The Sunday Oregonian., December 13, 1914, Section One, Page 3, Image 3

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CONSUL-GENERAL IS
FAMINE SUFFERER
name "Albert" shall be given to an
avenue or public square in Paris in
honor of the King of Belgium.
The rue de Berlin already has been
changed to the rue de Liege and it Is
proposed to give a Belgian or English
name to the Avenue de l'Opera, which
before 1870 was the Avenue Napoleon.
The former Avenue d'Allemagne is now
the Avenue Jean Jaures.
The city of Rouen has changed the
name' of the Boulevard Canchois to
Boulevard des Beiges.
' The Place de la Gars In Orleans has
been changed to Place Albert I and
two bridges over the Loire have been
renamed George V and Nicholas IL
This is only the beginning of the
radical changes of nomenclature that
will mark the war in all towns of
France. The transformation Is not con
fined to names of streets, squares and
places. All German and Austrian
names of products already have dis
appeared. Eau de Cologne is to be
called Eau de Louvain or Eau de Pro
vence. Viennese bread Is now called
Pain Llegois.
In the phonograph parlors all names
of German pieces have been marked off
the programmes.
FORESTRY FUNDS ASKED
Pacific Phone Marsh. 5080, Home Phone A 2112. All Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled Same Day as Received. Express and
Parcels Post Packages Prepaid On $5.00 Purchases. Business Hours of This Store, 8:30 A. M Until 5:30 P.M.; Saturdays, 9 A.M. to 6 P. M.
Sale Toilet Articles
Large size Colgate's Toilet "Water at 50
Speiler's Toilet Water priced at 25
Young People's Perfume, four odors, 25
Palmer's Perfume now priced at. .... -25
Jergens' Perfume, cut glass stopper, at 50
Five-Piece Manicure Set priced at. . ..98
Brush and Comb Set for tomorrow at 49
Keep Clean Brush and Comb Set at 98
5-piece Men's Set, including Razor, $1.98
Sale Toilet Articles
$2.25 French Ivory Hand Mirror at S1.49
$2.75 12-row French Ivory Hair Brush now
priced at S1.98
$2 11-row French Ivory Hair Brush 1.25
35c French Ivory Dressing Combs at. -25
50c French Ivory Dressing Combs at.-35
Extra A complete sample line of French
Ivory Goods, one piece of each kind, go at
wholesale prices.
United States Official at Ant--werp
Appeals for Food for
Those Near Him.
STAFF ALSO IS IN WANT
The Most in Value, The Best in Quality-
Bakers Have Resumed Making
Bread, bat Outlook Tor Winter Is
Described as Gloomy King
Albert Gives Thanks.
How Time
Bays to
TTTTJ RTTNDAT OKTCaoXTAT. -POT51XANIV DECE3IBER 13, 1914. "
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LONDON', Dec 13. That th famine
in Belgium la no respecter of persons
was vividly brought home by a letter
received today by the American Com
mission from Henry W. Diederich, the
United . States Consul-Ceneral at
Antwerp, who appeals for food for his
family, for his consular staff and for
himself. Mr. Diederich writes:
"About ten days ago Jarvls Bell, of
New York, while on his way to Brus
sels, kindly Informed me that If my
family and myself needed any thins to
let him or the relief committee know
and that they would provide as best
they could.
"At the time the offer was made I
did not think It would be necessary to
make use of It, but we have been
suddenly made to realize that Antwerp
Is not vlctuallzed as common report
bag it. as a few days ago all the bakers
in the city declared they were no
longer able to supply bread for lack of
flour.
"For the time being- they again have
Started their work, but the outlook for
a steady supply of bread this Winter
In gloomy. In view of this condition,
I would request the American relief
committee to let me have at the earliest
opportunity some flour for myself and
the families of the consular staff.
In these words King Albert, of the
Belgians, replied to a message of good
wishes sent to him by the American
Commission for Relief in Belgium, by
saying: "Tour work should save
Belgium from famine."
"His Majesty." the King's reply con
tinues, "earnestly congratulates your
commission on Its generous and en
lightened initiative. He desires that
you should know he Is grateful."
H06HTAI) SCTTIiIES JLKE SECTS
'Additional Donation of 5,000,000
Cigarettes Blade- for France.
WASHINGTON. Deo. 12. A shipment
of 401 cases of hospital supplies and
clothing for women and children was
made by the American Red Cross today
to the war-stricken countries of Eu
rope. France will receive 89 cases and
an additional donation of 6,000,000
cigarettes. Germany will get 71 cases.
Austro-Hungary 71 cases and 20 bales
of absorbent cotton, and Belgium 159
cases.
Enclosing a check for $100. Vice
President Marshall wrote the Red
Cross today in part as follows:
"I fear the calls for help at home and
abroad are to be so numerous and all
compelling that many of us must cur
tail our pleasures at the behest of duty
and that larger charity which spells
love.
LAST WISHES RESPECTED
SIMil.k; HKATH TO ADORN CAS
HKT 01' JOSEPH SMITH.
Funeral of Patriarch of Reorganised
I-ntler Day Saints to Be mm He
Himself Arranged lit. 1
INDEPENDENCE. Mo., Dec. 12.
Simplicity surrounded the preparations
for the funeral of Joseph Smith, presi
dent of the Reorganized Church of
Latter Day Saints, to be held here to
morrow. President Smith died Thurs
day after a lingering Illness. Services
will be held in accordance with the
directions of the dead patriarch, who
In the days when he lay between life
and dealh calmly arranged for his
burial.
A single wreath will adorn the cas
ket, since Mr. Smith urged that money
that might be spent for flowers should
go to charity, and there will be no
extra song Bervlce, as he chose the few
simple hymns to be sung.
The casket will be of the plainest
and no draping will toe seen on pulpit
or building. Mr. Smith arranged every
detail, even to the number of carriages
and the suit In which he Is to be
burled. . .
The Quorum of Twelve, the highest
ruling body In the church, will attend
the funeral. U. W. Green, a mission
ary In Jerusalem, and Homer Griffith,
who has been doing similar work In
Australia, sent messages today, an
nouncing that they will be present.
Both had been notified of the presi
dent's illness sume time ago.
ISSUE SQUARELY DRAWN
HOUSE MUST SHOW COLORS .
LIQUOR AXD SUFFRAGE.
National Prohibition Resolution to Be
Debated Klgkt Hour December
32 Others to Folloir at Once.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. The issues
of National prohibition nd woman suf
frage will bo placed squarely before
Ihe House of Representatives as a re
sult of action taken today by the House
rules committee, when it decided to
report special rules for the considera
tion of Constitutional amendments on
both subjects. Incidentally, the com
mittee put an end to all hope of an ex
tended holiday recess.
Representative Henry; chairman of
the rules committee, asserted the rule
on the Hobson prohibition resolution
would be presented December 22 and
that the resolution after eight hours
of debate would be pressed to a vote on
that date. The suffrage resolution, he
aid. would follow immediately. The
prohibition resolution would prohibit
the sale, manufacture and exportation
for sale of "intoxicating liquors for
beverage purposes in the United States
and all territory subject to the juris
diction thereof forever."
The suffrage amendment would de
clare that the right of citizens to vote
should not be denied or abridged on
account of sex.
GERMAN NAMES VANISHING
Streets, Bridges and ETen Articles
of Food Rechristened In France.
PARIS. Nov. SO. (Correspondence of
the Associated Press.) The Paris Mu
nicipal Council has decided that the
SERVICE? MAKES ESTIMATES OF
AMOUNTS NEEDED,
Appropriations for A dmln titration of
47 Reserves In Three Northwest- '
era States May Be Cut.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington, Dec 12. For the administra
tion of the various forest reserves in
the Northwest, the Forest Service has
asked Congress for the following ap
propriations for the next fiscal year:
Amt. recom- Amt for
Oregon mended, current Yr.
Cascade $ 9,968 S23.04O
Crater 10,610 18,800
Deschutee 8.809 7.630
Fremont 7,985 9,200
Malheur 7.691 11.460
Minam B.797 4,930
Ochoco 6. 70S 8,600
Oregon 17,178 17,600
Paulina ................ 5.472 7,330
Santiam 9,7'X; IS. 400
Siskiyou 11,268 16,631)
Sluslaw 6,646 10,260
Umatilla 5,162 6,200
Umpq.ua 10,300 12,240
Wallcwa 7,437 10,561
Wenaha 5,420 8,910
Whitman 8,749 16,790
Washington
Chelan 6,260 9,130
Columbia 8. 758 17.SS0
Colville ............... 6,883 9.210
Okanogaa .............. 9,994 14.800
Olympic 17.178 ' 25,650
Rainier 12.035 16,400
Snoqualmle 11,946 18,860
Waahlnstoa 7.909 13,130
Wenatchee 8,858 9,330
Idaho -
Beaverhead 7,169 10,585
Boise 6,676 13.373
Cache 4,267 7,170
Caribou 4,020 6,146
Challia 3,668 7,015
Clearwater .. 12,665 17,440
Coeur d' Alene 24,459 41,440
Idaho 6,379 9.40O
Kanlksu 19,146 26,690
Lemhi 4,671 6,650
Minidoka .............. 3,384 3,180
Nez Perce 11.214 14.619
Pailsade 5,472 7 100
Payette 10,833 18,870
Pen d' Oreille 14,459 17,450
St. Joe 18,876 34,330
Salmon 5.694 13,390
Sawtooth 4,504 5,535
Selway 12,659 14.695
Targhee 5,956 8,861
Weiser 8.526 - 10,460
REMOUNT STATIONS BUSY
Many Canadians Used in Buying
Horses for Brltisb Army.
LONDON, Dec L (Correspondence
of the Associated Press.) Providing
mounts for the British .army, so con
stantly exposed to German fire on the
Continent, keeps five remount depots in
England and Ireland busy.
Each depot is under direction of an
army officer, who is assisted by vet
erinarians. - rough-riders, grooms and
blacksmiths. Many Canadians from the
Western provinces have been drafted
Into the remount service because of
their skill as horsemen and experience
in managing wild animals.
Both artillery and cavalry have suf
fered a heavy loss of animals In Bel
gium and France and there is constant
demand for many different kinds of
animals. Hunters, carthorses, cobs and
heavy animals for vans used by the
commissary are bought by the remount
officers and shaped up for the field.
1-4 OFF
on leather novelties at
NAU'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY,
Selling Bldg., Cor. Sixth and Alder Adv.
National Defense Hearing Refused.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. Representa
tive Gardner's demand for a hearing on
his resolution for an investigation into
the military preparedness of the coun
try was voted down today by the Hous
rules committee by a straight party
vote of five to three. All the Demo
crats voted against it.
A Home-Made
Hair Grower
That Does Marvels
During the last few sears announce
ments have appeared occasionally tell
ing how to make a really good hair
tonic that would actually make the
hair grow, and it gives us great pleas
ure to learn that so many who have
tried it have obtained such remarkable
results. One lady writes that immedi
ately after reading the formula, she
went to her druggist and had him put
up as directed 2 ounces of Lavona de
Composee, Va dram Menthol Crystals,
and 6 ounces of Bay Rum. She took
this home and, although her hair had
been falling out terribly and she was
threatened with baldness, she was
astonished and delighted to note that
the falling out of the hair stopped im
mediately, and the hair itself began to
grow irt an amazing manner. In fact,
she states that it had already grown S
inches in a little over two months.
Moreover, her hair is now brighter,
glossier and more luxuriant than ever
and is still growing. She rubbed the
tonic into the roots twice a day for
the first three weeks, but now applies
it only once a day. It is especially in
teresting to note from this and other
reports that this home-made hair
grower not only makes the hair grow
most marvelously, but it also destroys
the dandruff germ and keeps the hair
roots and scalp in a perfectly healthy
and normal condition. Adv.
For Grip, Influenza,
Coughs, Sore Throat
Two -rimes, 25o and $1.00,
at all druggists
or mail eu.
Humpbrrys Borneo. Medtcln Co., 153 Will
lam street, Xw York. Advertisement.
TRUSSES
should be fitted by an expert who un
derstands the Technique. Anyone can
sell a truss but it takes an expert to
fit one.
Laue-Davis Drug Co., at S1 and
Yamhill rU are truss jprts.
Boe.sly
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Time Is Passing
Quickly!
Don't let the last moment find you with a gift list only partially "crossed off." Hasty buying means incomplete satisfaction and the
disquieting reflection that you might have chosen something that would have been more appropriate. Come tomorrow to this store, full
of gift things, and stay until the last present has been purchased. Choosing can be carefully and leisurely made, and money saved. Shop
ping cannpt be as favorable later on. For your own better satisfaction, and out of consideration for our faithful salespeople, we urge you
to make your selections just as soon as possible.
AT 59 PAIR Women's Heavy Pure Silk
Hose, made -with lisle heel and toe and with
garter top. All sizes in black only. ; A perfect-fitting,
durable Stocking made to sell
regularly at 85 cents a pair, EQr
now on sale at only O JJC
AT 75 PAIR The Phoenix Silk Hose for
Women; one pf the best known and most re
liable makes. Hits perfectly, and wears most
satisfactorily. Comes in all sizes in black
and in all wanted colors; moder- 7f
ately priced at, the pair . . . . ...
FURS
Make a Royal Gift Our
Stock Is Complete.
While making your Xmas
selections, do not neglect
to give our Fur Section
due consideration. A nice
Fur will prove a very suit
able and useful gift. We
are showing popular
priced Fairs in the latest
style Sets, Muffs, Scarfs,
Collars and Cravats, plain
or with tabs and lined with
plain, shirred or brocaded
satins. They are shown in
French Coney, China
Wolf, Pointed or Iceland
Fox, Hudson Seal, Near
'Seal, Russian Fitch,- etc
All Prices From
$5.90 Up to $49.50
Children's Sets in all
styles and prices from $1
up to $10.
Make Yourself a Present
of a Fashionable
NEW SUIT
Tomorrow you have choice,
from many popular styles
in values to dj a C
$25.00, at ,pO.0
A ridiculously low price
for such fine garments
well admit, but it is clear
ance time in our Ready-to-Wear
Section and all pro
fits and a great part of
the cost are being sacri
ficed to insure immediate
disposal. Included are
many styles with 34 to 45
inch coats. They come in
Serges, Hair Lines, Pop
lins, Gabardines, Broad
cloths. Most all sizes in
the lot, but only one or two
of a style, so come early
and secure first choice
from values up to $25.00.
Tomorrow GlCt A C
while they last.O.tO
c'JJ S t.V n v 2sA
An Unsurpassed Showing and Sale of
Silk Hose forXmas
Style, quality and low prices are united in this great showing and
sale of Women's Silk Hosiery, and nothing makes a more practical
gift than one or more pairs, especially when packed in a fancy hol
iday box. Here's a wide selection from dependable qualities:
AT 50 PAIR Women's Mne Fiber Silk Hose, full-fashioned
and with double heel and toe. All sizes in black and the most de
sirable plain colors A Stocking of regular 75c fiA
quality, priced for this sale at 0C
AT $1.00 PAIR The Cinderella Silk Hose
for Women is a strictly high-grade, full-finished
Stocking shown in black and all the best
colors; all sizes. Each pair in a fancy holi
day box and priced for this
sale at onlv
AT $1.50 PAIR McCallum's Silk Hose for
Women are of the finest quality. They are
made of extra heavy silk with reinforced
heel, sole and toe and with lisle-lined garter
top. All sizes
pair put up in a
box and priced
best and' most extensive assortment we have ever shown.
Inclu'ded are the most popular styles and colors in Women's
Fur or Ribbon-Trimmed Juliets, with fine belting leather
hand-turned soles. Also the popular real wool -padded
"Comfy" Slippers with soft buckskin sole and silk braid
trimming. All sizes. Regular $1.50 values, qq
priced for this sale here at C
Men's Slippers, 99 Pair Equally as great values in Men's
Everett Slippers. The best styles in fine kid with heavy soles
and heavy drill lining. All sizes in " qq
black and tan, priced at, the pair C
Men's $1.75 and $2 Everett and Opera Slippers, Pair. $1.49
Sfrictly High-Grade Slippers with fine kid uppers, leather
lined' and with solid leather soles. All sizes in Everett and
Opera styles and in both black and tan. Regular d 1 AOk
$1.75 and $2 grades, this sale at P A tp
Infants' Soft-Soled Felt, Fur-Trimmed "Comfys," Pair 59fr
Children's Fine Felt Ribbon-Trimmed Slippers, 7 to 8, pr.69
Children's Fine Felt Ribbon-Trimmed Slippers, 8y2 to 11, 79
Child's Fine Felt Ribbon-Trimmed Slippers, liy to 2, 89
Fancy Needlework
For Christmas
Wouldn't Mother be happy embroidering one of these beau
tiful Stamped Linens with which she can while away the long
Winter evenings? Why not give her one or two for Christ
mas? The patterns are exquisite hundreds of them are
hee in various shapes for holiday selections; also an exten
sive stock of , "
Royal Society and Artamo Packages, AH Prices from 25
Up to $1.50 Each Outfit Is Complete
It includes enough stamped material and embroidery floss
to complete each article Aprons, Waists, Undergarments,
Centerpieces, Pillow Slips, Pillow Tops, Boudoir Caps, In
fants' Caps, Infants' Dresses, Laundry Bags, Tie Racks and
a hundred and one other things.
trty ill ii i -
Vsa. .ll...
$1.00
m black and in colors. Jach
fancy holiday
at ; . . . .
$1.50
r
Felt J uliets and
Slippers 99c Pr
Great Holiday Showing and Sale
Regular $1.50 Values
On the Main Floor, Morrison Street
Entrance, we've arranged a special
showing and sale of Women's Felt
Juliets and Slippers that it will pay
you well to investigate. It is the
Christinas 2
..ir..-
Don't Lose Sight of
This Fact!
Attractive Underpriced Christmas
Suggestions in the
Men's Section
Our section for Men was never so
complete or satisfying. Full assort
ments of appropriate gift things are
here, especially secured to increase
interest in the popular section.
Men's 75c Coat Style
Negligee Shirts, on sale at. . -
500 dozen in this assortment of fine
new Shirts just received from the fac
tory. They are the celebrated Fer
guson & MeKinney Shirts, guaran
teed not to fade and to wear satisfac
torily. They come in negligee coat
style and in new patterns and color
ings. All sizes. One or two would
make a fine gift for any man. Reg
ular 75c values, priced for CC
this sale at only
BATH
Men's $3.50 Bath
Men's $5.00 Bath
Men's $6.50 Bath
Men's $7.00 Bath
Men's $7.50 Bath
ROBES
Robes, only
Robes, only
Robes, only
Robes, only
Robes, only
BOXED 'KERCHIEFS
Initialed. 6 to a box, at .45
Initialed, 6 to a box, at 63
All Linen, 3 to a box, at .50
All Linen, 6 to a box, at $1.40
SUSPENDERS
Suspenders in fancy boxes, at. .29
Suspenders in fancy boxes, at. .39
Suspenders in fancy boxes, at. .50
Suspenders in fancy boxes, at $1.00
Many Patterns and Colorings
PLAIN 'KERCHIEFS
All Linen, two for ? . . 25
All Linen, three for 50
All Linen, one for 25
All Linen, three for .$1.00
Fancy Suspender Sets in
holiday boxes, on sale at .
Fancy Suspender Sets in
holiday boxes, on sale at ,
Fancy Suspender Sets in
holiday boxes, on sale at .
Men's Fiber Silk Hose, all
sizes, in special boxes, at. .
James R. Kieser's Silk
Four-in-Hand Ties, at. . . .
An unusually attractive assortment
of patterns and colorings to select
from. Fine Silk Four-in-Hand Ties
in a better quality than .usually of
fered at this low
price, only OvC
3
55c
$2.49
$3.49
$4.98
$5.49
$5.98
69c
$1.00
$1.50
25c
50c