The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, November 20, 1921, SECTION THREE, Page 7, Image 51

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    THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. TORTLAND. NOVEMBER 20. 1921
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LARGE AND EXPENSIVE PALATIAL SUBURBAN
HOMES REPLACED BY SIMPLER STRUCTURES
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More Practical and Moderate-sized House Found Better to Serve Needs of Average American Family Com
fort Is Embodied in Distinctive but Economical Design.
Triple Trading Stamps
Given Tomorrow With T?r.V.- rfnnavioc
Cash Purchases in AH Depts.
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$6.50 to $17.50 Ori
ental Fearl Beads at Vi.
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
MORRISON. ALDER, WEST PARK. AND TENTH STREETS
"CASH BUYERS' DAY"
ALL OVER THE STORE
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THE really large arid expensive
palatial suburban homes of the
last generation, expensive to
build and expensive to maintain, are
gradually giving way to the simpler
and more practical moderate sized
house, requiring but little help in its
maintenance and better serving the
needs of the average American family.
Even among people of moderate
wealth and social prominence the ten
dency is to build more nearly for
actual need and comfort than to build
the show places of former years.
The house here illustrated is one
that conforms in every way with this
Tendency, being both ?andsome and
distinctive, and at the same time de
vold'of any unnecessary enrichment,
simple In design, square, in plan, and
in consequence QuUe economical to
build. This design received the hlgh-j
eat award in the suburban district
competition in which it was submit
ted, because of its genuine merit as
an economical and beautifully modern
and thoroughly 'American stonevhome
design.
The designer of this house did not
permit himself to be hampered by cus
tom or be unduly guided by precedent,
and has produced a somewhat unusual
but thoroughly practical and sensible
design for a building of this character.
The beauty of Indiana limestone
used for the facing of the walls has
been fully appreciated and taken ad
vantage of. The usual heavy and
often inappropriate cornice has been
dispensed with, and the designer has
srlvs us a wall built of rather large
plain units, beautifully proportioned,
which serves as an excellent back
ground for the cut work of pilasters.
Urns and entrance feature.
Buff limestone graded from moder
ately fine to rustic or coarse in tex
ture is used for the facing of these
walls, all the stone being left with
the finish es it comes from the saws,
with the exception of window sills,
lintels, grade course, coping and the
cut trim constituting the pilasters and
entrance features. . -
The grade course, coping and win
dow sills have a sand-rubbed smooth
finish and all cut work has the usual
plain cut-stone finish, excepting tht
the lintels over windows have a hand
tooled finish, giving them a distinct
ive character..
This house is Intended to be built
on a lot 100 feet in width by the
usual depth of 160 feet or more, but
could be built on a lot having a width
of 80 feet. The overall size of a house
is to feet wide, by 2J feet deep from
front to back.
The plot plan shows the suggested
arrangement on a 100-foot lot having
a comparatively flat contour with
slight rise from front to rear of prop
erty, such as, are found in most dis
tricts around Chicago and many other
midwestern cities.
The house is set back 40 feet from
property ifne, giving an ample well
kept lawn in front. This lawn is not
cut up by walk In center, the approach
to entrance being by walk at the left,
or along the narrow walk formed by
one of the cement automobile tracks
across lawn at right. At the side of
property, along both of these ap
proaches, there are wide borders
planted with flowering shrubs aqd
hardy perennials arranged for season
al bloom. Connecting both appoaches
is a cross-walk, in back of which rises
a low grass terrace, and the stone
steps leading to front entrance. This
terrace is inclosed with a low-clipped
hedge of box.
The walk at right also leads to the
lawn in front of inclosed porch or sun
room and across that lawn to the long.
grassy walk at rear, Inclosed with
shrubbery of a naturalistic planting.
Directly in rear of house is anothet
carefully leveled and closely clipped
lawn, around which the ground riaes
slightly to the natural contour ot
property by low terraces, wljh a
broad flight of stone steps leading -o
a little flower garden at rear.
This lawn space Is encircled by walk
on top of these terraces and inclosed
at sides by a double row of slender
evergreen tries of moderate height
These walks terminate in square per
golas, which are placed at either end
of the cross-walk through flower gar
den connecting the informal grassy
walk at right side with kitchen gar
den on left. ,
A limestone foundstlon and bird
bath form the center feature of the
flower garden.
The service yard at right side or
house is inclosed with moderately high
stone wall of rough sawed varied tex
ture limestone in contrast with house.
This wall-is pierced above breast
height with openings that are filled
in with panels of white painted fenc
ing and the email garage is built in
and made a part of this wall and, hav
ing a flat roof, is treated with a
pergola effect, making it both in
conspicuous and an interesting port of
the composition.
The handsomely paneled and deeply
recessed front door opens into an
entrance hall floored with thin slabs
of deep buff limestone. At the back
of the hall main stairs rise to the sec
ond floor and lead do.. n to garden en
trance, placed only one step above the
lawn.
To the left of the hall is a large liv
ing room, from which two French
doors lead to an inclosed porch along
left side of the house. There is a
delightfully large fireplace of Eng
lish Tudor design set flush in the side
wall of the living room.
To the right of the hall is the din
ing room, moderate In size, having a
corner fireplace of unusual design.
From the dining room French doors
lead to a breakfast room or inclosed
dining porch. There is an ample
pantry and a conveniently arranged
kitchen with service stairs and side
entrance from the service yard.
In the second story there is a mas
ter bedroom en suite with dressing
room, bath and sleeping porch; two
ether fair sized bedrooms, bath, sew
ing room and maid's room. From off
the larger cf these bedrooms is an
other sleeping porch.
The roof of the house is flat, and
from the second atory the main stair
way rises to roof level in a roofhousl
covering the stair hall portion of the
second story. From this doors open
on to the roof, which could be of fire
proof construction, paved with red
quarry tile, and thus serve the very
delightful purpose of roof garden.
making it available for dancing and
other summer entertainments, in tn
building as designed, however, th
roof is covered with painted heavj
canvas duck, like the deck of a boat,
which is laid over the usual water
tight roofing.
The hipped roof of nyofhouse. which
Is also faced with stone, is covered
with red Spanish roofing tile, giving
an interesting touch of color.
.This Is a charming permanent sub
urban or semi-suburban home for any
moderate-sized family wishing to
establish themselves conveniently to
the business section of a large city.
SALTS IF BACKACHY
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EUGENE RESIDENTS OBSERVE GOLDEN, WEDDING.
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hstop eating meat for a while if
your Bidder is troubling:
you.
When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
It generally means you have been
eating too much meat, says a well
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid, which overworks the kidneys in
their effort to filter it from the blood,
and they become sort of paralyzed and
loggy. When your kidneys get slug
gish and clog you must relieve them,
like you relieve your bowels; remov
ing all the body's urinous waste, else
you have backache, sick headache,
dizzy spells, your stomach sours,
tongue is coated, and when the weath
er is bad you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine is cloudy, full of eediment,
channels often get sore, water scalds
and you are obliged to seelc relief
two or three times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable phy
sician at once or get from your phar
macist about four ounces of Jad Saita",
take a tablespoonful in' a glass ot
water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice,
combined with lithla, and has been
used for generations to clean ana
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize the acids in the urine so H
no longer irritates, thus ending blad
der weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It Is inexpensive, cannot
injure and makes a delightful, effer
vescent llthia-water drink Adv.
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Create Gas, Sourness and Pain.
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MR. AND MRS. R. I. DORR.
EUOENE, Or., Nov. 19. (Special.) Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dorr of this city
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home, 482 Sixth avenue
West. Monday. November 14. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr were married at Chatfleld.
Minn., and have lived In Eugene for the last 13 years. Mr. Dorr is engaged
In the furniture business In Eugene and Creswell, being the aenior member
of the firm of Dorr & Johnson.
At the celebration two daughters. Miss Mabel Dorr of Seattle and Mrs.
A. R. Jovce of Eugene, and their youngest son, Eddie L. Dorr of Salt Lake
City, were present. Another son. A. C. Dorr of M.les City, Mont., and a
daughter, Mrs. E. F. McUinnis of Cambridge, Mass., were unable to be here.
Medical authorities state that nearly
nine-tenths of the cases of stomach trou
ble. Indigestion, .sourness, burning, gas,
b.oatlng, ntmea, etc. are due to an ex
cess of hydrochloric acid In tha stomach
and not, as some believe, to a lack ot di
gestive Juices The delicate stomach lining
is Irritated, digestion Is delayed and food
curs, causing the disagreeable symptoms
which every stomach sufferer knows so
well.
Artificial dlgestents are not needed In
ai'ch cases and may do real harm. Try
lf.ylng aside all digestive aids and instead
Eet from any druggist a few ounces of
Isurated Magnesia and take a teaspoon
ful In a quarter glass of water right after
eating. This sweetens the stomach, pre
vents the formation of excess acid and
there la no sourness? gas or pain. Bi
surated Magnesia tin powder or tablet
form never liquid or milk) Is harmless to
the stomach. Inexpensive to take and Is
the most efficient form of magnesia for
stomach purposes. It Is used by thou
sands of people who enjoy their meals
with no more fear dt Indigestion. All drug
gists. Adv.
Catarrh
Is now easily overcome by using
an antiseptic oil spray which ab
sorbs and dislodges the bard, web
like mucus membrane of throat
and nose. Quick relief Is alwavs
obtained by using the McKenxie
Catarrh spray. The price complete
with special atomizer is only $2.60.
We pay the postage on this and all
other drug orders.
Laue-Dayis Drug Co.
TRl'ls EXPERTS
173 Third Street Portlaad. Or.
"3 for
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GROCERIES
Hood Eiver Newtown Ap- (J- rjQ
pies. Monday special a box 3-Lel
Large Oregon Prunes, 3 lbs, for 500
Carnation, Alpine or Borden's " "I
Canned Milk, special per can J-JLly
Country Gentleman and Lily OAL
of the Valley Corn special a can vll
rreferred Stock Catsup, 2 bottles 530
4th Floor
Regular $7.50
Chiffon Velvets
$5.95
Main Floor As quantity is somewhat limited early
shopping is to your advantage. Superb quality
Chiffon Velvet in black, navy, brown and dark
copen. 41 inches wide. The grade you
have paid $7.50 for. Monday a yard
S5.95
Sale of Purses
Several hundred Women's Handbags and Purses
in this special lot. Very suitable for gift-giving.
Polished pin seal, mat seal, morocco, goat, calf, etc.
Black, brown and tan. Values in this (JJO Kf
assortment up to $6.00. Specially priced 30ejU
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT, MAIN FLOOR
Doll Sale
4th Floor '
Monday we shall place on
sale a lot of the famous
Amberg Walking Dolls at
y2 Price
$10.00 Amberg (PP f(
Walking Dolls at DJeUU
$15.00 Amberg (JfT rf
Walking Dolls at D
$16.50 Amberg CQ or
Walking Dolls at tSO.aCO
Baby Dolls
$2.50 Little Dar- Q-J nr
ling Baby Dolls &lbi.4D
$4.50 Darling Dolls $2.25
$12 Composition Doils $0
4th Floor
Monday's
Special Lunch
69c .
ervlf-e Krnm 1 1 iSO to 2:30,
Tea Room. 4(lt Flodr.
CHOICE OF
Chicken (Jumbo Soup
Clam Chowder
Scalloped Halibut In Fhcll
Fried Salmon Steak,
Parsley Butter
N'ew England Boiled Dinner
Fried Calves l.iver and Bacon
Baked Stuffed Green Peppers
OWK Special Baked Beans
and Boston Brown Bread
Assorted Cold Meats
Potato Salad
With
Baked Hubbard Squash
CHOICK OK
Queen Pudding- Cake Ice Cream
Tea Coffee MUk.
Dining Room Furniture
Featuring Many Special Underprice Offerings
Third Floor A Thanksgiving Sale that will interest
those who are planning new Furniture for the dining
room for the great American feast day. Triple
Trading Stamps on cash purchases in this Dept.
$110 Buffet $66
American Walnut Buffet, 54 inches. long, with
60x48-inch mirror. Queen Anne design. fi??f Af
Best construction. $110.00 value. Now tDUUaUU
William and Mary Buffet, mahogany C'TQ fif
finish. 54 inches long. $104.00 value D O.UU
Mahogany Buffet, Queen Anne de-. CJQO KA
sign. Regular $110.00 value. Special eDOaG.Ul
$371.00 Mahogany Suite buffet, fl01 A AA
extension table, 5 chairs, arm chair ls4iXUll
$95.00 William and Mary Mahogany Cr7K ((
Dining Table. 54-inch top. Special at & 0JJ
$100.00 Queen Anne Mahfg-
any Dining Table. C'7'7 (f
Priced special at'"'
Period Chairs
We show an exceptionally
fine collection of dining chairs
to match the above tables at the
new low level prices and below.
Tea Wagons
Fourth Floor Here is an arti
cle that should be in every home.
We have a splendid stock in
the very newest designs in
period and straightline effects.
Walnut and mahogany finishes.
All are reasonably priced.
Telephone Stands
Fourth Floor Oak, mahogany
and walnut Telephone Stands
in new designs. $11.75 and up.
Smokers' Cabinets and Stands
are here in every convenience
for the smoker's comfort. They
are priced at $5.75 and up.
Half-Price Millinery
Clearance
Why pay full price for your Holiday Hat with such a sale as
this in progress? Unrestricted choice of any Hat on display in
the Millinery Salons Monday at one-half regular price. Large
selection of beautiful models for street and dress wear, includ
ing a number of fur Hats. Millinery Salons, on Second Floor.
Any Hat xz Price
All $5.00 Hats on
S2.50
All $10.00 Hats (JJP nr.
on sale Monday at 3JUl
All $15.00 Hats QH PA
on sale Monday at 0 ' 0J
All $25.00 Hats (JIO PA
on sale Monday DI.id.OJ
All $35.00 Hats Q-J rr r
on sale Monday 1 aOU
All $50.00 Hats CJOPf AA
on sale Monday D4DUU
Thanksgiving Sale of Dinner Sets
Turkey Platters $1
Third Floor Turkey Dishes in vari
ous decorations. Regular Afl
to $3.50 values, special at wXalll
-Department, 3d Floor
Select your new Dinnerware here from the largest and
most complete stock on the Pacific coast. The Thanksgiv
ing Sale now in progress offers many splendid opportuni
ties to save. Below are a few of the rare bargains on sale.
32-Piece Sets American Semi-Porcelain, special $ 4.08
32-Piece Sets, pink border, white and gold, only $ 0.08
46-Piece Blue Medallion Sets, $15.00 values, at $ 0.08
48-Piece Thin Decorated Imported China, only $27.50
48-Piece Sets Theo. Hariland French China, at $79.00
$80.00 Thin Decorated China Sets, special at $50.75
Sale of Carving Sets
Third Floor Large selection of two and three-piece game
and bird Carving Sets on sale at special low prices. Our
entire stock (except contract lines) is included in this sale.
Bird Carvers two-piece' J Carving Sets 3 pieces on
sets, $2.75, $2.48, $2.02 sale, $3.60, $4.05, $4.05
SILVERWARE DEPARTMENT 3D FLOOR.
Thanksgiving Roasters
And Other Wanted Kitchen Needs
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Third Floor Lisk Roasters,
sketched, in a full assort
ment of all sizes. Seamless,
sanitary and self-basting.
Removable trays.
Lisk Roasters for 8-pound
turkey, priced only $3.85
Lisk Roasters for 12-lb.
turkeys priced only $4.25
Lisk Roasters , for 16-lb.
turkey, priced only $4.50
Sale of "Model" Roasters
Oval shape "Model" Roasters like
illustration. Made with seamless
cover and bottom. Easy to clean.
$2.00 Model Roaster, 15-inch size,
'on special sale Monday at $1.48
$2.75 Model Roasters, 17!'2-inch
size, on special sale Monday $1.08
$3.50 Blue Glazed Roaster $2.08
Sale of Thanksgiving Kitchen Needs
UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER S the
large family size. Regular $3.00 (JO QQ
value. On special sale Monday, at 500
POTATO RICERS regular 75c kind, 48?
COFFEE PERCOLATORS aluminum, reg
ular $3.75 values, on special sale, only $2.08
BUTCHER KNIVES regular $1.00 values,
specially priced for this sale, at only 50
BREAD KNIVES regular 75c values, spe
cially priced for Monday's selling, only 50
BREAD BOXES $1.75 val. Special $1.:JS
$2.50 Serving Trays $1.08
90c Aluminum Sauce Pans
on special sale at only JO(-
20c Cake Spoons, only 10
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$5.00 Casseroles for $3.08
$3.75 Pie Dishes, only $2.75
35c Paring Knives for 25tf
15c Egg Beaters, only 2!)f J
Full Carload of Red Cedar Chests
In a Great Pre-Holiday
Cedar Chests make most appropriate Christmas gifts. Ornamental, useful and lasting.' This is by far the most important Sale of its kind announced in Portland
for years. Full carload of genuine Tennessee Red Cedar Chests offered at astonishingly low prices. Over 25 different and distinct patterns to select from. Plain or
beveled finishes, with or without copper trimmings. Why not choose one of these for her Christmas gift? A small deposit will hold any Chest until Xmas. Below
are a few of the many bargains to be had. On sale in Drapery Department, Third Floor. And Triple Trading Stamps Monday with cash purchases in-all departments.
Sale
$35.00 Chests $22.75
Third Floor Red Cedar Chests, 45 inches long.
Double construction, pleasing design. Double lock.
Trimmed with copper bands. Chest COO 'TK
without tray priced very special at Da-iw I J
Chest above, with inside tray, special at $24.90
$40.00 Cedar Chests
At $29.50
$25.00 Cedar Chests
$16.45
Third Floor Red Cedar WardTobe Chests one style as
sketched above-r-and nine other patterns. Some with
plain tops, high polish finish, others are trimmed with
copper bands. Double locks.- 40 inches long. Splendid
$25.00 Chests (with tray $18.05) with- Clj
out tray priced for this sale at only tDJ-UafxtJ
$18.50 Chests $12.95
Third Floor Red Cedar Chests, 36 inches wide and
18 incTles deep. Attractive pattern and best of
construction throughout. Complete with double
lock. Trimmed with copper bands. tPI O OCT
Regular $18.50 values, on special sale DA3.D
$40.00 Cedar Chests
At $29.50
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