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t 1 . TULSA DAILY WOULD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 16,1921. SECTION A. 4 f I I I i SAY CLIMATE IS NOT CHANGING Oddities of Weather Are But IlepetitionH of Past Experiences. CITES FARMCONGRESS No Predictions Arc Safe Un til After February Has Had Its InniriK. Old-timers of Ttllmi Blurted (i rrtrilnlMoo when Mm flrat snow of tint winter fell two days ago, and tholr tumlfintlonn brought forth somn thluitx uf iiiifilnt Interenl, Col. CJ. H. I.yneh, who run recall tlm imln huts Hint stood where thn Aoiitlivwut now renrx her lofty tow rr, shook 111" lirnil tliotiKhtflllly when nnked If tin' climate wrrn i cul ly changing. "Government Hlntlnilrr slate that It In not" hn nn scrted. "They nrn lnini on lo-ycnr period of reckoning, nnd show t lint whlln we oftMi de clare In nil Kerloilnimnn tlmt win ter Ix whom summer lined to lm utid spring linn usurped nutumii'n thrnne, we nre wrong, lint we're not entire ly to blame. Cllmatra that ro twisted nrn often ltnireMlvc," Thin linn of thought led tho colon el off Into a pftxt tlmt In not An fnr distant nit lit memory gnen. In fnct, It wnn hut nnvrn yearn ngo. "In Oc tober" launched out the colonel. "we. Always) considered that thn really hnAUtlful fall weather began. Thorn fore, when It wan nnnouiiod that thn Dry Punning rfngrcnx wax to lia held In Tulsa Inn rnmmerclnl rlnh net thn Onto In middle of October. Hut things went wrong, nndswhnn tho delegatus from all states In thn union nnd jimiio In Canada .arrived winter wan with ux. it win thn third week In October, nx I have nald, hut nil precedents had linen overturned, and wo wero shivering and tremh llnir In bulldlnRH nml tenia where not ii stovo hud leen erected, Thlx wns onco," ho milled, "when the weath er had changed decidedly and com plotoly. Hnbw fell In fitful burnt na ii Canadian roprexcntallve aroxo to talk, And bh hn brought groetlngx to the farmer of tho south from thosn of tho far north-ho wax forced to admit that 'Canada hax nbout the Damn climate, nx thlx 1ft thn fall, a n little nnow, nnd unino wlnn to start off tho winter.' W took It nil yery soberly nnd let them wonder about tho oddities of thn southwest. And wo forgot to tell the in when we sent them back that wo wcro expecting n little spring noxt day Hut we were, and It runic." That In tho way one pioneer ex plained why wo often think that tho .climate Ix chniiglng every year when lit reality It Ix but repeating Itself. For thoro nro few sot rulox and these have elaxtlo blndtnKx. "Wo'ro not through the wnrat of H yet," cautioned Ijco Cttntan, a pioneer banker, when ho heard some happy ona talking of thai "easy" winter In utoro for Oklahoma, "Tno first snow was lute, nnd II wns beautiful," ho agreed "nut It l not an assurance that tho rent of It Ix going to be thn ntino way. 'Febru ary In thn hardcat month, and It la yet to como," Thlx last remark, when Inquired Into, revealed tho fact that anyone who hax been In thlx xcctlon of the country for a haker'x dnxen nf yearn In firm In his fear uf February, "Year ago" wan thn approved of way In which Clinton commenced )iln oration ot tlmex gone by, "my father nnd Capt. ft II. Hover of M link ok tie, who owned tho F. H. runch where tho Paid Hill oil field in now, used to ralxo entile, They let them out on tho rnnko nnd tho onlmala fated well ax wenthnr con dltlunx permitted.' At leant they wero froo from tho confines of fence. Hut," ho .continued, "they pulled through the main part of tho winter all rlirltt. It wax when Feb tiary untied Kwr hue of .trouble t)mt They beRnn to Rot thin nnd frcoxe to death, or din of thlrnt because of lea that wouldn't break through at tho Mumping of Impatient lioofa. In huddled herds they withstood the wlnda nnd snows or that month, nnd It wna ceaxod, there wero fewer In tho herdn. !l wlnh February waxn't on tho calendar' old Cnptuln Hev ei would atorm as ho aaw the rav ngen on hln cattle. '1 don't know what It'K there for nnywny' H' would conclude, and father agreed with him. And I Mill carry n healthy fear ot that"' month In my own henrt" tho banker declnred. "Wo have been hnvltiR a mont pleanltiR winter, but my molto la 'Walt until February, unci then determine n right.'" , STUDENTS FORM , Impcafninm f'toM( . EXECUTIVE BODY Diamond Inventors Lone, Hut Had Luck Helps It cnnlx lenn now than It did three monthn ugo to heenmo en gaged to 1)0 married, whleh inpaim that the price of dliimomli M on thn xllght derllne. Hut whlln tliH newx may provn nn Incentive to tho youiiR nwaln who htin been puttltiR off tbo piircliuito of an en Rflgemerit link until hln limited nl lownnco could buy n grenter amount or glitter, It hnn Itn nad der nldo nn well for It tnennn that the xparklcr on your finger Ix worth JtiNt that much le than It wax before the Chtlntliiax boll dayx. Jack (lelfiiriil, manager nf n lo cal Jewelry ntote, xtnted Halurday that thn prlen of dlamoniln have Kotio down an nveragn of about 10 per cent. Thn dec line In tilunj noticeable on cheaper than on more expeiiHlvn ntolien, llu d-ix not ulilli'ltiatn any decided Hluulp nnd helluvcN that with thn rn eumptlon ot tiormul Inifilnoin thny will go bark to thn former level nml prnbnnly hlRher, With a diamond In nlmoM every borne oen hIicIi n nllght lowering of irlrex meiiiiN temporary liMeen of mllllonn of ilollarn over tlm country. Hut tlm hov who In tin- ' der obllftntlon to liuy u niini'ltler right ndw Ihih no cumin to worry. CLAIM SOLICITOR " GUILTYOF FRAUD Firm Wliich Contributes to Salvation Arirty Filed Charge I'M Hmltli, xuRiiocted of ilnfrainllng nnvornl bunlner.i flrtnn In thli i.lty of money tinner tlm liretenne or collect- Ing for charitable Inntltutlonn, In held In the county Jail for iiIiIhIiiIiii; by fraud ttiti fintitvor $:t from tho mchango Nntinnni batiK. An in formation wan filed iignluxt thn cln fendnnt In tho court of .liiHlli'e II. J. Gray Friday night by thn nxclnwigu Nnttonal bunk nnd thn defendant ar rentod by the jiollcu Katurday morning. orric In x nr tho bank cl.ilni Hmltli Interviewed them, ami re prexouted that ho wan Major Kdward Jennlngx nf thn Ttildii City iiilnxlnn, Halrltlon Army. Thn major, nn tlm bankern be lieved, him to lie. accented S26 an.a cnntrlbutlon for thn minion. IlTh alleged nmtttilln not coiiiiectedj In any way with the Halvatlon Army and that '10 converted thn money to n ih own uxe. High; School Senate Haa Control of Extra Cur ricular Activities. "Meanest Man" Steals . From Child Patients Homenne linn many little knitted xwqnterx nnd MinvtH In a wardrobe where they nre not needed. And nx many little open-air xchonl children are any nh many little nwenterx and holmatx. For not long ugo "the meuneat man" entered tho open-air RVhool nU Waxhtngton xchool by means of a knife that cut ropcx and cuuvan olirtnlnn and he left with nil tho clothing thnt In dully nut on xmall T. II. imtlvntH who xtudy. rent. nnd eat, In tho upon ulr. MIhh Flor ence McNIchol. Instructor of tho on'- doo clnaxex, Ih nt n ivim to know what kind nf ncrxon could Htonn na low ax to tnko from her unfnrtunntu llttlo Wardx. Minn IlennlnT Itlohnrd- xon, head nurxo of tho Tulxa County iicaitn aRxnciattnn, ix ali-n nt a lo.ia. Her lONH In morn mnterlnl for- uh. can remomber Wliun thn yarn wan donated, and when Varloun good ladlex of tho city Itliltted nntluiitlv and well for tho tiny xtifrererx of hu "wnito piamie, Anil now tho rof fern are empty becnunu "tho niean cxt man" found them nnd helped uimneiii A nltnleiit-bndy governing nxetn bly, known nn thn "Tulna Mlnh Hebnoi Heliate," and compound of 2 leprefientntlvn Mtlldentn from th lour I'lnnnen nnd 10 nehool orgnnl rntlonii, roimn tint ntiideut element In thn management nnd control or Tulna high Heboid. Thin body or boyn and glrln Ih tditetcif by tho mem bern or thn darn, or body thai they reprexent In the xenate, two being elected rrom each body iceognlzcil by tlm feiiate, Their work In to nn jiIhI In eoiitiectlng ratulty and ntud ent luterenta and in originate nnd en foirn vniloun metbodn of nrrnngliiK for tlie in tlvllliii of ediool puplln JTt their ettidy nml extra.currlctilar work. .Mih. Loulrn M. Dodge, tionnnr of tin. nennte, nunniinced thin week that mining the pinjectn now on the tiro gram or the iK'boot council uern a guide nyHteni ot nnuliit In handling the niimeiotln vlhltori that rmiru to the building each day, nn eitrn-ciir-tli'tilar iik Mtloiiualru circulation to necure Information for this collcgen entered by graduate or tlm xcbool, ami a home room nerlex of flvo-mln-ute prenenjatlnnx to lm delivered by the HtlldeutH mont fitted for that totde hefciio thn ntudentn or other innmx, The guldn cntem will enllnt 20 NtudeiiiM who will Irani thoroughly tlm winkings of the xchool nnd hn able to dinplay them ndvantngeoUHly to vlnlturx. The iiuentlniinnliu, which will be circulated nmong thn ntuilenln the flrnt week of February, will hcinin Infiirmatloti an to tlm 4ietlvlllex of tlm Rttldetit In oilier than their regular MUiIIch. Thin wll Ineludn iiiindc, art, uthletlon, clttb work, nml literature. "Much rr co i dit run dexlred nnd often ro- luented by collegen and unlvornltlea" nald Mrx, Hodge, "nnd vn nro now to bavn them icady for whoever needs them." The. homo room prngramn cnnxlnt of uliort tulliH on totilvn or Interest to nil, They urn imnlRned to utti dentM who dexlre to uttnln ability In public nddrexH nnd pntnn and nre given before any homo or ntudy iooiiim which tlcxlrn to hear them. Tho puplln delivering tin-He prencntn- tlotiM nrn Ilalilo to ticlng called out four morlilngH during the week In which they nrn rcHiionfilble1 ror n talk. A If.. minute period In given In the. tnornlngx that those . pro- Ktnmn may be enjoyed. The me:r.ter or the nennto are! HeiilorH, Margaret Campbell, Tracy Doty: Junior, Joni-phlne Klmmnnx, llitri'ielt .Mnndvllle; HniliomircM, I'.thel Uonp, .Icrao Kwirt; frenhmnn, liny Kelly, C.ertrudti l.lnn: T. club. Ituuben KatifiiHin, Vnushn Ilcrbold; Y. W. C. A., Helen Wallace, Flnranro lllackmorM; chjarimcuro, Mario Hall, Mildred HogcfH: Mendelnnohn, Mar lon lllm.lt, Ituth (lordoiii Hpanlxh club, lirettn Ford, Carlton Cunning bain, French club, Herbert Hheen, Mildred (Mulct : lly Olcc, John Nel Him, Mlko I.edfordi T. N. T, club, Ollvo Croxble, Fadella Wbe.atlcy: Tulna .School Ufe, Dorothy Thonip con, W llnir nrirrith; ntageerart, Ar thur Wallace, Claude Miller. OPEN NEW LADIES STOflE SucveWKful IjociiI HnU'imnn Ftub I Ix hen New KmiMirluni, (1, H. Whotte, formerly ndvertln Intr and display manager for Van dovor'n, nnd Fred O. Inwrenco of thin cHy will open a new ready-to-wear ntoro over the 1'ftlnco theater nomo time In February, according to 'an announcement made Hatur day by Wheel e, Mr. and Mm. Wheete will leave Tor New York Monday to buy xprlng merchandlne. PLAN SCENIC ROADWAY Sinil NurliiiTN Takiw I'i tK" In cluded In Ttouto of rrxijioacd UlRliway. IteHtiltltiR from a movement start id by a largo advortlelng agency of thn touthwent which propoxes to build a Hcenlc roadway through tho ntnto for autoiuoblllHtH, tho commer cial club of Hand Hprlngx nt Ux first tticctturr this xprlnR will take i.,i n propoAltlnti to add n brunch frini thn main lino ot the road, which will undoubtedly trnvcrno Tulmi, that Hand KprlngH may be Included In tho number of cltlex crowd by the road. UutdnexH men of tho town who am IntercNted In the project xuy that the road, It xucccuxtully undertaken, would follow the new Tiilm-Sanil Kiiiiugu concrete mad to Iilo win- j uon, i'1'aiu'ii on to me iarK ami Hand Kprlngx homo, und, going thiough the city, follow the Wekhva road, return by way or Kcyxtono. pnKH through the Induntrlnl xcctlon of Hand Hprlngn and Join tho nccnlc roadway In Tulxa, The Tulta, Keyntonn and Weklwa roada aro all In the best of condi tion, tho first two concrete and tha lust ono u wide cinder road. Bccnlc cffectH alone the Arkansas river aro mont beautiful, and aided by tho Im posing xlght or tlm cllffx ovurhniig lng thn mountalu-llke trail from fund Kprlngn to Weklwa, the chanrrn for Hicludlng .Tulsa'n active Itaaluiitrlal nclglrbor In tho rout of the Btate sconln roadway If It be come n realization xeom very proba ble, cltltena believe. To heat water In small quantities a metal device to be placed In rccep tuclea ban been Invented In which itilflTe aulphurto acid In released upon uualaked lime. SAVE 50 By Having Your Old FURNITURE PIANOS AND PHONOGRAPHS Rcfintshed. Upholstered or REPAIRED It can be made to look like new at very little expense). All work pos itively guaranteed. Wo Quote No Former or Comparative 1'rlrea In Onr AdvertUlrut. Wo Irt You lie the .ludgo of Valucn HALLIBURTON-ABBOTT CO. Main Mai Fifth Street Mmbjr of Open Khop (8inarc Deal) AaaociatloB Phonal ilOSO KtoroSloiirs: Dally 8:30 to r:.tu tkiturdny BiSO to 6:00 p.ui. New Spring Styles for Now and Later. Table and Decorative Linens Specials 70-Inch All l.lncn Table Uainntk In pretty pat teriin; sard. tmcclul. 'for ". 2.00 70-lncll All-I.lueu Table Ilaiuank, half bleached, tho yard, special 3.00 70-ln. All-Mnen Dam axk In tunny good pat ternn; yard, special, for 3.3S 70-liu'li All-I.liien ThIiIo OiunuKk, pur bent qual ity; vard. special 4,3a IH. l-lncli 1 rentier ScnrlH, neatly laco trltnmcd: each, special,, for ...HSc IH-lnch .Starlet Towel lng, pint llflen both ways, ard, xpeclal, SSc Hrennd Floor Long before flowers, hurbingcrri of spring) have worked their way through, come refrenhing, new npparel modes, selected by our buyers with fine dis crimination and care, to be offered now when women arc seeking things newer and different for wear im mediately and until late in the season. Frequent visitors to tho third floor are rewarded with recent new arrivals, 'Selections arc especially attractive now. "Suits Have Smarter Lines" Thus did a cuntomnr express her opinion of the new stylet In early aprlng xultn, nnd mtmt be conceded xhe wax right. There nrn fancy box coat as well an fitted mojijla with their nhort walntllnrx polret twill, trlcotlnen und serges that are em broidered, utherx being trimmed with braid, buttons and ntltch-. lng. Narrow helm ndd tholr touch. Hhown In navy, brown, rookie, and gray shades. ' 49.50 to 150.00 1 ' ' Distinctive Dresses- Silks Circular tunics and cut ruffles, banaue effects and straight lines mark the various twes of Springtime frocks that havo Junt come to us and to be shown Monday. They aro fashioned of taffetas, Toklo and Canton crepes as well an georgette, which continues to hold favor. Thoro urn street und afternoon models with long or short sleeves, and trimmed with embroidery and beads more or less lavishly. Illnck, navy, tan, brown, and grays predom inate. 49.50 to 200.00 Vobm'i Vtmr 'llilrd Hear, I Ivory Pyralin Toiletware . Reduced lS Lower Our entire stock of genuine Ivory I'yrnlln toilet piece und xclx In Included In this Male, which offerx a saving ot ono-thlrd of our reg ular price, bringdown cost to you to very low 1, figures. aV I nUa. To rliooac from, you'll find WE scorn almost oi tho 'verge ot xprlng, with Its call for new, light com fortable, less nxpennlvo wearables. Our dally ad vertisements tell of tho latest garments and ma terial In dependable, qual ities nt prices brought nbout by women the coun try over, and which they nro therefore willing to pay. Now it thn time to supply accumulated pres ent and spring require mentu when It can be ionc .no advantageously Head our "ads" .regularly nnd keep Informed of new arrivals and special offerings. Hair Brushes Clothes Druslie Cold Cream Boxes, Pin Cushions gutters Clocks Jewel Boxca- Photo Frames Vases Mlrrorx Perfume Bottles Manicure Pieces Hair necelverx Handkerchief Boxes OIoveaBoxex Children's Sets Traya and Other Pieces Mala Fleer Sheffield Plate Silverware Choice ot nil Sheffield plato silverware in tnany ot tho mo.ro wanted articles. Regular low prlcea reduced YsLess Main Floor. New Showing of Misses' and Children's Taffeta Dresses rilrln between the age of 0 and 14 year will delight In tho lovely little frocks ot good wearing taffctaa we ore xhnwlng In browns and 'navy bluex. Home are rclf-trlmmed In pretty rufries, while others show touches or hand embroidery. -17.50, 19.50, 29.50 Mhrnro Shop Fourth Floor Mlssc' and small women's youthful Mylex In taffcta and crepes de chine. Home havo straight blouses and short alcoves; other feature fancy embroid ery treatment. Hklrtx are full, many of them tunlcx. A beautiful collection to choose from. . 39.50 to 79.50 Specials in the Silk Section Tricolette" One ot tha moat popular materials for blouses, drosses and skirts; 34 .inches wide; in white, black and lead ing spring ahodta; ( QK t special, aOt) Satin Charmeuae Fine, firmly woven charmeuso with lustrous satin finish for dresse'x and blouses; 40 Inches wide; In black and various shades; , special, yard 3.19 1.35 Second Floor Imported Pongee Kxtra heavy, high grade, amooth fin ish and natural aolor; suitable for draperies,' man' shirts and women's blouses; 34 Igchea wide; yard, special Fine Chiffon Taffeta " Choice quality, yarn-dyed and per fectly loomed; In black' and rarely at tractive xhadea for spring wear; 36 inches wide; Q PA special JUtO" Colored Wash Goods Specials Printed Voiles ' Very fine thread nnd beautiful printed donlgnx; dark patterns In fast, wash utile, colorn; 40 Inchcx wide. 1Qt The yard, special TttC s Swiss Voile An nsaurtment of new, fresh, sheer vollcx embroidered In dots nnd figures op colored grounds; 40 Inches Q. wide. Spcclnl U7l Silk Tissue Ginghams All iew. spring patterns In our fluent quality tissue glnghamn; smart plaid patterns Inhnny colors; 32 QQ InchcH wide, rtpcclnl 071 Imported Dotted Swiss l.'lne imnortcd dotted Swlxn In faxt. wauhablo colorx for tub drcfe: light grounds with colored dots; 32 Inches Mjtde. Special .... Srronil Hoor 1.19 , Staple Goods ;10-Incfi tjucrii IVrcnlin In new, fancy , patterns for spring, yard , Site IS-incli Scrpcntlno Crt'in? for making klinonoH; the yard ,..3to a7-lnih I'aniy Outing Cloth in onr best quality, the yard I0 J7-lii(ii riccccil l-'ltumclutU-M In good qflallty; tho yard v . . .10c Snoii.t lleor ' Baby Shop Spcciah Oni'-Tlilnl Iteiluitlon on All 1 .lit to Sncatcr Set, machine and hand m.idn. In white, rose, enr illnal, Copeu, and brown; nines for ages six months to three years, ' Infants' lliiiid-.Mndc Carrlugo m,l,,.,s Half I'rlci', nicely mado of wool crepe, cashmere and crepe do chine, silk lined and beautifully embroidered; hand HCalloped; good selection. One Collection Infants' Hand .Made Dm-xos und ticrlriuli soinu handsome embr.oldered nnd hnnd-Henllopcd; o t h e r n daintily trimmed with pretty luces; hIjich I to t yearn; an ut trartlvo variety to ehoo&e front, with pilccn OA0. reduced 5lV ' Halt I'rlco on InfaulH' Math Hula's; practical, warm little robex of good eiderdown und tilnnket cloth; miinu bound with illibou; shown In pink, blue, tan, and white; -wines 2 to 4 years. K.urlli Hir Special Purchase ' of Well Known Gossard Front L4c Corsets We have effected a urine for quite a number of customers who take advantage, of this offering ot Gossard corsets in the wanted lata styles. We bought tfiem at special price concessions, which we pass on to you. Types 'for small, medium and large flgurca in pink silk and cotton broches. Choose at AllWomen'sandChildren's Cotton, Wool and Silk-and-Wool Knit Underwear Half Price. With prlcea already reasonable on knitted underwear ln; winter weights wo have decided on quick clearance of the remaining stock. Kvery garment for women and children la at your disposal at one-half regular prices. Main Floor All Sorosis Footwear 5JLess This is a'generous price (reduction that holds special-attraction for prudent, thrifty women ; a concession that has all the more appeal when it is taken into account that regular prices orf our footwear are conceded to be economically low. Fine Sorosis High Shoes Women's high shoes come in black glaze kangaroo, brown glaae kanga roo, brown calfskin, brown, gray, afd black suede; In slender lined, with walking and. French heels. Low Shoes . Women's low shbes in black md brown leathers In Pumns. oxfords and strap models: high, medium and walking heel; many putrx Just tha thing for spring wear. 25 Lower Than Itcgularl Fourth Floor V v Splendid Stock of Women's and Children's Rubbers " 1'ootnvar - Main Floor " 1 -Monday tfasement Specials White Goods Specials 38-lncli Fancy Imported White Or gandlcs.'ln stripes and checks; yard. xpeclal i,5D 38-inrh Fancy Imported Shadqjv Or Candy in new patterns; yard? epe- -'11 1.311 45-Inch Fine White Imported Orxitndy In splendid quality; yard, special : 30-Inch Fancy Imnortcd Dotted Swiss in white dots; yaW, special l.r.ti 40-Inch Plain White Crlap Organdy for drenacV good and substantial, the yard, special - '....fito -lOyard Bolts Ixmgcloth, chamois fin ish; the bolt, npeclul ..1.30 10-yard Bolts Nainsook In , fine, soft quality; tho bolt, special .i. ....a.SO 40-bich Plain, White Sheer Voile fnr d reason; washes and wears well; yard. special ShoN 2T-lncli White BallsW, fine quality for retty undergarmentx; the yard, spc- "clttl 20o .16-inch Pnjnmn Checks in good qual ity and neat, sma'll check; tho yard, special IBc 30-Inch While Pllsno Lingerie Creixi for undergarments; special 2lc 30-Inch Nurses' I.lncn In fine quality; the yard, brieclal ...-a 2c Sorond Fluor, Liquid Veneer Oil Mops. .1-50 - Willow liaby lias. Inctt'nnd stand High base Waffle Ironn; nlumlnum 4.50 Cut (ilasn Hugar and Creamer, per pair " 5.50 Aluminum Poachers, sections 75c Aluminum Wuter Pltohers' 4.00 U g g three H-o unco alzo Wuxlt Kurnlturo .Polish. (las I r'o n s for natural gas; steel tubing 3.00 We a r e.v r Ills :ult or Cake Pan - 1-00 flruy ci ra n 1 1 o Chambers; small 9 1 10 39c ind t) i ;r Jarn 50c 1-pound (1 1 a s 3 Uutter Jnrto mass Tops Percolator 5c Onco Over Fur niture Polish 25c 7-pound Floor Polishers -2-50 N I r k o 1 Plated 1'owcl Har, 21x H lllche. v - 14Q Family Hcalos with scoop, 20-lb, rapacity -J.QP Guernsey Kartli ouwaro Custard Cups, six for 75c Combination Can Openers l-pouhd can Wiz ard Floor Wax 59c 1 14x27-lnch Door Mats Coco 2.50 Mixing Hpjons; plain un,d perlor- 10c Corn Stick Pan, trust Iron; eleven section. 1.00 White K n g I i a h Ooutllon Cupa and Saucers, alx 2175 dray Granite Sink Strainers 50c Ilest Quality Plungers, long handles. 50c O o u ble-odgo Orapefrult knives 50c 8- and U-lnch cut Uluss Nappies . 2.00 Inverted Gaa Bur ner; bj-aas flu- isn. 25c' 1U -quart Alumi numCoffee Pota 73.00 Straight Clothe Pins, 24 for, 10c Bed Linen Specials 72x00 Seiniird Sliccts, special, each tiuo B 1x1)0 Scanilc.i Sheets, Bpcclnl, each ,..1,40 43i36-lnch Pillow Cases, spe cial ,19! 83x80' t-rlnkicd lkd Kpn-niH, .special a.as Drapery Specials , 30. Inch IkHt'h Cloth Crctoiinii In black' or tun stripe or check; extra heavy quality; yard, kpe- qial . ......i.oo 3f-lrich i:tra Heavy tirade Cre tonne, medallion patterns on black, green or bluo grounds, special 73U 38-incli White Curtain Hwhw, as sorted xlzcd dots, also neat fig urea; the yard, special . ...ntio One lot Cretoiuirx, 27, 30, ,nnd 36 Inches wide; floral patterns In several oolora; yard, special, nt 25c SS-lnch White Curtain Marquis- rtU, the yard, special IKo (Inch Comfort Kllkolincs In floral patterns; the yard, spe cial . J So 'Klrseh Curtain Hods, priced, each, single '35c; double 70u Herons' floor