The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,: SUNDAY, MORNING, JUNE 21. 1914.
FLEGEL POINTS OUT
Pacific Phone All Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled the Same Day as ReceivecV-Express and Parcel Post Packages Prepaid on I Home Phone
Marshall 5080 j Five-Dollar Purchases The Latest and Best Styles Are Here in Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Priced 10c and 15c Each ( Ar2112
. NEEDS OF NATION
AND HOME STATE
Democratic Nominee for
1 Congress Supports Wilson
Administration, !
Store Opens Daily at 8-30 a. m., on Saturdays 9 a m.
Store Closes Daily at 5:30 p. m., Saturdays at 6 p. m.
ADDRESSES JACKSON CLUB
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Improvement of Witit Wtfi Said to
Bo Most Important Qntstlon, Bo
for Ozog-on Today.
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The .need of the nation and of Ore
goii were pointed out by A. F. Fie gel, '
Democratic nominee tor congress Irotn
thla district. In an address read before
the Jackson club at its ratification ban
quet Friday night.
Mr. Flegel was unable to be present
In person, but his address was read for
him by Thomas O. Greene, a fellow at
torney. It virtually amounted to a
ifvlarallitn 1-1 f nvlnptnlA anil rtnta fl 1
voters of his party.
After pledging hi support to the ad
ministration of President Wilson and
the national platform of the Demo
cratic party, although reserving the
right to exercise his Judgmenton mat
ters of principle, and decrying blind
partisanship and obstructive tactics,
Mr. Flegel said:
Harbor Improvement Urged.
The most Important question for Ore
gon and the third congressional dis
trict, in my opinion, is the continued
Improvement of our water ways and
harbors; and as our harbors and rivers
arc improved so will our state develop.
The rivers are the arteries through
which flow the commerce of the world
the very life of progress and devel
opmentand, if I am elected to con- J
gretts, I will cooperate wun every
agency In the state to make our rivers
and harbors sufficient for every re
quirement of commerce, with the hope
that ultimately any ship in the world
may steam into the city of Portltfnd
with a certain assurance of a safe har
bor and passage to rhe sea.
Stating that a merchant marine was
equally an important as the Improve
ment of rivers and harbors, Mr. Flegel
scored the present laws as useless, and
suggested the enactment of new legis
lation to put the shipping of the Unit
ed States on the same basis as that of
other countries.
Referring to the trusts, he said:
Government Control Favored.
Trusts, public service corporations
and lirrge aggregations or weaiin in
vested In the industries and commerce
of the country Interstate in character
should be subject to the control and
supervision of the federal government,
"and the interstate commerce act
should be extended to cover all such
Industries, or other laws should be
passed which will accomplish that re
sult." This country can never be happy nor
prosperous unless the laboring classes
a., itol t ti 1 rl ti ri ura nrnvlilArl with
reasonably safe conditions of employ- j
mem, i neueve me iaoor umuns ui
the United Stutes have done more for
the improvement or the condition of
the laboring classed than all other
agencies combined. X know the intol-
. t i M t, 1.1
esaucn 01 weaim in ueauun wiin juui-.
-vidua I workmen, and the helplessness
of Individual workmen in dealing with
viurth. 1 also know that labor unions i
ive been, in many cases, intolerant
masters.
Disputes between capital and labor,
be pointed out, should be settled along
broad lines of humanity, each side rec
ognizing the other's rights, and If un
able to come to an amicable agreement, ,
they should arbitrate. He said that
the public is usually the greatest suf- j
fcrer from conflicts between capital ;
and labor, and that they have a right;
and will exercise the right to be heard
In the setltement of the controversies.
Child Labor Xaw.
I favor a federal child labor law and
a workmen's compensation act.
Next In Importance to our rivers
arid harbors is the question of oonser- .
vatlon. Oregon is vitally interested 1
In the conservation of her forests, her j
water power, her arid lands, her irri- i
gated lands, her grazing lands, her :
precious minerals, her coal and tier I
' oil land. Oregon is interested in a
different way from the rest of tho j
VllllBerVHllUII TCIIllll IllcaiiS Ilia UBO- st
these natural products without wast-'
Ing them and will consider it my duty j
to secure, for Oregon such laws, rules I
ana regulations us win peium iu u h
OL KIl I la. l u I HI I cmmi I rn iui in c went
fit of the people of Oregon.
The arid lands of this state, which I
can be reclaimed by Irrigation, require
medal attention, and I consider no 1
one question of greater importance to J
the state or more difficult of solution. I
I favor reclaiming by irrigation an
nch lunria throusrh national Irrigation
by state or private enterprise.
1 favor homestead laws which will
nmnve manv of the present unreason
able restrictions upon bona fide home- j
eminent land, and I favor such laws i
as will make It Impossible for specu- I
lators to acquire such lands. I favor
opening for settlement to all home- ,
seekers every section of land within
our national forest reservations, which
Is more valuable for agriculture than
for timber or minerals.
Repeal Is Advocated.
I will favor the repeal of all laws
Vi rrmlt cornorations to surrender
to the United States valueless lands J
within the limits of the government .
reservations, ann wnicn permit, in-;
tairinn- in lieu thereof the most valu
able land, subject to. entry, outside of!
reservations. 1 tayor acquiring . an
imiii within government reservations ,
and needed by the government by con- 1
demnation and not ny exenange.
I believe the conditions in Alaska
warrant the national eovernment In
aiding the development of that conn- '
try and mailing it possmie u pui me
vast natural resources stored therein
to beneficial use, and that the coal
mines of Alaska should be opened so
n furnlnh the Pacific coast with
cheap fuel for use In our homes and j
all manufacturing purposes. i
Mr Flegel further expressed hlm-
wrlf as being In ravor.or airect legis
lation, of national woman suffrage, of
local option of the prohibition of
federal licenses for the sale of liquor
Arv territory and strict enforcement
of the Webb law prohibiting the ship- j
nnt of liauor into dry districts. He
declared, for the strictest economy In I
public expenditures and the reduction
of the. burden of public taxation and
added that he has no persona!, pri
vate, or special Interest to serve, and i
that his object will be to serve the !
third congressional district, and th !
state of Oregon with credit to his con-:
stltuents and honor to" himself. He
concluded by promising to make a .
vigorous campaign. j
SCULPTOR GETS DIVORCE
Can Francisco, June 20. Judge Grlf-
Tin today granted an Interlocutory
divorce decree to Finn Haakon Fro-i
Itch, chief sculptor, for the' Alaska-i
Yukon exposition, manager of the 1910
Golden Pot latch and now sculptor for
the Ban Francisco fair management.; .
Journal Want. Ada bring result.
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Never in the history of this store have we offered our customers such worthy bargains. In some
instances price-cuts are even more pronounced than we have said. In every case the opportunity
to save substantial sums is marked and decided. We hope to see you at this store during this great
sale. When you come,-when you see for yourself the wonderful, displays of Summer goods, ex
amine the quality and note the special sale prices, you shall see how well we have kept our word.
THE MOST.IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY
EXTRA SPECIAL AT THE NOTION COUNTER
SIX SPOOLS THREAD WITH NICKEL 'VC
HOLDER AND PIN CUSHION FOR ONLY LD C
Our Notion Department' is replete with many bargains of special
interest to housewives and dressmakers,for tomorrow we place on
sale a limited number of nickel thread holders with pin cushion and
six spools of thread you have choice of Bowstring. 6-cord machine
thread. Peri-Lustra and Kloster Silk, in black, white and colors;
six spools of thread with nickel holder and pin cushion OC
all for ...,!... eGUU
An Extraordinary
Sale of Men's
Blue Cham
bray Shirts
The best Shirts that small prices can
buy are to be found here. If you
are particular as to the"' fit and finish
of your Shirts, you'll be well pleased
with these. They are made of the
best blue chambray. with soft turn
down collar, faced sleeves and felled
seams, and they come in all sizes
from 14 to 18.' They are the best $1
Shirts. For tomorrow's sale OK
we price them at . . OOU
President Suspenders,
Best 50c Grade, Pair ODL
Tomorrow we place on special sale
a limited number of pairs of the cel
ebrated President Suspenders at the
above reduction. They come in as
sorted patterns, best 50c grade OKf
at, pair . ..Owl
Great Sale Men's Fine Bal
briggan Shirts and Drawers
Well-finished, well-fitting. Summer
weight Underwear. Comes in all
sizes and is our regular 50c grade.
Priced for tomorrow at, a gar- OQ
ment V. OaC
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Men's Linen Finished Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs 1
Reg. 15c Values for I UC
Am Extraordinary AnnoTimcememilli I
Tomorrow Will Be the First Day of Our Annual
June Sale of Beamtif ml Summer Silks
READ CAREFULLY OF THE WONDERFUL VALUES OFFERED ON THIS OCCASION, AND DO
NOT LET ANYTHING PREVENT YOUR ATTENDANCE IPS A BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF HIGH
GRADE SILKS AT A PRICE THAT FORESHADOWS SENSATIONAL SELLING INCLUDED ARE
HUNDREDS OF YARDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, IN WEAVES, WEIGHTS AND COLOR
INGS THAT ARE SUITABLE FOR ALMOST ANY PURPOSETHEY ARE SILKS OF REGULAR
$1.00, $1.25 AND $1.50 QUALITIES, WHICH WE WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMORROW AT ONLY
They are the very fabrics, in plain shades and fancy colorings, that modistes from Paris to San Francisco are now using with a
lavish hand some soft and clinging, some bright and shimmering, some that rival nature's own handiwork and ensnare the least
interested observer in their rich wizardry of color and pattern. We have provided abundantly for several days' selling, so it be
hooves the prudent shopper to take advantage of first choice while the assortments are unbroken. You may select from these:
Yd.
Yard-Wide Black Messaline
Silks of bright, lustrous finish.
Yad-Wide Plain-Colored Silk
Poplins in thirty shades.
40-in. Crinkled Crepe de Chine
in many colors.
40-inch soft, clinging Tussah
Silk Crepes.
Yard -Wide Rich Bulgarian
Silks, various colorings.
Yard-Wide Brocaded Silk Pop
lins in a great variety.
27-in. Swiss Messaline Silks in
most any desirable color.
32-inch Tub Silks in the Popu
lar new striped styles.
DRESS AND WAISTING SILKS in an endless variety of patterns and colorings, suitable for both street and evening wear.
Self-Colored Fancies, Persian and Pompadour Silks, Novelty Brocades, exquisite floral designs, etc. A variety so exten- (LVkp
siye that every taste may be suited. Silks that have sold all season at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 yard. June Clearance at. . UC
NOTE Extra salespeople to serve you promptly. Extra cashiers and bundlers in attendance. We reserve the right not
4 - -,..-vi V-- to sell to dealers or tq cut samples during this sale.
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Sale Women's Sample
Neckwear
Half and Less
Than Regular Selling Prices
Included are dozens and dozens
of charming styles and patterns
Guimpes, Camisole Lily Col
lars, Lace Collars, Soft Roll Ef
fects, Collar and Cuff Sets, Bows,
etc.; in fact, most anything you
might wish for in the line of
Neckwear. But, as nq two arc
alike, we suggest an early visit
to secure first and best choice.
Five great lots to select from, and
underpriced as follows: ?
In Lot 1 You Have Choice of
Values Worth to 35c O r
for This Special Price I OC
In Lot 2 You Have Choice of
Values Worth to 75c 11 r
for This Special Price O C
In Lot 3 You Have Choice of
Values Worth to $1 C A
for This Special Price OV C
In Lot 4 You Have. Choice of
Vals. Up to $1.50 for 7Qr
Low Figure of Only s C
In Lot 5 You Have Choice of
Values Worth to $2 (Qr
for This Special Price OL
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We Have Decided to Continue Our
Great Sale of " Mary Jane" Pumps
In Patent Leather Also Silk and Velvet, Dull Kid
and Gunmetal Pumps Regular $3.00 (P AO
and $3.50 Lines Specially Priced, Pair 9TU
No woman or young lady should purchase Summer foot
wear without first inspecting the unusual values we are
offering in our busy Basement Shoe Department. This
sale of the popular "Mary Jane" and other new style
pumps, is worthy of your best attention. It is a special
underpriced purchase of 500 pairs, including the new broad!
ruuna-iue iasis, ana wun extra wiae grosgrain nDDon dow
and very short vamp ; also one and two-strap styles in silk
velvet, patent kid, dull kid and gunmetal, as well as a fine
lot of velvet and patent Colonial pumps with steel buckle.
All sizes and widths. Regular $3.00 and $3.50 (to J Q
.lines, priced for this sale at only 9m40
5 Two Hundred Pairs on Sale at, the Pair D11 7
Included are all sizes for boys in numbers up to 5, and
many sizes for men in numbers 6 to 9. They are made of
heavy calfskin, and are linen stitched. At this sale we re
serve right not to make exchanges they're not guaranteed.
Closing-Out Sale of Men's Shoes Regular $4.00 and $4.50 Qualities for $2.79
Our entire stock of several popular styles in Patent Colt, Velour, Kid, Kan-Art mi
garoo and Box Calf, sizes 6, 62 and 7 only; regular $4.00 and $4.50 values )Ltm(j
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Service and Worth
Are Combined in This
Sale Women's
Black Thread
ilkHose
Decided Undepppicmg of Dainty
Scrim and Marquisette Curtains
giiviTii ju M-tni-i ruw iiuTuiiivnciU ilu
VALUES WORTH UP TO $2.50 A PAIR SPECIALLY PRICED AT
SHOWN IN BOTH LACE EDGE AND HEMSTITCHED STYLES 0 1 l
Housekeepers who can arrange to attend this sale will find it to be a very profitable opportunity
to secure desirable window coverings. It is a special underpricing j of odd lots and broken lines
in Scrim and Marquisette two to six pairs of a kind in hemstithced and lace edge styles or with
inserting. They come in white, cream and ecru and in generous widths. All are full 2V
yards long. Come early and have the advantage, of first choice from $2.00, $2.25 J1 ff
and $2.50 qualities at, pair ' , tpJ.U&
Another Important Offering A Sale of White and Ecru Scrim Curtains,
Neat Styles, With Either Lace Edge or Inserting Reg. j $1 Grade, Pair OV C
At this important price reduction you have choice from a splendid lot of Scrim Curtains in white
and ecru. They come full 36 inches wide and 2lA vards Ions and arc shown, with la- .ritr n- r
i lace inserting. They are the kind regularly sold at $1 a pair priced this sale at, a pair rac
with
39c
100 Babv Blankets. Our Resm.
lar 50c Grade, Special at Only
Another underpriced attraction for tomor
row's sale 100 fine Baby Blankets of good
size and quality, shown in pretty styles
in checks, plaids, and figures in pink, grey,
and blue colorings the best 50c grade OQp
priced for this sale' at
Hammocks Priced From $1.50 to $2.50
We are now showing a very fine line of the popu
lar Canvas Hammocks-i-that good durable kind
so desirable for outing use. Four styles (PO Kf
to select from at $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 and &?Vy
12 Dozen Feather Pillows, 50c
Grade, Priced for This Sale at OVC
A special purchase and sale of 12 dozen Feather
Pillows, 16 by 23 finches just the thing for out
ing use, to use in your hammock, or at the beach
cottage. They are covered with fancy art tick
ing in patterns of many colors. Best 50c OQ
grade at.................. 07i
Table Covers on Sale at One-Half Price
A closing out sale of about 120 Fringed Tapestry
Table Covers, full 4 quarter size, neat patterns
in green,' red and brown colorings 4jest OK
50c values, this sale at . . ... 0 U
Made With Lisle Garter Top and
Double Lisle Heel and Toe All
Sizes in the' Regular 85c CO"
Grade Tomorrow, Pair OVC
The important thing quality combined
with underpricing is the most attrac
tive feature cf this sale of Women's
Black Thread Silk Hose, They are
strictly high-grade Stockings, made with
lisle garter top and double lisle heel and
toe. They come in all sizes and are the
kind regularly; sold at 85c a pair, KQf
for this sale, priced at only tJIC
A Sale It Will Pay You to Visit
Women's Fine Silk Lisle Hose
Made With Double Garter Top,
Heel, Sole and Toe All Sizes in
Black, White and Tan Ln
Regular 25c Grade, Pair I Ul
Another Hosiery item of importance.
When we quoe special prices, as we do
today, always rest assured that, no mat
ter how much has been taken from the
price, the goods are of our regular stock
and of our usual high quality. This
item tells of Women's Fine Silk Lisle
Hose, made with double garter top, heel,
sole and toe. ? Full-fashioned Stockings,
shown in all sizes in black, white and
in shades of; tan. Regular 25c "1 ttn
lines, for this! sale at XUL
A Sensational Underpricing of
Women's Char ruing- Silk Dresses
Distinctive Models, Beautifully Trimmed and Finished All Sizes (ft A PA
and All Colors, in Values to $25.00, Special for This Sale, Choice tO I U.OU
A striking difference in the new and novel ideas will be apparent at first glance. It is
a special purchase of a prominent manufacturer's entire sample line of Silk Dresses,
comprising a full showing of the season's best styles, but as no two are alike, it is
quite impossible to describe them in this limited space. Suffice to say that they are
made of the most fashionable silks in black, the new browns, slate, green, navy, etc. in
plain shades or with small floral patterns in charming colorings. All are beautifully
trimmed and finished in a superior manner. One can easily become fascinated when
looking them over, and you'll surely be tempted to purchase two or three when you see
how greatly they have been underpriced. You have choice from values up Ai A Cfi
to $25.00'tomorrow for only OlU.uU
A Sale of Women's and Misses'
Dainty White Lawn Dresses
Various Styles in the Popular Long Tunic Effects They Are Unus- flj 2 Zfi
uaUy Good Values at $5.00 For Tomorrow's Sale We Price Them DO0 U
If youv would be comfortably and becomingly gowned these warm Summer days, your
wardrobe should include one or more of these dainty White Lawn Dresses, especially
when such fine garments can be had for so little money. The assortment includes vari
ous styles in the popular tunic effects, with embroidered waist, and skirt trimmed with
lace insertion. All sizes for women and young ladies. Our regular $5.00 An jv
lines priced for this sale at vuavll
Misses' Maico Cotton Stockings,
Regular 25c Grade, for A
Tomorrow's Sale, a Pair 1 TTW
At this sale 'you'll find that we are
equally .as wejl prepared to supply vour
needs in Children's Stockings. This
offering for instance: Misses' Best
Grade Maco Stockings, shown in a fine
elastic rib and, in all sizes in black, white
and tan. The kind regularly sold " Ag
at 25c a pair,! priced for this sale Jx!
Special. June Underpricings in
High Grade Under muslins
Supply All Your Wants of Dainty Muslin Underwear at a Great (T(
Saving Tomorrow Finely Finished and Neatly Trimmed. Gowns, ALjlVoirj)
Skirts, Princess Slips and Combination Suits Reg. $1.50 Grade JKJfJ
THE GOWNS are made of high-grade nainsook and crepe
in the popular slip-over or button-front style. They come
with either high or V neck and long or short sleeves. Neatly
trimmed with fancy yokes, laces and embroideries. Shown
in extra good length and fullness.
THE COMBINATION SUITS are shown in all this
season's popular styles, including princess, knickerbocker or
circular. They are neatly made of high-grade nainsook, long
cloth and crepe. Daintily trimmed with insertions and em
broideries. They come in either corset cover and skirt or
corset cover and drawers. Shown in all sizes.
THE PRINCESS SLIPS are made of good quality nain
sook .and crepe, neatly trimmed with dainty embroideries,
laces and insertions. The skirts are trimmed to match with
deep flounces, scalloped, embroidery edge or plain hem. A
fine assortment to choose from.
THE SKIRTS are shown in a variety of styles, made of
fine longcloth and light pink or blue crepe. They are neatly
trimmed with deep flounces of lace, insertions and embroi
dery. They come in either the new narrow or full widths.
These garments are sold regularly at $1.50. Specially priced for tomorrow's t n
sale at the low figure of only ..iOC
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