m.hpefiTi SrAYf, TTtTBTTNE, MRP-POTTO. ()T?FfiONT, PRTDAT, MAY 2-V 199, MANN'S . THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S BILL IS PASSED BY CLOSE VOTE All Night Filibuster By Sena- tor McKellar Fails and Important Measure Is . Passed By Both Houses Veto By President Is Pre . dieted. i Tomorrow Mann's price tags tell a story ui yreui suumys Wirthmor Dresses Just in 100 new Wirthmor' wash dresses made of Bor den prints and dimities. vAH sizes, on sale Saturday, ca. fist tkHitffl' " . . '.. .... . . , - . - ... ... - " ' ' . i -. .... -im l ii nil Ll'.Wti-' r " ' MM i I '41 'I II I llllllll II, 1 '4 WASHINGTON, May 13. . Weathering the mom itubljurul; contested filibuster of tha session. ' tlw Xorris-Morln iiuscle Shoals hill was given final congressional iproval today when the bouse asreed to the conference report on ttie measure. , In abandoning their losing fight aUnst the measure, some of those in Uie forefront predicted that 1 President Coolidge would veto it kiit this had nu effect on the de termination of Its sonsurs to push i it through. .Volatile among those: who Iiore the brunt of the opposl-1 thin were Senators McKellar of Tennessee and Tydiugs of .Mary-( land. - A last minute motion In the house by Representative llyrnes. ' democrat, Tennessee, lo recommit i the nw-asiire back to the commit tee proved futile. Speaker lrng worth held lhal the report must b either voted up or down and motion , to refer It back was not in order. WASHINGTON. May 25. OP) Ttreakltig a filibuster which had lusted for more than 21 hours anil exhausting those who had carried It on, the senate today adopted the conference report on the Muscle Shoals government operation hill. The collapse M the filibuster nflur Uannttir McKellar of Tennessee, fV;hllng against a pro-', ject in tne nm tor a uam si ioir Creek In his borne state, had ex hausted his physical endurance aft- ... hniiM Elul,tinP He frankly told his colleagues that be could go no lunner wnen he was turned down on two points j ot oraor ne nan nisue sssiubi b!ll.sbut be added he was certain President Coolidge would veto it. McKellar. Tydings of Maryland, ltlease of South Carolina and King l-..h twiM the hrunt of the Bpeech making which ran through j . u nUh, and mnminiL but the proponents ot tne measure as i stands led by Harris, of Nebraska. ! stood their ground firmly. Never ; throughout the long hours was j there the slightest suggestion of , surrender or compromise on their part. i The conference report, which was , adopted by a vote of 43 to 34. is a 1 compromise between the senate and house bills and would provide ; for government operation of the' Muscle Shoalst project and for the manufacture of nitrogen. The house ; l,uist yet act. . i At the Insistence of the senate , provision for manufacture of fer-; Jillier was taken from the report , early this week. The compromise , provided, however, for the con- j siructlon of the Cove Creek dam. i ! Party Hues were wiped out In j the vole. The senate roll call fol-1 Vows: I For adoption of the report: I Democrats Hartley. Hlack, Drat-: ton. Caraway, Couelanii, Wll. j Fletcher, George. Class. Harris, ; Harrison. Kendrlck. lecher. Neely, ; Heed (Missouri), Robinson (Arkan sas); Sheppard, Simmons. Smith. Stephens, Swanson. Thomas. Wag ner. Walsh (Massachusetts!, Walsh (Montana). Wheeler Si. ! Republicans) lllalne. Koran., Vtrookhart, Capper, Cotuens, Cut ' ting. Howell, Johnson, I jKolletto. Mr.Mo.Nler.. McNuty, NUrrls. Nye.' ltoblson (ludlanul. Schall. Stelwer . 16. . Karmer-labor Shlpsteud 1. , Total. 4X Against the conference: ; Democrats Ashurst. Tlayard. Please, Hruce. Kdwards, tierry, llayden. King. McKellar, Steck. Tydlncs. Tyson 12. Reimhlicaus UnKham. Curds. Pale, lleneen, Kd. Fess, Clllelt. fJieene, Hale. Keyes, Melcalf. Moses, Oddle. Phipps, Pine, Reed (Pennsylvania). Siickett, Sinool. Vandenburg, Walcrman, Watson 22. Total. 31. Wall Street Report XKW YOltK. May 2.1. (A He spite the disappointment eiprcm.cil in tome u,uurter ovi r the relatively rmull decreases In brokers' luani. bixt week, the tn k market today continued the recovery lnnun on Wednesday. Waves of week end profit (irking sales swept through the market at Intervals, but they proven only irnriMimry mi.-iiuii-'tlons to the upward movement of prices. A were few hliih priced specialties . ur.i.uj unu.ril & In 1' nnltir wrier w.,,, i, iv ....... - ... while a long of Industrials and rails were marked up 1 to j pram. i There was no chsnge In the credit sltuntlon but a further ad vance In the price of export copper helped lo stimulate bullish enthusl nm for those shares. The closing was Irregular. Winding up the work's operations brought some ' selling In the last hour which de. pressed several of the high grade vails and Utilities.- Oenersl Motors nlso turned heavy. A 'number of coppers meantime caceeded their ndvanres substantially, a half d.r en touched new high prices for the year. Oils Klevators' gnln reached 14 points. .Total sales approxi mated l.OOO.nno shares. President 'designates 6200-ncre bird and game reserve on I'pper Klamath lake. 95c See Display window ( rV Y - Everybody -Is Invited To This Feast of ' 95c Bargains .1 It's Tomorrow! Our Annual Offering of - 95c Specials Save on Dress Goods Printed Linens ..(-incli print oil ami plain linens for sport QtXf dresses and enscmhle suits, Saturday, yd.::. Silk and Cotton Crepe 6 inches wide in beautiful patterns and col- QC. or combinations, vcrv special !aturoay, yu . Figured Organdies 39 inches wide in heautiful floral patterns on white grounds. The popular material for the new fluffy summer dresses, special Qf Saturday, yard A. B. C. Wash Goods oG-inch A.v 13. 0. silk and cotton prints, washable and guaranteed fast colors, on sale, Qr Saturday, yard i I7Jt 36-Inch Indian Prints A silk and cotton material , washable, Qtr regular price .$1.19, Saturday, yard 40-Inch Art Satin A non-fling material for slips in all colors, QC on sale Saturday, yard 54-Inch Sol Satin Tn white and grey only, regular price QEtp $1.7"), on sale Saturday, yard 7Jv, S1.45 Draperies 95c A selected lot of fast colored Damask draperies, light and heay weights, suited for all QCp purposes, up to $1.43 values, yard .V Curtain Nets A choice lot of filet nets and rayon gauzes, fit) inches wide; regular price HOc; on sale Saturday, QCp 3 yank tor '..7JL' Domestic Specials Table Damask Pure linen unbleached table damask, comes in beau tiful floral patterns, 1)4 inches vide,rcgulan QE.f price Ti. ''(), Saturday, yard ViJK, Muslin Luncheon Sets . nOx'iO-inch size with lx 12-inch napkins to match, made of unbleached nnislin in blue and rose;- reg ular price $1.2"), on sale Ql-r Saturday, set '. VUl, Pillow Cases 42X.T8K size; regular price 29c, on sale Sat. QC 5 for ;.. 1700 Handbags Envelope and pouch shaped bags in tan, QC and grey, up to $1.")9 values, Saturday, ea. Salt and Pepper Shakers Silver plated in a large assortment of styles, QC up to $1.23 value., Saturday, each IOC Vanta Sun Suits For babies, made of fine knit cotton, all colors and sizes, up to (5 years, on sale QCp Saturday, suit JOC MANN 'S GREAT Don't, Miss These Specials Toilet Goods Specials "Bantam's" bath sets, including bath powder and bath crystals in all odors, regular $1.23 QEi( value, Saturday, set Ever Ready Aprons Made of fast-olor prints with washable rubber fronts. cL'vcr "all-over styles. Kegular -price $1.49, very special, Saturday, ' 95 C each ;y Women's Belts In suedes, kid, patent and novelty leather, in a large variety of styles, shades ami sizes, " QC $l.o9 values, on sale Saturday, each Neckwear Special Women's collar and cuff sets in lace, organdie, lin en, piipic and batiste, all styles, up to Qr $U5 values, Saturday, set , ..Uxjy Handkerchief Special x Women's colored linen handkerchiefs with hem stitched hein, regular 15c; special, 95 C 8 for ...: : - " Towels 1SxP( Iluck and Turkish towels in lain and fancy stvles, regular price 25c, on sale Saturday, QCP 5 for . U f 'THE STORE FOB EVERY BODY HSJNI-486-87 Save Money on Every Item Pure Gum Rubber Aprons Largo sizes in plain and trimmed styles, up to $1.23 values, while they last Saturday, 95c 2 for Rayon Gowns and Bloomers Stepins and chemise in plain and trimmed styles all colors and sizes, regular price, J1.25, 95 C Saturday, each : Women's Corselettes Made of eoutil and elastic, good styles, all Q)f sizes, $1.25 value, Saturday, each Women's Corsets Back lace corsets, girdles and garter belts, Q C all sizes, up to $.1.50 values UJ Children's Underwear Girls' cotton knit union suits, sleeveless, knee length, buttons attached, all sizes Q C p very special, Saturday, each .'. Women's Knit Vests Light weight, built up and bodice tops, all QCp sizes, regular price 48c; Saturday, 3 for Women's Girdles Women's garter girdles in all styles and QE- sizes, up to ijM.25 values,. Saturday, each Save Money on Hosiery S2.50 Silk Hose 95c Women V Burlington service and chiffon silk hose in-dark colors only, up to $2.50 values, Qr while they last Saturday, pair ZtJ $1.19 Silk Hose 95c Women's "Humming Bird' and Never-Mcnd silk hose in all the new shades, up to $1.19 val- QCCf ues, as a big special Saturday, pair ..... Women's Cotton Hose Bibbed in grey, champagne and deer, on sale Sat urday, QKn 3 pair for : i7 Children's Socks In plain and fancy colors, three-quarter length, all sizes; regular price 59c, Saturday, QC- 2 pair for OC Children's Half Socks ; In plain and .fancy colors, sizes up to regular price 29c, on sale Saturday, .. ' " QC 4 pair for ' n Triangular Scarfs " Made of a good quality of silk crepe do ehene in distinctive sport patterns, a color for each costume, up to $1.59 values; QC- ' Saturday, each iOC Infants' Shoes and Slippers In white and black patent leather with soft QC soles, ,$1.23 value,' Saturday, pair . Y ' ' Housekeepers Sheets Slx90 size made of a good grade of sheeting, QC -regular price $1.20, on sale Saturday, each''' MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED POSTAGE PREPAID AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS