The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, December 02, 1917, Section One, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Text13 I PTT MARTHA McGRAW HAS BEEN ON BOARDS SINCE SHE WAS 3 Star in "The Flame" Will Be Recalled as Michael in Maude Adams "Peter Pan": Serious Work Undertaken Now. t hLamailfliaini - m J - i-raoe Save Money on Regular and Christmas Needs oi i i 3- 4- - i.;-, t, i; J,,. t,j,,, -T j i. a.ii nm i. i. i . DHitiia.iia.il lias niciut; &peuia.i .i i a-ueiueiiLa tu nicuxc ma swic uuuutijf ucduuai tcio iui uiuueni, cdieiui uuciis. me biucii emulates everj- if thing that is useful and sensible for men, wonien and children and priced so that judges of merchandise will not look further. These ft extremely low prices are only possible to secure at a store that buys and sells for CASH only. Shanahan, cuts the overhead expenses to the 0 quick and his customers receive the benefit. Do your buying now and avoid the rush later on. I THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, rORTLAXD, DECEMBER 2, 1917. " ,Ka , i fi ::n lb , 1 II ' ' 'Py " 1 AY J1 " ' ' ' i - . ' - i. s ! X " , - ; ' "Jr ? - ' , 1 ' t 1 t' " . .. , .: :. ' i" '( ' : :. ., ' . - '- i- - .-fx? 16 i , . . f J . .. . - ,, , 5;. ft i ' rs, . 7 PLAYGOERS -who had the good fortune to see Maude Adams in the first years during which she played "Peter Pan" will remember the boy Michael, and a saucy little fellow he was. Then If they look on the treasured programme they will find that Michael was not a boy at all, but a girl, and her name was Mailha. Mc Graw. Unlike Peter Pan, however. Miss McGraw has grown up and now she is a promising young actress and Is playing in Richard Walton Tully's production, "The Flame," and will be with the company when it appears at the Heilig Theater next Thursday, Fri day and Saturday. Miss McGraw began her stage career at the age of about iVt years. Her mother was left a widow, with no means of making a living, and the op portunity came to her to have little Martha appear in the first production of "Human Hearts." And so little Martha went upon the stage. After "Human Hearts" the little girl played a long series of child parts and reached tier best in the Michael she created in "Peter Pan." Then there was a period of retire ment and schooling and her next en gagement was with the late Henry B. Harris, who engaged her to play the lead in "The Country Boy." Iater Miss McGraw was with Wlnthrop Ames in a series of other fsrees on tour. Her present role in "The Flame" Is the first serious part she has played In a number of years. Ill ORE MAGAZINES DUE SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE 'SOLDIERS' DAY" TOMORROW. JTovember Record Is Collection and Dis tribution of 8OOO Periodicals.. . 1 Old Ones Hot Wanted. . Tomorrow win be the third "soldiers' dray" to be bserved by Portland schools and students have been asked to bring ctocks of recent magazines and period icals for reshipment to tho various military camps. The contribution ,of magazines from the Portland! schools has increased each month. During the past month ap proximately 8000 magazines and period icals were gathered by the student and sorted at the Public Library. Bundles of late magazines were sent y Miss Rockwood to the following military stations: Fort Canby, Fort Co lumbia, Fort Stevens, Worden, Whit man, Casey and) Bremerton. V The committee is ready to supply any calls from other station. No old maga zines are sent. On investigation it was foundi that the box of old magazines eriven to Vancouver Barracks had: been chipped from New York. Hundreds of bundles are waiting for troop trains. These must be supplied at a moment's notice. Old magazines are cut for scrapbooks for military hos pitals, and the waste Is sold. The fund o created is devoted to the purchase of scrapbooks. phonpgraph records, etc. The work Is volunteer and a number of women, are devoting several days each week at the library, sorting, tying, feasting and. clipping the magazines. REED CO-EDS WILL KNIT Girls to Make Sweaters, Helmets and ( Scarfs for Soldiers. Reed College co-eds have organized Icnittlng companies and will assist In the Red Cross work for the soldiers. PYBAGslD For f Trial FilsG Froo The Quicker Ton Get a Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Treatment tfcp Bet ter. It I What Yon Are Looking for. Don't tallc operation. If you can't wait for a free trial of Pyramid Pile Treatment get a oo box at any drug- store and get relief now. If not near a store send coupon for free trial package in plain wrapper, and get rid of Itching, bleeding and protruding piles, hemorrhoids and such rectal troubles. Take no substitute. FREE SAITCPLE COUPON PTRA51TD DRUG COMPANY. C68 Pyramid Building.. Marshall. Mich. Kindly send me a Free sample ef Pyramid Pile Treatment, la plain wrapper, 3aroe' .-. .''vv . Street -t-.-t.-.-.-. . . . . .-. ww. Ptat-- 2. The companies are divided Into 13 groups and Include every girl .in the college. This means that 200 knitters will occupy .their, spare moments mak ing articles most needed in the Army and Navy, Including sweaters, helmets, scarfs, wristlets and socks. -The girls plan to meet once a week and a defi nite amount of work will be, required from each. Those who do not know how to knit will be taught the stitches. It Is planned to make the knitting not only useful, but of a social nature. - The knitting companies will begin real work after the Thanksgiving va cation, or as aoon as the necessary ma terials arrive. The captains chosen for the various companies are: Mrs. H. B. Hastings, Mrs. N. F. Coleman. Dr. Bertha Stuart, Mrs. R. D. Leigh. Mrs. H. B. Torrey, Miss Susan Bacon, Miss Elizabeth Reed, Mrs. W. T. Foster. Mrs. W. C. Morgan. Mrs.Paul H. Douglas. Mrs. J. K. Hart. Mrs. H. G. Merrlam. Mrs. K. B. Rees and Mrs. A. A. Knowl ton. The lieutenants are: M. Twohy, F. Hyatt. C. Howes, M. Schow, I. Seton. I Badger, L. Caswell, A. Morey, M. Johnston, R. Anderson. F. Greenburg. I. Guernsey, L. Chuinard and Mrs. Horsfall. MORE ACCIDENTS AT CIRCLE Ladd Avenue Park to Be Fenced and lighted. Another series of accidents securing to automobiles at a circular nark on Ladd avenue, in the center of Ladd Ad dition, caused Mayor Baker yesterday to request the City Council to take Im mediate action to correct the trouble. It is probable danger lights will be es tablished for night warning and white fences in the daytime. The circular park stands directly In the center of Ladd avenue, a heavily traveled thoroughfare. Drivers have to make a circle around the park. At night or in a fog it Is almost Impos sible to see the obstruction In the street until a machine Is within a few feet of It. Mayor Baker says he saw three machines Friday with their wheels broken off as a result of jam ming up against the curb. WIEGAND TO GET NEW JOB Council Expected to Create Position of Inventory Clerk. C. F. Wlegand. for four Tram rViIef clerk of the Department of Public Utilities, was laid off yesterday by City Commissioner Mann as a measure of economy. Commissioner Mann has given ail or Mr. Wlegand's work to Assistant Commissioner Goods. The City Council next week prob ably will create the position, of In ventory clerk, to have charge of all city property and equipment now In storage, and Mr. Wlegand is slated for this work. In this capacity he will have charge of the all idle equipment and supplies and will save the pur chase of new stuff in cases where material on hand will do. Molalla'Ked Cross Bust. MOLALLA. Or., Dec. 1. (Special.) The committee ini charge of the' mili tary relief of the Molalla Red. Cross have finished, and sent to the Portland Chapter three dozen hospital shirts, two dozen, invalid wraps, on dozen knitted men's socks, one knitted, man's scarf, two dozer hospital socks, five dpzen tray cloths, 35 dozen napkins and hand kerchiefs. A total of 553 finished arti cles. The ladles meet every Wednes day in the Molalla Grange Hall to work. State Accountant Enlists. SALEM, Or., Dec Is (Special.) An drew V. Ovall, accountant for the State Industrial Accident Commission, today enlisted' In the Quartermasters' Corps and will leave for Portland tomorrow morning. A number of Statehouse em ployea bava joined the Army of late. Great Reduction Sale Women's, Misses' and Children's Fine Outer Apparel CONSISTING of DRESSES, COATS and WAISTS rpoMORROW we begta oar arraid Great Reduction Sal of tke season a event which will X present mnny wonderful utIhk' In tfce pnrchnae of smart, fMklmbit d dependable wear-Inn- anparrl. An Important fact, and wo make It emphatic, every price uotrd In thtu aale an nouncement la an extreme reduction from our regrular fair aelllns: price. Extraordinary prepa rations nave been made durinic the past week, and hundreds of choice grarmrata been aelect- m from our resruiar iidciu anu ajreaur anuerpneeu. lor vain kuhui in , order to make it the moat attractive of any of our Auanal Holiday Males.) Therefore, come expecting: to find extraordinary bara-aina at the aale pricesr Sale Extraordinary! Women's Handsome Plush Coats Specially Priced at $18.75, $27 0, $31.75, $50.00. . The finest collection we have ever shown, fashioned from elegant plushes beautifully lined in the latest cuts and styles. Women who are looking for a handsome plush coat will find here a genuine bargain. Sale Women's and Misses' Coats Sensatio nally Priced at $5.95, $10.75, $12.95, $15, $20, $2750 A wonderful collection of Stunning: Coats to choose from, made of all the desirable new coating fabrics and colors; many of them richly trimmed In furs and plushes. Sale of Women's Fine' Silk Blouses at $1.98, $2.98, $3.49, $4.95, $5.00 to $1130 A large assortment of Charming Waists and Blouses specially priced for this sale. All fashioned of rich, beautiful silks and Georgette crepes and In all fascinating new styles and colorings. These will create great enthusiasm among the holi day ahoppers. A Remarkable Sale of Women's and Misses' Dresses Specially Underpriced at $4.95, $12.95, $17 JO, $24.75 Several hundred Smart Dresses for daytime occasions, made from beau tiful silks, satins and serges in all the charming new styles and the favored shades. Sale of Christmas Ribbons Three Lots at 15c, 19c, 29c Yard Here Is your golden opportunity to purchase beautiful ribbons for mak ing up the many desirable Christmas gifts. Shown in Dresden. Taffeta. Moire and Satin. In widths suitable for the many lovely articles for holiday presents. Daintiest Neckwear Sale Stocks and Jabots. Special at 50c Each Of fine quality net and Oriental lace, high crushed collar, stayed and fin ished with lace edge. These are a decided bargain at this price. i Sale Marabou Neck Scarfs Extra Sp'l at 98c Each Kluffy, light and warm, of good size; colora in mixture of white and black. These are away below real value and worthy of your thought ful coqsideratlon. Economize Wisely by Buying Your J. & P. COATS Mercerized Crochet Cotton at Shanahan' s Sale Prices: NOS.3TOS0 Ifl. NOS. 70,80,100, 1 C AT. I UM EACH. I 3I Nl'MBEBS 25 TO 60 g q two or- Cut Down the High Cost of Living SHANAHAN'S Glove-Cleaning Dep't offers a wonderful saving oppor tunity to the economical woman. When You See a SPOT Remember, WE DO all kinds of glove cleaning, mend ing and guaranteed first-class work. Let us keep your gloves in good re- Jair. Gloves kept clean and mended ast twice as long as those neglected. Q-HOUR SERVICE GLOVES LEFT T P TO 0iSO A. M. HEADY AMB DAY AT 5i30 1. M. GLOVES lOcpr. GLOVES I5cpr. We'll Score Another Triumph With This Mighty Sale of Wash Goods! At Prices That Will Appeal to the Economical Woman Monday Special Sale 1000 Yards Colored Outing Flannels Extra Sp'l 12Vzc Yard A rare opportunity to purchase these excellent quality Outing Flan nels at a price that Is positively amazing. A heavy, well-fleeced ma terial In black, blue and pink stripes, 27 Inches wide. Supply your needs here while this offering lasts. Velour Flannels Special at 15c Yard An opportune offering of these beautiful materials, suitable for kimonos, dressing encques, etc.: lovely pink, blue, lavender, gray; also dark grounds with pretty flowered designs. Women who pre fer to make their own kimonos will find here a large assortment to choose from at only lBo yard. Bathrobe Material Specially Underpriced at 25c to 50c Yard Hundreds of beautiful patterns and colorings In this grand selection suitable for bathrobes for the grownups, and dainty designs for the children's robes. Come in and look them over. You will surely find something to your expecta tion. Fine Dress Percales Special at 15c Yard J8-)nch, fine quality, dainty designs; suitable for ladies' house dresses, aprons, children's frocks, ate Come In and look them over. They are only 15c yard. Turkish Bath Towels Specially Priced at 25c, 35c, 50c Each These are extra large sizes, thick and heavy, ends hemmed or fringed. A towel that Is a pleasure to use. A gift that will be appreciated by your husband or boy at homo or abroad. Dress Ginghams Extra Sp'l at 15c Yard Rare chance to secure desired Dress Ginghams just when you need and want them at an extraordinary low price. These are of good weight and beautiful colorings. These goods ordinarily sell for 20c yard. During this sale at only 15c yard. New Fall Gabardine Suitings Sp'l at 35c Y'd These will appeal to you for dresses, skirts and waists for Fall and Win ter wear; colors, black, white, dark red. tan and blue. Very deslrabla for children's school dresses as well as for ladles' wear. Turkish Wash Cloth at 5c, 8V3C to 10c Each Colors In white and white with col ored stripes; good quality. Supply your needs here for present and future needs. Great Sale of Cotton Batts Special 69c Each Size 73x84. These batts. when un folded, are full comfort size, and all that is necesxary is the outer cover ing. lmlt two to a customer. Monday Special Premium White Laundry Soap spe cial at six bars for 25, Specially good grade of soap for all purposes. Limit six to a customer. Sale Toilet Crepe Paper Large size rolls special it 5d each Sale Box Stationery Special at 29c Box A dainty and useful rift for your boy who Is serving his country at home or abroad. Includes 24 linen finish envelopes, 24 llnen-flnlnh sheets, put up in a lovely box, mak ing a beautiful gift at only 29c box. SALE RUBBER. BALLS, fpl 5t Ea. Store Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. MAN AHANS Saturday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. We Deliver to All Parts of the City New Location Dekum Building Third and Washington Streets THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY "THE BIG CASH STORE" ENTRANCES1 264-266 WASHINGTON STREET 123 THIRD STREET CLUBS ARE ORGANIZED CLACKAMAS BOYS AJfD GIRLS WILL HELP SOLVES FOOD PROBLEM. Estaeada, Barton, Union. Damascus, Stone and Boring VIMted br State Agent Marls and Assistants. OREGON CITT, Or.. Dec 1. (Spe cial.) One hundred boys' and girls' In dustrial clubs will be organized In Clackamas County during the next three months. Practically every school pupil In Clackamas County will be en listed In some certain branch of in dustrial work, not as a side issue, but to assist Uncle Sam in a solution of the food problem. This announcement was made by County School Superintendent Calavan Tuesday evening, after returning from Eastern Clackamas County, where with the assistance of N. C. Maris, of the state food department, and R. W. Woer- ner. county agent, six school districts were organized. Estacada. Barton. Union, Damascus, Stone and Boring are the first districts to take up the new work. The Government wants every Inch of available school gardens cultivated, and at the same time asks that a thorough course of instruction be carried on in all lines of farm activities. Corn, po tato, general vegetable growing, poultry-raising, hog and cattle-raising, home baking, canning and sewing projects. Belgian hare growing, and home improvement work are the lines to be carried out in the Clackamas County schools. "You can look for big things from Clackamas County," said Superintend ent Calavan. "The organization is to be county wide In scope and the en thusiasm we meet everywhere is most encouraging." tentlon from Guernsey breeders. Mrs. A. I. Hughes, who is well posted on Guernsey cattle, was the first to draw. Others who drew cattle were J. A. Richey, W. A. Carlson. S. H. Stan gel, IL jr. Boeckman. Octav Voget. S. C. Young. John T. Whalley. F. S. Hutchin son. Dr. A. L. Bea title, D. Behlef, H. L. Carl. Charles S. Wagner and Sam Elmer. Phone your want ads to Tha Orego- nlsn. Main 7070, A S09S. CATTLE SENT TO COUNTRY Mrs. A. X. Hughes Gets Selection of Herd at Drawing- Friday. OREGON CITY, Or., Deo. 1. The Guernsey cattle that arrived from the East 10 days ago for the Clackamas County Guernsey Association, were sent to various parts of the country today. The drawing airtracted much at- Gained Eighteen Pounds in Two Weeks Used Peruna I Feel After the Sixth Bottle I Am Cured of Stomach and Intestinal Catarrh Mr. William Vogel, Pharmacist, Co lumbus. O.. writes: "I take the privilege of addressing you In a few words of praise for Pemna as remedy e medicinal value in cases of stomach and lateatlaal catarrh. "I was in the drug business six years in Columbus and was among the unfor tunates In that great disastrous flood of the West Side a year ago last March. Nearly all of the one hundred that per ished In that flood were friends or patrons. "Through cold and exposure and Im proper food during the flood, I was taken with appendicitis and acute in testinal catarrh. In June and July my life was despaired of, but recovered sufficiently to be up and around. My bowels seemed paralyzed. Was com pelled to use Injections once or twice a day. Could eat no solid food. "The first of last December I decided to try Peruna. My bowels began to move at once, without the use of In jection. Peristaltic action began to take place, and have not used an injection since. My apprtlto Improved, and very soon solid foods could be taken. In two montha' time I gained eighteen pounds. ow I am heavier than I over waa he fore. "I am taking the sixth bottle of Peruna at this writing, and feel that I am cured of the stomach and intes tinal catarrh." Those who object to liquid medicines can now procure Peruna Tablets Adv. FAT FOLKS! Try Deep Breathing If you are burdened and humiliated by superfluous fat and want to get back to normal, healthy weight, try this simple, harmless, effective method which others claim is producing re markable results In a happy way. Keep out In tha open air when you conveniently can and stimulate normal assimilation and blood circulation by taking seven deep breaths each morn ing and night. Pure air makes for pure blood; pure blood Induces good circu lation, which means satisfactory serv ice from the assimilative and ellmlnat ive organs of the body. Go to your druggist and get a small box of oil of koreln capsules. Take one capsule after each meal and one before retiring at night, also follow the other simple directions that come. Just follow this simple, sane plan a short while and very likely you'll have results that you hitherto imagined im possible. You should find your weight down to normal in a surprisingly. short time. There is wonderful benefit to health, strength, figure and beauty in proper fat reduction. Adv. HOW HE QUIT TOBACCO This veteran. 8. B. Ltmphtra, waa addicted to th tKCMilv uaa of tobacco for many yasra. Ha wanted to quit but needed something to help him. He learned of a free book that talla about to bacco habic and how to conquer it quickly, eas ily ana saraiy. in a recent letter ha writes: '! have no dealra for tobacco any more. 1 feel Ilka a new man." Any one denlrln a copy of thla book on to bacco habit, amoklng and chewing, can g.t it free, poatpald, by writing to Edward J. VVooda. 12 L, Station E, New York City. You will be eurprised and plaaaed. Look for quieter nervea, atronirer heart, better dl geetlon. Improved eyesight. Inereaaad vlror, longer Ufa and other advantages if you quit poisoning yourself. Adv. HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets If your skin ts yellow complexion pallid -tongue coated appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good feeling you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets a substitute for calomel were prepared by Dr. Edwards alter 17 years of 6 tody with his patients Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil You will know them by their olive color To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards Oliva Tablets act on the Ever and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome consti pation. That's why millions of boxes are aold annually at 10c and 23c per box. All druggists. Take one or two nightly and note the pleasing results. FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS! A Kew Horn Cw Thai Any" Cab Cm M'ltboat Dlrwcomfort or Lonn of Ttmcw W htT a Nw Method that cures Avth ma, and wo want you to try it at our x penee. No matter whether your caeo la of lonf'BUndint or recent development, wheth er it la preaent ae occasional or chronic Aathma, you ehould aend tor a free trial of our method No matter In what climate you live, no matter what your ana or occu pation. If you are troubled with aathma, our method ehould relievo you promptly. We en pee tally want to send It to thoee apparently hopelese cam at. where all forme of Inhalere. douche, opium pre parat lone, fumee, "putent amokea" etc. have failed. We want to ehow everyone at our own expenae. that thla new method la aealcned to end all difficult breathing-, all wheezing, and all tho0 terrible paroxysm at once and for ail time. Thla free offer la too Important to netrlect a single day. Write now and then begin the method at once. rend no money. Hlm ply mall tha coupon below. Do It Today. FREE ASTHMA COCPOX. FRONTIER ASTHMA CO, Koom 1150? Nlagara and Hudson St., Buffalo, N. Y. bend free trial of your method to: An To Editor Recommends 15 (0 P S" Rheumatic Mr. Cu P. Hill, aditor Eoterprlsa, Ens ley. Aia.. wnun . "IwanttotellroathatlhavabsraHTbia- in wis matnet lor da pait 27 yeara and thar. ia no man that ia batter known than I am. I tall you thia bacaua I want you to know that I am no atranrar to the people. About twenty dara aso 1 was down on my back with the worst ea. or rneumatsam and I besan to ua. yoar medicine and in about a week I was en my feet assia. People all ever Birminehara and Enaley were aatoniahed to see me tret wa o quick and wanted to know what medi cine 1 took. I told them "S-DROHS" and every man who baa the rbenmatlam knowe of your medicine and say they wi.l use lu I am t-lllns every one of the virtue of year remedy and I am sure it will Increase the sale ef same."" Such evidences thtaahmild rs9enV4errt to prove to any pereon the value oZ "6-JJK0P5" an rheumatie troubles. "5-DROPS" ia sold by tne leadlnc- dras flats in every part of tha United States aad Canada. . FREE A sample bottle will be mailed free, if you vnri 1 write to tria Swanson Company, Nawitk,OWo. WOMEN SUFFERERS MAY NEED SWAMP-ROOT Thousands upon thousands of women have kidney and bladder trouble and never suspect it. Women's complaints often prove to b nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder disease. If the kidneys are not in a healthy condition, they may cause the other or erans to become diseased. Fain lu the back, headache, loss ef ambition, nervousness, are often times symptoms of kidney trouble. Don't delay starling: treatment. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physician's prescription, obtained at any drug store, may be just the remedy needed to overcome such conditions. Get a medium or larKe stse bottle immediately from any drug store. However, if you wish first to test this crest preparation aend ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Brtishamton. N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writlns; be sure and mention The Fortland Bun day. Oregonlun. Adv.