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in;: o::i:r.on daily, journal. va:v:uux)t Tunsn.vr-evening,. January 11. 1 OLHi SHU1E lil CO TESTOVER II APPOINTEES EHBIFFHS Four Generations of, Walla Walla Family Governor-Elect lister's Sup J: porters Try to Prevent Con firmation of Recess Ap pointments of Last 2 Years. 'Olympla, vVaH.. Jn- Tha senata rpent - X ha- morning: -c!on- equabblmj oyer .' confirming recess appointments made by Governor Uay during the past two year. Uovernor-Llftcf Mater's (lupporters In tti eer,ate endeavored toJiave these 30 appointments field up until after Ms inauguration. A special fight wan nftle upon the confirmation of the ap jtofntment of Jrlah Commisaloner 'RUe latni of He'll Ingham. Charges of Ineffl rtfincy and neglect of duty were made uSulnHt. rtlselaiul by King and , Whatcom county ' senators.' V ' "v ; Hay's- Hsl of appointments' Included that of Senator - Hammer ' of Skagit oounty td fill a vacancy caused. M the ilentli of a holdover senator. The Benin- had not taken a final vote on the confirmation wliJu tn'o .noon, adjourn iwrnt wan taken!"'.1 .'-,.' . " HThe houee spent the entire mornlnn discussilngr the adoption of rule, oa sub mitted by t the committee appointed to "prepare ihcni on the first-day of the session. . ' - " '. Both houses have passed a bill appro priating $80,000 legislative expenses. Governor ListerV Inauguration will take place at noon Wednesday in the rotund ofMthe tapltol building,-which has been "elaborately decorated with flaga-and .bunilnfc. The Inauguration halt will be given . in . the new f temple of Juutlce in the evening, - Special boats and trains will bring crowda from, Se attle; and other sound points. - The Progressives .wre- defeated de cisively in the election ot the house of ficials yesterday . and were, worewl again oh the fight to reform the house rules.' Despite this, tbe Bull Mooser. after a caucus last night, decided to con tlnu. the fight to break the rules which give the speaker power-In shaping legis lation Wee Coyle, university . football play er, mfis today appointed reading clerk of thr bouse. Following the desertion of 'Represen tatives Gilkey Sweet and Stevens from the Progressives In the voting yester day, the Progressive caucus last night, read the three out of the part?; - ' . ' Sheriff Word's office' won Its first case In the- moral crusude this morn ing In the munlclpat court. Deputy Sheriff Curtis ws the officer in charge, making the arrest of 1j. Aubray and Frances Kartell Bunrta)C evening In th south end, - -- ,' - Kvldence - submitted tjiln'' morning showed the sheriff's men were Inves tigating Sunday evening,, when they came upon the Clay, street house, In which the arrest was made. The cou, ple arrested were, found In a room, both denying any Improper action. .However, the deputies found tne couple , did noti regularly occupy, the place and charged , them wit: an Immoral act. Both were . found guilty this morning , by Judge Tazwell, .fining -them each J40, ' An j appeal was asked and allowed. - I Sheriff Word had hoped to be abl to flic statu charges against Aubray' on the grounds that he was living off the earnings ,of an Immoral woman. Lack of evidence made this lmposHjblc. Aubray will probably be turned over to tliB immigration autnorltles, however, an he has bee,n in the United States but 10 months., , War has ,1eerii declared , by 1 Sheriff Word on the men who are living from AArnlnvKi'nf linfnrhinat,vrtmftn.,Rnd Al ! rapidly as evidence can be secured I these men will be' prosecuted. A close) watch Is being kept both in the north and- south ends of the city as Sheriff! 'Word is anxious to stop practices of this nature. '.'' ' 1 " - ', M'MINNVILLE COLLEGE: TO RAISE $200,000 FUND McMlnnvlUe,. Qr Jan, ,14. The trus tees of MeMlnnvlllo college have se cured the services of JDr. Myron Ilaynes, a prominent. Baptist clergyman, who Is at present raising .an endowment for Franklin college, to take charge of the endowment campaign to raise $200,000 to- meet the provisions of the x condi tional gift of $50,000 made by James J. - Hill to- McMlnnvllle college. The campaign will begin-in September, of this year and will continue until 1915. ' August Lovegren, of Cherry. Grove, was selected as one of the board of trustees-to succeed Timothy Brovfnhlll,- who has (rone south because of his health. and W. T. Jenks, of Salem, was chosen to take the place of J. B. Thompson of Dallas, who has . removed to Los An geles, Cal, t,. ; i "n i ' ... I Use of Asphalt. In Antiquity. . . E. W, Gudgijr in Science, , That asphalt whs known to the an cients is a well attested fact. Its use as a binder for masonry in Babylon be ing In point, but of its use other than v r , t ' .. i 11 , L :, i S - ' L With pae other, these four, each representing a- different, generation, .comprise tho complete circle of the Lutcher family;, Just to. show old-tlmc Walla Walla friends that she and immediate members of her family did have a relative left In the world, Mrs. Ida M, Lutcher, a plo. fleer resident of the eastern Washington city, recently persuaded her father. Eric Anderson, to come from his home in Oceoia, Neb., to her home to spend the rest, of his, days , This brought four generations together as fthown in the picture. With one more the four form a complete family circle. Of a .once large family, all but these have passed away,'- ' Eric Anderson,' 94 years old, is the father of Mrs.' Lutcher,' who Is about 60. Byron K. Lutcher. her son, is 39 and his daughter, Frances.ls seven years old. ' A brother of Byron ,F. Lutcher, Joseph L., the fifth ' and completing member of the circle, conducts the cigar stand In The Journal, building, i Mrs. Ida Lutcher freighted across the plains with her husband to Walla -Walla 35 years ago. The Lutchers were the pioneer confectioners . In Wallf. Walla and B, F. Lutcher at present conducts the store that has been run Continuous ly by father and son in the same place for 29 years, - . . - this we know nothing. Strabo tells us that as early as 2U . C, the streets of Babylon were paved, and , so, too, presumably were the great loads lead ing out from the many gate' of that city.- Babylon was situated in- the al luvial plain of Mesopotamia, and its building material was . almost entirely clayi either as. such or in the form of bricks. It seems rather doubtful that these latter were, used in bufldlng ope rations, and it-does not seem -improb able that it was-utilised to Improve the streets. . , PEOPLE WiLL REJECT ' LAGGARDSVILSON VJnlti-d r-rcM I.fmpd Wlr. . - Trenton. K. J., Jan, 14. At a lunch eon, Ten'dered him and New Jersey presi dential electors here yesterday, President-elect Woodrow Wilson said: ' "The people have turned ' their faces In a definite urectlon of progress, and any party or anyone Who does not go along will lie rejected, and ought to be. ."I'm under bond as (he spokesman and Instrument of all the people. My sacred honor Is involved. I feel that the people have commissioned me, and I want to say that with such a Jury back. of.youJ..you..fft,n smile..at.Uie.ef. forts of the gentlemen 1 who meet in back rooms and arrange to beat you. It can t be done," - . . . win mini WJLUI n rn Tn IIOIA , tilYLn IU GET $1,740,000 AWARD (tJnlted Pre titeil TTlre.J " Washington, Jan. 14. Included among the Pacific coast appropriations In the rivers and harbors bill agreed upon bv the house committees on rivers and har bors are the following: f , For Improvement of the Columbia river between the foot of Th Dalles rap Ids and Celtic falls, $600,000; for the Columbia river above Celllo falls to the mouth of the Snake river, $40,000; .for Coos Cay, tSO.Ct'O; Improvements at the mouth of the Columbia river in Oregon, $1,000,000; the Columbia river at the ca. cades, $100,000; Los Angeles harbor, $121,000; Oakland harbor, $275,000, an! San Diego hafbor, $35,000. 1 m LAD FIGH T n MEASURE ' (Sflli-iB turwa of The Journnl.V " Salem, Or., Jan, 14. It is reported to day that'-Senator , Joseph will lead a movement to 'have senate, bill 19 passed over the governor's veto and In case this should fall, the 4)111 will be re introduced. .This measure purports to be for the protection or the working man and provides that municipalities, counties and school districts must re quire bonds from contractors and makes the municipalities, county and school fliHtrkts jointly linljle with eontrai. to; for tnateriU aiul labor obligations. This bill Is being backed by State Labor Com tnlssloner JToff. . Xo Suffering Itejiorted. ffW'lal fo Tlifl Jiii'iul.y Ooldendale, Wash,. Jan. 14. About eight inches of snow, has fallen in thi Aalley and a eavy snowfall Is reported In the Sltncoe mountains. No damage OlVS.ufffli.ljt i'.l- I'. s;i!t"of the ill. Uih On !i;m!i .( W Hood rilvtr, ((,. J.i ii. foot of snow f:1! In tl i valley Sunday and en I have youn-; ori'lmvils, ar' Ing the snow from tin ts to prevent their hreiKi'' weight when thu thaw ! 1 s It !,.,..S H I 1 Health and Beauty Ack BY. MRS. MAE MAKTYN. Cella; You can't expert to appear fas cinating with pimples all over your face. During the summer, anyone's blood is likely to become' thlek and - siugglih from accumulated poisons which fre quently find an outlet in the face. This condition can be overcome by taking a good system-tonfc' and " blooa-purifloi. An excellent and inexpensive, old-fashioned tonic of tried merit Is made with kardene. Dissolve one ounce of karden In a half-pint atoohol (not whisky) then add one-half cupful sugar and enough hot water to make a quart. Take a tablcspoouful before each meal and you will soon feel like a new- person, and your complexion will dear and take on a healthy tone. ' 4 W. J. B.: Those annoying hairs on your chin quickly vanish after an appli cation of a delatone paste, made-by mix Ing together a little water and powdetni delatone.- ' This paste Is to be appllU and left on the skin two or three min utes, then rubbed off and , the skin washed. The delatone treatment isqult harmless and always leaves the sklit clear and. smooth. Maiden: You will no longer have thin eyebrows and stubby lashes if you get a small original- package of pyroxin and with forefinger and thumb apply some at lash-roots, then with finger-end rub a little on the brows. This makes the lashes arow.long, silky and curly and makes the eyebrows come in thick and glossy. Be careful not to get any pyroxin where hair is not wanted. Gussle: I, too, was flat-chested until I used the famous vaucalre treatment, butnow have a well 'developed figure, Vou can orepare this treatment in the privacy of your home and I am sure the result will be entirely pleasing. Dis solve 1 cupfuls sugar in 1 pint water and add 1 ounce gallol. Then take 2 teaspoonfuls at meal time. Excepting in stubborn cases, development starts quite soon. - '.. - - E. B. S.: Although gray hair is some times caused by worry. It is generally due to a' diseased scalp as indicated by such symptoms as dandruff, Itching ot the scalp and brittle, falling hair of which you speak. To restore your scalp to a healthy condition, first keep it clean, by .shampooing every ten days or two weeks with canthrox, then massage the scalp, using a good - quinine " hair tonlc. You can preparet the tonic your self by adding one ounce of quinxoln to a half-pint of alcohol (not whisky) and a half-pint of cold water. This Is much better than most ready-prepared hair tonics, as it contains nothing to make the hair coarse, sticky or 'stringy." It wilt' remove the dandruff and stop your hair . from coming out. - You will find lfli- I.- . Ul fl! rem ri. t , yu;.i dov :i ' ""V1 1 " i , it an ideal dressing for. ti e hn'r very refreshing to an itch In htj'p. S. Tt. O.r If your siiperfiiiuws ! proves-annoying and disliesin, n follow! nip. tat rariiiua akli, I,;.- .......... . . , . u u v v . . n , , M s excellent- et-sultsr-Irtssotve f-nir u ot pnrnotic in 1H pints hot aii-r; tool strain and take a tablesiiooni me liquid yerore eacli meal. This edy is harm lees. By avoiding verv toods and taking plenty of exenihe win una tuts remedy will cut your weight very rapidly. Mrs. Huth:. There can he no ponl,l excuse for a woman gf jour assi n j lei ting her complexion. It is a dut v . owe to yourself to look as youthful m.. charming as possibl. I would not . c courage you to use face powder: It ru off too easily, shows too read 11 v fi.i. does no permanent good. The usj of good lotion made by dlssulvi:i fun ounces of spurmax In half a pint of r,. waters or witch hazel and adding tv. teaspconfuls of glyrerlne will take awn that .course, sallow, oily look to von skin snd make it soft, pink and yo'utu fdl.-. This lotion js an cxcMlont ti-auti fier and whltener and will lust lunn. than -powder, it la splendid for col sorfS, freckles, pimples and preventm chappln" In the winds. . Lovers: fa) Don't worry, What tr your hair is a little thin, looks "string-" and is hard to do up and mak; nice. There is a remedy for all th'-.. Shampoo your hair once In two week-, with a teaspoonful of canthrox un solved In a cup of hot water, rinsing afterwards lit clear water. The rn t. cleansing lather will please you, Tiil-i will rid your- scalp of dirt and dandrut'i' and make your hair soft and glosat. Your hair will dry quickly and be fluffy and nice yon will forgnt your hair-troubles. But don't wash your Iml, with soap. 'The "free" alkali in sotr ruins the hair gloss, makes it streaky and dead looking. : (b) To make an ex cellent skln-whitener and complexion beauttfier, see answer to "Mrs. Kuth." . Harriet: For your tired. dull, in flamed eyea you need a good eye-tome. Dissolve an ounce of crystos in a pint of water. Two or three drops of ttiH In each eye dally will strengthen yo u eyes and make them bright and, .spark-, ling. This tonic will not smart and- h i proven a great aid to those who we.'t.' glasses. A friend of mine who-has re markably clear, beautiful eyes tells in that she uses this simple tonic, regu larly to keep them bright and full of expression. I find it excellent for wea.i. inflamed, tired eyes and granulated eye lids. Adv. ' Store Opens at 8 :30 a. m. and Closes at 5:30 p. m.' Every Business Day Except Saturday Try Our Special 25c Lunch. Served Daily in the Basement Store Shoe Shininfj Parlors in Basement Manicuring, Facial Massage, Shampooing, Hairdressing, 2d Floor-Prompt Service, Moderate Prices Women's 36-in. tcIndestructo" Trunlcs - S35 Grades $17.50-40-in. Size, $37.50 Grades 518.75-4th Fir. &tf Green Trading Stamps Are Given on All Purchases Amounting to 10c or Over $3.50 is-eiff-(9.fiA- S4.50' -UJuautu'ii sciiiiaacj. ouu. ty&.vj Sec window, 'close fitting,' pargon, steel frame and.rod.covercd with; first quality silk and lincrt taffeta. Choice assortment of latest .novelty handles; 26-inch size forewomen and 28-inch for men. Standard. $3.50 4PO CA and $1.50 Umbrellas. Specially priced for, tomorrow, at only sf LdJ -.., . . - sr , i , , . . qJJ 'THE DAYLIGHT STORE" MORRISON TENTH, WEST PARK AND ALDER S iS. Main floor. . Women's Open Sandals with strap, special ihc pair at CO" Women's Storm Rubbers, pair 85 Children's Rubbers, 5 to 8, at ZOr Storm Sandals, with strap, pr. 754 Children's Rubbers, fy to 11, ttc Men's, Storm. Rubbers, pair fl.25 Childress Rubbers, .11 to 2, 65? i lltli AiMMinisiIl Oegupginiiee ami ; Saifle IE WMu ! Each Day Brings GrcaterJOpportonitics for Thritlyjlen arid Women to Save Evecy Article in the Store Reduced; Contract IGoods Alone Excepted I "V rA : : 1 ili : ' : : : y V : - " " , , : full "I .-i -.f-f- rn Vomcn's (0c Wool IIosc 45c Main floor; "Castle" Gate English Cash mere Jlysc., gray;.rocr'ino, spliced poles. and 'garter top, bOc quality, AH the sizes. ' Fleece Lined Hose, Pair 45c , Women's fine grade fleece. lined. HoscJn ;heavy winter weight. ."Warranted fast black. ; Ribbed or garter top.; All sizes. , , , , Children's Wool Hose, at 25c Heavy V. weight 2x1 ribbed and 1 absolutely" fast black. Gray merino heels and toes. All ' sizes. Regular 35c quality. - . Infants' S. & WVHose, pr. :Uc Infants' fine, ribbed filk- and wool Hose, in black,- white, "pink, sky and tan. All, sizes and splendid quality. . . . - X6 Mend Stockings, for 22c 1 Main floor." 4 Children's. no mend fast black Hosiery. Warranted to give best of wear. Double heels and toes. All sizes in the lot. Wayne Knit Hosiery, at 31c Fini ribbed for girls and heavy ribbed for boys. Reinforced knees, heels and toes, and fast black -Complete line. All sizes here. Women's $25.00 Suits at $14.95 Women's $17.50 Suits at $0.95 Splendid line of this .sea son's ' styles 'and ... fabrics. Every suit well made and perfect fitting. C1f OC Values to ,$25 $ 14.30 Mixtures, plain serges and novelty weaves; in popular colors. Mostly plain styles. Suits (A OC worth to $17.50 $ JMO Women's $25.00 Dresses $9.48 Women's $15.00 Dresses $7.48 Women's one piece Dress-' es in splendid assortment o latest models.' Values up to $25.oa flQ O' Your "choice for v.tO Sizes - for women' nd ' mjsses'in this special lot. Handsome ncw models.' Values ,up to IO $15.00. Choice at sffl.-tO Women's $17.50 Coats at $8.98 $5.00 Sillt Petticoats for $2.49 Women's and misses' win ter Coats in good practical styles and popular weaves. Values to $17.50 i0 QO special" now at 0t30" Fine quality taffeta and mcssalinc silk Petticoats in all leading colors. Reg-, ular. $4.C0 and 0 A( ?5.00 values, at VCMJ Children's $6.00 Ooats '$2.98 Latest styles, beautifully made and trimmed. Smart models for children 6 to 14 years of age., $6.00 values $2.98. ; , 75c Outing Gowns, Only 4,8c Girls' and and misses' outing flannel Cowns heavy quality-cut fid! and long. Good colors and all sizes'. fws'Mt Basement. A reniarkablt! sale of boys' school Suits tomorrow. Good heavy weights for present 'wear, , Made front excellent materials. Well lined and nicely finished. Good serviceable colors and dependable fabrics. .Suits that you cannot duplicate in style. or quality under $5.00 to $6.00 at any store in town. Sizes for 4PO QQ boys 11 to! 17 years of age., Your choice for tomorrow's sale only, at ytVO Women's 25c Hose, Only 17c Women's heavy winter weight Hose, cash mere and fleece lined, seamless, fast black. Three pairs 50. Boys' $1.00 Sweaters at, 39c Boys' and youths' heavy wool, Sweater Coats, Cardigan rib, in medium shade of gray. 34 to 40. ; t At the -Center Circle Underwear At Clearance Prices On important sale of, women's and chil dren's high grade Underwear, priced low. $1.00 'Mcrode' SChf Uiulcrwcar at CeijL Women's .Merode Vests 'andTigh'ts,1 in cream ,white ribbed merino. Sizes 4, 5, 6. $1.50 Mcrodc O-f A Uiulcrwcar at iioriL v Women's Mcrode silk and wool Vests and Tights, high neck. Sizes 7, 8 and 9 FJeecc Lined O Underwear at Natural ' gray i fleece lined Vests and Pants; silk trimmed. SizeS-4 5 and 6. Children's Un derwear, only Childrcn's.'c'rcam white flecce.lined Vests ,and- Pantalets. . )n sizes 1 to 15 jtars. Children's Pnnf nlrts O nlv, JUL 2. only. Tast black, ankle length, J " -W- Men's $2.89 Sweaters Now $1.98 Men's $3.50 Sweaters Now $2.48 Coat Heavy ruff reck Sweaters, excellent quality. ' Pearl buttons; side' pockets Regular $2.89 i-1 QO grade at, . only w ItwO Heavy . weight ruff neck Sweaters in - gfcen, navy, tan, red , and . gray; . regu. lar.,$j.5U values,. t on sale . at, . each $2.48 3Icn's $6.00 Sweaters, Special at $4.50 iMeh's $.50 Sweaters, Special at $6.75 Ruff neck' Sweaters, with Heavy Cardigan knit Coat .knit-in pockets, -gray and Sweaters, ruff neck and By ' maroon; regular. $5.00 to ron collar. Regular values' $6.00 values, to $3.50 each, 7c priced specialist Jf.w U, priced this sale PU.IU 3rcn's 65c Knit Gloves, Special' at 39c Men's 50c Miiff Ici; Special at Only 25c Heavy and light weight "knit Gloves '. in black, brown, navy and gray. Regular 65c. and 75c qua!-, 90 ityy special at, pair JJC Picnic wrth -f atie-wat lsnd.Af a- JSc- quality-.. V hil drcn's Union Suits at VVliite ri'.vl natural cray swis ribbed wol 'it'! n l'il.vci! - Sves 7 ) H.vcars." Men's Bradley Mufflers, in black, gray, navy and white. Just right ior this weather, Regular 50c quality. OC. priced special; only 4buC r Holeproof 9 Hosiery at Clearance Prices $1.50 Box 6 Pairs "Holeproof" Hosiery $1.03 $2.00 Box 6 Pairs "Holeproof" Hosiery $1.38 $3.00 Box 6 Pairs '.'Holeproof" Hosiery $2,10 Main floor The famous Holeproof line of men's Hose on Sale at sensational reductions. An opportunity you have been waiting for. In black and popular colors,. Save money. 50c Wool Sox 3 P'FS $1.00 Main floorMen's heavy, weight woolen Socks, in blue and gray mixtures. The quality always sold at )A 50c the pair. All sizes. On sale now at 3 pairs for lvU $i.00 Silk Mufflers, Special Only $2.50 Men25c Sox, Three Pahs Only 50c Heavy knitted silk' Mufflers in gray, black, tan, navy and white. ; Regular o O A $5.00 quality, only )U Men's light and- medium weight woolen sox in natu ral and navy; regular. TA 25c grade; 3 pairs, - . aJUC Men's Flannelette' (Gowns Eeimicedl Main floorClearance sale, men's flannelette Gqwns in all styles plain and fancy patterns. Military, turndown and V neck. in alt sizes and newest patterns, priced very low. 75c Gowns Only 45c 85c Gowns Only 69c $1.00 Gowns for 89c Clearance Wool Dress Goods Main floor? Our entire stock ol wool Dress Goods now .on, sale. at. radically reduced prices. - . , . $1.25 Mixed Suitings, at 79c Handsome new weaves in the seasons most wanted colorings jn fancy stripes and mix tures. - , . - $1.50 Mixed Suitings, at 98c Weaves- and colors suitable for present wear. All-wool mixtures and fancy stripes.' Val ues to $1.50 a yard. $2.00 Fancy Suitings, at $ll,! Suitings 48 'to. 58 inches wide. AH wn-l-Suitings in popular mannish mixtures. $1.75 and $2.00 grades. $2.50 Taney Suitings, $l.iS High grade novelty Suitings in latest im ported novelty weaves and colorings. $2.00 to $2.50 grades. . $3.00 Fancy Suitings, $1.C! Fancy mixed Suitings , in good assortment of colorings. Extra wide, heavy . weight. $3.00 values.,' , ,','.' - - - - TSXBO FLOOB j $1.25 Gowns at $1.09 $1.50 Gowns at $1.29 A Full Line of Sizes Special Sale of Flannelette Pajamas Maid floor Men's heavy weight flannelette Pajamas in plain and fancy patterns. Cut in good, fulj sizes, with frog trimming. Side pocket. Come all sizes and all colors.' $2.00 Grades at $1.79 $2.25 Grades at $1.98 $2.50 Grades at $2.19 $1.25 Grades at $1.09 $1.50 Grades at $1.29 $1.75 Grades at $1.39 Slioldcr Hams r 15c ik : Onjealcirt Jlasem't 'Jt ' I " rp ri c e, 9 r Van Camp's Soups, special, 3 cans, 25 Standard .Tomatoc,, 3 c"a.ns at only 25 Iowa Corn, special, 6 cans for vnly -15 O. W. K. special t'.uttcr, the square, CJ) the dozen at only 23f? delivered at this price. Guaranteed K i Nw I'.JTKS Hill h 'SU.2V riOOR BtTWEES ELTATOKS' Bargain Circle Sale ol Motions Spoor Cotton, all sizes, white,, black,. 4f Spool Silk, 400 yards, black, .white,. 21S Basting VCotton 500-yardpbbl "for 1$ 10c Hairpin .Cabinets, special at only' 8 J0ckirju .Braidi Jb'arjL mteiJiti Pin , Cubes, lOO'i, assorted, special, -lf 5c removahle Collar Stays, only 2Je 8c Curling Irons, large size, special 5 10c Colonial Skirt Markers, each at 5c nickel Safety Piny, 12 on card, 2J J0c Treasure Safety Tin Books at only 8e 5c. 400 English' Pins, the' paper, at 2 JOc ""Mother's Ironing-' NV'ax, at only 25c Machine Oil," at only, a bottle, 15 J?arjin2..C.oitouJ.4i-yatll.spayI;!y't Bone Hairpins, -6 in box, special at 5s 5c Wire Hairpins, all, sizes, for-only SJf Xaiad Dress . Shields', nainsook covered; white, -si.es 2, 3 'and 4, pair only .,10 ( I DArcy Hair Xet 5 jn envelopes, 8c roxu&TX tz.oob' Special! 'Gold-Caked :;-i:'20e : Eo.:; Fourth floor ThcJC delicious -cakes are baked in our own ovens and are p.ire and wholesome.. Phone orders taken, bey fi ning at 8 a. m Gn-crrv a"-! -' - doparfirens lu.-ate.l ' t' ! Clearance Sale ol and C q m fo rte ro Third "floor " Buy the winter "Bcd-lm. tomorrow at- the lowest prices yet quoted. " $i. White Wool C0 OR Blankets, only VoJ-J Full bed size, with fancy colored border $6.00 White Wool Blankets, only $"" $7.00 White 'Wool Blankets, only -3. 7. $8.50 White Wool Blankets, only f 5.f $5 Gray Wool p C Blankets, only O oi: Pink, blue or brown, fancy bnrilr-. $7.00 Gray Wool Blankets, only r $9.00 Gray Wool Btnnkets, only 7.' - $5 Plaid Wool Ol Pi IHankets, only V Large full bed size. F.xtra heavy. $7.50 Plaid Wool Blankets or.1v T".' $9.00 Plaid Wool Blankets, only :, 7. $i;i5 White pr ' Cotton Cmfts. f $2.00 White Cotton Coivfiirt-, at ;'J.' $2.50 White Cott.-n C-.mfor!-. ;-t $3.75. While LV.: C.:'..: Pi!! . J V