THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 5, 1920
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CROWD EXPECTED AT
CAPITAL TOMORROW,
SylVE Furniture this Christ
U "77" mas then the message of
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son's thoughts will be carried.
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PERSONALLY arranged,
conveniently easy terms
regardless of what may be
selected n o interest charged.
Wilson, Harding and Con
gress Attractions.
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SENATOR BIG FIGURE NOW
"Whether President Will Deliver
Message to Congress in Person
Aot Yet Disclosed.
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and Now Is the Very Best Time to Shop
AID FOR FARMERS PROMISED
3Iove to Restore War Finance Cor
poration Assured.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. First steps
toward remedial legislation for farm
ers by congress will take the form of
a concurrent resolution directing- res
toration of the war finance corpora
tion. This was made clear today in
statements by Senators Harrison of
Mississippi and Heflin of Alabama
and Representative Byrnes of South
Carolina.
Necessity 'of action by the president
would be avoided, it was contended,
by making the resolution concurrent
in form and it would become effective
on adoption.
"We intend during the first week
of congress," Senator Harrison de
clared, "to adopt a resolution direct
ing the secretary of the treasury to
revive the war finance corporation
so that our agricultural products may
be marketable."
"The south and west have votes
enough to put such a measure
through next week,' Senator Heflin
said.
Sufficient sentiment had been ere-
Kollow Repeated Colds When Blood
Is Impure,
Tour body suffering: from a cold
does not properly attend to digestion
and elimination. As a result your
blood becomes impure, It inflames the
mucous membrane and brings about
that condition in which chronic ca
. tarrh occurs and on which It depends.
Purify your blood, make it clean,
by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and if
your bowels are not healthfully act
ive, take Hood's Pills. These medi
cines have relieved and prevented
thousands of cases of chronic catarrh.
Economy is one of the strong points
of Hood's Sarsaparilla 100 doses in a
bottle. Why not get It today? Adv.
Phone your want ads to The Orego
nian. Main 7070, Automatic 660-35.
THE OREGOXTAN NEWS BUREAU,
Washington, Dec. 4. When- congress
. convenes at noon Monday after an
absence of exactly six months, the
longest recess in several years, it is
expected that the capitol will witness
such a human congestion as has not
been seen here since the last in
augural day.
The last day at the capitol in the
least resembling an inaugural was
the occasion of the visit of the king
and queen of the Belgians, something
more than a year ago. The royal
Belgian pair appeared and it was
known that they were coming, but
Monday's crowds will not assemble
with any assurance of seeing any
thing or anybody unusual.
This time the crowd is to gather on
a mere rumor and to some extent on
a misapprehension. In. the first place,
it has been reported, even stated posi
tively in some quarters, that President-elect
Harding will be in the sen
ate. In the second place, the mem
ories of some folks are short and the
impression has gone abroad that the
president's message will reach con
gress on the opening day, which is
never the case. There being some
speculation as to whether Mr. Wilson
will appear in person with the mes
Bage, there are some who would re
gret to miss him.
Senator Bijr Fljjure Now.
Mr. Wilson, if he does go to the
capitol in person, however, will not
go until Tuesday., but there is a
chance that his successor will be on
the ground. Senator Harding has
b,een around Washington for six
years, and charming, likable human
being that he is and always was,
there never before was any special
rush to- see him.
Being a president-elect seems to
have created a new image of him in
the public mind, so much eo that to
day the one leading question from
the curious and otherwise has been:
"Is it true that Harding will be in
his seat Monday?"
Nobody knows save the president
elect himself, but the residents of
Washington and visiting tourists -will
take no chances. They will be there
dressed in their Sunday best, and
there will be a splendid opportunity
to ascertain what is the prevailing
style in millinery this season.
Wnwhincion Dressed T'p.
Congress comes back to find Wash
ington, the municipality, all dressed
up. The statues which stand every
where as reminders of the great
statesmen and military men of the
past have had their faces washed and
their marble pedestals scoured. The
old street-car platforms at many
places have been replaced by con
crete piles ornamentally lighted.
Some of the emergency war-time
buildings have been demolished and
everything changed to a degree, in
cluding house rent, which has gone
up.
When the senators and representa
tives began to get back this week
they were met by a volley of ques
tions as to their stand on the pro
posed blue laws. Some of them took
time tp think it over, and in the
course of thinking discovered that
much of the publicity given to the
movement for stricter Sabbath laws
was nothing but heated atmosphere.
The movement was never entitled
to the attention which it received,
1 4ut all the world could not know or
understand how it came to be her
alded about as something seriously
threatening the Sunday recreation of
a, large portion of the population.
Little Scare, That's All.
The facts are the most of the peo
ple never would have heard of the
matter had it not been the wish of
come of the opponents of prohibition
to throw a little scare into that class
of persons who are dry as to liquor
but liberal on other questions, such
as Sunday amusements. The purpose
was to make the liberal-minded who
helped to bring about prohibition feel
that by doing so they had pulled the
house down on themselves; that the
reformers who led the dry movement
were now to continue to work, taking
all the joy out of life.
After some frenzy it was discov
ered that Senator Jones of Washing
ton, who sponsored the Sunday lid bill
now before congress, had not consid
ered it seriously himseff. He had
simply introduced it to give its sup
porters a chance to be heard.
The Gift to One
. That All Enjoy
The supreme gift the on which will bring most Joy to your
home is the gift that all can enjoy a Brunswick phonograph.
The Brunswick, alone, of all phonographs, opens to you all the
world's greatest music because it plays all records, no matter what
the style or make, and interprets each with equal perfection.
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Different sizes and models in different finishes now on display
in the Music Parlors 'on the First Floor.
THE NEW NO. 10
Is the Model Illustrated Below With
8 Double-Faced 10-Inch Records (16
Selections) of Your Own Choice
You'll Save From $10 to $25 on Each of These .
Genuine Leather Overstuff ed Rockers
$43.85, $46.25, $49.50, $54.75, $62.50, $73.75,
Original Prices Were. $55.00, $59.50, $74.50, $87.50 and $98.75
To elaborate upon the pleasure that you'll have
with one or more of these handsome rockers in
your home would be naught for you know it far
better than Edwards. You also know the wonderful
durability of Genuine Veal Stock Leather. The
phenomenal pleasure now awaiting you is the fact
that - v. .
Right now; in the height of gift selecting time,
these luxurious Rockers are reduced to where each
shows an honest cash saving of from $10.00 to $25.00.
Not only the Rockers at the above-mentioned prices,
but every genuine leather overstuffed Rocker on
the third floor has been decorated with a-reduced
price tag.
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$15 CASH .t WEEK,
NO INTEREST,
Waxed Oak,
Fumed Oak. or
Mahogany
WHICH WILL YOU '
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Hear your favorite rec
ord on the Brunswick
through the new Oval
Horn.
The all-wood Oval Horn, tapering into a perfectly round throat,
was added that fuller and better "ROUND TONES" would be
produced.
So Interest charged by Edwards regardless of what alee or model
yon select.
10O Medium-Tone
JVeedles.
IOO Load-Tone Needles
One Jewel Point
Two Sapphires
One Record Albnm
Bottle of Tone-Clear
. Oil Con and OU
Record Brush
All yours for only
158
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Eas y Terms - No Interest (
ated. Senator Harrison said, "to im
press upon those in authority that it
is necessary that immediate action
be taken to relieve the critical situation."
Constantino May Head Army.
PARIS, Dec. 4. Aumors are cur
rent at Athens, according to a for
eign office dispatch, that Former
King Constantino intends to go to
Smyrna to take command of the Greek
forces, particularly if he does not
re-ascend the throne.
A clock makep a splendid home gift.
See the display at sriedlander's, 310
Washington, bet-ween Fifth and Sixth.
Adv.
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After forty years your eyes do not focus
quickly. At forty-five chances are you
need glasses for both near and far vi
sion. That is when you slow up unless
you are wise and wear the proper
glasses.
Thompson Invisible Kryptoks
Reduce Waste Time x
With our carefully-fitted, invisible bi
focals your eyes can change instantly
from one point of vision to another.
You save time and energy by not hav
ing to change glasses and relieve your
eyes of the strain that makes them pre
maturely old.
Thompson Kryptoks Satisfy.
Complete lens-grinding factory on the premises
SAVE YOUR EYES
Thompson Optical Institute
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
i Portland's Largest, Most Modern, Best Equipped
Exclusive Optical Establishment. ,
209-10-11 Corbett Building, Fifth and Morrison
Since 1908
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Adjustable-Back Rest-Easy Chairs
$29.40, $33.75, $39.85, $43.75, $48.50
Solid and quarter-sawed oak frames in hand-rubbed golden wax finish; spring
built auto cushion seats and upholstered cushion backs are covered with Crafts
man's Leatherette and DuPont Fabrtkoid. Even at these lowered prices easy
terms will be arranged to fit your individual requirement.
TEA WAGONS
.. $23.95 and $24.85
Both have Yemovable glass trays,
full size underneath shelves, rubber-tired
artillery wheels, and rubber-tired
guide wheels, similar to
the illustration.
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Handsome copper banded genu
ine Tennessee
Gedar Chests at
; $34.75 and $38.85
They're 4S inches long, 21
inches wide and 20 Inches high.
As on any other articles you
may select, convenient terms
will be arranged if desired.
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Traveling Bags
$8.75 to $18.75
In 14. 16 and 18-inch sizes, both
biack and tan;. covered with Crafts
:nan's Leatherette. DuPont Fabri
koid and Genuine Leather. All
have 2 catch-locks as well as keylock.
Hugro
Vacuum Sweeper
$6.95 -
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Has the brush sweeper as well
as the vacuum, built inside a
polished metal case. ' Will not
injure your rugs: will outwear
six corn brooms and the operat
ing labor will be a great deal
less.
3 Big
FloorLamp
Bargains
Mahogany-finished posts, with
two light sockets and extension
cords. Pretty shades in colors,
shades similar (not identical) to
the illustration.
Post and Shade
Complete
$22.75, $26.40; $29.50
If interested early selection
is advised. It' true there are
more on display in fact, it's
doubtful if you could think of a
color or shade that's not on dis
play at Edwards'.
3 Loose Cushion
Tapestry Overstuffed Davenports $
$86.50, $9630, $119
Term 2.0O Week No Interest.
Full spring base and back construction, spring filled loose cushions
and big roll arms. Beside saving more than $25.00 on either one, make
note of the especially easy terms.
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A Gift Supreme
Being riveted tight (no bolts), there's no possible
chance for air to get in Or heat to get out the en
tire regulation is controlled by the Monarch Duplex
Drafts. These drafts are at frjnt and back of
range underneath the firebox. Fire must and does
burn in the center of firebox, thus forcing an equal
distribution of heat over, around and underneath
the oven.
You can get .Monarch Ranges with four and
six-hole tops and 15, 17, 19, 21-inch ovens, in either
leg or cabinet-ijase styles. Tops are all Blue Mirco
(no blacking needed). Nickel trimmings are all
plain (no grease-catching scrolls). Any size
Monarch Gas Attachment will fit any size Monarch
Kange.
Installed, Including Pin Front Water Heater con
nected, on easy terms. Your old- stove or range,
if you have one, taken as part payment.
Vint aid for the gntlrmrn who may- drop ashes on
the floor and rugs. Beautifully finished
Mahogany Post and Glass Tray
Smoking Stands
$2.50, $3.50, $50, $730-
To increase the comfort of reading favorite books
by one's own fireside, there is a splendid assortment of
Upholstered Footstools
$3.15, $535, $6.75, $9.95
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SAVE $20 ! "
Regardless of price, quality and pattern a flat reduction
of J20 becomes effective tomorrow morning on ALL
9x12
Axminster Rugs
Reg. J39.50, now $39.30
' Reg. $64.50, now 44. SO
Reg. $72.50, now 52. 50
Reg. $79.50, now . 59. 50
Reg. $89.50, now , 69. 50
Reg. $97.50, now 77.50
Terms to Kit Your Requirement.
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Continuous -Post Steel Bed, Steel
Link Spring, Cotton Felted Mattress
$37.85
You can have either White or Ivory Enameled Bed. Square
Link, Steel Fabric, High-Riser Steel-Band Edge Spring and a
40-pound Felted Cotton Mattress, with rolled edges, covered
with flower-strewn art tick.
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For the Little Ones
!i$2.98
vagrie Todd ler AY a pons, , v e r y
wen Dune, with solid wheels
and jointed tongue, at..
Pedal Cars. On these both feet
are needed (naturally, shoe fljO QQ
eoles are saved), now........ M-iUU
Three styles of Golden Elm
Oak. K. o c k e r s for Kiddles.
Your choice at
and
5;$2.98
White Enameled Iron and Rrass
Beds for dolls. The kind lit- f O QO
tie girls want, at vtiOO
E n a in e 1 e d Doll Buggies, with
hoods, both ivory and dark CO 7C
finishes, at ?0ilU
- Old Ivory Finished Reed and
Waxed Oak Rockers, while J7 QC
they last at W I i03
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Tahoma
Coal Heaters
$22.75 and $26.95
Identical to the IHnstration.
built of polished steel with
cast-iron top and bottom, and
built-in coal fire pot with ash
shaker grate.
OTHER HEATERS REDUCED
$21.50 Beth-Oak Coal Heater,
in medium size, now J gQ
$23.50 Beth-Oak CoalfflQ Cfl
Heater, large size ICJidU
$22.50 Heavy Steel Airtight
(wood burner), with hot-
water c o 1 Is connect
ed, at
$45.50 Sterling Oak. extra
large size Coal Burn- CQO C fl
er, now SOi3U
$48.25 Patent Iraft Com
bination Wood and Coal Burn
er, with range style
firebox, now. . . . .
17.50
$39.50
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