Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 30, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEICHT MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30, 1928 1 .A .o..a wu rauta ami Mtxt afcitir 111II.W AM) . TIUHSDAY R AY M O N D GRIFFITH s "trv and bEbe A$gjf DANIELS J Bluebeard" (OMI'.DV XF.WS Mt'SlC By LIE TAXPAYERS Bounty Fulid Inadoquate For . Purpose. Belief MANY INCREASES GIVEN Greet the Hew Yeas at Lamway's THURSDAY, DEC. 31st HATS HORNS SERPENTINE The Big Midnight Frolic SPECIAL ATTRACTION Sia and Laura Woodhouse v Feature Dancers THE SEASON'S PREMIER DANCING EVENT Dancing till 12:30 Regular Charge The Hour Approaches! Tha shorter the TIME The NEARER I COME! Some Will SEE ME! Some Will FEEL ME! But 120 Hours remain! cn the stroke of one! (watch here tomorrow) lrt)Hrty III City to llo HeiW;mHl ' tu Onlcr to IUnuIJiih( iVwnt I Taxation Plan ( Tht Ijiih (HMiitty tniilKi't for lltStf t't wan uimnlmmiHly luloptotl ly tin tax pay on itt the annual nul- irtK Im'UI in the courthouse yo-stor- i Jay. I Kirli Item uh roatl by JuUk l : I'. Itaruarxl, rhulrnmn. wan mloptftl ! with the except ion of th nonlp j bounty fuml. This fuml. i$tom, a exprtwod hy tax payor.- present ; tieeilieil I nnilffU-It'll t to meet the tie. i annul ntul an amount of (1200 vnw i auk oil. This is to ho referred to the 'committee. It was ileeiiled. and If fouml ailvtsahte will lie taken from j the emorsenry fund. The Hcnlp I fund for li25 was pointed out as , hemic HiKurru-fent to meet tiie do i mandrt a the payment of hoimtien ; ran 8 holt duriiiK the month of 'Julv and was curtailed for the re ! mtiin.iitf .if ili.vvi.m- ThiM was due to the falltiro of the " 1 itfit.t t.t itnyo it low ul.i..h IV. .ill. I rei tn horse the county onehalf of the amount expended for fcalpN, It was stated. However, this fund I noeesitary in order to combat the animal which nre playimr havoc ! with the livestock industry In the 1 county, it was stated by tuxpayont. MtiM KuntN Approve..1 j AH other items in the hudKet met wjth the approval of taxpayers i present, t'tie-third of the depart j menis shewed increases over last i year. IlepresentnliveH of the varl lous divisions were present and ex i plained the necessity of the- ad vance. An increase of approximately $1100 was budgeted by the county clerk's office. This was made nece. s:iry. stated K. S. Itryson, clerk, because of the increase in the amount of work which his depart ment met durinK the past year. "This is the first time, since 1 have held my office, that I havo exceeded my budgeted allotment. I feel that It was necessary thin yenr because of the work which came Into my office, making It necessary to increase the facilities." Mr. liryson wild. "However, with the Increase of the hudKet thi coming year 1 expect to keep with in my limit." The fund allotted to the nherlff's office was raised over that of last year hut the need of this was pointed out by K. K. Taylor, sheriff, who designated the amounts nec essary to cope with the law en forcement situation us prescribed by law. The assessor's fund was raised slightly over the 1925 budget. This was explained by Iten F. Keeney. assessor. "This increase is neces- j sary because of the increase in the isrowtn oi me city oi wiKenc. i believe the time has come' when a new assessment of the property in the city should be taken. Ku icene has wrown considerably since the last assessment wus taken and j I think It unfair to tax a man I owning property built In recent j years more than un owner who I92S BUSY YEAH FOH I M. C. I. IN EUGENE took ndvnulaite of cheaper- build hilt years uko. It so tmuponit that when two men own property nd Jacent, one who built a few yearn oko and one who built recently, should pay the difference which prevails with the present a mucus menl," Mr. Keeney said. "To over come this 1 believe It necessary to make a new assessment of Hie property. Iviiicwncy Tumi IUmmumiI The ipiestion of the emergency fund, which totals I IS. 000. was taken up for discussion. Thin fund Is to be Used for purposes at pres ent unforseeii, stated Judiie llarn ard. An Incident of this can be shown In the case of the Increase, In the scalp fund nsked for Ht this meetliiK. Also other funds may run short duriiiK the cnmlnu year and rather than dUeuutluuo the work, money could be taksn from this allotment to carry on. The roads and hiithway fund was outlined and the various phases of expenditure was Klvcu. Komls which have been built In the county -must be maintained. It was stated, and new equipment pur chased. The fund for the care of the poor w is Increased over last year but was necessitated by the people who come to Kutfono without suf ficient money to live oh and are unable to find employment to earn a llvlmr, It wan said. The allot ment of J'J-'.SOO Is expected to meet all demands of this type., 1-TtturcM arc (vcit The iteneral fund Items adopted at the meeting are as follows: Alv4riiintr AsrifUlltirlat A"Wor'l utflt'w All.llUil fan of (wwr, I'lrvutt t'uurt tirmr i'uuniy court t'eunty fair .urt huu Clrk' uf f Itntrt. t Attorney's uffir nitrlc-t Mltr Ktm-riiftiry Krutt lniwtne H-lth tiriirvr In.llKVitt tlilnr ItiMttm Jutltf eourl J uvt-nll rutin . . It ;lrtWm A ,lr-iliu . . KrUrln warrant ....... St it J it hourtty Schtntl fupf rlntftnl.tit .... Shtrlfr fra- .stMiiKtittrr! ntcmalB Survoj-Mr's ofrtr Tut rvlmt TliiMtlv A plant Inawt . . . TrfurT' of flf Wltlows' pnolon K.Mtla nl hlhAM Tntl ...4 a.onv.oo S.&H0 oo U.0OW 90 o.o s.loo 00 I Incioaso of YouW Men Is , Particularly Marked 300 BOYS IN CLUB WORK UilKtn TnUiiluit Inliwnl I'url it rmumiii l-'Vtiiik I'.livrtinrt, Kt'n-iiirj', Snyn Tlio yimi' I'JJS Iiik bnon n huay on III nil ilm of Y. M. C, A. work, niH'ontlhtf to n mnliMnoitl nuulx Innl iiIkIiI lv KrnuU Klior l.uit. Roiiortil uioriMmy. Mio0 hoyn niol non Unv lion uh nu the ir:vlliKi4 hrro lliiui for mttny yonri uoii, rn il, nnil tlto llH'I'raHe of yonilK 10111 hA'VV.!! til liKfR of 1H nntl llUM born utrll fuurly iniirkril, "At thn trrHnl tint 03 iir rent of our nit'iotHrilili Im uiolr 95 yoit." pii'iI Mr. Kliorltnrt. "l'h In u llltl nliovo tlio uvrnit of dn pr oiu for thp iMillr rountry. 'Th Y. M. I, A. r-ont'mii'n to h a Youhk Mimi'h 1'iirtittlun unnooIu lion. "AMi'oxliitntly 900 lioyti nr now umlor itu dlrt'rt huiiitvIh on of th KiiKno Y. M. A.. In lA rltlhrl. tlir.- nf wllllt III lll-Y. fiv r iNoin-tol. mIk l'tonr niol tin l-'r fiol'v hut nn nrimniui- tloiiM. ui'h lulttiiti'tt to n il rfrnl Tou.Mif,, rniiKlnir nil III way frnm o ?"!?!!! to IH yll. Tll rlutm Imv til Hnm four-folil iiilhnnln to tltoir intloii to ntlcnil anil tnlio I'ui'l III tlim inouiniii. Klflv I'loni'i'i' lioyn will ulnu mi 11' Ih illriH'llou of Mr, unit Mia. Marry II, IoiIin anil Mm. I''ril J, rinrk will Im Ill hoIoIki. Mull. In. Iln .Ii'IIoiiii will li" si vim liv Slioiinaii W. Mooily. Tliv will Im lnlluu'inl liy thv iiililipua nt Hi ilay. . Itnnitilo Avlla, Killuo Itouulaa. I''.lli Arrlliino innl Maiiul Ali'iil. iiiriiilirrii of III l''llliliiu ati'lnu iliinrii'l, will li nt on ill nro- lilulll. MllalO Will lllm ll Ill'AI'll from III orlliolionlo Vli'troln. 'I'll' vvnln will ho followi'tl liy liltnllKllinll mill volley Imll linlllen 111 ill ityninnnliini. I(friiliiiviil w.ll li rvtl iiImii. t In III ovimiiiik. Iitn Tiilt) mill II nVlot'k llli'l will II I'ollUmlll In til tiymnimum nnil awliiiiii.nit liool, MAINS TO BE EXTENDED vri u wil l in: Kt iri.n:i Tl ltMINAh IMSTItltT Plans for extetidlnn: Ute city water mains to tlm dlslrlct la the vicinity of the new Houthern Tact-1 tic terminals and to other parts of the city that are now without ser vice are beittK made for iHIitl, uc cordinu to t'arl A, McClaln. super intendent of I ho city's ptihllo titll Ities, This work wilt be started early In the year said the superintendent, ami nwlntc to the extensive itmwih of the ctly recently It Is expected that the crew of men will he kept huwy all year at such work. 1(14.00 2 ooo oo j i; loo oo Try Register Classified Ads if you want results Watch Party and Basnee at Midway New Year's Eve THURSDAY December 31st 5-Piece Orchestra PUBLIC INVITED STARTLING Drama! INTIMATE Koimuicx! POWERFUL Situations! T TB w XKV snow TOD.W McDONALD THEATRE mi: II MAIN tosi i;v ni".ot-r,Ait I'ltR'KS GO with BEN LYON BLANCHE SWEET " ilOMIHOOK BMX.V IIOltOTIIY C'l'MMIMRS a a 1l n JMMX'Vsl II lr Wi (Sir' wi 5A"iiwt notional Picture).? li ooo M ' w,n tnilt n,tN 'wu'" heen stresed !;;e oo I "luce the assttciat on beitan wtrk &wo oj f'T (tnyn nmre than 60 years nsn. I i.ioo os i The fnurfntd emplias s Is the phvs I 'c:!, men'al. so'al and spiritual roo.og ,)lf, Hptritual be nu the basis or the !",o wo j whole and recicn ed bv nit lend . !! HI ' r hk Hie fniiudat.on of alt char x Z lc .nc-ter building U.oiionoi Work Atlnpictl ti Ctmrclics "l'aUi a I ,,tonl,",, ,m' rell!lons em s Tin oo I' P rot: rum. this type 3l!ioo io "f boys' work Is naturally adapted on i the churches." continued Mr. ft.;i & oo Klterhnrt. "and Is eaKerly sotiKht by them. "One tienutulnat on, the Trenby. terlan. has ailnpted the pioneer til 021 40 plan nattttnally. as Its proKratn for is: 36iosl "Klfteen of the above clubs nre The cenernl roods and hlwhways n connection with local churches. fund as adopied Is divided in ths the Y. M. . A. discovering ami budget as follows: trtinHK most of the lenders. Hut ltrxul iitMtriit C3, 0004 whe her I Iti boys' work of the Y. Maintfnam-c lo.ooooo tl A j t,,no iU connection wtth KtufTsnrr lo3ft.attltne church or not. the rellulous K-iutpmriit lo.ooo 04 . . . , n in.p-ni tmP. f ,(. looooo l'iomm which the leader cannot t ooo oo ' ln re. This tends to lead the hoy j to church connect on. Totui tiii.oslooi "Ournic the last year 43 hoys Kollowinif ure the sums budKeted made Chrls:lan decisions and IX for the different market road pro-, wru known to )ave Jilned j.M-ts: -'' lentirches. as a result or tne m. 33.004 oo k;. a. wors. rmc ine i . .11. ir. . : bus a bu Idint; In Kuk Us work 14.404 04 m nr, ronf ned there hut Is com 440 04 itnunlty wide, emhraetnK all desires of the boy from Kvmnas'uui rlnsses J40 4 to summer camps, w th n wlds Iraime ef ou'dmir activities. Ijist year ihe Y. M, C, A. .units of the conn ry had nmre boys ih summer j enmns than any other organisation." Mr. Kberhart continued to say that for the year 9Zd the ussoc a t on plans for laruer thluus In till IM)XT WA.VT T UK AT HKAD phases of Its proitram fir both IIP WAHIIAXT ritOHK ' It""" mid Imvs. Includltm points ' I ouis'dn of KuKcne. as In the nasi. I lr til kiji Kucrn rkljr K.rrle . . . . Mkiintvnanr sntl bttrmn( llritlicrii Kmvrsrnry Notl Writ Mr-"ollum tap Crow Vauihn IVrkina rwl EDITORS DECLINE JOB Kctly and Jcnkhm ttvlnro It Ih Matter for Uy Council lo Handle Paul Kelty. editor of the Guard, and Frank Jenkins, editor of thv MornlnR UeKlster. who were ap po.nted by Mayor I-ee as a com mittee to conduct an investlKatlon as to tho manner In wh.ch Cleorite W. Head, pavliiK contractor came into possession of more than $1.1, OUO In city warrants before he wus entitled to receive them, declared yesterday that they would decline to serve, iiotn sa u that It wus a I matter for the council to handle. I Mr. Kelty In a statcmcn Issued yes- 1 teraay says: "InvestlKatlon of respons ibility for premature delivery to Ceorne V. Head, a contractor, of $13, 696.211 in city warrants which were under assiKnment, and whoso de I very was therefore Illegal, Is a matter for the cttv ftovernment. A r it 'sens' committee, such as ths council has proposed to appoint, could not do It effectively. 8uch a committee would have no power of authority in summoning wit nesses or In requiring answers from any witnesses who mlKht vol untarily come In. Nor would any find'nKs of such a committee be b'ndinK upon the c'ty council, the c'ty or anybody. I cannot think the council's nct'on was seriously meant, but rather that the mayor aVid councMmen voted It, tongue In check, with a pause for a irrin r,r two of rel'sh at thouuht of what they were hand ntr bnck to the editor who had the temerity to give voice to the public demand for the farts In a matter of public cenrern. I coiifeMs I Kct a Krln out of it myself, "I have reco'vd no ncd'flcatlon of anv appointment, but If and when I do I shall decline, for the reasons given. " Kvents In the Immedintn future he saitd. Included an older boys' con fernce of loine county, bovs pnt and hobby show, county basketball tournament fur young men, yountt inn's forum, concerts by the Pioneer boys chorus, swlmmlm; confests. various athletii-s among th boys clubs of the; utty, and a volley ball loague among the busi ness men. FRUIT MEN WILE MEET TWO li:i.O lAYH PI.ANM'.I) l-'OU JAM WHY Thin I lny Will lcotc, Dl.M iLHxIon In l.atbcrlng nt ( hamlH-r of ( omnicrcc l.une county fruit men will have two field ibiys, 10 be held January ;l and 2'Jt. and the S3d will be spent nt n conference nt the Kti Kentv. chamber, according lo an nouncement last night after a con. ference between i. 8, Fletcher, county agent, and Howard Mr Hum, president of the ltno t'otinty Horticultural society. Pruning demonstrations wilt be featured and tree dlsoanes and pests will be studied In different orchards. It was announced. 'lay Ion b. t.ong. extension horticul turist, II. P. Ilurss, plant atho. oKtst. and K. K. Price, extension engineer of the state college, will be preneitt. Mr, Price will discuss Irrigation problems both for vege. tables and fruit. I.re H. Turner, field man for the Kugenn Krull (trowers' assiM-lation. will bo In the party and he will talk on bee. The meeting at the chamber on the third day will b devoted to the disc iiKsloti of the demonstra tions .and the suggestions of the two days previous. The place of demonstration have not yet been decided, upon. It was stated. FLOURNOYS WIN SUIT DKTHKK OI' ClUfTIT f'Ol'IIT 1I MKI IKIW.V City of Kuicrni. niul K. H. Holfc IH-clnml fo Ifnvn no Itliclil In Ktrlp of I .an I l-ATIIHUS AND MOTIIKKS T) UK I.WITI'.D GI'KJiTS Club MoKii In "Sick Itonm" IjibI Mttht; Hi'Kirl Mniln of Cliri.ilnuii Artvlllott Molmwk !MonrH journeyoil to a "li k room" lnnt nlKlit l I10M llioir rcnulnr moetlnif, nnil tho nHHlon wan conviMK'd in Iho rootiiM nt the Y. M. C. A. mcuplnil ly II. H. McAlllntor, nHMlHiint hoyn' work nncrotnry who roronily roturnoil from tho hnflpllul following u mnjor operntlnn. tlornlil Murruy pronliled nnfl rc portn wore hpnrrt from tho Chrlnt mni notlvltlen of tho cluh. Kour Ixinkotn wore loarlnd wlih fooil, clotli.nff nnrl toyn nnd ilnllvcrod to nily fnmlKPH n thn otty. Tha Mohnwkn Inlil plnnn for n "fnthpr nnil mother" banquet lo lie held In the Centrnl ProHbytorlnn church nt 8:30 li'Honk tho ovenlnK of .lanunry 211. Mimle, npenknrn nnd vaudeville notn nro iiroinlnnit hy vny of entcrtnlnmcnt. Knoh boy linn beeh urxed In tnkn hln mother nnd father to tho bnnriiet. There worn 21 menibern of tho eluh nnd I wo Riienln nt tho moot .nif IfiMt nlxlit. . ' , Dolro Electrlo Plants and Frlil-M ilnlra Kleotrlc Itofrliraratori. W, I Harrl. Co. SIT OUvs. ' M-l-u lTlymes and Nollln Flournoy. who Homo tlmo oko nued tho city of Ktiifcne to bo declared ownorn of a strip of land on Kerry ntreet nenr the Wlllnnielto rlverfc which wan clnlmed nn a pnrt of thq city ntreet, won their caHO. Judvo Hkltiworth yoittcrdny hunded down a declnlon declaring that tha matuto of limit nllonn had run In favor of tho plninlirtn. K. H. Itolfn. who own" firotierty .nearby, entered the null nn Intervenor nnd wan named oh defendant. The land In nucNtlnn In n ntrlp AO feet Ionic nnd 27.2 feet wide, abut ting lot 4, block 6, oriKlnnl plat of ICunene, The JiiiIko decreed Hint Iho title Mluolld be quieted In the liiiltio of the pliilntlffn nnd thnt the de feudnntH bo barred from ulnlmlntf any rlKht to tho property. DEVICE MEASURES CALLS TKI.KWO.VK -POMPANY IM- PIU K.S MK AIi SI-:i(YI('K Installation of new equipment In the plant of the Paclflo Telephone nnd Telegraph company, at a cost of about Muuu was announce!) yv terdny through J. I- Hlnnd, local manager. The equipment will ronslst main. Iv of n recording Instrument by which a closer check may bo kept on both)iMaal and Ions; distanco svr lce. he said. This device Is a switchboard unit connected with thn local and long distance Hues In such n way that observers ran watch the ser vice and kep a record of tha tlmo Involved and thv (Uullty of Ihe service. BROOM , CASE APPEALED N'OTU'K llKS AtTFIt NF.N tkxci: PIlONOl Nri.!) The case of tho state against Murk Itroom. who was found guilty a short tlmo ago ;n tho circuit court of tha charge of possession r,f I'quor, was appealed to tho su preme court yesterday after Judge hk!pworth had nentencod him to pay a fine of $300 and serve three inon hs In the county Jail, The notice of appeal was given by F. ('. Heffron, his attorney. Itroom was found guilty by a Jury of the charge of possessing liritior In his car ono night last summer. ifu rnriirn in imirn l DrtMH ID aHIYltU WATCH NIGHT PLANNED OIl l'i:i,l,(IWS AM) l ltll'.NDH TO IIAVK I'AHTY UKV. IIKITK .1. filFI'KN TO DKMVKIl AIllti:SS Cnmplrvoil lTonrnnt for 0Mn lloiiw rc',(v:tlpn Sew Venr'n Day In Alllioiini'cil llev. Uruco .1. (liffen wnn Innt n'Kbt named inienker for the V. M. C. A. "open hoimo" celehnillon wh'cli w II he held In oonnootlnn with n Rcncrnl pronrnm on New Yenr'fl day. llev, Mr. (liffen wan obln'ned IhroiiKh Dr. rSlicrmnn Moody, chnlrnuin of Ihii iinmnim commit tee, who announced the complete nutl'no of entertainment for that dny. The fenllvltlen will heijln nt 2:30 o'clock w ill community Hlrmlnx. to bo led hv C. H; Hohirnlt. Tho public liun been extended nn Invl- NKW YI'.AIfH F.VK in.i,m;K ciikht Ct)MM.I'NITY CMlll Dinner 0 In fl. Prnlrrn tn B-!tft lo 0:30. bnnniiiK 0:30 to 1020 Miis.o ny Harry (larrotl'ii nrnhestra D'nner. adults 7fic; ph'blrcn 2Rn Dnncing nnd program iron Puhllo Invited 1 12-30-1 With a program of nitisle, rend Ings, vocal selections and "stuniM" of various kinds, members of the subordinate lodge of (tin I, O, O. K. nnd all relative and friends will hold a "watch party" nt the Odd Fellows' temple Thursday night. II. L. 11 II yard has chnrgo of ar rangement for thn entertainment. Thn Odd Fellows' band and or chestra will furnish much of the muslo It was said yesterday. nnc lug in planned for thosn who may wish that form of entertain ment during tho evening. BENEFIT PARTY PLANNED iAr;im:iiH op xii.k to out. iiitiixir. i;vi:nt The DnuulilerH of the Nllo nro pliinnlnif it benefit hrldica pnrly nt the OHbiirn hotel Hiilurdny nftor- ! noon, Junuiiry (i, liouliinlnif nt two ociock, ioP mo nnrinorn' noHpltuI for crippled children. Mm. Oeorttn Monroe In chairman of tho Ken i' ml commlttan which In mnklnK oxtcnnlvo nrrnnKemeiitn for thn nffnlr. It In nnoiinrod thai thero will ho other tnennn of enter tainment for thono who do not euro lo piny brldKO. Orlontnl flrlli Cndor Now Mnnuuonicnt Dinner dnnno ovory nlRht cxoapt flunday. Munlo by tho now Wur. Ulnar plnno, Special attontlon to phono ordorn. Phone 2343, Jack O'Day, proprlotor, 12-S-tf Wlllnmolto Collect Ion A Crmlll fiorvloo. Bonded Collection npenlal Inln. O. B. Dillon, mnnnKer; Donnld Younif, nttornoy, 360 Wlllnmolto, Phone ITA. m.0, H,..Ti Jllok01- "no inner Phono 1UI-J, or Uorrle Mimic Uoum. , n..u Onward With Additional YEAR-END SPECIALS -Those innl nmny more very specially ,,rj,.,.( u,,.,,!,,,,.. of mrrit fur the (itiKal shoppers. t)(l ( cily (.hop hy iimil (to Hint your cnvMiitTii.:t-; prottintly Vi!! carefully filleil. m Blankets You'll Be Proud To Own Prices Reduced -Blanket wliiili :irc m.i n.il , litihnrian stumlpnint, Imt which have nmrli o'( beamy In li-liUht the heart of the home-maker, Heiming which will niiike your guest room attractive ami Kivc warmth an4 viMiiiini u j-otir ciwii iioliiloir YKAK-KM) SPIXIAL $7.50 Wool Blankets $6.19 Another j;imiI miiulier in soft, fleecy, plaiil hlau kets of pink, tan or jjrey coloring. VIvAK-I'M) SPECIAL All Wool Blankets $7.98 ( huive of two size! hy Kl t,r (V) hy 80 inchet A hcautiftil group to u- lee I I nun. $6.00 Wool Mixed Blankets Special At 4 Note the unusually large size, "0 hy SO inches. REMNANTS y2 PRICE After a huny piece good activity, naturally the re sult is tpiitc a number of short Ivngtlm have nccuinu lateil in KKMN'ANTSOI'SII.KS KKMNANTS OK WOOI.KN'S KM.MNANTS Oh" WASH GOODS Many of them nre desirahle lengths. Look fur. the placard revealing lot number one at half regular price, ..... LOT NUMI1KR 2 Remnants One-Tliird Off LOTNUMHKU3 Remnants One-Fourth Off YKAR-KNI) SPIXIAL $1.00 To $1.25 Rayon) H Silk Drapery, YardjJt That much heralded "Ravon" with its lustrous silk-like weave plavinp; a leading role in cheery drapes for the window. It wears, washes and drapes satisfactorily. inches wide. They rc new! YKAR-KND SIT.CIAL- 8 1 -Inch By 90-Inch Sheets $1.29 A real talue in these blenched seamless sheets. YEAR-END SPECIAL . Yard Wide Outing Flannel Yard 22c flood weight, in light fancy patterns. Huy nnd save. - YEAR-END SPECIAL 6 Yards Of Percale $1.00 500 ynrds of fresh crisp 36 inch percales, standard quality, in n host of pretty patterns. YEAR-END SPECIAL Children's 45c ' To 59c Three Ouarter Sox 39c With fnncy cuff tops. Specinl lot. Anticipate their hosiery needs for the future. YEAR-END SPECIAL IJiIlow cases -if .InnnAfO IX.il) lliciua, -""-. quality, and perfectly YEAR-END SPECIAL w-w 1 I T" ..Ia 1 urkisn i owew rK etr. -Convenient si, nhsorhent towels. ,Speo lot. The savinp; is more pronounced bv PtirchMW in groups of 2- Mpf:, YEAR-END SPECIAL 60c Turkish Towels 44c -nig, heavy WeycW Turkish towels. Ho and rooiniuff liousej, too should profit by t!u. AJ additional saving- ,01 YEAR-END SPECIAL Children'850c Stockings, Pr. 3 Pairs For $1.00 SplntliI values ! the ,air these black " " rcriictl lisle stockings Special group.