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'Ill OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1912. K IITSTMY TO GET i.H. ay Road - Building Governor of .Vermont Thinks Oregon Ex pscts,to " Da Too" Much in f ; a Day. ; ... " .'- Ex-Governor G. ; H. ' Prouty of ,f Vei moot say Oregon is too. ambitious In the matter of building roads- Bo am bitious to get them alt built at once that none are. built. - -.y-i-.iv -v--t W : ' ' . i' Ha says 'the'' 'farmers Jiav been so violently accusing:-autoists of wanting auto boulevards tnatwtliat they haven't stopped to think their own need tor road that would serve nicely' for tour it way Is even greater than that of the autoists. For roads ara 75 per cent of the farmers ! .financial ; success, lie saya, and If a tnan has money for an auto he can spend It some other way al most as easily. - So ex-Governor Prouty, whee ls known through the nation :j as genius In getting real money honestly epent for real roads on a common sense basis, and who is visiting his brother, H. IL Prouty of Portmhd, advises the farmers ofOr'egon to forget tfielr prejudices. And he advises the autoists to forgat that they want trunk highways, of per feet smoothness built within the next i 15 minutes i . , . ' Only Keeda a Start. . And he advises all who use roads no ; exceptions to unite In plan, a cooper ative plan, that will result in state and county Jointly contributing to the permanent Improvement of what is con. ceded by everyone with eyes or a. wired wagon to be the worst piece of road in that county. ; "One mile of -frood road will -, build another mile," observed the former gov ernor of -Vermont sagely -at' tha Hotel Portland this morning. , "And two. miles of good roads will build four more and so on, until the farmer has the road he wants from' farm to market place and the autolst has the trunk line that he. wants and everybody la satisfied. Nobody is kick ing and state development goes forward by leaps and bounds. Without unklnd ness let me sav: "That the present Oregon system of! appropriating for roads will never bulla them - - "- t "That , your present differences of opinion ft-unneoBay5 a ttnfortu-4 nate will kill any road legislation pro posed, i , . "That your system of taxing auto mobiles Is not equitable to autdmo bilista, because they are not reauired to pay more tax directly Into a fund for the surface maintenance of the roads they use. - - . Besult of State Aid. ' . J, ' ; . say what ! do about road appro priations because of my understanding that1 you have no state eld NQ cdunty district systematically builds - perma nent roads without state aid. But the state should ;jiot build, the roads. It should be In cooperation with the coun ty or town, as we have it In Vermont, and If the district doesn't want roads It shouldn't hav state aid! thrust' on It." Kx-Governor Prouty said that -STer mont does not consider county lines In road ; making. - 5 The district units are towns,; Ut of them. .The utate appro priates $150,000; each town can vote up to $1000 and get as much more from the lump appropriation. ' The roads are built, under the direction of. a state highway commissioner. In Vermont he is Charles iW. Gates. ; Without ? him, says the former governor, there would not be In Vermont the splendid Sys tem of roads that is proving a real money profit , to every district in the state, as well as helping farmers to get acquainted with each other. -- :- Gates just builds roads a piece at a time, keeps them connected as much as possible, believes In trunk highways first and feeders as later connections. He has harmonized the farmers and the autoists, ' and the legislature wants to vote every year .for roads more money than the state can affordVermont isn't a jichst&te-beeau8S th profits are so great. , .-'-'..': ,r, Auto Tax Direct to Boads. "Why there's nothing so easy to get from the Vermont legislature as a road appropriation," said Governor Prouty. The automobile tax amounts to $80, 000. The entire vehicle tax in Oregon is but $40,000. The Vermont method Is to assess $1 per horsepower of the car, the first year; 75 cents the second year, and 50 cents thereafter during the life of the car, This money goes di rect into surface repair of the roads, is not used la construction. more than pay for their wear of the roads. Though Oregon "roads are bad, said the ex-governor, Portland streets are fine. : He thinks we lead most of the cities of the nation in amount and qual ity of paving. The principle of fixing every break In the paving' as soon as made, he says, is a great economy,: He says also that the view i shewn him form, the heights by Frank' B. Riley, vice president for Oregon of the Pa cific Highway association, is the finest he has ever looked upon; also that the Paclflo highway is a project to be en ergetically promoted building a bit at a time. He Witt leave tonight for Ban Francisco fron; where he will return to his home at Newport, , Vt "; -He has been traveling almost-continuously for two years, or nines' "his term of office ended in 1910. v , ,r . rl PEST TAUt OPEUS FI B EFJ Habits of Fruit Tree Foes Are Explained by Prof. H. F. Wilson. prosecute Mining Stock' Men. New York, Dec. 10. A number of San Francisco witnesses were summoned to day to testify against officials of A. I Wisner & Co, and the Standard Securi ties company, whom the government charges -with securing $3,000,000 from the Pacific coast public In the promo tion : of bogus mining concerns. The, charges against Attorney G. F. ' Hum phrey of San Francisco, one of the de fendants, have been dropped and Hum phrey la aiding in the prosecution of the other defendants. . ' 5 - -.v'?, produces her young alive. All of the many succeeding generations produced through the summer are viviparous fe males, like the stem mother." ' h cax ' Oieguu AgilcbUurut'Coiiege, Corveilrs; Or- ' Dec. 10. The opening session of the farmers' week at the Oregon Agri cultural College yesterday afternoon had 14 . Important lectures, beginning with instruction on plant lice and' their con trol, and Including vegetable growing, stock breeding, landscape gardening, or chard 4rrigation, vegetable diseases, poqltry farming, water supply, logan berry culture and llk topics, ; .- :r i Plant lice known to be working on the orchard ami bush fruits in Oregon wera discussed by Professor H. F. Wilson In two lectures. Special attention was giv en the brpwn .apple aphis, .because BO other species of aphis causes anything like the amount of damage In all sec tions of the state as does this one. v "In some few seotlons the wooly aphis is quite bad, but where, thorough spray ing is carried on for San Jose scale and other Insects, this species is of minor importance," said Professor Wilson. "On young nursery stock the green apple aphis frequently becomes bad, and the trees must- be sprayed or they some times: die as- a 'result: ,:"-'-.-'I..-:.--'.--.'-f "The egg Is the stag In which most of the plant lice spend the winter, at tached to twigs, under bud scales, pieces of bark or on the open surface of the young shoots of such shrubs or trees as serve for the overwinter hoBt plant "The stem mother, so called because in the spring she hatches from the egg and Is the mother aphid of all the other generations produced throughout spring, summer and fall, is not fertilised and REMARKABLE CROP OF . POTATOES YIELD OF 21 ACRES AT LEBANON (Speolal to The Journtl.) ",: Lebanon, Or., Deo. 10. It. F. 4r-Fitzwater, 'who lives two miles 4 north of Lebanon, planted - 21 4 acres to spuds last May, and off this has gathered 6600 bushels, 4 . but en account of rajns was not able to get over quite half of the 4 4fl elcl t h e second time. Going 4 ""ve'r whaF'Ee Tdld the second 4 time with the harrow he gath- ' 4 4'- ered over 400 bushels. ; The seed 4 4 .was planted in May and was 4 4 : bothered but little by the blight 4 4 that has spoiled so many of the ' 4 4 potatoes in this vicinity. , , -4 4 Mr-JFltswater bought 81 acres 4 4 from the J. W. Burkhart farm 4 4 about a year ago, and this Is his 4 4 'first crop. , He has been offered 4 4 80 cents for potatoes, but re- 4 4 . fused it He hopes to get , 50 4 4 cents per bushel. Mr. Fltswater , 4 4 gave $180 per acre for his land 4 4 ; and if he succeeds In getting 60 4 4 cents per tushels for. his potato 4 4 crop will make more than half 4 4 enough to pay for his land the 4 4 first year.' " 4 4 l 4 4 SICKLES ARE AT IT ONCE MORE; TO BE EVICTED ,::-,.--'.., . -"v;-.. i (tDlttd Press teased Wire.) " New York. Dec; 10. Despite the fact that his wife satisfied a judgment of $6600 against him only a few days ago, General Daniel Sickles today faces evic tion from his Fifth avenue home unless a mortgage of $118,000 held by the Bowery Savings bank, is , lifluldated. But unfortunately, too many com ing young men fall to arrive: liaiAtpPPLE mOGUL SELLS OUT Frank Hoskins Disposes of 7700 Acres of Land for $371,000. fSreHal to The Jmml.l . ' Walla Walla, Wash., Dec. 10. The biggest real estate deal of the season was effected in this city yesterday when property valued at $741,000 changed hands. The deal has been under way for several weeks. "",' Frank-Hoskins-oMhis-clty-eold 5150 acres of Franklin county, farm land, all under cultivation and improved, val- ued-at$165,000, , to D. P. Donovan of Payette, Idaho, taking, two pieces of Seattle business property, four pieces of Boise property and $47,000 In cash. Mr. Hoskins also sold 220 acres of orchard land in the Touchet valley, adjoining the famous Pomona orchard and having three and fourryear-old apple trees upon 136 acres of it. valued at $100,000, and a 2400 acre wheat ranch located seven miles northwest of Prescott . and all onninniiint ttalnaA et ftK AAA ta. in. drew Nleison of Emmett, Idaho, taking In payment iz.ooo acres ef irrigated al faffa'and fruit lands in the Payette valley between Payette and Emmett business property in Mountain Home Idaho, and $57.000. in cash. ' : - ..': The deal was made by E. C. Lloyd, of Lloyd and Sherman, of Bpokane, repre eenting Mr. Hoskins, and the Payette Land company representing the other parties. v, : . "IPS SO" IS ANSWER OF GAYN0R TO LIBEL SUIT fTTnlteit Preu Letud Wlre.t New York, Deo, 10. Declaring that he told only tl:e truth in certain aidornien evtfrtt news stand licenses. Mayor . ; filed answer here today to U damage suit Instituted aiit.t libel by Alderman Henrv "urv STSIIIi TROUBLE EllBd). So Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn ci Dyspepsia Fife Minutes After - Taking 'Tape's rHaperin.w Every year regularly more than a mil lion stomach sufferers In the Unite. 1 SUtes, England and Canada take Fape's Diapepsin, and realize not only Immed iate, but lasting relief. : V This harmless preparation will dlgett anything you eat and overcome a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach five taln utes afterwards. - . ' . '. , If your meals don't fit comfortably, or what you eat Ilea like a lump of lead in your stomach, or If you have heart burn, that Is a sign of indigestion. Get from your pharmacist a fifty cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and take a dose just as soon: as you can. There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or heavy feeling id-the- stomach, nausea, debilitating headaches, dizziness or in testinal griping. This will all go, and, besides, there will be no Sour food left over in the , stomach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. a '' a , Pape's Diapepsin Is a certain cure for out-of-order stomachs, because it takes hold of your food and digests It Just the same as if your stomach, wasn't there. " .- v-: . Relief in five minutes from all stom ach misery is waiting for you at any drug store. ft , ; These large fifty-cent cases eon tain more than sufficient to thoroughly cure almost any case of dyspepsia, indiges tion or any other stomach disorder. Turn to Page 17fe a Complete Line ol All Sizes, and All Prices Santa Claus in Toyland on Fourth Floor Tomorrow From 2 to 5 Pe M.-Special Showing Wheel Goods and Pavement Toys Special 25c Lunch Served Daily In the Basement "Standard" and "O. W, K," Sewing Machines Sold on $1 Week Club Plan Dennisoa'g Tags, Seals, Enclosure Cards, , Gift Dressings, etc., on the Main Floor, Put Red Cross Seals on Your Christmas Parcels. Shop Early and be sure to come tomorrow. dDM9 "The Daylight Store" "The Sanitary Store" "The Fresh-Air Store" IIS pi Merchandise Bonds Issued for Any Amount Branch Office of Wells, Fargo Express Company on the Main Floor. We are headquarters for the "S. & H." Trading Stamp Premiums. pMeM" Greee TirliMffl tpg toflhB Ori All Cash Purchases Amounting to 10c or over GROCERIES EXCEPTED Shop in the Morning II Possible Men's Pajamas at 98c Men's Pajapias of splendid quality, made from good heavy outing flannel in attractive pat terns and good colors. . Cut in good generous si2es and extra well made, Military col- QO lars, pockets, frog trimming,, all sizes VOC Men's $1.00 Shirts, , at Only 59c A sensational Wednesday sale of 1200 men's Shirts .at about ; half price. PJain' or pleated bosoms,-.'"witji- attached cuffs, full standard sizes and splendid grade of material. CQ Cpat style. . Sis 14 to 17J4. Choice UJ?C Women's $25.00 Long Coats for $12.50 All Sizes-Splendid Winter Weights The greatest Coat bargain of , the year. Odd lines of standard $20 and $25 Coats, stylish new models in tweeds, chinchilla and plain cloth. Good winter color ings. All sizes for women and misses. M CA Special for tomorrow, your choice, only vIm.JU Women's $15.00 Coats, Only $9.75 Splendid $15 Coats, every one of these. Heavy rough woven materials in beautiful new winter colorings. Three-quarter or full length models in plain tailored or with fancy trimmed cuffs and collars. Q All sizes. $15 Coats offered tomorrow. at Men's 35e Hose, Only 19 c Special sale of men's fine cashmere I lose,- -medium weight, fast black, seamless feet, black, tan and 1 Q natural. 25c Hose priced at i7C 2.50 Raincapcs, at $1.69 Boys heavy black rubber Rain Capes, full length and well made warranted strictly waterproof. Sizes 1 Q 4 to 15. $2.50 Capes now 41.07 $4.50 Silk Pefflcoals A splendid Xmas gift. 185 of these handsome Petticoats' in - this lot, latest styles in fine soft taffeta silk, with accordeori pleats or tailored flounces. Regular $4.50 grade. $1.00 Capo Gloves, at 50c A phenomenal sale .of women's Cape Gloves, 'pique sewn, one-clasp style, with Paris point backs, all sizes. Cfi Regular $1 values now at only OUC 60c Union Stilts, Only 39c Girls' and misses' pure white winter weight Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves and ankle length. Ages 9Q 6 to 16. 60c grade now at only OVC 3 fm Women's $12.50 Coats, Only $7.75 Women's and Misses' Coats in three-quarter or full length styles; chinchilla, double face materials and plain cloths; good heavy winter weight coats, many of them with fancy cuffs and collars. , All d7 .7C popular shades. $12.50 Coats now at only 01 .U Women's $30.00 Suits, Special $14.95 No economical woman can afford to miss this great Suit special.' Splendid high grade serges, diagonals, worsteds, tweeds and fancy mixtures, all late colors, including navy and black. Plain tailored f A QC ai v x.sts 'Jlil styles. All sizes. $25 and $30 Suits $7.50 Trimmed Hats at $1.00 Hundreds of beautiful Trimmed Hats in this final cleanup. Your unrestricted choice of any Hat in the big Basement store, all this season's best f)A styles. Values up to $7.50 at 1.UU $6.50 Dress Hat Shapes $lL. Every Dress Hat Shape in the Base ment in this one great lot Velvets, beaver, velours, felts, etc.; small, me dium or large shapes in all fin ' leading colors; values to $6.50 $1UU Double Stamps In Basement Tomorrow $10 Slippers, Only 98c Women's Juliets, Hospital Slippers and Felts. Juliets with strong elastic sides snd plain or patent tip. AQ Two styles in felts. $1.50 vals. 30C $1.25 Hand Bags, at 69c Women's genuine leather Hand Bags, nickel or " gunmetal frames, with strong strap handles. Have (tQ coin purse. Values to $1.25 at )jC Women's Bath Robes A handsome gift article. Made from extra heavy grade double faced eiderdown in rich patterns and colorings. Side and breast pockets, heavy . cord. Best $5.00 quality. 35c Fancy Ribbons, at 18c Ajspeciat sale of fancy Christmas Rib bons, 5-inch pure silks in 'tnpesTanT Dresden effects. Extra heavy 1Q grade; 25c to 35c values, at IOC I Christmas Neckwear 25c Scores of dainty Neckpieces, suitable for Xmas gifts. Stocks, bows, cas cades, jabots, Dutch collars, etc. Values tip to 50c for only LDZ Men's 50c Ties, at Only 19c 2000 men's high grade ics in this great holi day sale. Richest of new colorings and attractive - patterns. Regular values tip to 50c Your choice now at oiily wC Men's Kerchiefs, Six for 59c Men's - fine sheer Initial Handkerchiefs - in all lettef s. ' Put up six in a fancy Christ inas box. i- Extraordinary values at CQ this price. Special for tomorrow, box vuC 25c Kerchief s, Special at 17c Men's pure linen Kerchiefs, fine sheer lin en, t?i-inch hemstitched borders and full sizes, Do your Xmas buying here and 1 ptft save. ; Box of 3 for 50f ; each at only 1 1 C Table Damask; Yard 22c Full 60 inches wide and good heavy weight.' Made to stand hard usage. A choice selection of new pat- ))g terns.- On sale at, the yard, C Iliick Towels, 50c Dozen Fine soft finish cotton huck Towels of splendid quality. Size x23 inches, with colored borders, specially Cl priced for tomorrow, a dozen UC Muslin SfiD) Combinations, Gowns, Princess Slips' and Skirts. Cambrics, muslins and dainty crepe materials,, trimmed with laces and embroideries.- Beautiful snowy white garments. Regular $1.50 quality. Bleached Sheets, at 39c Wade from good heavy grade bleached sheeting, size 72x90, , hemmed, ready for use. An exceptional bargain OQ,, chance. Specially priced, each OuC Outing Flannel, 8c Yard Mill ends of Outing Flannels, good heavy quality, neat stripe and check patterns. Lengths up to 20 yards. O Priced special Wednesday, yard OC Basement 25c Table Hundreds of useful articles appro priate for Xmas gifts. Toys, fancy , goods, games, soaps and novel- nC . ties of all kinds. Values to $1 tDC Child's $15.00 Capes, at $1.98 Odd lines of children's Capes to be closed out at once. Broadcloths and all wool chev iots, many of them silk lined, light tfl QO or dark colors; ages 4 to 16; now $lit(j Girls' Raincapes, Only $1.69 Children's Rain Capes priced extremely low. Fine grade rubberized materials in neat stripes, full length styles, with $1 fQ hood; sizes 6 to 14. Tomorrow at vlv5f Child's $6.00 Coats, at $3.95 Ages 6 to 14. Made from warm winter weight materials in plain colors, offancy mixtures, handsomely trimmed, in sizes 6 to 14. are 14. Regular $5 and $6 Coats nr specially priced tomorrow at vOVD 75c Corsets, Special at 49c Two styles in this lot short or medium hip made of good grade coutil, nicely fin ished and perfect fitting, 4 hose sup- AQ,, porters attached; sizes 18 to 30; now fC $1.00 Corsets, Special at 59c Several models in this group. Good, de pendable styles for the average figure. Me dium bust and hip. Four hose supporters attached. Sizes 18 to 30. $1 Cor- CQ sets are on sale for tomorrow at only uJC $1.50 Corsets, Special at 98c A new graceful fitting model, made of fine coutil, boned with non-rusting steels and have 4 hose supporters attached. QQ Sizes 18 to 30. $1.50 Corsets at only 30C 50c Baby Blankets, Only 39c Special sale.of Baby Blankets in the base ment tomorrow, . Splendid heavy quality in reversible patterns. Pink or blue. OQ Full sizes. -Regular 50c Bfankets at OSJC 10c Toilet Paper, Special at 5c Another great Wednesday sale of fine Toi let Paper. Extra good grade. 1000 sheets to the roll. Not more than 20 rolls C to a customer. 10c Paper priced at wv Notion Specials , On the Main Floor tomorrow. 5c Wire Coat Hangers, special now at" 3$ 10c Wood Coat Hangers on sale now at 6 35c Fancy, Xmas Glove Boxes at only. 25 35c Fancy Xmas Kerchief Boxes for 25 35c Skirt Markers on sale ttt. Varh 254 $1.00 Sewing Sets, spwial now each, 75 I oc icnuiK Oliver a uiuiLUes, each at lue 35c Needle Brooks, special tomorrow at 25 25c Shopping Bags, godd"qualit, each 18f 35c Fancy Boxed Garters, pair, now' 25 sakoaiv caatCT.TK irsnr zxoob GreatWedlile stey Sale Tollefl AfHIcIcs Traveling Cases, Toilet Sets, Mirrors, Brush Sets, Parisian Ivory Goods; Sha1ng Sets Comb and Brush Sets Of Parisian Ivory, put up in neat, attractive (f OA boxes." Regular $1.75 quality i Oif Toilet Sets-Mirror, brush and comb, three different styles, ebony or S1 -'OC rosewood; , $1.75 quality; for ,$AD Hand Mirrors Ebony or rosewood, 3 distinct shapes. These are regu- OQl lar $1 grade. Special now a,t only OiC rnamois. inree ditterent sizes. Regular $1 values, special at only 59c Parisian Ivonr-r-Nail Files. Cuticle Knives. Corn Knives and Button Hooks. id Priced special for tomorrow at only. IOC Xmas": Perfumes II ud nut's, Jergen's, Smith's and Eastman's, in attractive . PA boxes. Priced now at 25f tnd Xmas Packages Colgate's or Williams', 4 articles in each package. An Ideal CA gift.1" Priced tomorrow at 25 and OlC ParisiaiIvry-Buffs-tHem styles, leather or cretonne; all are spe- yU cially reduced for tomorrow at just Z Tripla Mirrors OrSery best quality in assorted sizes and woods. Buy lyu them at this store tomorrow at just l& Odds and Ends in Mirrors Hundreds of them in this great lot Buy them jL; at this great store tomorrow at just Shaving Sets Mirror; Cup and Brush. Regular selling price, $2. Spe- C 1 . 1 A cially priced here tomorrow at vl.lv plate; regular $3i0 quality. 0 CA Special for tomorrow at, each, vi.wU Entire Stock of Sterling Silver Toilet Articles at ONE-THIRD OFF Regular Prices $1.00 Fancy Silks 45c Yd. Silks of unusually good quality in richest of the new colorings. Messa lines and taffetas in standard AE widths. Reg. 75c and $1 Silks fWC 60c Dress Goods,, at 39c Buy HER a Dress Pattern. In this lot are plain and fancy weaves in great variety. Light and medium weight materials. Regular 50c and 60c OQ i grades on sale tomorrow, yard IJC 25c Handkerchiefs, at 15c Children's fine sheer Kerchiefs, with neatly embroidered initial, packed 3 in a fancy box. Complete line of 1 C- all letters; 25c values. Box of 3 IOC Kerchiefs, Six for 98c Women's fine Irish' Embroidered Kerchiefs, with neat hemstitched bor ders. Great variety of dainty AO patterns. Special, box of six at vOC Child's Kcrchfs., 3 for 10c Children's fine sheer Handkerchiefs, with neat hemstitched border. Put up 3 in a fancy Xmas box. On 1 A special sale tomorrow, the box IUC Kerchiefs at 25c a Box Women's fine Swiss embroidered Handkerchiefs, with dainty ; hem stitched border. Very sheer grade. Three in a pretty holiday box QP. in this, special at low price of 40 C $1.00 Savings Banks, at 49c 500 Savings Banks, bought frotn the Guar antee & Trust Co. of Portland. Self-registering, extremely well made; worth ilQ $1 each.. Special for tomorrow at 47C $1.00 Jewel Boxes, Only 49c A very attractive gift Over 500 of them in this lot- Assorted shapes in gold or silver finish, with silk linings, v;.;: Regular $1.00 Boxes are oa sale tomorrow at HtJC $1.00 Toilet Sets, Special 53c Brush and Comb Sets or Military Brush SetSj-splendid full size, well made .Brushes of extra good quality; In.neat box. CO $1.00 values are now offered at only OOC VVorheri's loS) Choice o! our entire Basement Shoe stock tomorrow at this low price. ; Thousands of pairs in all popular styles and leathers. High grade shoes, worth to $5 the pair. $6.00 Lunch Sets Special OS.CO Consisting of 6 Cups, Q Saucers, 6 Lunch Plates) 6 Bread and Butter Platei 45 Piece Dinner Set, small pink flower, gold line, special, only $ 5.1 0 f JH5 Austrian China Dil"ier Sets, pbk decoration, 50 pieces, at y HM i $14.50 Austrian China pinner Sets, pink decorations, t50 pieces, at Sll.r!) $22.50 Austrian China Dinner Sets, pink decorations, 100 pieces, 14. CO Plain Gold Band China, very neat -BQc-Cups and-Saucers.-special C5 35c 6 inch Plates, special at 2r( Decorated Cake Plates, Bp'L 20 Hand Fted Cups and Saucers 2 -Decorated- Salad -Bowls - f or ' Dec. Sugars & Creamers, prr ! Wooden Clock with wc ? ' $4.00 Electric Irons Fully Guaranteed f