TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922.
.THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
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i . CQMXXG STENTS ,
Stat, Teachers., aaseeiatioa meeting. Pert
: tu)l. Dnabw 31 to SO. -
North. Aaoeitjaa of Sheriffs and Pa
lice. Portland. Juturr It to 20.
4 Ontan gtata - ChrMbaa Endeavor eoevea
.Cons, Aahland.. April 1 to 82; lbs Dallas,
4prU 2 to 28. : ; -: , . ,,:
WEATHER-FORECAST
. " : " "Portland sad Ticinttr: Tniht raia; Wad
- ncaday eioodT : wmcia atli vreaterry.
Omn aad W aahiarton: Tonight run waat
portion, enow mat poruoa; Wednesday eloooy;
aoderate westerly innds. . . .
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. - .WKAIHER COSDITIOX8
Tha high prwsur. int that haa been over
' tbe Wect forsevcral daa hu advanced ta Uia
' Miasleaiwt valley. - Lew preasmra overlies tha
Atiantio itatee and Boat of tha Western state,
aad pfaTTAeea.- bat anoUtea high pressor area
la arnrochiriaT the Nona Pacific out Pre-
rtpitaUon hu - mrml on tha Middle aad
North Fan fie mast and at' a somber of placee
east of-th Missiesippi rtrar. Tha heaviest
rainfall riaorted was 1.40 incbea at Prince
Kupert. B. C. ' Harm is failing is Eastern
. Vi axluna-ton. .Toe weather la Da fotaef in
parte of British Columbia and Nevada, and
' over an area ivacbins; from Oklahoma and
Kansas ta Minnesota, and fa orach warmer in
riorvia ana -vonnern tun.
Halativ. hnmidit.y at Portland: Nooa yes
- terday. Ia per rent; 5 p. a, yesterday, US
uer eeot; ft a. m. today. 9? Dec ecu
Preeipitatinn since January 1: Total. S9.lt
, Inches; normal, 37.33 inches; deficiency, 8.22
incuea. . cuwalUJ JL t,LUI.
OBSERVATIONS
Temp.
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T4 24 0
44 2 0
84 30 .08
89 82 0
04 82 0
40 80 O
6S 34 O
42 28 0
4 80 0
82 42 O
78 54 0
48 30 O
80 O .
40 28 O
42 .01
SO 8 0
74 S2 0
AO S4 .84
40 .... .12
64 88 f O
74 60 0
40 80 .08
18 .... 0
48 88 .62
68 82 0
86 0
72 60 O
84 80 .02
Sit 88 .80
48 84 1.40
44 84 .28
68 28 0
5 42 O
44 30 .02
SH 2D
4: 30 O
7 62
0 48 0
44 86 .54
0 82 0
44 .... .10
82 28 0
. -22 O
48 42 .08
64 34 0
34 0
60 88 .28
30 28 .02
4 30 0
64 20 0
28 24 O
80 2 0
STATIONS
Baker. Or.
' Home. Idaho
Boston. Mas. . .J.....
Buffalo, Ji. T. .'.
' r 'alaary. - A Iberta.
I 'hie.o. 1U. ..-.....
1 tenver. Colo. .......
Ilea Motaee. Iowa . .
Kdmonton, Alberta . .
Fresno Cal. ........
tialveston. Texas .....
' Helena. Mont. J.,.
Honolulu, T. H
Huron, -S. D. . M
Juneau, Alaska
Kansas City, Mo. . . . .
.oa Angeles, Cal. . . . .
Marshfiekl, Or. ......
Medford. Ot. .......
Memphis, Tenn. . . . . .
ew Orleans. I ..... .
Sew York, JJ. Y.....
Nome, Alaska ......
North Head, Wash. ...
North Platte., Neb ..
Oklahoma City, Ok la. .
, l'liomii. Alia. ......
. Pittsburg, Pa. . , .
Portland. Or. s . .
; Princ. Rupert B. 0.:,
' Koaeburg. Or. .......
" UoaweU. X. M. . . .
Sacramento, Cal
St. I-oui. Mo
St. Paul. Minn . . .
Halt Lake City, Utah..
Nan- lo, Cal .
. San Franriseo, Cal
i: Seattle. Waali
Shendan, Wyo.
SiUa, Alaka
Spokane. Wash
Tanana, Alaska
Tatoosh ' Inland, Wash.
Tonopah, r. .......
. Valdes. Alaska
Vancouver. B. C
AValla Walla, Wash
Washington, D. C. . . . .
. Winnemncca, Nav, . . .
Winnipett, - Man. . .
Yakima. Wash.
Afternoon report of preceding day.
St. Mark to Beaame Serric Even
ing: services will be resumed next Sun
day at St. Marks Episcopal church, ac
cording to an announcement made to
day by the Rev. W. R. Everton, rector.
These services will be a radical change
from the usual evening service that
has formerly prevailed at St. Marks.
' No ritual will be used, the program
being entirely InormaL Thp service
will consist of hymns and a short ad
dress. The rector will also conduct a
question box about the church and the
Bible, Strangers are invited. Sunday
morning- corporato communion will be
celebrated by -the ydTmgf "people's o--(
ciety. the Sunday ischool and the men
' and boys of the. parish. .
Colnmbla Stages Portland -Multnomah
Falls-Hood River-The Dalles divi
- sion Leave Portland Stage Terminal,
Park and Yamhill streets. 9:30 a.
11:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m.. 4:45 p. m. daily
to Hood River, and 8:30 p. m. dally to
Multnomah Falls, except Saturdays.
Sundays and holidays, 11:15 p. m. Sat
urdays. Sundays and holidays to Mult
nomah Falls. Leave Multnomah Falls
for Portland 11:15 a, m, 1:15 p. m.,
4 :15 p. m. and :30 p. m. daily. Direct
connections with all stages to and
from The Dalles. Main 8611. Adv.
Hasten Fined $1S8 Three arrests for
possesmsion of . deer meet during clos
ed season were made over the week
end by the deputy game wardens and
fines amouting to 1150 were collected
following trials, according tp reports
filed at the headquarters of the state
t 'game commission todays William Mat
thems of Fairview was arrested at
Myrtle Point oa such a charge and
Dee Adams and William H. Bailey of
Roseburg were arrested- near their
homes on similar charges. Each was
fined $20. V; i.V:l-T-; '' '''
SoeUl .Workers Xaaeheoa The
weekly luncheon of the Social Work
ers' Association of Oregon will be held
Wednesday at 12 :15 n the social hall
of the T. W. C. A. Miss Jane V. Doyle
. . the Red Cross will tell of the recent
national conference of the Red Cross
in Washington. Chester A. Lyon, who
organised the Boys' Farm Home near
' Iebanon will tell of his present work
In prevention of delinquency.
Portlaad.Aatorta. Seaside DItIiIob
. Leave Portland Stage Terminal. Park
: and Taanhlll streets,. 7 :S0 a, m.. 10 :00
a. m.. 12 noon. 4:15 P- m. and 11 :10 a.
m. daily. Direct connections at As
toria for Seaside and Clatsop beach
points. Leave Astoria, for Portland 7
a. nx 10 a. ire. 12 noon. 1:30 p. m,
:S0 p. m. For further information,
Columbia Stages. Main 8811. Adv.
Celambla Stages Portland - St.
Helens local. Leave Portland Stage
Terminal. Park and Yamhill streets.
10 a. m. for St. Helens and 5 -.15 p. m.
dally and 11:15 p. m. Saturdays, Sun
days and holidays to St. Helens only.
Leaving St. Helens 7 :S0 a. m. and 1 :30
p. m. daily, C :16 Saturdays, Sundays
. and holidays. For Information phone
Columbia Stages. Main 861L Adv. '
Portlaad-Salesa Stare Leave Stage
Terminal.' Park and Yamhill, hourly
-from 7:05 a. m. to 7:05 p. m. and Owl
car at 10 p. - m. daily. Saturdays.
Sundays and holidays, 8 :J0 p. m, and
10 p. m. 7)5. S:05. 11:06, 1:05. 8:05
make direct connections for Kugene,
t.orvaiiis and AlDany. Main 8611. Adv.
Salest-M m City Stage Leaves Salem
stage terminal for Mill City: Ka. 1
7 .10 a. m. ; No, J, 10 :30 a. m. : No. 5.
4 :30 p, m. No, l connects with east-
. Dound train at Mill City. Jos. Ham
man. Prop, Adv. - -;. -
Portland Tfllamook 'Stag Line
stage depot. Park and Yamhill streets.
j :4S a. m. daily except Sunday, 13:30
and l:lv.ii m. Special arrangements
- iauijai vaiuea, naaut ODO-tv AQV,
Str. America St. Helens vta Colum
bia tlver 3 :30 p. m., daUy ; 11 :lo a. irk.
bunaay.. Aider aock. Main 8S2S. Adv
To Speed Us SellTeriea Extra ve-
: hie: equipment for the quick distri
bution of Christmas mails will be used
Di N.s C. Hampton
is - luo longer associated with
DR. P. C HART, Morgan Bldg.
He is now located at 907
BROADWAY BLDG, Cor. Mor
risoa and Broad wa v. - -
this year and is being assembled, from
the bureau of public roads. Through
a plan of coordination arranged by
Postmaster John M. J ones, bet ween the
different branches and the main office,
about $700 vehicle hire will be saved
for the government- ' The bureau of
public, roads has a supply; of equip
ment which during the winter time is
Idle because 'it cannot be employed in
road work. Parcel post collections will
be made with this equipment, carriers
win be hauled with their loads to de
positories about the c'ty and deliveries'
will be greatly facilitated In this man
ner. , ' . :
The eolleetlos of votes Ifor the Al
Kader temple popularity contest will
begin this evening , at 9 o'clock, when
each candidate who already has 100
votes in the ballot box will be awarded
an additional 1000 votes by the contest
board. ; Headquarters are" at No, 90
Broadway, - The, most popular young
woman ana : tne : most popular baby
sponsored by a Shriner will win the
contest--which closes December 14. when
prizes insisting of an automobile and
five diamond rings will be distributed.
The voting is a feature of the Shrine
Indoor Circus and Arabian fete to be
staged at The Auditorium December
4 to 14. , ,
S tape ton to Zxplaia Trail Exposlttoau
new riam i or me izi 'Jla Oregon
Trail Expositon" will be discussed at
the veeklv Inivhn rt th. r l .
Ad club at the Benson hotel. Wednes
day noon. judge Ueorge - Stapleton,
temporary chairman of the exposition
committee, will nnltln luiw tha fal.
Is to be - financed, - where the site will
De and wno a going to put it over. It
will be ladies' day and an Ad club
follies reunion will furnish the enter
tainment. r
Blihop Shepard to Talk Bishop W.
O. Shepard. Dr. W. W. Youncson. J,
W. Day and other Methodist leaders
will speak at a supper given in the
Metzger.M. JK. church next Friday at
6 p. m. From Metzger they will pro
eed to Tigard to address a gathering
there at 8 p. m. The talks at both
meetings will be in the interest of the
Willamette university $1,250,000 en
dowment campaign, l
Special Thanksgiving Serrlee The
First Spiritualist church. East Seventh
and Hassalo streets, will hold a special
Thanksgiving service .Thursday night
at 8 o'clock. The Rev. J. Willard Hills
will speak. ; '
' Library Hours Assossced The Cen
tral library will be open for reading
only on Thursday, Thanksgiving day.
from 2 to 9:30 p. m. The branches
will be clcsed all day. .
Holy Xsme Clab to Give Frolic The
Holy Name club will' give Its annual
Thanksgiving frolic Wednesday eve
ning. at Aquinas high school hall.
Grand avenue and Clackamas streets.
Go to Moore Sanitarium Wonderful
result by milk diet treatment; or-general
diet under your physician's direc
tion. Hawthorne at. 27th. Ad. .
Better Artificial Sestnrea are made
by the plate specialist. Dr. E. C. Ross-
man. 311 Journal building. Adv.
Br. Grace KeltB-Palliam has moved
her office to 822 Corbettbldg. Phone
Alain 0741. Adv.
8. H. Green Stamps for Cash. Hol-
man Fuel Co. Bdwy. 353, 660-2L Adv,
Bandits Bind, Gag
Victim, Steal $380
-Eugene, -Or., Nov. 28. After being
relieved of a wallet containing 8380, R.
K. Bushnell, 22, of Springfield, Or.,
was bound and gagged by two bandits
and thrown behind a string Of empty
gravel" cars : on the Southern Pacific
siding last night. In an hour and a
half he loosened himself and called for
help. The robbery occurred on the
grounds of the Southern Pacific pas
senger station here. The two two ban
dits, both well dressed, are thought to
have escaped on the Shasta, which went
south a few minutes afterward. Bush
nell had intended to make the trip to
San Francisco on this train.
f .--. m
to anywhere"
for those who
stop at the
Radio Show
Broadcasting
Sele each afternoon and even
ing the various Radio Stars
broadcasting.
Hear Jerry Ryan "put it on
the air."
Two floors of exhibits de-
voted to the wonder of this
.: day the radiophone. .
; See the ' amatear and pro
"f essional sets that hrjng in"
all the important stations on
the West Coast.
Hear the Broadcast pro
grammes every afternoon
and eveningr.
PORTLAND'S
FIRST
RADIO SHOW
f Pittock Block Every after
noon and night this week, -v
SPECIAL
THE GYPSY. TRIO "
Stars of the concert stage in
a varied programme. ;
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
THANKSGIVING DAY
A3IATEURS Bring . in I your
sets for competition judging
Wednesday afternoon Prizes.
K4 :3'S.a.l3' I
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Smpertal
' ' Manager
P RE-LEG iSLATi VE
That Xt iiltnomah lecrtalatlve deleara-
tion w4il be called to meet soon after
the first 'of December to organise and
decide whether it will bold the usual
nre-legislative conferences and hear
ings that have,become Its habit during
past years, !-- -.'-.? -: r :j:
Representative Kubli, who was the
delegation chairman, at the ISZ1 regu
lar and the 1922 special sessions, - win
send out the call for the-organisation
meeting about December 1, setting a
definite date for the meeting. . .
Jf custom is followed,' the chairman
ship of the delegation will go to one
of the Multnomah county senators this
time,, as -it has been usual to rotate the
Job, giving it to bouse member one
session and to a member of tla senate
the next. - - .
TO HAlMtE SECRETARY
In addition to the chairmanship,' the
delegation will elect a secretary to
keep trie minutes of the meetings held.
both before the session begins and dur
ing the time the legislature is at work.
The custom, of holding public hear
ings, or open sessions of the delega
tion was inaugurated prior to the con
vention of the 1915 legislature. These
meetings are for the purpose of giving
all those in Multnomah county . who
may desire to lay any matter of pend
ing legislation before the delegation sn
opportunity to present their proposi
tion and explain it before the rush
and hurry of the - session starts, and
without the inconvenience . of making
a trip to Salem. ; ,
TO. WITHHOLD ACTIOS H
It has always been the position of
the members of the delegation, bow
ever, that they would listen - to any
AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY, DEC, J ST I
CHARLES
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Prices Floor . $2.00
Dress Circle . . . $L50
Balcony ...$1.00-50c
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2Te Tax ' - -
SEATS wow SELLING AT
SHEBMAIC, CLAYS
The Accra Press
MOVED TO
420 Morrison - St.
r.BOUSB FLOOR
MAIK 848
DR. C. L. HAYNES
lEYESIOHT SPECIALIST
-Glasses That Fit" ITona Better
- Prices Very Reasonable
OVER ROBXRTS BROTBMS
Third aad Morrises
V.
This book explains the arions forms of policies and gives
a schedule of 'rates. For your convenience use the coupon below.
Sign your name and mail ! T
Tia.1 "W aWS - ' ' ' - --..-!." I '
- iiue una urxxst oeau.at
. PfVhTT &TTVm riease send rae wltaoat
rmg axb ncrr sronuro - roarutws
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Address
matter presented to them, bat would
take no action either for or against ft
until such time as it was presented
to - the legislature In the regular way ,
and referred to the delegation, for con
sideration,
The delegation also has limited the
scope of its pre-eession ' meetings . to
such matters as , might . be peculiarly
of concern to Multnomah county, in or
der that outside delegations would not
be offended by the apparent prejudg
ment of any measure that might come
up for consideration-by the. whole kg.
isiaiure.' ,, j .- , .
It Is expected that one of the hold
over senators FarrelL Joseph. Moser
or Staples will be selected for .the
chairmanship. . 4
. . PAREITrS ABJEy GTJE8TS
Oregon City. . Nov. 28. Open house
for - all, parents Is - being held by "the
three grade schools this afternoon, with
regular school routine being carried on.
Lower Sales floor, Gas
Roast the turkey
Side dishes
Dessert ,
Plank a Salmon
t No Charge
Ladies assemble at 1:30. Mr. Thiele starts
at 1 :59 P. M. sharp
Women say: This is just the thing I've
always wanted.
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The New
Colonial Lens
A priceless habit
nECZULAR. and periodical examinations
of $our eyes will catch changes in vision
before trouble results. Its the stitch in
time! If you dont need glasses our ex
perts ivill gladly and frankly tell you so.
If your oculist advises a change in glasses
within six months after we have fitted you,
we will refit you without extra charge.
Columbian
KANSAS art - OMAHA - OCNVl R
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to s!et absolute, protection a ainst adverse
claims or defects in titles ta real estate. learn
- how to facilitate - real estat tra-nafr: .anH firiw
- to nave time nn'rl niAnr in ,-ffia
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University Student;
Accidentally Shot;
Following Revelry
SeatUe. Nov. 28. (L K. S.)t Dick
Holbrook.1 20-year-old University of
Washington student. Is at the point of
death in the city hospital here today.
shot through the chest above the heart
as the climax to an alleged midnight
revelry; - Holbrook was shot when Pa
trolman -J. H." Carlbergs revolver was
accidentally discharged in attempting
to quell a near riot among three, uni
versity students. s-
. With two companions. Holbrook was
returning to the - university district
after a downtown party, it was said.
He hurled v larre flower Vbt at Officer
Carlberg when the patroknan com
manded the trio to halt. The flower
Henry Thiele
Prokram
for
Tomorrow
Co., Alder and Eif th
prepared today.
The Glass
of Fashion
DALLAS - SALT LAKE CITY SEATTU
Otj
ticalGo
It contains
VALUABLE
INFORMATION
of dial interest Jo every
cvner of property, every in
vestor in real estate, ' every'
person xtho holds a mortgage 1
or has any interest in a par
cel of land. ,-. .
avuninafiAn nf 4t1. '
obllgaUos ea any part a eofy 1
pot struck the officer In the chest and
the policeman's, revolver .was dis
charged. - -
" STAFF CHASGES MADE
Mount Angel College' St. Benedict,
Nov. 28. The staff of the Pacific Star.
college bi-weekly, has been changed
and added to as follows: Francis Mey
ers, ex-sporting editor, is managing ed
itor; Richard Tennant.-Astoria, sport
ing editor: Clyde 4Creighton,f Holly
wood, CaLi. advertising - manager ;
Henry Kropp. Albany, and Peter Ploy
hart. Silverton. staff members. ij .
A celluloid stencil perforated with
several of the most commonly used
designs '- for draftsmen is claimed to
save CO per cent of a draftsman's time
In making pencil drawings.
-."The" Store That,
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Agents for Botterick Patterns
Profit by Wednesday's Underpriced Offerings in This Great
Notwithstanding that every item listed for this
under-valued, we wish you to realize that quality
feature. It is a timely uiiderpricing of standard
suring you splendid savings well worthy of your
A Surprise Value for you Wednesday in
Women's Winter Coats
At $19.50
Fashionable Models in Double Face Materials and Brown Tweeds
Included Are All Sizes From 16 to 42
With the corning of real winter weather- every woman should be pro
vided with a fashionable coat that will insure the needed protection from
cold winds and unpleasant rains. Here is a special sale of just such coats.
Thev come in the zonular tweeds in brown mixtures and in double face
materials in styles with belt and inverted -pleat at back. They-come in all
sizes from' 16 to 42 and are well tailored throughout. .They jj- Q K(
are in Wednesday's sale at. .......................... .1 . .tPXewtJU."
Women s Siesta Felt Slippers
At $1.00 a Pair J
All the advantages are in your favor providing you take this opportunity for se
lecting women's slippers for gift purposes, or for personal wear. At this exception
ally low price we place on sale a. fine line of Siesta Felt Slippers in all desirable ol
ors, in styles with chrome soles, ribbon or .Pom Pon trimming. All sizes--and all
' are brand new goods. . - - '-.. . 1-
An Out-of-the-Ordinary Price" Concession in
Women's Outing Flanniel
Night
Are All Well Made Gowns of Excellent Materials . f 'f
, - Neatly Trixnmed and of Generous Size-- " -. ' - : ' .' . , .
Again this store's policy of 'buying and selling for cash has been the means of our
securing unusual price concessions. This time a prominent manufacturer of women's .
Outing Flannel Night Gowns sold us about' 500 dozen fine garments, at a discount:
which enables us to sell them to you at an out-of-the-ordinary saving. ; There arc '
five good reasons why you should attend this sale f First, they have been made from
"Truewortlr & Methume" firm, outing flannels.; Second, they are extra full cut in size
to 52 inch bust and 54 inches long, with extra fullness at hips and shoulders. . Third,
all have French seaming, double yokes and are neatly trimmed with select wash
.braids. Fourth, they are finely tailored throughout with goring and yoking to match
and are sewed -with fine stitch. Fifth, these, garments at this sale price, are mar
velous values, practically mill cost on today's market. Not more than two gowns to ; a
customer., No phone orders, .none sent C. O. D. .
More Than 1000 Yards of
Two Exceptional
Children's Knit Toques, at 29c
Neat well appearing- wool mixed knit
toques in regulation styles in solid colors
and two shade patterns in all desirable
combinations This special price is for
Wednesday only.
EXTRA!
Sale of
5-Piece
; ALUlVIINUiM -
Cooker
A fine heavy pure' alum
inum cooking combination,
v consisting of five pieces and
j in six-quart size Q" . A
. -in this sale PX.0
Stowaway paces -Journey
Before He
Can Return to U.S.
Wholly discouraged is Edward K.
Skog, native of Sweden, who has been
denied a writ of habeas corpus by the
federal court in Seattle and must re
turn to China, go through the formal
ity of r acquiring a seaman's passport
and return to the United States. Skog
came: here several months ago as a
stowaway on the Eastern Sailor from
China and was rejected because he , was
not a member of the. vised crew and
could not land. He was placed on the
Undersells Because
Be Sure to Do
Your Christmas
Shopping Justus
Early asYou Can
Special Pre-Holiday Sale
Gowns
Table Damask $2.48 Yard
A 70-Inch Width Shown in .15 Different Patterns :
, Housewives who take pride iri "the ' possession of ouality
linens will be well pleased with thcTbfferings at this: special
sale of fine all linen table damask. Comes. in 70-inch width
has a beautiful finish and is shown in 15 different patterns.
The price for Wednesday is $2.48 a yard. -
Women's
EXTRA! -Sale
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TUNGSTEN
ELECTRIC LIGHT
Globes
4for $1.00'
About 1000 guaranteed
Tungsten light globes in
10, 15, 25 and 40-watt sizes
to go at the above price,
limit 4 to a customer none
delivered. . s - S .
West Keats . for deportation to the
Orient by immigration officials and on
his way to"' Astoria jumped overboard
and swam ashore. . He disappeared for
a time and war at last found In Seattle.
' ' ' STAGE IS DITCHED
Hillsboro, vNov.i 28. Heavy fog ld
to wrecking of the Hlllsboro-PorUand
stage near St. Mary's last night, short-
lys after H left here at 100, o'clock,
but none of he seven occupants was
Injured:-- The . stage s struck the rear
end ot a truck standing In the highway
and was turned off Jnto the ditch.
' By catalytic action twetead of the
usual distillation - process. ; m, French
scientist has succeeded in producing the
whole series of -volatile oils and gases
from petroleum. : i . -'- "
It Sells for Cash
All Mail Orders Promptly Filled
sale has een especially
is the most important
quality merchandise, in-4
best attention. - - ;
Marvelous (tj -g
Values at jy
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All Linen
Offerings
Gauntlet Gloves $1.49 Pair
Fownes Doette gauntlet gloves a serv
iceable : fabric glove with fabric lining,
strap wrist and half P. K. seamssizes
6 to. 8 iii beaver, slate and white.- One day
only at this price. - .. ,: . ' l.
: EXTRA!
Sale of " ;
: PLAIN WHITE; - ,
Cups and
Saucers
SET OF
f6forft0cr
Imported plain, white
china- cups and saucers of
Japanese make--set of wsix
on sale Wednesdayfor 90c.
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