THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. ' PORTLAND... SUNDAY MORNING. TUNE 21. 1914-
KELLY CLAN TO HOLD j Meier & Frank's When Going
Fifth to
Meier & Frank's Arcade Meier & Frank's
News This-- riBrinps
lL REUNION IN I WAri rfl o vf i 1 1 1 a;
One Hundred Members Ex
pected Out of Total of 350
of. .the Family Tree.
HISTORY WILL , BE READ
Blf Blatter On Teature of Gathering
of Descendants" of Tout Original
Kelly Pioneers of 1848.
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The Kelly clannmen are gathering In
Tort land aal" for tlieir l?th annual
reunion, which will bo hld 'at the old
homestead of J a. men O. Kelly, on the
Feci Ion Line road, near Kelly Butte,
Saturday, iune 27.
One hundred members of the clan
arc expected to be in attendance at the
gathering this year. The clan Is com
posed of about 350 persons, conHiating
of . men, women and children residing
In the ataten of OreROn, Washington
and California. Infanta In arms and
venerable pioneers will be Keen at the
Teunlon, and the historian of the clan.
Miss Nellie Fawcett, will read from
the pages of the pant the deeds and in
cidents of family life that have become
part and parcel of the worthy descend
ants of the original four Kelly trail
Mazers Clinton Kelly, Albert Kelly,
Oil mure Kelly and Thomas Kelly.
These progenitors have departed thU
life, but their family tree Is still very
mtichraUve, and Its tranches are con
tinually replenished with the young
buds of the new generation.
Beoord Is Kept.
Business of keeping tabs on the do
ings of the Kelly Clan has become so
arduous a task that it is necessary for
designated, certain members to Jot
down a complete record of the happen
ings a they occur, lest they forget.
Marriages, deaths, births and gradua
tions are noted each year. If It were
necessary the secretary, Agnes Kelly,
fit Pnrllnnil rnnM fell in a moment
Just how many,' able-bodied men there
are among the Kellys on whom Uncie
Kam could depend In war time.
Numbers of the professions are rep
resented. If the Keily Clan should so
desire. It could form a cooperative col
ony, whose members, supplied as they
are with diversified talents, could sup
ply the needs of all without calling
upon outside experts. There are doc
tors, lawyers, ministers, school teach
riB, literary exponents, politicians,
merchants, an nrtlst. good cooks and
last but not. least farmers.
.Illrtory of the Kelly Clan records
that the Four Original Kellys crossed
the plains and settled in Oregon in
1 848. These doughty men and their
families were present when the foun
dation stones of the commonwealth of
this state were fixed. Clinton Kelly
donated the ground on which the Clin
ton Kelly public school now stands.
Penumbra Kelly of Portland, chief of
the clan, carries off the honors of be
ing the oldest member of the organiza
tion. During the past year three members
have passed on! Thy are: Mrs. Mar
garet F. Kelfy, widow of Hampton Kel
ly; tr. O. P. B. Plummer and Mrs. Re
becca Fawcett, of Portland.
The reunion will be in the nature of
n old-fashioned good time. " The fun
will commence at 1 p. m., and a mon
ster dinner will be served at 6 o'clock
In the evening. The entertainment fea
tures will include instrumental and vo
cal selections and recitations.
Mrs. A. p. Manley, 663 Williams ave
nue, is chairman of the committee on
arrangeme nls. and her associates are
Mrs. O..P. S. Plummer and Mrs. Emilj
Shaver.
s Coats .Marvels rt These Prices! Q'
SIXTH STREET BUILDING
SIXTH STREET BUILDING
SIXTH STJREET BUILDING
Four Unusual Suit "Specials" Silk and Wool Coats Misses and Juniors Tailored .Suits
jit i i 7vr 1.. c Pfi 01 J jr 017 - - .
Wool and Novelty Suits $10, $14.45, $17.45
'. To $45.00 Silk Suits Reduced to $22.35
A glance at the illustration accompanying this advertisement will
convince you of the genuineness of our assertion that this is a truly re
markable Suit offering. .Six of the Suits comprising the four unusual
specials are shown and there are dozens of other models, all just as
charming and fashionable in fact, the six were selected at random and
with no attempt at effect. ,
The Wool Suits are fashioned of wool poplin, serge, crepe, diagonal
and novelty weaves, in all the staple and high shades. Made in all the
newest and most desired modes handsomely trimmed and well tailored.
Plain, semi and fancy effects. And the three special prices on these
Wool Suits are $10.00, $14.45 and $17.45.
The Silk Suits are the acme of beauty, made of silk poplin and silk
moire. Beautiful and fashionable colorings and trimmings. One extremely
effective model is in French blue Silk Poplin with Roman stripe silk,
long tunic and trimmings. We feel confident in saying that our patrons
will be absolutely delighted with these modish
Silk Suits, Worth to $45.00 Reduced to $22.35
roartb Floor Sixth Street Bldg.
For Summer Wear Three Astonishing
Offerings Monday S7.65J14.25J18.50
To $45.00 Fancy Silk Poplin and Moire Coats $18.50
Handsome 1914 models, made of splendid mate
rials fancy silk poplin and moire, in double ruffle,
flare or plain styles. Some charmingly lace-trimmed.
Suitable for afternoon or evening wear.
Wool Coats Special for This Sale at $7.65 and $14.25
Coats of serge, waffle weaves, plaids and checks
and plain colors, in every seasonable style. Handsome
Tailored Coats, cutaway, flared and ruffled styles, as
well as belted and plain backs. Copenhagen, navy,
green, black, brown, tango, mustard and wistaria
shadings. TeurtH TIoot Ilrtfc Street Bid.
SIZES 14 TO 20 YEARS
The models are suitable in every way for youthful wearers; while adhering to the
styles of the season the lines in all instances arc modified. Attractive shades
of tan, tango, brown, Copenhagen and green, in wool poplin, crepe and serge
predominate. Short, semi-fancy Coats, silk trimmed collars and cuffs or the
new pleated style collars. Others are in semi-tailored style, with loose hack,
small collars and revers. A splendid assortment, in sizes for juniors and misses
14 to 20 years, priced at only $7.85.
SIXTH STREET BUILDING
Splendid Assortment Summer Dressesj&65
The demand for Summer frocks is at its height and in order to give our patrons
the opportunity for timely economy we are reducing the price on thec-handsonie
models.
Colored Ratine and Linen Dresses Lingerie Dresses -in
Batiste, Voile and Organdy, in semi-tailored and
fancy effects '
There's a wonderful assortment of colors, styles and combinations to select from,
and at the very low price to which these Dresses have been reduced the economy
is deep. ,
New Models in Summer Dresses, $8.65
rourth noor sixth Street Bid.
Guardsman Charged
With Embezzlement
Michael Schuh Accused, of Appropriat
ing; Government Overcoat and Cap;
nret Arreet of Kind In State.
Charged with the embezzlement of
Rovernmcnt property in the appropria
tion of an army overcoat and cap,
Michael Schuh, quartermaster sergeant
of Company K. Third Oregon Infantry,
wan arrested yesiterday by Deputy
1'nlted Statee Marshal Leonard Becker.
This Is the first arrest for this kind of
en offense ever made in Oregon, al
though a good deal of the property
given by the government to the militia
Is r&ld to have mysteriously dis
nppeart'd from the Armory lately.
Hihuh lives at 511 North Twenty-fifth
street.
James O. T,ee. a farmer near Hills
boro, - was also arrested at his home
for receiving stolen property. Accord
ing to a statement made by Sohuh
to officers of the militia and Assistant
1'nlted Ktates Attorney K. A. Johnson,
he fcahl he had been employed by Lee,
and that the latter, expressing a desire
to have an army overcoat, gave Schuh
the money to come to Portland to get
it for him. Later, It la stated, militia
officers went to Lee's farm and found
a quantity of other government army
property.
"Following his statement to the'Unlt
ed States attorney's office a few days
ago. Hchuh Is said to have attempted
to enlist in the United States marine
"corps, but on account of the suspicion
1n connection with the present affair
it isaald he was rejected.
Special Sale White Chinchilla Sport
Coats at $12.00, $16.00 and $20.00
No more popular Coats have been placed upon the
market this season than the White Chinchilla Sport Coats.
Included in this group are belted and unbelted styles, as
well as the favorite Balmacaan. All Sizes, all lengths and
all styles are offered in this (
Special Sale White Sport Coats
at $12.00, $16.00 and $20.00!
VV rotfrth rioor Sixth Street Bldg. ;
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SIXTH STREET BUILDING
Sale Laces and Embroideries
Chinese Boy Will
Be County Ward
Varents TTnable to Agree" Throw Bur
. . den on Child ad James Chee Will
Stay at Frater Bom.
Jamea Chee, 12 years old. will, be
come a member of the county's family
at the Kraser Home as the result of
trouble between hla father. Dong Chee,
and his -mothtr, Mrs. Laura Chee.
Judge Oatens ordered' that the little
Chinese lad le held there until an In
vestlgatlon can, b made Into the fam
llys affairs. -
Chee alleged that his wife was" 1m
moral. The father offered to pay the
expenses of keeping him in some home
tf taken from the mother.
Even away from his parents the boy
- is made to suffer by their hatred for
each other, as the father tells him not
to eat what tha mother gives him for
. fear of poison, and the mother Informs
him that the father will surely poison
his food. Mrs. Chee was satisfied
jthat the boy should go to the home.
' Wut demanded that two elderly Chinese
women, with the father, be kept from
the home while the boy is there. The
boy seemed to be the only one who felt
' bad, and he rubbed his tearful eyes as
ba left the courtroom.
Underpriced for "June White Days"
White and Cream Shadow Lace Flouncing
English and French Laces, in round, hexagon and Craquelle
mesh. 12 to 27-inch widths suitable for frocks and trimmings.
50c Shadow Lace Flouncing, yard. . .'. .39
$1.00 Shadow Lace Flouncing, yard ... 79
$1.50 Shadow Lace Flouncing, yard.S1.19
$2.50 Shadow Lace Flouncing, yard. 552.10
$3.50 Shadow Lace Flouncing, yard. $2.98
Imported Novelty Crepe and Voile Flouncing
Sold by the Piece
Immense clean-up sale of lovely Imported Crepe and Voile.
42-inch width Flouncing, white embroidered in colors, a few
solid color effects, and solid cream and ecru. .Exclusive .and
beautiful patterns. Lengths 2 to y2 yards, some with bands
to match.
$15.00 Flouncing, 2 to yard lengths, piece S 9.00
$18.00 Flouncing, 2J4 to yardlengths, piece SIO.OO
$40.00 Flouncing, 2 to 4 yard lengths, piece J 525.00
To$1.25 36-in.Shadow Lace All-Overs, white and cream, yd., 75
To $2.00 36-in. Shadow Lace All-Overs, white and cream,ycL,98
To $3.00 36-in. Shadow Lace All-Overs, white and cream, S1.9S
xo qi.o zr-in. wnite voile and Batiste Emb'd Flounc'g, yd.98
To 35c 3 to 7-in. Convent Emb'ry Edges,plain, scalloped, yd. 18
85c 18 to 27-in. Swiss Embroidery Flouncings, some bands, 39
rirst Floor Sixth Street Bid-.
Ribbons! m Ribbons! m Ribbons!
Tomorrow We Inaugurate a Most
Sensational Sale!
500,000 Yards Newest Patterns and Colors!
At Astounding Reductions
Ribbons Yard 19c Worth 25c and 35c
Plain taffetas, moire and fancy effects,
1000 different patterns in plaids, stripes,
flowered effects, light and dark colors.
Widths 4 to 5 inches.
Ribbons Yard 25c Worth to 75c
1500 pieces of the very newest fancy Silk
Ribbons, scarcely any two patterns
alike. Also silk moire, satin taffeta, and
plain taffeta for hair bows.
Ribbons Yard 38c Worth to $1.00
7-inch Moire and Satin Taffetas, Ro
man Stripes, Dresden patterns light
and dark effects. Not a yard worth
less than 75c mostly $1.00 values.
Ribbons Yard 59c Worth to $1.50
600 different styles, including Picot
Edge Moire, fancy Jacquard patterns
in rich pastel shades, 7 and 8-inch
widths.
Ribbons Yard 89c Worth to $4.00
Thousands of yards of imported fancy
Silk Ribbons, in fascinating color com
binations. To 12-inch Moire and satin
combinations, gold effects, Jacquard
patterns. A wonderful assortment that
must be seen to be appreciated.
rst rioor- Sixth Street BIO;.
Ribbons in New? Location
First Floor, Sixth St. Bid.
See the Wreckage of Capt Berry's Balloon
"Million Population Club"
On Exhibition tomorrow at Meier & Frank's Temporary Annex
(Fifth Street Entrance.)
Nearly 1000 pounds of paraphernalia comprises thi
INTERESTING SPECTACLE
Individual parts of this balloon and their ues
will be. explained to you.
SIXTH STREET BUILDING
Important! New Arrivals in Hyland
Mid-Summer Hats
Showing: Entirely New Effects in
Dainty White Summery Materials
Our patrons will be simply delighted with these new Hats!
Crepe de chine, satin, corded silk and crepe chiffon, all in
solid white, used extensively in these chic Hyland models, for
Mid-Summer wear. Also the new combination white and
navy now so popular and style favored. A most unusual col
lection of hats the very newest Summer showings, all Hyland
models Priced from $12.00 to $15.00
Also a Good Assortment of White Satin Mid-Summer Hats
Priced from $3.00 to $7.50
Second eor Sixth Street Bid.
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TEMPORARY ANNEX
I Immense Showing of Scrim Curtains I
Very complete is our stock of daintv and oractical
Scrim Curtains with hemstitched hems or finished with 1
edges and insertions of Cluny and Filet in different
s.iyies, coiors ana designs, trom this splendid assortment 3j
ou may select scrim Curtains suitable for a"ny room in :
the house at the following deep reductions: f
$2.25 Scrim Curtains Pair... .81-69 :
Curtains Pair..'. .$2.05 !
Curtains Pair. ...$2.45 !
Curtains Pair. . . . $2.80 ;
Curtains Pair. : . .S3.00 i
$5.00 Scrim Curtains Pair. . . .$3.75
$5.25 Scrim Curtains Pair. .. .$3.95 ;
Lljli 1 1 Hlnth noor Temporary JLnaex.
$2.75 Scrim
$3.25 Scrim
$3.75 Scrim
$4.00 Scrim
Temporary Annex
Showing of Willow Furniture
Unsurpassed for appearance and serv
ice. Made in Oregon, of the finest Oregon-grown
willow. Will upholster in any
color or effect to harmonize with decora
tive scheme of rooms.
See Alder Street Winddw Display
Of Exceptional .Educational Value
Is the Whittall Traveling Loom
Showing the exact processes of Carpet and Rur
weaving. This- Loom was brouRht to Portland
by the Meier & Frank. Co. and is proving a mine
of information and interest to grown-ups and
children.
The Exhibit is held in the Yeon building. Alder'
Street Entrance, daily to June27th.
A Hearty Invitation is extended to alL School
teachers are especially urged to bring their pupils
to this unique exhibition.
Yeon Bldg Alder St. Entrance. 10 a. m. to S p. m.
Perfection in
Fur Storage in
Our Dry, Cold
Air Plant
Furs Received
Fifth Floor,
Sixth St Bldg.
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THE- QjJALIT YT STO rE- OP PORTLAND
.TVUsJ, -SIxUv'Korrisoiv Alder Std. - v
China Paint
ing Fourth
Floor, Tem
porary Annex
Class Lessons,
Firing and all
Orders perfect-
ly executed.
TEMPORARY ANNEX.
Housewives ! Prepare for
Fruit Canning Season !
DEMONSTRATION "ECONOMY" FRUIT JARS
If you are not familiar with the "Economy" Fruit jjar. don't
miss this special demonstration. If it is impossible to call in per
son, 'phone to the Demonstrator for any information regarding the'
canning of Fruits. Meats. Fish, Vegetables, etc.
"Economy" Fruit Jars Pint size Dozen 85
"Economy" Fruit Jars Quart size Dozen SJl.OO
"Economy" Fruit Jars Half Gallon size Dozen fl.40
-BALL MASON" FRUIT JARS
"Ball Mason" Fruit Jars 1 Pint size, dozen 30e ;
"Ball Mason" Fruit Jars 1 Quart size, dozen ...57e ;
"Ball Mason" Fruit Jars Half Gallon size, dozen..., 79
"Ball Mason" Fruit Jars, wide mouth style 1 Pint size, doz.65? !
"Ball Mason" Fruit Jars, wide mouth syle 1 Quart size, doz.75
"Ball Mason" Fruit Jars. Wide Mouth style Hf. Gal. size. dz.fl.lO
-SURE SEAL" FRUIT JARS
"Sure Seal" Glass Top Fruit Jars 1 Pint size, dozen ...65 ;
"Sure Seal" Glass Top Fruit Jars 1 Quart size, dozen"!. .. ..75
"Sure Seal" Glass Top Fruit Jars Half Gallon size, dozen.. f 1.35
CANNING ACCESSORIES.
"Ball Mason" Fruit Jar Covers Doz. 20
"Economy" Fruit Jar Covers Doz. 20
! 'Schram" Fruit Jar Covert '. Doz. 15e
1 "Sure Seal" Glass Fruit Jar Covers.., Doz.' 15e
; "Vacuum" Fruit Jar Covers .r....: : Doz. 20
! "Ball Special" Fruit Jar Covers Doz. 25
; "Ball Mason" Fruit Jar Rubbers : Doz. 7
; "Ball Special" Fruit Jar Rubbers ....DozV 10
"Sure Seal" Fruit Jar Rubbers ..Doz..lO
! "Vacuum" Fruit Jar Rubbers Doz. 25
I "Ecpnomy" Jar Clamps... Doz. lO
! "Schram" Fruit Jar Clamps ....L...Doz. 5
1 Parawax 1 lb. Package......... ................10.
Tomtit CToor Temporary iutx.
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