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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1921)
r TTJE tflORSING OREGOXIAX. - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1921 13 GOLDEN WEST HOTEL i ;HiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Tags, Seals, Gift Boxes, Decorative Crepe, Favors, Etc, at Dennison Booth, 2d Floor Stationery, Main Floor iimmiimiiiiiii!iiimiimiiiimi!iiiiimimiiitimiiiiiuii j ' TO GET NEW CHANGE All Charge Purchases Made. Today and Remainder of Month Go on January Bills, Payable February 1 License Revocation Tabled by City Council. CHANGES ARE ORDERED1! Proprietor Declares Work of Sep arating Club I'rom Hostelry Is Already .Started. The Gnr?n Wffi hotI, ngro cen ter on North Broadway, wa &a vd from a license revocation by the rtty council yesterday on condition that the hotel be completely divorced from the Golden West Athletic club, con ducted In the basement, through con struction of a separate entrance to the club. In spfte of police failure to ehtaln a conviction on gambling charges (ollowini; a raid on the club rooms early iri December, the council sentiment for revocation was strong. All members of the council de elared that In spite of flat denials by W. P. Allen and George P. Moore, proprietors of the hotel, they were convinced that gambling had been in progress in the club. Commissioners Blgelow and Barbur moved to revoke 1 the hotel license, but by a vote of Mayor Baker nd Commissioners Mann and Pier, the matter was laid on the table for ten days on condi tion that Immediate steps be taken to block the entrance from the hotel lobby to the basement .and that an outside entrance to the club be pro vided. Change Declared started. John II. Stevenson, attorney of the hotel men, assured the council that uch steps were already under way. He and George Moore, one of the proprietors, had advanced the solu tion. Mayor Baker and Commissioner Mann contended that to close the hotel and clubrooms would be merely scat tering the negro patrons throughout th city to cause trouble elsewhere. Moore assumed a somewhat bellig erent attitude when testifying. He said that whenever anything hap pened in the vicinity of the hotel that he got the blame for It. In a letter submitted to Chief of Police Jenkins relative to the hearing, he had sug gested that if the police would take as much pains in raiding any of the first-class hotels of the city they would have more law violation evi dence in their hands than the Golden West ever yielded. Signal Device Admitted. Moore admitted the existence of a "dimmer" signalling device by which lights in the club might be turned off by a push button from above, but de clared that it was a signal to call the proprietor which had been installed when telephone rates got too high. He explained the show of money on the table at the time of the police raid as a search for 1885 pennies for which someone was paying a premium of 10 rents. Moore said he would not vouch for the truth of the statement but was- merely repeating the story as related to him by one of the negroes t the table. The club is not connected with the hotel organization but is an Incorpo rated Institution under the state laws which rents Quarters In the hotel, ac cording to Moore. Moore and others connected with the hotel are Included In the list of club officers. BID SYSTEM IS REVISED Contractors Must Make Tenders on Alternate Contract. All bidders on large improvement contracts hereafter will be required to submit alternative bids on the basis of monthly progress payments and payment at completion of work, according to announcement yesterday of Commissioner Barbur. The deci sion was reached after City Attorney Grant had ruled that it might legally be required. The step Is taken to force contrac tors to give the property owners the benefit of the progress payment sys tem In a reduction of bids if they feel hat it is sufficiently to their advan tage to work under it. Under the present system the contractor may be paid 80 per cent monthly on th work actually completed In warrants draw ing 6 per cent. Mr. Barbur holds that the system is advantageous in financ ing tho contractor with little capital. Jf alternative bids Indicate that con tractors are willing to work more cheaply under the progress payment plan the bids will be let on that basis; otherwlso it will be discontin ued and payment made In a lump Bum at completion, with a saving of the Interest on the warrants. WAYSON HEARING ENDED Testimony Taken at Trlvate Trobe Will Go to Washington. The preliminary private hearing of Tr. N. E. Wayson of tlee public 'health service, on charges brought by Ralph Jlorr of Seattle, vice-commander of disabled veterans of the world war, eame to a. close yesterday. Dr. Hugh de Va.ltn and Dr. Duncan McCalman of the public health service depart ment at Washington. D. C. had been listening to the testimony for two weeks. A transcript of the testimony is to lie forwarded to the surgeon-general t Washington, where the Investiga tion will be continued. Dr. de Valin said before he left Portland that the testimony wa not made public be rauee Dr. Wayson wa-s not on trial, but merely his questioned conduct was under Investigation. Dr. Wayson waa charged by Mr. llorr with incompetence and cruelty In handling disabled soldiers undef his charge. Orpheum matinee today, 15-25-50-Ad. Orpheum matinee today. 15-25-50-Ad. $iaDOWN and we will deliver to your home a beautiful large size PHONOGRAPH Balance in Easy Monthly Payments SOULE BROS. 166 TENTH ST. (Bet, Morrison and Yamhill) Glenwood Butter 2 Lbs. 9oc No deliveries except .with other purchases in the Grocery Dept. Glenwood best Creamery QfTf Butter, special, 2 lbs. for JO Christmas Candies Let this store supply your Gift Candies. Fresh stocks, large assortments, lowest prices. Spe cial showing of boxed goods. c RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. 1 MORRISON. ALDER, WEST PARK. AND TFNfTH STREETS.' SHOP EARLY and Please Carry All Small Parcels' DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS GIVEN TODAY ON CASH PURCHASES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS EXCEPT GROCERIES Basement Underprice Store 2000 Men's Christmas Ties In an Extraordinary Basement Offering One Price v , One Price Men's Kerchiefs Box of Six 98c Basement Fine cambric Hand kerchiefs with initial in corner. Mostly all letters in the assort ment. Size 18x18 inches. Put up six Handkerchiefs QQ in neat box. Special at Oi Women's Aprons $2.48 Basement Muslin Aprons of excellent quality, with pretty hand - embroidered designs in front, on sleeves and (PO jIO on pocket. Special WU&O Sateen Aprons $2.98 Basement Black Sateen Aprons with pretty hand'-embroidered designs on front. Sleeves are trimmed with fancy stitching, also on pocket and (JJO QQ belt. Priced special 0&VO Double Trading Stamps on All Basement Cash Purchases Basement And now comes the greatest of all Neckwear Sales offering those who have gifts to buy for men an extraordinary opportunity to select from over 2000 beautiful new Christmas Ties at an astonishingly low price. Immense selection of new and desirable patterns in every wanted color and combination. The styles, too, are the very latest. By all means come to QQ our Basement for your gift neckwear. Men's Ties special JOs Men's Shirts $1.00 Full Range of Sizes Basement A Dollar Sale of Shirts that should bring active re sponse. Exceptional values every one of them and the pat terns are most attractive. Made up in percale materials, (J-! cut in full styles and nicely finished. All sizes up to 17 each Children's Hair Bows Only 50c Fancy Ribbons at 45c Basement Hair Bows make delightful gifts for little girls. These are made up in fancy ribbons in a large assortment of pretty colors. Ribbon of splen did quality. 300 Bows Cfln on special sale at each Basement Ribbons for the making of all sorts of gift arti cles and for hair bows. Great variety of fancy patterns in the wanted stripes and Dresdens. Every desirable color is AtZn represented. The yard Silk Petticoats for $3.48 Basement Sale Why not give her a Silk Petticoat this Christmas? Here is an oppor tunity to choose from a number of beautiful styles at an extremely low price. Jersey and Jersey with mes saline flounces. All the PO A Q latest colors. Special at 30fxO Silk Bloomers $1.98 Basement Women's Silk Bloomers in flesh and a few dark colors. These are of excellent quality and at the price are unusual values. Put up in a gift box these make very accept able Christmas gifts. On Ol QQ special sale today; only tUX.tO Basement Sacrifice Sale of Gift Slippers If you have Gift Slippers on your Christmas list don't fail to come to our Basement Store. We have decided to close out our entire remaining stock of Men's, Women's and Children's Slippers and to accomplish this have cut prices to the lowest level of the year. Women's Felt Slippers Basement Clearance Sale Women's good quality Felt Slippers in Juliet style") with leather soles and low heels trimmed with rib bon and plush. Red, wine, brown, gray and blue. Most stores ask $1.89 to $2 for this quality. $1.45 LOT 2 Women's House Slippers of leather with sewed soles. Sizes 4 to 8. Priced special at $1.29 J Men's Brown Kid Slippers Basement Clearance Sale These are shown in the popular Everett style and have flexible soles. Comfortable and serviceable for wear about the house. Made from best grade brown 1 i m i j . - r 1 1 . i . t. n S Kia. lane advantage oi ims special saie. I air a.uo LOT 2 Men's Felt Siesta Slippers with elkskin soles. Romeo style. On special sale today, $1.45 $295 Children's Slippers $1 .00 S1.00J JL Plush trimmed' Slippers for children on sale at new' low prices. Made from good quality felt, with leather soles. Slippers make most desirable gifts for the little ones. Why pay full price when you can buyf here at a big saving. All sizes from 2 up to 8 in this lot. On special sale fhe pair "Billy Buster" Coasters Special $1.50 Low four-wheeled Coasters made from selected wood and nicely painted. A gift any little boy would appreciate. As we have only a limited number of these, for quick clearance we have reduced the price to actual cost. Don't wait too long for they are sure to sell out in a hurry. While they last $1.50 Silk Camisoles 95c Basement She will appreciate a gift of one of these dainty Camisoles. Choice of several pretty designs. Made up in crepes and 6atins trimmed with laces and ribbons. On OFT special sale today, only ftJl Fancy Towels 39c Basement Bath Towels with fancy colored stripes. Very soft and absorbent. Appro- QQf priate for gifts. Each OVL TURKISH TOWELS, OH, size 24x54 inches; only Hand Bags $2.98 Basement Every woman has use for a new Handbag. In this special offering you may choose from several styles and leathers. All are worth considerable more than the sale price. Give her a new Handbag for (IJO QQ Christmas! Special D0 Purses 49c Basement Only a limited quan tity in this sale and they are such unusual values that all should be gone by closing time. Choice of several styles. Ag On special sale today at tcV Dainty Silk Underwear The Gift of Gifts Second Floor What could you give that would be more accept able to any woman than a gift of luxurious Silk Underwear? No woman ever has an oversupply, and besides there is something about these beautiful silken garments that appeals to the femi nine sense of daintiness as no other gift article can. See them! Crepe de Chine Gowns $5.95 $6.95 $7.95 Choose from many exquisite styles, each portraying a favored mode of the season. Some are trimmed with pretty laces, bthers with tucked Georgette motifs and the new two-tone ribbons. Put up in gift boxes if desired. 3 SPECIAL LOTS: LOT 1 Choice $5.05. LOT 2 Choice $6.95. LQT 3 Choice $7.95 Camisoles, $2.50, $2.98 Doll Pillows FREE! The first 200 little girls who come to the Bedding Dept. on the Third floor today, accom panied by parents, will receive & Doll Pillow free. These are filled with feathers and cov ered with fancy ticking. Only one pillow given to each child. Wednesday's Special Lunch 69c Sn-Tlce From IliSO A. M. to 2i30 P. M. Trm Room, 4th Floor. CHOICE OF Oxtull Soup with Barley Chicken Broth a 1 Creole Escalloped Fresh Crab in tihell, with Tartar Sauff Fried Black Cod. Mached Potatoes Saute Sirloin Tips, with Mushrooms Frl'd Calves' liver and Facon OWK Baked Beans and Boston Brown Bread Assorted Cold Mea ts, rotate Salad with Baked Hubbard Squash CHOICE OF Ice Cream Fudding Cake Tea Coffee Milk Bags and Purses $3.50 to $27.50 Main Floor To meet the whim for which the Bag or Purse is intended we have assembled all the new novelties in back and top strap Purses, Handbags and Shopping Bags in pin seal, mo rocco, calf, patent leather, vel vets silk, suede, etc. Prices range from $3.50 to $27.50 Traveling Cases Practical and useful gifts for man or woman. Fitted with real ebony, ebony finish and imita tion ivory toilet articles. Prices range from $7.50 up to $10 Imitation Ivory For Gifts dainty and lasting gifts that never fail to bring pleasure to the recipient. Our showing of this ware is very complete. Suggestions Main Floor Imitation Ivory Hair Brushes $3.50, $3 to $20 Hand Mirrors $2 to $20 Puff Boxes and Hair Re ceivers to match 5O0 to $6.50 Photo Frames 250 to $10 Dressing Combs 5O0-$2.5O Nail Polishers $1.25 to $2 Hand Decorated Ivoroid Du Barry, Ivaleur, Ivaleur Royalton, Betsy Ross, Louis XVI, Knife Edge and other fa mous patterns. Beautiful gift pieces and sets. Choose now. Give Her an Electric Cleaner for Xmas It will be a reminder of your loving thoughtfulness it will lessen the labors of the home it will give her more time for recreation. Nothing you could select would be more welcome. W'e sell the famous Hoover and Sweeper-Vac Cleaners on easy pay plan if desired. 1 DOWN Balance on Your Own Terms Within Reason Handkerchiefs In Great Variety Main Floor Choose gift Hand kerchiefs at this store where as sortments are large and quali ties best. Double Green Trading Stamps on all cash purchases. Linen Kerchiefs Main Floor Plain all pure linen Handkerchiefs exceptional val ues at the price. Supply "1 your needs. Special at J-tlL Children's Kerchiefs 3 for 50c . Children's Lawn Handker chiefs with one corner em broidery designs in white and colors. Shown in assorted pat terns. Priced at the box Kfl of 3 Handkerchiefs, only OUl Women's Kerchiefs at 25c Hand-embroidered White Mull Handkerchiefs with colored corner embroidery. Also Lace Edge Handkerchiefs. Choice of many dainty designs. Extra values at, each rftlV' Women's Kerchiefs at 35c Hand-embroidered Mull Hand kerchiefs in all the wanted col ors. Also white Kerchiefs with corner embroidery and Swiss Madeira Kerchiefs. See OP these great values; only ttlC For Baby's Christmas Dainty Gift Articles in Great Variety Rattles in many styles and decorations, 350, 500 to $2 Carriage Clamps of best grade ribbon or celluloid. Pret tily decorated. $1 and $1.50 Carriage Straps trimmed with laces and hand painted. Priced $1.25 up to $3.50 Garment Hangers in a large assortment of styles. Prices range from 600 to $1.75 Armlets 750, 850, $1.00 The Infants' Shop, on the Second Floor, is filled to overflowing with appropri ate Christmas gifts for the little tots. Now is the best time to make selections. Suggestions Record Books with leather or silk covers. Various sizes. Priced $1.50 and $2.00 Hot Water Bottles in dainty ribbon bags or with hand painted designs. $1.10-$2.50 Baby Pins in pink and blue enameled, gold-plated, sterling silver. Prices 750 to $1.50 Toilet Sets 2, 3 and 4 pieces with dainty hand decorations. Very attractive gifts for in fants and for little tots 3 and 4 years at 750 to $8.50 a Bet. Infants' Shop, Second Floor "Portland Maid" Silk Hose $2.253 Pairs $6.50 Thousands of Portland1 women wear "Portland Maid" Silk Hose because they have found them far superior to the ordinary stockings. We now have a plentiful supply in black and the wanted colors. Here is a gift that is not only practical but beautiful as well. She would certainly be pleased with "Port land Maid" for Christmas. Priced $2.253 pairs for $6.50 Basement Millinery 200 Hats The limited quantity in the sale makes it important that you shop early in the day. The assortment is composed of Women's and Misses' Trimmed and Outing Hats of velvet and felt also other small hats in the close-fitting effects or for sport wear. Hats formerly sell ing at $2.00 up to Q-l ff $2.98. Priced special 0XUU v. W j Practical and Appropriate Gifts for Men A visit to our well-stocked Men's Wear Section on the first floor will give you many happy suggestions for "his" Xmas gift. Hundreds of articles on display. Double Trading Stamps given on cash purchases. L in e n Handkerchiefs with initial corner. 500, 650, $1 Plain Linen Handkerchiefs ex tra values at 350, 750, $1.25 French Linen Kerchiefs some thing entirely new only $1.00 Fancy Handkerchiefs with nov elty colored borders. Only 250 Knitted Sport Coats in several well known makes, at prices . ranging from $4.35 to $8.75 Silk Shirts in a large assort ment of patterns. $6.50-$ 10 Men's Madras Shirts of de pendable makes. $2.50 to $1 Silk Pajamas make excellent gifts. All colors. $0 to $15 Knitted Vests with six buttons and four pockets. $5.75-$7.50 Men's House Coats in fancy ma terials. $7.50 up to $15-00 Suggestions President Suspenders put up in neat gift boxes. All colors. 650 Belt Buckles of sterling silver in newest designs. $ 1 .75 to $6 -Men's Bath Robes of heavy grade Blanket material, at prices ranging $5 to $12.50 Knitted Silk Scarfs with fringed ends. All colors. $1.65-$3.50 Wool Sweaters in best makes and wanted colors. $5.75-$ 11 Men's Wool Scarfs in wanted colors. Fringed. $2.50-$3.50 Men's Fancy Hose in silk and cotton mixed. Priced $1 pair. Interwoven Silk Hose the gift he will appreciate. 750-$ 1.25 Men's Belts in a large selection of styles. Priced $1 up to $2 Pendleton Bath Robes the gift without a peer. New patterns. Gifts for Boys -BATH ROBES of heavy blan ket material. Large selection of new patterns and colors. Prices range $5.50 to $6.25 -BOYS' SWEATERS in the pop ular slip-on styles. Wool and wool mixtures. All the wanted school colors. $ 4.95 to $9.00 -KNITTED TIES, assorted pat terns moderately priced 500 HATS AND CAPS every pop ular style is here represented. Priced $1.50 up to $3.25 WINDSOR TIES at 250 to $1 BOYS' GLOVES always ar. acceptable gift. Fabric or leath er. Priced 500 up to $2.50 BOYS' SHIRTS and BLOUSES in a complete showing at popu lar prices. Dept., First Floor. Boys' Corduroy Suits Priced at $9.85 niuiimiiiiiimiimiiiiimi iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimmmiimi timimiiiim iiiuiiimmiiim imiiiiimmmi mi imiimimiiimmiiimiiimiiimmmiimiiiimiimmiiiimmimi niiiiit iiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiinit miiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniimmiiiiiiimiiiiiiimm.j
