The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 21, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND ; TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1911. KAISER MAKES SHOW1, " : OF HEALTH AND VIGOR V -i: . ' ' r- j 7- . . r Wnlitd Tm trwt WlrO ; Berlin, Feb. 2fT To counteract " rumor- that hl health- Is seriously Im paired. Kaiser WDhelm U showing him self in public as1 much, as possible. ' He has so far recovered from Sis recent Ill ness that today he worked with a show of his old energy and enthusiasm.. His physicians take every precaution to pre vent a return of tfie severe cold and catarrhal trouble.. -r : Throughout the Empire reports that the kaiser Is In a very serious condi tion are -persistent , To quiet these ru mors the emperor Is having special em phasis place vtpoiv his "announcement that he will attend the dedication of the National mueetrm to the . late Queen Victoria of England, his grandmother, in England, May 16., ' Journal Want Ada bring results. . GRANGE ACCUSED OF . , FIGHTING ROADS BILLS H. X Taylor, president of the'-Uma tilla county - good roads association,' strongly criMdses the grange and -termers' ur.ion members, who did very much at Falem to-prevent passage, of good roads laws, in a letter which has ap peared in 'the East Oregon lan, published at Pendleton, saying: "We found our delegation in the house favorable to the bjlls but found a lobby Of granges and farmers' union delegates there -that 'seemed to be against any good roads legislation. Why those peo ple could remain there. 40 days to kill any good road tolll I don't understand, but they must be paid for staying there. That Is my opinion." . NAVAL SECRETS ARE GIVEN - (Continued from Page One.) secured the contracts for the United States. r ' . , "J met Secretary KnOx InVWashlng ton," he said, "and. was introduced to Secretary Meyer. I was informed thst confidential relations had been estab lished -between ithe United States -and Argentina.. The " relations are extra ordinary. The United States minister, Mr. Sherrlll, at Buenos Ayres, obtained remarkable concessions from your gov and are tree to rail for drawing, devices of expert advice. V can ! use your proving . grounJs for . t.M'.- r our guns..- We have been allowed to put our naval officers on board your oh'p-t to study your navy and methods. -The new ships will be. more powerful than any In . your navy Indeed, than uny other in the world," , Argentine. Dreadnaughts here and in Massachusetts as a part Uf the bargain bywhlch , the "contracts :were'given to America, Admiral . Garcia, chief of the Argentina, commission in charge of the construction of the two war vessels, o dayjfreely a admitted Jhat it - was . the influence of the state department that Mendotaand Rock Springs Coal the best Alblna Fuel Co., 5-1117, Slabwood. dry, short; 'cord wood. - any lengttu. VUblna JFuel Co. . Prompt r-. ernment i We-'have. carte blanch to ail .' To Oaks rink tomorrow night information your navy department has '. :: ' Free Lessons in -Irish Crochet , Join these Free Classes We Have an Exp ert , Teacher Jo Instruct Yow in iny Pattern ; ; New Scotch Zephyrs 17cYard Wednesday Only . . . ''?, ... .1 . . ., .. - . . ..... . " ! : ' '. - ' ;.gfe. v v f finite; ?!S5- i-- $6.45 $7.85, $5.95 $7.85 $6.35 $7.85 $5.95 $6.45 $5.95 f Introductory Sale of New Spring Tub Dresses i. ;f ":-;::f" V v; ..-'- ' Exactly as Illustrated - 1 1LL yl T THE ABOVE SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES These prettv, smart Tub Presses .are made of zephyr, gmgham,'&i foulards. ' 'All are made of fabrics of QlJAUTitf-oi ' wjeaves that wasK well and wear well. $ 7n colors you have the choice of blue, pink t lavender,black, nile,navy, lilac hndoxblood 'Attractively designed in checks; plaids, stripes and solid colors. Daintly trimmed with embroidery, lace and self trimmings. v t ' - f See Window Exhibit a A IVillUl hUi i 1UJf Ul tU 1 lltl. WllUVtTIVUt Low Neck Vests and Union Suits for Summer PRICES RANGE FROM ONE-THIRD ' TO A HALF REGULAR PRICE Apedal "purchase of this firm's sample line; consisting- of various weights and qualities of the highest class Underwear for women. f . : All perfect goods and all sizes represented in each lot A Jarge assortment to choose from.. All fresh. new mer-. chandise. . " $1.50 to $2.25 Underwear $100 All silk Vests, with hand crochet low necks. Silk lisle vests with ribbon band tops and Italian silk insertion. Silk lisle" Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, with plain or lace finished knee.' Low-neck lisle suits, band finished tops and plain or lace finished knee. Silk lisle Suits with crochet neck, plain Vnee Lisle Suits with ribbon band heck, -plain knee, or plain neck and lace knee. Silk lisle suits with crochet neck and lace knee, . Silk lisle suits, plain knee and ribbon band tops. Aoiumber of silk Vests, hand trirrimed now neck. Swiss lisle Vests, lace trimmed. $1.25 and $1.50 Vests 75c Silk Lisle . Vests, . with deep hand crochet 35c and 50c Vests 25c -Swiss ribbed cotton or lisle thread" Vests necks. Shaped lisle vests, With low necks and with low necks and sleeveless, with plain or band tops. Extra size lisle vests with hand hand crochet necks 'Also extnt large size crochet low necks Also lisle Union Suits, with ribbon band tops and plain knees. 75c and $1.00 Vests 50c vests with plain necks. ; f $2.25 to $3.00 Underwear $1.50 Union Suits of silk lisle ; Some with band -Silk lisle Vests,-with ribbon band finished fPs nd laC 0thc" cre?l5t "f tops or crochet fronts. White lisle vests with lace Plam e 8uIts with Irish silk band tops and crochet yoke. Extra size silk insertion at the neck. Lisle thread-with band lisle vests with plain or crochet necks. - tops and lace knee. " -j 1 y Une 4' 4". Sale Framed Pictures Wednesday 95c Sold Normally at $1.95 to $2.50 r Etchings, Photogravures, flatinotvDes and water color reoro- d ucti on s framed in hardwood mouldings from "two to four inches in wKitn.. sepia, Drown, DiacK ana goia. 7 : ' AH Linen Breakfast Set Wedhesd$3.50 . Assorted patterns, border on all four sides. Size 80x60 and 60x62. One dozen llMnch napkins to match. An Underpriced Sale of Kimonos Wednesday Special 49c Selling Normally at 75c and $1.00 A special purchase of ladies short ki" monos of flannelettes and fleecedown. Made with turn down collars and turn back cuffs or with square neck nd flowing sleeves. A Iso with sailor collars and pleats over the shoulders. ' , , . V-l"1'-- , ... ';-,, ... i... ;.. Vv:.c All belted styles with trimmings of Pc sianbdihg ' '-. Cors dregrayl ltghtiVue9:pirlk?'Iaol der and navy. v Sizes from 36 to 44. ' ' V : Wednesday Offerings hi Men s Dept. $1.25 Underwear Special, Garment at 98c Men's camels' hair wool Un-derwear.-n-niedium L weight, fancy ribbed cuffs and button neck, with trimmings of silk tape. Extra good value. . -.v i . .. - ' . '.'-.., : $2.00 Underwear . Special Garment $1.69 ffl ! v... ' - - .-'-.'t Men's, tailor-made 6lobe Un lerwear m natural gray ribbed " wool, th ribbed cuffs. Double , gusset drawers. Best satin :. trimmings. $1.50 M enV Pajamas Talking- Machines 50c Down 50c a Week $1.35 - Pajamas for men of extra good qualify madras. Trim mings bf fancy silk frogs and best white pearl buttons. Fancy . stripes,, figures 'and.' plain col ors. - Made withlow, neck and military collar. Y ; 25c Men's Hose ;Sr3ecial,PairJ9c Men's fancy seamless Hose in all jhe fancy colors and de isiswRibbedJ.0P3nd.double, heel and toe, medium weight , and fast colors: Tomorrow 19c a pair o 6 pairs for $100., Another One of Those' Sales, Too Good to Stay Here Long Wednesday $6.00 SellingNormallyat $18.50-$25 Only 50 Coats Left , The last cleanup of our strictly man tailored long coats of jancy mixtures, broadcloths and camels hair. Brown, gray, navy, tan, , . . green, wine and 'black and white checks. Made full length: and are all this Fall and Winter styles. Semi-fiitingt satin lined. ' Many large sizes in the loh 'V r -y NomdoWcxbibil. : ' " . , ' For Wednesdays Women's Aprons lip Half Price 40c-Aprons,Sal29c- Another lot of Work Aprons for wom en of blue and white check ginghams and tan chambray. Made in the fitted style with bib and pocket ; Finished with -bias bandings. FANCY APRONS - - i .- -- & . -.' ',',....;( "1 .: f..'7-il' -; W ';"'.iv'': Ladies' white band, bib and Tea Aprons, also Waiters' Aprons, with or without bibs. - The Tea Aprons are made of lawn and dimitv7thr-plainffleindni'any" trimmed with insertion, and embroidery, The band and bib Aprons have tucks or insertions and embroidery trimmings. - 25c Aprons 13c 38c Aprons 19c , 75c Aprons 38c -$1.00 Aprons 50c -$1.25 Aprons 63c -$2.25 Aprons $1.13 WOMEN'S $1 FLANNELETTB GOWNS ; Special 79c -Ladies striped flannelette Gowns, ,with turnover coll tr t r round neck finish. Trimmed with braid or herr.:!!?;!.:. I:! and white, or pink and white stripes.