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THE OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 6, 1914.
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FUR REPAIRING AND
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BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
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Pattern Department
Third Floor, 6th-St. Bldg.
BABY WEIGHING CONTEST
9 Prizes to be Distributed
Babies 2 years and under
competing
Second Floor, 6th-St. Bldg.
-NO BOBBINS TO WIND"
A feature of the Eldredge
2-Spool Rotary Sewing . Ma-.
chine. Demonstration
Seventh! Moor, 6th-St. Bldg. .
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vents of Tomorrow at Meier & Frank's
CUT OFF F
News From Outside World Is
.Confined to Dispatches
From Rome, - Amsterdam.
Foretelling the Economy You Will Enjoy by Shoppiijk Here
PAPERS
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THEATRES ARE RUNNING
One paper Advises Mothers to Take
Children to "Kino" Shows to Be
Patriotic Views.
Coplpg of Berlin newspapers Just re
ceived In Portland Uaa Kteine Jour
l.al mid Heilincr Tageblatt reveal how
completely Germany is cut off from
'li r old Hiiarci M of news. With the ex.-
f.eition o,f official Btatementa given
out by the government, au dispatches
toticeuiinK the movements of the allies
jirid ol Intel national politics are dated
Jtouiti or Anibteidam, theue being neu
Hal cities.
'J i 1 1 - lour jiukc papers with littie or
mi .MiviTtlmnir rontain comment, patri-
n. ic i.twrnu iinii hiimnn intprest stories
tiucuiaitd to aiyuHii patriotism, but
laile ical news.
V..u iserun-r Tagblatt for Septem-
I i r i foriiieil an extra out of its reBU
ljr .-ililion liv iia.slinir one bheet over
t..: firt' Larsu piack type at
tin- lop of the si.eel intoriiiH the public
-I i. at trie eMtit i.- Kiutis, aithougn pre
n.malily 0114: lias to pay lor the regular
edition.
Tne extra in iiui-Htion announced a
"Great vklory in Kant Prussia; i'ive
Uumliin fiii.ij corps forced back." The
artiuiiB contained in the papers, how
cor, are len.ai KaUy tree from bitter
iii'n.i oi aiii.ff I Oie allies, and ate
more liiciineu, in tone, to a mild sar
iuu;n. Wews' Received From Borne.
Berlin hudj to net Its first news of
the German aeroplane scouting over
J'uruj by way of Koine, and troin Atn
Hlerdain was told how thousands of
KelKian famtUed were buffering In
Brussels.
iH-scribing the English prisoners, the
Tagblatt says: ' Among iti.cm were a
number of the celebrated Scotch High
landers, the best troops of the island
kingdom."
rir,t sill fjprmanv's troous are
compelled to serve by the military laws
of the empire is shown by the an
nouncement of a volunteer marine avi
ation corps composed of 3000 men.
pace is givtn in both papers to a
notice of the arrival in Berlin of Major
John A. Ityan, U. S. A., and of the
establishment of an American relief
bureau. '
Despite the war the Berlin theatres
are apparently running, for advertise
ments are contained In Das Kleine
Journal of patriotic dramas. At the
Royal opera house "Fldelio" and "Col
berg" Patriotic Motion Pictures Shown,
The '.motion . picture houses appar
ently are showing some war pictures
as the Journal advises' mothers to
take their children to "kino" shows to
hc the Servians run, the troops of
the Fatherland under arms, "and the
French are also interesting."
There are many ways of giving com
fort to the soldiers even though Berlin
is far from the firing line, for one the
atre management announces in black
type "Military persons will be made
velcoroe with free admittance."
,AU the war stories printed in Amer
ica up tlfr date tell of the extensive use
of Jne cigarette among the allies for
seemingly It smacks of greater bravado
to ko to battlo with a cigarette dang
ling from the nether lip. Apparently
the .same is true In Germany, as war
photos how priests and Red Cross
nurses administering cigarettes along
with gauze and lint. Hut these tales
itre naught compared with the patriotic
demonstrations of well known Berlin
cigarette factories where the women
and children workers are turning out
paper tubes by the thousand for the
soldiers - In the field. One establish
ment alone, the Salem Aleikum Ci
garette factory, donated 1,000,000 ci
garettes for distribution by the Red
t'ross, according to Das Kleine Journal.
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MEN'S STORE Meier & Frank's
Temporary Annex
Proposed Dental
Bill Is Attacked
fiteetlnr Held TJndea Aurpicee of tne
Oreg-on Society for Dental Education
Yesterday Moon.
As part of the statewide campaign
being waged against tUe proposed den
tistry bill which wouia abolish the pres
. ent board of dental examiners and re
duce the requirements for admission to
practice in this stUc, a luncheon was
held at the Commercial club yesterday
noon undep the auspices of the Orecon
Society for Dental Education to further
the cause of those opposed to the bill.
About 75 dentists; social workers
and educators were present. Dr. Wil
liam Trufant Foster, president of Iteed
colrege, opening the discussion. All
agreed that it would be a serious mis
take to lower the present standards for
dentists in this state.
"Persons may ask," said Dr. Foster
"whar business Is It of ours what is
done in the dental profession? Rut any
other person's business is our business
when it affects the health of our chll-
drein and of the community at laree
To pass this bill lowering the require
ments of admission to practice in this
htate would make Oregon the laughing
stock of the nation. It would lower
the standard of a most Important pro-
iession and ultimately or all profes
sions, for when one profession la
dragged down the others must suffer
too." .
President Foster turned the meeting
over to William F. Woodward of Wood
ard, Clarke & Co., who introduced Dr.
Herbert C. Miller, dean or the North
Pacific College of Dentistry and Phar
macy. Mr. Miller outlined briefly the pres
ent laws of Oregon and described tegls
latton in other states.
Dr. Miller was followed by J. Sloan
Brennan, who spoke on "The Dentistry
Bill From the Standpoint of a Natu
ralized Citizen."
Other speakers were Mrs. Margaret
V.. Thoroman of the Associated Chari-
ties who had as her subject "Social
Service and Mouth Hygiene." and Dr.
Millard C. Holbrook, who described the
' popular educational campaign now
being carried In this country in dental
education. ,
Famous "Nofade"
$1.50 Shirts, 95c
Iii addition to the non-fading quality of these Shirts, they
are of fine grade percales, made in very attractive patterns,
showing the newest ideas in neat black and colored stripes;
also wide combination and novelty tripes, offering a broad
range to choose from.
Have attached laundered cuffs made coat style plain or
pleated bosoms. "Nofade" Shirts we guarantee not to fade,
and a new Shirt is given free in any instance , contrary to
this guarantee.
$2 Silk Front Shirts, $1.15
To men who like the Silk Shirt effect in cuffs and shirt
bosom, these Silk Front Shirts are very popular, in addition
to being exceptionally good in wearing qualities. The bosom
and outer facing of cuffs are of very fine quality wash silk,
silk front extending to the Iside seams, and far below the
waist line. The Shirt body is of , soft, durable material,
matching the Silk in pattern and color. These Shirts are
shown in neat patterns of blue Jfnd black.
$5 Silk Shirts, $2.50
Beautiful Silk Shirts in very fine quality Wash Silk mater
ial. A Shirt for the ultra-fashionable man. The Silks are
shown in" neat pin and wide striped effects, of black and colors
every Shirt perfect in workmanship and guaranteed to give
excellent fit.
New $1.50 Shirts, $1.29
These Shirts are made with the popular soft French, cuffs.
Made with pure white ground, with neat stripes of blue, black,
lavender, brown, pink and color combinations. Tailored from
fancy woven fabrics in the new crepe effect,
$2 Mushroom Shirts, $1.50
The newest novelty in Shirtdom is the Mushroom Pleat,
which gives an exceedingly "dressy" effect and this is a
Shirt certain to prove very popular with men who like Dress
Furnishings that are different..
Indictments at Hood River.
Hood River. Or., Oct. 6. The grand
Jury now in session at - the October
term of the Hood Rfver county circuit
i . court found Indictments for burglary
. against U. Jones and John Smith and
I - Indicted Melvin Fitzpatrick for grand
' j uuxeuy from a dwelling.
These Shifts have the fine tucked 'bosoms have double,
starched cuffs and neck-bands. They're shown in single and
cluster cross-tucks, of black and attractive color combinations.
Se These Shirts Tomorrow.
Pint Ploor Temporary Annex
Men of Portland are displaying their appreciation of our
new Fall Neckwear, which is now here in most complete
assortment. Rich, multi-hued Silk Cravats, made from ex
clusive patterns of Imported Silks, are': causing unusual
comment and winning instant admiration. J
I . See Our Window Display!
I 1 Ptrrt Plc-or Temporary Annex
&U.TH STREET BtrTLBXHO
25c Assorted Notions at 17c
WEDNESDAY'S NOTION OFFERING
Everything Included Except Silk Thread
- Our Notion stocks are complete with all the little neces
saries for general use, pins, needles, hooks and eyes,
thread, etc.
Wednesday Only, '25c Assorted Notions for 17
School Tablet Free-with every pair of children's
"Hickory" Hose Supporters purchased Wednesday in the
Notion Section.
Demonstration of Kleinexfs Dress Shields all this week.
Competent demonstrator to help you select your particu
lar style Shield.
Plrst Ploor Sixth Street Bldg.
SIXTH STKEET BUTLDIKO
SIXTH STUEET BTJTLDCTrO
Women's Imported Glace Kid
GLOVES
Regularly Selling $1.50, Pair 1.14 Two Pairs, $2.25
We purchased these Gloves last February, and the shipment
arrived in July giving us a two-fold advantage a low purchase
price and the arrival of the Gloves when most needed. Excel
lent quality Lambskin, 1-clasp Glace Gloves, all pique sewn.
Some Paris point stitched, others with three-row embroidered
backs. Colors are black, white and tan shades and sizes 54 to
7. This is a Glove that will give you excellent service and
possesses flexibility"and style. Regular $1.50 Gloves, on sale at
2 pairs $2.25, pair $1.14. ;mt Floor Sixth Street Bid".
SIXTH STREET BTTTT.PrgQ
British, French and American
Toilet Articles
Ivory
AT REDUCED PRICES
For Three Days' Sale
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday you may purchase
Toilet articles of either British, French or American Ivory at
very greatly reduced prices. Full assortment of articles. . Make
your selections NOW, while the following reductions are in
operation :
$2.75 British Ivory Large Size Hand Mirrors, reduced to $1.98
$2.00 British Ivory" Medium Size Hand Mirrors, reduced $1.48
75c British Ivory Stand Mirrors, reduced to 48
50c British Ivory Stand Mirrors, reduced to 36
$1.50 British Ivory Puff Boxes, reduced to ' $1.09
$1.25 British Ivory Puff Boxes, reduced to 92
$2.00 British Ivory Hair Brushes, reduced to $1.48
$1.50 British Ivory Hair Brushes, reduced to. . $1.09
75c British Ivory Dressing Combs, reduced to 48?
25c British Ivory Dressing Combs, reduced to 18J
$1.25 British Ivory Hair Receivers, reduced to 92
$1.00 British Ivory Trays, reduced to 73
25c British Ivory Salve Boxes, reduced to 17
25 Discount on Entire Line of
French and American Ivory Toilet Articles
For Three Days' Sale
First Ploor Sixth Street Bldg-.
SIXTH STREET Tt.ll I l.TiTicn
Fancy Hallowe'en .Dinner Favors and . Table Decorations
The Greatest Assortment 'of Newest Novelties
Now on Display. -;.
Buy Cotton Goods! Now!
Right at this time the cotton nftucers and cot
ton manufacturers of the United Slates are without
a foreign market, owing to the lac(jf shipping fa
cilities. To encourage the use ofjtetton materials
at this time, we are making some ;
DECIDEDLY DEEP REDlfnONS
which we are certain will move grflt quantities of
cotton materials, compelling us iotpi into the mar
ket again for more cotton fabrics, a?ft thus assisting
in maintaining an industry in the Sfuth that needs
the hearty support of everyone. H
WASH DRESS FABRICS REDUCED IN PRltil
25c Figured and Striped Voile, light and dark colors, 38 inches Mjye. yard
35c Figured Crepe and Rice Cloth, light colors, 36 inches wide,fjyard
$1.50 Fancy Cotton Ratine, in checks and plaids, 42 inches wid.4jyard. . .
i.yo rancy motion rcaime, ou incnes wiue, reuueeu to, me yaru uvh
Isc Ripplette, good assortment of colors and stripes, 27-inch widJH, yard. .
18c Gimrhams, in plaids and checks, light and dark, 32-inch widtHjVard . . .
35c Checked Ratine and Cotton Waffle Cloth, 36 inches wide; th'd ard 12 l2c
25c Rake Crepe, 27 inches wide, reduced to, the yard 14 Ml 15c
25c Madras Shirting, variety of colors, 32-inch width, yard ;jn. ...... .12y2c
75c Quilted Cotton Bats, 72x90, full size, reduced to .63c
1 5c Shirting Cheviots for men's and boys shirts and blouses, 32-pfh, yard 11c
.15c
.27c
.75c
98c
.11c
.10c
SI. 00 Silk and Cotton Crepe Material, 38 inches wide, yard
50c Silk Stripe White Pique, Yard 25c
Splendid soft material, in variety
of stripes; 27 inches wide, suitable
for waists, children's coats, house
dresses and many other uses. Regu
larly 5oc reduced to, yard 25c
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$25 12-Yard Piece jl&ngcloth $1.50
Soft - finished, hig quality Long
cloth, 36 inches widtjjl 2-yard pieces,
selling regularly at i2. 25 for this
sale, piece $1.50 Sjl
STRIPE E
Silk and Cotton Ratine, in hand
some Roman striped patterns, dark col
ors predominating, 40 inches; wide,
priced,' yard 98c
Silk and Cotton Crepe, Roman
stripes in light and dark colors, 38
inches wide, priced, the yard 75c
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE WASH FABRICS, JUST ARRIVEDJfNEW ROMAN
1FFECTS m
Silk and Cotton ! iCrepe de Chine.
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nanasome lignt srr&jes tor evening
weaT, 38-inch jnateri4 jl priced, yd. 75c.
New Ratine Cre)pi Roman stripe
patterns, in dark ;por effects, 27
inches wide, yard 35cf'
Third 17jr Sixth Street BlCg".
;t inrsz
The New Coats
Of Fancy Weaves, Cheviots, Chinchilla, Zibeline
and Rough Mixtures for Women
-in the most diversified and seasonable styles are grouped in
oar Garment Salons. Coats for every occasion Coats for every
body whatever the exactions may be are here. Fancy
plaids, mixtures and cheviots in rough weaves, handsome chin
chilla Coats," the attractive and popular Balmacaan all are
here. Fancy collars are quite prominent, of velvet, caracul,
broadcloth and novelties, nany closing snugly at the throat
a most welcome innovation in view of the prevalence of low
necked dresses.
Included are Coats priced from $12.50 to $50.00
That Bespeak the Season's Newest and Most Up-to-date
Models.
Ponrtn Ploor Sixth Street Bid.
SIXTH STREET BtJTT.nCTO
Quaint "FixiiVs,; for Hallowe'en
MANY NOVELTIES SHOWN TOMORROW
Dennison's Hallowe'en Lunch Sets (12 plates, 12 napkins, 12
doilies and a fancy tablecloth), the set 50.
Dennison's Hallowe'en Table Covers, size 63x84 ins., ea. 25.
Dennison's Fancy Paper Plates, in 8-inch size, dozen 35.
Dennison's Fancy Paper Plates, in 6-inch size, dozen 25. -
Dennison's Fancy Figured Crepe Paper, priced the roll 15.
Dennison's Fancy Crepe Paper Caps-r-variety of styles, dozen
50, each 5.
Dennison's Hallowe'en Streamers and Festoons, ea. 25 and
lOtf.
Dennison's Paper Napkins -suitable for Hallowe'en, 100 for
35S dozen
Dennison's Hallowe'en Seals and Gummed Silhouettes, box
10.
Hallowe'en Place and Score Cards, attractive novelties, dozen
20 to $1.00. -
Hallowe'en Postcards and Greeting Cards, each 15 to l.
as
Unusual Sale of Wiltoi Ru
Desirable and Durable Floor CoveriniBpr Every
r .1 tt i rm r
jKoom in ine nome; aiso jor ujjices anfl noieis
The durability and attractiveness of Hizh-Grade Wilton RJilb have broudit
them into extraordinary demand as floor coverings to beautifirijthe home or en
hance the office or hotel lurnisnings.
For tomorrow and the succeeding days of this week we
deeD reductions on handsome Wilton Rugs of most attractive",
fjfrnrAH nattprn: nrp.-lnminatinir manv having medallion center's! and a nleas-
ing selection of colors throughout. Note the special reductroijin force here to-J
gre making some
jdesigns small
morrow
$55.00 Wilton Rugs, Size 9x12, Special . . U$47.50
$45.00 Wilton Rugs, Size 9x12, Special . $37.50
$38.50 Wilton Rugs, Size 9x12, Special. . !$29.50
$54.00 Wilton Rugs, Size 8-3x10-6, Special$45.00
$50.00 Wilton Rugs, Size 8-3x10-6, Special $42.50
$40.00 Wilton Rugs, Size 8-3x10-6, Special !$33.00
$36.00 Wilton Rugs, Size 8-3x10-6, Special$27.50
Seventn 'pfoor Tetneorerr Annex
SIXTH STKEET BUXItSIHO
Special Club Rates on
Magazines
In Effect Until Hot. lOtn Only
Place your subscriptions at
once if you would benefit by theae
low rates for 1-year subscripUone.
Regr. Price
Mother's Mapaalne. J-2
Pictorial Review -00
Rejrular price . e.'2, n
Price until Worember 10, 91.50
Kverybody'a Masaslne..$1.5
Delineator 1-50
Reprular price V3.-2.
Price untfl Vorember 10, $3-00
(Both these magszlneB must be
sent to same address.)
Pictorial Review $1.00
Ladies' World 1.00
Modern Priscilla 1.00
Reirular price $3-00
Price tuntil Horembe 10, $2.00
MeClure's or American.. $1.50
Woman's Home Com
panion l.fio
Regular price v-".-00
Price nntU Hovember 10, S3X0
American Magazine. .. .$1.50
MeClure's Magazine.... 1.50
Reirular price . . .' $3.00
Price nntil Hor-ember 10, $2-00
Christian Herald $1.50
Woman's Home Com pan. 1.50
Regular price $3.00
Price until Hovember 10, $3.00
American or MeClure's $1.50
Woman's Home Compan. 1.50
Review of Reviews.... 3.00
Pim Ploor Ulxtlx Street Bids.
Regular price ...$8.00
Price until Sovember 10,
Seribner'e Magazine.,
Review of Reviews..
..$3.00
. . 3.00
Regular price .tt. 09
Price until Wovsmber 10, $3.75
Many other Combinations.
Subscriptions aocepted on Plrst
Ploor, Aroade Entrance, mud . -.
biztn Ploor BixtH s-treet Bldg.
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"Munsingwear"
Complete Showing of
In Fall and WintertjWeights
. For Mefn, Women and5 Children
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Many Special Pricejjin Effect.
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Groceries Specially Priifed Tomorrow
LARGE CANS FANCY PINEAPPLBiAn. 2', cans, very bet
brands. 8 thick slices of delicious Hdfiiian fniit, formerly
n25c can. Wednesday only, dozen fl.SSf 3 cans SO canl IOC
Shoulder Hams Sugar-cured and well-sWfted. Pound 4y
Black Figs New California cookin. 4-jAmds 25c
Bleached Raisins Fine California fruit. ; for . 25
Standard Tomatoes No. 2'A cans, "Purf dozen 9o-3 cans 25v
Jersey Butter Satisfactory brand. Roljm 970
White Beans Fine Michigan pea. 5-iyoujl cloth sack 2O0
Baking Molasses Aunt Dinah's No. 10 cfs 58fo. 5 cans ..29d
Cabinet Coffee Fresh and frapant. Pofpd 30c.
Red Salmon No. 1 tall cans, fine rich fi can 15c
Sago or Tapioca Best quality. 5-pounjf1oth sack 290
Olive Oil Royal Banquet, medium sizel!ptle 35
pure Pood Grocery, titmnl-sixth Street Bids.
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