WEDNESDAY, NO VEMBER 15, 1321
THE
OREGON
DAILY JOU RNAL, POnTLAND, CHEGON.
BOI JUS ADVOCATES
ARE PREPARING TO
RESUME BATTLE
Washington; Jjov. 15. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.)
Friend of the 'soldier bonus In con
cress are expected to derive new'sxra-
ir.ent from the recent election and to
renew their battle as soon as congress j
convenes,- regardless of the attitude of j
the Republican leaders, who are
thought likely to play for delay, with
the Idea of preventing action untit the
life of , the present congress; expires
next March. : - ' :;!" 'V-
Opponents of the bonus-asserted that
sentiment for the bonus was' waning
about the time the president took his
pen in band for the veto. ; Tha election
shows they were mistaken. - Illinois
voted $55,000,000 to pay a state bonus
by almost a three-to-one majority.
Iowa voted 922,000,000 in bonds for the
same purpose by about two to one.
.Kanpa svoted a bonus by three to oae,
end California accepted 'a soldier bene
fit proposal by two to one.-- The pro
posal has not been submitted to vote
of the people anywhere without meet
ing overwhelming approval.
1.KGI03T TO CAMPAIGN
Two other things have happened
since the veto that supporters of the
bonus can use to enforce their argu
ment. The national convention of the
American Legion has been held, and it
-has again registered -a practically
unanimous vote for the bonus. The
new commander Js pledged to carry on
the battle with renewed vigor.
In support of the veto the president
stated that he had been advised that
under the most favorable conditions the
treasury will have a deficit of $650,
000,000 for the present fiscal year.
Firice thin treasury officials have been
doing .some more figuring, and inspired
reports have been-, issued that there
has been' a great improvement In treas
ury prospects, so it is expected that
income will about meet the outgo.
SEW BILL INTRODUCED
" Here, then, are three pertinent facts
which have appeared since the veto :
The people of several states have
shown by their votes that they are
overwhelmingly for paying a bonus to
the soldiers, the American Legion has
spoken the feelings of the soldiers
themselves, and the president's chief
argument is no longer valid, according
to statements iof treasury officials.
Senator Bursum of New Mexico in
troduced a new bonus bill just after
the president .killed the old one, and
has announced his purpose to take it
up in the committee on military af
fairs, to which it was referred. In
that committee it escapes the tutelage
of Senator McCumber,- sponsor of the
vetoed measure, who' Is soon to retire
from congress and has apparently lost
. heart over doing battle for .it again.
Republican leaders of house and sen
ate, who share the responsibility and
embarrassment of "the president, are
said to have determined that no ac
tion should be taker on the bonus
during the short .session. The time is
Insufficient, they say. In view of the
ship . subsidy and appropriation bill
program. 'Whether" they can "stall it
off" and' keep- it from reaching the
floor is another Question.
, HARDIJTO UirCHAWGED
' .Washington. Nov. 15. U. P.)
President Harding. although the
'soldier bonus forces gained sufficient
strength In the election In Ah, senate
- to pass an adjusted . compensation
measure over his veto1 isstiU strongly
opposed to the bill. It. was officially
stated by a spokesman for the execu
tive -at the White House today.
The , president directed this spokes
man to deny reports that the execu
tive' a " attitude toward the measure
had been changed because of the elec
tions, in which anti-bonus senators
were defeated and state bonuses ap
proved in five states. V , i
Police Gazette
Publisher Dies
Stat$ Appointees
Not Yet Selected, :
Pierc e Declares
Ls Grande Nov. 15. Governor-elect
Walter j Fierce Tuesday affirmed
that, he has not made jip his mind in
regard to the many appointments he
has to maks. This fatement" was
made when be was asked to "confirm
ths ' report thatTE. 3, i AldriclC - editor
of ths Pendleton East Oregonlan,.had
been put in line for private secretary.
Pendleton, - Nov. , IS. fa", a - signed
statement : Tuesday, .E: . B. Aldrlch.
Pendleton editor, said he Is not a can
didate for secretary , to Governor-elect
Walter 34V Plerfce. . . , , . -'
4 Tv. .. " . . t.;.:-
Salera" Nov. 15. C. A. Downing-, of
Salem. . mentioned as" a likely -candi
date for the offJcw-of warden of the
state prison under Governor-elect
Pierce, denies that the has "asked for
the appointment, or that he expects
any . appointment under the incoming
administration. " Downing.', as chair
man, of the Democratic county central
committee had charge of the Pierce
campaign in Marion county, which
gaVe the Democratic candidate a ma
jority of approximately 2000 votes.
Downing ; was a : candidate for the
wardenship under Chamberlain. In
1902, but in the contest between, him
and Frank Durbin C. W. James of
Baker county captured the plum.
fine of J5 and lost his driver's li
cence for 60 days in . municipal court
Tuesday. His wife and baby were in
the csx with; him I - r'-: -JrfV
Grand Jury Visits
Scene of Shooting
. Bend, Nov. 15. The scene of ths
death of William Garrett, shot on the
night of July 1. was visited Tuesday
by the grand jury, which is investigat
ing the charge of murder on which
Ed Halvorsen is held. Halvorsen admits
killing Garrett. He was exonerated by
the coroner's jury on a basis of self
defense.
Portland Helps M
Wave of Saving
On Pacific i Coast
: Washington, Nov. 15w I. N. S.
A wave of, thrlftlnesa swept the Pa
cific coast during October, according
to postal -savings report issued Tues
day by-the postofflce department..'
'Owing; to, Unusually large deposits
In- Dostal . savings , offices in Pacific
coast cities," the department said, the
total for . the month 'exceeds $300,000.
The .largest Increase IS9.SM was
made by Los Angeles, while Taooma,
Portland -and Seattle - were the only
three cities with deposits above $1,000,-
000 which also reported increases.
The Increases were t Tacoma. $12.
C87 ; Portland, $11.428 ; Seattle, $10,458
Work Completed on
Crane Prairie Dam!
close and watched with much Interest
by backers of both candidates. The
incumbent, George K. Quins won over
his opponent, W. I Cobb, by only 105
votes, according to the official returns
compiled Tuesday.. The election was
in doubt tin til the official report-was
made. Edwin ' Weaver was elected
county commissioner by a vote of 157,
his opponent, Sam Ball.- receiving 3014.
Jesse W. Cole was elected county sur
veyor. : ' " t'i
WOMEll 1 DYE
ran, FADED
; THINGS. HEW
Bend, Nov. 15. The Crane Prairie
dam, which the, United Contracting
company has had under construction
for the North Canal company, has
been completed and will be ready to
store water this winter for use next
summer. Weather continues good t
Crescent lake, where three weeks' work
remains on the dam for the Deschutes
county municipal improvement district.
Half of the dara in Bend Is finished
and coffer dams for' the remainder
will be started next week.
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Election Close
, t
Roseburg, Nov. 15. . The race for
county judge in Douglas county was
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Red Bank. N. J.. Nov. 15. (L N. S.)
Richard K. Fox, owner and pub
lisher of the Police Gazette, died at his
home here Tuesday afternoon of ar
terioslerosls. He suffered a. stroke last
Thursday, and for, the past CO -hours
has been unconscious. He was born In
Belfast. Ireland, in 184$, and is sur
vived by a widow and four children.
AtxSut 25 employes of the Coast
Range Lumber company at Mabel, in
Lane county, have talked off the job
owing to a 'disagreement with their
employers over the wage, scale In ef
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ASISOlSia.
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. . . Curti- OrchMtr
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.TB Seeond Ket't Conn. NtT O d Mch..Pr. Bsd
Munisot Mrch Prince Band
TB National Emblem March..U.8.8. Pens. B'd .
, . . 4 Coram dw iwnci
PriaW Band
. . . . .Prince's Band
. . . Columbia Basd
. . . .Columbia Band
. . . . Columbia Band
... Colombia Band
.Prine Orchestra
.Prinea ' OrchetT
Om Director March.
1 .25 BUss Avar Two-step . .
ColJese lAit Two-step. .
1.25 St. JnUen March
Salate to Bnfdb lUreh.
1JI Onr Director March....
Centennial March
OROMCSTB
.78 FirafUe-Iilyll; !
Aloha Oe WaltM
.78 Hu AtiTbodr 8ms Mt Corinna . . Sweatman
Dallas Biues Fox trot Sweatoan'a Jtas B'd
,7B Th HcaiUtint Bines Hickman' Or.
Those Draftin' Blnss Hickman's Of.
,76 Dins Toe. Medley Fox-trot . . Bante A A kit
Typhoon Fox-trot Bant and Afcst
.7B Silrer "Water Fox-trot
.Xerxes' Happy Six
- Goodbye Sunshine, Hello Moon. . . . . ,'M. f. C
A2STS 10 in. N .75 Idol Eye. Fox-trot Paul BieM Trhr
In Land of luce and Tea Paul Bies Trio
.75 Think of Me. Daddy. . Sweatman s laxs B'd
But Fox-trot Sweatman 's Jfcss B'd
.75 Children's Toy March Prince's Orchestra
Children's Symphony, .. .Prince's Orehestra
.75 Sons ot the Volca Boatmen .... Bus. BaL Or.
Ixming tor Onr Country Rns. B.L Or.
.7 Dear Little .One . v . Royal Serb. Tambour. Or.
Waves of the S-aa . . Boys! Serb. Tambour. Or.
.85 Veil Dance , Columbia Turkish Oreh.
Turkish March Columbia Turkish Oreh.
.71 Kossoto Walts .... Royal Serb. Tambour. Or.
Wares of Marne Watt. . . .Bibor's Oip. Or.
.7 Hay Harreat Russian Balalaika Oreh.
At a Russian Inn .... Russian Balalaika Oreh.
.75 Spanish Gypsy Dance . . . Columbia Span. Or.
Night of Lore Cone. Walts. .Span. G. Or.
.75 Gypsy Lore Waits ... Olsa Bihar's Gypsy Or.
Don Juan Waltz Olsa Bihar's Gypsy Or.
JT9 Ungrateful Heart ItaX Oreh , Violin Obb.
Sins for Me Hal. Oreh. with Violin Obb.
.75 Cupid's Dream Walts .. Viennese Instru. Qn.
Cohbri Walts Viennese Instru. Quint.
1JES Clasaia One-step Medley. . .Jockers Brothers
Snappy One-step Jockers Brothers
Ijl Memories of the Past Part 1 . . Pria. Oreh.
'Memories of the Past Part 2 .. Pria. Oreh.
1.25 Kiss Ms Asaia Watts ..... Columbia Oreh.
Life and Lor Walts Columbia Oreh.
1 JtS If You Could Care Prises 's Orchestra
' Oa Miami Share Prince's Orchestra
ASiOO IS is. Mario. Medley Fox-trot. . .Terkes Jan. Or.
My Mas Med. Fox-trot .... Terkes Jam. Or.
30 Madricsfc. Moment Musical. Chi. Sym. Or.
. Grande Vasw from Suite Ruses d'Aa . . . Or.
Orpheus to Hades Overture. Part 1, Kay
1 JSQ of G. Major. .Cincinnati Bymphony Oreh.
Orpheus in Hades Overture. Part 2.
ASISOlSia. tM Mikado Medley, Overture Phil. Or.. N. T.
MOa. Modiste. Overture . Phil. Or.. X. T.
A81BS 13 is. . 1 JtO NaTamise from Fa Cid .Cin. 8ym. Or.
Ls Drasoa da Vfllara Overture. -. ... . .Ok. Or.
AS1M It to. 10 Coronation March . . G. Mariausxi A Sym. Or.
Pomp and dreumstanae March . r. Marin. Or.
A SI 02 12 in. 1.2S Pretty UtUe CindereUa Prince 'e Oreh.
Pickaninny Bhes Walts .... Prince's Ores.
VIOLIN
AXSSTlOta. .75 Medley of Jiss-Reels-Psrt 1 G. 8tell
Medley of Jigs-Keels Part 2 G. SteU
A277S 10 to. 140 Rondino Eddy Brown
Ton Wild Rose ..Eddy Brows
A28S2 10 to. 1.00 Serenado Eddy Brown. VioHa Solo
The Old Refrain . . . Eddy Brown, Violin Soto
I.OO Love Nest from "Mary". . . .Jaeobsea. Violin
Blue Diamonds ..... Sascha Jaoobsen. Violin
I.OO My Isle of Golden Dreams Eddy Brows
On Miami Shore Violin Solo Eddy Brown
I.OO Orients ie Toscha Seidel
8.00 Polish Danes Toscha Seidel
LOO Vatos Bleue i Toscha Seidel
ASSOainto. 1 .SO Hoetarna, Opus , No. 2 . . . Kathleen Par low
Carmen Fantasy Kathleen Parlow
3662912 to. 1.BO Concerto to K Minor Finale . . Ruxeas Tsaya
SS2 1 2 la. 1.BO Albumblatt , .EugeaeTsays
49447 13 to. 1.50 Roman oe from Concerto No. 2. Opus 22
Toscha Seidel. Violinist
1.60 Serenade (Schubert) , . .Toscha Seidel
1 JSO GypayjAira (Ziseuncrweisen) . . .Toscha Seidel
1.50 The Swsn Ijm Cvsne ; . Pablo Casals
48804 12 in. 1.BO Metodf to F Rubinsteto . Pablo Casals
VIOLIN. FLWTB AND) HARP
.75 Iwia1ns for Home . . . . . SteU. lafsky. 8urth
Sugar Plura Two-step ...... Samuel Siecel
.TB Old Folks at Home. . Taylor Trio
My Old Kentucky Home. . ...... .Taylor Trio
TB The Butterfly Lofsky and Hushes
Humoresqua. . . .Lofsky, Hushes and Xeiuraa.
.71 Good-Bye . . Taylor Trio
Sine Me to Steep. . . . . -Taylor Trio
.78 Whispering Hope ............. Taylor Tris
Hearts sad Flowers .Taylor Tdo
'.'." : BONOS '.'"'".
.TB The Moon Shins On Moonshine .... WlIHams
Somehody v. .Bert Wiluams
.75 Emmet's Cuckoo Sobs. .F. Ksmplsin. Todler
' Emaaet s Lullaby . . . Frank Kamplsia.'Todser
.TB Ten Little Bottles .Bert WslKaaa
rnluckv Btaes ............ .Bert Wilhams
x -7B Maeushsi Asthors ....... iChasneey Oseott
-Ti as Irish Qirl I Lo vs... Chaunee Olcott
1 40 At - Dawatoc ............. Barbara Maun!
The Roawy . . . . Barbara Maurel
1.0O Cant Ton Heah Me Calhn'. .Seada SteU. Qt.
1 Snsittti- -Throuch Uscar Bessie
A27SS 10 ka. 1M Otr TeSsnkn. .........
Think Love of Ma Barbers' Ma are!
AXSTBlOto. 1.O0 Mah Undy Lou Oeaar Seagie
Sorts Mist Io'... OsearSeusM
A27S2 10 to. 1.0S Serena ta .Am pari ts Farrar
" Venetan Sons .......... ,Amprito Farrar
ASIOt 12 iSL. IJM -in the GVaamin. . . .Cortons Rider-Kelas
i ; ' ... My Laddie .y . , . Corinne Rider-KelMy
A2S7T 10 to,
A2824 10 to.
78HS 10 in.
78747 10 to.
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4SSS4 12 to.
4979S 12 to.
A710 lOin.
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A18S4 lOin.
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A24S3 10 to.
A2S48 10 to.
A2S04 10 to.
A2S41 10 to.
A2SSS 10 to.
A2724 10 in.
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SONOS
1 JM Mot!ier4 Heart
AS180 12in.
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A2S97 10to. J)0 Tli- Want f Tou
I . Saow a bovely Gardes...
AXaillOto. 1.00 Bsby Mine
lluny'i Song
A2889 10 in. fl.OS Golden ! Crown.
Standln' in de Need o Prayer.
A2S3S 10 in. 1 .00 Tour Eyes Hsve Told Ms So
Deep in sty Heart
. Louis Grawnre
; Louis Graveure
. Louis Graveure
. Louis Graveure
. . . .Lacy Gates
. . . . Lucy Gates
. .Oscar Bessie
. . . . .O. Beagle
. . . M. Romaine
Margaret Romaine
LOO Cotil J Riocardo Btracciarl
1.00 Dear LRtU Boy of Mine .. Riocardo Btraeciari
1.00 I'd BuUd a eWorld in the Heart of s Ross
Charlea Haekwtt
A587S 13 to. 14M O Sun I Lov (O Sol Mio) v .Oscar Beagle
.; f Tia ths.Dsy (Msttinata) ..... Oscar Seagl
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780SS 10 in.
T8686 10 to.
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7SS40 10 in.
2.00 Rigoletto Tutte le fests al tempio.
Barrientoa and Btraeciari
2.00 Barbiere di Biriglia Dunque Io Sob
. , Barrientos and Btraeciari
OU A NT ITS
.75 Nellie Dean .Columbia BteTlar Qt.
I'se Gwiae Back to Dixie ........ Peerless Qt.
TB Besutiful Isle of Somewhere. . .Col. 8 tel. Qt.
Home of the Sou Columbia Mixed Qt.
.TB Silent Night, Hallowed Night. . . .C. Harrison
Oh. Holy Night-. Harrison and SteU. Qt.
.75 Ye Olden Yuletide Hymns . . . CoL Stellar Qt.
Te Olden Yuletide Hymns. . . .CoL Stellar Qt.
.78 Oh! Come All Ye Faithful CoL Stellar Qt.
-Hark! The Herald Angels Sing . . Col. St. Ot.
.75 . Tuck Mo to Sleep. ... . ; . . .Dais and Reardon
- My Sunny Tennessee... . . .Broadway Quartet
,49782 12 to. X-60 Bigoletto Qusrtette--Bels fig Ha del 'am.
. . . .Barriesens, Gordon. HackstL Btraeciari
" ' HAWAIIAN
.75 Kahma Walts Loa and KalU
Hawaiian Hotel Lua and Haiti
.75 On the Beach at Waikiki . . . Louise and Fer.
Ha pa Haole Hula Gtrl. . . .Louise and Ferera
.75 Kaialukl's BVsdtoy ef Hulss, Kaia. HaW.
Wslu LuUluia Louis. . . . . .Ferera and Katoo-
.78 Hawaiian Medley Losiss and Ferera
Hawaiian Medley ........ Louise and Ferera
.75 Everybody Hula Louise and Ferera
He Lei No Kaiulani. . . . . .Louisa and Ferera
.75 Aloha Land Walts J Louise and Ferera
Along the Way to Waikiki . . Louise andFerera
.75 Arabian Dreams .... Louise, Ferrra. Greenus
Somewhere to Hawaii. Loo., Fer., Greea.
.75 Funiculi, Funicum. . .Louise. Ferera. Greenus
Maria. Mart r. Louise, Ferera. Greenus
.75 Hawaiian Breeses . . . .Louise Fererand Or.
Kawaihau -Walts- Louise, Ferera and Gr.
.TB Beautiful Ohio Kalahiki Hawaiian Or.
Till We Meet Again Kalahiki Haw. Or.
.TB Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight. .Wasvlukl Oreh.
Hawaiian Night BAUuki Oreh.
.TB Long Ago Ferera and Franehini
Hnnika Fersra and Franehini
ACOORDIOH
.TB Ostrich Walk Fox-trot. . . .Deiro, Accordion
Jsxs Band Ball One -step. . .G. Deiro, Acc'd.
MARIMBA BAND
.78 Medley of Walties Royal Marine Band
Faded Flower Walts. . Royal Marin Band
.78 Kiss Me Again. .-. : .Blue-White Marios. Band
Railroad Jim . . . Blue-White Marimba Band '
TALKING RCCORDS
il Elder Eatmore' Sermon Bert William
Elder Eatmore' Sermon Bert Wilhams
.71 Christina p-pUa Center. . .Stew., Jones, Qt .
Even's; Pumpkin Ctr. . . .Stewart, Jones.' Qt.
OLARINCT SOLO
.78 Scenes That Are Brightest Clarinet Solo
Long.' Long Ager .- Clarinet Solo
XYLOPHONE SOLO
.78 American Patrol George H Greea
Intermezzo -Russe ....... . George H. Green
.78 Ids and Dot Polka Comet Duet
Four Little Blackberries . . . .Xytophoas Solo
ELL SOLO
78 Naomi Walts . . . .Howard Kopp, Bell Solo
Dainty Ann Gavotte. . . . .H.- Kopp. Bell Soto
PIANO SOLOS X -A, -ttr'.
1.00 Turkey to the Straw .Percy Grainger
The Gum Suckers March . . Percy Grainger
130 Hungariaa Fantasy Part 1.. . Percy Grainger
Hunaarian Fantasy Part 2 . Pnov
130 Hungariaa Rhap. No. 13 Part J . .Grainger ,
nuwms j&nap. no. iz ran 3-. -Grainger
19811 12 to.
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'A2801 10 to.
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A2TS8 10 in.
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A2814 10 to.
A2078 10 to.
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A2781 10 in.
A2960 10 to.
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A2017 10 to.5
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A0841 12 in.
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chinchilla . in navy ' . ,
' and gray. Full lined and belted. -
In Sizes Up to 8 Years $6.50 ;
Remarkable Valines Low Priced
Extraordinary
Values in
WOMEN'S
SWEATERS
and SCARFS
At Ward's are to be found the
most dependable quality sweat
ers and knitted scarfs, - gar
ments that today are most prao
tical for wear these cool days.
Many styles to choose from, of
the season's favored colors and
each of an attractiveness that
is individual' and pleasing.
Choosing oneof these big val
ues will make big savings for
you. Note and compare these
low prices. -
Women's Heavy "
Part Wool
Outing Sweaters
A most attractive sweater for the woman who, likes
a sweater of extra weight, one that is knit with a
heavy , stitch. This sweater is styled with ' a large
shawl collar and belted. In colors of green; cardinal
and navy.
4M
Tuxedo
i Sweater
"A2T unusual value. Knit
from part wool yarns and
styled with a long Tuxedo
collar and pockets. A
beautiful - sweater in seal
brown, one-that will give
long wear.
All Wool
Sweaters
tim
A coat that is incompar
able at this low price.
Knit of all wool, yarns
and with . a heavy, rope
stitch. A belted style in
white, jockey and seal
brown.
Sweater
c Coats i -
A fine ribbed garment in
a sweater coat style with
a large shawl .collar and
belted. In colors of ma
roon and seal brown. . Of
good quality, a big value.
' Knit Wool
- Scarfs
An attractive scarf knit
from all wool, brushed
yarns, generous in size
and of beautiful colors,
brown with gray and blue.
Belted and ..with pockets.
Warm Underwear
In Styles and Sizes for 1
Women and
Children
Thrifty women who choose Ward's
as their regular shopping place,
find that the savings offered here
on Winter weight underwear are
most substantial. A comparison of
the prices mentioned here -reveals
to you. the low prices that prevail
at this big store. .
Whatever your underwear needs
may" be, there is a style and weight
here that will please, the quality
will be unexcelled and the work
manship and finish, of each most
exacting. '
Silk Stripe
Union Suit
A fine ribbed garment, of cotton yarns
finished with a fiber silk stripe.
Styled with a short sleeve, Dutch
neck and is ankle length. In white.
Wool Mixed JQ fiT Ch
Union Suit
A finely finished garment in cream
color, finished . with a silk ' stripe;
Styled with a - Dutch ' neck, short
sleeves and ankle length..- Extra
quality. - & .
Shirts and .
Drawers, ea.
Medium weight garments in wool and
cotton mixed. Vest has elbow sleeves
" and' Dutch Tclr ifrawsn am nlrl.
length. Very good quality, low priced.
Girls Shirts
& Drawers
A rnedium weight garment of part
wool yarns. Vest styled with high
neck and long sleeves. This price is
for 2 year size, others are higher.
85c
MM
Heavy Ctt'n fl
Union Smt
A sleeveless style with' low neck and
in ankle length. A fine ribbed, heavy
weight garment in .white. An extra
value at this very low: Ward price, v
All Wool -.Union
Suit .
An extra quality garment made from
Australian yams, soft and nice; Styled
with a low. neck, sleeveless and ankle
length. An' unusual value. "
Girls Part
Wool U, Suits
A. well made and finished garment, has '
shoulder tapes for. holding -up other
garment?. Xxng sleeves, ankle length.
This price for size 2 years. ; ,
Girts'' Cotton iSfl
Union Suits WJlm&tJ
A regular $1.69 s ; value, an excellent
quality garment of "heavy weight. A
high neck style with long sleeves,-ankle
length and; drop seat. Broken , sizes.
Brushed Wool Scarf and Tam
School girls will like this extra qual-
a a. w . e ....
y mii set. it's attractive and warm
an iaeai winter garment. .
vi n T- -cm
An All Wool
Blanket
An unusual- value, and
from Ward's. , All wool;
in i a - nice medium - gray
color, striped trimmed and
with stitched ends. T- 60x76
inches in s f x e, -weight
about 5 pounds. - , '
Pure White
Blanket
A blanket that every
"woman will appreciate for
the value ; given : at this
price! Pure white, ; stripe
trimmed and with silk
bound ends. A big double
'blanket.-"--
To Get to;.
.This Store ;
Tke siD-M
or N-S Car to
- 27th and
- Thurman 1
Blankets
Values at
Prices
That Are
Unusually
Low
Here we present 4
incoraoarable hlan.
ket values. Of the
Va -. i:m . .
, uwi. quality ana at
prices that make the
biggest savings i for
you. Choose blan
kets today.
Virgin Wool
Blanket
$7.95
Value extraordinary i n
this blanket. Is 66x80
inches in size, a neat sil
ver gray in color and is
finished with stitched
ends. : . AIL virgin wool and
extra value. - -
Virgin Wool
t Blanket
-
A fpe-pound blanket, 70x
80 inches, in size, a beau
tiful silver-gray and trim
med with a wide black
stripe, ends. bonnL" A
value to appreciate at this
low price. .
MAGKINAWS
The Favorite Outdoor Coats for MenL
, ; VJ; Wto Appreciate Biff Vlue '.
At !Wards' menjwill find quality .mackinaws at ifhe
lowest reasonable prices in . the .. city. Of good
weights, plain mackinaws and mackinaw coats with
waterproof linings that defy the wet weather; and
all made in neat, attractive styles, roomy and well
made; coats with large shawl collars, and all around
belts.. Each .one is a coat of individuality; beauti
ful plaids -of brown and blue and of quality cloth
that will give real long hard wear. Come to Ward's
for your next mackinaw and save.
Extra Big Values at
7.95 9.951510.50
Towels
For Kitchen and. Bath Use
Quality -Low Priced
Unusual values' in towels are always found at
this store. - Uur big purchasing power brings us
a low price which you receive the benefit -of,
Unbleached '
bath Towels
39 c :
Large size, 22x46 inches.
Heavy weight and" fin
ished with hemmed ends..
For bath.
Linen Huck
Towels
25e
86 inches long and of good
quality huck. Finished
with, colored borders. -
Tea Towels
12ic
A fine quahty. lintleca towel
that is most acceptable- lor
' kitchen use. .. .-- ;
' Bleached ;
Towels
25c
A Turkish towel, a '
guest size. Of very
good quality, full
bleached. Hemmed.
Bath Towel
, Sets -
2,95
A ; fancy' weave, .Turkish
towel set of 1 towel t
wash cloths. Of large
Bath Towels 5
58c
A colored Turklth towel,
19x36 tnche in slxe. Heavy
weight and rood quality.,
ind 2 - ,.V - 1
Size. .' Va rrrtr- .J
Star-Tex;
Towelinj
;23e
27th imd Vxurrlui SSrccts, , PcrtLmd, Orccn
Yd.
A toweling; of 'the
brt quality.- 1
Incrses wide and
finished with- a -neat
border of' red.
Of . standard. q-l-Ity'aDd
offered
here at a price that
In lower than else- ,
where. '
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