THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1914.
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UN THIS' MIL
HAVE ENTIRE TICKET
AT COMING ELEI
CIN
Will Select, as Far as Possi
ble, Candidates of Other
Parties Who Are' "Drys,"
CHAFIN IS THE SPEAKER
On Hundred Bslsg-atss Present; Com
mlttss Appointed to
Bport X.tr.
SaUin Burrta of Th Journal.)
Fslem. ., April SO. At the larg
est Prohibition party convention ever
held In Marion county, it was decided
ypKterday afternoon to put a complete
county ticket In tle field, seleetlnK as
far as possible candidates In the other
parties who will espouse Ihe cause of
the "drys," A committee of nine was
appointed on nominations and will re
port at an adjourned meeting of the
convention. May 8.
By nominating candidates already In
i - s rrr. in tha ntVier Tjartles.
that thu fnmhlnd
inn i uiuo i .
forces will be able to elect practically
Candidates in
dorsed by the prohibitionists must not
only be out and out In favor of state
and national prohibition, but they must
nnniinna in the race on the
Prohibition ticket in the event they
are npicaxea iu i" -
Republican or Democratlo ticket, as
thr case may be.
Over 100 deleKatrs attended the con
vention. Rev. Hiram Gould of Wood
burn was elected chairman, and Rev.
Mr. Bristol of Jefferson, secretary
Those appointed on the nominating
committee were Julius Voget, Salem,
chairman: Mr. ljivesiey, vnouuwum,
J. Cook, Salem; Rev. Mr. Bristol. Jef
ferson ; J. N. Smith, Salem; Q. W, Far
i Mr Moore Turner: Mr,
Ooulsen, Scotts Mills, and J. M. Brown,
Pllverton.
Tlie county central committee was
. h,r tha election of S. S.
iruiBaium n ' J -..v -
Mumey, chairman; Miss Constance Ba
son, secretary, ana -J. a. vook, ire
KuRene W. Chafln, twice candidate
for president on the Prohibition ticket,
ws the principal speaker of the after
noon. K. K. rayior, state Bourcim
the party, also spoke.
A warm discussion was. aroused overj
...i. v, ranlllntea should be 1
named before or after the primary
. .i ...iu a . iM favA, rf taklnir I
rlcciion, wjiu nnmo 1 1 c
early action In the majority.
Germans in Egypt
Ask About Oregon
Commercial Club Will Band to Kan at
Port Bald All Publications Trans
lated Into Inquirer's Ingnag-e.
vnruhinir the lotus blossoms aloniz
the stately Nile, a party of German
farmers who have for some years been
sojourning In Egypt is planning to
rimiA to Orveon to begin life anew un
der tho smile of Mother Nature. C.
ukmia nrrttlnir from Port Said, has
asked the Portland Commercial club to
supply soma literature to show wnere
- ohnlfa fftrmat nnrl ranches He. with
pictures of the wheat and fruit and
, m -A r.n n1r Dnil rattle.
W. Crissey, head of the club's
information department. Is preparing
to send a large consignment of Ore-
.nn olmanufi, DraMn alhtima and
tht) other club publication so far
translated into German.
Kfr HhmlfH'o HddreaH lS 27 BOUle-
vard de Ramlet. Alexandria, though
tho farmers he represents are scat
tered all along the fertile portion of
the. Nile valley. Tha number of pros
niwtlva Immigrants is not stated.
though the inference Is given that
1 they are all prosperous people who
have begun to realise the climatic and
social limitations of their adopted
residence.
Straw Hats Will Be
Worn on Excursion
Straw hats newly brought from win
ter obscurity will bo formally Intro
duced to spring and summer and
proudly serve as badges of tho Ad
club May day excursion to Oregon
Agricultural college tomorrow.
A festival on wheels, the special
train will be, tor It Is proposed to dec
orate the cars with flowers and ban
ners; the big steel baggage car will
be floored for dancing, pianos and
Vlctrolas will make music In every
coach. Stunts of many merry kinds
have been planned to rob the Journey
of any possible monotony.
The excursion's serious purpose Is I
" to pay a return call to the faculty I
members anM students of the college
who wers recently guests of tha club
at an O. A. C. day. The train will
, leave Portland at 8:20 o'clock tomor
row morning. More than 800' reserva
tions have been made. The round trip
cost of transportation Is but $2.60 and
this Is to be the only expense. The
arrival In Portland again will be about
11 o'clock Friday evening.
VETERANS TO TAKE TRIP!
Tbmorrow at Meier& Kan Surprise Sales!
1 -Day Offerings That Will Thrbrig Every Section of This Mammoth Store, An Economy Event for You!
Home Industry Exhibit Continues
At Meier & Frank's
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Under Auspices of Manufacturer Association of Oregon ;
Large and representative showing of Made-in-Oregon products.
Manufacturing methods interestingly explained,, and processes
shown in some cases. Basement," Main Building.
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Drapery Surpri
ses
$1.25 Swiss Curtains ruffled and flat
styles, reduced to, pair -89
60c, 75c and 85c Bungalow Curtain Nets,
in a variety, the yard . ..43
. Third rioor Vais. Building
Crepe de Chine Knickers, $2.45
Splendid quality Crepe de Chine Knickers, in
black, white and pink, that come in all sizes.
Reduced for Friday from $3.75 to, the pair $2.45
Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests, 23c
Summer Weight Swiss Ribbed Vests, in extra
sizes, the quality that sells ordinarily at 35c
reduced for Friday to, each 23f .
Mexico!
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Saturday, May 2d, oja the Fifth Floor, Main Building, at 3 P.
; M.. Miss Fannie Harley will give the interesting Travelogue
"Mexico, Past and Present," for the last time. Travelogue illus
; trated by splendid stereopticon pictures. Fifth Floor, Main Bldg.
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Meier & Frank's
REMOVAL
DIRECTORY
The Shopper's Guide
(Revised Dally.)
SCOTS XO. 1 Art Wssfilswork De
partment To seventh Floor, near
Tea Boom, Blxth-street Building.
XOTB SO. 3 Xodsk Sspsxtmsnt,
Bportlnff Goods 3spstmt To
Temporary Annex . (across Fifth
street), Fifth-street Entrance.
MOTE VO 3 Alteration and Tit
tlnff Booms To Fifth Floor,
Sixth-street Building. '(
ICOTS VO. 4 Hsu's rnralshlnr and
Hat Department To Temporary
Annex, First Floor.
MOTE VO. 5 Men's and Boys Cloth
ing and Boys' Sat Dept. To Tem
porary Annex. Second Floor.
MOTE HO, Trunk Department
To Third Floor, Sixth-street Bldg.
MOTE so. 7 BJousefnralshlngs
To Third Floor. Temporary An
nex. Crockery Department, to
Fourth Floor, Temporary Annex.
MOTE SO. 8 Mall Order Depart
ment To Ninth Floor, Sixth-street
Building.
Msler ft Frank's Kamoval - Surprises
1266th Friday Bale
$1.00 Pure Thread
Silk Hose, Pair 59c
Pure thread Silk Hose: for wom
en, with lisle tops and double soles,
in black Jbnly. Exceptional in
every way are these regular $1.00
Hose, reduced for Friday CQp
to. the nair OVK
Adjutant ameral C. A. Williams of
tlK! department of Oregon, O. A. R., I
has arranged with the Southern Pa-
rifle for a special train to carry tha
veterans to the annual state encamp
ment to be held at Tillamook June 16,
17 and 18. About 400 old soldiers are
expected tj attend. The citizens of
Tillamook will be hosts at an all-day
excursion to the beach at Barview,
paying all expenses.
Troutlake School Changes.
Troutlake, wash., April 30. Mtss
Ethel Abby. who has been teaching,
the primary grades In the Troutlake
school, has accepted a school near
Ooldendale and Professor Rollle Quack-
cnbush, who has been principal of the
local school, has accepted the-position
of county school superintendent occa
sioned by the resignation of Professor
T. M. Anderson, former county -school I
superintendent at Ooldendale, Mr.
Anderson has accepted a position at
Ooldendale as city superintendent . of
schools.
i Lipman, Wolfe & Co.'s
Employes
i Welfare association extend thanks to
V patrons of Columbia theatre for ' the
generous support given their candl
" date, Helen Mclver, on Wednesday,
and will appreciate continued support.
BALLOTS
i For Rose Festival
Queen Candidates J
May Be Secured With mrchases
Hade la Temporary Annex Only.
Rose Festival Tour de Luxe .
ballots will be given with pur- ;
C chases In the Temporary An- ,
p nex only as follows:
E 10 votes with every purchase of ,
ioc or more, .
20 votes with every purchase of ;
BOo or mora M
35 votes with every purchase of ;
7&c or more. .
50 votes with every purchase of
$1 or more.
100 votes with every, purchase of
$2 or more.
150 votes with every purchase of
$3 or more.
200 votes with .every purchase of
$4 or more.
250 votes with every purchase jof
)5 or more.
50 Additional Totes With Every
Additional Dollar Purchase.
Totes Given With - Purchases
Made In, Temporary Annex Only.
Meier fe rrank's Bemoral - Burpitaes
1265th Friday Sal
"Shade-On" New
Light Protector
Can be worn with spectacles, and
are splendid protection h for the
eyes against excessive light.
50c "Shade-On" reduced to 39
$1 "Shade-On" reduced to 89
George Transparent Auto Gog
Tomorrow Is
Straw Hat Day
Every New Style
Straw Hat
Is Here at Meier & Frank's and
Specially Priced at 98c, $1.98, $2.35
In the Temporary Annex, Fifth St.
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Friday Surprises in Men's Furnishings
In the Temporary Annex, First Floor
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50c Wash Four-in-Haruh Qnly 17c
Or 3 for 50t Mercerized Fabric Ties
in stripes and cross-bar effects.
Reg. 50c Four-in-Hands, at 17
25c and 35c Handkerchief at 15c
Men's 25c-35c Pure Linen Handker
chiefs, hemstitched borders, (sec
onds) Friday's price, each...j.5
gles for T"ViTt- 117 J i f IT-! f our-in-nanas, at ? onasj i-rmays price, eacn...j.oc
Surprises in the Jltty WOIXlGnS L03.1S 3.L plU Gramercy $1.50 Egyptian Cotton Union SuiU Are Priced at Only 95c
Children's Muslin
Waists 21c
Well and strongly made of good
grade muslin are these Waists of
fered for Friday at 21c. They have
patent fasteners for; hose support
ers, and are in sizes for children
from 1 to 14 years. Friday's price
is 21.
Infants' Nainsook
Embroidery Dept
$1 45-In. Voile Flouncing, yd. 49
Hemmed or scalloped edge Voile
Flouncing, solid - work in floral
designs.
$1.25 27-In. Crepe Flouncing 69
Handsome new effects, suitable
for Lingerie Dresses.
$2.25 40-In. Printed Chiffons 98
Floral and Cubist designs, on
white and colored grounds, beau
tiful shadings suitable for Waists
and Millinery purposes. .
72-Inch Plain Breton Wash Nets.
in White, for Waist Linings
and Guimpes
To 85c grades, reduced, yard 59
To $1 grades, reduced, yard 69
rlrst noor Sixth Btxsst Blag-.
Dresses, $1.10 35c Drawers, 19c
Excellent quality Nainsook
Dresses, made with .dainty em
broidered yokes and skirts finished
with embroidery ruifle, or alter
nate rows of lace' and embroidery.
Splendid grade little Dresses for
Infants, reduced for Friday only
from $1.50 to fl.lO.
Ssooaa nor-Blxtn Street Blag-.
Fancy Pillow Tops and
Table Covers, Etc, 39c
These articles are made of col
ored novelty material, with wide
bands all round of fancy braid and
cut work, edged with a substantial
fancy braid. The colors are most
attractive, and suitable for color
scheme bedrooms, and for country
and beach homes. Friday's price
for these handsome Pillow Tops,
Table Covers and Dresser Scarfs
is 39. t
rtnX no Sixth street Bid.
Drawers for children from 2 to
14 years, made of good quality
muslin and cambric. Finished with
hemstitched ruffles, or good Val.
lace edgings. Friday's reduction
is. from 35c to 19.
Second rioor Sixth street Bldg-.
Women's White
Petticoats, 98c
Splendidly made Petticoats, cut
on the new straight lines. Fine
quality nainsook tops, with narrow
ruffles of blind embroidery, or
handsome patterned open em
broidery. Ribbon-run' with dainty
colored ribbons, finished with bow.
For one day only Friday will
1 these Petticoats be on sale at 98.
Second 71oor Sixth street Bldg-.
35c, 50c Pleatings
Yard 20o
Fine Nets, Lace and Chiffon
Pleatings 6000 yards in the lot
on sale Friday at this deeply re
duced price. White, cream, ecru,
black and over a hundred pieces
of colored Ruffling, in widths to
3j4 incites. This is without excep
tion the greatest sale of high
grade pleatings ever offered at so
low a price. Regular 35c and 50c
Pleatings at. yard 20.
first tloor Main BnllAla
WORTH $15 AND $20
These are new Spring models many attractive models in the assortment of
fifty Coats. Cutaway styles, Balmacaan, with raglan or kimono sleeves, and
many fully lined are among the styles. A variety of materials enters
into these Coats, basket weave diagonal, serge, Bedford cord and eponge, in at
tractive colors, such as green, Copenhagen, red, gray, navy and black. Contrast
ing materials forming collars and cuffs, trimmings of fancy buttons, and many
other features will be found in this assortment of Coats, reduced for Friday from
$15 and $20 to f 10.
No Telephone Orders
Summer Wash Dresses at $4.65
Extremely attractive Wash Dresses in a wide -variety of fashionable and
lovely models, twenty-five styles in all. Ratine, crepe, linen and sheer
lawns, in plain white, and any amount of dainty color, combinations, in figures,
checks, stripes and fancy mixtures. Either tailored or quite fancy models are
included in this assortment of 100 Dresses. All the new and pretty styles of the
season are included, and the trimmings and accessories are in keeping with the
demands of Fashion. All sizes to 44. Regulation price of these Dresses ranges
from f 6.50 to flO.OO.
FRIDAY'S SURPRISE-REMOVAL SALE PRICE IS f 4.65
No Telephone Orders
Melsr fc Iranx's Gannsnt Salons Second Tloor Haln Building
Women's Lingerie Waists for $1.00
Friday's Surprise in the Waist Section is a most worthy one handsome
plain and fancy striped voile and crepe Waists, most attractively made. Open
front style, with either long- or short sleeves, drop shoulders and raglan sleeves,
set in with hemstitching. Some collars and cuffs are trimmed with the hem
stitching, others embroidery trimmed, or finished with fine pleating of self
material. This is a splendid and unusual offering, these Lingerie Waists
for Friday only at just ?LOO. second Ploor Main BnUdin
Fine combed Etryntian cotton Union Suits, in medium weicrht. Perfect
fitting, spring needle ribbed style, wel' finished and made with closed crotch
Reduced for Friday from $1.50 to the suit, 95. "
Men's $1.00 Fancy Balbriggan Shirt and Drawer for Friday at 50c
Fine quality Egyptian cotton in blue and flesh. Well made and neatly.;
trimmed garments, reduced for Friday from $1.00 to, the garment, 50.
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Linoleum Reduced for Friday Sale
2000 yards of splendid grade Inlaid Linoleum, Friday's price, lyr
the square yard I DC
1000 yards Heavy Print Linoleum, 12 feet wide and 6 feet wide Jy
specially priced for Friday, the square yard Ti C
Mslsr sc Prank's Tbrd noo Main Bailaiar
"Eppo" Petticoats
Radically Reduced for Friday
$2.25 Set Silver Plated
Candy Surprises! Knives and Forks $1.69
70c Victoria Chocolates, lb. 48f
60c Milk Chocolate Marshmallows,
the pound 43v
40c Surprise Chocolates, lb. 29
50c Milk Chocolates, pound 38
Turkish Caramels, 2 pounds 25f
pound ,;,..15
40c After Dinner Mints, lb. 23 c
Candy Store Bsssmsnt
. Heavily silver-plated, on pure
white metal blanks. The set con
sists pf six knives and six forks;
they are guaranteed to. wear and
give splendid, service. Friday's
special price on these regular $2.25
sets of silvefiplated Knives and
Forks is fl.69.
rirst Xloor Main BnHOlns;
$2.50 Formosa Panama Hats for
Women Friday at $1.49
There's no Hat morepopular for Summer wear than the Panama,
and for an inexpensive Panama none more satisfactory than a Formosa.
Friday we're putting on sale a splendid lot of ! Formosa Panamas for
women in a variety of the very newest blocks. A smart band or a
knot t of ribbon and you've an extremely stylish and serviceable hat for
Summer wear.
Friday only will these regular $2.50 Formosa Panamas be on sale at $1.49
$7.50 to $12 Trimmed Hats, Friday at $5.00
One hundred Trimmed Hats, worth from $7.50 to $12, will be offered Friday
only at $5.0. New and attractive models, with trimmings of flowers, smart rib
bons and;iancies in a range of styles suitable for women or misses.
V- Mslsr fc Prank's Sseond Ploor Sixth Btr t Bldg.
Pure Aluminum Percolators, $1.49
Reduced Kom g$&SQ.prfel
100 of these splendid Pure Aluminum Percolators goon
sale Friday at; lfp regularly selling at $2.50. They're
full seven-cup h size as illustrated. An : offer like "
is not made every day and we advise , early selection if
you wish to procure one of the hundred Percolators
on Friday reduced to $1.49. .- T
r Third Ploor Temporary Annex, Piftn, Strsst.
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Children's Novelty
Coats at $1.95
REGULARLY $3.49 TODO
Because the lines and sizes are broken,
we're putting in these splendid Coats, sell
ing regularly at $3.49 to $5.00, at f 1.95.
The sizes range from 2 to 12 years, and the
assortment includes smart little models of
serge, novelty materials, black and white
checks and broadcloth coats reefers, belted
models and box Coats all new Qff
fashionable Coats Friday Only PXs7U
Sseond Ploos Mala Smlldtes
$1.00 Long Silk
Gloves, Pair at 65c
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Extra fine quality pure Silk Gloves,
full 16-button length, in ; black, white,
navy and brown. Every pair guar
anteed perfect. Double finger tips, and two
clasps at wrist. Friday's special price on
these regular $1.25 grade Long Silk IK
u.oves ,s, tne Pa,r High-Grade PetticoaU at Unusual
Women's $1 Lambskin Underpricmgl (Note IUuttration)
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2 PAIRS FOR fl.15
860 pairs of thes'e splendid quality Im
ported Lambskin Gloves go on sale Friday
at this special price. Overseam sewn, with
two clasps at wrist, plain stitched and fancy
embroidered backs. Black, white tan,
brown, mode and gray, in a complete line
of sizes. Friday's price, -2 pairs PQn
$1.15 the pair JC
rirst Ploor Main Bnlldln
Women's $1.25 Rain
proof Umbrellas at 83c
,
Union Taffeta Covers, fat .black and
rainproof, and with black ebonoid handles,
heavy silk-carrying, loops attached. Steel
rods and ribs and patent runners. An ex
cellent grade Umbrella for women, QQp
reduced Friday from $1.25 to only OOU
First rioor Main B attains
Ribbon Remnants
Half Price
Every imaginable kind of Ribbon is in
cluded in this lot of Remnants imported
fancies, velours,- satins, moire, messalines,
and velvets; plain colors and beautiful com
binations of colors and novel designs.'
Pieces range from 54 yard to 3 yards, and
the price for Friday's Removal-Surprise
Sale is 54 PRICE.
Plrst Ploor .xsin BnUdlnc
Eppo" PetticoaU for $4.15
Two Models
One Of handsome messaline, in all desir
able street shades and black. Made with
effective accordion pleated flounce, in Van
dyke effect. The second model -is all Jer
sey, with flat, pleated flounce, reinforced
with messaline. Comes in nearly all
shades, and is one of the mos. attractive
Petticoats we have ever seen. Regularly
$5.00 these Eppo Petticoats are OA C
reduced for Friday to ilXjLO
$5.50 "Eppo" PetticoaU for $4.45
This is an extremely new Eppo model,
made with extra deep accordion-pleated
flounce, .close-fitting in. effect. Made with .
reinforcing and underlay, and comes in
changeable effects, black, tan, wistaria and
taupe. A wonderfully attractive garment,
reduced for Friday from $5.50 45
$6.00 "Eppo" PetticoaU for $4.65
This model comes in handsome Jersey,
with deep pleated flounce. White and-all 1
colors are represented, and the PctrV-r-
is the perfection of garments. Q A K
Reduced Friday only from $6 to" Vsl V
House Dresses 98c
Friday we're putting on sale 50 dozen
Women's House Dresses, an extraordinary
assortment made of Amoskeag ginghams
and percales in many different colors 'and
patterns, either light or dark shades. There
are Dutch neck, and round necks,: long or
short sleeves, and a variety of attractive
styles here to choose from Friday QQ
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