Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 02, 1921, Page 13, Image 13

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    Tnt MOUSING OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, DECEMBEK 2, 1921
PUBUC KEEPING UP
NTEREST IN MUSIC
Even Marshal Focfi's Visit
Fails to Dampen Ardor.
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This Christmas Store Brings the World's Wares From Everywhere for Your Choosing I J
MANY- HEAR PROGRAMMES
Eluoorale Concerts Announced for
Various Sections of Port
land Today.
In spite of many counter attrac
tions one being the visit of Marshal
'Koch public Interest continued un
abated yesterday in attendance at
renditions of various programmes
connected with the observance of
music week.
There was community singing at
the luncheon of the Progressive Busi
ness Men's club, at the meeting of the
Catholic women's league and at the
nnntr court house, yesterday. In
the council chamber of the city hall
solos and quartets were heard, the
Spokane, Portland & Seattle railway
employes' feature orchestra rendered
a stirring programme, and at 12:30
P. M. a fine concert was given on the
balconv of the Union station oy tne
Southern Pacific Jband. Last night
thorn was a special musical pro
gramme at the Y. W. C. A. by Chinese
girls, and varied music in the music
room at the public lmrary.
Programme In Complete.
The complete programme scheduled
for today will be:
- 9 A. M. H. Llobes Co. (second floor),
community singing; Olds. Wortman A
King (rotunda main, floor, chorua fellow
workers; Y. M. C. A, staff sing.
10 A. M. vintrola department of Ira F.
Powers Furniture company, mixed pro
gramme. 10-10:15 A. M. Standard Oil company
(at W'lllbrldge), vocal duet and chorus
"1(:30 A. M. Concert, the Wiley B. Allen
company.
12-12:15 r. M. LIpman. Wolfe & Co.
fmeitanine floor), community singing.
12 .-Soon Rt;ed college, chapel services;
county courthouse, musical programme;
Woodard - Clarke A Co., vocal solo and
chorus; Meier A Frank,' chorua and quar
tet; concert by Southern Pacific band (ma
chine shop, Brooklyn).
City Hall to Be Tlslted.
12-12:80 P. M. City hall (council cham
ber), department public utility.
12:15-12:45 P. M. Selberllng-Lucaa Mu
sic company, orchestral concert.
12:20 P. M. S. P. & 8. railway shops,
Vancouver, Wash., concert by shop band.
Community singing.
12:30 P. M. UMs, Wortman & King
(employfs' lunch room, fourth floor), solo
and chorus; Montgomery Ward & Co., con
cert. 12:40-1 P. M. The Northern Pacific
Terminal company (in balcony In union
tHtlon). community ainglng.
1 P. M. Franklin High school, special
muxic by school orchestra) and glee club;
Roberts Bros., concert.
1:30 P. M. Krnnklln High school, or
chestra and chorus; the Wiley B. Allen
company, recital; Fulton Park school, gen
eral afsemlily, mixed programme; Good
Samaritan hospital, concert.
2:H0 P. M. Itichmond school, mixed
programme; Sherman Clay A Co., duo art I
recitul; Children's home (Lane and Corbett I
streets), children's music hour.
8 p. M Music room public library, vio- I
ltn si lections; Alblna Homestead Parent-'
Teacher association, Alblna Homestead
arhool. speclul music; Bush A Lane com- J
party, concert.
4 P. M. Meier A Frank, concert: police I
headquarters, fourth floor, concert and :
Community singing; Union depot, concert.
5:45 P. M, Olds. Wortman A King, van
ishing chorua.
Dinner funcert flanned.
6-8 P. M. Benson hotel Dinner con
cert; Washington Street- Haxelwood, con.
cert.
0:30 P. M. Por',and hotel Concert by
Praap's orchestra; Multnomah hotel Din
ner convert, orcn-elra.
7 P. M Chllmec'e Home Concert.
7:30-8:10 P. M. Louise Home Special
ntusic; Jhildren's Home Special music by
Chinese girls, trio and quartet; Trinity
College Music club, 956 Williams avenue
Piano solos and community singing.
7:45 P. 3d A'nsworth Parent-Teacher
association, Alnworth school Solos and
vommun.ty a'ngir.g.
8 P. Id. Benson Polytechnic, East 12th
and Hoyt Al Kp.er Shrine band, concert
and community a'ng; and musio room,
public library Vctrola concert.
8 P. M. Reed cc.lege Community sing-
!rg: home o: Mia-i Louise Hohberger, 477
East Forty-fifth et North Recital by
tudent; Bush c Lane building Piano
recital, arranged by Abby Whiteside: Y.
51. C. A. hall Concert by Weber's Juve
nile orc.lestra: Electrlo building Special
Tr.uaic Chinese 'girls and community sing
er; Guco; Pa-nt-Teacher circle Spe
cial tnusic, mlxel programme; Woodstock
school auditorium Community singing and
solos: Louise Home, concert; Sunnyeide
school Commun.ty singing and concert;
ludlo recital Eua B. Jones.
Kecitals to Be Given.
8:15 P. M. 406 Bush A Lane building
Recital; Sherman. Clay A Co.. fuurtn
l'.oor. concert hail Recital.
8:30 P. M. T. W. O. A., concert; home
c( Mrs. G. A. Do ph. 863 West Park street,
musicals; ard fellers building, recital,
E'.reet studios. ,
9:30-11-30 P. M. Washington Hazel
wood restau-ant, orchestra concert.
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4 1 FEU CENT OP NEW ORDERS
TO GO BY WATER.
Euslncss of 108 Member 31111s of
West Coast Association Five Fer
Cent Below Froduction.
Further Increases In the' shipments
of lumber from the northwest by
water s shown by the weekly lum
ber review for the week ending No
vember 26, issued yesterday by tne
West Coast Lumbermen's association.
The report shows that of the new
business for thj -eek a total of 44 per
cent is to be shipped by water.
The shipments for the week showed
45 per cent were sent by water.
"One hundred and eight mills re
porting to West Coast Lumbermen's
association for the week ending No
vember 26th, manufactured 69,577,331
feet of lumber, sold 56.614,824 feet acd
hipped 52,286,897 feet," the report
eaid.
"Production was 26 per cent below
normal New business was 5 per cent
below production; shipments were 12
per ccn,t below production.
"Forty-four per cent of the nev
business Is to 'be shipped by water,
cargo orders for the week having to
taled 25.054.824 feet, of which 15,219,
861 feet was for domestic cargo de
livery, and 9,834,963 feet for export
delivery. Rail trade orders were 1053
cars.
"Forty-five per cent of the week's
shipments represented In cargo load
ing, with a total of 23,396,897 feet, of
which 14,893,569 feet went coastwise
and lntercoastal, while 8.503.328 feet
went overseas. Rail shipments were
down to 963. cars.
"The unshipped balance In the do
mestic cargo trade totaled 98,004,119
feet. In the export trade 73,634,541
feet. The unshipped balance in the
Tail trade :s 3249 cars."
"MUSIC WEEK" -
Today at 12:30 Tea Room
Vocal Solo
MRS. FRED L. OLSON
NETTIE LEONA FOY
At Piano
Greeting Cards
Immense showing of the latest
designs and sentiments on dis
play at the Alder-Street Circle.
Prices range from 5 to $1.00
Early choosing is desirable.
was, w&mmam rn
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS, (j!
TMORRISON. ALPER. WEST PflPK. AND TENTH STREETS. 1
Christmas Tags
And Seals
at the Dennison .Booth, Second
Floor. Also gift boxes in all
sizes, and gummed ribbons.
Chirstmas
Purchases
made now will be stored free of
charge and delivered at any
time. Parcels checked, 1st Floor.
Avoid Disappointment Make Your Gift Selections EARLY
Give Her a Silk
Petticoat! .
Second Floor Tou can giv
more expensive things than a
Petticoat, but can you select
anything more useful or sensi
ble? Scores of dainty styles are
ready here to convey your
thoughtfulness. Satin, Taffeta,
Pussy Willow, Jersey in all
the favored shades. Back fast
ening or slip-on styles. Priced
$3.00, $0.98, $7.98, $10.00
Or a New Silk
Sweater!,
Second Floor Silk Sweaters
are always acceptable as gifts.
Large selection of new models
just received. Plain colors,
fancy stripes, checks, figures
and block effects. Tuxedo and
Peter Pan styles. Prices, range
from $22.50 on up to $47.50
Tea Aprons
50c to $1.75
Second Floor Fine sheer or
gandie, dotted swiss and lawn
Aprons trimmed with laces and
insertions. Square and round
styles. Very attractive and in
expensive, too. Dozens of styles.
Prices range 50 up to $1.75
House Aprons
$1 to $3.25
Second Floor "Polly Prim" and
slip-on Aprons of standard qual
ity percale, crepe, gingham and
chambray. Trimmed- with braids,
ruffles, applique and bindings.
All the newest styles. Plain
colors, plaids, stripes., etc., etc.
Kimonos and Bath Robes
Second Floor
These garments make splen
did gifts and are always in
good taste. Ve show an excep
tionally fine collection of Silk
Kimonos, Negligees and Bath
Robes at MODERATE PRICES.
Golfine Robes
Full length and the short
breakfast coat styles. Beautiful
embroidered effects and some
with chenille trimming. Roll
and square collars. $3.40-$15
Blanket Robes
Warm, comfy Bath Robes
made up in blanket material.
Attractive new designs in all the
wanted colors. Roll and square
collars. $6.05, $7.75 to $9.08
Gift Jewelry
Xmas Showing
Main Floor In what man
ner can you show your
good taste more than in
choosing Christmas "pret
ties." Here is an immense
assortment of articles that
will guarantee a warm ap
preciation. Appropriate
Gifts ,
Bar Pins in a great va
riety of shapes and sizes.
Priced 75c to $12.50
Pendants set with rhine
stones $6.50 to $10.00
Ear-Drops in pearl, jet,
coral, red amber and jade
at prices from 500 to $1
Dress Shirt Sets in
many designs $2.25-$5
Cuff Links and Cuff Buttons in gold
filled and pearl. Prices range 75 to $-1
Pocket Knives, gold or gold filled, $l-$7
Waldemar Chains, solid gold, $6.50-$18
Pearl Beads
Wax-filled and indestructible Bead Neck
laces in graduated and straight styles.
15 to 54-inch lengths. $1.25 to $150.00
Fancy Bead Necklaces in blue, amber,
pink, white, red, green, black. $1.25 to $6
Cigarette Cases gold-plated or sterling.
Gift Package
Ribbons
Tie your gift parcels with
Xmas Ribbons and make them
attractive. White, pink, . blue,
red and green, holly, poinsetta,'
plain red, plain green. Also the
new tinseled ribbons. Sold by
the yard or bolt. 4c4 to 80 a
yard 350 to 750 a bolt.
Fountain
Pens
The one gift that never fails
to please. Choose here from
the world's very best makes.
Schaeffer, Waterman, Conk
lin, etc. All styles and sizes.
Prizes range $2.50 to $8.00
Narrow Laces
10c Yd.
Main Floor For curtains and
other fancy work. Cluny and
filet patterns. 1 and 2 inches
wide. White, cream and ecru.
Priced special at 100 a yard.
'Tissue?
Handkerchiefs
3 for SI
Main Floor Large express
shipment of dainty "Lissue"
Handkerchiefs just in. Several
beautiful new patterns in this
lot. The quality Handkerchief
for gift giving. Fast col- CI
ors. Prices 350 each, 3 for
Children's
"Kerchiefs
Complete showing of Chil
dren's Handkerchiefs in nursery
rhyme, animal and corner em
broidery. Also plain. Extra
values. Lowest prices prevail.
Sale of Cedar
Chests ,
Genuine Tennessee red cedar
Gift Chests 100 of them in a
special sale at reduced prices.
$18.50 Chests
$12.45
Attractive design and nice
size for daughter. C" O A FT
$18.50 Chests, only D1ji.J
$25.00 Cedar Chests in several
different styles. Q-f n AJT
Without trays, at 3XO.ltJ
$35.00 Cedar Chests $22.75
Drapery Department, 3d Floor
Fur Trimmed Hats
Models Selling: Up to $25
m
$10
A wonderful opportunity to select a
smart fur hat at a big saving. Very
latest modes for mid-winter wear. Nobby
rolled brims and turban styles made of
glossy black fur of seal type, contrasting
crowns of metal brocade, duvetyne and
velvet in bright colors. Just the hat to
wear with fur coat or fur trimmed P" A
suit. Values up to $25.00. -Friday tDJ-V
Millinery Salons, 2d Floor
Stylish New Capes
and Scarfs
Moin Cart ciI-iIa
!&?!s'iffii! and appropriate
I gifts that are sure
J to be joyfully appre-
II ciated. Fashion's
V newest styles invite
your inspection at
Neckwear counter.
lira
Marabou
Capes
range in price from
Beautiful styles in
full shoulder cape
effects. Plain
trimmed with
trirh hnrilr
Marabou tails. Black,
taupe and brown.
Dressy and comfy
for street and eve
ning wear. These
$7.50 to $27.50
or
os-and
Plush Scarfs '
Main Floor Black Plush Stoles, Kerami
Stoles, Bay Seal Scarfs trimmed with fringe
and tassels black, taupe. $7.50-$21.50
Mantilla Scarfs
Ondulay Spanish Mantillas, heavy Kerami
Mantillas in ' black and taupe also new
Broadtail Mantillas and Crepe Mantillas.
Neckwear Dept., Main Floor.
A Land of Dreams
Come True
QANTA has searched the whole world for
new Toys, for he wants every little girl
and boy to have a joyous Christmas this year.
And we have helped him to fill his big store
house in Toyland with the biggest stock of
Christmas things he has ever had. It would
take too long to tell, you about all the toys
come and see them with your own eyes.
Everything dear to the childish heart is here
from tiny trfee ornament to the big toy auto.
Come to the Doll Party
in Toyland
More Dolls than you'd have thought were in all the world
will be here. Dollies from France, from England, from all
over the world, all dressed up in their prettiest clothes, ready
to greet the little maids of Portland today in Toyland.
Odd Lines Dolls Price
4th Floor
Fourth Floor Baby Dolls
in many different sizes.
Suitable for little girls.
Composition body. Only
one or two of a kind. On
sale, while they last at
just ONE-HALF PRICE.
$3.50 Horse Race Games
Special $3
Toyland, Fourth Floor "Sumrun," the fasci
nating new horse race game regular CJO f(
selling price $3.50 on special sale at DOUl
"Polly Pickles" another interesting (J"l ff
new game. Regular $1.50 value. Special JJ-UU
Kindergarten Games priced at 150 to $1.50
Meccano Outfits priced at $1.50 to $15.00
Children's Blackboards priced $2.00 to $7.50
Friction Toys in great variety, 050 to $1.00
$3 Toy Pianos at $2.50
A gift that will
delight the heart
of any little girl.
Well constru c t e d
and nicely finished.
Regular
$3 value J-"tJJ
Doll Carts and
Buggies, $l-$24
Cp.aKnsaKirs'V'wnir,
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Sale of Tool
Chests
Toyland Every boy hopes to
have a Tool Chest all his very
own. Choose now and take ad
vantage of these low CQ OfT
prices. $3.00 Chests
Regular $3.50 Tool rrr
Chests. Knpcial onlv Udsj I t)
Rocking Horses
$1.98
"Shoo-fly" Rocking Horses
for little tots. Well made and
nicely painted. Cen- QQ
ter seat. $2.50 values tO-L-O
S. & H. Stamps!
Men's Lounging Robes
And House Coats
Main Floor Most men pre
fer gift articles that are of
some use! All men appreciate
Robes. Our showing is now
at its best and early choosing
is greatly to your advantage.
Lounging Robes
Men's h i g h-g r a d e Silk
Lounging Robes in handsome
styles and colors. Put up in
individual gift boxes. Full
range of sizes small, me
dium and large. Low prices.
Bath Robes
You will have no difficulty
in finding a pleasing pattern
in this splendid showing. All
the newest colors, too. Plain
and cord trimmed. Faced tux
edo collars. $5 to $12.50
Men's Christmas Handkerchiefs
In Wonderful Variety
Main Floor Men's Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs at lowest prices.
$1.25 grade priced special, 6
for $7.25, 12 for only $14.00
$1.00 grade priced special, 6
for $5.50, 12 for only $10.50
75c grade priced special, 6
for $1.25, 12 for only $8.25
50c grad priced special, 6
for $2.75, 12 for only $5.50
35c grade priced special, 3
for $1.00, 6 for only $2.00
Men's Cambric and Fancy
Bordered Kerchiefs: low prices.
35c grade on special sale at
3 for $1.00, 6 for only $2.00
Shirts for Gift Giving
Men's Silk Shirts in standard
makes. Large selection of de
sirable patterns. Silk Broad
cloth, Jersey, Crepe, Tub Silks.
Priced at $0.50 to $10.00
Fiber Silk Shirts priced at $4
High-grade Madras Shirts, the
best makes, Bates-Street, Savoy,
Arrow, Rotary, $2.50 to $4
Men's Knit Silk Neckwear in
black and colors, $1.65-$3.50
Silk Scarfs $1.65 to $3.50
Groceries
4th Floor
Phone your orders if you find
it inconvenient to shop in per
son. Call MARSHALL 4800.
Friday Specials
Quaker Corn Flakes, or.
special, 3 packages for
Tuna Fish, light meat. O-t
Priced special, per can
Lipton's Ceylon Tea, HKf
priced special, a pound JKs
M. J. B. Coffee
Vacuum packed always de
liriously fresh. You cannot buy
better Coffee at any price.
1-LB. TINS AT $ .43
3-LB. TINS AT $1.25 .
5-LB. TINS AT $1.90
380 pound in the larger tins.
Special Purchase Sale of Hand-Embroidered
Madeira Linens
Center Pieces, $5.98
Main Floor Special lot of Madeira
Hand-embroidered Center Pieces at
about half price. Very suitable for
gift giving. Values in this CJpT QQ
lot up to $12.50. Special at DJ.70
We give S. & H. Trading Stamps.
Main Floor Presenting a very timely
and unusual opportunity to buy beau
tiful gift linens at savings ranging
from to Slightly soiled from
display but otherwise good as new.
Center Pieces
$3.00 Madeira Pure Linen J1 QfT
Center Pieces, special at 3i-7J
$4.25 Madeira Pure Linen DO QfT
Center Pieces, special at o&yJO
Table Cloths
$40.00 Madeira Pure CO'? CA
Linen Table Cloths for I OKf
$42.60 Madeira Pure CJOQ (f
Linen Table Cloths for
$48.00 Madeira Pure AA
Linen Table Cloths for Ddt).UU
Sale of Damask Sets,
Main Floor Mercerized Damask Ta
ble Cloths and Napkins on sale at
special prices. Each set put up in box.
36x36 -inch Table Cloth q rA
45x45-inch Table Cloths fl M Of?
with six Napkins to match DtO
54x54-inoh Table Cloths dr Of?
with six Napkins to match Dtfti)
63x63-inch Sets special at. $6.50
Huck Towels medium size Specialt $1.25 Doz.
Silk Mixed Lingerie Cloth Special only 39c Yard
Gift Furniture
. Moderately Priced
E a r 1 y choosing, while
stocks are complete pre
vents the vexation and dis
appointment of late shop
ping. Note these items.
Smokers' Cabinets and
Stands in walnut, mahog
a n y and oak finishes.
Latest designs, $5.75 up.
Tea Wagons the latest
addition to the modern dining room. Period and
straight-line effects. Priced at $22.50 and up.
Telephone Stands various finishes, $1 1.75 up.
Spinel Desks in many, styles, $55 to $102.00
Ladies' Desks drop-lid type, $26.50 to $05
Bengal Oriental
Rugs
In looking about for the "home gift" don't fail
to see this 'superb showing of Bengal Oriental
Rugs. All the richness of colorings and beauty
of designs possessed by the best of oriental rugs
are reproduced in Bengals. The finest of all American-made
Rugs. All sizes. Moderate prices.
Third Floor
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Basement Sale
Men's Bath Robes
$3.98, $5.98
Basement Give him one of these good warm Bath
Robes for Christmas! No doubt about his appre
ciating it. Made'up in heavy blanket materials. Cut
in full, generous sizes and attractively trimmed.
..Cord girdle. Extra values at $3.08 and $5.08
men s union suns, $i.iy
Basement You have paid $2.00 and more for such
Union Suits! Heavy Winter weight cotton in gray
or white.- Not all sizes but if your size is Q" "1 Q
here you will get a. real surprise. Special
And S. & H. Trading Stamps.
Portland Agency
"Modified Educator"
Shoes
The official shoe of the national Y. W. C. A., and
indorsed by the highest authorities on the subject
of correct footwear. These Shoes have rounded heel
seat, hollowed out insole under forward arch, straight
back-seam, taking pressure from large
cord on back of ankle, straight inside
"Meyers" line, and many other advan
tages. Neat, dressy, corrective shoe.
Shown in black and brown kid high shoes
and oxfords. Priced $10.50 to $12.50
Men's "Educators" at $11 and $12
Shoe Department,
Main Floor.
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