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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1912)
11 TTTR 3rOTlXTXO OREGOXIA3T. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1913. Store Opens at 9:3Q A. M. and Closes at 9:3Q P. M. Saturdays-Other Business Days Opens at 8 A. M and Closes at O P. M. LuncH WitH Your Friends in Our Beautiful, Restful Tea Room. 4th Fl.-Shoppers Special 25c Lunch Served in Basement . . t -w -a w m w m 1 "3 8 V V eiiO! rornanai II L I Fi T 11 LI ft w VA X m rW T IV IT" II Lf i U 1 M Tl WH bl tl V 1 A. -Til r . - 1 Fancy NecKw'r 75c Grades 48c Mala Aisle South 1st Floor. A great sale of women's fancy Neckwear styled for early Spring wear; Jabots, Side Effects, Fichus, Vemse Collars, Chemisettes, etc, in lawn and in novelty combination effects; very good 75c A Q gradea. We special them today at only, each xJ $1.50AutoVeils98c On the First Floor today, a sale of Auto Veils of good quality chiffon cloth in satin stripe patterns; well finished and every wanted color; they QQn are worth $1.50 each. Special for this sale Hair Barrettes 19c Our entire stock of Hair Barrettes in shell and am ber, the newest 6tyles; 25c and 35c grades. 1 Q They are on special sale at, your choice, only Women's Shoes Yes! $5 and $6 No part of your dress is more important than your Shoes correct style is essential, quality and com fort are necessary. Our new Spring lines of D. Arm strong high-grade Shoes are now in. They comprise the White Buck. Patent Colt. Gunmetal and tan All Portland of Today! Come and See the' Greater Portland of Tomorrow in Otir Auditorium, 7 P. M. Today A full explanation of the plans for the Greater Portland illus trated with lantern slides in colors and birdseje views of vari ous sections of city as it will appear 50 years hence. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend this interesting exhibition. leather. . Priced $6.00. R In Department, Main Floor NO TELEPHONE ORDERS WILL BE FILLED AT THESE PRICES Ivory Soap, 5a size, eake for 3J Pears' Uns'ted Soap, loo ck.ll Packer's Tar Soap, S'te cake 13? Japanese Rose Soap, 10c cake, ? Castile Soap. Kirk 's, 10c cake, 60 15 Talcum Powder, 1-lb. canjSe 2-h? Talcum Powder. Kiveri's, a7? 25c Hand or Fare Lotion at 19? $1.50 Oriental Cream only iH)C 50c Listerine, Lambert's, for 400 5) Dressing Combs, as'ted, 300 $1.00 Bromo Svltzer, bottle 830 2" Malt Nutrine, special at 1J)0 $1.00 Pierre's Remedies for 790 $1.00 Scott's Emulsion for R30 50c Brown's Celery Phcxph., 330 $1.00 Swamp Root, r prcial at 7J)0 ie Foley's Ilotiey and Tar, ISO 3Tx Hunyadi Water at only 270 Toilet Soap, 3 cakes in 10 Knr vnnnnil. 2."r box onlv 1" Nail Files, good grades; worth up to 50c. Special AV Scissors to trim your rose bu.hea. The 25c grades 190 35c Whisk Brooms, special, 190 25c Hand Scrub Brushes at 180 2-"c Tooth Brushes, all texts., 150 35e Hat Brushes, special at 150 15 silk face Spongea at only 80 35c Sponges, carriage, floor, 190 $1.25 Chamois, large size, S1.O0 8 face Chamois, special only 30 lOo Peroxide, Ji-lb. bottle, at 50 25c Witch Hazel for only 150 $1.00 nair Tonic, "Fitches," 850 50c Perfumes, bulk, asstd., 150 25c Carter's Lit. Liver Pills, 150 $1.00 S. S. S. Remedy, sped., 790 10e package Epsom Salts at 50 $1.23 Antiphlogestine, pl., $1.19 $L00 Armour's Beef Extract, G90 50c Armour's Bcf Extract, 350 35c Abilena Water, special, 25 Hair Brushes, solid back, CQ. fall bristle. $1.00 erodes for vl7V Absorbent Cotton, full 1-lb. O "I Regular $15, emarkable Saturday Sale Menu's aidl Youmig Menu's -rT-r7 I Regular $15, $18 Toilet Needs and Drua Sundries m of and $20 im Show us a mar who doesn't care how he dresses and we will show you a man who is careless in business. A great.many of the best dressed business men and young fellows in Portland depend upon this 6tore for their clothing. For today's sale we will group a lot of our regular stock suits of which lines are broken, but the quality and patterns are exceptionally good in fact, they are from our best-selLing lines and are good values. Regular d rf $15, $18 -and $20 grades, specialized at low price of P rolls; regular 29c Special1 Rnhber Gloves, best red rubber, 65c Househld Glove HOT WATER BAG AND SYRINGE Two or 3-quart size, rfOQ or white rubber; fully guaranteed. Sl-25 nd $L50 grades at only Jy MEDALLION PORTRAITS FREE When your purchases amount to $10.00 we will give you a beautiful medallion made from any good pho tograph you may bnng us. Ask for coupon when trading. I Extra! Evening' Special! Extra! From 6 to 9:30 P. M. Today Men's 3.50 Pants $1.95 6 to 9:30 P. JI. today, in the Men's Store, main floor, an evening sale of Men's Trousers, 100 pairs in the lot, the most desirable patterns and ma-i QC terials,. good seasonable pants; $3.50 grades. Sizes 31 to 42, pair, id 1 .IO thA nnir SC fill ATI n , KMW U.M " B oys $6.50 to $8.50 In the Juvenile Store, main floor, a sale of boys' odd Suits -which hare been left from many of our best-selling lines ; the sizes range from 7 to 18 years ; Knickerbocker styles, full-peg pants and mannish cut coats; the color range includes browns, grays and fancies in (Jy ? g good grades at $6.50, $7.50, $3.50, special at OUJ S1.50 Knee Pants at 98c Thrifty parents who keep their boys neatly dressed will take advantage of this opportunity to buy extra trousers. They are well made, of good materials and splendid patterns in worsteds, tweeds and cassimeres; sizes 7 to 17 years; QO $1.25 and $1.50 grades. They are placed on sale at only i'0' Boys' New Caps for 50c Our new arrivals in boys' Caps are the snappiest and best you have ever seen they come in blue serges and all the Cf) new rough effects and fancy mixtures. Priced at only''' Open Meeting Woman's Club Forum Auditorium Today at 3 P. M. The fourth of a series of open discussions on forwarding the cause of women in Oregon will be held in our Auditorium this afternoon. The discussion will be headed by Mrs.' Nellie Trumbull and Miss Emma Wold. All are cordially in vited. Don't be too serious wear .your fluffy-ruffles.-Bring your husbands. This meeting is for the young also. Women's 2.75 Gloves Special Sl.95 At the Glove Dept., main floor, a sale of women's 16-burtton white lambskin Gloves in sizes 5y2 to 7. The tI QC Regular $2.75 grades, now reduced to the low price P $1.45 Umbrellas for $1 Umbrella Dept., 1st floor south, a sale of women's 26-inch Umbrellas, made of Italian cloth with good strong d ff frameB and neat handles. Our reg. $1.45 grade p '! Women's 50c and 65c Hose for 19c Hosiery Dept., 1st floor, a sale of 200 pairs of women's im ported lisle and cotton Hosiery, full fashioned, with 1 Q extra spliced soles. Undesirable 50c and 65c grades 20c Playing Cards lOc In the Stationery Aisle west, a sale of red-and-blue back, ivory finish Playing Cards. Such as we sell regular J rtjp at 20o a pack. Specially priced for today at only ' Men's New Sbirts $1.35 In the men 's corner on main floor, southeast, a sale of fine quality woven Madras Shirts in a big as sortment of the most pleasing pat terns, coat styles, witn cutis ai tached. waited bos oms, special at on u-floorH Caracly Day ON THE BARGAIN CIRCLE. BKTWEKX TEE ELEVATORS 30c Lemon Drops, Candy Day, for 20 30c Sponge Taffy Straws, at only 25 25c French Mixed Candy on sale at 20 40c Cocoanut Caramels, the pound, on bargain day, only l!5c 25c Chocolate Drops, special sale on Candy Day at only 20 30c Salted Peanuts, special the pound at low prica of only 20 40o Nut Molasses Taffy, the pound daring this sale for 30 30c Strawberry Fruit Gum Drops, special on Candy Day, 18 25c Plain Mixed Candy, the hard kind, the poundatonly15 50cChocolate Chips, special sale on Candy Day, pound, 30 SOTChcolateDipped Peanuts, on special sale, priced at35( pQcWhipped Cream Milk Chocolates, specially priced at 35 $ IN THE TA Abasement!! at roor or JJ Basement Sale of Men's Underwe'r 50c Grade 38c On the Basement Bargain Circle today. A sale of 100 dozen men's Underwear. Shirts and drawers of fine quality ribbed cotton in the Spring weight, tan and gray col- OQ. ors, well made and finished; reg. 50o quality. Special "Ot Golf Shirts at 48c On the Bargain Circle in the Basement, men's Golf Shirts of good quality percale; coat styles with cuffs attached; cut full in the body and sleeves; sizes li to 17. AQf These are specially priced on the Bargain Circle at "O- Center Circle , Main Floor Women's Waists $1.49 On the Center Circle, 1st Floor, women's fine Lingerie Waists, neatly trimmed in tucks, lace and embroidery, with long or short sleeves, and high necks; excellent C" ACi new styles. Specially priced for today at only K Women's Waists $2.95 A new lot of Marquisette Waists, with high or low necks, new peplum effects to be worn outside of skirt, are trimmed in crochet buttons, embroidered, or with . baby d?0 Q C Irish medallions; 5i and kimono sleeves. Special p6'' SilK Petticoats S2.69 Rich taffeta and messaline Petticoats in all sizes and colors. The season's best offerings. Placed on sale for J0 CQ the one day only at this very special price of ?&'' 'y $1.35 Men's 75c Ties for 55c In the Men's Corner today. A sale of our entire stock of 75o Ties. They are made of the very best silks in the CC. most pleasing patterns and shades. Reg. 75c. grades -J- Men's Underwear 65c In the Men's Corner, Main Floor, a sale of medium weight Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, in ecru color; all ! C sizes in the lot. Specially priced for this sale at only VJv Men's $1.50 Mats 95c In the Hat Dept, 1st Floor, men's English wool Hats rough felt effecti with stitched edges and silk bands; can be worn as fedora, telescoped or crushed; large sizes only. Our QC regular $1.50 grades. Specially priced at only Men's $2.50 fiats $1.35 In the Hat Dept., 1st Floor, only a few large sizes "I OC in the lot; telescope styles; regular $2.50 grades px.JJ 50c Suspenders at 23c Anotner saio oi epcuim puivuoao wj. men o uwu-iiicuo penders: aU good perfect webs in pleasing colors and 2?e patterns; worth regularly 50c. Specialized at, pair6''' j ' - j ' I GOAT AWAITING SIX Elks and Admen Shiver Over Joining Seattle Ben Bits. PARTY TO GO ON SPECIAL I.04lcemen And FobllcUts to Exploit frmi-mtJon at Citr on Pngrt So and Tnmdar Mny to Join lAvclj Janket. Thr. .r. mix tnor. nr ! promlnnt Portland eltlin. who h.v. rfrlterd ehlr Intention to go with t?i. Elk. and th. Ad Club on tb.!r special train t Svattl. nxt Monday nlht who would .tar at hom. wr. It not for tj. ftar that th.jr would b. called "qnlttfr." and aecuid of eontractlnc "cold twt" br th. other -member, of t"i. party. Their Dint, addreeee. and occupation, are: A. ;. Ruhliht. CTty Hall. Mayor of I'nrtland. H.rry C MeAlM.t.r r:k bulldlntr. fxrturf Elk.' 113 convention com mission. John B. Coffey. City Hall, member City Ficutlv. Hoard. C H. Moore. Peck bulldlna-. dletrlct nmmerelal aupu-tntendent Paclflo T ephone A Telegraph Company. Oeorr. M. Hyland. Commercial CTnb, rjpltaliet. farmer and promoter of Port lend prorree, Ttn Kichardeon. Commercial Dub, clceron. for Northweetem Oor.rnor. and xpounder of the doctrln. that I'ortland ta th. best place on earth, leltlattea Trie la Hard. The reeeon for their hesitation lie. In tie fact that they hre been .lected br the Seattle Ad Club to become mem ber, o? th Ordr of Ren Bite, a .ecret .rcanliatlnn of myaterloue motive, whtcb h. for Its chief Insignia a irro-teeque-looklr.r object called th. Pot latch Bun. To become climb), to mem bership In th. Order of Ben Bit. it U necessary to tnitats In personal com bat with this bu. The ordeal, expe rienced In contact with his bug-ship ar. aid by those who have "Ben Bit" to b. terrible, tortuou. and trytnsr. So there la ample causa for the wa vering; attitude of the Portland sextet, the first three of whom. If they sur vive, will represent the Portland Elks, and th. last three the Portland Ad Club In the Ben Bit ora-antzatlon. It will be their duty from the time they ax. declared members until Jun. 10 to couple th. Seattle Potlatrh with the Elks' National reunion In Portland and the Portland Rose Festival a. the trreatest events rv.r arranged for the Pacific Coast. restestles Be 'Boowtrr." The prime object of the special train trip to Seattle 1. to carry th. news of the great Elks' convention In proper force to Paget Sound and to Invite th. entire population of that city to oome to Portland to enjoy the festlvlles of the week July S to It. The Seattle Ad Club conducted a similar excursion to Portland a few week, ago and thor oughly adv.rtlaed the Potlatch. Now th. Elks want to show Seattle that the coming of tO.OOO members of their order to the Northwest will b. an event In which even Seattle may take an active Interest. Th. Portland adman hava been aroused to a high pitch of enthusiasm over the forthcoming re union and will back op any statement that the Elk. .ay regarding It. That', th. reason they have Joined with the lodgewea In their excursion plans. pedal New Xeedre. At first It was Intended to engage a .pedal sleeping car to accommodate the party, but reservations began to pour In so fsst that two cars were or dered. C H. Moore, of th. telephone force, called op admen over the phone yesterday and coaxed them to Join the crowd. As a result more than 108 round-trip tickets had been sold last night, and a special train will b. re quired. It will leave the Union depot over th. O.-W. R. A X. tracks at mid night. Monday, and. returning, leave over th. Northern Paclflo tracks at midnight Tueeday, arriving here Wed nesday morning. Th. programme for th. day In Seattle Is In the hands of the Seattle Ad Club and th. Seattle todg. of Elks. Portland will provld. much of th. oratorical thund.r at th. Seattle end of th. Una. Besides Tom Richardson and George Hyland, th. list of speakers In cludes C K. Henry. "Pike" Davis, K. K. Kubll, Gus C Moser. D. Soils Cohen and a few others. It Is probable that fully 16 will be In the ptrty. After th. snow Hotel Multnomah. VOTE Oil LINES LOOMS KEXIiAITER TOrr.T PCT COM-MOX-rSEttS t"P TO PKOPLE. President of East Side Club Before Street Committee rights Xelay Makes Threat. I- Dan Kellaher. president of the East Side Business Men's Club, strongly In timated yestorday afternoon, before th. street committee of th. City Council, that he and his associates will carry th. proposed common-user ordinance for th. East Side- Unas of the Hani man system to the people lf the Coun cil refuses to approve th. common user plan. "We ar. prepared to go right ahead.' said Mr. Kellaher. after Ben Dey, rep resenting the Harrlman Unas, had asked for delay. "We know absolutely that we are right In contending for common-users on the tracks over there and we do not want any delay." "What do you mean by being pre pared to 'go ahead r" asked Council man Baker, chairman of th. street committee. "Why, that w. are ready with th. legal side of tb. case," said Mr. Kellaher. W. want to act with the committee, but w. don't want any de lays. Th. conditions ar. Intolerable and we don't Intend to bear them very much longer." Mr. Kellaher was somewhat exer cised because there was no opinion from City Attorney Grant . as to the powers of th. City Council to amend or regulate th. terms of the fran chises held by the Harrlman lines. It developed that there was a misunder standing; that the street committee. In referring th. subject to Mr. Grant, did so for the purpose of securing a legal opinion, but Mr. Kellaher and I M. Lepper, representing th. East . Eld. Club, thought Mr. Grant was expected only to check the proceeding, for ap proval ef the forms of proposed ordi nance.. Th. committee decided. In view of this misunderstanding, to ask Mr. Grant for a legal opinion as to the Council's authority to amend franchises granted by tha Legislature many years aso. Mr. Kellaher then renewed his re quest, made four weeks ago, that the committee take no action on Fourth street, which, It granted, will enable j the company to lay another track for the purpose, of a double tracking and electrifying plan that has been au thorised by the corporation. The East Side Business Men's Club Is determined that the City Council shall exact from the Harrlman road common-user clauses on all tracks on the East Side In exohange for the fran chise sousrht on Fourth street. The object Is to open the great wholesale freight district of the central East Side to all carriers. FEDERAL JURY IS DRAWN Sixty Men Are Ordered to Report In Court March 4. At the order of United States District Judge Bean yesterday trial Jurors to the number of 60 were drawn by United States Jury Commissioner Word. In tha presence of the Marshal and clerk of the court. The ventre, which la to report March 4. Is as follows: Fred Adams, Deer Island; Clarence Alk- man. rails City; Robert U Aiancn. ron land: William C. Alvord. Portland; Roseo O. Ashley. Portland; Henry Baniett, Portland; r. T. Blakn. Portland: W. J. Bland. Port land; W. B. Blunchard. Brownsville; Wil liam Bell. Astoria; C. A Brown. Junction; C. Bloso. Hllliboro; A. D. Carpsnter. Bll verton: Thomas H. Corapton. Portland; Louis C. Coulter. Portland . Darbv. Sllverton. William Davlaa. Portland; F. O. Docka- beush. Salem) William A. Derapsey. Port land; Joseph A. Dltter. Aumsvllls; Hnry Faust, Portland; Stephen Fesalsr. McKee; Frank French, Brownsville; H. W. Fries. Portland: Albert A. Oabrlrl. Krn Park; A. P. Graham. Monmouth; George A. Orlfln. Sclo; J. W. Hayes, Corvallla: James Hls lop, Portland: J. J. Holt, JCunene; Harry B. Jenkins. Portland; J. H. Jones. Jefferson; W. L Loomls, Monroe; C, L. Looney, Tan- rrent; Edward Loose. Salem; w. H. Ma oris, Alsea; D. a McBride, Portland; Bte phen Merton. 8t. Paul; Ck T Molaan, Oer vals: William H. Monroe. Portland; I. ft. Lfullea. Mllwaukis: H. H Kewhall, Port land; Milton A. Nicotic. Mspleton; H. A. Olemaa. Summit: R. I Ortel. Corvallis; Oeorse Owlnea. Hubbard; Newton J. Parker. Plttsburs; R. 8. Payne. Qulncy; William F. Pner; Portland; Gilbert Band a 11. Oregon City: Zadoe Rls-fs. Salera; Magnus Saxon. Pt Helens; Thomas Smith, Mayser; William Fhuttle. Middle. on; E. A. Taylor. Clatsop; 8 B. Walker. Independence: la. D. Warren. McMlnnvllle; J. K. Wherry, Elsie; John Wolf, Oregon City; A L. Woodward, Cottage Grove. Native of Cottage Grove Dies. COTTAGE GROVH. Or., Feb. S.W (Special.) While passing the Winter at Redlands, CaL, death unexpectedly. came to Mrs. Jennie Sehlbrede, of Bill ings. Mont., following an operation for appendicitis. Eh. was a sister of Mrs. C. H. Burkholder and daughter of Mrs. Lirdie Stouff.r. both of this olfcr, Mrs, . . . t . . I i v. C3n-a.. mrA funeral ser- beniDreae was Dorn in wnige urn nvo uji - - 8he was married to Mr. Sehlbrede 25 vloes. will be held Sunday afternoon years ago. and they have resided In from the M. E. Church. Rev. Robert Montana since then. The body will ar- Butcllffe officiating. YOUR SOUR, GASSY, UPSET STOIVIACH WILL FEEL FINE IN FIVE MINUTES Indigestion and All Other Stom ach Distress Goes After Tak- ing a Little Diapepsin. Tou can eat anything your stomach crave, without fear of Indigestion or Dyspepsia, or that your food will fer ment or sour on your stomach, lf you will take a little Diapepsin occasion ally. Tour meals will taste good, and any thing you eat will be digested; nothing can ferment or turn Into acid or poi son or stomach gas, which causes Belching. Dizziness, a feeling of full ness after eating. Nausea, Indigestion (like a lump of lead In stomach). Bil iousness. Heartburn, Water brash, pain In stomach and intestines or other symptoms. Headaches from the stomach are ab- solutely unknown where this effective remedy is used. Diapepsin really does all the work of a healthy stomach. It digests your meals when your stomach can't. A single dose will digest all the Xooa you eat ana leave nouuug w Get a large 60-cent case of Pape's m ....... onii xart taking now, and In a little while you will actually crag iooui your nemmr, strong Stomach, for you then can eat without the slightest discomfort or misery, and every paruci. oi iropunu ana MBA viia. l ib m uu. o.w.. '.-. Intestines is going to be carried away witnout me use inwu.w v ... j other assistance. Should you at this moment be suf fering from Indlgeetlon or any stom ach disorder, you can get relief within five minutes. KEEPS YOUR HAIR FROM FALLING OUT Ai DISSOLVES ALL DANDRUFF AT ONCE Your Hair Appears Soft Lustrous, Fluffy and Abundant After Using a Little Danderine. What causes Dandruff, Itchy scalp and falling hair? Who cares so long as Danderine overcomes this and It does, and quickly, too It does more. It grows hair and we can prove It. Try as you will, after an application of Danderine, you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or a loose or falling hair and your scalp will not Itch, but what will please you most, will be after a few weeks" use, when you will actually see new hair, fine and downy at first yes but really new hair sprouting all over the scalp. A little Danderine now will immedi ately double the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is Immedi ate and amazing your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy and have an ap pearance of abundance; an Incompar able lustre, softness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Get a 2 5 -cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove to yourself tonight now that your hair Is as pretty and soft as any that It has been neglected or injured by careless treatment that's all you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of It if you wlU Just try a little Danderine. THE BLESSING OF MOTHERHOOD Healthy Mothers and Chil dren Make Happy Homes Motherhood is woman's highest sphere In life. It is the fruition of her dearest hopes and greatest desires; yet thou sands of noble women through some de rangement have been denied this blesing. In many homes once childless there are now children because of the fact that Lydia E.Pinkham'B Vegetable Compound makeswomen normal,healthyand strong. San Antonio, Texas. "To all women who desire to have children in their bomes and to be well and happy I recom mend Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. I suf fered 'from a dis placement and other female weakness. Lydia E. Pinkham's VegetableCompound was the only remedy that ever helped me, and now I am a happy mother and highly recommend your med icine to all my friends." Mrs. A. B. Mabttnez, 121 S. Laredo St, San An tonio, Texas. Brooklyn, N.Y. "I was ailing all the time and did not know what the matter was. I wanted a baby but my health would not permit it. I was nervous, my side ached and I was all run down. I heard that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was good and took the medi cine. I have now a beautiful baby and your Compound has helped me in every way." Mrs. J. J. Stewart. 299 Hum boldt St, Brooklyn, N.Y. If yon want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will he opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. . - if