. TIIE MORXIXG OREGOXIA3T. MONDAY, 23, 1914.
Special Notice: Change in Conditions on Label Prizes
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H
ome-Induistry Campaign
On account of those who have been collecting so many Home Industry Labels of one kind,
and to encourage the saving of labels from alL the goods mentioned on this page, we have
decided to change the conditions. This will take place with awards for labels collected this
month, all of which must be in at the Home Industry Dept., Morning Oregonian, by 6 P. M.
next Friday.
Variety of Labels Will Count 50
Hereafter prizes will be awarded in this way 50 for the largest assortment of goods represented, and
50 "for the largest number of "labels, irrespective of kind. This change will make conditions fairer to all, and
enable everyone to compete with better, chanees for winning a prize. ,
' Six Cash Prizes Each Month for Labels .
Start saving them today read the reasons on this page why articles made in Oregon deserve your patronage.
Fjrst Prize $10 in Gold Third Prize $2 in Silver
Second Prize $5 in Gold ' Three Prizes $1 Each
AU labels for prizes awarded next Monday must be in The Oregonian Home Industry Dept. by 6 P. M. next
Briday. ' . . -
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In the children's a, b, c's,
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To the discriminating
housewife.
Made by expert workmen.
The straws are firm,
r a i g h t and tough. .
'Z" from our Wrappers, for
Home Industry Frizes.
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Let Us Light Your Way
With "Oregon-Made" Electricity.
Portland Railway,
Light & Power Co.
has ten large generating plants in Oregon. You
do not depend on any one oi tbem for service.
Keep Men Employed at Home.
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER
COMPANY
Broadway and Alder Streets
Phones: Marshall 5100, A 6131 .
I bake more bread-
1 f s
-HOLLY ' Wli
It Whips
because it is richest in butterfat.
That is why
"Holly"
Milk
is the best and most popular of all
condensed milks.
The richest milk scientifically
evaporated always uniform and
"sweet."
Ask for "Holly" at All Grocers'
Have all "Holly" labels for June in
by next Iriday.
IS,
First Aid
to the Hostess!
When unlooked-for company comes
you'll feel perfectly secure with
"OTTER"
CLAMS
in the pantry. Delicious
broths, chowders and bouil
lons prepared in a few mo
ments. All the fresh sweet npss of
flavor retained. At all gro
cers, 15 2 cans 25
Save "Otter" Clam labels for
prizes. For June contest labels
must be in by next
Friday.
Have Your Children Win a Cash
Prize for Home - Industry Essays
On "Why Oregon People Should Do All Their Buying from
Oregon Manufacturers, Everything Else Being: Equal."
This contest is open to every girl and boy in Oregon under 18 years of age. For the best
essays the following prizes are offered each month: 1
First Prize $5 Second Prize $2 Three Prizes of $1 Each
Essays should not be over 200 words in length, and must be in the Home Industry Dept., Morning Ore
gonian, by 6 P. M., next Friday, in order to compete for prizes awarded -next Monday.
For ideas on the way' to write these essays, see Oregonian of June 1, which printed the prize-winning essays
of last month.
now than ever before the
family can't seem to eat
enough since I use
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I make it in just the same
manner, so I'm sure
It isn't the recipe;
It's the flour!"
Insist upon "Olympic"
from your grocers
have it mentioned on
sales-slips and include
with your labels for
prizes.
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B to food! Give the babies XJfifcl 1
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2 Have Them la for June VVscfea ) it 1 ''ii K ill
IT IS one achievcnient to produce
good coffee and another to deliver
it fresh to the consumer. The
new parchment inner seal of
'Golden West'
Coffee
accomplishes this heenmi
achievement by retaining that
rich flavor for which (iolden
West Coffee is renowned. And
our Friction Top keeps it fresh
after the seal is broken. No
can opener required.
Have labels frnaa "(ioldra Meal"
la for prim by nest Friday
(coffeI
GIRLAGGIDENTALLY KILLS
TRAGEDY RESULTING I.X DEATH OF
BABY MECE RELATED.
Saiall Rifle la Discharged, Bullet En
tering; Chllda Head Mother la
I Absent at Time.
HII.LSBORO. Or., June 21. (Spe
cial.) The mystery which surrounded
the ahooting- of little 3-year-old Adell
Simpson at Reavcrton on Friday was
cleared up when Hazel Simpson, the
K-ycar-old aunt f the child confessed
to Coroner Barrett that she had been
the Innocent cause of the tragedy.
Adell Simpson and her 1-year-old
brother, the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Ten Simpson, a barber in the Wash
ington Hotel of this city, had been
spending a few days at the home of
t'eir grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert P. Simpson, in Beaverton. while
their mother, with other Hillsboro
women, was at Hood River pickings
berries.
Hazel, who at first denied al! knowl
edge of the shooting, now admits that
she had found her brother's 25.20 rifle
leaning in the corner of his bedroom.
She was not aware that it was loaded
and was posing with it before the mir
ror, when she accidentally pulled the
trigger. The ball crashed through the
wall of the room and into the top of
the 3-year-old child's head, finally
lodging in the window casing.
The dead child's mother on the day
of. the tragedy had planned to surprise
her husband by returning to their
hdme here ahead of her announced com
ing. She passed through Beaverton an
hour after the tragedy, entirely un
conscious of the fate of her little one,
receiving the news on her arrival here.
Railroad Engineer Resigns.
CHEHALIS. Wash., June 21. (Spe
cial.) George W. Osgood, resident en
gineer In charge of the location and
construction of the Milwaukee's branch
line from Maytown to Willapa Harbor
since Its projection through here, has
tendered his resignation to accept a
position In, Seattle.
Try Santlseptic Lotion alter shavlng.Adv
BEND PATES ARE BALD
WAGER IJf CLUB MEMBERSHIP COX
TEST COSTS THREE MEN HAIR.
Commercial Organization Gains 172
Members, Bnt Loaera of 'Bet Are
Ylctoma of Many Pleasantries.
BEND, Or, June SI. (Special.) At a
luncheon here today the results of a
membership contest in the Commercial
Club were announced. As a result
the club is in a more prosperous con
dition than ever in its history, and
everyone is elated, especially the mem
bers of the winning team. The con
test shows 182 new members.
The elation is not universal, for three
prominent citizens were indiscreet
enough to bet that their team was the
winning one, and the wager they made
with members of the opposing team
was that if defeated they were to
shave all the hair from their heads.
The conditions of the wager have been
lived up to. As a result J. A. Eastes.
Justice of the Peace and real estate
agent; H. W. Skuse, hardware dealer,
and G. P. Putnam, editor of The Bend
Bulletin, are as bald as eggs and re
semble that product conspicuously so
far as their domes are concerned.
Ten days ago the Commercial Club
divided into two teams, each with 15
members. The teams then solicited
new members for the club. The win
ning team secured 96 and the losing
team S6. Geat interest in the contest
was aroused and much "joshing" has
fallen upon the shaved pates of the
defeated canvassers.
DRUG STORE IS HELD UP
Painter Who Escapes With $30 Is
Captured In Halt Hoar.
NORTH TAKIMATwash., June 21
(Special.) Jacob Schmidt, a painter,
entered the West Side drug store just
before closing time and held up the
proprietors and two customers, whom
he forced to remain quiet by threaten
ing them with a pistol, while he took
$30 from the cash .drawer.
Schmidt was arrested half an hour
later In a Ealoon,- where he was spend
ing money freely. He said he held up
the drug store because work was slack
and his family was in want.
BAPTIST CHURCH SPLITS
INSTITUTIONAL WORK ROCK THAT
CAUSES SEATTLE BREACH.
Resnlt la Formation of New Cencre
satloa Pledged 4 Operate on
Broadest of Principles.
SEATTLE, Wash., June 21. (Spe
cial.) Wholesale withdrawals from
the present organizations of at least
four of the Seattle Baptist churches be
cause of the quiet contest that has been
waged for the adoption of the policy
of institutional church .worjc and con
gregational controversies arising
through the resignations of Rev. Luther
Little and Rev. J. E. Noftslnger, have
brought a new church to Seattle, pre
liminary organization, of which was
perfected last night.
The new church will be known as the
"Central Church." It will have its own
home in the downtown district in the
near future, as soon as neoessary ar
rangements can be made, and the broad
est interpretation of the Institutional
theory of church work will govern its
activities.
A charter membership of 40 prom I .
nent Baptists has been formed from the
progressive faction of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church, all of whom have
withdrawn following; the decision by
conservative members of that church to
retain possession of the property at
Fifteenth avenue and Harrison miw t
and to stay out of Institutional work.
Members from Immauuel and Tmi!
Baptist churches are showing a arlll
eagerness to join the rank a of the pro.
gresalvea. and a dttlnatlnn from Ilia
First Church, a majority of whom
transferred from Tabernacle and Tem
ple churchea during the recent blttot
ns. will elo loin the pew h-1v