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Show DlESERET 10 imw road. Thw wm lively Before the reolutlon. latlon FEACElEraOPrra5 -- B nw-t- -- debatx-ov- rlVT er H adoption a clause W4 eliminated declaring that g-- j federal control of raflrrmde should T cease a etion. poaalbla after'the war,.. iy Postmaster General Burleson, In an addrees today told the commission :t era that ft la our purpose to unify p- -i I and consolidate . telephone and, tele graph so aa to be able to. aho.caxa...j an Increased volume of .of March SO "Soma time ago pimples f When that ha beqjt done, h " appear otr my forehead, and honeetly bops to arftend rates gspread so that people remarked about!, aa to bring about subetant.al rc- - j them, and I didn't like to go anywhere durttons, Which would tncreaso the- g I tried on that account. various t volume of business and Justify extencreams, soaps, and skin yemhdies, but slons.'L nothing seemed to help me. A friend of mine who had the same trouble told me she cleared her skip with Itesinol Ointment and Reslnot Soap, eo 1 tried them. After the first application all the redness and soreness disappeared, and after two orthre applications WELCOMES THE IlltiES my friends began to ask me what I used, my face looked so much better. Now 1 ran go to places without being ashamed of those awful pimI (By the Associated Tress.)., ples, and I will never be without d announc-end Itesinol Soap." Keslnol Ointment GENEVA, Nov. 14. It Is t Signed) Miss Jessie' Torrance, 67 from Base) that French aad Anieri- - j Beech St., Rutherford, N. J. All druggists sell Itesinol Ointment can troop have begun occupying" portions of Alsace evacuated by the Gr and Reslnol Boap. Advertisement. mans. The Allies are being warmly welcomed by the populace., --Thn Swlei , postal authorities at Basel have "re-- 1 List Western Casualty quested that future correspondenceIan--be 1 carried on only in the French , 1! ' WASHINGTON. Nor. II. Tbe fol-- , guage with towns in r'a libbeen i Allied IowIiigc.aaualUeaar"rportrbyihe prisoners who have coffiinafiatHr'iebttrtrr'bfltr-Americabra tedTire being fsi ed by theAlsaan-- $ - and Lo train tans. Bren the 'departing gr--; expeditionary forces: Germap soldiers have fraternlxed with Killed In action til I the populauona Several Prussian of- - pi Pled of accident ar.d. other causes ficers who attempted to domineer over gn IT Pled of disease M their troops were shot Wounded severely jE Wounded (degree undetermined) rrlID The revolution contlnuev 12 tlvely peaceable In the southeemparaqfeg!! Wounded slightly German j 171 Missing, In action 32 states, but further sanguinary dlaor. j eePled of wounds eg eg ders are reported to have occurred in .1.011 Berlin, Eesen and Danzig. , T vtai ...... . . , A ma)orlty of tbe Bavarian troop ' K1Jl4.r.D t ACTION. have quitted tbe Tyrol hurriedly, a Geeige It. Mcgsllla Cleveland, talk they were threatened with capture by Mm J. Hraekte, It deha, Utah. the Italians who are advancing In au,PTam:l A. Barlow, Douglas, Wash . tomobiles. Famine' reigns tn the TyCaL H Martin, Santa Monica, Ralph in Vortuiberg, the Clarence F. Smith, Los Angeles,, Cal. rol, especially district of Austria-HungarRobert Allen, Los Angelas, Cai, The 'Swiss ars doing their utmost to Milford H. Bates, Lai) d nr, Wyo, aid tbe populace, as Vienna is power-les- s Carl W. 'Bower, Everett, Waeb, W Earl Morrow, MoCabe, Moat. to do so. James Shell, Condon, Or. Clarence A Sylvester, Rathdrum, Ida James t). Clayton, Priest Valley, CaL TIME FQR SENDING Calmer Serges, Zurich, Mont. John A. Long, Orangeville, Ida PARCELS EXTENDED Wagoner John Vase, Denver, Colo. Paul P. Smith, Banning, Cal. M. Franklin Berllnghoff, White Bird, WASHINGTON, Nov. 14, ExtenIda Thornes J Blankeny, Hope,N. M. sion to Nov, 30 of thd time In which 'j CherleiC Patren, Walkervlile, Mont. Christman parcels will be accepted for Wilfred E Pumas, Hcattls, Wash. Carl J. Andsrson, Fallon, Mont. mailing to members-o- f tbe American Frank Legnitto, San Francisco, expeditionary forces in Franca was- - j Cat tonight by the postoffice Gustavs Anaconda, announced and war departments. - The extension Mont. riazsola,-Pipeston- e Joseph Spring, was due, ofIt was said,- to tbe face that Mont. several American divisions the men Ed. Gobble, Lincoln, N, M, which were in combat recently have p Monti Mahr, George Brldger, mi iy - lately been able to fill out the l. Robert ft. Mason, Oakland, CaL parcel label without which packages f Carl Mattlson, Oalata, Mont from relative and friends in this Wnt.IL Booth, Ncs Tercee. Idaho. Tericich, Anaconda, Mont country ivlll not be accepted by the Dragutln V. L. . Fred Ierrlne, Beattie, Wuh, postal authorities. ' Albort L Ralph. Rockland, Idaho. an- The department William F. llodgera, Indian Creek, nounced, poetofflce however, that to-- Insure deCal. parcels should be Ivan "Brolkovlch, North ' Taklma, livery byas Christmas mailed spun as possible. i Wash Paul -- Wash In ton., Flats. Gr.j ... Fred Van Inevgan Coe. Cody. Wyo. John Voltenn, Columbia, wash. American Sick Land Charlea Leeter Conrey, Fort Colllna, Colo. In'United State - Carl M Peniele. Marina. Cal. Frank T. Htevena, Loe Angela., Cal. WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. Th toDIED OF DISEASB. number of sick and wounded men Nernsan I, Haeekel, SaM Lake City, tal landed In th United State from th I . Utah. American expeditionary forces for the Miles Cooper." Ca llegas, N. Me. F. Hamlin, Bt'kttla, Wash. ,, week ended Nov. I, wax 724. , ' , Glesen Venrie L. Hcott. Rexburg, Idaho. Wilbttr M. Hlotteker.-AdOre. ftpenoer U. Willett, Dicker, Mont. Jeae C. Hann, Colo. Wallace B Smith,- Miaeoula, Mont, ltlrt Adams, Oakland. Cal. . . Children See Our In the-- Basement - we -j jJ First Meeting Likely to be Held After English Elec Col. House tions Representative.' Special fit US,ItBee. la 11. tlly ,tb Associated probable that the first meeting ef the peace concrete will be belt after the English parliamentary and at a time which will , elections, five ample opportunity for the Arnerl can and other delecatee tu arrive. A W held ebortly of the' Inter AiiiX canference will finally deter Mine the detail of those questions: 'ntg , Preoaier Veret- - David 1 SOntstsr WeBenfnnlet Mlaiater Soemina and livrg Pf . Great. Hif urr Moe Lloyd Qlamtn-ae- d of Italy,- - Irnmler Veuiaoce of Grveea and Forego Paelihch of nerbia are on their way here few a taeomptioo of the con' ference at r haute ef Edward It Hones, special representative of the Unu4 Btatew ere res i and the see. 1 Min-lat- er Oi lea at Versalltsa Beside ouiiltun the ceneral pro-r- J of the tbs question of en.wtluK the food situation la Uerntany - and Austria orehably win be Considered. Bear Admiral S. ti Kohtwra tut. been appointed Amoricaa Vr nenbir of the naval cmrmil salon arrange for the exeoutloe ef lh naval terms of the German armJetlo Admiral Robison arrive here Monday front the United lataa aad on receipt of hta appoint wt taft yesterday for Iendaa to take p hta dntleaa Rear .xamlrariiuliard has bera ep- gpelrrted American representative to see t 'ha carrying eut of the naval terms ef the Austrian armistice Be Is now at Pels, tbs great naval base in tbe AeriartVe, and ha telegraphed Admiral WtUlaea 3 Benson. Amencnn chief of navaJ operaitons, that the erxceutlon of the naval terms of the armistice are , proceeding satisfactorily. now has two The United State' 10- submaa and rruieern, dtrover rine chasers In the upper Adriatic at . er pear Pols, under commend of Rear Admiral Dullard. Admiral Benson ordered the fast cruiser Birmingham to proceed from Gibraltar to Pola and also the collier Leonidas, ti chasers and a deetroyer to proceed from Corfu to Pels. There mn now arrived giving the Unitedin States considerable representation ahina end men. Chaeer have been directed to pro. uoasR-Sla- it -- eeed Dalmatian along thy rturaaao. Scutari nnd other point lng on the coaet, so that the" American flee may by seen by the inhabitants Th5 general feeling of the associated la governments la that ,VerallJ-Pnrl- i the moat convenient place to hold the dewere pear tspnfercnc and If this as a ree-- 1 cided noon alao would-servnenttion of Hi paramount- posttton of war. Franca In iha Crn, -- - TWO LIEUTENANTS "AVIATORS KILLED FORT WOkTH. TeMA Nov.'ll. Of East Lleuta. William Louis, and Albert It Meyers of 'Hi. Huron. S. Jh were feLHed atBarfnn field today when the airplane in which they were firing 'fell 4.009 feet while on a test flight. t Alsace-Lorrain- " Amazing Price Concessions on a wen-dcrfassprtmeht of new and stylish ul s e. - VALUES WHICH ST Nil ABSOLUTELY y. Priced at Specially dresses In lot of One big IKVKRm WOUNDKI. WOUNBn SLIGHTLY. SCFI RAMM-JOH- and Colds dont' when Dr. Kings, linger New Discovery is used. Coughs MlhKU. Henry F. Luke, Heker City, ttak. I.loyd O Long, Farmington. N. Mex. Frank Mordona, San Francisco, CaL MlSSlNU IT ACTION. Vallle Guta, San Francisco, Cal. Frank Luke, Jr., I'hotnlx, Aria. John M Thomas, Silvering Ore. N fc- For coat up to 27-0- Ak Constipated? you reel f to become as your system ImmedConstipated, iately begin, to absorb poison from waste matter. Use Dr. the backed-u- p Fill and keep well. King. New idle All druggists, 25c. Try them. Dont permit vartlxemenU- $15.00 .$30.00 O tt CO lag, Mr Erick so Uta 8 ! " lr ('OrCl I cxtiii al.vgim. Ha 12.00 L,-- dav COVERS; good heovv uuaUtyi T$8.9 0GDI s 9rwa: I kosp Muag 05 Tear zutert t with Hundreds of remnants in fancy cotton dress goods, half silk fabrics, ginghams, 1 chambrays, percales, white goods, cretonnes, drapes and curtain goods. Satur- In day- -- PaMed" TriHials: "N. j I Mens U to H Olf EMBROIDERED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS three" for tut." t . . . . 75c with, cord White handkerchiefs, borders and fancy colored, Initials, RITE INITIAL IIANDKF.lt- - aa CIUCT'S g 6 1X)R 83c with longfel- . Serviceable qualities low or fancy Initials. 7-- - Handkerchiefs Packed I g g tKISH TOWELS; good Hoped c colored bor weight. ders. - Satu day ... 1.15 PILLOW CASES, made of Fruit of the Lqom casing: embroidered and hemstitched 40c 25c 85c FOR 25c White or colored embroidery in dainty corner designs. fancy gift hox . in BAT II M VTTsV heavy Comes In .pink, blue, .greenan d. white, 2.75 quality. B'jtni:raiinaBi:iminimimmiiini;iairaHcmiU!iiii!tuiii!tiuuiiiitHiiiraifiiamniitftmiamiraiinniitiwnr.nnniiEnrinwwiiii!mnnmiii'lmininnininnBtmni Womens 65c and 75c Shirts and Pants reduced to $1.59 50c Regular and extra sizes. Excellent values In best grades Soft cot-tShirts come high neck and lohg sleeves. Saturday only,, 60c per garment. or Regular Prices Were $4.5Qr$500 and $6,50 - Price Even Better --Than the First Lot. ' Every one at Half Regular Trice Saturday. If you attended our last week sale, you know, because you bought, or some-on- e you: 1 .$20,00 3 Trimmed Hals a ........ .,$17.50 Childrens Boxed .$2.49 75-nn- d - ,7.$l2. 50 - Sergt H Off Already Reduced 1 Remnant- - Prices - ' - Womens meSat- ...55c ton filled 7' fancy Holiday boxes. WOMENS F.M RROID F.RFI INITIAL II VNDKEIUTUEI 3 FOR $1.00 3 JR ITII . TtORE maXKETS; 1 . . sold complete with neck cord, i - Pure linen, pretty embroidered 'w,rner eects. girdle and EMBROIDERED LIVEN H ND- 50c. KCHIEFS, paoli . . . 25c, 33c, emwith novel corner linen Pure 73 $3 rOAIKORTN; covered broldered designs. with, fancy BilkoLne, luto cot- - 3 Salurdav 50.00 Dresses for . . . .$25.00 and $22.30 $47.50 75,00 Dresses for-,- -. - -- . . $3 1 . $150.00 Dresses for ,..,.$62-5- 0 and $74.50 $ $ At $.75,00 COATS FOR $100.00 COATS FOR $120.00 COATS FOR And many, many other prices. . COME FOR TIIR DRESSES AND THE COATS. JUST HALF., RE ADA" SATURDAY, 9:30 These hats cannot be dnpllcatcd at this 1 $37. 50 ... .t. .... price in lhe wholesale market today $30.00 .$60-0- 0 IncludThe etsles featured conform with fashion's patent ideas. f Urge and medium hats Of fine velvet, som in all blacks, ed colored facinga Trimmed with ribbon feather and chow-wlth . Ui.nt Ke. embroidery. A-- amaigi T ntnaier Rlc Tb g 6 :7::.7:::49c COATS MORESAMPLE Second Purchase T f. ytrs those v th Shi oaptd v h to Women's Initial Handkerchiefs FOR 45c X DKFSSKR SETS, printed for scalloping and crocheting. -- Jiatur day . -, All"at Half, Frice for wr ikhoot goth L fr-o-k Remnants mg. 85c ers .e,v.; . .$12.50 In $2.50 Hot weather and Influenza worked havoc with wholesale were on the job, with Jhecash results- - : 300 Entirely New Serge, Chiffon Velvet, Satin, Velveteen, Tricolette Dresses' i it Iottl b Four . ooat up to $56 -- $1.75 3.00 ALL WOOL SHAWLS businessr'---- ., know bought. 25.00 COATS FOR $ 35 00 COATS FOR $ 40 00 COATS FOR-- .,. ' For ) Thousands of them practical and pretty ones, - sheer - and serviceable ones, offered at the very lowest prices of the year. Special values like these mean brisk and early buy-- neat bjack and white checked effects. DlraifT - IMUous? al For - ooatz up to 47 0 HANDKERCHIEFS 72x84. Yes, Walkers Were Alive to the Situation in Kew York City La an gross N els in all the new winter collar effects. Modeled in wool velour, plush, broadcloth and silvertones. - The colors are black, brown, green, rein, deer,' burgundy and navyv'- - Sizes 34 to 46. mow white quality, full one pound: size -- Nov. 14. Resold-tlona WASHINGTON, adopted by the National Asso- v into A fine assortment of coats purchased . before the present shortage forced up prices. Many have large fur collars, fur collars and cuffs, or and border of fur. FulL flowing and belted modfur collars,-cuffs- , $2050 WOOD BATS, -- , U at these sale prices first-choic- J"E twenty tbe J The values positively ' cannot .be duplicated ...... r when desired. For Gifts England,-August.-Mo- 1 25,00 Dresses 'I'atT-DDresses for $100.00 Dresses for years. dark colored (Second Floor.) juhd MM tWI nvm ROniNG, light dium and dark patterns. urday. ard , . S 14 moi A The 00c Our-buy- to vwv and : arrow' ggooo tab B ample! -j i Tou owe It to your- family tu yourself to keep this standard , In your medicine cabinet Jack Hart. White Sulphur Springs, remedy For almost three generations It has JJq)) t. e been cold and cough the Victor S. Carlson, Seattle, Wash. relief f millions o( people, youn John And ?ld. Helps to bring quick relief loosen chest stuffiness, redure fever, sooth Recognition irritated check coughing. For State Authority Bold bythroats, druggist everywhere, 60c and It. 20. ciation of State Railway and Utility Commlaslonera In annual sesaion her today suggest action by the president of railroads or th director-generto recognize full authority of the states over intrastate rates and erv SON DRUG - CO.. and 't 6 medium. bough! now held until Christmas Toys tp d tfton i-- Joseph F. Kendall, Jamieson, Ore.,. WOINDF.D, ItKtiKKHl SDKTKR- - bf selected rentcarefully edice that ktoecq and break ups couh, slop croup and etna aa aching Inflamed throat, end it is clean of all narcotic. The prompt use of Foleys Honey and Tar is very helpful for whooping cough, and the rustic eievanh state that attends children's tl M. r. Dsvk, Beerevllle, W. Ve. write. -0 at ayMraa lud soul! etuld bde wit crew. They earn la mr sow ucl bouht aaottle el File, liaaw n hrtuta ir the ehJd w gtao-- c Hear tied. daintily styled - CA . . -- We cannot begin to tell of all the wonderful things In our Tolaml but we can say youll find every attractive plaything that boy or girl --may want and It Is here at Cohns unusual low price. Great Savings in Womens Winter -- and Taf. Foleys Iloney It Is madb Size gingham. Robert Knox, Rock Springs, Wyo. Ingvard Rock man. Lonthalr, Mont. To keep tbe tittle enee well, sturdy aad happy, free of cough, colds, croup, tittle fevers end infismed throat. ue AI.OM), Girls Wash Gingham Dresses west-ertimo- st -- Keep the Children Well Toys, Dolls, Books and Games opportunity to secure a splendid dress at a real saving from 15 00 to 610.00. It's through g tremendous purchase from & manufacturer and on account of the backwardness ef the season. Dresses which will captivate every one' fancy.. Models includes flowing tunic styles, softly draped and straight line styles, silk embroidered, fringe and braid trltnmqd. Serge, satin and taffeta are the favored materiatsr shown in every-stylic- h new color, black and navy. Saturday take your choice at the very low price of $13. 50. A a, r" W 35 cfs. I e v all the little playthings that make Christmas the 'day of unlimited joy for all our lit-- " 1 tie friends. . Hundrr d ot holts In dgney taffeta ribbons, In Dresden effects, stripes, plaids and checks. 4 to I Inches wide, also plnin moires, suitable Ton fancy work, sasheS, ' hair bows, etc. Regular 40c and 60c Values Saturday, yard - - J n have opened a Toyland filled with add-begatj- t1 T-.L"- - .. WOMENS BOUDOIR CAPS In all preferred .Made of wash silk with light shade. 'dainty, lace tTlmmtngb,Pexed 1? " for gift giving 4uC . Tf |