13 IE "Aid Armenia now during Armenian Life Saving Week" TO PLEASE PALATE Best Ways of Preparing War Foods Is End Sought in . New Campaign. FATS MUST BE CONSERVED TITE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, TOKIXAXD, FEBRUARY 3, 1918. HOUSEWIVES' DRIVE . (Of Food Admlalstrator Ajrr Itoajlars Ob Mast Eat War DL.be VTItb Cmlo or Spirit Behind Croser Uo Mat Will B Lavckiaf. as af a "mittr eaaw Baatga' la b started by th food ad-ssiaia-.ratiow loroom evantaa. bo nriu kiwvMi of Ik bast war of preparinc th foods rdarad by th ad sniatatraiioa la eoaasctloa with the aw innonl r slat ions li M b) carried t every toamwlf la Portlanal. bKigN f lb stritv Chang la fa public? diet raerel by tb aew raa-alaiiona. lha font admlnttratka ha baa swsapd far lha past wek br lnrulrt from owrn a la lha Bropar machorl af prepartne Itia abatllaiaa. Mr. Avar rltxe thai If ta pw dish ara not praparad la stv a war thai thar can ba eatan cheer fully, ma effort of lha e1mlnt'rat loa will raault la waata rather tbaa la coa- aarvatiaia, CaJtaw to Can Oa. Arcaed i a s ly. Brraaseraeots bav ba Baade wwh Ika a'partmanl af horn aronomlra of lb roa Agricultural fell- to trb lha cwpal af Hoover farad coos mar la Portland womaa. ariaa of frjr dmontrallotie an4 lertur ha baa pianna4 la ba a 14 ea soccssalv Monday vlnTS la lh bas.meat of IB "lrt iTaabjiartaa Caorch. Tbaa meat Ires win aot ba opn la lha public, bat will b sttadd oalw b r 3 woman, selected from all par la af I'artlaad for thair capability a aaaaawtnaa aa4 ability la talk bafare aa aa4iaoc Tbaaa apeeial auoalla MaMnaiwa coo am- will la lorn bald la darts lb "t four weka la thair awa communities, aad It la tbaa elaa mat Bosaawl ara Bread bl taa food aulrmmetratloa lo altaad. It la aspect! that taa laaaoa la lh aalact 2j tomorrow avaatn will ba on taa aabbKt of war bread, tmrin this weak, saen of tba aalort will tsih bar Baihbora taa propar anathou af atlini r.4 froia taa various aabatilaiaa fwr abila floar. . a ta Ar l.la4- la ard.r thai every houeewlf may keep, taformed aa to tha mealing la ar owa locality, a Hat of woman abl lo glse Informal ton baa boon faralahad by Arthur N. Churchill, of tba slat food) admlnlatra'toa. wba baa chars of lb campaiga. Tb woman la tbia list ara ciaaot'lad by arari-hool itrtcis. oaa koasawif bavlnar bean aalaotad from ach district. Tha Hal follows: 1. alnawartb .rrl. Mm Jama f. Bln. aie Sarin tfaa. alanhail 413. X. a ara1 "tiarnat. Mr A. M. Shaaaan. 1: baa Isaatytaoitb ata. aaat a Arwta diatrxt. aim r.inU Fukau, T2i r(cy.Atrd anua. Tftbar 4. R-auiaoaf dlalrt u Mr. E. w Oiar'.a. Il tut K;ii'c Tabor s.;. a. lapltal Mill Olatrtct. Mrs. Kadataad Marsba.l. M. HM. CAt.ia aa dutrtet. Mias wartrsda Talbat. Maraaall 113. I. Ckaatnaa diatrwi. lira. V. W labar- Waad. taa wluimbr atrC. Mala a Crvalu aiairwt. Mrs. T. A. fr-v. t2T Fir-li 11 hixi Tabnr CUn'oa Ktl'r diatrtct. Mrs. W. X Srttaa. iiaal l IT I Caoak diatrtet. Mr. II. X. Bars, til Jahnaaa trt. IUib "4 11. IVim dixrwu Mrs. rhll'p Crui H. B Vvartaa atraau Mrall aV II. baamarus4 district. lra Marry hil Tarrr. li-i East Tau-t-lirt MMl I I KIM llatnrt. M-m A. T. Fairy. Oraaaai ii(ih. Kaat AIJL I. roha 4Mtrtat. art DockaaTald. tS4 ri'at c iarftll 17. Il r-raoad i Nilrict. Mrs. Ciarla Mill ostna. tat aal Tarvy faurta strsat Xartn. . . I. rul'aa Park dlatnct. Mrs, bn Klxttas. 11 rraaf trat. Winull :. IT tl.nha dtarrlrt. Mrs. J. M. Mao Cr-iw. Hal Til am. trL Tar ?. 1 x oiaaca diatnat. Mrs. (Wars lasaity. I: fiinrsa aa. Tabar . 1A ilaftrn datrw-t. Mrs W. M Fa T. sal bat Ma ana tra-t, Kaat ll.?llaa aiatrtct. Mrs. A. ?. fl4L fl J i airar. Wnllar JT - n. lii.laoa d'atnrl. Mrs. M. W. K-. Kt E'rltv-aaraad vtraac Tabar 373 r Marrmaa d.atnrt. Mrs. F J. U'aas. aim Tictaf a r I )tiaac Tar IlaA '. lla suav diatrtct. sirs. J. It. Curk, A Uaa aaatb arrt arta. Cast A . I. fn;atri rfiauw-t. Mr. J. Sharmaa Ta'or. lall TMrd iat. Main Sill :r. Irtiraa rf'-tict. Mrs ST. r TTaad r . aant Hanrwt trt : t ?A rd. Km-i diart-t. Mrs. Mjlit'arti DsslA !'. La aroixarsi aTMoa. Tabar ;i. iad an.t. Mrs J. sr. Ttffi, al W 4 rrs art. Markall 4JI X .'. tal dlirw. Mra A. r ltr.knr. tX tlivli arract HaUfhat. Takar 2. Liaaiaa denct. Mr. Araaid Olson, A 4i. 2 LIo' 4'afMrt. Mrs R p Mr. MaosH'ci. 4S4 Bsu -rard. Sallsaad 41. St. Mua'avlt'a dlatrvt. Mra. K A. Mc PHraay II boat sty-lirst airsaa. Taaaf ivv ax Maant Tabar dratnrr. Mrs. T. T EraSaay. :.j ITat atrltn atraaC. Taoar TOSS. 2.4. Mu(r .-r-.t. Mr M. M. faaaar. R D. i r- .t.. ba is It CX-fctc ilrat dratrirt. M Wll'-r llanats. Its Kara rrtrl W.td:ra :tK .1. rtlnii'a oastrt Mrs. W. M. CarsatL Wad!ara IMi la. fartaaaaalb, Mrs AHra WHits. 174) rartisrua aaw i tamt i a4. aa R.rai.d. ta W no9il A SALE that is different no fancy inflated prices reduced, 'but BAKER'S regular close-margin prices greatly reduced BAKERIZE your shoe money 952 Tan Russia calf vamp, Laird & Scho ber, makers; cham pagne cravenette cloth top, Cuban heel. Reduced from $9j00. Ft" A663 Black kid vamp, imitation tip, white kid top, light welt sole, Cuban heel. Reduced from $9J0. R650 Soft bro&n kid vamp, dark brown cravenette top. lea ther lace stay, new "SlILI TAIRET heel. Reduced from S8J50. b ,;!5 W 93 Soft black kid vamp, dark gray suede top, hand-turn sole, wood covered LXV heel. Re duced from $10j00. mm FOR HEADACHE, COLDS, LIVERJOWELS Elajoy Life! Don't Stay Bilious, Sick. Headachy and Constipated. Get Rid of Bad Breath, Sour Stomach. Coated Tongue or Indigestion. Cat a l-nt bos Bow. TbajTr fin! Caaoarata llTn yoor llsar. alas a your thirty laat af bowalt anJ wta yosr stomara. Taa aat an r two. lib rsmly. bafor flnif to bad as4 ta lbs mamina your brad I rlaar. tonaua ta claaa. stomarb aw aat, braatb rtaal and cold rona. ' t a box from your Iniitiit and soy tb aleast; irntlrtl livr and bowal clanln yoa assr axparlancad. Caacarats stop sick kaadach. blltousnaas. ladtasaUoa. Bad kraalb aad roost Ipalion. Mot bars should sir a wkol Casrarsl to arosa. b'ltona. sick, fassrlsk cblldrsa any una Thay ara barmlaaa and aasr Srlpw ar !co. Adr. MEN'S SPECIALS More than forty lines of new men's shoes reduced, all leathers, all styles; included are many styles of the famous NETTLETON shoes. DS060 Black calf English last for men. Medium weight leather sole. Reduced from $5. C5511 Dark brown calf vamp, upper of tan cloth. A smart English last. One of many reduced from LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND A964 Dark tan- calf vamp, fawn buck top, Cuban heel. Reduced from $8JS0. M W657 Black kid vamp, pearl gray cravenette top, McKay sole leather LXV heel. Reduced from $630. Largest Retailer of Shoes West of Chicago' 380 Washington St. 308 Washington St. 11 Busy Stores 270 Washington St. 270 Morrison St. fl 11 oUa 14. flaaa City l"r district. Mrs. T. R. Co, 4-V1 Fsat rortllh straal. Tabor ST.IS J. Satlwaad. Mrs tl. N. WaWiM. lslt Baat Mtnth. aallwaod :l.ll. aa. Btaphana diatrtct. Mrs. H. T. Whaalar. 4L assnynd. Mrs. Ksia C Duaalaa, to Tarlar atraal. u l-.IV 4J. TrwlUir. Mrs M. W. Laator. Mar ah.l taa. .... 4A Thampooa dlatrlct. Mrs. aaisl Dod son. T4I Marthalca. Wod:a !. 4 Tama. Mrs. E. H. "or, llsj Et Bisstaasta strsa Karth. WaoSiaaa 0. j. Skaediawa aiatrtit. Mrs. W W. Will. hBnta. 1411 Hadaay avaaaa. Waodlawa b47. aa. Waadaxrs. Mrs J am -a Cartoalaa. PuflaJ sad Ciartan. Tor 41 44. Waodatarh. Mrs. K. II. laham. 1U1 llarotd aaanoa auiiaoad M.t. PASCO FAVORS NEW SYSTEM CoaaptXw War Prwcramnta to B Pat la Efrect on February If. PASCT. wuh, Fb. i. (Spartal) k ttaa.M - .mh.r or lha Mtat i -- w. asaMiM. . ... - - Council of fafrnsa. apok to lha Duai- - . tam . f aha Chambar cf Comasarra room laat nlcht. rx- piatmaa to taam in toai-iri. - - p roars mra or ta councils i unau.m .i.i. a.J KatianaL In, aa far a it af facta tb retail merchant. bat th Stai Ceancll f Lftu aks of lb rstatl rorclini as a war msasurs i. Mat In fnur thinaa Sj'hlCk Mr Uhn stsi4 lo ba aa follow: On drilvrry a day: l-dr credit limit; all aa faw luzulrla sod aa many naocsaitlva aa posalhla: opea at t la lha mornlnc aad chira at la Ik rani a. iBCiadiBaT Saturdays. . Tba adoption of this complat srar procramm was od by th buln mra. ta asm a ro taaa vitrei rorurj ta aK mw.ta.a . a aaaarsl IndrOand- . rf.Hi'.rV irllrm waa dlscrlssad and probsily will ba adontad latra J Mr. MoGlnB to Talk. Tr s f ,W1 . n B..b. bafora tka Array and Kasy Auxiliary oa ma s-cant far Monday afternoon It o'clock at 111 atorrisea atract. Tba mtlni Is opaa to tb public Judra McOina sla will apeak In Central Library aaaa aoaoaf vauuaiB ova, r wvva. LINGOLKTO BE HONORED POBTIAUEHS WILL FA 1 TRIBUTE TO MARTVRKU FRE9IOKKT. Laadrra f Clstc Bdajcatlossl aad Sa dal Oraaalaatiaao WU1 Partlcl aat la Fro ra asm a. Offlf?er and members tf th Lincoln Memorial Association ar deyottng; time aad effort In planning; that the anni versary of tha martyred President. Pebraary It. enall b widely and fit tingly obserred la Portland and vicin ity. K detail that would extend the day's observance or add to Its stipilfl csnc la batna overlooked. Chi aezt Sunday th pastors of a lartte proportloa of tb city's churchea S'Ul work Into their services features relat ing; lo th (treat war President and bis mamory. On tha annlvsrsary day all public achool teachers of the city, on orders from Superintendent 1 R. Al derman, will tell to tbelr pupils the story of tha Ufa of Lincoln. V L. Pratt Is president of th local Lincoln Memorial Association. As rucb ha Is taklnr an act Ire part interesting orsanlsatlons la laying plans to ob serve th memorial. In caiiins on lead ers la civic, educational and social circle to stir tba fires of patriotism by paying due honor to the memory of Lincoln h baa given expression to soma noble KStlmanu. from wbtch the following are repaatad: "Tuesday. February IS. marks the birthday of our martyred President. Abraham Lincoln, whoa name stands pre-eminently at the head of tb list of great men In tba minds of tha Ameri can Darapla. His Ufa and public services are an Inspiration to th blithest citi senaatp and th beacon light to all who aapir to a Ufa of usefulness to thair fellowman. "H piloted this Nation tnrouuh the most critical period of Its existence. Ha waa a man of tae people because he was ens of them. H thoroughly un derstood the frailties, th desires, and the ambitlona of tha human character. "His judgment was baaed not npon any personal aggrandisement or aal flsh desires, but upon tb welfare of the whole Nation. His efforts for th preservation and perpetuity af his be loved country were herculean and. at th moment of victory, cost him his life. W should never fall to Impress upon the minds of both tho present and future generations tb great lesson of self-reliance. Industry and perseverance demonstrated by bis unselfish devotion to duty." Sawmill Xear Kelso Planned. KELSO. Wash. Feb, 3. (Special.) F. M Green and Roger Risley, who have been operating a shingle miU on Shnnrhal Mountain, a few miles east of Kelso, have purchased tha sawmill equipment of the old Vogel mill and will build a sawmill near their shingle mill. A tract of timber land was re cently purchased from Howard Phil lips, and they have contracted for other timber In that vicinity. Cowlitz Camps Closed by Snow. KELSO, Wash, Feb, (Special.) Snowfall ranging from a few Inches on the bottoms to a foot or more on the higher levels forced a cessation of logging operations In Cowlitz County yesterday. So much snow makes working conditions disagreeable, and nearly all the camps around Kelao, em ploying nearly 1500 men, have shut down temporarily. Owing to the great need for logs, all the camps will re sume Immediately when the weather permits, and the crews are staying at camp. 1 The intake canals of the Niagara power plants are kept free from ice by the movements of an electric motor boat running back and forth, supplied with current by means of a trolley. To Stop Those Terrible Rheumatic Pains Corns Stop Hurting, Then They Lift Out With Fingers No pain or soreness! Corns and calluses just shrivel up and lift off Try it I A noted Cincinnati chemist discovered a new ether com pound and called it freesone and it bow can be had in tin bot tle for a few cent from aay dmg stqrs. You simply apply a few drops of freezooa upon a tender corn or painful callus and iastaatlr the soreness disappears, then shortly von will find tha corn or csilns so loose thai yoa ess jns. lift it off with Che lingers. Really! Ko humbug! Ko pain, not a bit of soreness, either when applying freesone or afterwards and it doesnt em irritate the skin. Hard corns, soft corn" or corns between the toes, also toughened calluses Just shrivel np and lift off so easy. It is wonderful! Works like a charm. Keep it on the dresser. STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD Sayg Cream Applied In Nostrils Relieve Head-Colds at Once. llcr.ip9 tm ff If your nostrils ara clogged and your head Is stuffed and you can't breathe freely because of a cold or catarrh, just get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. 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I used about three quarters of a bottle of ViDrops' and am aa well as usuaL rS-Drops Is told by the teadmjr oYngftiits fn every part of toe United State and Craned a A sample bottle will be mnied free, 12 you Varill write to The Swan3on Comp-uiy, Newark, Ohio, FREE ' RHEUMATISM RECIPE I will triad ly send anv RhwumfitisirTs mf- ferer a Simple Herb Recipe Absolutely Free that Completely Cured me of a terrible at tack of muscular and Inflammatory Rheu matism of long standing alter everything else 1 tried had fa led ma. 1 have sriven it to many sufferers who believed their cases hopeless, yet they found relief from their suffering by taking theee simple her be. It also relieves Sciatica, promptly, as well as Neuralgia, and is a wonderful blood purifier. You are most welcome to this Herb Recipe if you will send for It at once. X believe you will consider It a Godsend after you have pert ft to the test. There Is nothing Injuri ous contained in It, and you can see for yourself exactly what you are taking. I will gladly send this Recipeabsolutely free to any sufferer who will send name and ad dress. H. IX Sutton. 2650 MAaooli. Avau Los angeles. CL Adv.