. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON TOWN TOPICS COltLXG STENTS State Christian tndearor summer coaference, CoiambU City. Aarast 29 to September 6. Nona west conference Methodist cnarca, Boata, Portland. September 7. Laos County fair, Eugene, September 13 to 16. Prismas County Fair, Canby, September 14 to II. . .Northwest Hay and Grain Snow, Pendleton. September 19 to 24. Multnomah County Fair. Greabem. Seitei ber 1 to 25. Columbia County Fair, St. Helen. September 21 to Z3. ) Oregon State Fair. Salem. September 26 to October- 1. - Linn Countr Fair. Albur. October t to 8. Wasco. County Fair. The DaUeai October 4 to 7. . Onion Method Ut coaference. Forest Gnrre. October 5. . Polk Cnnnf Var Twill October ( to 8. Annual Contention Orecon W. C T. U-. Ore- Koyai arcanum, grand council, runuui w tober 18. Kniehts Temnlar. mod commandery. la Grande. October 13. . National Grange meeting, Portland, Norem ber to 18. Pacific - laternatioDal ' livestock Exposition. Portland, Kotember 21 to 2S. American Historical association. Pacific Coast .branch. Portland, November 25 and 26. Oregon Bar association, Portland, December WEATHER FORECASTS Portland and vicinity: : Friday fair; nortl)wetr erly winds. ' Oresoo and Washington: Friday fair; mod erate westerly winds. i WEATHER C05DITI0SS Low pressure prevails n California and Ari sona, and from Alberta and Saskatchewan to Nebraska- Oier the .remainder of the country the. pressure is moderately high. Precipitation has occurred in Manitoba. British Columbia, Washington. Montana, Idaho. Utah. Colorado, Missouri, and Louisiana. The folk) wing faeary rainfall is reported: New Orleans, Louisiana. 1.20: Tatoosh Island: Wash... 1.16. The weath er is ranch cooler in parts of Montana and Saskatchewan. The tempera tare is generally a bore normal except on the Pacific slope and along the Atlantic coast. R.lai.T. humiditT at Portland: Noon yea- "bsrdaT. 42 cer cent: 5 D. ro. yesterday. 43 per cent: 5 a. m. today, 87 per cent. Xvuinit.iri in J,minr 1: Total. 24.33 tn-h-' nnrmil 2S 81 inches: deficiency, 1.28 inches. ; EDWARD L. WKLL8 YACaTIOS OB 8UMMEB. SUB- .'8CSIFTIOHS ? When going away for the ummer. or en yor faeation, hay The J oar- BaJ follow yen at the rt rainy rate. or the following agents will (apply yoo at oar regnlar city rated anowi. Or, t. T. Tattle. . Berrtew, Or, Ralph B. StppeeJI. Bay City, Or, air. S. F. Duncan. ' Bay ocean. Or, J. O. Van Ettan. Singh am Sprints Hotel, gibbon. Or. Cannon Beach ana Eceia, Or, M. L. Harris. Carson. Wests, and Shepherds Serins. Cart - B. am ltd. Chinook, Wash, Isaac Knvtssn. Columbia Beach. Or, W. 8, tanel Garibaldi, Or, D. C. Kills. Gearhart, Or, SJetein stone. Hahnans. Wash, James Corooran. Hot Lake. Or, Hot Lake Hotel. Lake Lytic, Julia M. Parker. Lena Beach. Wash, sHrauhai 4k C. manhattan Beach, Or, Mn. Q. I. Huston. Manunita Beach, Or, CmH O. KardelL N ah cot la. Wash, Tronesea A Brawn. Mea-Kan-Mle. Or, A. C. Anderson. Mehalem, Or, Rehatem Drue Co. starts. Or, Mr. M. F. Cross. Newport, Or, M. ft. Hunt. Ocean Park, Wash, Baerac H. Kramer. Otter Reck, Or, T. H. Homlna. Pacific City, Or, nV L. Walters. Rockaway. Or, 4. B. 41 L. CrOdboy. Seaside, Or, Jason McCune. Seartew, Wash, Q sores L. Putnam. South Beach, Or, H. O. Omlld. Tillamook, Or, Clayton Hey. Twin Rocks, Or, O. J. Van Scyoe. Wallowa Lata, Lr, Wallowa Lake Park. Wtlhoit Sarlnos, Or, B. O. Rowan. violations at the police station Wadnea day night, and 75 per cent were charred with having- glaring headlight. The campaign against the obnoxious lights started last Friday, and already a de cided improvement has been noted, ac cording to the traffic officers. The war on the "bright lights" will continue, say the police. Sr. EJJtfc Phillip, 450 Pittock block. returned. Broadway 1305. Adv. . Checks Eeceived to Pay Guard Members Salem, Aug. 25. Checks aggregating more than $24,000 were received at the office of the adjutant general here from the war department for distribution among members of the Oregon National Guard in payment for armory drills. Most of these checks, it was stated, will be distributed in Salem. McMinnville, Med ford. Silverton and Portland. Adju tant General White said checks aggre gating more than $115,000 have been distributed to Oregon guardsmen by the war department since1 the first of the year. Schools of medicine and agriculture I have been opened in West Africa by the i French government. Vf ARRENTON ASKS RATE TO ASTORIA Salem, Or, Aug. 25. The justice of a toll charge for telephone conversation between Warrenton and Astoria were at tacked by J. J. Barratt, attorney repre senting Warrenton In the telephone rats rehearing, in cross-examination of C El Flaeger, chief plant engineer for the telephone company, this morning. War renton. according to Barratt, should be treated as a suburb of Astoria in the computation of telephone rates and free service provided between the two points as it existed for 20 years prior to the order of the public service commission authorising a toll charge. The reasonableness of the rate of re turn which is realised by the telephone company on Its Astoria plant formed the basis for a prolonged argument between Attorney Mott for the city of Astoria and Flaeger. Mott this morning re sumed his cross-examination which he was unable to complete Wednesday afternoon. Flaeger had admitted that upon Its face the present rate of return at As toria might seem -unreasonable to the public, but Insisted that when additions and Improvements bow under way were completed the rate of return would be reduced ot approximately 4.61 per cent, which he declared was not adequate. - Even now. Flaeger insisted.- Astoria should be in group two (it was placed in group three by the last order of the commission) and paying the higher rate schedule ot that group. Those rates, he insisted, were only fair for an exchange the aise of Astoria. BEDFORD MAX OX FAIR BOARD Salem, Aug. 25. Governor Olcott to day announced the appointment of C. E. Gates of Medford to succeed E. V. Car ter of Ashland, resigned, as a member of the board of state fair directors. Carter, who has been spending the summer at his summer home at Lake of the Woods In Southern Oregon, has found it im possible to attend the meetings of the fair board, and bad asked that he be re lieved. Gates has been for four terms mayor of Medford. OBSERVATIONS STATIOHI C. Baker. Or. . . 'Barkerrille. B. Boise, Idaho . Boston, Mass. Buffslo -N. T. Bull Harbor, B. tTuoago, 111. Dearer, Colo. . . Des Moines, Iowa . . . Fresno, Csl. ....... t. .Gaireston. Texss . . . . Helena. Mont, Honolulu, T.. H. . . . Huron. S. D. ....... Juneau, Alaska . . . . KalispeQ, Mont. Kansas City. Mo. . . . KnoxTiUe. Tern Lns Angeles, CaL . . . . Marsafietd, Or. Medford. Or. '-Memphis, Tenn. New Orleans. La. New York. N, Y. Nome, Alaska ...... North Head. Wash. . North Platte, Neb. Oklahoma City. Ok la. . Phoenix, Arts Pittsburg, Pa. ...... Portland, Or Prince Rupert, B. C. . , Roseburg, Or Roswell. N. M Sacramento, CaL . . . , 8t Louis, Ma St. Paul. Minn. Salt Lake. City. L'tah . Ban Diego, CaL San Francisco, CaL . , Seattle, Wash. , Sheridan. Wyo. . . . . , Mitka. Alaska Spokane. Wash. Tanana. Alaska -. . . , Tatoosh Island. Wash. Tonopah. 'er. ...... Valdes, Alaska . . . .. Vartcourer. B. C. . . . . Walla Walla, Wash. . . Washington. D. C. Yakima, Wash l imp. - b if 6T If -2 -2 If xi ft Z ml Ti 42 0 50 34 .26 SO 54 0 72 58 0 78 64 0 , 66 B2 .02 78 70 0 80 56 .06 84 70 0 96 62 0 88 82 0 82 54 .02 76 0 84 88 0 70 .0 74 40 0 88 74 0 82 68 0 K0 60 0 72 44 0 82 50 0 90 76 0 2 76 1.20 78 62 0 62 .... .04 62 54 .02 88. 64 0 100 76 0 94 76 0 84 64 0 74 53 - 0 60 52 .06 73 48 0 92 60 0 88 54 0 80 72 .06 84 , 62 0 82 60 .01 72 64 0 68 54 0 64 50 .80 86 54 0 64 0 72 48 0 68 0 58 50 1.16 7 "80 0 64 0 66 52 .38 76 54 0 80 '53 0 I 78 44 0 P. M. report of preceding day. Federation to Meet Organisations af filiated with the Italian federation will meet at 3:30 p'clock Sunday afternoon at the federation hall. Fourth and Madi son streets, for the purpose of electing officers and- trustees of the building cor poration which will have charge .of the construction of -the proposed new feder ation building. Several months ago the Italian societies purchased the property .at the southeast corner of Fourth and Madison streets, formerly occupied by the Tennessee "hotel, as a site for a build ing estimated to cost $100,000. Shepard's Ant. Bas Lines Portland- St. Helens division Leave Portland 6 :4S, 8:30 a. m, 10 a, m, 1 p. m. and 4 p. m, 7 o'clock daily and 11 :15 p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Leave St. Helens 7:30 a. m, 10 :55 a. m, 1 :15 p. m, 1 :45 p. m, 5:15 p. m. and 9:45 p. m. aaijy and 6:15 p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Buses leave St. Charles hotel. 204 Morrison street. Telephone Marshall 435L Adv. W01 Receive Contributions Contribu tions toward a fund for the J. Walter Freiberg memorial endowment will be solicited In. Portland by Adolphe Wolfe, according to announcement made today Freiberg, prior to his death, was presi dent of the Union of America Hebrew congregations and the fund to be raised amounts to $250,000. Wolfe's appoint ment was received from Manny Strauss of New York. Sbepsrd's Asto Bas Uses Portland . Astoria-Seaside division Leave-Portland at fi :45 a. m, 8 :30 a. m, 10 a. m, 1 p. m. 4:15 p. m. and 7 p. m. Leaving Astoria 7 :1a a. m, 8 as a m, 10 a. m, 1 :30 p. m. 2 :(5 p. m. and 6 :15 p. m. Direct connec tions at Astoria to and from Seaside and Clatsop Beach points. Buses leave St. -Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street. Tele phone Marshall 438L. Adv. Tnlrersity Mas to Address Club Carl S. Dakan, professor of business adminis tration In the University of Washington, will be the speaker at the luncheon meet ing of the City club on Friday. His topic will be 'The Relation of Agricultural Credits to Industry." The club meets in the Crystal room of the Benson hotel at noon. Filers Asked to Deliver Mosey A pe tition asking that H. J. Kilers deliver $58,647.37 to the estate of the bankrupt Eilers Music Hjouse has been filed in the bankruptcy court by H. W. Sitton, acting- trustee. The petition sets forth that Eilers had been previously directed by United States Commissioner Cannon to account for this sura, but that he has not done so. It is also stated In the pe- 1 tition that $40,000 is held by Eilers and used In the Oregon Eilers Music House and that $18,644.67 is held under . the name of Ann Eilers. A hearing will b- held on the petition September 12 be fore United States District Judge Bean. Caaby Mason Mlssine Cart W. Vic Theer, 266 Vi Fourteenth street, was re ported to the police today as having been missing since July 26. He Is said to have been despondent for some time. He had been working for the Crown- Willamette .Paper company , as an. all- around timber man. He is 34 years of age, six feet tall and weighs around 185 pounds. The last time ha was seen he wore a gray suit, gray hat and black shoes. He . is a member of Champoeg lodge- No. 27. A. F. and A. M. at Canby, Or. Scoot Young Picnic Scout Young camp No. 2, United Spanish War Vet- j erans, will hold its annual picnic at Peninsula park Sunday. The committee in charge will furnish coffee, sugar. cream and lemonade. Lunch will be spread at 12 :30, after which sports for young and old will be on the program. and prizes will be awarded the winners. Invitation has, been extended to all Spanish-American war veterans and their families. Pheasant Shooter Warned Pheasants are flying low in the neighborhood of 518 East Ninetieth street north, and some "scatter gun" artist has been in the habit of taking '"pot" shots at them. according to a complaint made to the police. The shooting occurs in the city limits and besides it is out of season. so a warning Is Issued to those who have been having their fun in that district. Shepard's Alto Bos Lines Multnomah Falls division. Leave Portland 9 :S0 m, 11 a. m, 2 :45 p. m, 4 :30 p. m. and 6 p. m. daily. Leave Multnomah Falls 7 :15 a. m, 11 :15 a. m, 12 :55 p m, 4 p. m. and 6 :10 p. m. daily. Buses leave St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street Tele phone Marshall 438L Adv. Shepard's Asto Bns Lines Portland- Hood River division Leave Portland :30 a. m, 11 a. m, 2 :45 p. m. and 4 :3t p. m. daily. Leave Hood River 9:30 m, 11 a. m, 2:20 p. m. and 4:30 p. m. daily. Buses leave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison st. ' Telephone Mar. 4381. Adv. Evergreen -. Blackberries Ripe Good news for thrifty, housewives. Big crop of evergreen blackberries now ripe at many places ajong our interurban lines. These berries are excellent for canning pur poses. Ask our agent at First and Alder I for full information where to go. Adv. The only proper nnmber to call is Fast 3088 when you require the Salvation Array truck to call for your waste ma terial. Help us to help others by your help. Address 24 Union avenue. Major John Bree, district officer. Adv. Kippered t-almon, tocf silver smelt loc ; chicken halibut loc ; halibut cheeks. 25c ; silver salmon, 12e ; fresh crabs, 25c. Royal Fish Co., 205 Yamhill street near tne river. Adv. American Ideals, Irish Independence' A lecture Dy ur. E. A. Can trell, Protest ant clergyman, -In Lincoln high, school auditorium tomorrow evening, 8 'o'clock. Free. Questions answered. Adv. Portland-Sewbersr Bas Leave Fourth and Alder dally. 8, 9 :30, II :00 a. m, and l, z so, 4 :io, 5 :30, 6 :30 p. m. ; Saturday and Sunday 11 :15 p. m. Phone Main 3314. Adv. Reliance ML Hood Asto Stares leawa Kouueaga seea store 8 a. m. and 2 n. m. for Welch's. Tawney's. Rhododendron ana uovernment Camp. Adv. jroruana . iiuamook Cadillac stage, Hoyt hotel, daily at 8:15 a. m. and 2 n. m. Special arrangements made for fish ing parties. Adv. Str. America St Helens via Columbia river. 2 :30 p. m. daily : li :30 a. m. Sun day. Alder st dock. Jdain 8323. Adv. Fortlaad-Safera Stage Leaves Seward hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from 1 a. m, to 7 p. m. Fare, $1.75. Adv. aaiem-Miu city stage Connects O. E. trains No. 5 and 9 Tor Mill City. Joseph , , r , . - - nsauasn, oaiem. i rop. Aa V. jp or Rent Ltental office In Morgan ounaing ; snare suite with dentist Mar shall 96. Adv. . nr. Sorts rup, osteopathic physician. 3U .Morgan Didg, returned. Adv. nr. ueo. M. bewail ha returned. 413 Morgan bldg. Main 7423. Adv. Forty.five Motorists Accused Forty five motorists were booked for traf fid SUPERFLUOUS H A I R Do not' be embarrassed with ansighUy hair or fns on the face, seek or arms. The American system remores it permanently, ho electric needle or depilatary used. THE AMERICAN SYSTEM 427 VrrocK BLOCK SCHOOL BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and EXCHANGED SCHOOL SUPPLIES HYLAND'S OLD BOOK STORE SM FOURTH ST. Bet, Taylor and Salmon. Bed Front. ALAMEDA RESTAURANT Wbtre Only the Best French and Itallaa Dieaers Can Be Had. SPAeHlTTt, RAVIOLI ana CHICK EM -- DINNERS A SPECIALTY : 227 'Vg . Madison B etV First and Second $ Ssuy N N - -J - . St Mrs. F. D. Luse. infi F N.i the winner of the X8S "Easy' S- r 1 " av b . a . r wasmnt: maenme, ottered free the Gas Co. for the best letter "Why I prefer the Gas Co.' 'Easy., Washer r to all others. by on s Can You Name cThese 'Power Sites? CDrpT A t XTrvri 017 Raastw. o-r str a OI LKjLTU iyJ X IV-iH, el jrfy Aagnat la OrtUr That EaployM May Eajoy a Waakly Half Holiday. Lewd This Mn nan sat Yowr 5iport Ivy Arrnm nssnnnnnnBmmmsmansaissssnBBB MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY FILLED ttP.R Wedaasdiy Dwring tho Hot Moatia I WwoUy.Halt' tho f orsttvooo. Yontr Skoppiag oa WaWaaadsys ta . 11 rr n. CI Wo Arc Agwau for tk Bvttorick Pattarma md DwUntor An Now StyU. Ar Now Showing-. The Store That Undersells Because It Sells for Cash PARCELS POST PACKAGES PREPAID ON S PURCHASES 3 O Tko T Fa two ot tk Battarick Pattarma la Proving of Groat As- is tan c to- Honi Our 1085th Bargain Friday You Reap Greater Than Usual Benefits When You Profit by the Specially Underpriced Offerings Arranged for This Weekly Selling Event So We Urge You to Come and Share in These Savings. Three superb hydro-electric power streams join the Columbia River near Portland. Northwestern Electric Company owns theso power sites, and does a profitable business in the manufacture and development of hydro-electric and steam power in the Portland Power area. "Hydro-Electro Dividends and How to Get Them" is a Dooklet telling just where these power sites are, how much power they can produce, and why Northwestern Electric has made money from the start and has just paid its twenty-fifth consecu tive dividend to security holders. It also explains a Special Savings Plan, by which any self-supporting man or woman can become a part owner in Northwestern Electric Company business, properties and profits through invest ment in its Cumulative First Preferred Stock pay ing 7.37 per cent on the investment and sold on interest-bearing partial, payments. This issue is limited to 10,000 shares. s . Telephone, call or vrke today for free ' illustratcdbooklet, "Hydro-EUSric Dhi dends and How to Get Thenu" Address NORTkWESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY 'J. G.Tavakes, Stock Sales Manager 10th and Washington Streets Telephones: Broadway 580 Portland, Oregon Automatic 56747 Three Underpriced Specials In Hosiery and Knit Underwear v For Bargain Friday's Sale Children's Lisle Half. Socks at 15c Pair While any remain we place on sale a special lot of slightly Im perfect Lisle Half-Socks in fancy stripe top styles in siaes "1 ET m from Aft to 9J4 al, pair JLUl, Women's Cotton Stockings at 12)2c Pair The Mother Hubbard brand of Women's black Cotton Hose in sizes to to, on sale Bargain Friday at only, . pair 12ic Women's Cotton Union Suits at 25c Suit A limited quantity to -close at this ridiculously low price. They come in regular top style with tight knee. Size 36 only nrp at, a suit 4&Jl Women's Suede Lisle Gloves at 98c Pair A clearance of broken lines Women's Suede Usle Gloves Fowne's ii and 16 button length gloves in mode, beaver, and white also Ivanhoe Chamoisuede Gloves'in 1J button length in grey and white., Not all sizes in each color, but all sites Trom S to 7lA in this assortment QQp Come early for first choice. Pay only, pair. . VO i- i in - M Exceedingly Great Values in SILKS AND SATINS Thousands of Yards in Popular Weaves -1 and of Standard Quality in One Great J JtZ) Assortment in Friday's Sale at . JL: yd. Of unusual interest to the prudent shopper is the special showing and' sale of Silks and Satins it is a saving opportunity not to be met with every day . Don't miss it - You have choice from: Yard-wida Novelty Plaid Taffetas Yard-wid Black Maaealinea Yard-wida Black Taffetas Yard-wide Dot Foulards Yd-wide, Weak Satins, FIesk. Wlute Yard-wide White Fibre Skirting Yard-wide Black and Wlute Shepherd .Check SOks 0 Women's iNeckwear at Ridiculously Low Prices Choice at 10 c EACH In this assortment we include all slightly soiled or mussed Neckwear this season's styles In all sorts of dainty materials and shapes. Come early for first and best choice. Values are 1A. extraordinary at --U C Choice at 25c EACH A closing out of broken lines In Collars, Sets, Jabots, Vestees, etc, some slightly -soiled - or mussed-from display or' handling. All sorts of styles and materials. Valves extraordi- Mail This Coupon for Full Information J. G.TAVAS.ES, Stock Sales Mna$er, NtrtbveJtan EleOrie Cmnptny 10th and Washington Streets, Portland, Oregon Please send meyom free bo7dTol Dnid, Ho to Get Them. (J) Name. Tbinl 4s Vf) (if t mmrjam -f rrvPtM HiWte ff1 J? 1 1 "Everything for the Office" This is our slogan and we are prepared to live up to all that it implies. Our lines embrace everything required in an up-to-date office, from the smallest thumb tack to enormous vault doors, and our reputation for Quality and Service is always jealously guarded. s We operate complete Printing, Engraving, Bookbinding and Rubber Stamp Departments and are prepared to handle any job regardless of nature or size. We are proud of our reputation for quality and artistic workmanship in these departments and acknowledge no superior in this line. "EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE' , Ribbons for School Days And Many Other Purposes 4 and 5 Inch Widths at 19c a Yard f Excellent choice in plain colors in Taffetas and Moire Ribbons; also light and dark warp print fancies 4 and S inch widths. Especially under- - priced for Bargain Friday's Sale at, yard JLiC Dainty Handkerchiefs at 10c Each 3 for 25c ' In order to adjust our Handkerchief stock we offer this great special. Included are many. styles and materials as well as a splendid lot of Women's Swiss Handkerchiefs with lace edge or embroidered corner. Others in plain linen in small size. Choice from the entire lot Barg-ain Q rot Opr Friday at each 10c. or ' O sUC EXTRA ! Blazer Stripe Skirts at J55 These extremely popular sport and 'outing Skirts are of splendid quality flannel and come in clever color combinations.- At the same low price we include a splendid lot of White Baronet Skirts. Sizes 26 to 31 Friday Only at S5.85 EXTRA ! Sleeveless Jersey Dresses at $535 Most surprising values in the extremely fash ionable Sleeveless Dresses made of 12 oz. Jersey. They come in navy, brown and black in sizes 16, 18, 36, 38 and 40. A very attractive. Inexpensive Dress . at Friday's Sale Fifth and Oak Sts. a Marshall 6080 1C 3T ll s.95c MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS With French Cuffs at All Sizes 14 to 17 An unusual price reduction on Men's fine Percale Dress Shirts made with French cuffs, and well tailored throughout They come in a splendid assort ment of patterns and colorings in all sizes from 14 to 17. Men's Underwear Reduced A clearance of aU Summer lines Including the beat makes and all styles. Many garments are ot a weight suitable for all the year around. Her are a tsw of the specials: 95S SUIT For Men's Pproaknlt Union Suits. SUIT For Jersey Ribbed Cotton Union Suits. 9 1.55 StlT For Jersey Ribbed Cotton Union Suits. 91.65 SUIT For Jersey Ribbed Cotton Union Suits. S1.85 SUIT For Jersey Ribbed Cotton Union Suits. 02.15 SUIT For Mercerised Usle Union Suits. www tw m A Great Sale of Sport Corsets at 95c and at $1.59 Here is truly a golden opportunity. Heavy satin, brocade, bandeau cloth, fancy flowered her ringbone twill, surgical aU elastic sport girdles. These numbers are from R. & &, Betsy Ross, Treco, Chas. Scott. Empire, Loretti, Lady Louise all guaranteed makers. Many are factory samples, end sizes, discontinued lines, etc. AU are phenomenal values, scores actually selling at two, three and even six times regular. The sizes, 19 to 28. Though, of course, not every size in each style. If you can wear sizes 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 we will give yoa the surprise of your life. Just think of selecting a high grade corset at In many cases at far less than actual mill cost 95c nd $1.59. None exchanged. FRIDAY'S JEWELRY S A L E EXTRA! Bleached Sheeting at 39c Yard, Special for Bargain Friday A splendid weight that comes 2 yards wide. A quality that will proTe most durable. .. " . - For Choice From EXTRA!' White Stone Bar Pins Plated Bar Pins Plated Brooches- -Plated Collar Pins ' Silkoline Comforters at235 Each Special for Bargain Friday Fun double bed size Comforters covered with' flowered silkoline and filled with white cotton. ' I f (111 1 1 -J 1 1 I' J