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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1914.
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MEIER & FRANK'S
Agents Warner, Redfern, Mme. Irene, Successo, Mme. Lyra, American Lady, Frolaset, Nemo Corsets
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' , Own Personal' Beoord.
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AGENTS KNOX HATS FOR MEN
Men's Store, Temporary Annex
MEWS
STORll
first at i
oeconar
Floors t
Tempotprg
Annex
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Choose Tomorrow, for Men, Women and Children
Pnri Or rift T?nhrt Rnath.
MUBijJilean candidate lor JLTnited States
.enatur, 'addrcHKed the voters of this
fclty Iaut rilght Th meeting was
Veld at the Commercial club, and. an
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eo In the audience was noted.
Mr. Uooth said that he came to tne
l . 1 V, . ,
wanted them to realize that, whatever
tKn Kronnrt Ionn.t. Vot hA wan ecrtially
Interested In all nectiona of the state.
Mr. Booth outlined the growth -of ' the
Republican party, and pointed to the
enlevements undor Republican Tula.
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and advised the interstate commerce
commi.snlon to be arbiters and not op
prensore. . The Wilson administration waa
ecored for Its alleced unfair, unstates-
maiiDke and untrue party pledges. The
tweaker called attention'' to lwhat he
termed the harmful influence, of the
I'ar.ama canal tolls upon" the develop
ment of Oregon. The protective tariff
.tyHtenl was heartily Indorsed. "Amer
ica was built up by th e protective tar
iff uViitnnf omf iirnn t h i t nnMnv 1
s.ataml," declared Mr. Booth.
' Mr. Booth urg'-d fullest development
of forewt reserves, advising that tim
ber be sold under certain restrictions
' uril at reasonable prices.
Students of the Crook County" High
' school at Prinevilla were addressed bv
Mr. HootM" earlier in the day. The can
didate was accompanied to Redmond
mid throughout the day by an escort
of 12 i'rineville business men, headed
by Mayor .Clifton. At Sisters, a large
gathering greeted the speaker. School
.was dlsmlstje'd and pupils furnished
music for the meeting. .The speaker
ngninsi the resources of the forests
and mountains of the state for the
development of Industries.
"I do not own any Interest In any
watr power company pr water power
project. I am not associated with any
one who has, so far as I have knowl
edge," he declared.
Despite the Booth visit, local Dem
ocrats are. confident that Chamberlain
will carry these precincts with a hand
some majority.
Hosiery for Women In Box , Lots Only
4 lots Women's .1 5c Hose, 6. pairs 67c
1 lot Women's 25c Hosea pairs 38c
4 lots Women's. 25c Hose, 6 prs. $1.19
5 lots Women's 35c Hose, 6 prs. $1.59
1 lot Women's 35c,Hose, 6 prs. $1.63
3 lots Women's -3 5 c H ose, 6 prs. $1 .73
5 lots'Women's 50c Hose, 6 prs. $2.29
2,lots Women's 50c Hose, 6 prs. $2.49
2 lots Women's l Hose, 3 prs. $2.59
Hot Women's 65c Hose, 6 prs. $2.69
2 lots Wdm's $1.50 Hose, 3 prs. $3.63
nxst "riow sixth stTMt Bidr.
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Hosiery for Children w Box Lots Only
Child's 12k Ribbed Hose, 6 pairs 67c
Misses' 1 7c Cotton Hose, 6 pairs 73c
2 lots Child's 25c Hose, 6 pairs $1.19
Infants' 12ic Cotton Hose, 6 pairs 63c
Irifants 20c Lisle Hose 6 paifs . .89c
Tlrat Floor sixth Street Bid.
Hosiery for Men In Box Lots Only
Marathon Cotton Hose, 6 prs. 55c
25c Cashmere Wool Hose, 6 prs. 75c
25c Onyx Silk. Lisle Hose, 6 prs. 89c'
Men's 25c Ajax Cot. Hose, 6 prs. 90c
2 lots Men's 25c Hose, 6 pairs $1.15
4 lots Men's 25c Hose, 6 pairs $1.25
35c Cashmere Woof, 6 pairs. .$1.45
50c Black Silk Hose, 6 pairs $1.S0
Men's Clocked Silk Hose, 3 prs. $1.65
Men's 50c Lisle Hose, 6 pairs. .$2.25
50c Cashmere Wool, 6 pairs' $2.39
50c Heavy Silk Hose, 6 pairs $2.50
Men- Stora-- First Floor Temporary Annex
He's Distinguished Because
Careful in Dress!
The distinguishing features of our Clothing Lines are the individual
ity these Garments impart to the wiearcr and durability of servke they
afford: Individuality, because the Garments are finely tailored from
favored weaves along the most approved lines of style and according to
the newest ideas Durability of service, because only ..carefully selected
materials enter into their composition and expert workmanship is ex
acted with scrupulous attention to detail.
Oar "leaders" include such famous makers as Alfred, Decker & Cohn
(Society Brand Clothes), L. Adler Brothers of Rochester, Hi ckey
Freeman, Washington Company, Rogers-J?eet and Naumberg & Co.
Our stocks were never more complete or representative of the best
than now and a gratifying selection in conservative or advanced models
is to be had.
Men who make this their store show distinctive individuality in their
Clothes. We have your model priced at the most moderate figure
compatible with good Clothing standards. You would do well to call
and experience the satisfaction that our Men's Store affords to ,all.
It's a timely suggestion we make to "pick" one of these smart new
Suits and Overcoats for winter wear tomorrow.
Wen's Store Second Floor Temporary Annex,
SB
Endless Chain .Is
Gathering Strength
Commercial Clan Is Active In Attract
ing; Large Attendance at Manufac
turers' and X.and Products Show.'
The old principle of the "endless
ehain" la being employed by the Com
mercial club to make sure that every
member is on hand for the opening of i
the MfirTufaoturers' and Land Products !
how nxt Monday night. Dr. K. A. I
lMi-rcc i' chairman of a committee i
which will telephone to a list of 40 '
members, each of the 0 to call up 40 i
others in similar manner. Each will !
be told to b present and help make
the first night's crowd.
The Armory, scene of the. coming: ex
hibition of home made wares and the
bounty of farm and orchard. Is fairly
humming this week with the sound Of
hammers, the scrape of ladders and
the swish of the pa4nt brush. Carpen
ters are well along -with the temporary
nnex buildings on the streets adja
cent to the Armory- and Individual ex
hibitors already. I are getting their
booths fitted up and their exhibits In
stalled. '
One of the attractive displays will
be the exhibit of the Portland Art
association, most of Its painter-members
having arranged to hang speci
mens of work as an aesthetic touch to
,the show. The postoffice department.
' the forestry service, the dty of Port
land, and other departments of govern
ment will have educational exhibits.
TZMPOXAXT AXTHZX
Take Flashlight
Pictures
Excellent results may be obtained by an
amateur so simple is the method. Fa
miliar home scene! are satisfactorily re
tained to freshen the memory in after
years by means of the Flashlight.
We have a complete line of Eastman
Flash Sheets and Flash Cartridges.
Ask for Free Booklet "At Home With
the Kodak" and "By Flashlight." '
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY!
Wooden Tripods, two sections, usually
90c. Special 49e
Metal Tripods, three sections, usually
$1.60. Special $1.19
$1.75 Leather Loose-Leaf Albums, 7xt0,
SO leaves. Special $1.29
Tirwt Floor Temporary Annex.
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Platinoid Picture
Frames Now 50c
We've just received another con
signment of these handsome Plati
noid Picture Frames, -
which will be on sale
all day tomorrow at the
very low price of 50.
Look like sterling sil
ver, in oval shape, with
two ball feet and velvet
easel back.
Specialty Priced For Satur
day's Selling at SOc.
First Floor Sixth Street Bid.,
Boys, Play With Might and Main!
A Samson Suit Doth Wear Restrain
Match them together-7 your sturdy, energetic boy and a wear resisting Samson Suit. It's
the nature of boys to be rough and ready, and their clothing must withstand the strain.
That's why we have Samson Suits in our Boys' Clothing Department.
These Suits are made to our own specifications and they meet the demands of parents,
for an attractive Suit, that will "stand up" to the hardest test that boys generally give
such garments.
Bring your boy here tomorrow and have him outfitted in a Samson Suit. They're made
of all-wool and carefully tailored. The Knickers are fully lined and the seams are taped.
Samson Suits are reinforced where wear coms and the two pairs of Knickers gives the
boy practically the service of two Suits from ore Samson Suit at $6.50.
Complete showing of Fall Hats and Caps for boys at 50c to $3.50
Boys' Raincoats and Rain-Capes in Complete Assortment Moderately Priced.
Boys' Store Beoond Floor Temporary Annex.
Safaurday 6&B to 1 2" Long to
I - A -
Quantities Are LimitedMany Lots May Not Suffice Until Noon Shop EaHyi
t
STORE OPENS AT 9 O'CLOCK
THESE SPECIALS 9 TO 12
Chamberlain Has .
Mail Ronte Opened
Direct Service Between Klamath rails
and lakevleer Be-XstahUshed and
Contract for Carrying Is Awurded.
Klamnth Falls, Or Oct. 2Z.-
Through the activity of Senator j
George E. Chamberlain, the direct mall
service . between Klamath Falls and
L,ake lew, terminated after being In I
operation over 40 years, has been re- i
established. There is rejoicing here, !
as the service between the two county !
seats Is much more satisfactory than
when carried on via Reno. I
When the laet contracts for the ser- 1
vice was let. It was only for that por- i
tlon f the" route between Klamath
Falls and Bly. As a result, the Drews
Valley secUon and others toward Lake- '
view were compelled to Journey either '
to TAkevlew or Bly for their malL !
.The matter was taken up this sum
mer with Senator Chamberlain by !
County Judge Bernard Daly of Lake '
county. The result Is that a contract !
. for this portion of the route has been i
awarded the Consolidated State com- !
puny, and the through service will be '
re-established November 1. !
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
$1.00 and $1.50 Brassieres 50c
French percale, in crossed back style. Trimmed with linen
lace edging.
No Phone Orders. Fifth Floor, 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Boys' Roller Skates 69c
150 pairs of regular $1.25 Rollef 1 Skates for boys extension
style. Have steel wheels. Quantity limited. Shop early.
No Phone Orders. First Floor, Temporary Annex.
Special 9 to -12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Children's $1.50 Union Suits 78c
"Luzerne" Union Suits of mixed wool and cotton. High neck
style, long sleeves and ankle length.
No Phone Orders. Second Floor, 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Children's Heavy Sweaters 66c
Good heavy weight, sizes 2 to 5 years. Ruff neck style, two
pockets, in Oxford, tan and white.
No Phone Orders. Second Floor, 6th St. Building.
STORE OPENS AT 9 O'CLOCK
Real Irish Crochet Medallions Reduced
Small and Medium Sizes. -
5c and 10c Irish Crochet Medallions, each.... ..3 1
15c Irish Crochet Medallions, each Hp
ioc Irish Crochet Medallions, each ." !2
No Phone Orders. First Floor, 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
$2.50 and $2.75 Silk Knickers $1.85
Hall's Glove Silk Knickers in pink, white and taupe. Regular
Second Floor, 6th St. Building.
and outsizes.
No Phone Orders.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Women's $1.00 Gowns 65c
Nainsook and Cambric Gowns, high or low neck, lace and em
broidery trimmed.
No Phone Orders. Second Floor, 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only 4
20c-30c Irish Crochet Edges & Beading, Yd.,14c
From to 5-mch widths in edges and bearding. s
No Phone Orders. First Floor, 6th St. Buiffiing.
PAMPHLET GIVEN AWAY
;: The Journal la sdll giving away!
copies at the IniUattve State pamphlet, i
-'.: It contains all the measures hfnr tuL I
, . people and arguments for and against
them. There are only a few left. AkV
for them at the business counter
flair Cnr. fnnf J
Oak Grove, Or.. Oct. 23. The SoclaT
: Service club met Thursday afternoon
V at the Methodist church, for the reg
;.' ular club meeting. "Citizens Duties, '
by Mrs. "Appleby, of Milwauike, and
"My Little Sister." bv Mrs C s t.k
nell, of Oak Grove, were papers read.
; George C. Brownell addressed a lars
' audience at the Methodist Emsconai I
church Wednesday evening on "Tern-!
- meeting. The Alldredge quartet sang.
" 11 Mrs. Anna. Rackna whs want
- Juiy j, exp-oung to spend the greater
; pare oi ino winter in uermany, on ac
; ' count of the war, has returned to the
r home of her daughter, Mr. John Ris-f
ley, at Rialey. J
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Children's Middy Blouses 75c
Bala nee of our stocks of novelty Blouses, also navy and
khaki Blouses. 6 to 14-year sizes.
No Phone Orders. Fifth Floor, 6th St. . Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Men's 50c Silk Ties 12c
Immense assortment broken lines Silk Ties in four-in-hand,
tubular and flowing end styles. Great variety.
No Phone Orders. First Floor, Temporary Annex.
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13 '
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
85c Shadow Lace Allovers, Yard 29c i
White and cream-for waistings 36 inches wide. Handsome
patterns. 'V
No Phone Orders. First Floor, 6th St. Budding.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Children's $2.50 School Dresses $1.49
Cotton and wool mixtures and serges, in neat styles, prettily
trimmed. 6 to 14-year sizes.
No. Phone Orders. Fifth Floor; 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Be and 10c Handkerchiefs, Each 4c Dozen 40c
Sheer white materials, plain, embroidered or colored borders.
For women and children.
No Phone Orders. First Floor, 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only j
.Infants' $1.00 Nainsook Dresses 59c
Soft material. French knots, fine tucks and feather stirhing.
No Phone Orders. Second Floor, 6th St. Buftding.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Children's New Coats, $6.95-$7.95 Models $4.85
Sizes 6 to 14 years. Balmacaan sleeves, ' half belt, materials
guaranteed.
No Phone Orders. Fifth Floor, 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Ruffling Remnants, Strip 10c
J-yard to 1-yard lengths Nets, Laces, Chiffons, regularly 25c,
35c and 50c. Sold by strip only.
No Phone Orders. First Floor, 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Down Cushions Reduced
90c Down Cushions, 18x18 size, each... .72tf
$1.20 Down Cushions, 20x20 size, each .98t
No Phone Orders. Ninth Floor, Temporary nnex. S
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only '
5c Cotton Laces, Yard '3c ;
Cotton Torchon and Savilla Laces, to l-inch widths.
No Phone Orders. First Floor, 6th St. Building.
Special 9 to 12 Tomorrow Only
Boys' and Youths' School
Shoes Reduced
Gunmetal or box calf leather,
heavy double soles, broad toes.
Boys' $2 Shoes, sizes -9-13 J, $1.68
Boys' $2.50 Shoes, 1 to 6, $1.98
Ttatrd TU
Slxtn Street BUUr.
JT PImm Orders
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock
Tomorrow Only
20c "Cameo"
Quiltings, Yd., ,15c
8 Yards for $1.00.
36 'inches wide heavy
quilt : material, attractive
patterns, flowered, butterfly,-
etc., - handsome
color combinations. .
Third rioer-Slxtn Street Bids'.
no Pnone Orderr
TMCr Q.UAL1T yT"STO RJSr OF POKTLAH D
reflhixllvTlcatMy Alder Sia.
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock
Tomorrow Only
25c "Royal" Bath-;
robing, Yard 18c
27 inches wide. Heavy
two-faced cotton flannel,
handsome colors, con
ventional designs.
Tbird Ploor Sixth street Bid.
Ho Phone Order
Special 9 to 12 o'Clock Tomorrow Only
Morning Grocery Specials
NO PHONE ORDERS ON THESE LITEMS
Victor Butter, roll 59f . Oregon made Cre?.4n'y Butter.
Eastern Sugar-Cured Hams, lb. 19. W,ll smoked,
tender and iuiey. A
Victor Coffee, lb. 25. Uniform in nullity hijrh-
grade Coffee. 1
15c No. 1 cans Minced Clams. lO. Warrfnton brand.
Regular lScs size.
15c tans -Sliced Pineapple, 12.: Hawaiian pack. No.
2 cans, dozen cans 91.35. -y
3 bars Fels Naptha Soap for 10. Best "known brand.
Limit, 3 bars to a purchaser -Pure
Poe Grocery . Baeeme&t-Slxthistreet Bids.