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TOE MORNING OREGONTAN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1922
AD CLUB TO MAK
HOOD RIVER TRIP
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More
Closer Friendship Is Aim of
Portland Party.
.SCENERY TO BE BOOSTED
Pleasure to Be Combined With
Neighborly Meeting With Busi
ness Men of Other Cities.
A trip to Hood River and other
nearby points under the auspices of
the Portland Ad Club for the purpose
of cementlnr a closer feeling of
friendship between Portland and
those, cities and to boost Oregon
scenery will be taken by about 100
members and their families on Wash
ins ton's birtnday. according to an an
nouncement made yesterday by the
chairman of the general committee.
The excursion will be in the nature
of a pleasure trip and a general
neighborly meeting with Hood River
business men anil members of the
Kiwanis club at The Dalles.
According to the arrangements al
ready announced a special train of
j.ine parlor cars and a baggage car
will leave the union station at 9:30
Wednesday morning. February 22.
fcnd will make a leisurely trip up the
highway, stopping at Multnomah
falls, the fish hatchery. Oneonta
grge. Horsetail falls and other
points. anl will arrive at Hood River
at 12:30 P. M.
MTle Mea 1 Go A lone
The baggage car will hold four
motion picture outfits and at . each
of the stops the -large party will
Ifbark while the movie cameras
record the scenery and the antics
of the excursionists. These films
will later be released in Portland
and all over the. state.
Ieslie Butler of Hood River, chair
man of the Hood River Business
Men's club, will meet the Portland
business men at Hood River and a
committee will be appointed for a
conference to arrange a greater
r.gon publicity programme. Ir.
C B. dinger, president of the Ki
wanians of The Ialles, also will be
there and has assured the Portland
delegation of the co-operation of the
Kiwanians in the publicity project.
At Hood River the delegation from
t"-.at community and the Kiwanians
from The lalles will meet the Port-
landers and automobiles will be
provided to take the entire party
to the Columbia Gorge hotel for
lunch and a get-together-jass pro
gramme. The party will return to
Portland at S:30 o'cloc"- In the afternoon.
(oventor to Along.
Besides the 3"0 Portlanders who In
t.nd to take the trip, governor and
Mrs. Oicott and Mayor and Mrs. Baker,
together with a number of the city
and county commissioners have al&o
agreed to go.
A special rate of j has beei ar
ranged with the railroacr and covers
the entire day. Including luncheon
The chairmen of the various com
mittees In charge of the programme
for the dav are William P. Merry
general chairman: Fred S. Young
programme committee: day S. Morse
pictures: George ncber. outside co
operation; Ted Emerson, publicity
John Boyer. Rosarlans.
TODtTS FILM FEATl'RES.
Columbia Three Live Ghosts."
Liberty 'Hoot' Gibson,
"Headin' West."
Peoples Elaine Hammerstein,
'The Way of a Maid."
Majestic Nilimova, "A Doll's
House."
Rivoll Alice Brady. 'Hush
Money."
Blue Mouse "Over theilL"
Star Harold Lloyd, "A Sailor
Made Man."
Hippodrome Viola Dana, "The
Fourteenth Lover."
Circle Herbert Rawlinson,
"Cheated Hearts."
reel, a "Snub" Pollard comedy and
Trapped." a story presented with
beautiful scenic backgrounds, com
plete the Columbia bill.
Screen Gossip.
When Shakespeare wrote "the
play's the thing." he pronounced a
truism for motion pictures of today,
according to Frank R- Adams, the
well-known magazine writer, who in
C. Gardner
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HREE Live Ghosts" was a de-
ightful comedy on the stage
nd it makes a scream of a
picture, as it Is being presented at the
Columbia theater this week. It is a
George Fitzmaurice picture, filmed In
London, so the settings are all "cor
rect." The production gives everyone
who has been in good old London
town an opportunity to tart.'When
I was in Kngland the last time"
"Three Live Ghosts" is crammed
with humorous situations. with
enough romance and plot Interest
thrown in. so that all classes of film
fans are bound to love it. The three
ghosts who refuse tb stav dead are
Jimmy Gubbins. a cockney; Billy
Foster, an American, and "Spoofy."
hose mind is a blank from shell
shock. They return to London on
armistice night. after -a year in a
German prison camp, and then the fun
starts.
Spoofy" and Jimmy's mother, who
cannot be parted from her gin, supply
much of the mirth. "Spoofv" has a
careless habit of helping himself to
anything which strikes his fancy and
his pais are in constant fear that he
will rob the bank of England. When
he steals Into the home of an earl and
escapes with the family jewels and
the heir of the- household, in a baby
carriage, he starts a series of com
plications which lead to an entertain-
ng climax.
Clare 'Greet keeps the spectators
aughing constantly with her antics
as Mrs. Gubbins. Cyril Chadwick is
poofy." who walks with uncon
cerned air with a sheep and baby car
riage along London's busiest .thor
oughfare. Norman Kerry is likable as Billy,
and Anna Q. Xillson is his beautiful
sweetheart. Ivis. Kdmund Goulding is
the boyish Jimmy.
The plot includes some melodra
matic momenta in the lives of Billy
and Ivis, but the comedy is the chief
interest. j
An interesting ScreenTand News
Sullivan, autnor oi me j. nomas
Ince epochal drama. "Hail the
Woman," expressed his enthusiasm
for the picture. Something to praise
besides the acting and production
was seen in "Hail the Woman" by
the famous novelist. j
Alter seeing . tne picture. nc
wrote. "I listened for a while to con
siderable raving on the part of
friends as to what wonderful acting
it was. until I finVlly felt obliged to
tell them that they had been seeing
the ettme players or others equally
as competent in at least 50 per cent
of last year's, offerings. The reason
'Hail the. Woman' made 'era forget
their chewing gum was because it
had been written and not concocted
out of odds and ends on the lot."
"Hail the Woman" opens at the Lib
erty Saturday.
The rural types that Charles (Chic)
Sals impersonates In his first mo
tion picture. "His Nibs." have proved
so much fun for movie audiences that
Mr. Sale is writing another small
town story to serve as his second
production. "Chic" Sale is spending
the season as a vaudeville headliner
and has a continuity writer traveling
with him so that the new picture may
be ready for spring production.
Lon Chaney, whose portrayal of
Blixzard in "The Penalty" stands out
as one of the finest things that the
screen has ever seen, and who also
scored such a big hit In "The Miracle
Man." adds to his triumphs as the
king of the underworld, an entirely
different role, in The Xight Rose."
which will be the attraction at the
Blue Mouse theater for one week
only, starting Saturday. It Is an
original story by Ler'oy Scott.
Pay Day' has been chosen by I
Charlie Chaplrn as the name of his
new comedy which i in two reels.
After he makes one more short pic- i
lure ior J-irst .National. Chaplin pro- a
poses to-devote himself to feture-f?
length comedies for United Artists. I
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Two stars who will appear in a new
orbit are Gareth Hughes, until re-1 K
cenuy wun -Metro, atid Besede Love.
ney are to be reatured in a scries
of special productions by Louis
tsursion.
sages by Rev. and Mrs.
Hills will also be heard.
J. Wiliard
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rkle.v Green Tarent-Teacher asso
ciation will meet today at 2:30 o'clock
The KUbject of "Thrift" will be dis
cussed and an interesting afternoon Is
promised.
The current literature department
of the Portland Woman's club will be
entertained Thursday, February IS. at
the home of Mrs. I. M. Watson. 21
Cornell road. A-sHrting hostesses will
be: Mrs. W. 1. Swan. Mrs. George
lineman. Mrs. 11. I.. Stevens. Mrs. J
Karl Klse. Mr. K Bron and Mrs
Katherine Daly. Mrs. Wildes Veazie
will read "Pruscllla with a Million"
and Mrs. Fred A. Kribs will be soloist
An interesting event of today will
be the colonial tea by the Cout h Par
ent-Teacher association in the school
assembly from S to 5 o'clock. The
ladies in charge will appear In colo
nial costume and the children of the
school will present a colonial dance
Tea and cakes will be served and the
public is Invited.
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Women's Soriety of
the White Temple will be held today
at the church. Sewing will be from
10:30 to 11:30 o'clock and luncheon
will be served. An important busi
ness meeting will be held at 2 o'clock.
Officers will be elected at the reu
1r meeting of the American War
Mother, this afternoon at 2 o'clock in
room S-5 courthouse.
ThV Girls' Friendly society of St.
David's parish will meet at the Com
munity club today. All members ana
their friends are urged to attend.
Mrs. August Schaefer will entertain
he members of the Portland Women's
New Thought club today at 2 o'clock
at her home. ES Northrup street. All
Interested are invited.
Chapter C of the P. K. O. Hsterhoort
will meet Friday. February 17. at the
home of Mrs. Mary Steinme-nte, 1520
East Taylor street, when Mrs. Steln
ments and Mrs. J. F. Tatterson will
be hostesses. The day wtll be spent
sewing for the Fruit and Flower mis
sion and, luncheon will be served at
1I:S o'clock.
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The Woman's Fsychlc club, auxil
iary of the First Spiritualist church."
Eait Seventh and Haasalo streets, will
give a silver tea this afternoon. Mes-
Simple Way to
Remove La rid ruff
There la one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once, and
that Is to dissolve it. then you destroy
it entirely. To do this Just get about j
four ounces of plain, common liquid
arvon from any drug store tthts Is all
you will need), apply It at night when
retiring: use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub It In gently with the
finger tips.
By morning most. If not all. of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more-appllcatione will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of It. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all Itching and dig
ting of the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, siiky and soft, and look and
feel a hundred times better. Adv.
Tomorrow the National League of
Women Voters will give a luncheon
at 12 o'clock at the Multnomah hotel,
honoring Dr. Esther Pohl Lovcjoy.
Mrs. Murray Warrens of Eugene and
Mrs. Ellis Meredith.
The regular meeting of the Port
land Grade Teachers association
representatives will be held in the
clubrooms. 331 Chamber of Commerce
building, today at 2:30 o'clock. A
full attendance is urged.
Officers and members of Mount
Tabor Parent-Teacher association
will join with the Portland council
of Parent-Teacher organisations in
acting as hostesses for the teachers
and principals of their school, at the
reception to be given in Franklin
high school Friday evening. Febru
ary 17. There will be an interesting
programme of speakers and music
followed by a social hour. All resi
dents, both men and women, of the
Mount Tabor school district are
urged to attend.
The Portland women's realty board
will hold its next regular meeting
at noon on Saturday in the Wash
ington Hazelwood. These semi
monthly meetings of the board are
attracting an increased attendance.
one of the Interesting features be-
rng three-minute talks by members
on topics dealing with features of
the realtors' profession.
An interesting and Instructive
programme has been arranged for
Saturday's meeting. An effort wil
he made to confine the proceedings
to one hour s duration.
The directors of the Portland Wom
an's club will hold a card party
of bridge and 500 today In the ball
room of the Multnomah hotel. Mrs.
Mary Dearborn Schwab, accompanied
by Mrs. Ralph C. Walker, will give
several vocal selections of composi
tions by Mrs. Walker. There will
be feature dancing by junior par
ticipant and prises will be offered
for high score In cards. Refresh
ments will he served at 4 o'clock.
expect to tour France. Italy, Ger. j
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many, England, Scotland and Wales I
Klaber Hon Crop Sold.
CHEHAL1 S, Wash.. Feb. 14 (Spe
cial.) The hops held for some time
by the Klaber Investment company
at its yard at Klaber, 12 miles south
west of Chehalis, recently wire sold
and are ready for shipment to Lon
don. The lot Included 438 bales and
the price is said to have been 25 cents
a pound. The hopyard of the Klaber
company for 1822 will contain 135
acres in Tull bearing. Of this, 25 acres
is the old yard, while the 110 acres
will be two years old this season. This
company also has five'acres of logan
berries that wil! come Into good bear
ing the coming season and another
three acres that were set out last
spring. f
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Kuffcnltes to .Tour Europe.
ICCGENE. Or.. Feb. 14. (Special.)
Mr. and -Mrs. W. F. Osburn of the
Hotel Oshurn, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Burden left todety fnr a trur of
Europe. While they will cross the
American continent by separate routes
they will meet in New York city and
depart March 1 on the steamship
Homeric for C1erhrure FVance. They
Si-io Citizens Going to Mexico.
SCIO. Or.. Feb. 14. (Special.) Dr.
S. C. Browne and J. W. Hirons, who
have bought land on the island of
Pallmito Del Varde. Sinaioa. Mexico,
have completed arrangements for the
transportation of their stock and per
sonal property to their new home.
"Both own a large amount of real es
tate here.
Orpheum matinee today. 15-:5-5fl-Ad.
Orpheum mat inoe tods v. 1 S-jS-SO-Ad.
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BY SIR PHILIP GIBBS
Friday, Feb. 17
Lincoln High Auditorium
Tickets and Sir Philip Gibbs'
Books for Sale in Book Dpt.
Wednesday's News of Important Sayings
Featuring Economy Offerings of Timely Interest to Every Thrifty Shopper .
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asement Undernrice Store
Wednesday's Special Sales in the Basement Store Present Unusual Opportunities to Save on
Wanted Articles for Personal Use and for the Home. Eead Over the Following Items and
Profit by the Lowered Prices. S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given ;an Additional Saving.
Basement Sale
Women's Suits
Formerly Priced to $29.50
One
Price
-
One
Price
The woman who is looking for a serviceable Suit at low cost
cannot do better than choose one of these. Good practical
styles, such as will give splendid service now and later.
Made up in
NAVY BLUE TRICOTINE MATERIAL
one of the popular fabrics for Spring Suits. All are beauti
fully tailored and coats are silk lined. Only a limited number
in the sale, therefore early choosing is to your A AA
advantage. Regular $29.60 Suits, on special sale uAtUU
Showing New Spring Coats at Popular Prices
Pumps and Oxfords
Spring Shipment Just Received
Basement Women's Pumps in the popular
one-strap style with flexible soles, military
heels, perforated quarter and tip. Of brown
or black vici kid. Smart
up - to - date footwear for
Spring wear. Full range
of sizes. Extra PO QK
values at, a pair POi7J
Street Pumps at $4.95
Basement Women's new
street Pumps of patent leath
er. One and two-strap styles
with covered military and flat
heels. On sale today, & Q"T
at special, a pair
MiddyBlouses
95c
Basement Sizes for women
.and misses in this lot. Made
up m splendid quality white
material with red or blue col
lars and cuffs. Get a good
supply of these for QPCp
Spring. Priced, special 7Jlx
Dresser Scarfs
50c
Basement 18x54-inch White
Dresser Scarfs with attractive
colored border. No telephone
orders accepted on account of
limited quantity. Spe- Cflp
cially priced for. today "Jwv
Jersey Sport Goats
Special $4.45
Basement Jersey Coats are again the vogue for all sorts of
sport occasions and also for business and street wear. Light in
weight and neat appearing they are the ideal garments to take
the place of Winter coats. Black, brown and navy. (Si A K
Belted styles with tuxedo collar. Basement special DrfcrxJ
Women's House Dresses 1.19
Petticoats at 98c
Basement Attractive new
House Dresses of splendid
quality percale. Trimmed with
piping, f a n c y ' collars and
fronts. Small sizes only. On
special sale today, j" Q
in the Basement, at 3XX7
Women's Fiber Hose 48c
Basement
Beaver shade only, sizes 9,
9V2 and 10. Double heel, sole
and toe. Jlose that will give
excellent' service. 300 pairs
priced for quick dis- AQs
posal. Special, the pair "iOv
Silk Hose 59c
Black silk with lisle top, heel
and toe. Slightly im- KQ
perfect. Broken sizes. OUKs
Women's Lisle and Cotton Hose
Special 35c Pair
Basement You will pay 50c and more for Hose of this quality
at many stores. Splendid grade lisle and cotton with double
heel, sole and toe. Black and brown only. Sizes from OFT
8Va to 10. Specially priced for this sale, 3 pairs $1 pair OtIU
Basement Plain and fancy
Sateen Petticoats, in neat at
tractive patterns. It will pay
you to buy several of these,
for the values are exceptional.
Assorted colors. Spe- QQ
cially priced today, at OU
Toilet Paper
12 for $1
Basement Large size rolls
containing 1000 sheets. Not
more than 12 rolls to a cus
tomer and no telephone or C.
O. D. orders filled. I- ff
On sale, 12 Tolls for D-LUU
5-Eyelet Oxfords with mili
tary heels ami walk- (JJQ AC
ing soles, the pair DOeJ
Rubbers, odd lines, for men,
women and children. AQn
Priced special, a pair tO'
Hair Nets
12 for $1
Basement These Nets are
made from real hair and every
one is guaranteed. Durable
double mesh weave. Shown in
black, brown and blonde. No
telephone orders. (P"J (f
Special, 12 for only D AUU
Handbags 98c
Basement CJean-up sale of
several odd lines. Many dif
ferent styles and sizes in the
assortment. Values in the lot
up to $1.50. Don,'t fail to get
one of these. Specially QQf
priced for this sale at Ot
Tbilet Soap
12 for $1 .
Basement 01 - o - Palm and
Castile Toilet Soaps, put up
12 cakes in neat box. No tele
phone or C. O. D. orders. 300
boxes in this sale. !" ff
Box of 12 cakes for tDlVl
We Give S. & H. Stamps.
8
. Union Suits 98c
Basement Women's Union
Suits in Spring weight. Sleeve
less, low neck, ankle length,
high or Dutch neck, long or
short sleeves. French and
bodice tops. Broken QOp
range of sizes. Special JO
Child's Hose 35c
Basement Medium and heavy
ribbed cotton Stockings for
boys and girls. All siz.es 6 up
to 10. Just the thing for school
wear. JJoubie neeis ana-toes.
On special sale today,
3 pairs for Jjl; pair
35c
Women's Brassieres Only 35c
Basement Extra Special
Back-fastening Brassieres of a well-known make.- Pink ma
terial. Neatly finished and perfect fitting. All sizes from 32
up to 44. A Brassiere gives the figure the fashionable OPT
slim silhouette. On special sale today in Basement, at Otll
Mixed Wool Blankets
Formerly Priced $7.85
$
A .73
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Made by one of Oregon's largest
woolen mills. Splendid heavy Blan
kets and good large size. Gray only,
with fancy bordered ends. Wool
prices are advancing take our advice
and buy one or 'more of QA 7Q
these excellent Blankets, at I O
Damask Table Cloths
Special $1.39
Basement Mercerized damask Table Cloths hemmed, ready
for use. Beautiful finish and very durable. Choice Q" QQ
of several patterns. Regular $1.98 Cloths. Special wltuU
Pillow Cases, Special 50c Each
Men's Ties
49c
Basement Large assortment of
new patterns in all the best col
ors. Popular 4-in-hand styles
with medium wide ends. ACkn
On special sale at, each
Men's Undershirts
2for$l
Basement Men's Knit Under
shirts in Winter weight. Odd
lines priced for immediate clear
away. Broken range of sizes,
but phenomenal values. Cfl
Priced special, garment
Men's Cotton Hose
20c Pair
Basement Men's good grade
black cotton Hose at a very spe
cial price for today's setting.
Split foot. Sizes 9 to Ofjp
11. Priced special, pair
Ask for S. & H. Green Stamps
Basement Sale Men's Trousers
Super Values at the Price!
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A selling event that is sure to crowd the Basement Men's Store.
You will want to be here and share in this notable offering. Special
purchase sale of 295 pairs Men's Trousers in the latest cuts. Dressy
enough for any occasion and exceptionally well made. Wool mix
tures, corduroys and worsteds in medium and heavy CQ Q K
weight. All sizes 30 to 42 waist Basement special j50OeJ
Boys' Knickers at 95c
Broken Range of Sizes
Less than a dollar for Boys' Pants1! And good1 serviceable Pants
they are, too. Particularly for the boy who is hard on his QETf
clothes. Novelty mixtures and corduroys. Priced special t)C
Save Money by Saving S. & H. Trading Stamps
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4th Floor f-
Wednesday's
Special Lunch
69c
Serrtce 11:30 A. M. to 2:3Q F. 31.
CHOICE OF
English Beef Broth -with Barley
Chicken Mullig-tawny
Fried Salmon Steak
Escalloped Halibut In Shell
Old-Fsishioned Steak
.with Country Gravy
Currie of Veal and Rlc.
(WK Baked Beans and Boston
Brown Braad
Cold Meat. Potato Salad
with
Red Mexican Beans
CHOICE OF
Pie Icecream Pudding1
Tea
Coffee
Milk
Main Floor -
A TREAT!
Special in Our Candy
Shop on Main Floor.
Lucas
delicious hand-rolled
Chocolates in assorted fla
vors. Priced, a pound, (500
"Choco-Coco"
Nut cream hand - dipped
Chocolates put up in spe
cial gift boxes. Priced' 500
Creamed Filberts
A universally popular
sweet. Pure and whole
some. Special, pound, 350
Old Fashioned Chocolates,
priced special, a pound 270
Corn Crisp per bag J50
Main Floor f-
$1.00 Rag Rugs,
At 50c
24x36-inch Rag Hugs in plain
colors. .Suitable for bathroom
or bedroom. Regular $1
values. Priced special a(
27x54-inch Rag Rugs in solid
colors. Regular $3.25 C0 J?f
values; priced special 0tlvr
These are extra heavy and
the colorings are most desirable.
i 50c
Bargain Circle
2d Floor
Nestle Hair
Waving
Have your work done here by
experts! The Nestle Wave gives
an added charm to one's appear
ance that cannot be overesti
mated. Phone for appointment.
Beauty Shop, 2d Floor
Main Floor
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House Aprons
$1.59
Women's House Aprons of
Amoskeag ginghams in checks
and plaids. Latest slip-over,
styles with short sleeves, sashes.-'
belts, etc. Sizes 36 r(V
to 46. Priced special DXOV
Blanket Bath Robes in large
selection of patterns C A A(
and colors. Special at
Center Circle
Basement f"
Set of Three
Sauce IJans
$1.29
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Basement Aluminum Sauce
Pans as sketched. One each 1,
IVt and 2-qt. sizes. J- OQ
On sale today at only tD-L7
Special low prices on Alumi
num Kettleb, Sauce Pans, Etc.
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