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THE OREGON v DAILY JOURNAL; POR TLAND, FRIDAY, ' DECEMBER 21; 19l7. m IE DEAD I IN KENTUCKY ft mmmmmmmtw I L- J ' . ,, y-. ...,, Railroad Officials Unwilling TV J! day 40 Assign Reason f or Ac t " cident Which Cost 46 Lives. MORE DEATHS ARE EXPECTED Number of Those Hurt Are So Seriously Injured That List of Fatalities Is Likely to Grow. ?- Louisville. Ky., Deo. !1ML NV. 8.)- -4Uuay officials were unwilling today fo assign a cause for the wreck near jhepherdevllle, 23 jaQea aouth. in which 3. according- to. latest records,' were t killed and nearly two seer Injured. An rexhaustive Investigation will be begun ploday, according to W. F. Sheridan, su rperlntendent of the Louisv llle division tct the I N. road, r- The wreck occurred when a Louisville dk -Nashville express train bound from -Cincinnati to New Orleans, crashed into iJhe rear end of the Bardstown local Utraln a few yards from the Shepherds ryille station. roar Bodies Ualdeattf led Pour bodies remain .unidentified. TAmonff the identified dead are? j ' "C NAT MUIR, president of the Wilson r)duir Banking company. GEORGE! L. DUKE, wife and. daugh ter. JAMES STANSBURT. MRS. R. H. MILLER. MRS. ARCH PBLL1AM. " ' JAMES MORRISON, rr- NACK MILLER. MRS. H. H. WASHBURN, field secre tary of the Anti-Saloon league. . r JAMES THOMPSON, United States , Revenue service. " - MRS. THOMAS MOORE. E MRS. JOSEPH HURST and child. . - JOSEPH MARKS, town marshal. JOHN PHILLIPS, wife and daughter. S, BEN TALBOT. . R. C. CHERRY all of Bardstown, Ky. MRS. CARRIE MAT SIMMONS, Shep- rnerdsville. Ky. 3 THOMAS OR GEOROE SPALDING, MRS. ELIZABETH McELROY, Springfield, Ky. - DAVID PHILLIPS and CLAY -GREENWELL, New Haven, Ky. Z, EMORY SAMUELS, Deatsvllle, Ky. : rv N. H. THOMPSON and MRS. THOS. 3IILLER, New Hope, Ky. - DAVID MERRILLAN, Shelbyvllle, Ky. .2. THE REV. FATHER EUGENE BER JELLI, Chapeze, Ky. " MRS. KATE ICE, Belmont. Ky. i. FOREST OVERALL, High Grove. Ky ' MRS. STELLA NUTT, Leacee, Ky. CONDUCTOR CAMPBELL ot the lo- ; -cai train. Many Serionily Injured T The injured, many of them serlouBly, TWere , brought to Louisville aboard a .special relief train dispatched Imme diately after the wreck occurred. No attempt has yet been made to Identify 2r check the lisfof the injured. Deaths , sot those injured, it is feared,wM swell the total "Victims- of the wredC5 2 At the point where "the wreck 6 , JSurred railway' employes today are clear - Ing up a mass of twisted steel and splin tered wood, all that remains of the local , -train. The cars of the local were, vlr-4 . :xuaiiy demolished. Although the engine -and cars of the express train left the -track, they were not badly smashed an 3y the collision. - - The local train filled with passengers 3iad just left Shepherdsville wheft the iexpress come through. The express does - Jiot stop at Shepherdsville and was triv . tsllng at top speed when thcjlghta-of :. "the local train appeared. The engineer - aa unable to halt this tram in time "to avoid the collision. : Practically all of the injured -were passengers on the local train and all he dead were aboard the local. Pas mongers of the express train were shaken P and a few were injured, none seriously. passenger, was - demolished . and- the steer coaches derailed. The entire family of Marshal John Philip of . Bardstown, Xy- his wire and . child, were killed. Others killed were Rev. Father Eugene . Bertello, Cbapese, Ky:, and Nat Mulr, president of the WHson Mulr bank at Bards town, Ky and his wife , and Mrs. EmUy Sturgeon of Zanesvill,. Ohio. - Several of those killed were so badly disfigured that it was impossible t Identify , them. Two .children, . thrown into a-- snow -drift 'when - the crash came, were found alive and. were cared for by- people here. , One ot them, an 11 year old girl, was so . stunned by the shock of the, oolllalon that ehe has lost her memory.. The other, a four year old girl, was asleep in the snow whew Picked UP. , U rtment Is .Being Hampered False Stories of American Relation Tltk ; MexJeo Serlonsly' EatiRMi GoTerameat In PeOey TTltk Bepablle. Washington, Deo," 2L L W a)-The state department is being seriously em barrassed in its relations with Mexico by false stories published by the Ameri can press and copied by the newspapers In. tha City of Mexico. This statement was made by Secretary of State Lansing Thursday. He cited stories printed; that the United States, In cooperation with Great Britain, would seise the oil fields of Tamplco If there seemed any danger of their destruction by German agents or Mexican re volu tlonlsts. Stories that Luis Cabrera, former Mexican minister of finance, left the United states "in a huff." after beinr hampered in his negotiations to secure food supplies In this country for Mexico. by the state department, also were un qualifiedly denied by Secretary Lansing. Conductorettes' in Kenosha Make 'Hit1 l Two Children Saved by Snow i Shepherdsville, Ky., Dec 21. U. P.) J Evry person aboard the aeeommo--datlon train wrecked by the fast ex press here last night was either killed or injured. No one aboard the pas senger (rain, made up of steel eoachea. believed to have been injured. Louisville and Nashville passenger Iralnr No; 7, Cincinnati to New Or. leans, crashed into the rear of the JBardsville, Louisville and Springfield muwHimmBuoB iram or two wooden " .T ootn -ears iwaicn, ioe locomotive . of the Kenosha, Wis., Dec JL(L N. 8.) Conductorettes came to the street cars of Kenosha Wednesday, when 18 uni formed women were put into service as conductors on the lines of the Kenosha Electric Railway company. The comlne ox tne women resuitea in a speeding up and improvement of the service. Women will be used exclusively for these posi tions in tne future. ' 1 " i 1 m i i ii i i i Ameriean Soldiers May Go Turkeyless With the American Armies In France, Dec 21. (U. P.) Christmas turkeys for American fighting men had not been received up to noon today. Commis saries feared it was now too late, even if the speelal "eats" arrived, to dis tribute them before Christmas, fore casting a turkeyless Christmas day for me American troops. Freight Increases Further Suspended Washington, Dec 21-U. P. In creased freight rates .n commodities not included in the general 15 per cent case last June were ordered suspended until June 30, ltll, today by the interstate commerce commission. The case has been consolidated with the pending 15 per cent request and had already been suspended until December 31, 1917. Cross Given American Woman Chicago, Dec 21. (L N. 8.) Dr. Jane Wells Craven of Evanston today Is be lieved to be the first American woman to be honored by the French Croix de Guerre. The cross has been bestowed upon her by the French government for aiding and rescuing sounded under Are, according to . word received in Evanston from Mrs. Charles Hassart of . New York, sister ot Dr. Craven. UHWISREIECT BOLSHEVIK! OH Full ' Recognition of Indepen dence Is Reply to Ultimatum ' -From Capital. London. Dec 1L U. P.) The for- elgnjofice late today refused comment on a report printed by "the Berlin Vos slsche Zeltung that the entente powers had sent accredited legations to Uk raine, which is, seeking Independence from the Russian Bolahevlkl rule. v Petrograd, Dec 21. (U. P.) The province of Ukraine today formally re jected the Bolshevik! ultimatum and. In return, demanded full recognition of Ukraine's Independence. Bolshevik! representatives, it wi stated, declared an agreement was pos sible, provided Ukraine declared her In tention not to lend aid to General KAie-dlnes- and bis Cossack revolt. Troops on both sides are massing: for an Impending battle. Tne l; axeman forces are composed of Cossacks under General Skerbatskaff. Bolahevlkl troops are being: lined up three versts distant from the Cossack front. 1 (Three versts Is slightly under two miles.) Ukralnan readers not only demanded full recognition, of a republic of Ukraln by the Bolshevik!, with full rights and non. interference from Petrograd, but also Ukralnan right to management of the Ukralnan. southwestern and Rou manian fronts, participation In all peace efforts and certain food regulations. Among the last named measures, the Ukralnans Insisted that the federal gov ernment not allow the transport of food before payment of two. thirds In paper money and a third In gold. Much casual fighting was reported from the south between Bolshevik! and Ukralnan Irregular forces. Bolgrad (a town in Bessarabiaj, was reported In flames. Cossacks Make Demands Petrograd. Dec. 21. (U. P.) Pro posals for a cessation of civil war, but with the emphatic demand utat tne 001 shevlkt not Interfere with affairs in tne Don region and that a new national government be Immediately formed, were made in a communication received to day from General Kaledines, batman of the Don Cossacks. Smolny Institute, headquarters of tne Bolshevik! government, made the m sa uce public Without comment. (The Don region presumably means the Dro vines of the Don Coesacks, in the southeast Dart of Russia.) The newspaper Isvestia today pub lished letters from Kaiser Wllhelm to the Russian caar, written in the sum mer of 1914, in which the German em neror blamed England for harboring anarchists and proposed a Joint protest by other European nations. The newspaper alleged that the visit of a British squadron to Russia about that time was for the purpose of strengthening the ultra-liberal party In Russia. Plot for World : ; ; Rule Is Admitted " 'i ,. f : ' ; . ...) . Gensas Paper Beats he Teges Jtettang, Sayt Totee "of DetUay Calls for He Men te Bale Over Universe. Geneva, Dec 2L L N. 8.) Paa-Oer-mens have throwm of f their masks and are now boldly admitting: that Germany has plotted to rule the entire world and Is fighting with that object la view. A dispatch. . from Berlin Thursday Quoted the Deutsche Tagee Zeltung as saving: . - ,- - "Wi are .not making all this sacrifice of blood lb obtain a transitory peace. What we desire Is peace of long; dura tkm. We declare with Hmdenburg that Uiis happy peace with complete victory is possible. Let us be like strong- men who knew what they wane Let vs re sume the .traditions of the "epoch of iron. when Bismarck dictated his laws to the universe. This road and no other will lead Germany towards happiness and peace. It ia the Judgment of God, the voice of destiny that calls Germany te rule, but rule beneficently over all the nations of the universe." Milk Commission to Seek to Cheapen Milk Chicago. Dec 21. (L. N. 8.) Plans for cheapening milk to the consumer were submitted to the milk commission of the food administration Thursday. The first Is to sell the milk in bulk to stores and have them retail it to customers in amounts wanted. The second is to en act laws allowing milk dealers to sell dif ferent grades of milk at different prices and the third is to place the entire milk supply coming to Chicago under control of the public utilities commission. Han Chasing Pig Is 'Killed Chicago. Dec 21. (L N. 8.) A pig escaped from a boxcar. In pursuing it. James Dettloff, 35 years old. ran In front of a switch engine In the Union stockyards and was Instantly killed. New Club Officers White Salmon. Deo. IX. The newly appointed officers of the White Salmon Commercial club are as follows : George Read, president; R. L. Human, vice president and II. Rogge, treasurer. Redmond Answers Appeal Redmond, Or., Dec 21. The citizens of Redmond and vicinity, with very few exceptions, are not only willing but anx ious to take Out a 1918 Red Cross mem bership for the Red Cross Christmas membership campaign, now in progress. Octogenarian Knits Socks Hammond, Ind Dec 21. (X. N. S.) Mrs. Minnie Fehrmann, fteLxrs old, who Uvea near here, has knnr40 pairs of socks for soldiers since the war broke out. -. Soldiers' i Christmas 7 1 Tarty, on Tuesday '. .' 'V - Date Caas red la Order tc Cooperate Wit Zatortalaaeat Massed at Yea. -; eeavsr, Barraekt byT... C A. The Civic Christmas entertainment for the soldiers win be held at the Audi torium Tuesday instead of Monday, as previously announced; so as to cooper ate wtth the entertainment planned for them at Vancouver barracks by the Y. W. c A. war work council, Monday evening. Some two thousand men are expected la the city Tuesday and a 12 hour continuous entertainment la being arranged for their special benefit by Mayor Baker and a committee of society matrons. There are to be four bands, each to play three hours, and the vaudeville houses of the city, have promised their beet talent for program numbers to be Interspersed between danoes. From noon until midnight tha frolic will continue and hundreds of Portland's fairest and most winsome maids will be on hand to danoe with the boys in olive drab. The affair will be Informal and an the young women of the city who are Interested In assisting may communicate with the mayors office. - Jury Being Selected a inn- beta selected In Circuit Judge Tucker's court to try the case of Hce I,. Miller against we rwuu Railway. Light Power company for $10,000 damages for injuries alleged to have been received August 1. 117. on an Oaks car which, as tne compiejni allegea was run Into from behind by another car. JOIN TH EXED CROSS TODAY KELP THL BOOTS WHO AK FIGHTING FOR YOU V .-!!.- - CherTy' the Busiest Store in Town These Days. t age Not much wonder. No firm ever mi a more liberal offer. Their ordinary low prices on Men's and Women's cloth ing and their Easy Payment plan are re markable enough. But this month, anyone with good credit may choose what they want with out paying a cent until January 1. Then, after that, pay a little each week or month. No man or woman need deny themselves stylish dothee or the pleasure of giving sensible, worth-while gifts. - They are centrally located at IM-ll Washington St.. Ptttock block. (Adv.) I GIFT, SUGGESTIONS From All Over the Store 'Twoakl be t bit id thtt couli tclf yoa the complete story of ooYfifti for men. Practically every item In oar stock would And someone to' welcome It keaxtily. Here's a partial list of the many thinrt you'll find when you come here to cboost the very best (Ut yon can select for meat Neckwear Shirts Gloi Cellars, , Pajamas Us&braOas BetfeRcUo Hats Traveling Begs Cellar Begs , 3 Icons of Rage In 1 1 Distinctive Ties You cm be certain of pleasing him If yoa choose a tie or two, to match his favorite shirts from these rich striped or allover pat terns. They have slide easy bands. Others arte knitted of pure silk. Splendid Shirts Why not five him g silk shirt, or possibly one of fine madrasr Yoa can "tickle his vanity- t bit by flying him shirts somewhat finer and better than she would buy for himself. Roofers (far evening wear) Kait Veete Ash Treys Fine Hosiery A few pairs of sheer silk or lisle hose a:e never out of place as a rift for men. Such f.ne hose as these will ex press Doth your food taste and your thought-fulness. v. 50c to $4 $1.50to$10 25c to $4 SPECIAL GIFT BOXES FOR THE CHOICEST ARTICLES J A MERCHANDISE ORDER IS A MOST ACCEPTABLE GIFT J 1 Buffum & Pendleton Co. The) Mas's Store) ef Portland 127 SIXTH STREET Thirty Easy Steps Fro F. N. Pea die to Washing-ten St. Wiathrop Hammond OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS McNary Will Check Shipping Testimony Washington. Dec 11. (WASHING TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL) Senator McNary will attend the com mittee investigation of the shipping board, which opens this afternoon, with a view of checking up testimony on the wooden ship program and bringing out the facts In that connection. ! Senator Chamberlain, who is a mem ber of the committee, will be unable reg ularly to attend because the Investiga tion of military affairs will be proceed ing at the same time. 1 , . 1.- 1 1 Furlough Question Up to Commanders Washington, Dec II. (I- N. S.) How many men In the national army and the national, guard cantonments and camps shall be granted Christmas furloughs is to be left to the discretion of division commanders. Secretary of War Baker Thursday instructed commanding offjoers, how ever, to take care that railroad conges tion Is not Increased by granting too many leaves of absence. The Qalalae The Bees Sot Affect. Head Because of Its tonic and laxative effect. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININH can be frCKir envone -without causing nerv ousness or ringing, m ZJfiZl, Mae. m- ii . vi- iu signature Is on box. SOc K. W. GROVE AOV.) W4"l . ... t Grained Ivory First on the Nation's Gift List OWL STORES ARE WELL SUPPLIED WEST OP THE 31ISSOUBI BITEB COaiBI3tED. PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR MEfi In The Owl Drug Store you will find many things that the practical man of today will be glad to receive. We mention a few features: Auto Strop Safety Razors $5.00 r TRAVELING . SETS 7 SO A seven-piece set In a fine quality leather folding case. Real ebony military bruehes, hat brush and nail brush; rood comb; soap box. uucum box and tooth brush holder (tooth brush Included). J The Best Gifts Are The Useful Sort The kind that bring real pleasure, because their service is lasting. Here's a reminder. , v 'tfeckwear Arm Bands Nightshirts Hats . Scarf Pins Mackinaws J Hosiery Handkerchiefs Union Suits- Hand Bags Cuff Links K Sport Coats Lounging Robes Bath Robes: Suspenders i Garters Umbrellas Suitcases ' ' Jewelry Sets Caps Shirts Pajamas . Gloves Combination Sets Leather Novelties Mdse. Bonds AND KIRSCHBAUM SUITS, RAINCOATS ANDtOVERCOATS 1 v Let Us)Show You PHEGLEY w CALENDER Fourth and Alder Streets nUnta9P.M.T BUT YOTJ WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES AT "THE OWL" . The Oaly Safety That Prevldes fer ' the aharpealag of Blades, tee the Special Auto Strop Outfit for sol diers and sailors (trench mirror tn t cludedj. SB. w Gillette Razors MJS7-t9J57 Special U. 8. Serytoe Sets, t5 knd S6. Safety Razors $lJ00 We Have Ttf Pepalar Baser to Offer at This For alar Prleet 6 EX. KEV KTTTTEB, EKBER", ITEREADT, DUBHAH DUPLEX. They Are All Tlme-TrJed and seeesfa) Each Oae Hae Its Army of Prleads. LATHES BBU8HZA 25d Alt D UP AH of them set In rubber. BAZOB STB0P8 25e AHT UP A spe cial value at every price. METAL MIRRORS 35 TO S2.50 For travelers, soldiers and sailors. GLASS MIRRORS S4 TO 16 For Shav ing purpceea. MILITARY BRUSH SETS $2.50 Real Ebony Leather Case back. GET AX IDEA PROM THE PICTURE Splendid quality military brushee with real ebony K back. A real leatner case, learner iinea. a most practical gift suggestion. FOUKTAIIT PEKS SI TO gR The "Todco" and Waterman. CIGAR CASES AKD HUMIDORS. ELECTRIC PLASH LIGHTS 784 TO S3.00. ASH TRAT8 25 UP. !Tt Perg ettlag, ef Cesree, the SUple ; Telsgtl OAIB BRUSHES. COMBS, MAKI CURB XQUIPMERT, CLOTHES BRUSHES, HAT BRUSHES, XTC THERMOS BOTTLES A Gift for the Whole Family OMBTHIRO THE WHOLX PAMILT CAK EX JOT. Absolutely Necessary on Auto Tripe, Picnics, Etc. All Styles and Slaee at Proper Prices. PERFUMES AND TOILET WATERS i ,." The Best the World Produces The Bottle aad Boxes. Tee Are Attrae tlve. The Ideal Gift fer Weaiea. Leone Combination S3J50 Extract. Toilet Water and Complexion Powder. Spring. Blonsom Odor. Beau lfui Box Illustrated. LEOXK TOILET WATER SI. 25 LEOXE EXTRACT S2.50 la . special Christmas perks gee, RED PEATHER COMBIXATIOW Sl.SO Talcum, Perfume and Toilet Water luyn iliac, rose and violet, RED" PEATHER TOILET WATER Ut Beautiful frosted bottle wits) ground-glass stopper, uiy. vioiet or roee. ' TERXICE EXTRACT S2.BO Aa art botUe la a sUk-covereoTaad lined t . . . box. TEBXtCE TOILET WATER S4.75 . tame style box and a distinctive bottle. I" ' INTERESTING FEATURE Bonnet Mirrors $3.50 THE MIRROR IS ILLUSTRATED - ABOTX. THE DESIOX SPEARS POX ITSXLP Oood else II Inches high and lnchee wide. The glass is perfect extra heavy beveled plate. - The Grained Ivory to heavy - a qual ity that Insures long service. You Are Interested in Ivory for Gifts, COME and INVESTI GATE OUR IVORY Friday and Saturday THE VALUES ARE CONVINCING! BIO PURCHASES MEAX LITTLE PRICES. The Owl Drug Co. prices on Ivory Mean Real Savings TOU CAX PROVE THIS ITATEMEXT BT COMPARISON. ALARM CLOCKS $2.45 In Ivory Cases A combination ef the practical and the beautiful. A back-bell, standard make alarm dock in a heavy-grained ivory case. See the picture. Ivory Maatel aad Dresser Clocks are fea tared at fl.ee. It. aad IS-. Art shapes, reliable time-keepers. Corn Knives .... Button Hooks ... Shoe Horns Cream and Salve Boxes Make-Up Boxes Jewel Boxes Pin and Trinket Boxes . U Me 1 e e Playing Cards tn Grained' I very CcutM vJJLr On the present war-tax basis, the cards alone are worth the price. Beet qual ity, gold edge. This is a bar gain. We have play leg cards la leather eases at the same srlee. ....tie tie te Me lie te 7 ...tee to I1.M ft.se MJk te M.M .IUi to M Clothes Brushes Hat Brushes ... Bonnet Brushes . Hair Brushes .. ..LM le XM ,.Jt ts lt.T .CUt te I1.S4 ..ILSt te tiat Nail Files SOc Standard sUe nail files with fine quality blade and heavy trained Ivory handle. Illustrated an the right. 98c Hair Receiver Puff Boxes The puff jar le Illustrated on the left. The hair receiver la an txact match, tic U a special price. ' 1 , Ui3 , I " yj. --s - Cuticle Knives tie te Me Cuticle Scissors ILH Nan Scissors fLSS Hatpin Holders tie Perfume Botee,. .lie te LM Oleve Boxee JIM Handkerchief Boxee fiX Ptn Cushions Me te IUI Picture Ptaraee Me U It-M" Ullltary Hair Brush SeU priced at tt-Tl te IT.M Nail Brushes' Me toILM Dresser Trays Nell Buffers . Puff Boxes ..x Me te I1.M Hair Receivers Me to tf tie to ILU Me to ILM PERFUME Jy Bottles 63c A , special feature. Pine quality glass bot Ue (with ground glass stepper) aad a heavy Ivory bolder. 'Illus trated herewith. Z!exp"7 three-piece toilet SETS S to U0JS0 The favorite combination - brush, oomb and mirror. Keen set beautifully boxed a gift that will be enthusiastically resolved. They are going rapidly. Don't delay. Manicure Sets 20 to S7JS0 All of them In haadsome boxes. Sets of i. 7. a. t aad 1 pljcee. ( Combination Sets S9 to S22JS0 Toilet and manicure articles 11 to 17 pieces. PITER'S EXTRACT 81.75 Le Trefle .' Pompela" Asurea safraaor Floramye . PITER'S TEOETAL S1.15 . ' Same odors aa above. , MART GARDKM EXTRACTS 81.25. to S5.50 . Art betues la vaxloas sixes. Tleiers Aaibre Reyal J2.25 X. At O. Extraeu S2.00 Indian Hay White Rose vera violet : , . Heliotrope Blaao ' I : i , ,-. . R. G. VIOLET DE PARKS -J- EXTRACT S1.70 i S. G. Tenet Waters . Violet de Parme.. Sl.'SO vera , vioiec... . .....j , Peau oe Bpagne, Indian nay. Hadsars Tlelet See Toilet leia th Red Crwes Today the Beys . Overseas Need Tour Kelp SPECIAL: MANICUXESETS $U9 A seven-piece set scis sors, stick. Ivory eyebrow brush. Ivory nail polish box (with nail aoUah). nail file, cuticle knife and ksttoi hook the last three named have mother sf peart handles mm. Each Set on a Plush Board Which Is Held in an Ivory Tray. $1jS9 Is an Important Price value. HAIR BRUSHES 2AQto3JS0. pries represents a superlative Nothing but selected bristles Combs .tie ts f LSI "me ai.!SU ........ i... .8 l.TS me j.&O S1.60 BROADWAY. CORNER WASHINGTON TELEPHONES MARSHALL t. HOME A-litl. ' E. STRUPLERE, Xaaager. . Bonnet Mirrors ttt to Mil WUak Brooms ..lie to ILSI Soap Boxes ...tic te Me Shaving Brush Cass ILM - Shaving Stick Cass lie Talcum Holders, wtth talcum tie Tooth Powder Boxes Tie to ILM Tooth Brush Cylinders (..tie to lie - Tooth Brush Racks lis Cmery Board Sets ..........lie DUSB4RRX TS The Du Barry design ts new aad dis tinctive. 4 -. . - f-ptoos Maalesre Sets..... ...... JUl l-pteos Toilet Sets' flMt t. Uand it-piece Combination Sets priced et........ltAt, tu aid IMI - water Sl.OO rV