monday; : January- 2, 1922.
THE
ICE III COLUMBIA
Efi
CLEARED
STEAM
ass or m
RUMORED
Ice conditions In the Columbia have
cleared and Dm ittimtr I raids of The
Dalloa Column river lin wUl reiumi
Operations TumkU; mornlnf. proceed
ing' witfl puwnitri and tipma freight
Ice was reported In tha upper baala of
tha locks of the Cascades New T.is
dsy but this was blasted out and the
fairway la clear.
JThe steamer Madeline. rtnUy pur
chased from the Harktna Transporta
tion com pan, will be ready to proceed
on regular achadule Wednesday night
The Madeline will make the round trip
day. aallinir from Portland at 11 p. m.
T laavlna; The Dalles at coon.
.U!l ,tmr N. Teal has been tied
up for repairs and win be returned to
erytae within a week. For a time aha
wiu run wild, cleaning up the conges
tion of freight n the middle river.
- With three steamers on the run be
twees Tortland and The Dallea, teanr
boat business on the river takea on an
d Uma aspect. For a rear the toot
tl "iw" w M Bot dl"turb Undere
" " "ul conamoni nave chanred
with three boata on the run to Tim
Dalles with a possible extension to
Pasco and Kennewick.
Cir TOlt B04TMEI QCTTl'
...'. , STRIKE XEXACE9
; i.W Tork. Jen. iitt to..-
boatnien in the New Tork harbor threet
h?c?m. tntl inaY as crews
"na lhterlng firm.
MHVT! cx term
Workmen aui-. rii(., . -
Went of the Masters' and Pllota aaeocla-
1" "age scale, revlaed
ownward, had beoome operative Jan-
Tleee at Astoria Teeasar : ",
High Water.- - Low Water.
4:19 a. in. 7.9 ft isss a, m. 1.4 ft
:47 p.m. T.S ft 10 :U p. m.- U4 ft
Seaside High water nine minutes
earlier.
Seaside Low water 21 minutes
earlier. '.
News of the Port
arrivals lanaenr 4
tomV Wx , " " -TT
i arrivals )mn g
Wank n ' Thm -' .
Cavtoce; oiL . im
eonu: earn in transit.
atonuga., Amerteaa steamer, from Orient;
fenerai. 4
City, American steamer, from Ku ha.
M.' 9amr An Imb . . w
terry; ballast.
Pepartaree January 1
Waal gader. IbutWb . .
amnl. T"'
BirTTBwi, Britiab ataamer, for Japaa; floor
and wheat.
Atlaa, Amarioaa (taaater. for Saa rranciaco;
Weather at Moath of Bivtr
- Mortk Head. Jan. I. Condi tiona at the
BBmUaWlT ft T TIM nil hla 3 -
wind north l(ht adlaa.
roruaad hamidity at Boon St.
DAILY RITES READINGS
a a. . J in nary 3. '
ttlona. . V Hnitht Cli'nra RainiaS
Tha Dallaa H 2.5 I -0.4' I 00. 0'
eaaa .0 00.0 .S
t .e o.a .oi
o.a .06
a 4.4 ... .T4
itu. - TaK :
av; Admiial Enaa, Lea -
i:
Zoreka. :S0 .
aaiwa. 4:0 p. aa.
jBauaa Jaamuy Is TaaaalpaJa. Grajra Halfeor.
a. nvl in Tiiiimali PnrMamtl I-ln k
Miaaw. Poact Boand. tiSO a. m.1 Raae f5tr!
f?".!? a. avs Admiral Finaawt. U
Aai, S:80 n. a-i Ibicii. Poet aoUKt. 8:10
fc ?': e- 1jm 'Wake. 4.10 p. au - .
aa, rnaco JanTi ( 1. K. R) Arried
tnaayGofctoa Stat. Manila, 1:4 a. .:
U A. South. Coos Bay, 4:05 a. aa.; Coartoa
Ga10 a as.; S3 Lobe. Taaooanr. (2i
a. aa.; aaonko Han. Hoacaoag, g:40 a. aa.:
ReeaaieinB, Brookinta, a -.49 a. ak
POSITIONS .OF TESSELS
' Sadie report froaa Jierth Head (jr the
peaitaea ot the toflowing yeaaeai at 8 a. aa.
Jenaary 1 :
Coazet. Seattle to Kobe. ISt BtOaa froai
Port Townsend.
Wapema. Seattle to Saa Francijeo. 10 taOea
oath Goluabia river.
8nator, Portland to Saa lfniai In . 4S1
Ilea north Saa Francisco. "
Winaaaette. Tacoaaa to Saa Franciaeo, J7S
miles front Taeoma.
BantiiMai, ForUasd to Bedoode. 84 Bt0
Gtnrgina Rolph, Portland to Saa Fnadasev
S mile aooth Colombia rirer. 7;
Wtunaait. oeatue to Baa Pedro, 19$ suits
MUDDLE
IS LAID TO
SLIPSHOD
METHODS
(Contimied Proa Page One)
TKAMftHIP MOlTACTK RRI!I6
COPBA CAttOO PR OH ORIENT
Inbound from the Orient with 4000 tons
r copra the ateamshlp Montague
raachad the rtver all o'clock this morn
ing and wUl bertV at the new dock of
the Portland Vegetable Oil company Ute
this afternoon,.
,Ttt Montague la the laat of the ahlp
Plng board vraaels to. onrrat
Portland under the flag of the Pacific
Steamship company. Admiral line, and
at tflaeharge will proceed to Puget
Hound for operation out to the Orient
Under the same flag.
ALL Al.n THE WATERFROXT
a.T1, n,"'-a nelson with passengers
and frelM the steam-hln Itose ritv nf
"rn.i Portland Steamship
UfT.?-.U,"',h l A"""orth doca
e'e Utia afternoon.
- The steamship Plorence Luckenbach
aervlee Is due to rearh Astoria thl- aft-
TdVmUi'nV-1 Trm,n ' N- 1
Tha tanker ank O. Drum Is dis
charging fuel oil-, at Wlllbrldge for the
AesoctaUMl CM1 company.
RITER FORECAST
The WHTamerU Rreer at Portland wffl remain
nearly stationary daring the acxt two or thrae
dayi exeept aa affected by the tide.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Artnrla. Jan. S. Arrired at 1 a, ra.. ataamer
Montaraa. from Yokohama aad way porta Bailed
!)L3 m - "teajner West Kader, ' f or North
China rwrta. ArriTrd at 1 and left op at 2 JO
a- m. Xsrwedaa at4aaar Baja California, from
Taooma.
Baa Pedro, Jan. 1. 8aild Bteaoier Weat
"a. from Boeoos Aires, for Saa Francisco
aad Portland.
Astoria. Jan. 1. Bailed at T:0 last aisht.
steamer f. fl. Loop, for San rraaeiaco. BaihtA
at S 13 a. m., staamer Senator, for Saa Fraa
rtare. Ban gedro and Ran Diera. Sailed at
:I0 a. m., steamer Geortina Ko)ph, for Ban
rVaiwiaro. Bailed at 10:15 a. m., steamer
Santa laws, for Ban Pedro. Arrived at 1 1 30
a. and feft tip at 13:40 p. m., staamer Prank
U. Drum, from Uariota. Left np at last
"Irtt steamer W. B. Porter, from Monterey.
Bailed at 6:0 p. m., British steamer Barry mora,
for Yokohama aad Kobe via Vancourer.
Victoria, Jan. 1. Bailed at B a m., Prench
tmmer Mimiaaippt, from Yanooursr for Portland-
,
Port Townstnd. Jan. t. Arriyed. Japanese
steamer Ynree Msra, from Portland for Japan.
Seattle. Jan. 1. Armed, steamer AlTarado,
from New Orleans Tie Portland.
Ban Pranrtaco. Jan. 1. Bailed at S a a .
stearnrr Multnomah, for Portland.
Hoanlulo. la SI. Sailed. Japanese staamer
Teiaa Mara, from Portland for Japan.
Cristobal. Dec. 30. Bailed, steamer Atlanta
City, for Ban KTancisco.
Lelth. Dec. 10. Arrieed. Swedish motorahip
Boenos Aires, from Portland.
New Tork. Jan. 1. Arrived, steamer Ken
turkian, fmm Portland. .
Ban Pranctaoo, Jan, 2 (I. N. 8.) Arrired
Jan. 1; Admiral Parrasnt, Seattle, 12:05 a. m
Idaho," Lea Anfelea, 3 :25 a. m. : TJiaaUk, Ball
kMian. 4:5 a. ra. ; Arctic, Fort Brass, 8 a. m. ;
Tale. Los Anseles. 0:15 a. m. ; Uelene, Bedendo,
i". in a. m. : nsmar, Manila, 1U:BB a. m :
Usrhmcton. toa Anrelea. 1:50 p. m.; Mayfair,
' OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, POILAlIDe OREGON " : . , - ' ' to
- .. ..... . ., 7" . . '. e - : ....... .a
which - waa I
governor aa ug raeaaure
actually peasedV sowerna, ,
other oaiissioss rorsn
JTernor Olcott declares that his
knowledge erf tbo situation U confined
to Ue contenta of the enrolled bill, aa
fDad with him for - his consideration.
With the lerlslaturei adiourned anct
clerks of the sessioa departed. h points
uw uere is no one left to whom he
could- return the measure for correction
even should he be disposed to go ftaek
ot the enrolled bill Itself In an effort
to ascertain the , Intent of the law
makers. ' r
The same alip-ehod methods, which
are responsible for the omission of the
saving clause from the election bill, are
also responsible tot steunerous other
omissions and clerical errors which have.
been discovered la creations of the spe
cial sessioa and which appear "to have
been more numerous in the session of
last week than common. ,
OJTE EKSOS CORRECTED
Through an error, credited to the en
rolled bills committee of the house the
same committee which is chargeable
with the omission of the saving; clause
from the election bill there waa left out
of the completed copy of thla same elec
tion bill the clause referring- to the
people house Joint resolution No. 3, in
volving an amendment tp the constitu
tion of the state of Oregon providing
for an exposition and financing the
tne election macninery would be auto
matically halted by the, provision of the
Din Itself. .. .
COST TO B f 1S.M
tsui it is not were ana tne governor
declares that he has no occasion or ex
cuse for going back of the document as
presented to him hi order to determine
the intent of the lawmakers. ,
Should he sign the bill which he now
has in his possession there will be a
special election on May 1 next regard"
less of the status of the exposition meas
ures, which constitute the only 'valid
excuse for such an election. In the
event then, that these two measures are
found to be invalid and are thus re
moved from the special election pro
gram the voters will have nothing upon
which to pass but the referred measure
Involving the right of the voters of Linn
and Benton counties to vote upon them
selves special taxes and bonds for the
payment of certain old debts a Ques
tion of interest only to the two counties
involved and not sufficiently important
to Justify a special election at an ex
pense of 1 15,000, which is provided for
In . the election bill.
QUESTTOH IS RAISED
On the other hand, should the gover
nor veto the bill there arises the pros
pect of two important exposition meas
ures to pass upon with no provision for
a special election at which to pass upon
them.
Opinion among attorneys here is di
vided as to the effect the Intent of the
lawmakers in a case of this kind, as
evidenced by the amended bill, would
have upon the Mil as finally enrolled.
Some there are who hold that the evi
dent intent as expressed in. the bill
which was actually passed by the legis
lature, governs; Others contend that
the enrolled bill, bearing the signatures
of the president of the senate and
speaker of the house and filed with the
This omission, however, was discov
ered -before the measure had been sent
to the governor and was corrected by
the chief clerk of the house.
In the original " bill this clause is
found with an ink mark run through
each lineevidently Inadvertently, tor In
tne margin adjoining the clause Is the
word stef which -in the parlance of a
proofreader means "let it. stand.' la
addition to tne "aer there appears an
"O. K." But apparently the clerks on
the enrolled bills committee are not
skilled in proof reading or were in too
much, of a hurry to get home to bring
their skill Into play, for in spite of these
markings the clause was omitted from
the bill as it came from their hands.
Again. In house joint resolution KoT s
the bill ss it came from the enrolled
bills committee omitted entirely the sen
ate amendment providing for a distribu
tion among- the varioua counties of the
state of a portion of the funds proposed
tev be raised by the tax oa gasoline. -HA8TB
CAUSES TROUBLE
This .omission, while chargeable di
rectly to the house enrolled bins com
mittee, is more properly chargeable to
the slip-shod methods employed by the
senate committee on roads and high
ways and the clerks of the senate.
In the ordinary process ot lawmaking
an amended measure is sent to the com
mittee on engrossed a ma, where the
amendments are incorporated into the
original measure. In the haste which
characterised the last days of the spe
cial session when this measure was up
for consideration the bill and its amend
ments were sent directly to the desk
clerks from the senate committee, and
then, under suspension of the rules, were
brought up for third reading and final
passage. ... . .
EFFICIENCY IS DEXAXDED
After It had been passed by the sen
ate, through resort to appeal from the
decision of the chair, it was sent over
to the house for concurrence in the sen
ate sjnendments. Appended to the sheet
of paper to which the senate amendment
was attached, but hidden by the amend
ment Itself, waa a notice to the effect
that th!a ; amendment has not been en
rrossed." . This hidden note evidently
escaped the eye of the boose clerks aad
WMnmitteemen 'until after the bin "had
been enrolled, when It waa unearthed
and the bill corrected before being sub
mitted to the governor.
With these three glaring errors on
earthed to the two most important
measures of the special sestrion. there
has arisen in 'state cap! to! circles a de
mand, for a more efficient handling of
saris lation at future- sessions aad some
plan whereby the confusion attendant
upon the closing days, when errors are
bound to creep in, might be done away
with. ; . r v : .. : "
Month's , Increase ;
In Lumber Cargoes
1 Is 16,000,000 Feet
Astoria, Jan, Lumber shipments tn
cargo from the Columbia river during
December were ltO0O,Me feet greater
than In November, according to statia
tica of the Astoria -customs houses The
Portland and ! Astoria districts partici
pated about evenly tn thla Uscraaae, each
territory shipping about a,5O0,0Ot feet
more during December than - In the
month pnrvkMss, ;
Ths mills of the Astoria shipping dis
trict sent 17.111.0S1 feet of lumber oat
-on 44 vessels. Mills of the Portland die-
ANNOUNCING KEOPENING
IX" XEW ; LOCATION OF I-' r. i
LANDIS SHOE REPAIR SYSTEM
SAVE MONEY
BY LETTTJfO TJS REPAIR THOSE OLD SHOES
They win leek like new ones sat Jast think of the bit sarlag. Only high
grade, work dene. . . - . ... . .- . . ,
Men's half sales aad heeU sLSWTadieV malf soles SUM Rm.ker heels See
A Trial Will Convince
211 Third St., BeL Tayfor and Salmon
Also 154 Second' St. Bet, Morrison and Alder
trict durtag this period shipped gZ.443.t4S
feet aboard U vessels, making a grand
total of lumber diapatcsed la csxrge
frees the Columbia rtver during Xeeem-
her of msO't feet The grand tetai
for November was 1X7.M feet
; " HOTEL CHAJTGES HAXDS
Centralis, Wash, Jan, X. Louis Sonny
Saturday - sold the Huh City hotel to
August and Camelle Onset brothers.
The eonalderatlen was 17004.
FUNERAL
COMPLETE
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nose, eaaaas SAAsaa, wag .
Itliller & Tracey
laLaflA mVaiaakeBsaaaiS sTlaaaBBtaiaBBai
wTtoTeTeweje"wi -w iVfIBjBwn aVvtnHsej
w.AHiMToi at svxa
saa us sesn. sts-ae
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ARONSON '
Washington at Broadway silversmiths
Jewelers
5
Great January Sale Diamonds
Jewelry, Watches, Silver, Leather
Goods, Toilet Ware, Umbrellas
Begins Tuesday Morning, Jan. 3
TiipUMrtixurr,c.JRAORDINARYl vALUE-GIV1NG FROM ONE OF
von,vnRTHfSTS- F1NEST JEWELRY STOCKS! IN THE MAIN
lUU WILL HInD
Reductions From 25 to 50
and Every Article Reduced!
.J f Pnnf - 1 1 . .
(Contract merchandise alone tTrrentA
OK th tapTp? VX2xNt2E,RFUL BARGAINS WOULD TAKE TWO PAGES
nnhnlrSillnAR BE SURPRISED. FOR YOU WILL
vr fY tu SDd' rIETREPARED TO BUY F0R YOU WILL BUY! NOTE
WELL THESE REDUCTIONS, AND THINK WHAT THEY MEAN TO YOU
All Leather Goods
ONE-HALF OFF!
AH Beaded Bags
ONE-HALF OFF!
AIl Our Ivory Ware
Including DuBarry ajid
1 rtrrsin
ONE-HALF OFFI
All Table Larnns
ONE-HALF OFF!
AH Our Umbrellas
(Men's and Women's)
ONE-HALF OFF!
Our t Jo Umbrella $1.50
. Our $ S.oa Umbrellaj $2.50
Our 7.50 Umbrellas $3.7$
Oaf Ito.oo Umbrellas $5.00
Our llJ.Jo Umbrellas $6.25
Our flS.00 Umbrellas $7.50
Our 17.30 Umbrellas $8.75
Our 120.00 Umbrellas $10.00
AH Our Gut Glass
ONE-THIRD OFF!
- , '
.AH Imitation Pearl
- Beads
Fancy Beads, Genuine Amber
'Beads, and Genuine Ivory
pesos. : 1 - ....
ONE-THIRD OFF!
Big Reductions From Our Already
Lowest Prices on Fine Diamonds
Just thinkl Although our prices on diamonds already are the
lowest, we propose to give additional discounts during this rreat
sale. If you have longed to own a diamond, there will never be
a better opportunity to buy! Come and seel
a Our Entire Stock of
Sheffield Hollow
ware ONE-THIRD OFF!
Reductions average about one
third in our fine Plated Flat
ware, in which we carry the
following popular patterns:
Georgia and Sheraton in Com
munity; Molly Stark in Alvin;
Carolina in Holmes & Ed
wards, and Jamestown, Crom
well, Louvain and Queen Anne
- in t$47 Rogers.
. All Humidors, Poker
and Dice Sets
ONE-THIRD OFF!
Wonderful Stocks of
Watches, Wrist
Watches and Clocks
At One-Fourth Off!
Here are Examples
of Some of the
Reductions: ,
$35. Either-fitted Suitcase
for $17.50
$125 Leather-fitted Suit
case S62LSO
50 Beaded Big $25.00
US Beaded Bat S12.50
10 Leather Bag. .T.SS.0Q
20 Leather Bag... $10.00
13.50 Collar Box. . .S1.7S
AH Odds and Ends in
Sterling Silver
ONE-THIRD OFF!
!HIE,R?"S SOMETHING AT ARONSON'S THAT YOU HAVE WANTED TO
.OWN, NOW'S THE TIME TO COME AND GET IT! PRICES WWKMOWl
THIS is an opportunity for home owners and home makers to buy hirmture of lasting quality at the most
tempting prices. This stock U recognized as the largest and the best in Portland. Wc offer you unre-
ouiwiu vaivias uuui its wuuucnui variety-ai uic lowest prices 01 Tne year
All Our Furniture, Rugs, Draperies,
Heaters, Ranges and Home Furnishings
Reduced From 10 to 50!
(EXCEPTION A jew contract goods, which the manufacturer does not permit us to reduced in price) ""
A random list, from hundreds of similar bargains! Buy furniture now and save! Our usual liberal credit in full force! Cour
teous service!. Deliveries as prompt as tremendous output will permit! Welcome to all, whether customers or visitors!
4-i
h
Beautiful Living-Room Pieces
at Deep Reductions!
, $375 Mahog. De Luxe Davenport, velour uphol.. $250.00
$195 Velour Overstuffed Easy Chair..... $140.00
$180 .Velour Overstuffed Easy Chair ...S115.0O
$ 85 Mahogany and -Cane Rocker....... .5 55.70
$100 Mahogany and Cane Rocker 67.50
$150 Mahogany and Cane Rocker 98.50
$167.50 Tapestry Overstuffed Royal Easy Chair. 105.00
$ 53 Tapestry Overstuffed Rocker....... ....... S 37.50
$150 Mahogany Settee; half price $ 75.00
$160 Mahogany Settee reduced to S 95.00
$ 40 Mahogany Chair reduced to J ' 32.50
$ 85 Mahogany and Cane Chair only $ 55.00
$110 -Mahogany Rocker ; tapestry seat and back.. 56.50
$110 Mahogany Chair ; tapestry seat and back. . .$ 56.50
$47.50 Mahogany Chair reduced to ft ,33.50
$ 60 Mahogany Chair; tapestry seat and back. 30.00
$ 35 Mahogany Rocker reduced to 28.50
$135 Tapestry Overstuffed Davenport S 97.50
$105 Mahogany and Cane Rocker . 65.50
$ 80 Fine Mahogany Rocker reduced to .$ 61.50
$100 Mahogany and Cane Rocker now. ........ I .$ 62.00
. $110 Mahogany and Cane Rocker for Jj 67.50
Walnut Bedroom Suite
Bed, Dresser, Dressing Table. '
Regular price .148
Sale $98.00
Walnut Bedroom Suite
William and Mary design.
Regular price .735
Sale $445
Pull sise Bed, Dresser, Vanity -Dresser,
ChiTferobe.
Walnut Bedroom Suite
Queen Anne design.
Regular price J77S
Sale $495
Pun slse Bed, Dresser, Vanity
Dresser, Chlfferobe.
? ;
Fine Ivory Enamel
Bedroom Suite
Regular price S605.
Sale $36650
. Pull size Bed, Chlfferobe. Dress
er, Dressing Table.
All Our Bedroom Fumittrre Is
Offerexl at a Redaction During
These January Sales
Odd Dining Pieces
$1T5 Mahogany Colon CO ft
lal China Closet .'. OivU
ITS Mahogany Colon- Cii
Ul Buffet OOU
1345 Mahogany Co- tO3ri
lonial Buffet OaSOU
$147.60 Mahogany qq Cfl
Colonial Buffet. ..OJ70eOU
1225 Oak Early Eng. 1in
lish 'Buffet 1 1U
Linoleums Reduced
During January! ,
Walnut Dining Suite
Ten pieces.
Regular price 1671.50
Sale $425
Extension Tabte, Serving Table,
Buffet. China Closet, Carver, five
Diners. r
1 Mahogany Dining
i ,- '" Suite
Made by Cowan
Regular price $1028.
Half Price $514
Extension Table. China Closet,
Buffet, Serving Table, Carver.
Diners. .
Jacobean Oak Dining
suite
Regular price ISM
Sale $442.50
; f
Seamless Velvet Rugs
In tail else.
Regular price SCO."
Sale $4625
These are best qualities wool
velvets. Tales advantage.
Seaml&s Axminster
Rugs
In 9x11 sise.
Resrular price S 41.60
Sale $3450
Seamed Axminster
Rugs
In sxix slse. -Re
ruler price 117.10.
Sale $2925
Tapestry Brussels
Rugs
In 9x11 sise. '
Regular price 130.
Sale $2150 .
Grex and Other Grass
Rugs
In 9x12 slse.
Regular price f 20.
. Sale 512.75
Others at 1140.
Bed Davenports .
$265.00
$287.50
$325 Mahogany Bed Davenort, velour
upholstered
$375 Mahogany Bed Davenport, velour
upholstered .
Odd Bedroom
Pieces
Half-Price!
12 00 Ivory Enamel e ff
Dresser OlUU
170 Mahogany aOC
Bed OOO
1150 Mahogany Chiffe- &7C
robe ...93
I1S0 Mahogany Triple Mirror
Dressing Table Tr
ior............. o
$14fl Mahogany Chiffe-
11SS Walnut Van- t'T'T Ef
ity. Dresser 9f I.OU
$190 Mahogany Dress- QC
er. large anirror W7u
$176 .Walnut . CQ7 CA
Chlfferobe....... dOfeOll
SS Mahogany Triple Mirror
tor!!..T...S32.5X)
L
uiension 1 rsuxier. (jnina
Closet, Carver. & Diners.
Dining Tables for Less
: in 'the January Sales ;
tl02 Golden Oak Dining; C7ff
Tables
18S GoMen Oak' mnlng 'etCfO
Tables" 0O
Many others at similar reductions..
Entire Stock of Dining Faraitare
' Suites and Single Pieces
Deeply Reduced During tW
Janoary Sales'"
Sale of Book Gases
i at Lower Prices
. $76.50
. S98.00
$129.50
1100 Mahogany
Book. Case
I11S Mahogany
Book taee......
1175 Mahogany
Book Case......
For big bargains at a very small outlay,
visit our basement section devoted to
USED FURNITURE
Scores of pieces st fraction of original cost!
Henry Jenning & Sons-
.Washington at Fifth "The
Our Entire Stock Silk
Lamp Shades and .
Mahogany Lamp
Bases at Deepest
January Reductions!
5 Wood and Coal
(Heaters at January
Prices!
$55 Heaters now $45.00
$44 Jleaters now $37.50
$32 Heaters now $28.00
$30 Heaters now $24.00
Many others at deep reductions.
Extremely Low Prices
. on Best Lanes of
USED RANGES
. Gas Ceal Weed ' .
Fine Gret6nnes
Regularly tl-Za to I1.&0 Tard
Sale 85c Yard!
Fine Cretonnes
! Regularly J$ to si Tard
Sale 55c Yard!
Voiles, Scrims and
Marquisettes
Reguarly 15o to 40c yard.
Sale 22c Yard!
All Draperies, ladading Fia
SiDxs and Damasks, at J an nary
Sales Prices AH Reduced
White Cotton Blankets
In Mxlo size
Regular price !.te
Sale $3.45
Pino Quality long staple cotton.
Fine Plaid Blankets
- (Part wool.) .
In MxlO sise. ,
Regular price la,T.
Sale $55
Fine White Blankets
In eexso slse.
Rerular price W.Ta."
Sale$45
Silkoline-Covered
Comforters
(Plain and fancy borders.) ;
, Regular prices IS and It. V
. Sale $325
Home of Good Furniturew
; Henry Jenning & Sons
, WashlnSton at Fifth .