THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY- 5. 1812.
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GREATER CITY PLAN
. ', The Progressive Business Men's club
planned yesterday to cooperate with th
Rotary club, the Ad lub end the Creator
Portland Plan association In securing
an appropriation with which to publish
and distribute the Greater Portland Plan
report. ' , "
A committee of 10 was appointed to
attend the luncheon of the Rotary clulM
next Tuesday at the Hotel Portland,
when the mayor and members of the
council will be guests of honor and the
colored slides Illustrative of tfce greater
city plan will be shown and explained.
The -committee, -.together with other
members of the club, will also attend
the council meeting next day when the
ordinance for the appropriation will be
submitted. ., . The ordinance - has been
drafted by L. EL Latourette. deputy city
attorney, also member of ' the execu
tive committee of 'the Greater Portland
Plans association, and asks an appro
prlatton of 16000. The committee .ap
pointed yesterday consists of K. W. Ray
mond, chairman, and Messrs, Brooking.,
Ehrirott. Bloomer, ,; Lovejoy. Tilleson.
Willis Fisher, Alkua. Deiendorf. At the
request of TV; T. Buchanan's, committee
was also appointed to confer with com
mittee from other, organisations in re
gard to the proposed organisation , of a
city club, the committee being composed
of Charles Fisher, chairman, and Messrs.
Dwight, Freblg and !Um - 'Htff
: Some time ago a nominating commit
tee submitted the 'names of candidates
for the various offices of the Progres
siva Business Men's club. "Testerday
by unanimous consant it was decided
that the ticket should be enlarged by
the nomination : from , theft floor of as
many candidates as cah secure support
The nominations will be made special
order of business next Thursday. - The
luncheon of the club In the Hotel Port
land was presided over by Walter . &
Aeher. - President Eugens Brookings of
the ilub, , who had been nominated for
reelection by the nominating commit
tee, announced that he did not Wish his
name to be considered as a candidate
because he believes in rotation in office,
1 1n recognition of unusual services ren
dered the club in increasing its member
ship and in other activities, F. X. Free
man, cashier of the Lumbermen. Na
tional bank was presented with a token
of appreciation in the form of a vary
handsome umbrella. The presentation
speech was mad by h. W. Raymond
and supplemented by words of apprecia
tion spoken by President Brookings, not
only for Mr. Freeman, but for Phil &
Bates, chairman of the committee on ar
rangements
and others,
for the governor's
dinner
, War Munitions Go Into Mexico.
(tJnlted Preu Leurt Wlre. '
New Orleans,Jani. Mexican . peace
la believed to be again threatened today
as m result of continued shipments of
munitions of war. Eight carloads of
cartridges and - powder "from- points In
Pennsylvania and New Jersey have been
shipped Into Mexico within the last 10
days. .;,'.',;.... J, :. ',v'V
ffi Rent a New Piano
' New planoa to rent at ft per month;
rent allowed on purchase. The Wiley
B. Allen Co., corner 7th and Morrison
streets.
CANDIDATES NEED TO
HUSMR
NAMES
Because Justices Slater and King, the
Democratic .nominees for the state su
premo court, made euoh a good race in
110, . Democratic candidates for office
In Multnomah county this year will be
required to secure a muoh larger1 num
ber of names than usual to their nomi
nating petitions. The number required
is baaed on the vote at the previous elec
tion for Judge of the supreme court,
Democratic candidates .In Multnmv
oounty this year will have U have Hi
names, distributed in at least IS pre
cincts, and 'Candidates for Portland ta
trlot -Sflo. -wlll-iulra 20Q jmmel la
SI ; precincts. Hepubllosa oounty oan
dldatea need 806 names in 31 precincts
and those for Portland dlitrlot 184
names in 85 precincts.
. Petitions may be signed only by reg
istered ' voters, so they cannot yet be
Circulated to advantage, registration be- .
ginning last Tueeaay. April is me
laat day for tiling nominating petitions.
Take elevafer, see overcoats and rain.
coats Jimmy Dunn Is selling. II.W.
Ladlco' Home Journal Potlcrno-Stondard gcwlnq Machlneg-Manlcurlng and Halrdrcaolng Parioro, Second Floor
Dellglitful Luncheon Iri Tea Room Fourth Floors-Shoppers 25c Lunch In Basement Delicatessen Dept. Fourth Floor
Change of
Business Hours
for Saturdays
In order to" better serve our cus-"
torners,4jy maintaining a full force
of lespeople throughout the day
andto give additional rest to
out employes we will not open
our store hereafter until 9 :30 a. m;
Saturdays and will close .at 9:30
p. m. Saturday night, as usual,' r
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Store- Opens 9:3Qi
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Sale
Choose Any Hat
In Our Millinery
Department; .
Except Plume 7
TrlfTimecl Hats
From S13.SO . -JUpto
the Best for
WOMEN'S $6.50 DRESS SKIRTS $2.89
In th Basement ''Uiderprice Store," we offer women's
Dress Skirts, made of serges, panamas and mixtures.
plain colors, stripes and checks, all splendid new styles
and good values at the regular prices up to
ow. viearance oaie price for tomorrow
$2.89
$1.50 WAISTS 48c
In the Basement Underprice Store," a sale of women's
Waists, plain or fancy trimmed styles; good rzl-MQ
ues to $1.50. Clearance Sale price, each, only 4lpC
mi J $150 GOWNS AT 89c
in the Basement "Underprice Store' a sale of women's
Muslin Gowns In several good styles, well trimmed,
cut full and long, all well made; splendid val- QQ
ues to $LS0 . (Clearance Sale price at only, each OaC
a WOMEN'S $3.50 SHOES $1.95
In the Basement "Underprice Store," a Clearance Sale
of women's Shoes; comprising many styles in patent
Ll"HeiLlk, ithki(Lorcravenett-tops.---All
the new-fate styles . in dependable $3.00 and flSl 'QK
3.5Q valuespriced for thirf sale at only, pair Ple7d
:X; -MEN'S UNDERWEAR 37c
In the basement,, a sale of men's Shirts and Drawers,
medium and heavy weight,' plain or ribbed, with fine
warm fleece lining in gray and tan colors. A complete
range of sizes from 32 to 46. , Our best SOc val- QT
uesr priced - for . this sale tomorrow at .only U I C
p $1.00 UNDimvyEAft 59c ,
In4e iNi66" "Iftderic Sto a'saW of odd
lines and ilzes of various kinds jf men's Underwear
- 4 '
natural gray color, ail grouped in one lot for a
speeay Clearance. Good ?1.00 values, special
59c
Boys
''''' $ 1 1 l l ;
378 Coafs Bought Special Just Received
' A very advantageous purchase of 378 Boys' and Children's OvcrcoaU just re
vived from Bamberger, Bros, of New York. The best and most attractive
little coats We have ever been able to show at such a low price. Russian, dou
ble-breasted and button-to-the-neck styles. Materials are scotch tweeds, chev
iot and serges ; also a lot of the new ,Warmth-Without-Weight" Coats in plain'
blue, tan, gray, brown and mixtures and chinchillas in red and (Tyl V C
, at tJliUU
Saturdays SSM-
bi
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Sizes 2YZ to 10 years, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10 values,
,9
Bargain Circle NoAl
XAJor, noos ' "
Sale bl Doilies
Scarfs
CcntcrTPIeccs
Etc., Etc.
An extraordinary sale for one day only,
on the Circle Counter In the center of
the main floor. Dollies, Center Pieces,
Bcarfar, Lunch Cloths and Table Cloths.
In Japanese embroidery, Battenberg- or
German Cluny work, brought down
from the second flood Art Needlework
Dept at the following sale prices:
jo eces ...ISo t t.tS Pieces
f; r-ieces, ..soe I i,S6 P!
c neces
SOc Pieces
9o Pieces
76o Pieces
.S6o $
.34o S
4.86 Pieces
1.00 Piece
6. SO Pieces
.0n Pieces
860 Pieces . , .070 Ilo'.6o Pieces
!l.l Pieces ,.70o 112.00 Pieces
f PJce8 . ,93o 114.00 Pieces
1.B0 Pieces ..8C ,$15.00 Pieces
M.00 Pieces . 116.00 Pieces ilol7
a.o
3.34
3.67
S.98
4.34
e.98
T.S8
.34
8.98
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ff Bradley-Mufflers Off a
tl V Clearance Pr I c e m 9 v
AH three departments will Join in this sale of the
famous Bradley Mufflers, the handiest and best muf
flers on the market. Just what you need for these
. cold days. Come in black, white and colors, On sale
in the Men's department, the women's Neck- jr
wear Dept. and Juvenile Dept.; 60c values at ZjC
S3.00 Suitcase
013.OO Suitcase tS9.95
" $5 Mercilcis iiififls $2.50
$10-eerciifles Siiltls $5
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; A: genuine -clearance f rail mt: Boysy Hercules" -Suits.None better for good wearing
quality. Pants are lined; many of the materials are cravenetted. All are ' stylishly
made. $5 Hercules Suits, $2.50; all $6 Hercules Suits, $3.00; all $7.50 fr Hil
Hercules Suits, $3.75; all $8.50 Hercules Suits, $4.25; all $10 Suits at eDO.UU
E.&W. Shirts Reduced
Semiannual Clearance Sale of the famous
E. & W. Shirts for men, which is held only
by permission of the manufacturers. The
sale includes the entire stock of fancy shirts
made of the very best materials, guaranteed
$1.50 grade $1.15
$2.50 grade $1.85
$2.00 trade $1.35
$3.00 grade $1.85
- ; Fourth Floor-
Clearance of Keratol Suitcases, 7tf
irichesdeep724 Inches IohgV with'
- two straps all around, with brass
lock and bolts, leather corners' and
good, strong handles, steel frame,'
linen lined; our $3 val- CO QK
ues, priced for this sale PtQO
Fourth" Floor
styles in cowhide leather
24 - Inches lone,- two
GIrcleflVQ. a
s . MAIN FLOpR-BETWEEl ELEVATORS
The Bargain Circle will be a busy place tomorrow. It wfll be filled with
House Slippers, with 3000 pairs to draw from. ' Felts, crochet, mercerized, fur"
trimmed Juliets, etc, in wine, fed, bltfe, gray, chinchilla, green and black; also
Sultana high roll top crochet slippers, the "So Comfort" kind; all good QQ
ralues up to S2.00, priced for this sale at the low orice ot the oair OC
Drugsya n;d To f 1 ct
at Clearance
Four
Suitcases;
straps all around, brass lock and
bolts, bag handles, sewed on loops
and corners, steel fcames, linen
lined, shirt fold and inside straps';
all $13.00 values, priced PQ QF
for this sale at only PJVO
VVomenfsBathrobes
; SIO.OO Values 196.69
Extra special for Saturday only. A great clearance of Women's Bath
Robes of good quality blanket cloth in floral designs, with shawl col
lars, sailor collars or V necks, piped with satin ribbon, with silk frog
fastenings and cord ties, shaped sleeves and turnback cuffs. Of ?Q
Our. tegular values to $10.00, special Clearance Sale price PUeUi7
CLEARANCE OF SHOES
OTR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED Largest and best stock of popu
lar styles in all Portland to choose from. Men, women and children may
benefit by the great reductions. H-r.---. - -.--
2-In-l House
Dresses 1 1.7 9
In the Garment store, second floor,
s a sale, of women's two-in-one
House Dresses, made of good qua!-'
ity percale or outing flannel. Can
be worn . kimono or as house
dress.-- Can be adjusted without
taking off.. Will fit any waist or
bust, all sizes; values to (J" 17 A
$2.50, priced for this sale DJ-e I V
$1 : bottle Scott's Emulsion 83
$1 bottle Anglers Emulsion 83
$1 bottle Russels Emulsion 83f
'1 Puikhams Remedies, at -70
$1 Dr. Pierce's Remedies, at T94
$ Peruna, the .bottle for 83
$1 Sal Hepaticia, special at T9f
$1 Bromo Seltzer, special at 83
$1 Gudes' Pepto Mangan, at 83
$1 Wine of Cardui, . special 83a)
BORDEN'S MALTED MILK
$3.75 Hospital size,1 special f 2.T5
$1,00 large size, special at 80'
SOg small size, special only ,40
12e TOILET PAPER 8 .
Extra quality, 1000 sheets to the
' . fOll..-:''." ' , I
gi8c fOlLET SOAPS 4
Good grades in assorted makes.
25c TOOTH BRUSH 18 ,
' i All textures guaranteed. ,
BRUSHES M PRICE
d CI
Hair. Military
$1.00 RUBBER
and Cloth brushes.
GLOVES 68
All 'sizes white or red rubber,
guaranteed 85c and $1 grades 69
SYRINGES, HOT
WATER BOTTLES 1 U " sflfff
COMBINATIONS 4 UII
Hospital Absorbent Cotton, special at, the pound "29c
Peroxide, V4 ; pound, regular 10c, special at only 8c
Peroxide, lA pound, regular 15c, 'special at only 12c
Witch Hazel, lz pound, regular 25c, special at 12c
Witch Hazel, 1 pound, regular 35c, special only, 23c
Listerine, large sizer$1.00 botues special st4mlyl 69c
Syrup of Figs, regular 50c, specially priced at only 35c
Jaynes' Expectorant, regular 50c, special at only 40c
White Pine Cough Syrup, regular 50c, special for 40c
Foley's Honey and Tar, regular 50c, special only 40c
Men's Underwear
82-3250 Values Sl;55
In the men's corner, main floor, a sale of the "Ameri
can Hosiery. CaV Underwear, shirts and drawersfine
quality, medium and heavy weight, full fashioned, white
merino, -ailk trimmed: shirt sizes run 34 to 46, drawer
sizes run 30 to 44. Our best $2.50 and $2.00 0"t CC
grades, special for this sale tomorrow only ePXeUt)
$4.00 Underwear $2.25
$3.75 Underwear 51.95
American Hosiery Co.'s
Shirts and Drawers in the
natural gray color, silk and
wool; also heavy white
merino shirts, sizes 34 to
46; drawers 30 to 44. Our
Cartwright & Warner's
English Shirts and Draw
ers, fine light weight white
cashmere and medium
weight fine natural wool,
as e -
an sizes in tne lot: our
$3.00 and $3.75
values, at only
regular $3.00 to flJO OP
$4.00 values, at
$2.00 Underwear $1.55
VGantner & Mattern" English Knit Under-,
wear, shirts and drawers, In the Winter
weight; white with pink, blue and (&"
lavender cross stripes; $2 values tPJLafJt)
02.00 ff Savoy "
Shirts for S1.35
Our semi-annual sale of the' popular "Savoy"
Shirts for men. A collection of hundreds
of handsome patterns of high-grade mate
rials, cut full in the body, correctly sized
and weir made. All sizes and Q"f OF
sleevt lengths; $2 shirts, special $i-eOU
WOMEN'S $15 SUITS $&8S
6 to 9:30 p. m. in the Basement "Underprice Store," a
sale of 60 Tailored Suits; all good, stylish models in
black and bine vicuna, cheviot and mixtures, all well
made and finished; good satin linings. None shown
before 6 o'clock. Our regular $15.00 suits. OK
Special evenin nrlce take advantage now PUeOJ
WOMEN'S $5 WAISTS $1.93
6 to 9 -JO p. ol, second floor, evening sale of Women's
Tailored Waists' In linen, madras and mercerized cot
ton, with stiff collars and cuffs, plaited fronts, Gibson
styles or shirt styles; also a lot of Marqui- flj-l QO
sette waists: values to ,45.00. priced -or-V-a.saV
l2Yze HUCK TOWELS 9d
6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow evening, on .first floor,' a sale
of good quality Hack Towels, with colored bor- fj
dsn: our regular 12Vc values, oriced for onbr wu
MEN'S 35c-50c SOX 15c
6 to 9 JO p., m. tomorrow erenbg in the Men's Dept,
first floor, 1000 pair of men's Imported Fancy Hose
in fine lisle thread or cotton, stripes, checks and Jac-
quard designs; all dark colored grounds,, full fashioned,
double soles, heels and toes, all sizes; 35c. to "I
50e sradea. nriced - for this - sale - at.- the - Dair JLeJ
MEN'S $20 SLIPPERS $1.29
2000 palrp of men's House Slippers in tan vici or seal,
wine kid, mat kid," and beaver Felt Slippers, in gray or
black, heavy hand-turned soles. Romeo,
Everett and Opera styles; regular $2.50 pair
$1.29
WOMEN'S SteHOSE 19c "
6 to 9:30 d. m.. main floor, women's Imported Lisle
Thread and Sea Island Cotton Stockings, in plain col
ors and fancy patterns and embroidered boots. -1 Qa
Our regular values to SOc a nair. oriced at only Xe7l
$1.95
$3.50 Underwear $2.35
"Centner & Mattern" English Knit Under
wear, shirts and drawers, winter weight;
white with pink, blue and Iaven- OP
der cross stripes; $3.50 garments 0.OJ
S5.00 ,,Enallsli,
Undcrw'r &275
In the Underwear Aisle, first floor, a sale
of "Cartwright & Warner's" English Under,
wear, shirts and drawers; fine light weight
white silk and wool shirts; sizes run from
36 to 42. Drawer sizes run from
32 to 40. Best regular $5. values
HavIMMCIiiiiiia
Fancy Decorated
In the Big; China Store, Third Floor, a sale
of HaViland & Co.s Fancy Decorated
China at prices to effect a speedy clear
ance. $1.60 Relish Dishes, Clearance price $1.06
$2.25 Salad Bowls, Clearance price $1.43
$2.35 Mayonnaise Bowls and Stands $1.56
$2.50 Sugar, and Creams, special at $1.66
$3.25 Bread Trays,' Clearance price $2.18
$3.50 , Cake. Plates, : Clearance price $2.33
$4.50 Chop; Dishes, Clearance price $3.00
$6.00 Baking Sets of three pieces at $4.00
$6.00 BTread and Butter. Plates, doz; $4.00
$7.75 Lunch Plates, special a doz. $5.16
$ 1 4.75 Cups and Saucers, per dozen $9.83
$ 1 6.50 ' Chocolate Sets, Qearance $11.00
$8.50 Fern Dishes .for Clearance at $5.66
Warm cozy outing flannel Gowns,
made of good material in pink,
blue .and gray, stripes, made in the
kimono style and military or regu
lation collar, trimmed In finished
braid Values up to $1.50. QQ
Clearancek prices tomorrow VOZ
$2.75
Women's Gowns
Sl.SO Values at 98c
Clearance sale of women's muslin
Gowns, in the slipover styles,
with round neck, short sleeves and
dainty all over yokes of fine em
embroidery, or inlaid with dainty
Valencienes laces. Values QOA
up to $1.50, tomorrow at OC
Specials
v , Department, 4tlv Floor
O. W. & K. 40c Imperial Roast Coffee, special tomorrow only 28eV
Genuine Mocha and Java, 45c coffee, special tomorrow, the pound 40et
Golden Glow Butter, two-pound square, special for tomorrow at &2i
O. W. & K., Special Butter, tomorrow the two-pound square at 72
Hams Shield Brand Special sale tomorrow, the pound at only 15U
8ueen Olives, regularly sold at 60c quart; special for tomorrow at 45s)
ipe Olives, regular 40c a quart, on special sale tomorrow for only 35
' COLUMBIA SAUSAGE FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST : :
S al el Gann si':
35c CASHMERE HOSE 19c
6 to 9:30 pi m. tomorrow, main floor, a sale of women's
Black Cashmere Stockings, medium ' weight, ; merino
heels and toes, ribbed tops, fast dye. ; Our reg- 1Q.
at xav
ular values to 35c a pair, special for this 'sale
CHILDREN'S $1.48 SWEATERS,55c
6 to 9:30 P. m. tomorrow, a sale of Children's Sweaters
in nrettv combination colors and weaves, in reds., white
and tan; sizes 22, 24, 26 and 28; sllghtly.mussed. CKp
Our regular $1.48 grades, priced-for this sale at OOl
BOYS' 50c-75c CAPS 19c
6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, an evening sale of Boys'
Caps in broken lines. Some have fur inside pull rt
Hnwn. neat colors and mixtures: 50c and 75c vals. XeV
BOYS' 75c UNDERWEAR 29c
6 to 9:30 p. m., evening sale of Boys' Fleece Lined Un
derwear. Extra quality, ribbed for boys; nzes OQ
to 14 veara. Resrular 75c values, soecial. Garment aisl
5c IVORY SOAP 3
5c FAIRY SOAP
ALL MIRRORS AT OyE FOURTH OFF
$1.00 HAIR BRUSHES 50c
The "Ideal" Rubber Cushioa Hair Brush.
15c FACE CHAMOIS 8c
Large size, square or oval shapes. .
35c FACE POWDER 19c
Good standard makes in all shades.
50c PERFUMES 25c
Good standard makes in assorted odors.
; $3.50 HAT SHAPES 39c
6 to 9:30 p. m. in the Millinery Dept.', second floor,'
great assortment of Hat Shapes in velvets, felts, satin
and velvet, satin and felt, blacks and colors; in OQ
small, medium and large sizes; values to $3.50 OiC
45c BURNT BOXES. 17c ?
6 to 9:30 p. m., center aisle, main floor, a sale of beau
tiful Burnt Wood Collar and. Cuff Boxes, Lace Boxes,
Photo Boxes, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, "1 '7
Necktie Boxes, etc . Worth 35c to 45c each, at XI U
$4.00 CORSETS, SPECIAL ONLY $1.20
6 to 9:30 p. m. C6rset Dept., second fioor, a clean-up
of odds and ends of Corsets in the new; long models,
designed on straight , lines, made of coutil, batiste and
pekin stripe, trimmed fn, lace,. ribbon or embroidery,
fitted with 4, or p hose supporters. Royal Worcester,
Marquise, and Rengo Belts; value to $4.00. (?1 Of)
Special Clearance Sale price for. tomorrow
V $6.00 CORSETS $2.C3
Broken lines of Bon Ton Corsetsmade of f'n cnv'l
or batiste, boned with Walohn, fitted with 4 C) C "
or 6 hoe supporters; values to so.w,iir -