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THE OREGON' . SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11,' 1914-
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THE SECOND WEEK OF OUR ANNUAL
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Pacific Phone Women's and Children's f Home Phone
Marshall 5080 Garments in the New Fall ! A-21 12
and Winter Styles May Quickly and Easily Be Fashioned
With: the Assistance of the Ladies' Home Journal Pat
terns All Sizes Are on Sale Here at Ten and Fifteen
Cents Each The New Quarterly Book Is Prjced at 25c
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.
URGES
RUSSIANS
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People, Relieve Present War
- Is Just on Their Part, De
clares English Writer,
STIRRING SCENES BEHELD
Crowd In BuBriaa Capital singing and
Demanding Overthrow of Their
Enemies in Ear ope.
By A. M.
retropral (St. Petersburg), Sept5Z5.
- -The following account of how 'the
Russian people, rank and file, AUew
the war, was written today by an
JnKliHhmati who was in the Russian
ciffpital during the days when the great
European war was getting under way.
"I was here when the Japanese war
wiih declared," (said a' little man, who
was too excited to keep his thought:
to himself; "but what a difference.
Then it was the government who sent
us to war. Now we go gladly, eh?"
We were ntanditij; on a balcony over
looking the Theatre square In Mos
cow, Below us was passing an im
mense crowd of men and boys, shout
ing, singing and waving flags, while
thtj inscription "Down with Austria!"
jerked and swayed above the heads
of Its bearers. From every street they
debouched Into the square, some sing
ing their national anthem, others a
religious chant, while a few broke into
the "Marseillaise," forgetting that they
red learned it and sung it, perhaps
only two or thfee years-ago In revolu
tionary processions.
Believe War 1m KJght,
"Do you hear them; do you. hear
them?" he gasped, clutching my arm.
He spoke entirely in gasps knd sucked
in his breath sbetween each sentence,
giving the effect (somewhat modified)
of an exhaust pipe. "T-hey are not
wild, not at all, these people. They
believe this war la right. They are
fighting for the Slavs, for Holy Rus
sia. Bravo Russia, bravo France,
bravo England!" he shouted down, to
the crowd directly below us, who for
the moment had stopped singing. They
caught up his cheers and passed on.;
"No," he said, "this'' is not a war for
the empire, or else they would be all
drunk and wild. They are not wild.
They are following their hearts now.
It Is almost sacred. Come, come, they
are all going to the Voskresenla Gate."
A'e went down into the square and
Immediately lost each other in the
swirl of the people. The whole crowd
went bareheaded. An old man, looking
on, had his hat knocked off. He
caught the offender a boy by the
ear and dragged him to a policeman.
"He knocked j my hat off," he splut
tered. "It shpuld not have been on,"
said flha polUtemun.
Patriotism Xa Shown,
"Tty wi4 singing 'God save the
Tsar.' 1 am no musician, but I know
what is sacretl, thank God."
There is a big shrine in front of
the Holy Gatle, which is one of many I
gates in theKrem,lin walls, and this!
shrine was g earning with an array of
candles by the time I arrived there.
The read leading up to it forms a
square immediately under the walls,
anl tlTere, in the insufficient light of
two lamps, f tood an enormous crowd
waiting fori something to happen,!
something mystic, the expression of
that strange; feeling they possessed, i
The night waa heavy with coming
rain, and In the aim light the crowd
of rough peasants, hushed by the ex
pectation of divine blessing, some
shock-headed, with legs cross-gartered
like twelfth century villeins, seemed
under the old gateway, lit by guttering
candles, more likely to be praying for
help from their mediaeval suzerain I
than beseeching the blessing of 5od
on modern warfare'. The bishop, too,
coming out from the shrine, helped the
illusion with the fantastic emblazonry
of his robes. He bade some students
fetch out the great Ikon of the blessed
mother, and on the arrival of the gov
ernor prosaic figure In the old time
setting began a prayer for the safety
of the Russian arms.
On the hard, uneven cobbles thev all i
Unfit tllri U'h ila nrata1- than olnnr I
and quietly they began a chant, and,
beginning it on their knees, slowly they
rose, and on their rising the chant
swelled and thundered out till the ,
walls around cast back the rich echoes, i
There are times when that chant might
easily sound colorless and monotonous
it hangs for bars on one note, and, like
all old chants, was solemn and re- j
strained; but on that night it was
the cry of a simple people, and in its
. stark simplicity achieved an effect
that no chorus In any opera could ever j
hope to produce. There was an insist
.erne in its very monotony, an appeal
that was compelling by reason of its
extreme humility, that knew none of
the bombast and self laudations by
which so many suppliants hope to ob- '
tain mer y. To the. Russians war is a
very terrible thing, although they wel
comed it with brave hurrahs. None
have forgotten their last encounter. ,
W'lili-h is stilt" known simply as "The
Disaster."
Robbers Make Haul
At Centralia Club
, Centralia, Wash., jOct. 10. Un
known men last night cracked the safe
of the Olympic club, local saloon, and
made a successful getaway with $612.
The combination was knocked off the
safe with a sledge hammer and chisel,
an apron being used to deaden the
sound.
The local police assert that the rob
bery was done by experts. It is be
lieved that the robberg boarded the
train for Vancouver, Wash., at 1:50
this morning.
Ministers Will Hunt.
Klamath Falls, Oct. 10. To hold the
Southern Oregon Presbytery and to
shoot Klamath ducks, Presbyterian
ministers from Josephine, Jackson,
Douglas, Klamath and Lake Counties
will meet here next week.. The ses
sions will begin Tuesday at the Pres
byterian church, and J. "B. Mason of
this city, who Is moderator of the
Presbytery, will be5 in charge. Ses
sions will be held here Tuesday and,
V.ednebday. On Thursday, the minis-
tern and other delegates will go to
Merrfll to Install the pastor of the
; Merrill church. From there they will.
gp to Tule lake, and spend some time
' i hunting: the mallard and teal in its
;" 'nativa haunt. - - - - .
THE MOST IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY
Ours
Brings to You Splendid Economies in
Trustworthy. Seasonable Merchandise Your Idea.
We have done our level best to bring into pleasing prominence goods that come to the popular thought at this time of pie year. Effort
has been centered on YOUR desires and ideas and how we could best meet them. All that money, skill, experience, energy j and serious en
deavor could accomplish has brought the things most needed for the Fall and Winter season. The basis of this store's growth rests upon
four logical-truths, namely gathering the best merchandise, giving best service,, pricing at a small margin above cost, an meeting YOUR
IDEAS, not our own. Your critical judgment of the season s stocks is requested, may we have it? Buy tomorrow and aake big savings.
Clever and Distinctive Styles in
Women's Fall
and Winter
Sniits and Blesses
Long-Coat RecEngote Suits in
Serges and Cheviots; Also Beau
tiful Dresses in Silk Messaline,
French Serge or Crepes Priced
for Tomorow's Sale at an Ex
ceedingly Low Special Figure
All Sizes in the Best Colors, iii Values Ranging Up to $19.50
At no time since the new season opened have we been so well pre
pared with Women's ready-to-wear garments of such a high standard
possessing so much individuality as well as character and advance
ideas as at this sale of fine tailored Suits and charming silk, wool
and crepe Dresses And at no time have we been able to offer better
values Those who can arrange to be here tomorrow or the next day
will have a decided price advantage over those who make decisions
later on.
THE TAILORED- SUITS are well made of fine serges and cheviots
with best linings and are perfectly tailored They come in the
popular Redingote and 38-inch coat models and with yoke, or Russian
tunic skirt All sizes in th.e fashionable shades in browns, blues, navy
and black They are sure to please you in every respect especially
at the above price reductions.
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THE DRESSES are shown in. charming styles for street or eve
ning wear, especially attractive are those with tunic skirt and in
basque effects They are well finished, neatly trimmed garments
made of fine silk messalines, French serges and wool crepes- All
sizes in black, navy, green, Copenhagen, etc. Garments whose
worth and beauty will immediately appeal to you These price re
ductions should oromot vou to make selections at tomorrow's
sale Regular values up to $19.50 have been re
duced to
$13.95
Closing-Out Sale of Women's Linen t A A
Waists Values to $4.50 on Sale at J) I tUU
At this great reduction we place on sale our entire
remaining stock of Women's Linen Shirt Waists
They are exceedingly neat and durable and are of
good styles with embroidered front Sizes 34, 36, 40
and 42 only, in values up to $4.50, priced r
for this sale while they last at b 1 UU
Sale of Guaranteed Shoes for Boys
$2.50 Grade on sale now at $i.98 $3,00 Grade on sale now at f2.48
For the boys, a well made, solid leather shoe is a necessity during the wet fall weather. These are
the only kind of shoes we sell, and we give our personal guarantee with every pair. We know that they
are made with the best wearing leather uppers, first quality solid leather soles, insole and counter and
to be extra well stitched throughout. They come in both button and lace and in neat styles.
Regular $2.50 grade in sizes 9 to 13, at f 1.98 Regular $3.00 grade ui sizes 1 to 6, uus sale
Girls' $1.75 Guaranteed Shoes
in sizes 8 to 11, on ti-f yQ
sale at p.fK.
Girls' $2.00 Guaranteed Shoes in
sizes 114 to 2, on Hf?
sale at tpJ-.l O
Girls' $2.50
in sizes 2
sale at
Guaranteed Shoes
to..6'..on.$1.98
A Showing of Women's Comfort Shoes at Popular Prices
$1 60 I Washington" style, for
$1.98
A One-Strap Style Toe Slippers, priced
for this sale at
"Nurses' Juliette" with plain toe, on ff
sale at . pXUU
"Nurses' Juliette" with patent tip, for I- ryff
this sale at vl
Lace Cushion Comfort Shoes, priced
for this sale at.
Lace Cushion Kid Dress Shoes, on sale fl0 iO
tomorrow at tJJAUO
Sale of All Sorts of Desirable Laces
Prices that have never before been equaled for
lowness. See our Morrison St Window Display.
Our Lace Section has been gaining steadily in sales month
after month; now that the time for onr Annual Fall Sale is here,
we feel that you expect greater things than ever during its prog
ress; we know you'll not be disappointed, as the values are pro
portionally better than any offered heretofore, and the laces in
cluded all the desirable styles and patterns for the trimming and
making of afternoon, evening and dancing dresses The prices
quoted here indicate the savings:
Net Top Oriental Flouncings
An extensive showing in white, cream and ecru comprising all
the popular new light weight effects An assortment from
which every taste may be suited Four widths, each under
priced as follows;
3 to 6-inch Widths, val- Or 12Tinch Width, values OQn
at dJ to 85c a vard. at
ues to 49c a yard.
18-inch Width, values
to $1.50 yard, at......
75c
to 85c a yard, at
27-inch Width, values
to $2.50 yard, at
98c
19c
FLOUNCINGS VALUES TO 50c A
YARD PRICED FOR THIS SALE ONLY
Both 18 and 27-inch "Lace Flouncings in a fine range of dainty
patterns in shadow effects All fresh, clean goods Lirles IQp
regularly sold up to 50c This Sale at A!
FLOUNCINGS VALUES TO 95c A 2flr
YARD PRICED FOR THIS SALE ONLY OVC
Extra fine shadow Lace Flouncings, full 18 inches wide Innum
erable patterns in white, cream and ecru The. kind regu- OQ
larly sold up to 95c This Sale at O&K,
Just In A Fine Line of Zion Laces, Both
59c
Edges and Insertions Special Price C -
for Tomorrow's Sale, the Yard Only Ot
They are new, attractive and, at the above prices
the best values we have ever offered in these popular
Laces the assortment includes a wonderful variety
of patterns in round and single thread mshes in
both edges and" insertions and all go on sale
tomorrow at. a vard..... tJU
27-IN. FLOUNCINGS, VALS.
TO $1.75 A YARD, ON SALE
A showing of the highest grade Shadow Flounc
ings including a great number of beautiful silk
patterns They come full 27 inches wide and in
white, " cream and ecru t,aces regularly KQV
sold up to $1.75 a yard This Sale at t7v
The New Fur Trimmings Are Here in Generous Assortments at Most Moderate Prices
An unusually attractive assortment of pretty fur trimmings in numerous styles and. colors Many are
exclusive-a feature which adds much to their value with almost every, woman They come in to
3-inch widths in Coney, Fitch, Beaver, Moline, Sealine, Skunk, Marmot. Hare, Fox, Ermine, etc Also
a fine lot of dainty fur Collars in various colors and styles See our Third street window and arrange
to make selections as soon as possible. . -
Showing1 and Sale
Men's High -Grade
Coat Style Shirts
Made of Plain Blue Cham
bray The Well-Known
Ferguson & McKxnney
Make Our Reg. Af
$1.00 Kind, Only 4V C
A special underpricing of
one of the most desirable
Shirts for men A Fergu
son & McKinney guaranteed
shirt of standard make, cut
full to size and well finished.
Comes lin coat style, with
starched or soft cuffs and
shown in plain blue cham
bray. All sizes from 14 to
ny2. A regular $1 ja
Shirt. On sale at. . .C
Men's Silk Four-in-
Hand Ties Reduced
Made With Wide Open
Ends All Desirable Pat
terns and Colorings -50c
Grades at 3 for 'JC
$1.00, or Each atUUW
Replenish your supply of
Neckwear at this sale and
you'll save a worthy amount
for other needs. Included in
this offering are several hun
dred fine silk Four-in-Hand
Ties of regulation width and
length, made with wide open
ends. They come in many
neat and attractive color
ings and are the kind regu
larly sold at 50c. Tomorrow
you have choice from this
wonderful . assortment at
three for $1.00, or q
each ..... ......... 3 4)
A Sale of Whisk
Brushes
Regular 25c and J fn
35c Values, Only 1 7 L
For tomorrow we place on
sale ! a fine lot of whisk
brushes. They are made
with metal cap handles and
are shown in three sizes.
They arethe kind sold reg
ularly at 555C andoac q
Priced this sale at.. . 15C
A Fine Showing of 32 and 36-Inh
Wool Finished Dress Goods
IN BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS, WAFFLE CHECKS, STRIPES,
SPECIAL AT, m YARD UC
PLAIDS AND PLAIN COLORS ALL
Over 50 different styles to select from especially desirable
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many more suitable for women's wear Included are all size black and white yhecks. waffle checks,
plaids, stripes, novelties and plain color They are fine wool finished wash far?ncs in 32 and
36-inch widths, priced for this sale, a yard
25c
Sale of Bleached Damask and Napluns
75c DAMASK ON SALE ONLY 48c
20 bolts of bleached Linen Finished Damask, full
70 inches wide and shown in pretty figured designs,
spots, stripes and flowers Best 75c grade yf Q
$1.50 NAPKINS QNlALE AT $1.19
100 dozen Mercerized Napkins, 23 by 22 inches
Neatly hemmed and ready So use They come in
many designs and are the kfetl regularly 1Q
on sale at i wv sold at $1.50 a dozen on safk at Vlilw
25c AND 35c LINES OF CURTAIN tSOODS ON SALE i-OR 19c YARD
60 bolts of bright new Curtain materials Principally in Scrims both plain weaij& ; and with open-work
border or colored border Also neat colored cretonnes for side drapes in manygtesigns Regu- IQp
lar 25c, 30c and 35c lines This Sale Only at. yard fi. A 571
15c GRADE WHITE OUTING FLANNEL SPECIALLY PRICED 10c YARD
A special purchase and sale of manufacturer's short lengths of White Outing if a-nnel An extra heavy
weight of fine soft finished and full36 inches wide the quality sold from regtjar bolts at 15c 1 Ap
a yard 12 to 8 yard lengths on sale at, a yard.. Ayi
Seasonable Weight Knitwear and
Hosiery for Women and Children
Comfort and satisfaction are combined with low prices in these popular sections? of our store. Here
you'll find unlimited assortment from the best mills. Garments of the best iaterials, in seasonable
styles. They come in all sizes and at prices that are unapproachable for valuegiving. The following
lines will be on special display tomorrow we invite your inspection. li j-
At SO Garment Women's
Heavy Fleeced Cotton Shirts and
Drawers. All sizes.
At $ 1 Suit Women's Heavy
Fleeced Cotton Union Suits. All
sizes.
At 79 Garment Women's Fine
Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants.
All sizes.
At ?1.5
-Women's Fine-
KS Suit-
Ribbed fjl Union Suits. AL
sizes.
At f 1 Gahjnent Women's Extra
Heavy Wdol Vests and Pants.
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At $2 iSuit Women's Extra
Heavy vbbl Union Suits. All
sizes. 8 j
Women's Hoe ,
At 1254 Medium-weight, Fast Black Cottop -Stockings, made with
double heel, sole and toe. All sizes. g j
At 25 The Burson Fashioned Fine WobVwckings with reinforced
Silk Lisle Hose
leel and toe. All sizes. f t
At 35e or 3 Pairs for $1 Women's L-onWear
made with six-thread heel and toe. H
Children's Hqso
At 12$f For children's medium heavy Fastglilack Cotton Stockings
with reinforced heel and toe. All sizes. g '
At 19. or 3 Pairs for BO Boys' fine H'lt-finished, Fast Black
Cotton Hose in-all sizes. '
At 25 For boys' and girls' fine mercerized nd extra heavy Lisle
Stockings in all sizes. 1
Phoenix Silk Hose for Women A full-fashiotJed, high-grade Stocking
.that is both durable and perfect fitting, showtf in all sizes and '7
colors including black, at, the pair J. . . I tlU
Large Assortment
Silks
and Woolen Dregs Goods
The Styles, Colorings, Finish and Wearing Qualities Are All Reliable See Our
Morrison Street Window Display i :
Women who appreciate the importance of early selections are finding most santerestine choosine in
our unusually large assortments of Silks and Woolen Dress Goods Fall and Venter's newest styles in
the most fashionable weaves and colorings are here in abundance Many are exclusive and cannot be
duplicated later that fact, together with the low prices we are now quoting on the choicest fabrics
should induce immediate selections. it
BEAUTIFUL NEW PLAID FANCIES IN RICH COLOR fcOMBINATIONS
PRICED AT 75c AND $1.00 A YARD f !
A notable display of smart plaid patterns and color combinations 40-inch ;all wool English plaid at
75c a yard and 42-inch genuine Scotch plaids in double warp weaves and madeof the finest d"! f(
selected yarn Fabrics of unusual merit at, a' yard $Jj- vAUU
EXTRA! A Bargain Lot of Plaid Fabrics, Regular $1.25, $fi35 andCJ 1 A A
$1.50 Qualities, Specially Priced for This Sale at Low Price, tie YardtD 1 UU
They are all wool, fine 54 inch plaid fabrics, which we were fortunate in secqrirat splendid price con
cessions from an overstocked importer We now offer them to you at the, samf price reductions -They
come in three good weights and in most every wanted color combination suiskple for both women'
and children garments Come early and have the advantage of first choiceSfrom regular
?05, $1.35 and $1.50 qualities This Sale at
New Novelty Dress and Trimming Silks
Specially Priced $1.00 to $2.00 the Yard
The new Roman Stripes Rich Plaids Bulgarian
Novelties and Fancy Trimming Silks in serges,
Ottomans, taffetas and messaline Strictly high
grade silks, shown in most .any wanted color, or
color combinations 22 to 27-inch widths that can
not be equaled in quality elsewhere at ? l.OO to
S2.00 a yard.
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$1.00
New Novelty Swiss tfaffeU-fl A A
Silks Underpriced atf Yardd.UU
Exquisite colorings in, tlpji extremely fashionable
Swiss Taffeta silks in prinpd warp fancies on solid
or changeable grounds 5ey come in rich effec
tive over designs in a wonfierful assortment up-to-the-minute
iilks in a quaSty sold everywhere at
$2.50 a yard Priced lasM leader at PO fA
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This Sale at..
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JUST OPENED A FINE LOT OF NEW COATINGS-i-iaATCH-e i CA
LESS VALUES SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE AT LOW PRIpE, YD. J 1 .0 V
The new, Scotch Novelty' Mixtures full 56 inches wide and strictly all-wool TMy come in an excellent
weight and in a choice range of color combinations They are extremely durable, fashionable (?1 PA
coatings of umnatcbable quality at, a yard... .....u......-..... i. .3 St. i. '.;V Aw V