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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1917)
TIIE 3IORXIXG OREGONIAX, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1917. YOU'LL ENJOY THE MANUFACTURERS' AND LAND PRODUCTS SHOW NOW IN PROGRESS AT THE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM We Are Observing Community Week with special exhibits of Community and Par Plate ware. A good time to select gifts from our complete stocks. All desirable patterns. Silverware Shop, Main Floor. The Superior Features of Our Beauty Parlors commend them to discriminating women. Manicuring, hairdressing, facial and scalp treatments. Children's haircutting.. Chi ropody. Beauty Shop, Fifth Floor. IHas a Greater Purchasing Power Than You Would Believe Possible Today In Proof of Which We Offer Today Many Remarkable "$1 Day" Bargains The- Quality' StcJrje or- Portland In Our Lower Price Downstairs Store pecial Values Today! Here Are a Few! lviany v ery i i 8 1 A Sale of Dress Findings and Dressmakers' Supplies 10c Cotton Belting, black or white, li to 3 ins., yd. 6 10c De Long Snap Fasteners, black or white, 3 cards 2." Washington Steel Pins, needle point, 4 400-count papers for 150. 3c Aluminum Thimbles special today at three for o. 35c Grande Skirt Markers special at 290. 35c Tailor's Bias Seam Tape, colors only, 100-yd. bolt 150 5c Windsor or Dorcas Hooks and Eyes, four cards 150 Tailor's Chalk, white and assorted colors, 6 dozen to the box, 350. Warren's Boned Girdelin, black and white, all sizes, 30c grade, 4 to 4 inches, 250; 25c grade, 3 to 3 inches, 200; 20c grade, 1 to 2 inches, 150. Franko Hooks and Eyes, black and white, mainly sizes 0 and 1, three cards 1O0, card 50. 50c Tolson's Dress Banding, colors only, 12 yards to the bolt, 150. Trimount Snap Fasteners in black and white, sturdily made, card 50. 20c Century Weighted Tape, yard 100. 15c Hook and Eye Tape, black and white, yard 1O0. 10c Stickerie Edging and Wash Trimming, mercerized, a wide range of colors, 3-yard piece 50. 10c Silk Cohered Lace and Dressmaker's Wire, black or white, 12 yards to piece 60. 15c Warren's Horse Hair Stiffening, 1 inches, yard 80 $2.50 Twentieth Century Hoop Skirt Foundations, ea. $2 Notion Shop, Main Floor. i 5 '"'""'"'""-"linnilil.B.J Furniture Gift Shop, Ninth Floor. To 12.50 Porcelain Decorated Lamps $7.85 ONE STYLE PICTURED Here is a splendid offering of porcelain decorated lamps, with shades to match. Trimmed with clear glass beads. Complete with light globes. Three different patterns to select from. To $12.50 lamps for $7.85. i,.-5V.'y-.; 9mm Better Meals at Less Cost if You Own a South Bend Malleable Range Perfect baking with a small amount of fuel is the most essential requi site in a range. The South Bend Malleable fills this important re quirement. The body has a sheet of asbestos between 2 heavy sheets of Keystone plate. It is built like a boiler riv eted tight, 6tays tight. The heat is kept inside the oven and range, where it belongs. For this reason it takes less fuel and, with reasonable care, will last a life time. Better meals, a savins: of food, with less labor and fuel costs are assured if you buy a South Bend Malleable Range. Make Your Own Term Any person purchasing a South Bend Malleable Range will be allowed to make their own terms, providing, of course, they are within reason. Sixth Floor, Fifth Street. These Grocery Specials Flour, Advance Brand, good family flour, 49- CJO QC lb. sack D-S.OO Coffee, Dependable, Golden West or M. J. B., fl-J ff three of the best, 3-lb. can D-LUU Currants, Monopole brand, freshly packed, large OD nnrbnffA - - mmSJs I'" r Seeded Raisins, Otter brand, new crop, just re ceived, dozen $1.40, large package. 12c Assorted Peel, equal quantities citron, orange and OO lemon mixed, best quality, guaranteed new crop, lb. -Ol FREE Sample of Nancy Hall Sweet Po tatoes, grown in California, trans planted from the famous Jersey seed, limited quantity. Come early. Ninth Floor, Fifth Street. If Wonderful! to Put It Mildly Are These New Dresses Ate ia 50 Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor. There is a pleasant surprise in store for all who see these dresses. Discriminating women will scarcely credit the fact that such quality, euch style, such distinction, such serviceability and all around desirability could be put into dresses to sell at this modest sum. And every woman will be sure to want at least one as soon as she lays eyes on this fine assortment. Made of fine wool French serge with the waist cut surplice style, tight sleeves, satin, trimmed. Others in long waistline effect and pleated skirts with belts. .-. Dresses with side puffs. Many braid trimmed models in cluded. ' Handsome shades of brown, navy, green, tan and black. r . Real Meier & Frank values at $16.50. MEN! TOD A Y! Wc Will Sell 360 of The Famous Oregon City Wool Flannel Shirts $2.50 A special purchase of WOOL flannel overshirts in the popular navy blue color. Made by the Oregon City Woolen Mills. Shirts that are $3.50 Values A good warm quality for every kind of outdoor Winter wear. Made with soft attached collars. All sizes. Special to day at $2.50 while any of 30 dozen remain. Men's Furnishings Shop Alain Floor. THE ENTIRE BARGAIN SQUARE, MAIN FLOOR, FIFTH STREET IS GIVEN OVER TODAY TO THIS UNPRECEDENTED DISPOSAL! A Sale of .Blankets Bed Blankets Indian Blankets All-Wool Auto Robes A Special Purchase From the Oregon City Woolen Mills MANY AT ABOUT AND LESS Hundreds to select from. A tremendous clear- away of samples, odd lots, etc., of fine blankets and robes irom the Oregon City Woolen Mills. Each one bears this famous label your guarantee of worth and reliability. Many perfect, but as most of this great lot is made up of samples and mill runs, you may find some soiled or slightly dam aged. There is hardly anything to hurt the looks or wearing quality of the articles. The most SENSATIONAL values will be found in these five groups: Lot 1 at $6.95 ALL WOOL auto robes, fringed, good heavy weights, in two toned effects and plaids. Also finest qualities Indian blankets, in cluding some with Multnomah and Elk designs. $10.00 to $15.00 values. Lot 2 at $5.95 A great assortment of auto robes, excellent quality Indian blankets, white and gray wool bed blankets. Dozens of desirable patterns. Splendid weights. Values up to $12.50 included at this reduced price of $5.95. Lot 3 at $4.95 An immense assortment of Indian blan kets, genuine Oregon City robes in full regular sizes and samples of good bed blan kets in white, gray, plaids, etc. $6.00 to $8.50 values. . Lot 4 at $1.49 Samples of single and double bed blan kets in plain colors and plaids. Mill runs. Full bed sizes. Cotton and wool finish. Worth about twice this sale price of $1.49. Limited number. Lot 5 at $1.00 Odds and ends of cotton bed blankets and wool finish single blankets. Full sizes. Plain colors and plaids. 200 only on . sale today at $1. ;nter Aisle, Fifth Street. $1.15 Wear-Ever Lipped Sauce Pans 69c Wear-Ever double-lipped aluminum saucepans in 2V-quart size one as illustrated. A limited quantity on sale today at 69c. 30c pot cover to match sauce pan, special at 25c -Housewares Section, Basement. CRETONNE Yard 19c Short lengths of excellent quality cretonne these are taken from our regular stock and marked at this low price for quick clearaway. The lot consists of cretonnes in designs and colorings, appropriate for bags, cush ions, etc. Very special at 19c yard. Scrim, Yard 25 c Fancy bordered scrim these goods were purchased at a very special con cession hence this low price. A splendid quality today at, yard 25c Curtain Shop, Seventh Floor. $8.50 Black Walrus Traveling Bags $6.23 A sale of black walrus traveling bags In whale and walrus grains. Sewed corners. Leather lined. Pockets on both sides. - One illustrated. This is a good looking and durable bag at an exceptionally low price. Special today $6.23. Luggage Shop, Sixth Floor. NEW! For the Girls! Cap and Scarf Sets 1.25-3.50 Children's and misses' cap and scarf sets of brushed Angora, Zephyr wool. Many with wool pompon on each side, others m one-sided effect. Colors include rose and white, blue and white, brown, rose, green, mauve and red with white or green colored ' border. Moderately priced $1.25 to $3.50. Newest Blouses $1.98-$3.95 New blouses for children and misses. Made of splendid quality dimity, lawn, poplin ' and chambray. Trimmed with cluster tucks, large collars, turn back cuffs. Hem stitched and dainty ruffled edges. Fancy pearl buttons. Sizes 12 to 16 years. Priced $1.98 to $3.95. Flannelette Gowns 59-$1.25 Children's flannelette gowns in white and colored stripe outing flannel. High neck, with collar. Also round-neck style. Many have trim of braids or hemstitching. Sizes 2 to 14 years. Priced 59c, 75c, 85c- to $1.25. Flannelette Pajamas 9S-$1.50 Two-piece styles with fancy and plain trim. With and without collars and pockets. White and colors. Sizes 4 to 18 years. Priced 98c to $1.50. Children's Shop, Second Floor. Special Values in Women's House Dresses $2.25 Women will want these house dresses for their attractive appearance as well as their exceptional quality and service fea tures. Today's price is very special. One Illustrated These dresses are made of fine ging hams in plaids and small checks. Trimmed with white pique on collar, cuffs, belt and pockets or narrow em broidered edge. Today at $2.25. House Dress Shop, Third Floor. 3y "Vanta" for Babies Vanta garments led the way to healthful clothing and scientific dressing of infants. Not a Single Pin Not a Button is needed in dressing baby the Vanta way. Vanta garments are made from best Australian wool, finest cotton and purest of silk. Nonshrinkable. Guaranteed. Every mother should know of the Vanta Twistless Tape, the foun dation of Vanta garments. We have Vanta binders, diapers, bands, skirts, nighties, vests everything for the baby. AND NO PINS OR BUTTONS! Vanta gar ments are a boon to mothers. Free Diaper Pattern to every mother who calls for it in our lnlants' hop. Second Floor. Sixth Street. 3 A Great Sale of 65c-75c Embroideries 49c Swiss and cambric and batiste embroidery, 12 and 15 inches wide. Skirtings and demi-flouncings, 18 and 27 inches wide. The lot includes heavy convent embroidery for petticoats. Swiss embroidery for camisoles and under muslins. Dainty scalloped and hemstitched edges for baby wear. Your choice of fine floral patterns or elaborate conventional and eyelet designs. 20c-25c Edges, Insertions, 10c Hand-made Cluny edges and insertions that range from 1 to Vz inches wide. White and ecru. For art work and curtains. Half and less than half at, yard 10c Main Floor. Fifth Street. I t I I LOGANBERRY IS TOPIC ADVERTISING CREDITED FOR BIG " MARKET FOR OREGOX DRIXK. Spvernor Withy combe at' Rotary Club - lnchroB Predicts Great Future v tor Commonwealth. Fame of the loganberry was pro claimed by speakers, including Gov ernor Withycombe, at yesterday's luncheon of the Rotary Club, held at the Hotel Benson. H. S. Giles, of the Pheasant Company, manufacturer of the Juice which has already gained wide attention, also spoke, telling of the wonderful and varied field for this industry. The drink was served on the tables. -Besides detailing how his company has built up the indusTry until it is one of the greatest in the state and covers a- wide field. Mr. Giles credited much of the success of the undertaking to Judicious advertising, saying that his firm has expended large sums to make its product well known all over the world and is continuing to use news paoer and magazine space freely. Governor AVithycombe, responding to his name, declared that he had always been rated as a dreamer and is still a dreamer. "I had a dream fully 20 years ago," said the Governor, "that Oregon would some day do a dairying business of $50,000,000 a year. By many I was laughed at, but we have already made it an annual industry of $20,000,000 and I am willing to wait a while and see the realization of the remainder of the dream; it will come. "'I have another dream concerning our great Willamette Valley, with its vast and fertile acreage. I can see 2,000,000 people living on small tracts of that valley, in plenty. , and other sections of the state equally well popu lated. Then Oregon will take her place, as she should, as a great com monwealth in the Union. "To bring about the realization of these dreams, it is necessary for us to apply ourselves to the natural re sources God has given us and to de velop them, as has the company rep resented here today. I say, all honor to any one who will go about the big tasks of the day in this state as the men back of this company have done." Jfegro Women Will Aid. Negro women Monday night organized an auxiliary to the American Red Cross, meeting at the home of Mrs. William Tibbs, 824 East Pine street. The auxiliary starts with 20 members and all are enthusiastic and will do active work for the soldiers. JACKSON PIONEER DEAD JUDGE C. C. GALL PASSES IX HIS S5TH YEAR AT GOLD HILL. Life Linked Actively Wlta District Since 1852 and Tales of Indian War Broaemt Many Thrills. Letters received by friends in. this city announce the death of Judge C. C. Gall, pioneer of Oregon and Jackson County, who passed away on Monday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Isora Hodges, of Gold Hill. . Judge Gall was a veteran of the Rogue River Indian War and his tales of the stirring early days in Southern Oregon will long be remembered. Few men have enjoyed the general and at fectionate respect which was given to him and his visits to any of the South ern Oregon towns, where he was equally well known, were always wel comed with genuine pleasure. Judge Gall was nearing the close of his 85th year and had been a resident of Jackson County since 1852, when he pitched his first camp on the banks of the Rogue River, near Gold Hill. He was born in Franklin County. Missouri and was the son of Jacob Gall, of Vir ginia, and Roxana H. Gall, of Kentucky. He is survived by the following chil dren: Albert L. Gall, Medford, Or.; Elam R. Gall. Sams Valley, Or.; Mrs. Carrie I. Smith. Pilot Rock. Or.; Mrs. Isora Hodges. Gold Hill. Or.; Ellis E. Gall, Ashland, Or.; Mrs. Minnie A. Rowe. Vallejo.. Cal. ; Mrs. Anna li'Myer, Ash land, Or.: Mrs. Dora V. Callor, Sacra mento, Cal.; Mrs. Ardilla M. Newland, Roseburg, Or., and Mrs. Cora E. Mar grave, Parma, Mont. Judge Gall was one of the first set tlers of Sams Valley, which derived its name from Chief Sam, of the Rogue River tribe of Indians, who was Judge Gall's personal friend. Gall's Creek, a small tributary of the Rogue, was named in honor of Judge Gall. Funeral services for the pioneer were held yesterday at Gold Hill, with Inter ment in Sams Valley Cemetery. Fuel Investigation Wanted. A special fuel commission to inves tigate and report upon the needs of Portland, exclusive of the other sec tions of the -state, is recommended by the Chamber of Commerce to the State Fuel Commission. It is believed this might result in bringing about relief In the fuel oil shortage situation. Floyd Etchison Injured. OREGON CITT. Or.. Nov. 6. (Spe clal.) Floyd Etchison, a striking paper maker, now employed in a Portland shipyard, was seriously injured there yesterday. home of his father Sunday, November was held from the . Scoggins Valley 4. He was 28 years old. The funeral I Church today. COME EARLY And Pick From 4 000 Pounds of 10c Beef Today. Down at 228 Alder street FTanlc L. Smith is making a great run for today. Tons of 10-cent meat to select from. Other offerings are: Veal cutlets, juicy and tender 15c T-bone steak, tender, tasty 15c Sirloin steak, fancy cut 15c Tenderloin steak, way up 15c Porterhouse steak; it's great 15c Prime rib roast beef 15c Round steak and rib steak... 15c Hamburg steak, top quality 15c Roast veal, quality is there 15c Soup bones, buy plenty 5c Breast veal, fine to stuff 12Hc Pot roasts, tasty 1214c Sausage, it is pure 15c Veal stew and beef to boil. ...... ..10c Liver and beef stew 10c Corned beef, very good 12 c Beef tongues, top quality 15c Potatoes, from Frank L,. Smith's ranch, 40-pound sack. 75c. Adv. Scoggins Valley Man Passes. FOREST GROVE, Or.. Nov. 6. (Spe cial.) Sanford Wilcox, son of Lewis Wilcox, of Scoggins Valley, died at the 'ou C&reless 3oy Sbinetour Sfyoes With trvV Learn to be neat and thrifty. ShooiA gives the quick dressy shine and makes your shoes wear longer. Ask your mother to get you a SnixoiA Home Set The genuine bristle dauber and lamb's wotfl polisher make shoe shining easy Ask Nearest Store air tiu ururrr ssm numb act