin due east, should ba included in tha nrt to ba annexed, tha committee re vived Itself into tha Multnomah-Clack-r mas . Annexation aaanclatlon and fleeted B. la reset, president; W. A. i 'opien, secretary and A. Ik Bolstad of Ji ilwankle, treasurer. Meeting will ) held each Monday night at the Com Jlerclal club. j , A delegation of Eataeada realdenta at- tended hla meeting and . boosted for a new county. However, tha delega tion aald. that if a majority favor tha annexation plan, It would work for it Just aa bard aa any one else. The JCa tacada people argued that they did not think that Multnomah county wanted any more territory. ' A dosen other speakers from differ ent portions of the county, however, re pudiated these statements, . and de clared that they had no use for a new countv and that euch a county wna Juat what they were trying to get away from.. . ' Wo don't want to be connected with any county 'but Multnomah county, declared a half doeen epeakere. "We have our bualneaa intereata in Portland. Many of us work in Portland. Magy more do their trading in Portland and we want it ao arranged that we can do all. our business-there wlrhoat having to go to another town. Furthermore, we are. by all things, connected with Portland. - Our railroads, rivers and wagon roada lead to Portland and why ehouldn't we be connected trim tne city of Portland through our .county, gov ernmentn, V ,. '' . 1 ... ' ' i , . MINING CONGRESS TO ; : . HAVE BRANCH HERE H. -E. Taylor, of the Mining 'World, Chicago. 111., and acting aa special rep reaantatlve of the American Mining eon area, baa come to Portland for the purpose of organising a branch of the national society. To thl end, Mr, Tay lor baa called a meeting of about 75 mining men of Portland to be held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock In the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce la the Commercial Club building. . All the prominent mining men , of Portland and ite vicinity have been in vited to attend. Mr. Taylor will make a atrong effort to bring about tha or ganisation of a local bureau of mines to be affiliated with the national or ganisation. The American Mining cohgreee waa organised and incorporated under ' the lawa of tha state of , Colorado for the purpose of advancing the mining and I metallurgical industries In all their I branches to assist in bringing about a more, perfect cooperation between the government and the development of mln Ing.'and to encourage education in prac tical and scientific mining. At the present time the American Mining congress I working for tha establishment by the government of a bureau of mines. SELECT ARCHITEG IS TODESIGf f NEVSGHOO L 'At a special meeting of the hoard of education last night Whitehousa Foullhoux were appointed as the archi- tecta toydeslgn and build the, new High school. - for which a' bond Issue of IS60.000 waa voted last week. Director J. V. Beach asked that the architect be clioaen after the aubmliwlon of competitive dealgns upon the invita tion of the board aa la the cane of the Jefferson High aohool, Mr. Beach waa overruled by a majority vote of four to one; the remaining membere of . the board believing that they can aeonre better work by the method adopted than by aaklng for competition. . ! II EH1 IS LAUG PRODUCER Other Funny Stunts Make Bill at Orpheum Good This ' ,.: Week. ': ... MEET FOR DECISION ON DEMURRAGE RULES ' X large number of ahlppera and rail road offlolala left here thla morning for Salem to attend the hearing before the atate railroad commission thla aftr noon upon the new demurrage rules which are to be taken up tor adoption or rejection. , . : ' The rule were thoroughly discussed at a meeting of the transportation com mittee of the chamber of commerce Sat urday, February S. and It was found that aeveral paragraphs will need modi fications to suit local conditions. It is expected that discussion of these par ticular paragrapha will take some time. It being desired to reach a conclusion that will be satisfactory to both ship pers and railroads. , I . . By J. I. W. Mister Brown, yer honor, we take off our hats to you, and not only our hale but our grouches aa well. You are the best leugh producer, and the cleaneat minded, we have eeen In many moons. Your Virginia Judgeship would bring a dilatory but ungovernable emlle to the face of a crocodile In distress. Your gentle humor la a boons youo character sketching Is a Joy, and for once It Is hot caricature drawing. ( "Jedge" Brown, by the way, fa Wal ter C, Kelly, at the Orpheum, Just back from London, and why the Indulgent English ever let him get bacg Is a mystery. But you have a aort of feel ing that maybe It waa Ma own pat riotism and love for the country whose types he ha studied so truthfully that brought film back. We plcturea the in dolence of the oou't which disposes of ita erring bucks with Whimsical aen tonces aa long aa they do not Interfere with the cou fa time to go a-flshln', Dut atraigntway the call of the rod and reel Is heard, and ha chucks them all summarily back to prison. One wonders if Abel and Irwin with their dreadful black face comedy on the first of tha bill don't want to crawl 'way back in their abells when they see Mr. Kelly's quiet impersonation of the black folk. , . . While Kelly eerrlee off the big hon ors there are some left for the othqr turns. Fred Lindsay, the Australian buahman, dors some! stunts with the "blaik snake" that make you respect that whip aa a weapon of defense as much aa must the wild cattle of Aus tralia, It may be a little nerve shatter ing to watch him, and hear Mm, tie knota around a, man's arm and a girl's neck, but still you must admire the kklli of lu J. W. Clark Introduces some nionkeya that are funnier than most comedians. Tbey obey hi commands adroitly and unpack a lot of tricks that might make a man envious. The perfectly evident sense ef humor crowded Into those un canny heads of theirs furnish plenty of laugha. , ., Miaa Julia Frary, erstwhile comic opeta star till aha. took on too muoli avoirdupois, sings al sentimental love sing in calf like -tones that give you the horrora at first, but you wind up by thinking her the funniest person Imaginable. She hes the good sense and wit to make capital out of her own. shortcomings, which don't appear ao short after a while, and her "Glide" song Is awfully funny. ' ' ; "Superstition ' names, a playlet with foolish Impossible plot which serves to show how little the author reauy knew, of what he was writing about. However, it moves along quickly, has a good sotting, some fair lines and mnkea 4 hit because It la lively. - ; The Reed Brothers do aome Surpris ing athletic atunts. One brother Is huge as to the muscles; the other is extremely attenuated and rubbery and hla oomedy aurpaascs that usually dis played in such, turns.'."'.-,' ;,'. CITYAND RAILROAD TO SWAP HOP END LOIS The council rcnmilttee on Judiciary and elections yesterday , afternoon rec ommeuded the exchange of a lot owned by the olty at Third and Ullaan atret for another one owned by the Northern I'aclflo Terminal company. The city lot now has a frontage of f0 feet on Glisan street and 100 feet on Third atreet The terminal corporation wauta this property and offers In exchange a sim ilar tract adjoining it., The change will suit the city Just as well, aa the corner lot. aay membcra of the Judiciary com' mlttee. Is undesirable for a fire sta tion, anyway. BRITISH COLUMBIA - , DAIRYMEN PROGRESSIVE Man Impales Himself on Picket. ' Unitd Preu Lo4 wire.) Oakland, Cel., Feb. . With a painful and dangerous wound in 'his abdomen, received when he . Impaled Jiltnself on an Iron picket of hla own front gate, J. Hanson lies In the receiving hos pital. Hanson left his home for his plaoa ef bualneaa last evening. . . In the dusk he failed to see that the gate waa closed, and ran agalnat It with consider able force, A picket was driven Into his abdomen. At the hospital It la atated that he haa fair chance to recover, un less blood poisoning takes place. . 1 Ed T. Judd, of Palem, former presi dent of the Oreron State Dairy aetioole tlon, haa returned from a 'week's stay at. Victoria, B. C, where he -attended the aessluns of the Provincial Dairy as sociation and Provincial Livestock aa aoclatlon. . lie is at the Imperial hotel "I made addresaes before both aaso latlona,M aald Mr. Judd today. "Dairy men and livestock breeders of British Columbia are progressive and I was sur prised at the enthusiasm manlfeated. "British Columbia dairymen have few laws under which they must work. But they are faat getting up to the stand- ard. - Oreat care la being taken to pro- Vide against the spread of .tuberculosis, "Many laws are being enacted for the benefit ' of the dairyman and breeder. Seven thouaand dollars a year la ap propriated for farmers' institutes. At the next session of the provincial leg islature a bill will be introduced pro viding for the payment of all or one half the freight charges on blooded cattle taken Into the province from the States. ' ' ;'; " f ."British Columbia Is one of the great est dairying countries lu the world.". FIIBKTSEIID NjMMEHB Revenue Collector Ready to ncccive muii us du&is ui . ' Corporation Tax. . Tn collector of internal revenue la now ready to receive from firms state ments required aa the basis of their corporation tax. According to the Uni ted "States statute, each . corporation with a net earning of more tUan $3000 ta llubln to a corporation tax of 1 per cent on the lnconx exceeding 13000. The law alea requires that euch -cor poration coming under, the law ehall make a .complete etetement of Its bua lneaa and Bend the earns to the local collector of Internal revenue , beforo March 1 of each . year. These . state ments are. In turn, aen to the cora mlsrloner of internal revenue, who. In turn, computea the amount of tax due, na ritiimi th statement to the Bend ing corporation. ' - Ths tax must be paid by July 1 of each year. Failure to send 'in the re quired statement or to pay the tax la punishable by a fine in proportion tv the amount of the tax and the cir cumstances of the esse. ' liTl Will Hold Open House. ' , .Mrtiwal nianteh to Tha JuarDftl. Lyl. Wash., Feb. The Lyle Com-, merclal club will hold open houae on . Friday. February . 11. to the delegatea aad other persons who will attend ths Klickitat county booster meeting to be heir! at fJoldendaJe on February 10. Din ner will be served and there will be exhibits of the products or me soouon contiguous to Lyle. " ' Agents for LIbby Cut Glass "1847" Roger's Silverware Finest Havlland China Electroliers, Etc. On ttie Ttilrd Floor Bedding, Mattresses, Springs, Pillows, BlanKcts, Comforts, Etc., Standard Qualities, Best Values On the Fourth Floor . , , , , , : ' ; '... " ', TT T" 1 1 1 1 1 ' ll rraexii.' Our Entire St o c R o I ECitcltem Goods, Gran i t ei Tin and Woo dehwar:e, Cltioa,Glassw The all-unportant event to housewives, hotel and boardlng-houise keepers who liave hoiiseiiold wants to supply--Marvelfius money-saving opportunities in all lines of Kitchen Utensils. China, Glassware, Cutlery, etc.. etc Standard wares at prices you will, quickly recog nize as being worthy of careful considerationIt is the time of the year when every table and kitchen need can. be supplied at a mini- mum costThis annual event was prepared for many months ago, when wholesale prices were fully 20 per cent lower than today; when ;f J ' . , manufacturers offered special concessions to cash buyers You are invited to share in our good fortune Sale continues until further notice New attractions every day McEnem Goods, CMma, Cutlery, (SEaisgwaFe lediiced - (gagf ooda) "Woo den ware At Low .Prices Wooden Salt Boxes, best regular 25c "1 Q values, at this special low price, ea. -a.e7l Porcelain. Salt; Boxes, regular SOc OQ valoes, at tins special low price of OOl Covered Bread Boxes, best regular OTa 35c values, on special tale for, eachawf 1 Knife Polishing Boards, regular 25c "JCp values, at this special low price of jLUi Dish Mops, regular 10c values, during pfp tho February sale at this sprice, each Ox F3er Chair Seats, the best regular Oa 35c values, on special sale for each 1 Wood Chair Seats, regular 10c values, fjg during February sale; at this low price Towel Rollers, regular, j 15c values, "1 A, on sale at this special low price, each- XUC Rug and Carpet , Beaters, the best "I regular 15c values, special at, each A Ul 6-hoolc Coat Racks, regular 25c val- 1 ff lies, on special sale at this price, ea. jlOK Coverea ; bleeve Uoards, best , regu- 1 QA ,r xuv lar 25c values, 'on special sale; for 8-arm Folding Clothes Dryers, Z5c1 values, on special sale at this price AO 1 lickelw'reBatli Room Supplies 18-inch, nick el Towel Bars, regular "t A, 15c-values, on special sale for, eacb'Ayl 30-inch ; nickel Towel "Bars, extra CQ, heavy; regulat1 75c values, special at Ott Nickel-plated Tumbler Holder, best CA,' regular 65c value, special for, each tUl Heavy nickel Robe Hooks, regular, "j f 1 20c values,, oh special sale at, each ADC Combination Soap and Tumbler 1" fffT Holder, $2.00, values, special forDAeOD kkel Comb and Brush Holder, d1 iOP; Tumbler, Soap and Tooth Brush flJO 47 Holder, regular $3.25 :- value, at Ve f Nickel Sponge and Soap Holder, "j ff regular $1.35 value, soecial for DAeAO Vlass Shelves, nickel brackets iTfiJf TtfT regular $225 values, special ; at vAe I 1 wo-arm 1 owcl Racks, Our regular TjQn $1.00 values," on special sale at, each I OC Best Bath r Tub , Seats, regular Off $1.65 values, on special sale, each vAe.wt) Automatic Bath Tub Seats, the j- rjfT best; regular $2.25 values, eachvAelO Brushes at Thcs e Great Reductions Regular 12c Dust Brushes, special for...Oe) Kfgular 20c Stove Brushes, special at. 4 15 Regular 10c Scrub Brushes, special at. ,.6 Regular 4c Vegetable Brushes, special... 3 llli VcrMaM Hrith Bnrtal iclr" - - ...... . , t ' . -) . W.. . . . - Y Toilet Brushes v.ilh longt handle, 'QQs' l ft regular 50c values, special, each 0C 1 Innf Brooms, excellent -qualityrhrfTCj m s;n!ar $1.00 values, special,' each IOC... S a 1 e Tinware at Red; Prices 2-quart Sauce Pans, regular 14c Qn aV values, on special sale for only, ea. a-quart auce Fans, best regular 23c values, on special sale, each 10c value, on special sale at, each i, regula sale at, each 2-quart Water "Dipper, best regular f7 - 5c 09- 30c value, on special sale at each atlOU value, on special 12-hole Muf 6-hole Muffin Pan, regular 20c 1C special sale at, each AUC iffin Pan, best regular Kitchen Goods 78c Reducd Price, Universal Food Choppers, best in market: small ; family .size rood Chop pers, regular $1.00 value, each Regular 10c Wire Strainer, each;V..Te) 25c Wire Sink Strainer, at, each..l8f Regular 12c Soup Strainers, at, each.. Regular 15c Pan Lifters, for, each.. lOj Wood Salad Fork and Spoon, OP regular 35c value, special, the pair awOC Kitchen Goods Reduc d Prices Japanned Cake Boxes, regular, AfA 50c values, special price; each tcUC Regular 10c Can Openers,. special... .5 Regular 12c Gas Torches, special .. .Of Regular 25c Gas Torches, special. ;.19f Regular 5c package Gas Taper s at ..Sf 50c heavy Forks, on sale at, doz..S5 Regular 40c Steel Table Spoons. v,.,SO) Regular 50c Cast Iron Kettles, ea..39e IFebriiary Granite ware at Great Savings 2-quart Covered Buckets, best regu lar 12c value, on special sale, each OC 4-quart Bailed Milk Cans, regu- 09 lar 30c values, special price, each awOC Oblong Covered Dinner Pails, Q regular 40c values, special, each OUC Regular 8c Wire Soap Dish, each...6e Regular 15c Wire Soap Dish, each..l2f Regular 20c Wire Soap Dish, each.,15f No. 9 copper bottom Wash fi" Afi Boiler, $1.25 value, special at vAeUU No. 7 Waffle Irons, best regular '7fA 9Qcr values, on .special sale, each IUC Aluminum Sauce Pans, regular 75c values, special sale price, each OUC Sale C ut Glass and Glassware Cut Glass Oil Bottles, regu- Off lar $6.00 values, special, each "JKJte-60 Cut Glass, Mustards, regular CO OA $5.00' values, special price, each OOeewil Cut Glass Celery Tray, best tj QJT regular $9.00 values, ' at, each OOeatJ Cut Glass - Celery. Tray, OC regular; $16.00 values, only 4AAeU Regular $10.50 Cut Pitchers for. .98.25 Regular $11.50 Cut Pitchers for- . $8.35 Reeular $18.00 Cut Pitchers for.lUZ.SO Regular $3.50 Cut Nappies, each;.f2.45 Regular $3.J tut Nappies, each..?2.T6 Regular $4.50 Cut Nappies, each.. 3.45 Regular $5.50 Jelly Dishes, each, . f 4.10 Regular $6.00 Jelly Dishes, each. . $4.50 Regular $4.00 Cheese Plates, at.. 93.10 $12750 Sandwich Plates at, each., $9.35 $8.50 Covered Comport at, each.. $6,25 Cut Glass Water Bottles, best flJO regular $4.00 values, special for Pe I O Cut . Glass Water Tumblers, jQ rjfT regular $l5.0tf values,' special POe I O Cut Glass Water Tumblers, d0l rj( regular.$32.50 values, special Va-irte I II ThcseBaskclsarc Very Low? Priced Oval Clothes 'Baskets, best regu- QQs lar 50c values, on special sale atOaC Oval Clothes Baskets; best reguJKi, lar 85c values, on special iale at OeJC Oval Clothes Baskets, best, regu f7Qn lar $1.00 values, on spetial sale at I OC Oval Clothes Baskets, regular CJt ((Y $1.35 Va1ues,7on, special ale ear V AU U 20c Willow Market- Baskets, each .110 : $100,000 Worth Dinriep Scfs Greatly Reduced !" .... Buy fine Dinner Sets at the lowest prices ever quoted on sets of equal style and qual ityAll kinds, all grades Exceptional aa- sortm't Matchless valuesTake advantage Semi-3Por celain Dinner Sets arc on Sale 60 . piece Dinner Set, $10.25 value, $ 6.25 60 - piece Dinner Set; $11.75 .value. S 7700 i i i . i. , ' ' , mu H 100-piece Dinner Set, $13.70 value, f 11.25 100-piece Dinner Set, $16.00 value, $ 0.00 100-piece Dinner Set, $21.50 value, $18.85 Syracuse Dinner Sets 6-P'cc Dinner Set, $24.00 value, $13.00 ' 100-piecft Dinner Set, $35.00 values, $19.50 Haviland Cliinaf 60-pc. Haviland China Dinner Set, $41.80 value, special. .$33.45 ; 85-pc. Haviland'China Dinner Set, $87.00 value, special $43.00 ; 112-pc. Haviland China Dinner Set, $182.00 value, at. .$109.20 UO-pc. Haviland China 'Dinner Set. $296.QQ yaluet at $174,00, 60-pc. Hav. China open-stock Dinner Set, $44.50 value, 831.75 : 100 pc. Hav. China open-stock Dinner Set $65.00 value, $45765 112-pc Hav. China open-stock Dinner Set7$8QJ0 value, $64"7oo 50-pc. Dinner Set, neat spray, gold knobs, $5.68 value, at ; .$4.45 60-pc. Dinner Set, neat spray, gold knobs, $70 value, kt. .$5.70 SH-20 100-pc. Dinner Set, neat spray, gold knobs, handles, $9.4Q " 18-25 117-pc Dinner Set, neat spray, gold knobs, hndla, $1125 No. 8 Tea Kettles, 75c .value, at . : 59i l4-quart Tea Pot, 38c value, at..29 2-quart Lipped Sauce Pan, " A regular 19c value, .special, each Xvl 5-quart Lipped Sauce Pans, best 1 Q regular 27c values, special,1 each A a7i m-quart Coffee Pot, 35c value,. 25 17-quart Dish Pan, 60c .value. at;,35f 2-quart Kettles, best regular J7c "f Ap values, on , special sale, at, each AUU 24-quart Lipped KeUlesregular " O ' JLaa V 19c ' value, on special sale each 4-quart Lipped Kettles, best regu lar 23c values, on special sale, ea 24c $5.15 f5.60 Electric Reading Lamps Reduced During the Sale $3.75 Electric-1 R e a'd i n g Lamps, complete; rez. $3XK) values for" Electric R e a d i n g Lamps, QQQC conlplete; reg. $5:25 values for 4OeOt) Great Sale! of Gas Reading Lampo K o r F e t r u a r y Reg. $7.00 values, with mantle, g C A A burner, shade and tube, special ?Ue4tU Gas Lampsicomplete; Tegular G fT Q C $7,75 values,' special price, : ea. tpOeat) 6-quart Lipped Kettles, -best reg iilar 30c values, special at. each 2-quart Covered Sauce Pans, best Of A regular '30c Values, special, each C 4-rquart Covered Sauce Pans, best vKA regular 45c values, special, each tltll 12c Deep Jelly Cake Pans,' special., tOf February Sate In Silverware G r e a t s Valued 4-piece - Silver; Tea Set, best regular $7.50 value, for, the set 4-Diece Tea Set..$8.0a value, !at, 4-piece Silver iTea Set, with (jJfT A A tray; regular ' $8.50 value ;at VtleeVV 4-piece Silver Tea Set, with (gQ'1 C tran : resrular $12.25 value.' at vOeXfJ 3-piece Silverf Tea ; Serbest. jfT JA regular $7.50 value special at VtJeybl J Silver ' Dessert." Suarar T and tM.'Off ; Cream fr re. i $2.00"? value, pai? V A eOU S2.vSiiver ' ipoon.; l rays, cach.,.f x.wt $2.65 Silver Spoon Trays, each..$1.85 $5.45 Silver Cake Baskets, each $3.95 $5.90 Silver Cake Baskets, each. ,$4.30 $7.85 Silver Cake Baskets,, each. v$5.90 Silver embossed Bread Tray, best QKa regular $1.50 value, special, each vilv Silver S Beaded- BreadsTray, CI If A a Q A Af heavvi; $5.75 value, special at trkf $18.00 Silver Coffee Set, the set $11.75 $4.25 Silver Comport, special, ea.$2,95 Regular $7.75 Silver-; Baker, each. $5.10 $1.50 Silver Bon Bon, .special at;.$1.10 $2.45 Silver Bon Bon, special at..$1.75 $2.65 Silver Bon Bon, special at. . $1.85 Silver Salt and Pepper Cast-, fi"J ; QQ rers,r regular $1.75. value, fot vAeOa Silvcrbalt and Pepper, best reg OKV : ular:50c value, special at, the pairOtll. Cooking Casseroles, with lin ing: regular $7.00 values, each 4-piece Coffee Set, Best regu ?A A lar $12.65 -values,- special, raet VifOU regular $2.25 value, special Silver . Bread lray, extra $5.50 : Footed Ffuir BowL best regu-; &f -i A Jar; -$7.80 value, special, each ipOe AU i February Sa l e o f Granite ware At a Big Saving l-quart covered straight Sauce Pan, 1 A regular 25c value, on sale for, each xe 4-quart covered straight Sauce Pan, QK regular 45c ' value, special at, eachJtli 10-quart straight covered Sauce Pan, HOp regular 90c value special for, each 'laiy . 2-qnart Covered Buckets, , regular "f 17 23c value, on special sale at, each A l l lj-quart- deep Pudding Pan, regu- " Ap j lar 1 3c value, on special sale at, each "v 2-quart Milk Pans, 13c value at, each..? Deep, Loaf Bread Pans, regular 23c 1 Op value, at the special, price of, .each AO U Regular 15c Seamless Pint5 Cups, ea.. 12? 9-inch Fry Pans, regular 27c value, ea,.22? 9H-' Cake Molds, regular 4Jc value. Regular 38c . Colfnders, special," each., 29 12-quart Seamless Water Pails, best TAp regular 75c values special price, ea.'Wal 11c Pie Plates, 9-inch, special at, eaoh.'.;8 12c Pie Plates, lQ-inch, special, each10 FebruaiyCS a l e CutleryH Depart m't Great Vals; 18c 6-inch 'Butcher Knives, regular' 25c values," on sale at lov price of, each 6-inch Butcher Knives, extra heavyi OrTp regular 35c values, special price, ea. a V Large French Sheers,; best - regular, KKp 85c values, on special sale for, each Jtli Kitchen Slicers, the best regular 50c OCp values, on special sale at this price QOs Recrular 25c Bread Knives, on sale for 18 Regular 25c. Knife Sets of three, sp'l.i 15? -Kitchen Knives and Forks, six to A Kp the set; resrular 60c values, special at xtIC ReKular 25c Kitchen Steels, special at 18? -Double-plated Table Silverware, flji OA regular $1.50 Knife Sets, special vAeaiiV Double-plated Silver Forks, regu- fijl A A lar $1.50 values, special, the set vAeUU Doublepl'td Silver Table Spoons, CJTi A A regular $1.50 values, on sale, set vitwv Double-plated Silver - Tea Spoons, K A'p 75c values, on special sale at, the set -UU Stag Handle Carving Sets, regu- fiJO AZ lar $3.25 values, special at, the set Va-ieTttl Plain Handle, Larvilig Sets, CJC ,Qr values, 'on special sale for,-the setPUe7J Stag Handle Bird Carvers, best, t?1 , A C reirular $1.90 values; at, the pair VXetl Christy ; Bread Knives, regular 50c OQ values.-on special sale at this nrice Ocl White Handle Table tKnivei CO CA regular - $4.50 values, the .dozen VU.UU Curved Blade Steak Knives, blk. t?Q C A handle: reg. $4,50 value, special vOeUU Curved 'Blade steak Knives, white handle; $6.75 value, special 1 Triple-plateiJTable - JCnives, $4.00 flQ - A values,- special price, the dozen ptleXl $3.00 double-plate Knives, special at $1.20 9f? $5.50