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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1914)
3 Store Open Tonig'ht "WitH Over 200 Male Employes From 6 to 9. P. M. rVAen n Doubt, Give A Merchandise Bond Good for any amount at any time all over the store. First Floor. Red Cross Booth tore Open Tonight n WitH Over 200 Male Employes From 6 to 9 F. M. C"Mcrchandieo of Merit Onb Xmas Shoppei BTnl In. tine TTTB MORNING OREGONTAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1914. CPcTl Art 7 mrs ORE w Of Gold Silver Precious Stones Every Piece in This Immense Stock &ntjfiitl) to ?alf Hz& Important Sales From the 4th Floor Suits for Small Women at $7.50 Selling Regularly to $25.00 Of finest qualities serges, cheviots, broadcloth and fancy suitings, in brown, navy, mahogany and 'combination plaids. Children's Hats One-Third Off Special, $1.50, $2.00 to $14.95 Selling regularly at $2.25, $3.00 to $22.50 of velvets, felts, plush and silks. In white and colors. For children 2 to 8 years. This includes all imported hats. Children's Coats One-Third Off Special, $3.35, $4.65 to $11.65 Selling regularly at $4.95. $6.95 to $17.50. Of velvet, fancy mix tures, plaids, stripes and plain colors. In Balmacaan. belted and flare styles. Sizes 1 0 to 14 years. $6.50 Girls' Serge Dresses $5.00 In sizes 6 to 1 4 years. Of all-wool serge in navy blue, brown, Copen hagen, black-and-white checks. $2.50 Infants' and Children's Dresses 98c Of white lingerie cloth, with panel front and low-belted style. Trimmed with lace, hand embroidery. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Children's Dresses Special $1.95 . Selling Regularly to $5.50 Of serge and challie, in regulation and low-waistline styles, with pleated skirts. Fourth Floor First Fluor 3 Decorated Novelty German Ivory Toilet Articles Just In by Express From Berlin and arrived in good time for a last-minute sale. If you have had any doubts about making an ivory selection, this special ivory will quickly help you to decide, as it is very new and very attractive. Decorated in Dresden designs and colorings, showing little sprays of roses and bowknots of ribbon in colors. Hair brushes, cloth brushes, hat brushes, combs, shoe horns, mirrors, powder boxes, hair receivers, nail files, button hooks, clocks, pin cush ions, brush trays and pomade jars. 75c Articles 59c $1.35 Articles 98c $3.00 Articles . . .$2.23 $5.00 Articles . ..$4.48 First Floor Xmas Handkerchiefs in a Great Sale At 3 for $1.18 AH pure linen, hand-embroiderd corners, wide and narrow hems. Three in a box. At 3 for 25c Shamrock lawn, embroidered corners. Also em broidered initial handkerchiefs. At 15c Each Pure linen, narrow and wide hems, dainty embroi dered corners. At 3 for $1.00 All pure linen, hand-embroidered comers. Also imitation Madeira, with embroidered corners. At 3 for 68c Pure linen, Alpine embroidery, narrow hems. Three. handkerchiefs in holiday box At 3 for $1.98 Very fine Irish hand-embroidered, pure linen, with narrow and new wide hems. At 35c Each Hand-embroidered and lace-edged, fine, pure linen. with new wide embroidered hems. At 22 V&c jEact Pure linen initial handkerchiefs, block initial. All letters. At 25c Each New long script initial handkerchiefs, also block initials, warranted all pure linen. At 33c Each Novelty initial glove kerchiefs, with rolled colored hems and colored initial. Pure linen. First Floor i If he smokes, here are suitable gifts Smokers' Stands Just like the illustration. Finished in ma- hogany, oak, fumed oak and wax oak, in a large variety of styles, complete with brass trays and racks. $2.25, $2.75 to $8.75. Fifth Floor SWEDISH IRON STANDS, SP'L, $1.48 Smokers stands of wrought Swedish iron, in hand some finish. Complete with ash tray, match holder and two cigar rests. Hand-Wroueht 4-oie-.cn Srtx. Sar-ial 1 9 ft Swedish iron, hand-wrought sets, of tray, ash receiver, match holder and candle holder. INDIVIDUAL BRASS SMOKERS' SETS, $1.06 Suitable for card table use. Set consists of match holder and four sepa rate individual ash receivers, made of brass. REVERSIBLE SPUN BRASS ASH TRAYS, SPECIAL 55c Made with solid brass ash holder and reversible ash receiver. CHARACTER HEAD TOBACCO JARS, SPECIAL, 43c Made of china, in the shape of a head. PHEASANT ASH RECEIVERS, SPECIAL, $1.49 Natural-colored golden pheasant, with brass ash receiver in connection. Sixth Floot Never was a little girl who would say no to One More Doll And there are plenty more dolls in the House of a Thousand Babies. Come! Every kind of doll that's made, bisque and celluloid dolls, unbreak able dolls, girl, boy and baby dolls, from the tiniest to dolls almost the size of the little girls who receive them. Celluloid Dolls at One-Half Price 10c Dolls 5c 12c Dolls 6c 20c Dolls 10c 25c Dolls 13c 35c Dolls 18c 50c Dolls 25c 75c Dolls 38c $1 Dolls 50c Some of these dolls have jointed shoulders and hips, others with char acter baby faces. $1.50 full-jointed. 12-inch dolls, curly hair, eyelashes 59c $2.50 22-inch full-jointed dolls, bisque head, curly hair, movable eyes $1.49 $1.75 kid dolls, 18 inches long, cork striped bisque .head, curly hair lashes 98c 75c dressed character babies, chub by bodies, side eyes, short curly hair 50c Second Floor Hair Goods Sale For One Day Only $2.95 and $5.95 Transformations . Special $1.45-$3.45 -These transformations are of natural wavy hair, which can be worn all around the head as a roU or can be used as a wig. $14.95Switches$7.50 28 and 30-inch French hair switches, natural wavy. Made on three separate short stems, with all long hair. Second Floor Is a World of Gift Opportunities FANCY NORFOLK SUITS $7.95 For Suits Selling Regularly at $10.00 to $16.50 Of tweeds and homespuns and English mixtures. In browns, tans, gray and blue mixtures. Suits of quality and fit best quality of lining. For the Boys Between 6 and 17 Years BOYS' NAVY-BLUE SUITS In Sizes for Boys 6 to 18 Years. Made of the best quality serges and cheviots in " Norfolk and sack styles. Double and single-breasted, perfect fit ting, best workmanship, best linings. $7.95 FOR $12.50 to $13.50 Suits $8.95 FOR $ 9.50 to $13.50 Suits BOYS' OVERCOATS Selling to $11.50, for. . .$5.95 Selling to $19.50, for. . .$8.95 BOYS' SWEATERS - Special, 79c, 98c, $1.48 and $2.25 In white, gray, red and maroon. V-neck, ruffneck and pull-over styles. BOYS' PANTS Regular 75c and 85c for . .49c. Regular $1.00 for 77c Of fancy wool mixtures, checks, stripes and diagonals. In grays, tans, browns. Knickerbocker style. BOYS' HATS FOR XMAS GIFTS Hats of mixtures, zibelines, beavers, corduroys, vel vets and plushes, in regulation Tyrolean, telescope and baby shapes. Sizes 2 to 14 years. Hats Selling to $2.00 for 50c Hats Selling to $3.00 for 98c Hats Selling to $5.00 for $1.98 BOYS' FLANNEL BLOUSES Made of navy blue and gray flannel. In heavy and light weight materials. Tapeless style, turn-down collars. Sizes 6 to 1 4 years. 98c Regular $1.25 to $1.75 BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS In navy blue and gray. In sizes 12 to 14. Golf collar style and button finish. , $1.25 Regular $1.50 to $1.75 Fourth Floor GLOVES Why Not Gloves for Her Xmas? $2.25 high-grade novelty two-pearl-clasp glace finished gloves, with half-inch contrasting welt and heavy contrasting embroidery. In black, white, tan, gray, champagne $ 1 .79 FOWNES' real kid glace gloves, with two pearl clasps, fancy trimmed and silk lined. In black, white, tan $2.25 $1.50 two-clasp glace finish French lambskin gloves, with contrasting stitching. , In black, white. Special $1.19 Valliers washable glace gloves, guaranteed, two-clasp style, for .$2.00 $1.75 Russian Kassan gloves, one-clasp pique style, for street wear. In black, white and tan. Special $1.59 $1.75 Imported Doe and chamois gloves, with heavy crochet embroidery on the backs. Special $1.59 $1.25 'real kid gloves, two-clasp, overseam style. In black, white brown, tan, gray and navy. Also extra quality cape one-clasp gloves, P.X.M. sewn, in black, white, tan. Special ...... .-.98c Two-clasp, fleece-lined cashmere gloves, in black, gray, brown and navy, for '. 50c Real kid gloves, 16-button style, glace finish. Fownes make, pique sewn, for $3.50 $2.50 durable quality 1 6-button lambskin gloves in white only. Special $1.95 MISS YOUNG, THE EXPERT GLOVE-FITTER, so favorably known to hundreds of Portland women, is now in our glove depart ment. First Floor Jfrom Xonbon JBurtoarb balmacaans For a century the "Ulster House," Kenneth Durward, has been known for Balmacaans. They originated the style and have copy righted the name "Balmacaan." The wonderful materials the dis tinct English mixtures and the fabrics the remarkable wearing qual ities, have given a place to these English Balmacaans that remains undisputed in the realm of men's wear. Saturday we offer these famous English coats at the following prices, selling our Regular $45.00 English Balmacaans $34.95 Regular $35.00 English Balmacaans $24.95 Jf rom Honbott English Knitted Scarfs Selling Regularly at $3.00 and $2.50 Very Special $1.39 These scarfs represent the perfection in English neckwear. There are men who have worn these satisfactory scarfs for years and, no matter what slant fashion takes or what new whim arises, they still wear English knitted silk scarfs. We are presenting to our customers today about 30 dozen of the finest real English silk knitted scarfs at a price that is below the cost of importation. In novelty patterns and plain colors. i $3.50 Silk Shirts Made of Imported Materials Very Special $2.19 These shirts are made of a fine, soft silk mixed fabric in a wonderful range of delicate colorings, softest tints in the newest patterns. Made with soft bosoms and soft French cuffs. All sizes. 50c Silk Hose for 33c Pair Pure-thread silk hose of fine quality. Reinforced heel and toe. In navy, tan, gray and wine. Sizes 9J to 1 1 ?. These socks would make most acceptable Xmas gifts. Men's House Coats, Gowns and Bath Robes Most of them made especially to our ideas and created with' an eye to comfort and style so that selections may safely be made by women who want to feel sure that they are buying something a man will like. House coats, $5.00 to $15.00. Bath robes and lounging robes, $3.75 to $9.00. First Floor Every Suit t?eIuced Every Dress Reduced Every Coat Reduced Every Skirt Reduced Every Fur Reduced Third Floor Fairy Tales Delightfully Told by Miss Hunter every Saturday in the Doll Shop from 3 until 5 o'clock. All children welcome. Second Floo f TSe Power of a IDollar Is Forcefully Demonstrated in The Oolidiay B On the Second Floor Where Thousands of Xmas Gifts Are Assembled for Your Inspection NotHirf Over One Dollar WAR LAID TO ANARCHY SCOPE IS INTERNATIONAL, SATS GERMAN EDUCATOR. Only SO of Lnt 3000 Yean Not Torn by War, bat 6000 Peace Treaties Were Made, Says Speaker. CHICAGO. Dec. IS. International an archy Is the factor of the present civili zation causing the war, according to Dr. John Mez. of the University of Munich, president of the International Society of Students, in an address here today. "The main factor in international re lations," he said, "is the desire for trade, grain, colonies and conquest. War Is the necessary outcome of the present condition of society, which is interna tional anarchy. "In the last 3000 years there have only been 50 years without war, and there have been 8000 peace treaties." Among the steps necessary to make peace something more than armed neu trality. Professor Mez said, was a con cert of the powers to police the world and an end of secret treiti an in demnities." BENEFIT FOR POOR TONIGHT Vancouver Plana to Care for Needy and Stages Show. VANCOUVER, Wash, Dec. IS. (Spe cial.) A benefit performance for the needy poor of the city will be given in the Rex Theater tonight. Tickets are now being- sold In the city, and all money taken in will be turned over to the relief association. A room has been obtained where Frank Dye is sending- out clothing- and foodstuffs to needy families as rapidly as they are received. The Salvation Army Is working hard 'for Its annual Christmas tree and dinner. Wood Is being given to those in need. Church Rioter Sentenced. ROSEBUHG. Or.. Dec. 18. (Special) Pleading guilty on a charge or as sault with a dangerous weapon. Clifford Howard, of Ten-Mile, was sentenced yesterday by Judge Hamilton to pay a fine of $100. The altercation which led to Howard's arrest occurred during a series of evangelistic services at Ten-Mile. SLAYER LANDED IN JAIL MARTIN SATS BE KILLED HUB BARS IN SELF DEFENSE. No Resistance Offered When Officers Arrive at Martin's Home la Southern Oregon. MEDFORD. Or, Dec 18. (Special.) After spending the entire night guard ing the body of A. S. Hubbard on a lone ly trail near Elk Creek, Sheriff Singler and Deputy Sheriff Wilson at sunrise this morning walked to the cabin of Loris Martin, arrested him and brought him to the Jail at Jacksonville, where he Is held tonight without ball. Much to the surprise of his friends, Martin made no attempt to get away and did not resist arrest. He met Sheriff Sing ler on the trail in front of his cabin, and with the remark, "Guess I am the man you are looking for," handed over his rifle, kissed his mother good-by and was brought at once to Medford, where he consulted Attorney Reames and asked him to take his defense. According to Martin's story he shot Hubbard In self-defense. "I met Hub bard and Deputy Warden Irwin as I was returning to my cabin after bait ing my traps," he told Police Chief Hltt son. "After greeting them Hubbard jumped off his horse and, pulling his gun, walked toward me. I had a gun in one hand and an ax in the other. Don't come any nearer, I said, or I'll shoot. Hubbard didn't stop, but came faster. I fired from my hip with one hand and he dropped. I shot him in self-defense." Martin is about 40 yeara old and is unmarried. He was born in South ern Oregon and Is a picturesque type of the pioneer trapper and woodsman. Lean, slight, but hard as nails, he has eked out a precarious existence for 25 years with his rifle and traps. He had the reputation of being the best shot in Jackson County. Coroner Kellogg re turned with- Hubbard's body tonight and an Inquest will be held tomorrow. TAX FALLS ON ALIMONY Person Who Pays Must Withhold Government Share at Source. WASHINGTON. Dec IS. Alimony is fixed income and the person -who pays it must withhold any amounts due un der the income tax. This decision was announced today by Commissioner of Internal Revenue Osborn, In a synop sis Of nilinPA An til . law - , disagreement with previous rulings. "uupoui maxes it clear that while an American woman who marries a foreigner takes his nationalitv, she cannot claim exemption on property liable to the tax. Salaries of United States Judges ap pointed since the law was enacted are subject to the tax, as are those of re tired Judges. The mileage of Con gressmen is subject to tax, except that part actually expended in transporta tion. Fees received by preachers are re garded as part of taxable incomes. Christmas gifts are not taxable. LAND FRAUD IS ASSERTED Society of Douthobors Want Refund for Purchase in Lini County. ALBANY, Or.. Dec 18. (Special.) Asserting that the man who acted as their agent and Interpreter when they purchased 1000 acres of land in Linn County deceived them, the Society of Independent Doukhobors today brought suit in the State Circuit Court here to set aside the contract and get a refund of $7000 already paid on a purchase price of $60,000 and a refund of 88000 for Improvements made on the property. B. J. Hecker and Ada Hecker, who owned the land sold, are named as defendants. About a year ago the plaintiff so ciety, which Is composed of Russians from Western Canada, purchased 1000 acres of land near Peoria la this county, for the purpose of colonizing It and farming it. A large number of Russians moved on the land and have been farming it since that time. Albany War Veterans to Practice. ALBANY. Or.. Dec 18. (SpeclaL) A rifle club, which will be affiliated with the National Rifle Association of America, has been formed by Spanish War Veterans here. Frank C. Stell macher was chosen president of the new organisation; Charles H. Baker, vice-president; Alvin C. Baker, secre tary: R. C. Churchill, treasurer, and E. S. Hawker, executive officer. The club has been named The Spanish War Vet erans' Rifle Club of Albany. Certificate of Nomination Filed. SALEM. Or, Dec 18 (Special.) J. R. Callahan, of Tillamook, today filed with Secretary of State Olcott a certifi cate of nomination by electors for Dis trict Attorney In Tillamook County. A recall election baa been called for De cember 29, charges of incompetency having been preferred against M. J. Gersoni. the incumbent. Other aspir ants for the office are J. Victor A. Far nell and T. H. Ooyne. HOW TO CLEAR AWAY PIMPLES Bathe your face for several minutes with Resinol Soap and hot water, then apply a little Resinol Ointment very gently. Let this stay on ten minutes, and wash off with Resinol Soap and more hot water, finishing with a dash of cold water to close the pores. Do this once or twice a day, and you will be astonished to find how quickly the healing, antiseptic Resinol medication soothes and cleanses the pores, re moves pimples and blackheads, and leaves the complexion clear and velvety. Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap stop itching instantly and speedily heal skin humors, rashes, wounds and chafing. Sold by all druggists. Doc tors have prescribed Resinol for nearly 20 years. Adv. s