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SECTION FIVE
Pages 1 to 12
Woman's Section
Special Features
VOL. XXXIII.
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1914.
NO. 42.
Powers Furniture
EASIEST TERMS OF CREDIT j JL
JsHy Tlri iIiTr; ISininTMTirrrj llOlIlrlfrffl L II it -SpliT fit) W of credit terms. Just a small payment down at I tif
yyvlMl-ARSrll j--JtrjJ-JlM!lil!'" , '1UIIMt.Lmi1 rgSTIl i2?J 1 Yl the time of purchase and then a little each week W-X
IferttT.B H -Str1 Jf!''iS ZSTya J-JTSL 'af-1 l or each month will deliver this splendid outfit to EfTl
hsS&Jsk. Yfj- FrV:f MuTlVvftlv "SrSJ f Jiy CrrL ft your home. Most any one can own It and enjoy Its Kjl 8
xTI room has a, pedestal dining table.four panel-back NfeSSSyJll. Jily
The "Sealy:
Guaranteed -for 20 Years
The 'Sealy" is made entirely of pure new
long-fiber cotton, guaranteed for twenty
years a&ainst becoming lumpy or bunchy.
The mattress for perfect rest and sound re
freshing: slumber. A big1 pillow for the
body, not a tuft in it conforms to every
curve and every position of the dJOC ff
sleeper P0vJU
This Three-Room Outfit Faithfully Illustrated
Every article in this three-room outfit was faithfully drawn to the most minute
detail and reproduced in an illustration exactly as the furniture will appear in
your own home without the slightest variation. With the above illustration in
front of you nothing is left to your imagination. You know exactly how your
home will look. Tou know exactly how much it will cost you. and the easy-credit
terms offered places this outfit within reach of every home-builder. Remember, Just
a small payment down, then the balance each week or each month as you earn.
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$3.50 Leather Seat Chair
Just as pictured, with Span
ish leather seat and panel
back. Chair has box - frame
construction and built entirely
of oak. Well braced and well
finished. The spe
cial price is
$2.79
$2. 75 Panel BackChair
Strongly made of selected
oak. with saddle - shaped
wood seat and slat back,
square constructi on
throughout, well braced be
low seat; in the coliien
wax finish. Now jj J 95
$ 1 .85 Brace Arm Chair
A good, strong, durable
chair, finished in quartered
oak effect, with heavy
understock and saddle
shaped wood seat. It has
brace arms, panel back and
wide top r a i 1. (t -I in
Now J 1 JL .7
This $21.50 Library Table
Quartered Oak d "I O
42-Inch Top lp 1 iZy
. For quality, design and size, the table pic
tured here, is surely unusual value. Only quar
tered oak is used in its construction. It has a
low platform base resting on scroll feet, mas
sive 3V4-inch legs and a 42-inch top with draw
er. We have just twenty-five of these to sell
at this price, and the lot is sure to go quickly.
Carpets! Carpets!
Three Big Special
Numbers at Powers
This Weefc
$1.35 Velvet Carpets at
$1.15
$1.50 Tapestry Brussels
These carpets can be had with or
without borders and with stair D T
carpets to match if desired. A I W M.
selection of choice designs and I f M r .
colors, sewed, laid and lined, yd..
$1.65 Best Wool Velvets
$1.39
Take advantage of this reduction
In price and recarpet your rooms.
Ten splendid patterns of heavy
velvet carpets in choice colorings
and designs, sewed, laid and
lined, for, yard
Your choice of twenty-four pat
terns of best wool velvet in
splendid new designs, shown
with or without border, also stair
carpet to match, on your floor
this week
Any Heater in the Store $1.00 Weekly
And the best, most attractive heaters ever displayed by any
store over seventy-five styles on show, ranging in price
from inexpensive ones at J1.50 up to the large nickel
trimmed ones at J45. The new "Mission" all-cast heater for
wood or coal is one of the most interesting styles in the
line. The entire body is made of cast iron, it has a swing
off top and a fireplace front. It has two feed doors, one in
A-B
Sanitary
.Gas
Ranges
front and one in the end and rests on a sanitary base. It is
the best designed heater of the year. In eight sizes for
either wood or coal. '
Powers Kitchen Heater
Heats your kitchen while cooking with gas. Designed and
built especially for POWERS', and on sale only at this
store. Burns either wood or coal. ' This heater is made
with adjustable legs and can easily be raised to. height of
gas-range surface. It is made of polished steel and re
quires no blacking. Two styles.
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DIPLOMATS, PHILANTHROPISTS AND
AUTHORS CAUGHT BY CAMERA MEN
'Diamond Jim" Brady Donates $250,000 to Hospital Aviator's Heroism Wins Him Place With Lesion of Honor.
Sir Edward Grey Factor in World's Diplomacy A. H. Savage-Landor Disappears From Antwerp.
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JAMES BUCHANAN BRADY gave
1250,000 to found a urologlcal labor
atory at Johns Hopkins after he
had been cured of a serious disease of
that type at the hospital. The build
ing presented by Mr. Brady almost is
completed. He has kept a careful eye
on its construction, making frequent
trips from New York to Baltimore to
inspect It. Mr. Braoy is little known as
"James Buchanan." but as "Diamond
Jim" Brady he is a National character.
Aviator Gilbert has been decorated
with the Legion of Honor for his splen
did conduct in the fighting near Muhl
hausen. He had flown over German
territory to throw a bomb when,
through an accident to his motor he
was compelled to alight. The Germans
had seen him alight and hurried to
capture him, but before they could
reach the spot where his disabled aero
plane lay, he had repaired the break in
his motor and he rose in the face of the
German fire and escaped with his aero
plane to the French lines. He was
wounded but not disabled by the Ger
man bullets. The decoration was hand
ed to him by General Pau.
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Sir Edward Grey, K. C, the Minister
of Foreign Affairs of Great Britain,
drafted the agreement between the
Triple Entente France, Russia, and
England to prevent any one of them
from making terms of peace with Ger
many without the mutual consent of
the three.
Kitchener, of Khartoum, hea broth
er in the army in the person of Colonel
Henry E. C Kitchener. He is 68 years
old and on the reserve list. He has
served in the West Indies and in India
and has been mentioned in dispatches
for bravery and decorated. He is heir
to the title of his brother, that of Vis
count. -
A. H. Savage-Landor. the explorer.
Ask for
Stamps
Special Offerings From the
Big New Drapery Departm't
Remnants
of Scrim, Sun
dour, Tapestry
Rep and Printed
Scrim at
frce
Odd Pairs of
1 Lace Curt'ins
$1.50 to $15.00
values. Lace and
Scrim, one pair
of a pattern, at
2, Regular Price
ShortLength Scrims
Values Up to 45c
Either colored or plain, three
to fifteen yards in a piece,
regular 45c value, per in
yard 1I7C
Bargains in Nets
White and Ecru Bungalow Nets,
Fish Nets, filet and floral designs,
45 to 50 inches wide:
25c quality, per yard 17J
65c quality, per yard.. 39J
90c quality, per yard 58i
11 quality, per yard 67i
Lace Curtains
Short quantities of all kinds of
Lace Curtains to four pairs of a
kind, from 2.50 to $15 values, now
$1.38 to $7.35 Pair
$1 Sundour Cloth
Figured or Bordered Sundour,
guaranteed fast colors. 36
inches wide, all shades,
now OS7C
.Sain JVt
ia reported to have disappeared from
Antwerp and it is feared by his friends
that he may have been captured by
the Germans. If he has the world will
have some picturesque reading mate
rial on the line of atrocities, for atroc
ities are Savage-Landor's specialty.
When he wrote of Tibet he told a
story of having his eyeballs seared with
hot irons and of other extraordinary
cruelties which he said were practiced
by the Tibetans who captured him.
His latest claim to attention was his
dispute of - the accuracy of Colonel
Roosevelt's discovery of the River of
Doubt.
Hwang Hsing, the generalissimo of
the forces of Southern China in the
revolution, and acclaimed by the re
formers as the active mainspring of
the Chinese revolution, has Just arrived
in New York and is stopping at the
Hotel Astor, where he posed specially
for a photograph October 6. The Gen
eral is here to study the American
form of government. Though elected
Vice-President when the empire was
overthrown, because of his opposition
to Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the President, Gen
eral Hwang sought refuge for a while
in Japan.
General Baden Powell, chief of the
Boy Scouts of Great Britain, has called
the 200,000 Boy Scouts of the British
Kingdom to rally round the colors for
duty as scouts and dispatch-bearers.
FRENCH HERO CHEERED
Private and Captured Flags Greeted
by Paris Populace.
PARIS, Oct. 18 Two German stand
ards were brought into Paris the other
day, and taken in a motorcar through
the city to the Invalides. In the car
were three officers and one private.
The private's face was radiant, for it
was he who had captured, in hand-to-
hand combat, the standard of the
Fusiliers of Magdcbourg, and he was
coming to Paris to receive from the
hands of General Gallieni the military
medal for bravery. This is the account
of the capture given by this modest
hejo, who is. Jay the way, a Territorial
Reservist:'
"It was very simple. It took place
somewfrere on the Ourcq. Carried for
ward by our rush, we found ourselves
in the midst of the Prussians. As It
happened I was the nearest to the Ger
man flag, defended by a Lieutenant. I
rushed forward, bayonet in hand, and
the officer fell with the standard.
That's the whole story."
Another Prussian standard was car
ried up the boulevards on a military
motorcar. On its swift passage hats
flew in the air, and heartening cheers
roared out. From all the iMe streets
old men, women and children ran out,
hatle-ss and eager, and there were
s mil 38 on faces that have not often
smilud these days. The nlghrsaare Is
lifting from Paris. A wind of victory,
it would seem, is blowing from the
field of battle, and hearts and browa
are liXuns.