ffHE SUNDAY OREGONIAIf, PORTLAND- DECE3IBER 16, 1917.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OREGONUN TKLEFHOKE8.
Mmnaslns Editor Main 7070. A eons
:ily Editor Malu 7070, A 615
eunaay Editor Main 7070, A ''..
Advertlsln Department Main 7070. A BuftS
superintendent of Building.. Main 707u, A OOV'i
AMl'SEMESTS.
ORPHEtTM (Broadway at Taylor Blir
time vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:13
and tonight at 8:15 o'clock.
BAKER (Broadway or Sixth, between Alder
and Morrison) Alcazar Stork Company in
"Too Many Husbands." This afternoon, at
2:15 and tonight at 8:15.
PANTACF.S (Broadway at Alder) Vaude
ville. Three shows daily. 2:30. 7 and 9:05.
HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill)
vaudeville and moving pictures. 2 to ft;
8:45 to 11 p. M. Saturdays. Sundays, holi
days, continuous, 1:15 to 11 P. 3d.
STRAND (Washington street, between Park
and West Park) Vaudeville and moving
pictures; continuous.
LYRIC (Fourth and Stark) Musical com
edy: dally, afternoon and night.
ICE RINK (Twenty-first and Marshall)
Afternoons and nights.
910 RE-WARD.
A reward of. tea dollars) will ae paid
for the arrest and eonvletloa of anyone
caught stealing; Oreironlana.
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Keed College to Entertain Tuejdat.
Reed College co-eds will 'enUrtain
with their annual holiday festivity,
previous to the Christmas vacation, on
Tuesday evening at the dormitory. All
of the dormitory girls and faculty
women will take part In the entertain
ment and a Christmas tree will be the
feature of the occasion. Christmas holi
days will commence at Reed College on
December 21. The students will be
given ten days vacation and studies
will be resumed promptly on New
Year's day. On Thursday evening pre
ceding the holidays, the annual Christ
mas dinner will be served to the stu
dents in the dining-room. This Is a
very festive event and marks the close
of the long line of pre-Christmas social
affairs.
Vesper Services at Reed College
To dat. Reed College vesper services
will take place in the college chapel
this afternoon at 4 o'clock, with a
special musical programme of Christ
mas selections. Miss Amelia Bacon, in
structor in languages will be the
speaker for the occasion. She will
give an appropriate Christmas talk on
"Laon." The chapel services will open
with a prelude "The Holy Infant,"
from Bullard. For the special music
has been chosen the prelude, "The
Coming of the King," from Bullard,
and the postlude will include a Christ
mas march from an Knglish air.
Oregon Bots to Be Guests. Oregon
boys at Mare Island will be guests at
a reception given by the naval Y. M.
C. A- at Vallejo, Cal., in the near
future. The Vallejo "Y" organization
has been entertaining the boys of dif
ferent states, setting aside a night for
each state. Oregonians are requested
to send flags, pennants and like re
minders of Oregon cities. Oregon
songs are also wanted for the Jack
Tars from the Beaver State.
Store Manager Honored. Phillip
Phillips, one of the department man
agers of the Meier & Frank Company,
who has recently enlisted in the United
States Navy., waa presented last Tues
day night with a wrist watch by the
employes, of his department- Mr. Phil
lips was one of the youngest depart
ment executives of the store and he is
a former University of California man.
He left at once to begin training at
Goat Island.
Men's League to Meet. The Men's
League of the Sunnyside Congrega
tional Church will hold its last meet
ing of the year in the church parlors.
East Thirty-second and East Taylor
streets, at 7:45 tomorrow evening. A.
G. Clark, of the Oregon Home Industry
League, will address the meeting in ad
dition to a varied musical programme.
Everyone is invited.
Nebraska: Will Preach. Rev. Mr.
Burkey, of the Church Missionary As
sociation, Lincoln, Neb., will preach to
day in the Gospel Tabernacle, East
Ninth and East Clay streets. Miss
fClopfensteln, missionary from the
Sudan, Africa, will give a talk on
Africa and on Monday will give an
illustrated address using lantern slides.
Two Chinese Places Raided. Two
alleged Chinese gambling games were
raided by the police last night. Henry
Jung was charged with conducting a
lottery game at 93 North Third street,
where seven other Chinese also were
arrested. Four Chinese were arrested
In a raid at 101 North Fourth street.
Funeral Will Be Tomorrow. The
funeral of the late Cecil H. Bauer will
be held tomorrow at 2 P. M. at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. Rabbi Jonah
Wise will officiate. It is requested that
there be no flowers.
"We have a level, sightly tract, con
taining over ten acres, on Fremont
street and East 45th, which we will
exchange on satisfactory terms, for a
suitable warehouse site with trackage.
AF 743, Oregonian. Adv.
Salesmen and Business Men. Call at
the Behnke-Walker Business College
and let Mr. Edwards tell you about the
class in salesmanship, personal effi
ciency and personality development
work. Phone Main 590. Adv.
Ohio Society to Meet. The regular
monthly meeting of the Ohio Society
will be held at the German House, 255
Thirteenth street, at 8 o'clock tomor
row night. All former Ohioans are In
vited. "Spiritual Health." an address to
night by Dr. N. K. Pickett. All welcome.
Free library. Theosophical Society, 301
Central bldg.. Tenth and Alder. Adv.
Dancing Todat,
Afternoon and Evening,
Riverside Park.
Milwaukee or Oregon Citt Cars. Ad, v.
Hotel Moore, Seaside, Or.L open for
the holidays. Rates, $3 and 3.50 per
day; American plan. Adv.
Bible Sale. 200 new Bibles, also
new poetry. 40 discount. Hyland Book
Store, 170 5th at. Adv.
For space in new Market Gas build
ing, oth and Yamhill, apply 207 Stock
Ex. bldg. Adv.
Staples, the jeweler, is open nights.
Adv.
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Jewelry Silverware
Today the Highest Type of Gifts
of Permanence and Romance
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Offerings From the
Commercial, Stationery
Office Furniture Depts.
Here will be found many articles suitable for gifts for the
office man and the office man's home. Splendid gift suggestions
that are often overlooked among the many gifts offered at
Christmas time. We suggest:
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Blotting Pads,.
Ink Wells.
Calendar Stands
and Pads,
Robinson Remind
ers, Work Organizers.
Automobile Expense
Books.
Loose-Leaf Cooking
Recipe Books and
Memorandum
Books.
Pencil Sharpeners,
Family Expense
Books,
Card Index. Cooking
Recipe Boxes,
Bond and Cash.
Boxes,
TMarles.
Date Books,
Special Soldiers' .
Diaries.
Kmeralite Lamps,
Cuspidors,
Folding Card Tables
and many other suggestions .our 'salesmen will be glad to advance.
The Following List Will Render Jewelry Selection Both Profitable and Pleasant
GESriXE EBOIi'T HAIR. AND
' CLOTH BRUSHES Best grade
bristles, sterling silver shield for
engraving. Special. 1.25, Sl-SO. 2.
TOILET SETS for the dressing
table two to 20 pieces In gold,
silver, genuine African Ivory,
ebony and the better grade of imi
tation ivory, priced from f2.25 np.
POCKET KSP7E5, CIGAR A I)
CIGA RETTE HOLDERS AM
CASKS. Match Safes, Pocket Combs.
Manicure Pieces in gold, silver and
plated, from $1.25 ap.
CARVIXO SETS In sterling silver,
plated and stag handles. We have
the Genuine Sheffield Steel blades
(imported). Nothing better made
for carvers S3.SO the set and up.
POTJ1VTAIX PEXS S12-50 up. Conk
lin and the genuine Waterman
. Ideal. Also silver and gold mounted.
THE NEW EVERSHAHPtPEXCIlS
Sl.OO and up, in nickel, silver and
gold. The most wonderful adjunct
for the business man or woman
ever invented. Always ready for
use. ,
KNITTI3TG NEEDLES, Ebony Hair
Brushes (natural grain finish), ex
cellent bristles. A most excellent
gift for man or boy.
PLATISUM BROOCHES, Pendants,
Rings, etc Late effects. The mod
est prices will surprise you.
Bracelet Watches
FOR WOMEIT
Gruens. Elglns, Walthams. Hamil
ton s, etc. The up-to-date small
models from $15.00 up. and these
are real timekeepers. We're proud
to handle them.
FOR MEJT
The New Military models, accurate,
smart looking', S1Z.OO up. Also
Ingersols at S-1.25 up.
And remember that the name
on the box containing your
gift adds or detracts according
to the reputation of the jeweler
who made the sale.
"ER PLATE.
ESS and HI r-l
ires, Forks and I
st wonderful1
CANES are popular now. The
smart-looking kind In the attract
ive woods, artistic mounts in ster
ling silver and gold. From f 1.50 ap.
SWAGGER STICKS for men and
women. 75c up.
HIGH-GRADE SILVER PLATE .
Our beautiful PRINCESS
SON Dattcrns in K.nivc
Stioona are the most
values In Portland today. We be
lieve there is nothing else made
that so nearly resembles solid sil
ver. In actual wear its appearance
improves with age. It is less in
price than most of the commonly
advertised patterns, while its ex
clusiveness makes it popular with
women of refinement. $2.50 for six
teas. S4.0O for dessert spoons. JM.2.
for table and soup spoons. sil.OO
and 412.00 for set of six hollow
handle knives and six forks.
PEARL BEADS Genuine Pearl
Necklaces from fldJM) up.
La Tausca and other fine Imita
tion Pearl Strings, S5.O0, S7.50.
a 10.00, etc
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OUR SPECIAL, I
$100 DIAMOND J
or Any Other Gem Chosen Here
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I'MBRELLAS Our $5.50 and $6.50
Special Gilt Box with Umbrella
and two handsomn detachable
handes, are ideal Christmas pres
ents for ladies. Others from $2 up.
MEN'S FINE UMBRELLAS The
kind that are not only good look
ing but long lived. With silver
and gold-mounted, handles, from
S2.00 op.
Open Evenings Till Christmas-
JAEGER BROS
LEATHER WALLETS. 14-K Gold.
Mounted Cigar and Cigarette Cases.
Match and Card Cases. Wonder
fully good looking. Especially ap
propriate for evening dress. From
SX50 up.
TABLE SILVER In such sterling
patterns as Fairfax, Chatham,
Mary Chilton, Lady Mary, Lafay
ette, Washington, Monticello, Apol
lo, America, Maryland, Puritan,,
Carmel, Madison, etc. In bowls,
plates, servers, dishes, candlesticks,
vases, tea . and coffee sets, cups,
etc. We have many pieces that
will make splendid Christmas
presents. Our American Sheffield
Plate is of a quality so high it
often surpasses Sterling Stiver la
appearance and actual wear.
Hammered Sterling Silver Spoons,
Forks, Ladles, etc., SI. SO to 2.0O.
Nut Pick Sets 3 crackers, and 12
picks, L25.
Baby Sets spoon and. fork, T5e.
Jam Jars, complete .with spoon,
American Sheffield Covers, 75c
Covered Cheese Dishes in American
Sheffield. 82.50. .
American Sheffield Silver Bon Bon
Basket, glass lined, $2.25.
S-piece Tea Set, 912.75. . Platinum
finish and etched.
American Sheffield Two-Compartment
Vegetable Dishes, with hot
water base, 813.50.
Am. Sheffield Vegetable Dish, $8.50
Sterling Handle Cheese Servers, 1.
Sterling Handle Pie Servers. 31.50
1.75. Sterling Silver Covered Jam Jars,
2.50.
Sterling Silver Salad Bowls, $12.50.
Sterling Handle Tea Bells, $1.25.
Sterling Salt and Pepper Castors,
individual, 92.50 ap.
Sterling Silver Nut Set, T pieces,
13JM and S1S.OO.
Nut Crackers, 91.00.
JOIN the RED CROSS
All Yoi Need
A Heart and a Dollar.
DIAMOND EXPERTS
JEWELERS
OPTICIANS
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EVEREADY '
- DAYL0S
There is a Daylo for every
purpose, and we have in
stock all styles. The Daylo
for hunting and.f ishing
trips, the Daylo for the bed
chamber, the Daylo that
mother needs for dark cel
lar stairs, dusty attic and
for the hundred and one
calls that bring her from
her bed at night; the Vest
Pocket Daylo and the
Motorist's Daylo. New bat
teries just received.
Lawyers Brief Cases
. and Bill Folders
the most complete line
in the city of Bill Fold
ers, Coin Purses, Identi
fication Card Holders,
Photo Holders, Wallets,
Traveling Bags, etc., etc.
Priced . from 25c upwards.
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Where to
Put the
Christmas
Books
In GLOBE - WERNICKE Sec
tional Bookcases, of course. A
splendid gift for every member,
of the family. Globe-Wernicke
Sectional Bookcases can be add
ed to from time to time to ac
commodate the growing library.
They are a handsome addition
to any room and are a daily re
minder for brain cultivation.
Gill's
for Real
ifts
- The J. K. Gill Co.,
Booksellers. Stationers, Office
Outfitters,
Third and Alder Streets.
Oriental Rugs, wash-cleaning, repair
ing. Cartozlan Bros. Tel. Bdwy. 3-433
Adv.
Pupil. Nurses Wanted at Sellwood
Hospital. Portland. Or. Adv.
CHEAP MEAT AND POTATOES
For 15 you buy three sacks of fine
white potatoes at Frank L. Smith's, 228
Akler street. He will deliver them to
your home. And these are Smith's
meat prices: Veal sausage, rightly
seasoned, 15c; choicest of beefsteak, in
cluding such cuts as porterhouse, T
bone, tenderloin, sirloin, rib. and round
steak, all 15c. Cuts of Beef for mince
meat. 10c; beef necks, fine stewed with
onions, 10c; beef to boil with dump
lings, 10; corned beef, boil with cab
bage, 10c; meaty pot roasts of good
beef, 12c; prime rib roasts of Oregon
beef, 15c; very best Hamburg steak,
15c. Adv.
WHY L00KSHABBY?
In these times when there is such
a demand for money, we make it easy
to keep up your appearance. Place an
order for a suit, pay us $10 and balance
$5 per month. "We give you the very
best service. Unique Tailoring Co.. 309
Stark St., between 5th and 6th.--Adv.
INCOME.
We have for sale several very choice
appartments at prices ranging from
$18,000 to $60,000, paying 10 per cent
net.
F. E. BOWMAN & CO.,
213 Chamber of Com. Main 3026. Adv.
IRVINGTON.
Beautiful Dutch Colonial home, 376
East Twenty-fifth street North. A real
bargain at J5000.
V. E. BOWMAN & CO..
Chamber of Com. Main 3026. Adv.
SUITS PRESSED, 35c.
French-dry or steam-cleaned. $1.
We pay you to do your own delivering.
Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark, bet.
5th and 6th. Adv.
$26,000 Ranch Sold.
MII.TON. Or.. Dec 15. (Special.) J.
H. Coffman, president of the Farmers'
Security Bank, of Milton, completed a
deal this week whereby he transferred
ownership to a lease on 1000 acres of
wheat land near Lewiston, Idaho, to
Asa Demaris. also a resident of this
place. The deal Involved & cash con
slderation for the lease and &tock. of
$26,000.
Commerce Safe Deposit Vanlts.
91 Third street. Both phones. Adv.
RURAL NEEDS PRESSING
TREND TO CITY LEAVES DIS
TRICTS WITHOUT TEACHERS.
Officials Too Busy to Give Time Neces
sary to Provide Solution for
Many Problems.
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL, Mon
mouth; Dec 15. (Special.) The need
for a system of extension work for the
rural schools of Oregon is being keenly
felt at the present time, according to
President J. H. Ackerman, who, in a
statement prepared this week, explains
that the rural institutions need a
clearins-house for ideas and plans. .
The president points out that defi
nite and established progressive moves,
such as the consolidation of rural
A iTT?T( ST A TV. PIIT. CO.,
rVviriVjinr s i-: tt n s t,
COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Join the Red Cross Today
All You Need A Heart and a Dollar
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE . INSURANCE CO.
HORACE MECKLEM, General Agent,
329-331 Northwestern Bank, Bldg. i
"America an3 the World's
Worst Foe"
First M. E. Church, Sunday Eve.
By request Dr., Stansfield repeats
his remarkable sermon on German
character and cruelty, taking; the
text, "He that dashes in pieces is
come up before thy face."
Hear This Remarkable Sermon
Sunday Morning, 10:30
"The Advent"
or the coming of divine into human
life; coming of God into humanity.
Fred R. Mitchell, new basso and
leader, will conduct the chorus.
schools, cafinot be accomplished widely
under present conditions, because there
is no one to carry the gospel of con
viction. There are numerous officials
who have other tasks to accomplish In
the country and to expect them to per
suade each district that it needs a cer
tain reconstruction would involve time
beyond present possibilities.
President Ackerman believes some
thing must be done .to bring immediate
relief, because the lack of intercourse
in the country is leading many of the
teachers to the city schools. Salaries
are also better there. The holes made
by war enlistments are said to be roost
keenly felt in the city schools and the
trend is from country to city to nil
these gaps. The condition already is
leading to a most serious situation. It
is felt by the large number of calls for
rural teachers which have led normal
students to discontinue their studies
before graduation and begin teaching.
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AT
Woodard, Clarke & Go.
OF THE FAMOUS
Nikk-Marr Toilet Preparations
Let us exDlain. How to make vonr nlcln
smooth as velvet and how to remove -wrinkles
In 15 minutes.
Send 8c stamp tor book How to Care for
lour complexion.
5c for return of empty N'lkk-Marr Cream
.Tars at office onlv.
OFFICE NO. 7. S8SV4 WASHINGTON ST.
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Hazelwood Candy
Packed in a useful basket or artistic box,
makes a most desirable and practical
Christmas Present
Our assortment of packages this season is
more complete than ever
Orders for Candy to be sent to
Eastern friends and soldiers
should be placed before Decern
. berl9
We Guarantee Satisfaction and Delivery
iWhen Hazelwood Candy is your gift to a
friend it is sure to be appreciated
THE HAZELWOOD
338 Washington Street
BROADWAY HAZELWOOD
127 Broadway
We are obeying the President's Proclamation
regarding the use of sugar.
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The dominant thought in
every mind, just now, is
What to Give
Select Useful Gifts, for use
ful gifts are welcome gifts.
A Fancy Box of Stationery, plain or engraved, appro
priate for either sex.
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A Self-Filling Fountain Pen, Waterman's, Swan's, etc.,
useful every day and always appreciated.
An Article in Leather Goods, Writing: Portfolios, Tourist
Tablets, Brief Cases, Card Cases, Bill Books, etc.
A Fine Piece for His or Her Desk, Brass Desk Sets, Desk
Clocks, Calendars, Inkstands, Letter Openers,
Scissors Sets.
Fancy Memorandums, Diaries, Address Books, Engage
ments, Motor Trips, Loose Leaf and Date Books,
' and many Novelties. ...
Sectional and Revolving Bookcases, for home and office,
Desks, Chairs, Bookracks, Costumers and Sta
tionery Backs.
Game Sets, Poker, Cribbage, Five Hundred, Pinochle,
Chess, Checkers, Dominoes, etc.
Drawing Instruments and Scientific Books
Dennison's Gift Dressings
"EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE"
Mar. 6080
A-6548
Fifth and
Oak Sts.
The wonderfully beautiful book, "THE COLUMBIA," is the
strongest OREGON-SPIRIT message you could send to a friend
for Christmas. DO IT!
Why Pay
Carfare?
Five minutes' walle from Postofflce,
choice 4 and 5 room apartments In
a modern brick building, high class,
with modern conveniences.
The Rose-Friend
Broadway at Jefferson St.
Y.M.C.A .Night School
Wireless
Telegraphy
Electrical
EngrlMeertng;
Mechanical
Drawing
Shop Mathematics
Bookkeeping;
-Accountancy
Shorthand
Typewriting;
Pharmacy
Collea-e
Preparatory
Shipbuilding;
Automobile Knavlneerlna;
For detailed Information call at or
write to
V
Dept. ! Education, Division. C,
Portland Y. BI. C A.