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' 13 - the MORXTNG OREGOXIAy, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1913. RHRISTM RRIFNP.P iiillili W TynrffHO Stamog Gfocnon Aa Charge AccosJlPainFuor bo. io V Principal Portland Agents Ladies' Home Journal Patterns and rumicauons-w . 'II . : v r EXPOSITION IS61VEN Better Means of Healing De clared Need by Professor H. S. Hering. RECENT DISCOVERIES TOLD Matter Is Held to fee Form of En' ergy, and Disease, Sin, Death, Discords, Etc, Classed as Errors of Consciousness. A clear exposition of the teaching's of Christian Science was sven last even ing: in First Church of Christ. Scien tist, by Professor Hermann 6. Hering, C. S. B., who lectured to an audience which filled that edirice to its capacity. The lecture will be repeated this even- in sr at 8 o'clock. W. T. Vaughn, who introduced the sneaker of the evening, said In part: "Something over 1900 years ago the shepherds on the hills or Betnienem beheld the Star of Truth which over hum the manfcer wherein was cradled Jesus, the Christ. By the light of th same truth, for some hundred years thereafter, the sick were healed, the blind made to see. the dumb to speak, the deaf to hear, and the lame to walk; devils were cast out and sinners were regenerated, and all by one and the same process. Unfortunately this Trutn for many succeeding centuries was osc, and It remained so until Its discovery In the year of 1866 by Mary Baker Eddy, who. In 1875 gave to the world a concise statement of her discovery In the form of "Science and Health, With Key to the Scriptures." since which time this Science has encircled the globe and the sun never sets upon its 'adherents. Every civilized country on the face of the earth with Its multi plied thousands of beneficiaries are testifying to Its healing and regenerat ing influence." Better Healing Declared Need. A part of Professor Herlng's lecture follows: There la no question of each general In terest to mankind as the one of healing. The universal demand and endeavor of hu manity Is for a larger measure of health and happiness than Is today attained, and there Is manifestly great need of some bet ter means of healing than that In general use. In the Bible, that remarkable and nnlque book which is believed in, respected and loved by millions of people as the standard of morals and right living, and as the true record of the appearing of divinity on earth for the salvation of mankind. In both the Old and .New Testaments of this book there are many statements which point to a means of healing both sin and disease which Christ Jesus proved to be far su perior to all others, a healing and saving power which should be searched for and found along very different lines from tnoe generally followed, and which Is above and apart from all that U material. According to recent discoveries In physical science matter Is a form of energy Instead of the Indestructible stuff or entity It has been believed to be. Its unit, the atom. Is found to be composed of positive and neg ative electrical corpuscles, called electrons and lona Material Objects Defined. Idealistic) philosophy and psychology teach that material objects are but object ified mental Impressions or concepts and not exterior substantive entltlea Christ Jesus proved existence to be wholly mental when- he walked on the water, stilled the tempest and overcame other ma terial conditions. Since these discordant conditions exist solely as a state of human consciousness their correction or destruction Involves a transformation of this consciousness. The universe created and constantly sus tained by God must be like him. for like produces like, therefore the real universe Is not finite or dimensional but Infinite, not destructible but Indestructible, not material but spiritual. Perfect Ood, perfect man, perfect being, is the basis of all Christian Science teach ing, anaylsis and practice. This Is the stan dard by which Christian Science measures and tests all human phenomena and experi ences In order to determine their true value. Spiritual TJnderstandlng Possible. This spiritual understanding, the percep tion and apprehension of divine truth. Christian Science now makes possible to alL Disease, sin. death, all discords, are, therefore, to be classed as errors of mortal consciousness, as mesmeric, illusory mental conditions. On this basis they can be cor rected with truth, while they cannot- be corrected so long as they are classed as either physical or mental realities. Even according to psychology and philosophy they are but objectified sense impressions. When an 111 or sin is healed in Christian Science It Is not the thought of the Chris tian Scientist which does the healing, but the spiritual truth which he knows and ap plies to the human error. The power Is in the truth Itself and not In the human will. Jesus said. "Te shall know- the truth, and the truth shall mnke you free." PORT. CAMPAIGN GETS AID Civic Organizations of Portland Will Hold Joint Meeting Today. Commercial and civic organizations of Portland will Join the Realty Board at a luncheon at the Commercial Club at noon today, which is to be one of the biggest demonstrations yet held in the campaign for a 40-foot channel at the mouth of the Columbia and the Ira provement of the river harbor. The luncheon will be given in tne main dining-room of the Commercial Club. Dr. Alfred Kinney, chairman of the Port of Columbia committee; ex-Sena tor Bourne, A. H. Averill, president of the -Chamber of Commerce, and C. S. Jackson, vice-president of the Com mercial Club, will be the speakers. Among other features of importance in the meeting will be the launching of a campaign to secure an additional dredge for the work on the bar and a resolution of protest against the order which will remove Major Mclndoe from the Portland district to the Philippines. An attendance of abont 400 is ex pected. VISITORS EAT BEAR MEAT Ad Club Entertains Delegates to League of Municipalities. Mayors and offclals from 40 cities of the Xorthwest ate bear meat with the Portland Ad Club at the Portland Hotel Wednesday, and enjoyed the nrst formal entertainment extended by a Portland organisation to the delegates attending the convention of the North west League of Municipalities. H. R. Albee, Mayor of Portland, was chairman of the day. The bear meat was a special compli ment to the members of the club and their guests by Manager Kauffman, of the Portland Hotel. RAILROAD ROW LOSES ONE Great Xorthern Passenger to Move to Morgan Building. "Goodby to Railroad Row" will be said by Great Northern passenger offi cials in Portland within the next few weeks when they move from 122 Third street to rooms now oems iiu.su v at 348 Washington street In the new Morgan building. This will be the first railroad office to move from the old "row" on Third street, which has Included virtually all the railroad and steamship offices in the city for the last decade. It marks another step toward the end of Third street as the railroad center. When the Southern Pacific established offices at Sixth and Oak streets early In the year the disintegration of the "row" was fairly started. It Is predicted that within the next year both the O.-W. R. & N. Company and the Northern Pacific will follow the retail district westward. In that event the foreign lines will stampede to be near them. The Great Northern passenger and ticket offices alone will occupy the room in the Morgan, building. The freight offices will remain where they are on the fourth floor of the Railway Exchange building. NEW SCHOOUSSOUBHT COMMITTEE TAKES" CEXSCS IN NORTHEAST SECTTOX." Rev. Oswald W. Taylor Favors Four Room Building and Plenty of Ground for Recreation. That the growth of that portion of the city bounded by East Twenty-second, East Forty-second, Knott and Prescott streets will Justify the erec tion of a new schoolhouse was the statement made by Rev. Oswald W. Taylor, chairman of the committee ap pointed to gather data for submis sion to the Board of Education. . A committee of interested citizens has been at work during the past week taking a census of the homes and school children in this territory, and this work will be finished in time for the next meeting of the directors when the budget will be completed. Effort is being Bade to have the cost of a two-acre site included in the budget with possibly a four-room building. This territory takes in part of East Irvington, Hancock-Street Addition, Hollyrood, part of Beaumont, Ala meda Park. Gleneyrle and several smaller residence additions, which are filling up with homes. It is thought that there are beta'een BOO and 600 homes in this territory. Chairman Taylor said that a schoolhouse can be built where It will be a mile from the Fernwood, Irvington and Vernoon schoolhouses. . ohiMrart walk a mile to reach these buildings," said Mr. Taylor. "Grounds enougn snoum for the schoolhouse and for recreation i . frwt Vilnr.ka and the purpuooa Q - - - Intervening street. This Is a fine dis trict and a building snou.a do trotiw in keeping with the character of the district. I am confident our canvass will show that we need a schoolhouse In this territory." Regular Shakenp'Occurs in JuYenile Polipe Force Official Heads of Seven Boy Police men Chopped Off by Commission for Conduct Unbecoming Officers. THERE was a big shakeup in the Police Department yesterday. It was not, however, the regular Police n.niFtm.nt rntrniil hv MflVor Albee. It was the Juvenile department, gov. erned tr5 the boy Mayor and boy City Commissioners. At a meeting of the Juveniles it was found that certain Juvenile policemen i RAn ai.Hm l tv mannar unbe coming policemen. Accordingly seven of them were relieved oi uieir eura. - The Commission considered also a plan of entertainment for delegates to the newsboys' convention to be held in Portland next June, lo maae enier- ..t..mn. aonU, tha nAWfthOVS Of the city within a few days will appoint a full set or boy county omciais. .nuiuu Ing a Board of County Commissioners, a Sheriff and other authorities. DEPUTY UNDER ARREST E. W. Doano Charged With Swin dling by Greenburg "Woman. E. W. Doane, 60 years old, ex-deputy In the tax department of the Sheriff's office, was yesterday arrested by Dep uty Constable Hunter on cnarge oi nav-Ina- swindled Mrs. Ealth Boales, of Greenburg. Or., In the sum of 143.60. the face amount oi a cnecit wuicn us gave her as part payment on some fur niture. Mrs. Boales told Deputy District At torney Deich that Doane first ofered to buy her house, and in payment tendered a deed to a parcel of land In Klickitat County. It turned out later that he die not own the designated land, she said, but that he did own land nearby, which he sold to a third party. She said that the furniture of the house, which he bought from her, he mortgaged without having secured title to It. Doane, who gave his residence as 430 Washington street, was first held under $2500 cash bail, but this was later re duced. NEW FREIGHT AGENT HERE George Cahill Is Promoted From Grand Trunk Seattle Office. George Cahill la the new freight agent for the Grand Trunk railroad and steamship system. He arrived yesterday, took off his coat and went to work In the new Grand Trunk of fices at Third and Washington streets. For the last few years he has been traveling freight agent for the same company out of Seattle and on account of efficient services was promoted to Portland. Dorsey B. Smith, who nan been agent for the Grand "Trunk In this city for the last year and a half, will handle passenger business exclusively. The Grand Trunk expects to assume an aggressive attitude in Its competition foi business out of Portland and as occasion demands will add to Its. force. Vancouver Oddfellows Entertain. VANCOUVER, Wash.. Oct. 2, (Spe cial.) D. W. Lamb, department com mander of the Patriarchs Militant, Canton. Oddfellows, and Frank A. Day ton, grand master of the Odfellows of the State of Washington, were guests of honor tonight at a banquet given by Vancouver Oddfellows In this halL Healthful Hints Deranged Stomach Dyspepsia and Indigestion Take one pound of prunes, one-quarter pound of raisins, three tablespoon fuls of sugar, boll in sufficient water to obtain one quart of syrup; cool and mix with an equal amount of Duffy's pure malt whiskey. This simple for mula, originally prescribed by Dr. F. J. Klussman, of Toledo, Ohio, will prove very efficient In ' cases of deranged stomachs, dyspepsia or nausea, and will require no additional drug or flavor, Adv. Olds', Wortman & King. Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Store Honrs 6 tSO to Bi80 Dally, Except Saturday. Saturday Honrs O :30 A. 91. to 9 130 P. M. & Retail N X Shopping M Stuart New Fall Coats $20, $28.50 Garment Department, Second Floor At these moderate prices -we feature the strongest lines of Women's and Misses' Coats ever brought to Portland. The fabrics, tailoring and style are equal to the ordinary coats you see about town marked at $2o to $3o. Three-quarter and full-length styles in popular cutaway effects trimmed with velvet and plush collars, buttons, etc. All the much-wanted rough weaves and new Fall cotags. S28.50 Drop in and inspect this line. Your coat is here. Priced at $20.00 and V v Special Showing Tailored Suits at $15.00 Women's New Tailored Suits at $25.00 Second Floor Stylish new Fall models in Serges. Diagonals, Tweeds, Matelasse, Bed ford Cords, Cheviots and many other popu lar weaves; cutaway and C? DO ilty styles. Special at " 131 novel Second Floor Cutaway and belted effects trimmed with satin or velvet collars, self col ored buttons, etc.; skirts in plain or draped effects, excellent style and eiC fhfk quality for general wear, r-i.vv Women sandMisses' New Fall Dresses Prices Range $10.00 to $50.00 Department, Second Floor Our long-established reputation for showing the prettiest dresses is weil Dome out oy wis season a matchless collection. Beautiful new models in plain tailored or fancy effects, styled with low necks, short or long sleeves and' tastefully trimmed with shadow laces, plaited nets, chiffon, em broidery, novelty buttons, etc. Some have the popular peplum effect with knife-plaited blouses; skirts are along plain' lines or in the much desired draped models. Materials include Serge, Eponge, Challies, Charmeuse, Crepe de Chine, etc. A number of dainty styles for misses, made along simple straight lines and trimmed with sashes, braid3, plaits, etc. Don't buy the new dress until you have seen our splendid showing. All the CC,) OO newest effects and all sizes. Priced $10.00 to l Gins' School Dresses, Worth up to $20, at $9.98 Second Floor Here's a wonderful opportunity to buy the girls' school dresses at about half price. Peter Thompson models of good quality English serge, styled with high or low necks and long sleeves. Some with sailor collar. Every mother knows this famous me. Come in na4 black and brown. Attractively trimmed with fancy braids and .Jk pipings. Sizes 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. Dresses which sold formerly up to Q QO $20.00 are now offered as a great Friday Special at the modest price of -PO The New Dress Skirts $6.75 to $32.50 Second Floor Ton will be mueh interested in the stylish new Separate Skirts we are now showing. In all wanted 6tyles, fabrics and colors. Fashion able new peg ; top, draped or plain styles. Q?J CZit At $6.75 to ZpO&.OU Wear a "Nemo" Corset When you wear a "Nemo" Cor set you present your figure .at its very best. "Nemo" Corsets represent the highest thought of experts in corset designing, em bodying the latest style features and most careful workmanship. The fit of your new Fall gown or suit depends on the corset which yon select to wear with it. Let it be a "Nemo," and rest assured you have the best fit ting, best constructed corset to be had. Just let one of our ex pert corsetieres help you select the model best suited to your figure and judge for yourself. We show this celebrated line in styles for every figure require ment. Department, Second Fir. 10 New Models "Nemo" Corsets, all sizes, 4 New Models "Nemo" Corsets, all sizes, $4.00 6 New Models "Nemo" Corsets, all sizes, $5.00 M&WV I Jjf Great Sale of Ribbon 50c Grades 25c 65c Grades 33c 85c Grades 48c Main Floor Thousands of yards of New Fall Ribbons offered at way below regular prices for today' selling. Ribbons for every purpose Millinery, Trimmings, Fancy Work, Sashes, etc. The very newest effects in Dresden, Plaids, Stripes and French Novelty Effects, in widths up to 6 inches. Light and dark color combinations. Regular 85c grades 48 a yard, 65o grades 33J a yard and the regular 60o O grades are offered at, yard,4'-'' Women's $3.50 Leather Handbags 1.89 Choice of Many Styles Main Floor You'll be sorry if you miss getting one of these era! styles and snapes. o.ne new sman uuvojij uu8 v regular shopping styles. Gilt, gunmetal or silver frames and leather or self lined. Very best of workmanship. See window. 35c Shadow Laces Now at 12c Yd. S1.25 Grades at 59c Yd. Department, Main Floor Two exceptional bargains in Shadow Laces await you here today. Hundreds of yards in very daintiest of patterns and in widths up to. 27 inches. Come in white, cream and ecru. We have grouped them into two great lots and priced them as follows for a quick "I Os cleanup: $3-25 grades at 59S 35o grades at A-ww Women's Reg. 48c Guimps On Sale Friday, Choice Only Main Floor About half price for these pretty Guimps if you buy them today. Many of them in tne mucn - wanton aigu- neck effects in net only. Some of these are a trifle soiled and mussed from being used for display, otherwise good as Q new. White, cream, ecru. Regular 48o Guimps at only " IVcifl Coatings in Great Variety $5.00 to $10.00 a Yard New Sealette Coatings priced at, the yard, $6.00 to $ 8.00 New Moleskin Coatings, priced at, the yard, $3.00 to $10.00 New Sealkin Coatings, priced at, the yard, $6.00 to $10.00 New Conieskin Coatings, priced at, the yard, $9.00 to $10.00 New Brocaded Velours, priced at, the yard, $5.0O to $ 8.00 New Brocaded Plushes, all colors, priced at, the yard, $ 7.0O Choose the New Petticoat Friday at Big Saving! Three Special Lots Much Underpricea At $3.98 Special assort ment of Women's Silk Petti coats in splendid quality Messaline and Taffeta Silks, also a number in Jersey Tops. Styled with the "New ton Extension" tops or with strings. Cut in the popular close-fitting styles and neat ly trimmed with plaits and bands. Full assortment of the newest Fall shades, also in black. An exceptional bar gain at this Dries. Supply your needs at CJO QQl special price of Pci70 1 At $4.49 In this line we snrriA with Nwt.on Extension offer several different stvles. bands, others with string tops. Jiixceuent quality or changeable Taffeta in a beau tiful line of new Autumn col orings. Extra well made with double sewed seams and trimmed with plain stitched bands, and dainty narrow flounces. Cut to oonform to latest styles. Full assortment of all lnnfths. Extra finemnl Friday bargain 3?5 LCl offering, each, At $5.00 At this popular price you may choose from the celebrated "Klosfit" or "Newton Extension" Petticoats- in a splendid showing of this season's newest col ors and black. Best grade Messaline Taffeta and some in all-Jersey. Many handsome styles to select from, in cluding those with the new wide folds. These are stand ard qualities and are guar anteed to fit and v!-?ar to your turn. iea to lit ana vvear to : satisfac- fifk , Special at P-'L'v Special Sale Baby Blankets At Center Circle Main Floor Infants' Double Blankets in all white or white with pink and blue borders, in OQa good weight. Special, ea O C C. At 39 Each Baby Blankets in white, blue and pink. Reg- QQy ular 50o grade, on sale at'' At $1.69 Each Children's "Beacon" Blanket Bath Robes in blue, pink, red and tan, in Kewpie, Teddy and Rabbit 7 fiQ designs. Ages 2 to 6. wi Men's 'Alligator' Coats andPants The Never Leak Kind Basement We are the Portland agents for the celebrated . "Alliga tor" Water -Proof Coats, Pants and Aprons for men and boys. If you find an "Alligator" gar ment that you think is leaky, lay it over a box or barrel and pour water on it. Keep this up until you are thoroughly satisfied. If you find it does leak, bring it back at once and we will give you your money back or a new coat. All "Alligator" gar ments are absolutely guaranteed. Men's "Alligator" Coats Short Men's "Alligator wat-oui , W If S lengths$1.98Jingthsat 'l$$tE ? 5SC f,,ll lpnrt.hs at SR3.75. JM-s. VVY lug' iUls T 4 M $3.25 andJJgthj3!;75. We carry a complete line of all sizes. Men's "Alligator" Pants at $1.98 Men's "Alligator" Aprons, $1.25 BoysVAlligator" Pants at $1.98 Boys' "Alligator" Coats at $1.98 " Allitrntor" garments come in army" drab color, just the thing for hunting-S the real, live Florida alligators the Morrison - street windows. I ' i See in Men's $1.25 Shirts Special at 95c Each Complete Range of All Sizes Main Floor Men's Shirts in plain, plaited or semi-bosoms. Coat style with cuffs attached. Excellent showing of neat hairline, cluster and fancy patterned percales and madras cloths. Colors fast, fabrics laundry proof. Every shirt cut plenty full and neatly tailored. Stand- O ard $1.25 shirts on sale all day Friday at, your choice, eaeh,''' Fall Lines in Soft and Stiff Hats $3 Up to $7.50 Main Floor Let our expert hat man show you the season 's' latest blocks. Imported velours in the new greens, browns, grays and black--$3.50, $4.00 to $7.50. New Soft Felt Hats in all the leading colors "Stetson," "Shoebel" and "Belgrade" makes. Ask to see our famous "Sheridan" Hats, guaranteed water-proof. Come in soft and stiff styles and only one price, $3.00. Hats for every man; full line in 'all "styles and all colors are here. Men's 25c OWK Hose Box 6 Pairs $1 Main Floor To introduce this high-grade line of Men's Hose, manu factured especially for us by one of the largest American factories, we offer our customers a box of six pairs for one dollar. Regular selling price 25c a pair. One trial will convince you of the splen- fl T ftfk did quality. Good range of colors and black. Box of 6 pairs, V v The Best $20.00 Suit in Portland Main Floor Not only in looks, but in quality, are these suits superior to others shown at this price. Blue and Brown All-Wool Cheviots in box back and conservative models. Strictly hand tai- (fOA fkfk lored. All sizes at Pwtf. UU We are exclusive Portland agents for Brokaw Bros.' Fine Clothes for men. Prices: $25, $30, $35 Full Lines Men's Baincoats and Overcoats in all flfh styles at $10 to PJJ.JU Men's $1.25 Shirts 73c Bargain Circle Main 'Floor A sensational one-day sale of Men's High-Grade Shirts. Great variety of fancy patterns. All are- well made and cut in full standard sizes. Some are slightly soiled from being handled. Nearly all sizes. Regular $1.25 O, Shirts, specially priced at The Golden Gift of Life is Health Special Sale Child's Underwear 50c Grades 39c . 65c Grades 49c 75c Grades 59c Main Floor Mothers who are wont to buy the children's underwear about now will find this an unusual money-saving opportunity. Children's Ribbed Pants and Vests in natural and gray colors. Well made, nicely trimmed and perfect fitting garments Grades sellinir formerly at 50c, in sizes 18, 18 and 20, at 39 garment. Grades selling formerly at65c, in sizes 22" 24 and" 26, at 49 garment. Grades sellinj! formerly at 75c, taJ sizes 28, 30 and 32, at 59t? garment. These are all standard makes and are' C a nrnir Tnl'O fl A Vlltl til " Special Note Uur .r ail ana winter unes ot uaerouo uu onc. Underwear for Women is now complete Cotton, Lisle, Silk and Wool or Pure Wool in any style garments. Let this store supply your needs. j .iv .fi s-r rv The mother who is thinking of her boy's future should help him build a strong frame. "Right -Posture" is the name of our beautiful new Health Suits for Boys. They are made in the best equipped boys' clothes shop in America; it is tended by expert hands from the cut of the cloth to the press of the iron. It is sewn with silk thread throughout. Every wear seam is reinforced, every button pull-proof. There is an Eleventh Com mandment sewn into every suit "Thou Shalt Not Stoop" a patented device that will guide your boy straight to sound - lunged, full - chested manhood. "Right-Posture" Suits are designed in beautiful Norfolks and Fancy Pleats. Come today and see 'Right Posture,' the suit for your boy. f fk fif Priced from $6.50 to plV.Vl Pair of Dumb-Bella given with every boy's suit sold Friday and Saturday. Extra Heavy Suits at. $8.50 to $10.00 Main Floor Extra Heavy weight Boys' Suits In double breasted Norfolks with con vertible collars. To wear without overcoat All sizes. Ask to see these Cin (f fine suits, 88.50 to v.UU V.I SY- ' 4 New Fall Lines English China Now on Display 3d Fir. English China in open stock patterns, sold in sets or separate pieces. ' Minton, Coal port, Royal Doulton and Cope land English China. We are ex clusive Portland agents for Min ton China one of the world's most famous makes. Many fancy pieces suitable for wed ding gifts and other remem brances to your friends are hero. Special sale all this week of Andirons, Fire Sets, Screens, etc Silverware at reduced prices Boys' Corduroy Suits $5.00 and $6.50 Main Floor Boys' Corduroy Suits in the popular Norfolk style, with peg-top pants. Estra well made and guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Come in good serviceable colors for school wear and in all sizes. Reasonably C fl CZfh priced, $5.00 andPf.Ol Boys' and Children's New Fall Hats in all siyles, 50 to $5.00