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Christmas era
BRINGS OFFICIALS
EI DRY PROBLEM
. -,tjr TaiU Kews) .-"--'
Washincton- - Dec 2S The fcng
haul-of Chrlstrnaa liquor, taken in
raids by prohibition., acents, tnd icatd
that Santa Claus Mr beard ol pro
hibition,. , . , . . '
Judging from the problem Attorney
General Daug-herty and the dry aceota
are up asaioet now, ft would eeem the
better part of "valor to , hare taken
Santa into partnership. would : be
cheaper and .easier for. "them to bave
worked with mm than against bun.
Making the idea somewhat clearer-
there ; existed la them pre-Volstead
days, ' now gone forever, a friendly
little menagerie of pet animals, such
as the green monkey, the pink tiger
and " the playful yellow polka-dot
snakes. ' - :
Prohibition has 'added to this col
lection a , large white elephant, sole
property of . the dry enforcement
agents. - , - . " -j
Making the idea still clearer, reports
To Attorney General Daugherty . from
Ltntted States marshals throughout tbe
country, indicate that the storage costs
on ; the seised liquors, automobiles,
boat and other vessels taken Into cus
tody by the marshals , in- the enforce
ment of the prohibition law, have'be-
oome serious problem, not .only in
the amounts of the bills, but in ; the
final proper disposition of the com
modities themselves.";' '':r'
' This white elephant Is an expensive
creature costing nearly $150,000,000
year..-It is costing ; few York offi
cials $72,000 a year..- Chicago sleuths
are paying J11.Z0O annuallyt for sin
gle warehouse, and the average tnonth
ly bill for the most thickly populated
districts. Southern New Vork, Eastern
Pennsylvania. " Massachusetts and
Northern Illinois, is 411,200. The re
maining S9 districts pay only fit IS a
month altogether.
Another characteristic of this white
elephant is disclosed in that official
ly ' the ownership- of the goods seized
cannot be established and in such cases
the courts' refuse to act, so that vth
articles seem destined to remain in
storage at government expense indefl
Eitely.
But- the attorney general expects, to
have a solution ready before long.
The Eastern Pennsylvania district has
set the pace, according- to the depart
ment of justice, by selling everything
jpoesible as soon as possible,-Including
empty ''bottles, bags of sugar, copper.
barrels and 1'quor, If it bas medicinal
Qualities. -
Alcohol Poisoning
Keeps Woman From
. Husbands Hearing
in. . , . - .
Klamath Falls. Dtp. 2S. Was Mrs.
3aniel Weeks, attractive young Klam
ath Indian reservation matron, delib
erately poisoned with wood alcohol
with intent to remove her as a witness
in a bearing before United States Com
missioner Bert C, Thomas, or did she
merely imbibe too rreeiy or moonsmne
while the guest of an Indian frlendT
This wae the question confronting
the authorities wnea Mrs. Weeks failed
to appear s to court aS complainant
against b r - husband, whom she bad
charged v.th bring-Ine; liquor . on ; the
mwrn,t . rinVine- fTft-r thereof.
and with administering to , her .a se
vere oeaung. -airs, weeaa waa in uca
a grave condition when urn eame tor
hospital for medical treatment, Emerg-
eney measures savea ner iinti -
thoHtles said she bad aruns wooa aw
. Mrs; Weeks 7-year-old son told Com
missioner Thomas that the drink bad
been lurnlsnea y- an inaan , irwna.
The .hearing was ; postponed uatU
January. f i'v. ' -:.Vv';
TIT
Wheat Shipped Prom
Haines Dunne Wee.
Valued at S17,726
Haines. Dec 5,Ixcal shipments of
wheat last week by the Oregon Co
operative Grain Growers association
totaled is,ss? Dusneis. vaiuea at i7.7z.
The grain was consigned to. Portland.
The estimated quantity of wheat
stored in Haines warehouses this sea
son is approximately 50,000 bushels,
80 per cent of Which is said to be
controlled by the association. Both
grain and bay shipments, which have
been held up on account of the car
shortage, are being made as cars are
more easily obtained.
Hay shipments during the last 10
days have been about 60 cars of high
grade timothy, v which is bringing to
the growers IIS a ton on the car. Hay
in storage at Haines during the season
is estimated at 8900 tons.
Window Smashing
Klamath f Motorists
Popular: Diversion
Klamath Falls, Dec 25. Smashing
plate-glass windows has become such a
noDUlar aiversion wiin nroiorau in tnts
eitv that ways and means for obtaining
a closed season are oeing . conweerea
by merchants.
One merchant already has asked the
city council for permission to protect
his store witn a strong iron railing
along the sidewalk. It has been pro
posed that a different method of park
ing cars be adopted, since the present
system of backing cars into the curb
is disastrous when some careless mo
torists use the reverse gear by mistake.
Windows of a confectionery store, a
restaurant, a pool' hall and a grocery
have been broken this season. A hard
ware store Kolds the record, with two
windows broken. --
Local Rug Dealer
Confers on Tariff
nnve iccnr
Uitia loauL i.u
YULETIDE CHEER
i (Br CnHenal Scnfe)
Washington. Dec 23. Under the cap
tion Cncle Sara's Christman Present
to the Peonle." Wayne " B. , Wheeler,
general counsel for the Anti-Saloon
league, today issued the following :
traduction of spirits, excluding alco
hol but including brandy, reduced from
8,517,231 gallons in 1911 to 1,831,048 in
192t. - - " " "
nMrti h nit Tie aniriu reaucee rrom i
4.220,670 gallons in 1914 to 280,000 in
mz.-rf-r' ----- - -
ntrtta withdrawn, exclud
ing alcohol, reduced from to.d31.S42 gal
lons in 191 to z,o,e m ana iuis
"Spirits in bond reduced from 21.
408,639 gaUons in 191 to 182446 in
Beverage spirits, including alcohol I
used in beverages, reaucea nom iij
EneAnn Miinm in 1914 to none in 1922.
' "Beer produced and Imported reduced
from ' 2.047.000,000 gallons in - Ml to
none, in 1922.
TTnH(T RtltM Which StODDed
the liquor waste, is the only country
a vikm its war oaot. -
Laoses ef insurance policies continue
to decrease. . " '
"rin. in 10 nemons. or aoout every
other family in the United States,
a urn a an aiitomnhilfb. - ... .:
- TThe neaitn, weaiui ao iwppium
Of the people are increasing ana ins
evils of the liquor traffic are gradually
vamsning. .'
Two Stills Seized.:
firr-S rt-n XTrtT XMT Yl
Others Are Fined
Montesano. Waah Dee. 25. In a raid
at Oyhutt, near Damon's point in west
ern ' Grays Harbor county. Thursday
. ..wvn HIli vcri taken hv W.
A. Hamm and Rodney M. HOlser. de
puty sheriffs and J. A. Morgan ana an.
T. CroxalL federal prohibition officers
from Tacoma. The owners were not
found.-
- KJll UiQ "L' .4w- -
t., a.kiu Miair th r!acil netal.
tvt , " B
in Aberdeen, arrested Mrs. Lulu Keesee
and Mrs. Jean McKay and seised sev-
t ....... whlk.. . Thft 4hmM
were arraigned Friday before 'Judge
R vnnifl ana noui oiesava iiuiu u
.u..- r. --'" of 11a nor.
Mrs. McKay was fined 8228 and Mrs.
Keesee, 33, lnciuaing
t rii'ejtaw rrermnon na rrsm. itraia
AJwr a--- . " l
ti tir.naa at efe -tf SWI IW tn HA.rfiil
officers at 420 East First street, Aber
deen, ssne was unea . tui4i
costs. - "
Washington, Dec. 25. (WASHINO
TON BUREAU OF! THE JOURNAL)
M. O. Cartosian, Portland merchant, is
alternating between Washington and
New York on business connected with
construction of the new tariff law
as applied to importations of rugs, in
which he deals. - v
XMAS DANCE i
, TONIGHT ;
Broadway Hall '
Fleming 10-Piece Orchestra
Arbiison
Inventorv . Sale.!
of. Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches and C I o c k s, Silverware, Leather:
Goods, Cut (alass and Umbrellas
Begins Tuesday Morning, -at 9 o'Clopk ,
The best ant newfsrf of -'merchandise -will be told from one-fourth; to one-half less than" usual
prices I Nblhing old I Nothing shopworn. Additional reductions from prices admittedly
lowest! With. Ae.excepfabnr
Every Article Is Reduced!
Diamonds .
One-Fourth ' Less ! :
$1000 Solitaire Rings $750.00
$ 750 Solitaire Rings $5620
$ 500 Solitaire Ri $375.00
$ 400 Solitaire Rings $300.00
$ 300 Solitaire Rings $225.00
$ 200 Solitaire Rings $150.00
$100 Solitaire Rings $ 75.00
$ 50 Solitaire Rings $ 37.50
All Cluster Diamond Rings
at Same Reductions!
$1000 Bar Pins ......... .$750
$ 500 Bar Pins . .$375-
$ 100 Bar Pins $ 75
$1500 Diam'd Bracelets $1125
$1000 Diam'd Bracelets $ 750
$ 200 Diam'd Bracelets $ 225
$100 Diam'd Bracelets $ 75
t Diamond and Sautoire
? Wrist Watches
regularly $250 to $1000
REDUCED ONE FOURTH !
All Diamond Scarf Pins
and Cuff Links
REDUCED ONE FOURTH!
Sterling: Silver Novelties
and Toilet Ware
One-Fourth Less!
$ 5.00 Match Boxes $ 3.75
$12.50 Cigar Cases.... $ 9.35
$15 Ladies' Vanities. . .$11.25
$25 Gillette Razors. ...$18.75
$5.00 Pocket Combs. ;i.$ J.7S
$3.50Dorine Boxes.... $ 2.S5
$35 Mesh Bags $26.65
$15 Military Brushes. .$11.75
$30 Ladies' three-piece
. , Toilet Sets.. $2250
$125 Ladies' 14-piece '
. . Toilet Sets... $93.75
Clocks One-Third Less!
$75 Chime Clocks.'. .V. $50.00
$25 Mantel Clocks. .$16.63
$10 Mahogany Boudoir
Clocks $ 6.65
American Sheffield Ware
One Third Less! v
$5.00 Bread Trays. ....$. 35 .
$3.50 Salt and Pepper. 4 2.35
$25 4-pc. Cofjfee Sets . .$16.65
$15 Vegetable Dishes.410.00
$50 5-piece Tea Sets . ,$335 1
$20 Meat Platters. ....$13.35
' Wratches
One-Fourth Less! :
$100 Watches .'. . ..... .$75.00
$ 50 'Watches...... ...$37ff
$ 30 Watches. . . . .... .$22.50
$ 20 Watches...... ...$15.00
Watches at other prices at
same reductions!
Beaded Bags One-Half!
Bags regularly priced from:
r $15 to $50 now just one
half former prices. ,
Imitation Pearl and Novelty
Beads regularly priced
from $5.00 to $65.00, ONE
THIRD LESS!
Beads in - Genuine Crystal.
Amethyst, Amber and cor
1, ONE-THIRD ; LESS ! r
These redactions apply
on cash sales only. Ex
changes ; will be made
on regular marked
prices. -
Jewelry . - v '
'. One-Fourth Less! j
$15, $20 and $25 Waidemar
Chains now $115, $15 and.
$10, $15, $20 and $25 Gold
Rings On Fourth Less !
$10 and $20 Gold Knives now
$7.50 and $15.
Leather Goods One-Half!
$ 7.50 Vanity Cases. . $ S.75
$10.00 Vanity Cases. . $ 5.00
$12.50 Vanity Cses..$ 6.25
$15.00 Vanity Cases. .$ 70
$20.00 Vanity Cases.. $10.00
Leather Bags Half Price!
Men's -Leather ' Wallets, Bill
- Books and Cigar Cases
HALF-PRICE . a
Leather Novelties
i Half-Price! ?
- Poker Sets, Bridge Sets
Manicure Sets, Beaded - -Leather
Bags, Men's Fitted
Toilet Sets, Ladies Fitted
Toilet Sets. , -
AO Umbrellas One-Half!
Regularly priced $7.50, $10,
$15, $L70r.$20r $25. and $30
,-4 . Now. Half Prieet, i
Cut Glass Half Price!
$ 7.50 Bowls $ 3.75
$12.50 Bowls $ 6.25
$25 Water Sets..... ..$120
$10 Sugar, Creamers. 4 5.00
$ 5 Nappies .........$ 2.50
'All ether cut glass half price!
A FULL ftiRCEFOMPETENZ SALESPEOPLE1 XYILL BEJN ATTEd
ANCE TQRENDEfrYOZf PRQMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICED
; A RON SON
:The Jewelry House bfJTraditionat Quality.
WASHINGTON AT BROADWAY
his Tuesday Morning, Bee. 26, at 9 o'Clock!
. Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars' Worth ; of Newest Furniture, v . , ; ,
1 Bugs and Home Furnishings to Be Offered jnt Reduced Prices! . "
Liberal Credit Every Article ReducedLf&mj: Credit
: 1 (Contract Merchandise Alone 'Excepted) 77
This important sale will be the opportunity" the year for those who irvish: to furnish; new .homes, or refurnish old ones.
We confidently bespeak a patronage for this sale which will extend into the entire Northwest! A stock so comprehensive
so varied coupled with prices so temptingly reduced, cannot fail to attract and interest a wide clientele. , The articles
here named by no means comprehend the extent of the reductions. Eveiything is reduced, save certain lines of contract
merchandise, on which the manufacturers permit no reductions. We invite a discriminating public to inspect and buy
January Redactions on
Dining Room
Suites
All Living-
At January Sale
$240.00 Tapestry'Overstuffed Ghair
$ 56.75 Tapestry Semi-Overstuffed Chair
$ 55.50 Tapestry Semi-Overstuffed Chair .
$ 90.00 Tarestiy Semi-Overstuif ed Uhair
$110.00 Tapestry Semi-Overstuffed Rocker
$175.00 Overstuffed Fireside Chair . . . . . . .
$475.00 Large Blue Mohair Upholstered Davenport,
'
t 130.00
37.50
S 35.00
$50.00
$55.00
S112.50
..$237.50
$250.00 Blue Mohair Upholstered Arm Chair to match . 8125.00
$135.00 Tapestry Upholstered Mahogany Arm Rocker. S 68.75
$ 65.00 Oak Fireside Chair m Jacobean finish . . ... . . .
$ 75.00 Handsome Hall Chair reduced to half price. . .$ . 37.50
$ 87.50 Upholstered Chaise Liongue ...... ........ $ 43.75
$150.00 Upholstered Chaise Longue . ... , . : . . . . -75.00
$160.00 .Solid Mahogany Settee reduced to. ... . $ v 75.00
$135.00 Leather Fireside Arm Chair . . ; ?. ....... .' ; . . $ i 67.50
$145.00 Velour Upholstered Fireside Chair. . . . ....$ 72.50
$175.00 Tapestry Overstuffed Davenport . ; . . . . ...w .$128.75
,$ 33.50 Ivory IVicker Floor Lamp ;4 v , . ."vi?'S 22.34
Solid Mahogany - Mohair Upholstered Three-Piece Living Room
SuiteDavenport, Chair, Rocker. Regular price
$509.50
Great January Clearance of
TT7 r r
mm
The suj?!rlTl,MIitj: l our rug" stock is wri! known. An opportunity to ;
choose from it at reduced prices is an event, indeed! Theso are some of
th many reductions now in effect: - In very case, there is a wide choice
of patterns and colors . ; . ; . - - .
$85.00 Wilton Velvet Rugs in 9x12 size;.v. . .;... $67.50
$65.00 Velvet Rugs in 9x12 size . . . .. ....... ... . . .S48.75
$45.00 Velvet Ruga in 9x12 site. . . . . . ..... ..S35.50
$35.00 Velvet Rugs in 9xl2size. . . . $24.75
$75.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs in 9x12 size .... . ....$56.75
$55.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs in 9x12 size. . ,$41.25 r
$45.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs in 9x12 sizel.. Jill. .$355Qi
$3750 'Brussels Rugs" in 9x12 size . . . 2$ i . ........ iS2725'
$30.00 Brussels Rugs in 9x12 size.. s wv. .f;. 4.823.751
$2500 Brussels Rugs in 9x12 size :. . -?.Vri .:v;.-'ilv.";$18i50
EXTRA $2JT5 Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches . .. v. .$1.75-
All Grass Rugs Reduced
$20.00 Grass Rugs in 9x12 size.; ....S... , ..i. ...S13.25
$18.00 Grass Rugi in 8x10 size. . . . . .. . ...... I .-. ...S9.75
$13.50 Grass Rugs in 6x9 size.. . . . . ; ; ; . . . .... .$7.25
$ 3.50 Grass Rugs, 36x72 inches .. .$2.25
$ 2.75 Grass Rugs, 2754 inches. , . ..$1.75
All Wool Fiber and Fiber
:s Reduced
$220 Rugs in 9x12 size. . . . . -a . . .
$19.50 Rugs in 8-3x10-6 size. .-
Rug:
...$14.75
...$11.75
All Bath Rugs Reduced One-Third! ; .
Entire Stock of Carpets at Reduced Prices I .
Traveling Bags and Suit Cases Reduced One-Third !
S52.50
"V
Great January Reductions in the ' , r
Drapery Department
Cretonnes Reduced
Regular 50c Cretonnes . i ' i 2 Sc
Begular $1.00 Cretonnes ....;. 60c
Fine IVIarquisettes "
. Less than Half! 1
Martttdlsettea with colored edgings
formerly, 50c and 75c; . te- OA
duced to LUC
Marquisettes with fancy hemstitched
borders, formerly np to 90c; QP
reduced to . . OD t-
Fine Creant - Madras
V., Regularly Sl.15 Yard
; 50c
r y f E , - i
r All 'Drapery Materials ,
- Greatly Reduced .
Sa-incK Mohair, in .cream; C1
and colors; yard:....'. O
50-inch Repp in medium Q"j Cft
weightrrard OXsOU
50-inch Repp, heavy, fine J"
for portieres; yard..... OAaatl.
Suites
Reduced. ,
$56.50' Larg 'Walnut Colonial Dress
ing s Table with tripl CQQ QK
r mirrors; noW . ... . . '&OV00
i $95.00 Mahogany Dressing Table
ilwith triple jnirrors; re. 85
$100.00 Walnut DresV
ins Table, trinle mirrors
: $180.00 Mahogany Chif- CRR flfl
fonien reduced to. . . . . DWtFaVll
$185.00 Mahogany Chif- QQO K A
fonier, reduced to.V...
$185.00 Large Walnut "t f7 Cf
Dreaaer, reduced to. . 51v 4 .OU
$185.00 Ivory Enamel pressing Ta
; ble with .mahogany in- CQO Kfl
terior, triple mirrors . . OiAaUy
$225.00 Ivory Enamel Dresser . with
;SS'-!?S112.50
$33.50 s Irory Enamel Q1 fi 7K
Chair to match 4-Vl V
i $330 Ivory ? Enamel Q-lO rrc
Jtoclter to match. OXUa f J
$125UW Circassian Wal- Qf ff RA
nut Napoleon Bed; now"i OU
$185.00 Ivory Enamel QO7 K(l
Bed, reduced to J'
$145.00 American yf$l CQK ((
nut Bed. reduced to... OOUaUU
$165.00 Mahogany Chif- COO KA
ferette, reduced to... DU)f
' $120.00 Walnut Dress- 7 K ( (I
. Ing Table, triple mirrors w
WiUiam and Mary Bed
room Suite
..-.'iu'Wataat-orMa
p Selectmny pieces desired-at tha r
vi REDUCED PRICES
$40.75 Full-size Bed. . . .....$32.75
$425 Chif f ertte - , "i . t " . $33.7 5
$55.00 Vanity Dresser... . $44.00
$49.00 Dresser ...ii.i$39.20
r $39.50 Dressing- Table. . . . .$31.60
" $1 1.00 Chair . .. I . . $ d.80
'v $125 Rocker .,.. ... . . $9.75
- Genuine Mahogany
Heppelwhite Bedroom
Suite . : Regular Price $643.00 , -
; ";S360iMil
Tour handsome pieces ; Full-size Bed,:
Vanity Dresstrri Chif ferette ; and
Dresser."-, . -v ".- -.
"'ot Cenume'Mahogany - ;f?
WiUiam and Mary Bed
room Suite T :
. ; Regular Price $733.00 ' ;
A charming four-pieea suite t. Bow
end Bed Large Vanity Drtsser and;
Chif ferette.
S8.65
S42.50
Fine Bedroom Suites in
Old IvOry Enamel
Three-piece suites' of chiste design:
Full-size Bed, 'Dresser and Dressing
Table.' 4rs . . . .
f TinevBedrdom Suites in
American Walnut
: S78.50
Splendid three-piece suites, consist
ing of Full-size Bed, Dresser and
Triple-mirror. Dressing Table. -
w Ivory Enamel Bedroom
; . Suites
. ,' Regular Price $2140 "
: , .3142.50
Three handsome pieces: Poster Bed,
Dresser and Triple-mirror Dressing
Table. N. . -
- $100.00 Brass Beds with ClAfJ. Kfl
square tubingj wwr.. ey.U
Day .Beds Reduced
Wicker Day Bods... , &Sl.tO
$89.60 Wicker Day Beds... f 59.50
$99.25 Wicker Day Beds . . .t,G3.2S
i t, Blankets Reduced
in white or gray wool, with cotton
warp. Regular price $12.50. Special
. - S8.25 .
and Single Pieces
$65.00 Solid Oak William and Mary
Dining Tables, Jacobean finish; 48-.
inch top, extending to 8 QQQ flfl
feet; reduced to. lov WW'""
$71.00 Solid Oak William and Mary
Dining Tables, Jacobean finish; 54-.
inch top, extending to 8 ft CA .
feet; reduced to...... lwU
$14.00 Solid Oalf Chairs to match,
leather seats; reduced s to OQ 7P
oniy.;.; y:irii .1,1 iO
$22.00 i Solid Oak : Am Chairs to
match leather seats; 1 Q ftR
reduced to OXO. I O
$160 Walnut Dining Tables, Tudor
period, 54-inch top, ex- QQQ Kf
tending to 8 feet; now 0i7OUU
$140.00 Early English Oak Dining
Tables, 60-inch top, ex- QQA Aft
tending to 10 feet; norwOU.UU
$100 Walnut Dining Tables, Adam
design;. .. reduced to ggj
only .,.......-. v
$125.00 Mahogany Dining ; Tables,
. Adam design ; reduced OQQ OK
to only iiUVJ
$69.00 Solid Walnut or Mahogany
Dining Tables, 45-inch top, extend
ing to 6 feet; reduced Q 4 Q QC
Solid Walnut or Mahog
inr Chairs to match . ..."
Solid .Walnut or Mahogany . Arm
Chairs to match; re Q- Q C A
ittrd DAOuU
$85)0 Solid Mahogany
Serving Tables
, Extra Special!
f ' - Oblong Dining Table
Buffet and Four Chairs
With Genuine Leather Seats
. S100
One Only Solid Mahogany
" English Chippendale
, Dining Suite
Rfgular Price $1110
t- - S685
a magnificent 10-piece suite!
unusual opportunity ! '.."
Oblong Dining Table, Large Buffet, ; :
China Cabinet, Serving Table, Five v
Spring seat. Dining Chairs and Arssv
Chair. '-v. V ' -
: Great January Clearance .)
China Gabinets I
at Less than Half Price! '
These ere cabinets from our finest,, -dining
suites. Many customers who
purchase suites, do not want a chma,"
cabinet with the other pieces hence
we have these on hand. We are
going to of f erv them absolutely " re-
gardless of their cost or proportion- '
ate nriee. - " ': '... - - "
$110.00 Walnut William &A A ff A
and Mr China Cabinet tUntaeUU;
$150.00 Walnut Adam
desism China Cabinet..
$135.00 Walnut Tudor Q- PA
V-rinA China Cabinet. . OUXtiU
$125.00 Walnut Gothic QK7 K A "
China" Cabinet . . . . .. . . I eOU
$95.00 Mahogany Charles the Second
China Cabinet; reduced 50
$25!oO Mahogany Tudor Period;
China Cabinet; reduced C K (X K A
UUUtUV.
An-
!67.50
to onl
$173,
Mahogany Adam China Cab-
V
5 j . :
Washington Z
ci Fifth,
PORTLAND :
. , . . , 1 .
Liberal Credit
i '
." If. I
inet, priced special for QQ A Aft
this iale at v. . . V w vr
' Wood Heaters '
" . - - Reduced ' -
$320 Holly Wood CdO K A s
Heaters; reduced to. . OUUtOV
$47.50 Aur6r Wood Heaters; all
cast iron; fireplace ef- COft Kft
feet. Special at ..... . f tJ U
EXTRA! Regular $135 Occidental -Gas
r Ranges; closing gQf
EXTRA ! " "Regular" $125.00 Alcatar
Gas Ranges; all CI OA Aft
nickel trimmed,.,. ,OAfUUl
-Washington
; , Xcv fifth;;::
PORTLAND
Henry ; Jeiiiiing Sons
Liberal Credit
IS