. ; , : THE OREGON- DAILY- JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, MONDAY: EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7. 1014.
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Bend Boosters Perpetrate One
Stunt After Another "on In
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PORTLAND MEN Ofi THE GO
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Bend, Or., Sept. 7. When the Port
land Ad club excursionists arrived here
yewttrday morning they were bundled
Into automobiles and li untied to the
Emblem club for breajcfast. They have
betn on the go without a moment's letup-
ever Hlnce.
rftunts and surprises of every con
ceivable (lc-rlption are being sprung
on the visitors, and the busy Bend
boosters are leading them a furious
pace. The ad clubbers are keeping up,
however, and doing full Justice to the
Hpreads that are put before them. The
hoxpltality of Bend and Sisters and
Camp Six have been without bounds.
Following the breakfast the etfeur
nlonlKtH took thHr peats in automobiles
OKtenslbly to visit the town of Klsters
and "uinp Klx. on the Tumalo irriga
tion project. As thr cars rounded the
cornr of Bend's Wall street, formi
dably badged policemen arrexted them.
took thfiii for trial before a serious
Justice of th peace, Jani'js A. Pastes,
with prosecution by Vernon A. Ferbes,
Not only the drivers, but the occupants
of each car, were Invariably found
guilty of exceeding the tfljht-mlle
afi limit of the Central Oregon me
tropolis, and Chief of Police Roberts
arui Deputies Smith, Manheimer, Bart
lett. McKay and Manion sentenced them
to two days In JaiL
Tarnished Yellow Convicts' Suits.
At thr Jail It was explained that the
town lockup could not contain such a
bunch, and thty wwu put into convict
suits of lurid yellow and blue and thus
taken on their way through gray dust
Just a littl deeper than it lias been
before for five years, only, to emerge
suddenly into a pine grove of cooling
shade hy,a clear mountain brook, where
a chick n picnic dinner was ho'spitably
served by the entire neighborhood of
Sisters. Here the speakers were George
K. Altken of Sisters, J. K. Werlein,
William Ilunley, Judge WUllam Colvig,
C. O. Chapman, C. If. Mayer of Port
land, II. II. Dearmond of Bend and Mrs.
10. J. Waldrsn of Cloverdale.
The afternoon drive led first through
arid lands producing only saV;ebrush
and occasional pines, then to cultivated
fields and homes with dooryardV and
flowers. The purpose was to show: the
miraculous power of ;water to trans
form, when diverted from the streaivs
that flow from the mountains Into ir
rlgatlon ditches. Consequently the
. travelers were ready to believe enthu
siastically in thexitility of the Tumalo
project, where a reservoir will be com
pleted next spring flooding 1000 acres
of land that nearly 23,000 acres may be
reclaimed.
This project is unique In two re
spects. It is the only exclusively
isun!! While in the Eastern markets our buyersecured a
ciency, and Jn work and results the host of beautiful and distinctive models, which have
' T.7-. rL.K '8-? "i".? . fu do1- arrived and are now on display in our Waist. Section
Entertains on Tumalo Projsct! Lovely models of pussy willow silk, crepe de chine
Elaborate hospitality was offered at and washable satins, in white, navv. ereen. black and
fmePr.S.nd a. ZTL1' hro shicned for wear with the smart new
had brought Ernest Vaid. tH n..J tailored suits, i Manv are beautifullv trimmed in silk
;.mmp & tfnvse hkel hd hx feU V contrasting color, show the flaring
a mountainous cake, 17 pounds in collar and set-in sleeves. Others are in the favored
Eunsn basque style with vests, collars and cuffs of plaid or
iiuiiB ana nuts in ornamental designs, n j -n lu n, r. ,
The offica force had been told off to Roman striped silks. Altogether our Blouse display
tctrKand ",am schaiier, rod- is an example of taste, knowledge of the needs of
ert h. btmpson, Thomas Cave Chris r j j t n .
Kemmei, p. w. Beasiey and Oakes Portland women, and close adherence to the present
Biiace, a noy, bad each caught 20 Styles.
nrm ucuciuusiy prepared
and served. Big welcoming signs
made by the camp draughtsman, P. B.
Beasiey, were conspicuously placed!
Speakers at the camp dinner were O
Laurgaard, Vernon A. Forbes, William
Wanley and others.
Today's program Included luncheon
ai uennam Falls and a visit to the
camp of Know Joles. Prominent Bend
Mien were, initiated Into the Oriior n
Muts and the "degree of equality" was
conferred by the Ad club upon the
cmoiera ciuo.
A banquet tonight will end the visit
For It a hall seating 200 wan esnocial.
Iy built, and W. D. Cheney of Seattle,
, who is called the "father of the Em
blem club." contributed all the dishes
and silver. Two publications kept the
excursionists and their, hosts of the
Bend Emblem and Commercial clubs
iuny intoimed about everything.
irwspapr Man Hars Busy Say.
SIXTH STKEET BTJXUDIira
The Blouse of Today
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Is " Different" from the Blouse
of Past Seasons
Prices placed
upon -these new models range from
$6.50, to $10.00
- Fiftn Ploo Sixth Strsst ldr.
SIXTH STBXET BITCUIHa
First Advance Showing Exquisite
New Trimmings
Now on Display at This Store
A riot of beautiful colors--a eleamirie. clitterino- ma-
The "Portland Bender" wn nK. I unique combinations -and newest designs chararteri
llshed on the train. The entire staff jnew Trimmings jthajt. comprise our new Fall showing, the
Of the Bend Bulletin contributed thotr 1 first to arrive in -Portland T- P1n.H,r;ni.e 1:a . j
r7J "ntw-persurisfuof ?he SPg bouncings on black, white, grey, peach and old rose
5. . "r...paper . B,,e issue Of the I n,r. silver and trtot flnnnhino-e -in O 1C
jacK rtaDDit, which had as editorial "L "i At.Z -i iiii T6Vo ni? iucncs
staff W. p. etrandborg. Rex LamD-l-arc P"ced om f J.OO to f!8.00 per yard.
man. George Palmer Putnam. R. w. I Rhinestone, pearl and jet chain effect trimming and
the most elaborate r.tihiicti --r Pced , to pryard.
issued in connection with any excur-1 Bands Applique Passementerie in Oriental colorings
klrtti it t ne TyIA . . - j I n I A 1 1 .... - . & '
.vvanu, mm icyicBBULcu i iiuwcicu iu tvuvcnuuDsi aesigns, wiaihs trom 1 to 6
tncnes, pricea to bo.uv per yard;
. First TloorSixtH Strsst Blfltf.
two weeks of preparation.
The excursionists were thrown Into
consternation early today when flames
leaped from lava rocks In the vicinity
of Lava Butte and fierce explosions
hook the earth and sent boulders high
In the air. Subterranean communica
tion with erupting Mount Lassen In
California was suggested, but this did
not lessen the apprehension nor stay
the hurried retreat to a safer neigh
Dorhood. T.
Eruption Was" Oaly "Bluf f
There was considerable confuBlon,
however, when It Inadvertently leaked
out that the exoufslonlsts had" bees
made the victims of a moving picture
eruption, la which they "were the un
conscious actors. The stunt was In
SIXTH STXZST 8VXIDWO
Table Linens and Napkins
At
Attractive Prices
Informing Our Thousands of Patrons of Newest Arrivals from Fdoh Centers
SIXTH 8TJUBZT MUTCJDTKO
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Apparel
For
Fall
In Complete Assortment in Our Garment Salons
Modish Suits and Outer Wraps, Beautiful
Dancing Frocks, Street and
Afternoon Dresses
The Fashionable Tailored Suits-
; possess the greatest individuality, in fact the Fall season,
has brought with it many pleasing and extremely new
modes. Tailored effects are emphasized; the Redingote is
a favorite; and the Russian note a distinguishing feature.
Materials in greatest favor include serge, broadcloth, . gab
ardine and velours de laine. Softness-and soberness char
acterize the-. colors; though Roman stripes, velvets and
novelty, buttons play a leading part in trimmings, supplying
the high light of the costume. Browns, Russian green,
Hague blue, Graphite, navy and black predominate. Our
selection of new Fall Suits is most complete sizes for
juniors 15, 17 and! 19, years misses 16 and 18, regular
women's sizes and odd sizes to 53 bust measure.
. ' Prices range from $15 to $85
THE NEW FALL COATS
Tweed Coats, in high favor for ail outing wear; new shower
proof Coats in the new dark brown effects and grey tweeds,
with half belts. Priced from $16 to $30
Black and white checked Coats, hard surface materials,
made in the smartest and most - modish ways also the
popular pile fabrics. .Priced $20 to $35
Chiffon velvet, yelour and silk plush Coats will be worn
extensively for afternoon and evening.-, Three-quarter and
full lengths, loose back or semi-fitted lines also a' host
of redingote effects with full flare at the bottom. Many
beautifully trimmed with braids and novelty effects.
Prices ranging from $48.50 to $100
NEW DANCING FROCKS
We've just received the most exquisite collection of dainty
new Frocks foryenrpg wear. Developed in lace,j chiffon,
combinations of satiit and lace and other effects. Great
quantities of lace are used, and the glint of metal is profuse.
Lovely light evening shades, fashioned in the newest and
most graceful styles. Priced $15.00 to $50.00
Garment Salons roartb Floor tUxtb Strsst ld
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For Durability, We Know i
Wm&m Wilton
I Rugs & Carpets Have No Equal
Owners of Hotels, .Theatres, and Apartment Houses
will, benefit greatly in buying this Tamotis make.
The most recent evidence of . the superiority and extreme
durability of the well known Bundhar Wilton Rugs and Car
pets is the contract we have just been awarded from the Great
Northern Railroad Company to furnish , Bundhar Wilton Car
pets for- the magnificent new steamers, "Northern"- and "Great
Northern," now being builded in the Dry Docks at Philadelphia,
for service between Astoria and San Fyancisco.
Many years of experience in selling Rugs and Carpets has
convinced us of the. exceptional durability, of the Bundhar
weavp, and in many of the most prominent Hotels, Theatres,
and Apartment Houses5 in Portland, the floor coverings are of
this famous Bundhar make, and we will gladly show you the
particular 'instances on request. , 1 '
For greatest variety of rich and beautiful patterns, the
Bundhar line of Rugs and Carpets is most favorably 'known,
and the increased demand we find each year is positive proof
of the satisfaction that "Bundhar'' means to the purchaser.
Then too, Bundhar Wilton Rugs and 'Carpets are very mod-
erately priced, and, taken all in ail, we know of no line that
we can so highly recommend to anyone desiring new floor
coverings.
The famous Tohn S. Brown's. "Shamrock" hnrl
Table Linens are here -in a wirl arrav nf-ii u.
nST ITZJ?", H new fall patterns and. a. complete line of sizes. ThrvV.
T xciting; fntprtainment, and was exe- j guaranteed all pure Linen, v and wear and , launder
oouTd rKo' j1 j prices ; ate noted below: . . . : ,
Itd tire had been laid imong their: ip.li A-, ' . - '
, . Wks. nearly 1000 pounds or dynamita 1 adiC vaouis, Stixt 6xa yards, on sale at, each. S3.75
tad been placed in the, crater ot Lava i Linen laoie Uoths, stzer 2x24 yards, on sale at. ear h SK ftO
tutte. It was an ideal site for the T i nwu c:! iaZi! ' U at eacn
huge practical Joke. , - , . TW,UJS xojyarus, on sale at, eacn, S.7
wapKins xo matcn, aize Vix'Z inches, on sale at, dozen, S4.00
In our stock in the Temporary Annex, we carry a com
plete assortment of 'Bundhar Wilton Rugs from' sizes 27 inches
by 54 inches, to 11 feet 3 inches by 14 feet also Carpets to,
match these Rugs, and we offer to our ! patroris 'the jadditional
service of making Rugs' to any size required on short notice.
r Anyone who anticipates the purchase of'new floor cover
ings will do well to pay. a visit to our Carpet and Rug Depart
ment in the Temporary Annex, where proof positive awaits
you that Bundhar Wilton Rugs and Carpets excel all others
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' Ifnft ami - VV'ilcrtn Ami in.
Ilunttnicton, Or. Sept. ?. Arranre- I O C
mcnts have been perfected for a public I H' w
Linen Table . Damask, Yd. $1.00
itrXySSSSS-VS: 5 -P Lmeii Table-Damask '.in a varietv nf si, nomihr',
coionei wafer, of saiem, for the wet 1 uesierns- (jtrand, Carnation. Roser Pans v. Snot ann Striiw nat--
Jf??- m peached, of ; heavy weight, 70 inches in width..
i, ere ur. wuson wui go to speak;.' at I uiui njr aciiuig ai $13 xnc yard, special, yara, 3X -' - ;
' the Methodist conference which meets f Nankins tn tnarVi Ri, 9990 V.-le T mm . SO Kt
at Pytte September 17. , -. i rr mw.va, vu v,
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Meier & Frank Are
ExclusivePortland
Agents for
Madame Irene Corsets.
Warner's Rust-Proof Cor
sets. Redfern Corsets.
"Madame Lyra" and
"American Lady" Cor
sets. .
"American Girl" Corsets.
Frolaset Front Lace Corsets.
"Successo'' Corsets.
"Silk Maid", Hose for
Women. :
J. & T. Cousins' Shoes for
Women.
French, Shriner & Urner
Shoes for Men.
"Gotham" Shirts and Pa
jamas for Men.
"Athena" Underwear for
Women and Children.
"Eppo" Petticoats.
Perrin's Gloves for Women
"Invincible" Suits for Men.
"Sampeck" Suits for Boys.
"Lifetime" Furniture.
"Ostermodr" Mattresses.
AH Authentic Fashion Notes Say
C Lace and More Lace!95
For 1914-15 Season :
and because of this edict we are prepared to exhibit
an unequaled collection of the most beautiful Laces.
Such laces as Malines, d'Alencon, Breton and-Chan-tilly
are to be in high favor and they are here! Colored
Laces have been tried out in Paris and found delight
ful and they are here ! Flouncing continues in popu
larity for tunics and overdress effects and Flouncing
in varied, effects is here ! Tulle was never more in de
mand novelty chiffons, beautiful metallic laces and
hand-embroidered effects all here in our Lace Section I
A Partial List of the New Arrivals
BEAUTIFUL FLOUNCINGS 18 and 27-inch widths black
lace filet and hexagon meshes Calais make; new net top
laces in two-tone effects, black and colored figures on
cream grounds, in both Lamme and Margot effects; dainty
applique, Point Gaze and net top edges, for frillings
priced, yard 35 to $2.00.
NOVELTY CHIFFONS and Printed Crepes for waists and
girdles, exquisite collection. Priced, yard $2.50.
FIGURED GEORGETTE CREPES-in taupe, pink, navy, char
treuse, black and white 42 inches wide yard ?5 and 6
PLAIN CHIFFONS in all new Fall shades and Georgette
Crepe, yard f2 and f 2.50.
FRENCH SILK NETS fine quality, in black, white and col
ors, suitable for fichus and tunics yard 91.50 to 52.50.
PLAIN AND CREPE CHIFFONS yard f 1 to f 1.50.
Elbow Proof Chiffon, yard f 1.50.
Indestructible Voile, yard 31.75. .
Tlrst moor Sixth Strsst Bldr.
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Authentic Style Glimpses From I
I Our Millinery Parlors
where hew Fall millinery is now on display. Ex
clusive models bearing the famous names of
Phipps, Hyland, Burgesser and Vogue in a per
fectly amazing assortment for so early in the sea
son are here to greet you. Styles for Fall wear
include many , close fitting models, though the
wide brim hat is coming into favor rapidly. Sailor
shapes in all sizes are, "good," as well as turbans,
in small and medium sizes, and tricornes in med
ium sizes. Tall trimmings and high crowns, black
velvet for both foundation and trimming, satins,
velours, novelty ostrich, hackle and coque com
bined with tall trimmings abound. Black and
white, as usual, predominate in the new Hats for
early Fall wear.
We invite your inspection of our new models, including: Phipps,
Burgesser, Hyland, Vogue, and other millinery distributors,
as well as th fashionable Hats made by our own experts.
acnuasry Fsrlorg Sooad rieor Sixth Strsst aids.
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"INDESTRUCTO" TRUNKS
Sold with binding five-year
guarantee
Meier & Frank
Exclusive Portland Agents
Fifth Floor, Temporary Annex
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Sold on Club Plan of Easy Pay
ments See Demonstration
Seventh Floor, Sixth St, Building
FAMOUS "ACORN"
STOVES AND RANGES
Have No Superior
Sold Exclusively in Portland at
Meier & Frank's
Fifth Floor, Temporary Annex
For Repairing, Remodeling and
Expert For Manufacturing -Dry
Cold Air Storage Facilities
Satisfaction Guaranteed .
Furs Received Fifth Floor
Sixth Street Building
New! Lace Top Gowns
A Special Purchase Just Received
Price $1.59
Splendid new models; made of fine nainsook,
cut unusually long and full. Made in Empire style,
with entire top, back and front and sleeves of lace,
finished with ribbon-run embroidery beading and
dainty bows of ribbon. Special price $1.59. .
New Lot of Extra 6ize Gowns
Dainty Gowns in a comprehensive assortment,
maue or nne, nrm materials, prenny xnmmed with
laces and embroideries, ribbon embellished. Sizes
to 52 bust. Specially priced at $1.98, :$2.50 to
$4.50.
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This
Handsome
Brass
Of extreme interest to you is this offer. . Two-inch continuous
post Brass Bed, of, guaranteed; finish. with S fillers in head and
footboard, offered to you at the very low price of $12,49, -.. i
Special Prices in Effect on All Bras and Iron-Beit
These Beds and All Jnirnif ure May Be Purchased
y- on Our Liberal Qub PJan pf Easy Payments.- '
Tenth , Floor, Temporary, Annex.V ;
Bedat$12.49
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