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PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1914. IMC I URERS AND . LAND PRODUCTS SHOW. TO BE HELD IN FAIL Definite Action Is Taken for Holding Big Event and Of ficials Are Chosen, ARMORY NOW SECURED 81c Building; Will Ba Buxrounasd by TtnpoTU? Structnrts airing X.rg- Xxhlbltlon Area. 66 A comprehensive exhibition of tha product of the land and factories un der the official nam "The Manufac turers' and Land Products Show of Portland, Oregon," will be held In this Cly from Monday, October 26 to Sat urday, Norember 14, 1914. This was broufht about through the definite ac-l tlon of a committee of five men rep resenting, the directors of the Manu facturers' Association of Oregon, and the Pacific Northwest Land Products Show association Friday at the meet ing held In the Commercial club. At a previous meeting held several days ago, by the Joint directory of these two organisations, the following com mittee of management - was selected: For the Manufacturers' Association of I Oregon, Colonel David M. Dunne, Hen ry Connor, A. J. Klngsley,, A. M. Har radon, A. E. Qahtenbein, P. Feldman, A. C. Black, O, E. Heint. R. B. Bain, W. F. McKibben. w. H. McMonies, T. 8. Mann, Representing the Land Pro-1 ducts association were the following directors: John S. Beall. Wilfred Jones, W. J. Hofmann, Francis Sealy, William McMurray, E. L. Thompson, W. B. Coman, A. P. Bateham, J. Fred Larson, E. D. Timms, W. D. Skinner, H. J. OPPenbeim, F. W. Hlld and Julius Meier. These, In turn, at a subsequent meeting, selected the following men to serve the big board as an execu-l tlve committee with full power to transact all the business of the forth coming show. "bow" la Ivery Sense. , The men entrusted with the hand- ' ling of this exposition decided that ltl would b up to date to call It a "show.1 This Is what they propose to 'make it. a showing of the products of the fac tories, farms, fields, orchards and even 1 of the waters of the Pacific north west. This executive committee con sists of Colonel David M. Dunne, chair man; A. J. Klngsley, K. L. Thompson for the Manufacturers-' association, and A. P. Bateham and John 8. Beall for the Land Products Show association. The executive committee In turn. elected Louis W. Buckley general man ger of the exposition. IV XV. Ray mond was named secretary. Offices will be secured In the Com- ' merclal Club building and In charge of Manager Buckley, will be opened to morrow. The committee proposes to go ahead In an active manner, and carry through all the details of the show as speedily as possible, espec ially In the Issuing of premium lists, I advance circulars and the arrangement and allotment of exhibit space. By unanimous action of the entire board of directors, Colonel David M. Dunne was elected chairman of the executive committee and president of the show. ' Strong rinanolal Committee. Manager Buckley has been an active exposition manager of land shows, manufacturers' expositions, food expo sitions and Blmllar exhibitions for the past 20. years. The plan, proposed Is to hold an ex position that shall be virtually self- supporting, but whose financial affairs are to be governed and carried out i through underwriting the entire finan cial end of the proposed show. One Of the strongest financial committee possible was appointed and headed by L. Samuel, who stated at the meeting of the committee that the amount of the guarantee fund of $16,000 would be raised In three days. Over one third of this sum has already been tentatively pledged by the larger In terest of the city. Armory X Secured. Yesterday the executive committee secured through Colonel Martin, tiie Armory and around which will b built temporary structures sufficient to give 0,000 square feet of exhibit space. Products, not only of Portland and Or egon, but of the entire Pacific north west, will be installed on this floor space, making an exposition that will vie successfully with any of a similar character ever held In the United States. A great many special events and the cooperation of seorea of organizations, together with the engagement of big concert bands and musical attractions, will help provide an unlimited attend ance. The management decided to make this a popular price exposition. Not the least attractive feature of the exposition will be the apple and fruit show. Premiums aggregating $4000 In Value will be given to exhib itors In the fruit and agricultural, or land products, departments. An effort will be made to have the showing of land products partake of a novel and original character, The methods of fruit culture, the spraying of orchard trees, . and the displays of farm' ma chinery and tractor engines will help to interest not only the agriculturists and horticulturists, but the general public as well. A very considerable sunt of money will be devoted toward the building of beautifully decorated I , booths and the overhead decorating and lighting.. KLUG HEARS SENTEMCl Attorney George Ludwig Klug, con victed of uttering a forged mortgage for $400 to John Dudek, was sentenced to an Indeterminate sentence) of two to 20 years In the penitentiary by Cir cuit Judge Morrow yesterday. Du dek, Herman Vetter and Irene and Km ma Paulsen, each of whom testified at Klug'a trial that Klug secured mon ey from them on similar mortgages. I signed a petition asking that Klug be paroled, saying that they believed the lesson had been sufficient. Judge Mor row dia not consider the petition and 'also refused to grant a new trial. No tice of appeal was given by Klug's at torneys. ... ILo west lim lit; tiie Sab These are attractive, fashion able and seasonable silks, such as are wanted by almost every woman who wants silks at all. Seven remarkable collections of our regular silks which are subject to the most decisive price reductions for immediate clearing. In beautiful plain colors and printed designs, shown in black, navy, white, light and dark blues, pinks, lilac, cerise, greens, browns and many other fash' ionable colorings. 36, 40 and 42 inches wide. $1.25 Messaline Silks, 98c $2.50 Novelty Silks, $1.39 $2 Satin Charmeuse, $1.29 $3.00 Pussy Willow Taf feta $1.98 $2.50 Crepe Cascaduse at only $1.59 Second floor, (3 We Are Preparing to Surpass Every Record in Suit Selling Without Reserve or Exception We Offer Every Suit Selling From $25.00, $32.50 to $37.50 Clearance $15.00 The splendid achievements recorded in previous Spring Suit Sales we are preparing to surpass tomor row. This sale points unusual opportunities to the wo man whose shopping has been delayed. In the character of the apparel in point of tailoring, -fabrics, trimmings and styles as well as the extensiveness and the va riety. Render Unusual Economy The high standard and undisputed leadership of this store in tailored suits requires only plain facts, simply told, to rouse the keenest enthusiasm and to stir to spirited buying, women who recog nize the extraordinary opportunities made possible in this sale. Every suit is hand-tailored. The materials are fine imported wool crepes, poplins, serges and black-and-white checks. Every new and up-to-date novelty style is represented in this sale, as well as the semi tailored styles. They are fashioned in the most perfect manner and the jackets are lined with a fine quality of Peau de Cygne. Your choice of black, navy blue, tango, mahogany, tan, reseda and checks. Third Floor Ease-Bringing Wicker Furniture For Summer Porch and Home Already our New Summer Furniture Store is the talk of the town. An inviting pageant of the Wicker Furniture, that sug gests the hum of bees and the scent of honeysuckle, stretches its length across a whole spacious aisle.' Many styles in Willow Reed, Wicker and Grass, blending comfort and grace in admirable fashion. Cretonne seat and back cushions add brightness and luxury in many cases. On Monday ,we will feature in a very special sale a $7.00 Genuine Wicker Rocker at-$3;85 In full size and in a style as shown in the illustration. A rock ing chair which is built for com fort and durability in natural col or, browns or fumed finishes. Many other styles in com fortable chairs and rockers are specially priced at $4.95, $6.75, $8.75, $10.25 to $21.50. But all this beautiful new Summer furniture is marked at the very low est possible price. Come in and see the show ing which will give you many an idea that you will be glad of when you decide to purchase. Second Floor A General Clearance; Girls' and Juniors' Coats, Suits and Dresses HALPPRIQE "If I Were Furnishing a House," Said a Young Woman "I would go to Lipman-Wolfe's in preference to any store in Portland. The cretonnes and chintzes are beautiful. Nobody has more lovely designs." And these are the deserving re marks we hear every day. All the new designs in cretonnes and printed linens are here, and they are all reduced, too, during this June White Sale. 20c Cretonnes . 17c 35c Cretonnes .. .29c 40c Shadow Cretonnes, ,34c . 75c Cretonnes 59c Tttth Floor. Hygienic Hair Goods Low Priced The Lipman, Wolfe Coiffure Shop will make these special offerings of reliable goods in natural shades. $5.00 Switches $3.45 Full 22-inch natural wavy switches of French and German hair mixed. Mounted on three separate short stems. $7.00 Switches $5.45 24 inches long, wavy and thick. $8.50 Switches $6.95 Wavy and thick, 26 inches. $14 Switches $10.45 36-inch fine Switches. Second noor. For Girls from 13 to 18 Years All this apparel bears the stamp of Fashion's latest ideas, re flecting all that is newest and best for girls from 13 to 18 years. Newest Summer Coats Regular $10.00 to $40.00 HALF PRICE Of silk, golfine, checks, plaids and nov elty materials, in white and colors. Latest Novelty Suits Regular $17.50 to $75.00 HALF PRICE Of serges, checks, crepes and novelty fabrics showing tunic and puffed skirts, jaunty youthful jackets. Beautiful Silk Dresses Regular $15.00 to $48.00 HALF PRICE Of silk poplins, crepes, crepe de chine and taffeta in the most charming styles imaginable, in plain colored and novelty patterns. Fourth Floor. $3.50 and $4 Nemo Corsets $2.45 These are discontinued models, made of coutil, with the medium high bust and long over the hips, back and abdomen. .With 6r with out the self-reducing strap attached. Suitable for slender, medium and full figures. Hose supporters attached. Sizes 22 to 36. $2.50 to $7.50 Best Makes of Corsets $1.95 A large assortment of odds and ends and discontinued high-grade models. Showing the medium and high busts, with medium or long length over the hips and back. Made of fine coutil with the best whalebone and walohn fillings. Lace or embroidery finish. Hose supporters attached. Fourth Floor. A Sale of Women's New Silk " 9 - Summer Coats That Has Never Been Equaled for Variety of Styles and Fabrics Even at Their Regular Prices Which Were $17.50 to $25 Monday $ 1 0.00 In this sale a woman may choose exactly the model and color most becoming to her. She will find a wonderfully large collection of silk coats, made of silks that are so im mensely fashionable this season, such as - : Moire, Bengaline, Poplins, Taf' fetas and Fancy Wool Crepes. : In ruffled and silk trimmed effects and lined throughout with silk. Third Tloer. 7k For the Young Girl of 13 to 18 The Smartest of Summer Tub Frocks In a Sale at $3.49 Which Are Regularly $4.50 to $8.00 The very charming model il lustrated was sketched from one of the all-linen dresses - in this sale. It has a wide, black patent leather belt and lingerie collar and cuffs. Other linen frocks in tan green, cadet and tango. Also smart frocks of tan and pink poplins with large scallop edge collars; of chambray, white piques and plaid ginghams. In one and two-piece styles, some with self-trimmings, white hem stitched collars, coat effects, with plain or j long Russian tunicf skirts. -There are also some splen did frocks of striped gingham made with the overskirt ef fects, trimmed with plain . chambray or white collar , and, cuffs and pearl buttons. ' - . ronrtb now, Some of the DINNER SETS That Make the June Sale Notable At such little prices for such good quality that all women who come to the Sale do the same thing buy what they need without seeking further. 100-Piece Dinner Set Special $7.95 . Of thin Austrian china, deco rated in three different floral patterns and trimmed in gold. Each set consists of 100 pieces. Haviland Dinner Set Special $2435 This dinner set of the famous Theo. Haviland china consists of 100 pieces. There are six differ ent floral decorations from which to make a selection, all stippled in geld with coin gold handles. 50-Piece Dinner Set Special $5.28 American porcelain dinner set trimmed with two gold lines. Can also be bought in open stock. Eng'h Flow Blue Set Special $7.14 Of English semi-porcelain, decorated in flow blue pattern, 50 pieces in each set, or can be had in open stock. Suitable for breakfast use or for Summer cottages. Glassware "Of the finest clear crystal, in plain and deeply cut patterns. Needle-etched, lead-blown 9-oz. tumblers, in six dif ferent designs. Special, 8c each. Seven-piece water or lemonade set in vintage pattern. Set consists of one 2-quart jug and six 9-oz. tumblers, to match. Special, 98c set. Sherbet glasses, footed style, cut with three 6-point stars on side. Special, 19c each. Birth noOT, TheSmartest Version of a Season of Smart Sailor Hats fust Received .'.-oHBUL'- : - I - X 1 A trim, saucy little hat it is, with just a trace of Celtic an cestry, for in the short straight ness of its brim and the narrow ing height of its crown it car ries a reminder of the jaunty hats of the Emerald Isle. A internreted h v Madame the Milliner, however, It is covered with satin in black oc white "with a contrasting two-inch band of white kid or black patent leather. which fastens at the front in a trim tailored bow. i V Another clever chapeau is known as the "French Sailor," for, be it known, that Paris has gone sailor mad and is wearing this type of hat, not only morning and noon,- but. also in the afternoon and evening. These are of white satis, with an under facing of straw in contrasting colors. They are trimmed with soft feathers and wings. " ' . Both of these styles are decidedly "the thing to top off, as it were, a Summer costume of any kind. Specially Priced at $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95 scpnd Tloo. - For H-E-R Home (To Friends of June Brides) Linens that are fit to grace the homes of all brides. Every thing that a complete Linen Store should offer the bride of a new home is here and here are a few examples of the un usual offerings now in force during the June White Sale: Full Size Bed Spreads $1 dozen Full bleached At $1.00 firmly made buck towels, all white with col- hemmed crochet spreads" in vari ous patterns, with border on all sides. At $1.85 Closely woven crochet spreads, fringed on four sides, with cut corners. At $2.00 Beautifully de signed crochet spreads with bor der on four sides and scalloped edges, cut comers. Sheets and Pillow Cases Far below the market price. Made of A-l sheeting, fine count, no seams or rough places. Sizes 2Yixyt yards to ZYv&A yards. Sale, 59c, 65c, 73c, 80c and 92c each. Pillow cases to match, spe cial, 17c and 19c each. Size 42x36 inches and 45x36 ins. Towel 60c Irish Linen Hack Towels, 39c Each Plain with satin band border and da mask ends, monogram space, Jacquard ends and sides. Pure white. t ored end borders, hemmed ends. Sue 34x17 inches. 20c Linen Towels, 17c Each. , Of fine, evenly woven import ed huck, bleached, hemmed ends. Size 36x18 inches. Table Cloths and Napkins Mad of fine overweight purs Irish.,, linen,,, damask, beautifully, designed in circular patterns. In floral, scroll and conventional de signs. Border on four sides. Full grass bleached. $5.50 Cloths, 2yx2 yards, at :$4J59 $6.50 Cloths, 3x2 yds.$5.39 Napkins to match, $6 doz. Size 24x24 inches. Imported Linen Cluny Pieces Dainty, useful centerpieces of pure linen, bordered with a wide all-linen cluny lace. -69c EachRound , center pieces, 24-inch size, in white and natural color. Also scarfs, sizes 18x52 ins, price $1.25. -iwnuai Charming New Undergarments in the June White Sale at Very Unusual Prices 97T iliac Kfinhtsimmc 175 Styles of Combinations 48 Styles of Chemise 125 Styles of Corset Covers- 65 Stules of Drawers 45 Styles o f Princess Slips 45 Styles of Petticoats .718 different styles of garments all told. Each one snowily fresh. Each one selected. Each one specified ma terials of Lipman-Wolfe quality. Each one made in sanitary workshops. Materials are soft and sheer the styles are slim and . straight like the outer garments. Underclothes that possess quality and becomingness. Some of these garments are beautifully simple, having but a touch of trimming others effectively trimmed with laces and embroideries and tuckings dainty colored ribbons. ? ' " l r-- T GOWNS Special 75c, $1.19, $1.59, $1.95 and $235 Made of a fine quality of longdoth, in slipover or open front style, with long or short sleeves, high or low neck, and if purchased ordinarily would cost $1.25, $1-50, $2.00, $2.50 to $4.50. Crepe Gowns, Special, 98c, . $1.19 and $19 Of the kind of crepe that does not have to be ironed. They are in slipover style with short sleeves, in white or dainty pink and blue. These are regular $1.35 $1.50 and $2.00 gowns. CORSET COVERS Special, 29c, 49c, 59c, 98c Made of fine, soft longdoth, with round necks, with trim mings of lace and embroidery! These corset covers are the land that. you usually pay 40c, 75c, 85c to $1.35 for. COMBINATIONS Special, 79c, 89c, $1.19 $.59 and $2.29 In Princess and waisted styles with knickerbocker or open-leg drawers, open . styles, mad of fine longdoth. Usually sell ing for $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.75 and $3.00 CAMISOLES Special, 50c, 89c, $1.19, $2.33 and $2.98 Camisoles of fine nets and shadow laces in dainty pat terns that always sell for 75c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.75 and $3 JO. PETTICOATS Special, 98c, $1.69, $2.98 and $425 These skirts are made of good quality longdoth,' cut in the new narrow style, finished with ruffles at the bottom; skirts that are priced regularly at $1.25. $2.00, $30 to $540. CHEMISE Special, 63c, 85c, $125 and $2.15 Chemise in regulation er the -new envelope style, made of fine quality longdoth, the kind that are always sold for 75c, $1j00, $1.50 to $2.50. DRAWERS Special, 29c, 63c, 85c, $1.49, $2.15 and $238 These drawers are in knick erbocker or new straight -leg style, open or dosed, and are made of longdoth and nainsook. They sell regularly at 35c. 75c, $140, $1.75. $2.50 to $X50." PRINCESS SUPS Special, 98c, $135, $238 and $4.49 Of fine longdoth with yokes of embroidery or lace, , and - skirts trimmed to match. .Us ually $1.50. $2.75. $330 to $5.25 Zenrtfe Tloor. Journal Want Ads arlnjr results.
