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TIIE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 13, 1923
HOMEOPATHS ELECT WOMAN OF CHICAGO
AS PRESIDENT OF THEIR FRATERNITY
Dr. Sarah M. Hodson Head of National Organization Diva to Start Tour of Pacific Coast States in
September Princess Coming to America.
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H. SARAH M. UOrSX of Chl-
prt ildcnl of the national
homeoparhic f'trniiy.
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SeeJemg her irvtAer tfio cixappeartrc
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thin country for a visit. The prin
ces was formerly Mrs. William B.
Leeds, wife of William B. Leed?.
known as the American "tin plate
kin"
thetr dogs and their rabbits and all
the other paraphernalia of domestic
life. Mme. MatZfiiauer will start
late in Srptembrr for a tour of the
!'arif:c roat states, returning to
New York to sing with the opera
company.
Mme. .Mtrrartlr Matzrnauer of
he MtroiHlitan tra company is
siendlna- th summrr on the Jery j Prin-es Thristopheros of Jreece.
coast. She and her Uttie djuchtt-r i if of Prince fhristopher of the
are IITln the seml-rurjl life with ' royal family of !reece. Is com In to
Dr. OvsJantkoff has left her hos-
pital at Oma to seek her brother
Dimltri. a Kusslan officer who His- '
j ppeared here two y.-ars aito. She ;
found .no trace- of Mm here and'she
has cone to Kurope to continue her
search. i
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HAND CRAFT PROJECTS
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HOUSEHOLD AHCHrVNCS H
Ha nuy Pl ay Or Work Bench
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"By aatare. man likes to produce.
MVS Rofr W. fiabaoa, famous statls-fw-tan
an butDea adviser. "Otve a
tT a knife you dn not bare to show
htm bow to oaa tc H iRstlDcttvsly
bcins to make a bow or an arrow or
trhps somethfRff tie baS never seen.
Why? Reraaae In bla soul thera ta an
tnboro Joy ta production. Tha aalva
t(on of our Industries depends on the
A rorrr;n of sometblna wbleb wtH ov
ir tn man that dealr to produce and
that Joy in production which he instinct
ively had when ha waa a am I i boy."
AN ARTICLE tnat la useful to all
the family Is valuable. What
could bo more useful arounj
the home than a bench that little
sister or brother can use to play
and make thins on. that mother
can use In any number of ways,
that dad can use as a footstool or
that can be found handy for num
berless other purposes? Here we
have directions for making- just such
a bench.
If the finished bench Is painted,
ntost any Iiht wood will do.
Make the top first- If yon choose
to make the bench large tn siie. In
stead of small, follow tba dlisen-,
alons riven in tne scale for that
sixe shown In the drawtns. If you
want to make the bench smaller I
call it the child's sixe follow the
dimensions given in the lower sec
tion of the scale. If the top can
not be made in one piece, glue two
nieces of woao tnaether Join them
with a dowel joint.
The ends, too, may be made of
several pieces. After they have
been squared up and planed make
the cutout to receive the stretch
er those long boards running the
length of the bench on the side.
Next, lay out and cut the V In the
bottom of each leg. If yon have a
turning, or coping saw, this cutout
can be changed to any other shape
you want
Tour next step is to make the
stretchers. Determine Just hoar
much alant will be given to the less
before you cut the anglea on the
stretchers It I not desirable that
the legs project beyond a plumb line
dropped from the top of the bench
to the floor.
When all the parts have been cut
assemble them, using nails or
screws If you choo.-e nail use
or peony fialsiilng nails. Screws
make the finished piece . stronger.
Round-head lH-in. No. 10 screws
used to fasten the stretchers to the
legs add to the appearance of the
bench. To keep the wood from
splitting bore a 3-K-ln. into the
stretcher for each screw. A smaller
hole should be made In the leg to
receive the screw. Make this by
driving in and then pulling out a
finishing nail.
Sandpaper all parts so there art
no rough surfaces. Round all the
edges and corners so they are not
sharp.
I suggest that you paint the
bench a light gray or straw color .
Decorate the edges of the top. ends j
of the stretchers and edges of the i
design cut In the legs, with a very
light blue. It will be a pretty piece
of work.
CopyrKht. mil. Associated Editors )
So l"se In Trying.
Kansas City Star.
"When a woman starts to marry."
says Professor Klorenz Zeigfeld.
the devil can't stop her. Our ob-
Mrrvallnn Ki. Iimh ih.l I K. if.vll
seldom even tries.
The Third Great Week of This Record Breaks
Brings More Great Savings
Not for a single instant has this sale lagged in its offering of
genuine bargains in desirable furniture pieces of all grades,
as well as in many other necessary articles for home furnish
ings. Increasing interest on the part of a thousand eager
buyers has been evident since the first day of this sale. New
pieces are being constantly added each day fresh items are
thrown into the sale, making buying as interesting now as
at the start Come tomorrow.
Special Bargains in
Dining Tables
$49.50 Queen Anne Dining Table, COO TC
finished -walnut, for..".... '
$4 00 Heavy Pedestal Table in dJOQ -7C
quarterrd oak, at.... fmji iJ
$57.50 Queen Anne Tables in CJQQ 7EL
-walnut, 45x54-inch top, at J)0e O
$83.00 Mahotrany Pedestal Dining t1Q Cfl
Tables, 54-inch top aP'tleiJV
A. $76.50
$13.00 Mahogany Queen
Table, S4-inch top.
Side Oven
A-B Gas Ranges
$49.75
Here is a one week's special on a new model side-oven
A-B Gas Range at a real August Sale price. This model
is especially tdapted to the small modern kitchen, being
only 36 inches in width. The body of the range is of black .
enamel. The oven and broiler doors and the clean-out
tray are of white porcelain. The oven is rust-proof,
making a clean sanitary range in every particular.
Scores of Good
Living-Room Tables
$34.75 Oak Library Tables, with Q Qf"
magazine ends at. ....... . J)JLel7
$17.50 Period Side Table in mahog- dQ TE
. . "any; special' vJef O
$41.50 Oval-top Library Table in (Jjoo nn
frosted brown reed, at
$51.50 Large Period Library Table J5J 7K
in mahogany, at VwD O
$44.50 Queen Anne Davenport flJOQ 7C
Table in mahogany, at.... M5CiIe J
Real Bargains in
Living-Room Pieces
$ 45.00 Rocker in mahogany with tapestry seat
and back for 22.50
$ 99.00 Overstuffed Davenport. in good tapestry. .$ 63.00
$ 35.75 Double Day Bed complete with felt mat
tress at :..!.. ....$22.85
$ 42.00 Mahogany period drop leaf Table at. .... .$ 21.75
$ 99.00 Large tapestry Arm Chair for $ 59.50
$ 38.75 Frosted brown fibre Arm Chair for 19.85
$187.50 Spring arm tapestry Davenport, fine cover $149.00
Some Strong Values in
Good Room-Size Rugs
9x12 Heavy, seamless tapestry Brussel rugs, of
fered at . S 24.85
$ 45.00 9x12 Axminster rugs, all new patterns, at. .S 33.85
Extra-heavy 9x12 seamless velvet Rugs, some with
fringed ends, for $ 39.85
8-3x10-6 Seamless velvet Rugs, offered at $ 24.85 ,
3 Patterns heavy print Linoleum, special sq. yd. at ,S .98
Specials From the
Bedding and Drapery
Store
$4.50 Filet Net Curtains, 2Vi yards long, in
white, cream and ecru, also Voile, Scrim and
Swiss Curtains in white and-ecru JjO AtZ
at, the, pair ipJe0
$3.15 Silk Gauze, 50 inches in width, f0 C C
Urge variety of colors; a yard 4?adeOJ
72x90-Inch Crochet Spreads, on J0
special sale t ..JJ
72x90-Inch Marseilles Spreads, on OC
bpecial sale tt Pev0
80x90-Inch Marseilles Spreads, on &A OC
special sale tl iptaOaJ
. Drastic Reductions on
Reed Phonographs
An extraordinary purchase of Reed phono-
graphs permits us to offer these machines at
less than their former costs. They are shown
in many finishes and in popular models.
$ 90.00 Reed Phono- v
; graphs at . . . $59.50
$115.00 Reed Phono
graphs at . . . ... .869.50
$135.00 Reed Phono
graphs at .-..$79.50
You Pay No Interest
When You Buy a
, PJwnograph at Powers
Some Mighty Good Bargains
For the Kiddies
$12.50 Baby Auto Cribs, with canopy 1Q 7C
and frame; special 4)I7e0
$6.00 Fiber Reed High Chair, closely f Q C
woven body; .-.pedal VT-.OO
Ivory-finished Reed Sulkies, with d1 P Q'CI
reclining back, easily folded; only v OeOO
Boys Hardwood Coaster Wagons with ball-bearing
disc wheeJs, rubber tired; on Cff QA
special sale at.. ' V elU
Fib-;r Reed Baby Carriage in Ivory enamel, with
. reclining back and tubular handles; flJOO CC
priced special at v-'DO
Some Big Values in
Pieces for the Bedroom
$46.50 Ivorv Period Chifferettes, a re' tfJQC IS A
markable bargain at aPateJeaJV
$16.50 Continuous Post Ivory Steel Beds, dQ QC
priced special at Pa7eeVJ
$45.75 Good Walnut Priod Dressers, on J?0" OC
special sale at L
$79.50 Queen Anne Dressers in Ivory CylQ CA
enamel, for 0'rVOVJ
$42.75 Simmons Large-tube Brass Beds, on 1QQ Qfl
special sale at $ZJ ,UJ
$75.00 Walnut Period Triplicate Mirror CM Q 7C
Dressing Table P-e7a J
26-Piece, Semi-Porcelain
Chamber Chairs and Rockers
Half Price
Thirty styles to choose from in straight
line and period patterns, in oak, walnut,
mahogany and ivory.
Two and Three-Piece ,
Living-Room Suites
$11.25 Davenport
End Tables
$6.85
$328.00 Karpen Three-piece Cane and
with velour cushions and pil
lows; special at
$400.00 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, dav
enport and chai., in silk tapestry
$598.00 Overstuffed Suite in mohair,
threa pieces; special '
$425.00 Karpen 2-piece Overstuffed Suite
in fine grade of tapestry, at. ... v
$436.00 Three-piece Suite, with mahog
any frame, fine tapestry cover. .
Mahogany Suite,
$196.75
$267.00
$389.50
$339.00
$239.50
Dining Sets
$6.59
$1.50 Thermos Bottles 69
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We Pay the Freight
We will pay the freight this week
on all purchases to any railroad
station or boat landing within 100
miles of Portland.