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vTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, -1914. 11 - r . 7 T"ROJf 4 until e yesterday after Li noon Mrs. Charles W. Sherman I1 received at her home in Davie f atreet. A charming arrange ment of the mauve toned chrysanthe mum ehadlng to the deep arnet, adorned the rooms In which the smart, ly itowned maids and matrons gath ered. Mrs. William C. Knighton of Salem came down especially for the affair and was the guest of Mrs. Sher man until this afternoon, when aha returned home. She assisted the host ess In receiving. In the dining room Mrs. James D. Hart, Mrs. M. A- M. Ackley, Mrs. 'Sanderson Reed and Mrs. Merrltt L. Holbroofc presided at the samovars and cut ices. At the punch bowl Mrs. Gilbert Durham wan serving and assisting In the dining room were Mrs. Andrew D. Norrjs, Miss Kathertne Holbrook, Miss Rhoda Rumelln and Miss Helen Harmon. Mrs. 8am u el S. Montague assisted In the drawing room and little Polly Sherman was a dainty figure receiving the guests at the door. . Mrs Whitney to Entertain. Mrs. Charles T. Whitney has sent out cards for an afternoon tea ior Friday, October 30, from 3 until 5 o'clock at the Alexandra Courts Mr. Fleming to Entertain. Vancouver Barracks will draw a number of maids and matrons of Port land society tomorrow afternoon when Mrs. Adrian S. Fleming will entertain with an informal at home. MrsV Duniway Celebrates Her 80th ( BIthday. . Amid her throngs of friends and j folio wets, Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway celebrated her eightieth birthday this afternoon at her home in Ford street. Mrs. Duniway stands uniquely alone among the pioneer womeo' of the northwest. She is the mother of the Kiirfrage movement in this sta-te. She crossed the' plains in 1852. and has een the development of this country. Khe comes of a well know family, ielng the sister of the late Harvey W. Scott, the noted editor of the Ore- j gonln. 1 Enjoyable Party at Wheeldon Annex. Tuesday evening an enjoyable af fair was given by Ludwig L. Pokorney at his apartment in the Wheeldon An nex when he entertained a number of the guests of the house with cards end dancing. After a delightful social evening a supper was served. Those present were: Mrv and Mrs. C. L. Horn. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Farring ton Jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McGuf fey, Mrs. Frances K. Parker. Mr. and Mrs". J. T. CuIMnan, Miss isessie r.HtAns. Miss Flo Syms, Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson, Miss Rosa Kblen, Miss Jeanne Farrior, Miss Mary Gabei. Victor Morrison, D. Shelor, L. D. Hunt er, R. Dimmick. W. F. West. J; B. Far rior, M. P. Barret and C. C. Muliek. Mrs, Sichel Convalescing. Mrs. Isaiah Si Sichel has been taken home from St. Vincent's hospital, after a three week's illness. For Red Cross Fund. Clan Macleay. Order of Scottish rians. and Ladles' Auxiliary will give a Halloween concert and dance in Knights of Pythias hall, October 30, In aid ofiRed Cross funds. An excellent program haa been prepared. Evergreen "50O" Club Meets; The Evergreen "600" club was de lightfully entertained Tuesday after noon st the home of Mrs. A. Hagner In Piedmont. Some high scores wert made and a lively game was enjoyed. Mrk H. Schroeder scored first and Mrs. Frederick LJnd was second. The game was followed by a social chat and de licious refreshments. . Those present were: Mrs H. Schroeder, Mrs. V. Darl - tng, Mrs. M. Weniel,' Mrs. (J. Morris, Mrs. F. Llnd, Mrs. Holts, Mrs, Redner Mrs. T. Calouri, Mrs. F. Jennings, Mrs. n. Marsch. Mrs. W. M. Rice, Mrs. Groce, Mrs. F. Buck. Master v ella - ', Darling and the hostess. Company MB" Bance. . B' Company, Third Infantry, Ore gon National Guard is making prepara tions for lis annual military ball to - be given at the Armory Thursday eve nlng, November 19. 0 Mrs. Hlrschberger to Receive. Mrs. Hans Hlrschberger has sent out cards for a tea from 3 to 6, Thursday afternoon, the twenty-ninth of October. Miss Totb-am Guest of Miss West. Miss Clara Louise West of Irving- ton has had as her guest for the past week. Miss Mary Totham of Toronto, Ontario. Miss Totham' arrived Tue' day of. last week and will return home tomorrow. Miss West has given a number of Informal parties f jr her guest. Society Notes. . , Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Webber left last evening for San Francisco. They will close their concert tour In Salt Lake about December 1 and then return to Portland. Mrs. May Catherine Beaver re turned this week from a visit at Scotts what Society is Doing imzt , , In VA '.vr'-np? s JJ-t- - II 1 I III . k,v!-V','f."; tI T V - x il 11 "t.. ' . ?f ill I III ? Str : iolV t r-- P4ifft'- rt , j Mrs. William Cl Knighton of Salem, who came down yesterday to j assist at Mrs. Charles W. Sherman 'b tea. I Mrs. William Cl Knighton of Salem, who came down yesterday to assist at Mrs. Charles w. Sherman b tea. Mills, where she was the guest of Miss Jennie Hartraan. She also spent a few days at Wllhoit Springs. Mrs. F. Wieden and daugh'ter. Mist Hazel, have returned from Hood River where they have spent the summer. you have got through, the brains you've brought to bear. Bluffing won't help you. BLUFF IS FUTILE By Jessie Roberts. If you think, you can bluff your way very far along the road to suc cess, you are making a bad mistake. Bluff will sometimes land you farther ahead than you have any right to be, but it won't keep you there; presently It will leave you to slide back and to slide a long way. Americans are proverbial bluffers and there are good things to be said for the right sort of bluff. A bluff that will get you successfully out of a tight place -is a good possession. A bluff that will hold anether bluffer to a standstill is also hahdy. But when it cornea to doing your work in such a way that you will find yourself in a better position at the end of the year from the one you held at its beginning, the bluff is fatal. It is Irritating to an employer to find that you can't do what the speci fications call for. He doesn't expect you to know everything and when you are a newcomer he looks for some mistakes. But when you try to bluff out of a mistake, or when you've chucked a bluff as to your abilities, a bluff you can't make good, he feels that he's had just about enough of you, and that the sooner 'the parting comes the better pleased he'll be. Be honest as to what you can do. Dont Indulge in false modesty, don't be afraid to claim your due; cultivate self-confidence, for you need it in any business. But be chary of bluffHig if you want to make a success of your business life. Tour job is one long show-down, don't forget that The ultimate thing is the thing you've dope, the work Hair Tinting AH the Rage The Absolute and Utter Harmlessness of "Brownatone" Has Made Hair Tinting Safe and Easy. Tou need not tolerate gray, streaked or faded hair another day. It takes but a few moments to apply "Browna- tone" with your comb or brush, and Just a little "touch ing up" once a month should keep your hair the beau tiful shade you most desire. Results always the same always pleasing. Will not rub or wash off and guar anteed to contain none of the' danger ous Ingredients so ftn found In "dyes." Preparea in two shades. One to pro duce golden or me dium brown, the other, dark brown or black. Sample and booklet sent on receipt of 10c. "Brownatone'' is sold by leading drug stores, in two slaes 26o and 11.00. Order direct from Kenton Pharmacal Co. 681 E. Pike street, Cov ington, Ky., if your druggist will Jiot supply you. Tou will save yourself much annoyance by refusing to ac cept a substitute. Insist on "Brownatone" at your hairdresser's. For Sale by THE OWL DRUG CO. 20 Stores on the Pacific Coast EASY WAY TO KEEP BABY'S SKIN HEALTHY Xow to Heal Skin Sruptio&a and Pre vent Their Betura. Very few- babies grow to childhood without having some rt. of skin trouble. It may be only chafing, scald ing or tooth rash. On the other hand, it may be the worst kind of itching eczema or ringworm. When I 'find a little one suffering like that, I always advise the mother to do this: Bathe the sick akin with warm water and resinol soap, pat dry with a soft towel,' and put on very gently a thin coating of resinol oint ment. She can dust a little good tal cum powder over the ointment if she likes. This almost never fails to give INSTANT relief and a few such treat ments generally heal the trouble.- Bathing dally with resinol soap is the best way I know to keep baby's skin free from such ' Irritations and eruptions. It is very-pure, soothing and healing. All druggists sell resinol ointment and resinol soap. For free samples, write to Dept. 36-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Aid. (Adv.) SEAM PREMIER STOPS HAY FEVER AND RHEUMATISM WITH AKOZ Mrs. Carrie Gimble. 2601 Yealer Wav. Sav wonaertui medicinal mineral utrective Against Both Ailments. Help to Load the "Christmas Ship Thousands ol Inexpensive Toys Dolls Games and Oraer Articles "This is the first year in 20 years i that I have been free from hay fever, says Mrs. Carrie Gimble, a dressmaker, residing at 2601 Tesler Way, Seattle, ' and I give Akos, the wonderful medi cinal mineral, eredit for being rid of this distressing ailment. "I began taking Akoz some months ago," continued Mrs. Gimble, for rheu matism. I had suffered from this dis ease for IS years. The knees and ankles had become swollen, painful and inflamed., After using Akos externally for a few weeks and drinking the Akos mineralised water a month, I was greatly pleased to find the pain had decreased and ' the 'swellings going down. I kept on the treatment for a few months and am now cured. So confident was I from the results Akoz had given for rheumatism that I be gan using it for my bay fever; well this ailment that has been with me for 20 years has gone. I found the internal treatment seemed to get at tne cause, and I used nasal sprays and throat gargles to get at the ef fects. This method of treating Is all that has made me free from hay fever. I can now do zny sewing without any inconveniences whatever, as beside ridding me of my suffering my entire systein seemed to benefited." . (. Akos has given relief to thousands suffering from rheumatism, stomach trouble, diabetes. Bright' disease, liver, kidney and bladder : complaints, catarrh, ulcers, piles, ecxema and oth er ailments. . For sale at all leading drug stores; where further informa tion may be had regarding this ad vertisement, -r (Ad.v.) j4tti noor jll Delightful Luncheon Served From 11:30 to 2:30 Daily In Tea Room; 4th Floor Premium Parlors,! Rest Rooms, Retiring Rooms, Public , Telephones, Writing Rooms, Emergency Hospital On the Second Floor. (Piffle W(D)iHMmaiini. llni Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 Home Phone A-6231 All Oregon Electric Trains from Willamette Valley Stop at Our Doors. Parcels Checked Free. Double J&C Stamps on Women's Wearing Apparel Tomorrow we will give Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps with all cash Purchases of Women's Ready to Wear Apparel, 2nd Floor. This includes Suits, Coats, Dresses, Kimonos, Sweaters, Waists, Petticoats, etc Don't overlook this opportunity to supply your needs and receive Double Stamps. Double HC Stamps on Knit Underwear and Hosiery We will also give Double Trading Stamps tomorrow with all cash purchases made in Women's and Children's Knit Underwear, and Hosiery departments on the Main Floor. Thrifty buyers will improve this occasion to buy Underwear and Hosiery and receive 3-for-l Trading Stamps with purchases. 4th Floor HaBloweee Novelties Latest Lies fyr Entertaining and,' Home Dc!retingv Main Floor Makj yonr selec tions tomorrow, g Stolls, Cats, Pumpkins, Wltchjs, lanterns, Figures, Stlhonett, Invitations, Tally's, Favors, Tab )e Decorations, Place Cards, Can&e Shades and countless other articles, etc., etc. HI Shown, in biaca.vhite and AO Popular Cnriora. Full Line Solid Gold Jewelry Main Floor Rings, Lavalliers, Bracelets, Lockets, Scarf Ptns, Cuff Links, Beauty Pins, etc., etc. It will pay you to get our prices. $1.00 to $2.00 Fancy Silks at 69c Yda On Sale at Center Circle On Main Floor Beautiful, high-grade silks taken from our regular stocks odd lines, but excellent qualities. Among them are Foulards in neat ligures, Fancy Stripes, Veilings, etc., in great variety of patterns and colorings. Standard JSl.oo, $t. 50 and 2.00 Silks Great Sale oil New FaBll Sofifts For Women and Misses 2nd Floor Here's good news for every woman who has a suit to buy. Tomorrow we inaugurate our first Great Sale of New Fall and Winter Suits, coffering two wonderful underprice lots of high-grade garments at extraordinary reductions. Every suit is New and materials are the most wanted kinds the styles are authentic Women's S28.50 Suits Lot No. 1 A representative collection of the season's most favored styles for street and dress wear. Many are shown in the popular Red ingote models, with long, graceful flaring coats. Also several attractive styles in semi-fancy cuts with back plaited skirts and tailored collars or cuffs. Trimmings of silk cords, velvets, but tons, etc. Materials include broadcloths, serges and cheviots in black, navy, plum, green and brown. Suits selling heretofore 1Q nr up to $28.50. Priced special 9 lO.JFaJ Women's, S37.50 Snits Lot No. 2 In this assortment we show a splen did range of models for all occasions. Espe cially worthy of mention are the many beauti ful suits in the smart Redingote effects or belted back styles. Also several new models with H length coats. Some have tailored collars and cuffs, others with large shawl collars and fancy cuffs. Trimmings of Roman striped velvets. Jet novelties, tancy buttons, braias, cords, etc All serges and newest shades. Suits worth to j3 7.5o special $22.95 Men's 25 Suits at $18.95 " -v':!::j''''' Dept. Main Floor THESE excellent suifs will satisfy the most exact ing dressers, because they are tailored throughout and the fabrics are uncommonly smart. We have but 100 of them to sell at above price. Beautiful pat terns in fancy worsteds, cheviots, and tweeds. Regular Clfi QC 25 Suits special.. 10VO Men's Overcoats $15 to S25 Men's and voune men's new Bal- 'macaan Coats in complete range S?.?..:"c...:.. $25.00 Men's Raincoats $10 to $20 Men's and young men's Guaran teed Rain-Proof Slip-Ons in very latest styles. Prices range 710, $12.50, $15 and S20.00 Special showing Men's House Coats and Bath Robes, $3.50 to $10.00 Men's 25 Silk Lined Rain Coats priced very special at $16.45 Men's regular 25c Silk Lisle Hose 6 pairs for $1.00 the pair 19c Men's $1.25 Shirts at 95c Sizes 14 to 17 Main Floor Men's high-grade shiirts, in plain and plaited bosom styles, with attached cuffs. nown in scores of new stripe patterns. Also in plain white. Standard si.25 &mrts, pneed ir special 7JC Men's Cashmere Hose 50c Values at 39c Men's fine Imported Cashmere Hose In black. Extra good quality and the usual 50c grade. Special 3 pairs OQ. 1.00 or the pair. . .'. ....... J7C $2 and $3 Hats tor $1.00 Main Floor Broken lines of oar fa mous "Cheshire" and "Napoleon" Hats to be closed out at once. Soft styles. Regvlar $2.00 and $3.00 Hats at $1.00 Men's Mandalay Water-Proof Hats $3 Lewis Union Suit (or Men at $1.29 Men's "Cooper" Ribbed Underwear Shirts and Drawers, each 95c New Lines Men's Pajamas and Robes priced at $1.00 up to $2.00 Boy s' Two Pant Suits at $4,95 Tim .,.5-- Smart Norfolk Models Main Floor Dress your boy in one of these OWK Special Suits t $4.9S and settle the suit question. They are beautifully tailored from splendid woolen fabrics and you get 2 pairs of pants with each suit for l A QfT only $650 Ensslan Suits Special $3.95 Main Floor Special line of Boys' Russian style Suits underpneed for tomorrow's Sellink. Shown in sizes for boya - to 8 years o age. Regular $5.00 to JQ Q to $6.50 Suits for ...... iPOeaJ Boys' $1.75 Corduroy Pants 'at $1.45 Buster, Brown Hose for Boys 25c Pr. A Slipper Sale Tomorrow At the Bargain Circle, First Floor $2.50 Slippers $1.69 Men's House Slippers of soft, pliable vid kid, in black or brown. Several styles. Also men'a Felt Slippers. Special for Q this sale at tJ)eUa $1.50 Slippers 98c Women's Felt Juliets in popular colors. Fur or ribbon-trimmed styles. All -sizes. Regular $L50 QQ grades at, a pair wOL Crocheted Slippers 48o As sorted colors. Fitted with aoft wool insole. Very warm and cozy. Regular $1 grade, AQg on sale at rrOC V i" -BBeeaeeeeBeeaeneeeaeMS isiBBeeiwenBeaBMBnsaBBBeMBn if mm Princess Slips, Combinations High Grade Garments Selling formerly Up to $l(fc00. Special at SECOND FLOOR Beautiful Princess Slips of daHty, sheer ma terials, trimmed with deep lace and embroidery flourfce soma, with net underlay. Combinations of ; Crepe de Chine, ffihina Silk and Shadow Laces in Princess and waistline styles. A 'so hand-made French Combinations. Garments worth up to $1 -00. flJO QO Special for this sale tomorrow at only tJssVO $2.50 Combinations & Chemise $1.49 $1.65 Envelope Chemise 51.00 Dainty Envelope Chemise and Knickerbocker Combina t i o n s. Lace and embroidery trimmed. Worth, to $2.50, on sale for $1.49 Envelope Chemist and Chemise Ptaloons, trimied with laces and ribbons. Garments worth to $1.65. Special for this -2J1 sale tomorrow at .... vl Regular $1.00 Crepe Slipover Gowns, Sp ecial at 89c Men's Standard 54,50 Shoes at 3,69 Women's $5.00 New Fall Shoes at $3.69 Main Floor ;Men-'s high-grade new Fall Footwear, priced lower for tomorrow's selling. Smartest of the season's lasts in both lace and button styles. Durable gunmetal calf with high toe and heavy soles. Complete line of all sizes and widths. Men's regular $4.50 gO CQ Shoes, on sale at, pair tpOsUH Main floor special ottering in women s fine Footwear. Patent leather, dull calf, vici kid, suede and genuine buck. Tops of brocade, cravenette and mat kid. Turn or welt soles and all style heels and toes. Scores of smart new lasts to select ftom. Standard $5.00 and $6.00 Foot wear at, the pair $3. Shoes for Growing Girls Special at $3.39 a Pair ' ' Jf'T J Special line of. stylish new footwear for growing girls. Patent; with cloth tops, and gunmetal with mat tops. Sizes 24 to 6. Pair ......... .83.39 Basement Millinery S2.00 to S3.00 Hat Shapes Great Variety of Styles in This Special Offering Another of our famous "Under-" price Store" Millinery Sales for Friday. Joo untrimmed.. Hat Shapes in all the popular styles straight and rolling brim sailors, turbans, etc. Made of excellent quality velvet, plushes and com binations of silk and satin. Many shapes. -especially desirable for elderly women. By adding a bit of trimming any of these will make, a very attractive hat for Fall wear: Shapes worth AO up to 3.00 for........ 70C 200 Children's School Hats Aft 98c 69 yy sv Free Knitting & Crocheting llessons Art Dept., 2d Floor, 9 to 12, 1 to Join the free classes now forming and get the full b&efit of the in structions. Children's Free Classes in Knitting, (jrocheting and Embroidery work are held every Saturday 9 to 12. 1 25c Shirting Flannels! tat 17c 75c English Snede Cloth at 48c Main Floor 27-inch - German shirting flannels part wool, 25c quality, on sale at special J yard 1 1 C English Suede serviceable coloi Coats, 36 inched Regular 7 5c grac loth in good. for Sport Trd 48C 20c White Eiderdown Domet atjl6c Vard New Line ot Eden Cloth at 15cjYard ' Main Floor 36-inch Eiderdown Domet in pure white. Just the thing for Pajamas, Gowns, etc. 20c grade, yard.... IDC We have Just riceived new line of the famous 'Eden" Flan nels for shirts, waists, pa- 1 Jamas, etc. PriceH, yard IOC Clothes Wringers, Special S2 Department Third Floor This substantially constructed .wood frame clothes, wringer, made to fit any tub and will last O nn indefinitely. Priced very special at..., dUU Fancy Wood Baskets, priced special....... .$1.15 Extra heavy Coal Shovels, special.. ........ 15c 2.5o Spark Guards. Priced special at..... .$1.69 Afi Andirons, Firo U, Spark Guards, Scream, at 20 ; Off. Jit 3T