The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 13, 1914, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textt THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINU, NOVEMBER 13, 1914. if t . . mm F ESPECIAL. Interest tomorrow , will' be the debut reception , given by Un. Thomaa O. Hal- ley for her daughter, Mi Genevieve Hailey, at their reildenco i l Wayne street, near King. Sereral i hundred guests have been bidden to I J- call between the hours from 4 until 7 O'clock. Mils Hailey la a moat attrae- I ) tive and Ulentet girl, having studied .returned home after an absence of even months passed In California, . where she has been continuing her atudles. To Honor lit. Morritfon. A dinner will-Re given at the parish house of Trinity Episcopal church IWsdnesday, November 18, by the ladies Of Trinity Mission guild In -compli- rnent to Rev. Dr. Morrison on the fif teenth anniversary of rectorship of the X church. An invitation la extended to i- ' 11 At-- - . I . A a. l - .1 jinenas oi ur, Morrison, una mose wno ... tnunicate with Mrs. K. W. Hlld, 64& Bavensview Drive, or phone Main 308S " Mr., and Mrs. Nomian Dinner Hosts. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Norman tuenevieve Brown) were hosts at a 9 frlfttLt!f llllv annnlnlA Hinnnr luat Avon. Ing at their new 'home In Koasmere 41 Kast Thlrty-sf-ventli street north '"A crystal bowl filled with violets cen- I tered the board and rovers were laid 1 tor Mrs. M. E. Miller. Miss Kvelyn Mil ler and Miss Irene Ward, all of Seattle; ills Helen Brown, l.udwlg I,. Pokor i Itey, Walter f,. Clapham. W. I. Gladish of Seattle and the host and hostess. i.The party latrr attended the Hellig theatre and ftnisheil a most enjoyable evening with a supper party at the : Portland. Colonel and Mrs. Tucker to Winter J Here. Colonel and Mrs. W. K. Tucker have come down from their country home at the foot of Mount Hood and are regis- tered at the Hotel Benson. Hopper-Queen Wedding. A very pretty wedding was solem nised at the country home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Queen, near Saginaw, Or., Tuesday evening', November 1, when Ira M. 'Hdpper of Wclser, ' Idaho, led to tne bridal altar MIhs Elizabeth A. Queen. Th ceremony was performed by Uev. 'A, M. Williams in the presence of about 80 guests. Just previous to the Impressive ceremony Miss Maude (jll- 'fry of Creswell, Or., sang "I Love You Truly," witlj Mrs. '. II. llaight at the piano. The bridal party enteicd the J parlor to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding .march, rendered by Miss Maude Gllfry. Mm. Harold Hopper, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and wore white crepe de chine . with shudow lace and carried an arm ful of yellow cryeanthemums. Tne bridegroom was attended by his broth r, Harold Hoppor. The bride wore a beautiful wedding ' town of white cliarmeuse with over drape of chiffon, with pearl trim- tnlngs. Hhc carried a nhower bouquet ' ef white carnations, rnaidenliair fern . and lilies of th. valley. The rooms Were most beautifully adorned with crysanthemums. dahlias and ferns, each room carried dut In Its own colors. The wedding was of unusual interest because of the fact that it occurred On the twenty-fifth wedding annlv.r An artistic cluster of yellow chrys anthemums Centered the table. , Mrs. Faulconer is an attorney at law, and is a woman of exceptional attainments. Lutheran Church to Have Bazaar. The ladies of the First German Evangelical church Will hold their j nual bazaar in the basement of the church afternoon and evening, Friday, November 20. Corner of Tenth and Clay streets. Torn Verein Dance. The Seniors and Ladies' Annex f the Turn Verein announce their No vember dancing party to be given Wednesday evening, November lS,Htr their building. Thirteenth and Main. Society Notes. ' Mr. and. Mrs. D. P. Nason have moved from Glen Court apartments fo the sew Browne apartments, corner Fourteenth and Yamhill streets. Mrs. Lee Moorhouse, of Pendleton, is the house g'uest of her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Morton, at the latter's home, 676 Kast Eighteenth street, north. She plans to pass three weeks in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Henry Allen are t home in the AJter apartments. Twenty-first and Overton streets. i After visiting her. mother, Mrs. Charles Woodruff of this city, for a month, Mrs. Wagner ahd her daughter, Gertrude, have left foir Tucson, Ariz., their winter home. ' Oh her way home Mrs. Wagner will visit! with friends in L.OS Angeles and San IJE-'rancisco. Mr. Wagner i3 connected with the Southern Pacific railroad at Tucson. Recent arrivals at ! the Hot Lake Springs include the following: Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Fleming of The Dalles, and E. K. Thompson, C D. Gabrielson, C. V. McCarthy, R. A. Murray and William Shands, all of Portland. ary of the bride's parents, and some 'of the guests present had a!no been present at the former wedding in xonn waroijna ;a years ago. in trlde and br'degroom were the recip ients of many beautiful and useful Consider Needs in Hawthorne School President of Hawthorns Parent Teacher Circle Calls SI ass Meeting at the East Side Library. The president of fhe Hawthorne Parent-Teacher circle. Mrs. G. L. Bu land, has called a mass meeting at the East Side library Saturday eve ning at S o'clock, for al east slders in terested in the Hawthorne schocl. The East Side Business Men's club, the Ladd Improvement association, property owners and patrons of the Hawthorne school are invited to he present and take part in the meeting. The members of the school board are invited and the best interests of the. school will be considered. At the regular meeting of the circle, on Wednesday, a motion was passed, unanimously, to accept "the proposition made by the east side schools that are working for the new Franklin high school to co-operate wiith them In se curing their new building, and teceive their co-operation in working for the best interests of the Hawthorne school in better retaining : their present school in tact or having a new build ing centrally located ini the district. Representatives from all three schools are invited. j Prominent men will speak. Columbia Highway May Be Advertised presents. Fcl'.owirg the ceremony and County Commissioners Berer Two extending of congratulations, refresh- Propositions to Budget Committee ments were served by Mrs. A. Horn. Relatire to Exploitation at 1915 Pair per. Misses Bettio Angel, Leota Cass Two propositions for advertising the j ,,. ow.,t Columbia river highway at the San :Z"L -.fr , : . 77,; Francisco exposition were referred by Pmlth. Mrs. Hooner 1s the second the county commissioniers Wednesday daughter, of Mr. and Mrs, Queen and LZClt.nT ,7 kT, . r, has made her home lure for almost fl""11115 budet is be. reven years, coming from North Caro lina. Guest of Miss Hutterfield. Miss Lois Scott of Scotland orchards, Hood River, Or., arrived last Monday ing prepared. The Weister company of fered to show hand colored transpar encies of views along the highway con taining 160 square reetj in the Oregon building for 11152. 1 Many other counties and municipali ties are already subscribers to the to pass several months In Portland as ".'""""""" wegon commis- house guest of Mltss Greata Better- lon "if falr omrrt ended it to the " - I hoard. The cnmmtfialnn! olon cnriot,t field. Excursion to Mount Angel. The Knights of Columbus will in stitute a council at Mount Angel, Or., next Sunday (November 15). a large class having signed the roll to be in itiated. A special train conveying the Kniehts and their ladies will l-ave the "Union deoot at 9 a. m.. and will nick Lenox, Iowa, has appealed to the Com p passengers at Kast Morrison street merciaJ club to help lofcate her uncle, at 9:10 a. m. On the return the train Ebenezer C. Carson, whom she had not will lev Moi:nt Anrel at 9 d tn. The heard from in many years. She write work will bounder the supervision of that her mother, Carson's sister, is board. The commission) also susreestori that 1300 be appropriated to pay for a moaei or tne great hfgliway as a part of the model to be.shqwn of the Co lumbia river" from its I mouth to the Celilo rapids. The othier part of the model is to cost about $1000. Searching for j Uncle. Mrs. Bessie Ramsey McCreight of W. P. O'Brien of Antoria, state deputy Of the Knights of Columbus of Oregon. Former Portlander Is Guest. not expected to live lonjg and wants to ! hear from her brother . once more. CTirson s name does nofl appear in any- recent city directory. He - formerly was a cook on an Alaska steamship. Mr. ch.ri.. t rvr.i, ha. an r ..ucureigni Bays. ne asKs that fcouse guest Mrs. Oda Faulccner of lLos on who knows Carson's where-; Angeles, a former Portland resident. "V" u' who is being welcomed by-a host of I 1 ""7 friends tn the city. She arrived last I "owto v ans jod. Sunday, and plans to remain with Mrs. I Centralla, Wash., Nov. 13. J. H. Cook for several weeks. Many in-I Roberts, chairman of the Lewis county formal affairs have been given for her I Democratic central committee, has pleasure. Thursday Mrs. Elmer Ma1.-(placed in circulation a petition tndors- lory gave an informal luncheon at tne ling his candidacy for Che appointment! hotel in her honor, when there were I of Centralia's postmaster, to succeed covers for eight circling the board, ir.-IJohn M. Benedict Jr., whose term ex cluding old Friends of Mrs. Faulconer. plres in February. $8S0 Ley ster Player Piano New Camp on wt P. Road. Eugene, Or., Nov. 13.-J-A big camp is being established 23 mEles west of Eu gene on the Willamette-Pacific rail road by Elmer Russeli H. E. Russell I and William Bant .of ; Jefferson. Or.. for the purpose of getting out piling for the Southern Pacific company. Officers Lost With Good Hope. London. Nov. 13. fThe admiralty posted the names of 52 commissioned and warrant officers supposedly lost with the cruiser Good, Hope, the list including me name pi Admiral sir Christopher Craddock. r CANDY DAY TOMORROW at the Bargain Circle on the Main Floor Delicious Candles of All Kinds at Reducedf&Ices l SHOP EARLY! Only 34 More Shopping Days Till Christmas Purchases Made Now Stored Free oi Charge and Delivered When Tif billed Cashier Killed in Elevator. San Francisco, Nov. 13. Cashier A. M. Rarasay, of the iwrry Flour com- i pany, was crushed to death while try ing to enter a moving elevator. ef OK $50 Caih 1 n $12 Monthly The Haines Bros.' Player Piano Will Impart a broadening knowledge of the world's greatest composers, which is a musical education In itself. Think i),ow many have spent time and money '-even going to Europe, to acquire this Knowledge in tne old way. m.. r GRAVES MUSIC CO. Premiums -With Want Ads To every person inserting a cash Want ad amounting to 12S cents or more in next Sunday's Journal, November 15. a 25-cent box of trie famous Hazel- wood Home-Made Specials will be i given free.. This Is art opportunity to rent that room or make that " swap, i and at the same time i receive a box of delicious Hazelwoort candy. (Aav.) - - . .. f - Surgeon Chiropodist A rraduate sur eeoii chirboodlst is in aiiencance at -rn earner Shop, Double Stamps Tomorrow with cash purchases of Women's and Children's Knit Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves and Umbrellas also in Shoe Department on the Main Floor. OMg9 Woirttnmaiim & MM$ j Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods I Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 Home Phone A-6231 75c Neckwear S ? or 48c In Very Latest Ifillocls 1 i f i MAIN FLOOR- 1000, piuceV Wom en's Neckwear oriandieiaiid 'pAque collars, vestees, iVestee f jsels, coat- seis ana cnemisenes.' mics- ard 65c and 75c;Neckaf A TireinmeinidlD)e (EDsaiirtop oil Wommeini's - - ... :f few All Women's Suits, Coats, Dresses; Gowns, Waists, Etc., Reduced Womroeiii'g $25 .Coats af $11.95 Portland's Most Extraordinary Sale SECOND FLOOR SEE MORRISON STREET WINDOWS! 300 New Fall and Winter, Coats for Women and Misses A great special purchase made by our gar ment buyer, who has just returned from. New York to be placed on sale beginning tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. The assortment comprises the very latest models in -Y and full length styles. Handsome belted back or side-belted effects with panel backs also 'smart new flare skirt styles in novelty cuts. Beautifully tailored from splendid wool materials zibelines, boucle, tweeds and mannish mixtures in rich colorings and attractive patterns. The most remarkable coat values offered in Portland this season. Dozens of styles to select from and all sizes. Strictly NEW, HIGH-GRADE COATS from New York's best designers. Garments which I- 1 QK would sell ordinarily up to $25.00, offered for Saturday's selling at pl-l-VO Women's $5 Umbrellas 53.95 7 : : -J-f-- V Double Stamps With Each, Cash Putcjiajte ' DEPT. MAIN FLOOR For one day only Women's all-silf; Umbrellas in black and all the wanted colors. Some have plain itnf sterling silver tnmmea nanates. Mnctiy first quality wltn bessteM frame and rod. Our standard 45 Silk Umbrellas Saturday' P m2L Toilet Needs and Drugs MAIN FLOOR Special reduced prices on standard lines for Sat urday's selling. Take advantage. fTive bars Ivory Soap, " Qp 1 lone bar Lurline Soap J-Ol The above Soaps will not be de livered except with other pur chases made in the Drug Dept. Limit of 6 cakes to a customer. 25 c Packer's Tar Soap only 12c 15c Pears Unscented Soap at 12c lSc 47 tl White Rose Soap 12c 25c Domestic Castile Soap 10c Girls' Party Dresses at $4,98 Models Selling Up to $21 SECOND FLOOR Dainty models of chiffons and nets, trimmed with -laces, ribbons, etc.; styled in tunic ef fects with low necks and short sleeves. Odd lines and sample dresses grouped into one lot for quick disposal. Charming Dresses for party wear in ages from 6 to 14. Garments in this assortment QO selling formerly up to 21.00. Saturday at 0fXfO Girls' $10.00 Dresses at $4.98 Girls' Winter Coats, $5.98 Second Floor Broken lines of Girls' smart new winter Dresses in serge, checks . and plaids. 'All are . nicely trimmed with fancy buttons and ribbon sashes. Ages 6 to 14 years. Worth to AD $10.00 for ... d.5JO GirU' New Cape CoaU and Second Floor Smart new winter Coats for Girls 6 to 14 years of age. Rag lan or box back styles. Baby lamb, Bedford cords and zibelines in various colors. Coats worth up to 10.00 Sat-r AO urday for . . $J.0 Balmacaans at Only $9.98 Thanksgiving Sale ol Aprons Maids' Apron in scores of pretty styles of firie sheer lawns, dotted and barred Swisses, etc. Shown in round or square styles. Daintily trimmed. Prices range from 39c up to $2.25 Waitress Aprons in ATI the Popular Styles Priced at 59c to $1.98 1 Tea Aprons Womtn's Tea Aprons of fine Swisses and lawns. Many dainty styles to select from. Trimmed with laces, embroidery, pockets. etc. Priced at 39c up to $1.98 Silk Petticoats Center Circle, First Floor These excellent Petticoats are made of fine quality silk messaline in plain or with silk jersey tops. Narrow or wide accordion plaited flounces. All the want- y on ed colors. Special at Tub Waists $1.29 Dainty new models with high or low necks, long or short sleeves. Lace and embroidery trimmed. Special at $1.29 Women's 50c Lisle Hose At 35c MAIN FLOOR Double Stamps with cash purchases in Hosiery DepL Saturday. Women's 50c Silk Lisle Hose .in white and black. Splendid wearing quality and standard 5 0c grade. Priced at, the pair 35c 35c bottle Witch Hazel, 0" 16-ounce size. Special tmilXf $1.00 Imported Bocabella Castile Soap on sale now at, the bar 65c 10c Monkey Scouring Soap at 5c 10c Hand or Kitchen Sapolio 7c 5 c Williams' Talc. Powder 10c 25c Imperial Talc. Powder at 12c 25 c Massatla Talc. Powder at 11c 5oc Carman's Face Powder 25c 25c Jergen's Rice Powder at 10c Hedden's Cold Cream, OQp. I standard 50c size, now miiO 50c Dora Bourjois Powder 39c 25c Ricksecker's Tooth Powder Saturday special at 10c 25c Sozodont Tooth Paste at 10c 5oc Pebeco Tooth Paste at 28c $1.50 Oriental Cream only 89c 25c Petro, one-pound jar for 10c 50c Bay Rum, 16-oz. bottle 35c Fitch's Hair Tonic, 50c size 35c $2.25 Kid Gloves All $2 MAIN FLOOR Double Stamps with cash purchases made in this department Saturday. Women's finest quality Kid Gloves, pique sewn. Regular $2.25 d0 AA grades. Special, pair pUv Sale of Women's Handbags Women's New Style Handbags, Hand Purses, Music Rolls and Music Folds, Saturday DEPT. MAIN FLOOR SEE WINDOW! Buy now for Christmas Gifts) Women's, stylish Handbags, Hand Purses, Music Rolls and Music Folds, in "very newest sizes and shapes. These Handbags are of good quality only, fitted with mirror and lined. Pannier or round OQ handles. Don't fail to share in this offering. Your choice at JJC Men s 1.50 Union Suitl9j3c Sizes 34 Up to 44 MAIN FLOOR Extra special offering for Saturday Men's fleece lined Union Suits in gray and ecru. Spring needle ribbed with closed crotch, fashioned wrist and ankle. Also ribbed cuff and anklet. French and plain necks. Made of best quality yarns. QQ Standard $1.50 and $1.25 Union Suits for vOC Men's 1.50 Shirts at $1.19 Men's $1.25 Shirts at 95c Men's Shirts with soft French cuffs. Fine mer-' cerized crystal cloth and repps. Cut full and hand laundered. Nearly all sizes. $1.50 Shifts at Full Line Men's Carter $1.19 Men's Shirts In pjain and pleated bosom tyles. Shown in great variety of handsome stripe patterns.- Also in plain white. Reg. QC $1.25 Shirts for VDC Union Suits at $1 to $6 Men's $25.00 Fancy Suits, Saturday Only $19.85 Men's $25.00 Silk-Lined Raincoats, Only $16.45 Men's 50c Black Cashmere Hose, Special fptf 39c Boys' 2-Pant Suits for ,34.95 r Boys' $5 Mackinaws, $PD MAIN FLOOR Boys' new Nor- u MAIN FLOOR Boys'! Mackinaws folk Suits of fine quality blue serge (one or two pair pants). also in beautiful new novelty fab rics. Hand-tailored throughout. Pants are double taped. &m Qf" Special at only for skating and sfTfs wear, Beautiful patterns. Atf's!4 to 30 $ 5.00 Mackinaws a ib $ 4.50 $ 6.50 Mackinaws t w $ 5.85 1 7.50 Mackinaws v $ S.7S I $12.50 Mackinaws ' ritv $11.25 Exclusive Showing of Boys' New Balmacaans Priced i, to ffp Boys' Corduroy Pants $1.25 to $2.00 Boys' Gauntlets St t,BSc 75c Boys' Plain and Initialed Handkerchiefs at only Sc, 10c, 1 Scand 20c Boys' Knitted Caps and loques Latest Ideas at 50c f 4o $1.25 Boys' Raincoats and Hats at Lowest Prices Buy t 80c ay HT and Saw 4- I Women's 5.00 Shoes at!S3.4a Double Stamps With Cash Purchase' MAIN FLOOR Continuation tomorrow of our great sale of Worrien' t'ine Shoes hundreds have already availed themselvts of tfcfi match less opportunity and supplied their winter shoes. . Tomorow we'll give DUUBLfc siAMn wim an casn purchases maae ln.jne snoe department. Standard $4.50 and $5.00 ..Shoes for women all styles. Special", pair; , .Vf... 53.48 1 Fitch's HaTr Tonic, ) standard $1.0Qlottle. at 69c 29c Absorbent Cotton, l lb. 21c $1.00 Listerine on sale now 65c 50c Lavoris Mouth Wash at 38c 10c Boraxo on sale now at 6c 25c Antiphlogistine on sale 19c 25c Denver Mud now only 15c 50c size, at 30c, $1 size at 60c 10 pounds Epsom Salts for 50c 25 c pounds Epsom Salts for 85c t 19c1 Tooth Brushes in vari I ous styles. 35c gra 25c Lyon's Tooth Powder at 15c Standard 25c size -Colgate's Tooth Paste Saturday at only 20c 25c Euthymol Tooth Paste 15c Standard 25c Tooth Paste Sat urday special at 15c 50c Cold Creams, in Jars, at 28c 50c Daggett & Ramsdell's Cream, in jars or tubes, special at 33c Hedden's 75c Toilet Waters 50c j Prophylactic Tooth "I T ) Brushes; all textures, at -1 Borden's Malted Milk Amy TirSmminmedl EIaittaiflniiir(fflaiy i ' in , H i- m , . " - - . . 1 -1 Models Regularly Priced Up to S35 Dept. 2d Floor An unprecedented Clearing of all Trimmed Hats Saturday at the above sensationally low price. Every Hat is included regardless of the regular market price Hundreds of them to choose from and all are the smartest, newest and most de sirable of the season's productions. Small, medium and large Hats for wear on all occasions. Models for young women, matrons and misses. All newest colors and black. v Beautiful Models .trimmed with Ostrich Plumes, Oatrich Fancies, Flowers, Ribbona, Gura, Fur, Wings and Various other novelties. The most remarkable sale of Trimmed Hats Port' land women have ever had the opportunity to share in Come early, in. the day and hav the advantage of being among the first to choose -None reserved All must go. Any Hat on Display in Millinery Salons, 2d Floor, Saturday S5 Basemen Saturday Sale off . , : r L . Trimmed fiats MM. Small, Dressy Turbans . and $ailorsj , BASEMENT -A small 'froup of exceptionally pretty 'Hats select ed from our regular stock and priced for Saturday's, selling,' at dollar apiece. Smart lew Tor bans and Sailors 'trirnmid In the latest effects. These Hats would sell in the 'ordinary vay from $2.50 to $4.00. oarlf flf choice at only. , .'. . . . 1UU 52,00 Velvet Shapes A i iB0SDD& I Halted Milk , It Has No Equal. Do not take any chances with in ferior brands ask for the orig inal "Borden's." Always put up in this square pack age. ' Stop at the d e m on tration booth and try a glass of thi s healthful beveraee Prices ' row re duced. . jk 1 $1,50 Casseroles AtSl19 THIRD FLOOR Pierced brass, nickel-plated frame, , round re movable earthenware baking dish with white glazed lining,, 1 i Q Standard JU. 5o value 9lml7 (Sreatt SaBe off Wommeiiis Coatls In the Basement Under price Store than it cost the maker to produce them! Hundreds nal sacrifice the greatest sale of the season, ; It SK MX 283 Coats in this special lot l VO;0 Smartly tailored from excellent heavy woolen .materials. Three-quarter and full, length models in latest styles for general wear. Coats worth up to $15 and $20.- Your QO choice Saturday at ...... JO0 At tt A QR Beautiful, high-class : garments .fT .T in great variety of styles. Black The prices we have placed upon these Coats are less of women will be on band to share in this pbenome At QK Odd lines Women's and Misses' n Me?J Coats in light and medium weights tnd good pattern. Only a limited number in this lot, but there are nearly all sizes 0 QO and colors. Priced for Saturday's selling $0 At SR CktZ Women's and Misses' Coats In rm.1 t?U7J three-quarter and fall length models. Extra good grade materials and splendid. styles, uood heavy weight Our Regular $10.00 to jltAJ coats. We have placed them on sale tomorrow at . $5.95 plushes, , brocaded velvets, baby lamb and seaiette -some , lined with Skinners satin. i j Worth to $35.oo ,..,,;.;vVn,. 214,?5 m - - - - ? BASEMENT 1 5 0 black Velvet Hat.Shapes in the season's smart est effects. Made of 2 excellent quality black velvet. Shapes for young - women, misses -ana ma trons. Priced lor atvf- 7C day only at Grocery Speclalo ' FOURTH FLOOR Florida Grape Fruit at 4 for 25e California Grape Fruit S for 25c Sweet Potatoes, 10 pounds 25c Imported Figs at, the pound 25c 2Sc- can French Peas, only 20e ' - 151 FOURTH ST. Journal bid?. All foo t ailments treat ed in a scientific manner. (Adv.)