THE' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17. 1914.
EFFORTS TO CUT THE
. "Arrived' By 'Express '-, ,
SKATING SHOES
AND ICE SKATES ;
Men's, Women's; Boys' and Girls'
Temp'y Annex No. 2, Yeon Bid?.
' -r Buy ' the -Trsveler an . - '
Indestructo Trunk of Indestructo.
: ' " Luggage of Quality. - -'
Guaranteed 5 .years."
Temporary Annex No. I, Sth FL :
Candies; Nuts and Raisins for the
THANKSGIVING DINNER '
V"- ' -
. should be ordered early. , J
Phone Marshall 4600 of . A-6101
v Decide I " "SILK , MAID," .
-.v . $LSiik- Hose- :
- V for Xmas Gifts - : ; ;
2 Sold only at Meier & Frank's. l'!
First Floor, Sbtth-St Building
JEveryv . home" should' possess ; the s
- x enjoyment" of 'an ... -s...r v ;
-Edison Columbia" or -Victor";
Sold on dub. plan, easy payments.,
Temporary - Annex No. 1, 5th Fl. .
. -. FULTON GO-CARTS
i ' Serviceable, gift! .
: . See complete line at ;
Meier & Frank's. '
Temporary Annex No.- 1, 8th FL,
, . -. Give a Kodak f
for a Xmas GSC, 1 ,
Complete , stocks, all ilstyles and
. a" auppliesgi.! . 1: . '
Temporary Annex Ntj;l, 1st Fl.
BOOSTERS GIVE CASH
There 4ay Be Some Connec
tion Between Donation and
Abandoning Shasta Plan.
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ARBITRARY
DROPPED
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Great Ssiles
leieirll
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COIN FOR ENTERTAINMENT
Although KrotUtloa Bcgwdln; tas
Shasta Arbitrary Hit OmmI,
' rntura Plans Ar ia Xubt
Coincident with th cancelling- of a
conference In Seattle- to discuss th
removal' or reduction of the famous
$17.60 "Shasta arbitrary" on round trip
tikta to San Francisco routed by
wy of Portland, haa come the an
, notficem'ent that 118,000, In three sums
of $6000 each, had been received bjr
tha Seattle boouting organizations for
their 1J15 entertainment fund.
It wu reported that these sumi,
. though listed merely as "cash," came
from the coffers of the Harrlman, Hill
and Milwaukee railroad Interests.
' Whether any connection exists be
tween the abandonment of efforts to
' cut the arbitrary and these donations
to Seattle is unknown, but the Impres
sion haa reached this city that Seattle
was Instrumental In calling off the
' conference.
- It was made plain at conferences
previously held that the Southern Pa
ciflo company did not feel that it
( should be asked to carry passengers
' frea between Portland and San Fran
cisco, because in many cases this dis
" tance would be the only part of the
trip in which It could participate in
'revenue. It was then put up to the
railroads of the northern group to
absorb this "differential" on their
transcontinental tickets, which they
were reluctant to do.
. It was admitted at Commercial club
headquarters today that the negotia
tions regarding the Shaata arbitrary
had abruptly ceased, though there was
"no telling when It would break out
again."
"It looks rathr as If Seattle's ex
action for its entertainment fund has
a peculiar significance," aaid a Port
land booster today. We are having
trouble enough getting funds for the
, Rose Festival, to say nothing about
being deprived of the opportunity of
getting more exposition travel."
Columbus Knights
Attend Institution
' Tout Hundred Members Jonraey to
acowit Angel In Special Train to See
Vew Council Come Into Existence.
Portland Knights of CJolambus and
ladies, 400 In number, Jonrneyed over
i the Southern Pacific apeolal train to
Mount Angel last Sunday, to be present
at the Institution of the new council
In that city. The special train was met
by the Mount Angel military band.
which headed the procession to St
Mary's church, where the morning
service were held. Rev. Father O'Far-
rail, pastof of St. Luke's church at
Woodburn, delivered the address to the
: candidates.
In the afternoon the Portland degree
, tam, consisting of J. Jacooerger, A.
: Glaneltl. A. Ward, J. Beckman, C. Zur-
.'an, J.. . Hart. T. U O'Meara, E. Kene
flck and V. J. Hanley, carried out the
'. ' ceremonlfs of the first and second de
grees. The major degree waa put on
: by the Astoria degree team, consisting
of W. P. O'Brien. Jim O'Connell, Pat-
rick Kierncy and J. Noonan. A class
- of over 70 were initiated, and this
marks the institution of Council No.
i ' -1767. This,' perhaps, is th? second
largest class that has ever been initi-
- ated In a council of this state.
FoIIowIuk the day's festivities, a
large banquet was given in the city
1 hall to the Knights of Columbus and
their ladles. Covers were laid for 800.
Tobacco Men
Notified of Tax
War Assessment Took Effeot Wo
ember 1, and Wfll Xast TJntU Jane
30 of Rsxt Tear.
Tobacco dealers &ve been notified
by Milton A. Miller, collector of in
ternal revenue, of the war tax to be
levied upon ttiem, beginning November
1 until June 30, 1915. This special
tax will be S4 per year, or $3.20 for
the proportknal period of the year
,1'rom this date.
' Mr. Miller Is advising tho dealers of
this revenue district that they may
secure tho proper blanks at his office
In the customs house butldlng. These
-blanks are applications for special
form tax stamps to be used In connec
tion witli the opprations of the law.
; Penalties apply to dealers who fall
to make this application before No
vember 30.
; Senators Review
M the National Guard
. Companies Inspected Include rive of
. . Infantry, Coast Artillery, rield Ar--,
tUlery and Cavalry Bell Also Ctuerrt.
- - Jefore leaving last nlxht to visit
the harbor Improvements and lnvsti
gat, the needs of Coos hay, Senators
. . Chamberlain and Ine were guests at
" a special review of the Oregon national
guard la Portland at th Armory last
night. , Other guests were General
: George tlell Jr., hrtgade commander at
V Vancouver, and the officers from the
' Vancouver post.
" Troops inspected Included the five
-Portland companies of th Third In
fantry regiment under Colonel C. H.
Martin, : the- Kighth coast artillery
-crp, Battery A. field artillery, troop
A 'of. the llrst cavalry and the sani
tary troop.
vn informal banquet was held for
the gu'ts. following tlie inspection.
'.Music was furnished by the combined
Infantry and artillery bands.
.' Wife Allrge Cruelty.
f leant Belgbeder alleges that her
husband. Jack Belgbeder, ; forced her.
within a week of lwr marriage, to do
all chamber and janitor work In an
8 4-room lodging-house. She asks for
a divorce on grounds of cruelty , In i
milt -.filed yesterday, t Cecilia - Bab
bin! sued- Giovanni Babbini ; for di-
vorcev alleging 'eruelty.-' i "
The Hague, peace
.formed la yaaxs ago.
' tribunal v waa
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With Every Article Reduced in Women's Suits, Coats, Dresses, Furs
Eight Remarkable Groups of Women's and Misses' Apparel
Featured Tomorrow in Our Clearance of "Ready-to-Wear"
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Suits
Coats
Dresses
h7?0
-Lot 1 Misses' and Woracn'sd f
Plain and fancy styles. Serge, 1 1 UU
cheviot and f . worsted, in navy,, black,
' brown, Hague blue and green. Long and
short Coats, i with fitted or plain backs:
Skirts with plain yokes, or deep tunics.
Sizes 16 years to 55 bust.
Lot 2 Misses and Womcn'sAl 17. r
Suits. .. . .. li.LV
Fancy tailored and college Suits, in serge
and cheviot. Loose, jackets, flared or
pleated peplum style. Velvet or cordu
roy collars. Sizes 16 years to 38 bust only.
Lot 3 Women's $37.50 to,
$55.00 Suits . .a, . . .
High grade, fancy Tailored Suits of
broadcloth, velvet, broadtail and combina
tions of materials. Many are fur-trimmed.
All in the latest and most fashionable
styles. One model illustrated.
$27.50
Lot 4--Misses' and Women's Q C A
Storm Coats. ... ... . . ... 09U
Fitted or loose backs, with self bejts and
collars.others with velvet collars aid pip
ings. Plain fabrics, checks and fashion
able mixtures. One model illustrated.
Lot 5 Women's and Misses' A QQ
- Coats...:;. lfl.oo
Three-quarter length Coats in plain materials,-checks,
plaids and mixtures, set
in sleeves and loose' back. Also many
Balmacaan styles. Latest and best mod
els. 150 in the lot.
Lot 6 Women's long Black d1 1 Qf
Coats 2)1 i.OK
Boiicle and broadcloth. Full or three-1
quarter lined. Straight or cutaway style
fronts. Excellent style. Very suitable
for women who-prefer the qujet style of
dress. Only 35 in lot.
Lot 7 .Women's and
Misses' Serge Dresses.
Navy, black, brown and green. Sim
ple tailored style, skirts with deep
tunic or yokes. Fancy silk coaars.
Lot 8 Women's Fash
ionable Basque Dresses
Navy and black serge, made in modi
fied basque and cassock style. Many
have satin sleeves and under flounce.
White pique and fancy silk collars
and cuffs.
Fourth Floor, 6th St. Building.
$6.35
$12.45
JUST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND
Children's three - quarter AJl-yool
Hose, made with turnover tops, in hand
some Scotch plaid effects. Ideal Winter
Hose. Priced f 1 and f 1.50
First Floor, Sixth-St. Building
Ribbon
Remnants
15c
Sold by the Strip Only
None C. O. D. No Strips Cot ,
Great.variety colors, patterns, combinations and styles.
Plain Ribbons fancies, velvets and novelties. All lengths.
Ribbon Remnants worth to 50c on sale tomorrow 15
Just the Ribbons for Xmas work. 1
First Floor, 6th St. Building.
This ltsxa win not ppsu la morning pops. 8s this spae
for additions! xemarksbls nm.
Thanksgiving Linen Sale
ALL TABLE LINENS REDUCED!
$2.25 Union Linen Table Cloths f 1.50 '
Heavy weight and very serviceable. Spot with fleur de lis
borders 7Zx72-inch size.
$1.25 Mercerized Napkins, dpzen . .98
Good grade mercerized Table Napkins, splendid ' for hotel
or common use. Will launder perfectly.
50c Round Center Pieces .".25
Embroidered centers and lace edges, also scalloped edges
30 inches in diameter. Third Floor, Sixth-St. Building
Tais itsm will not appsar la too mint; paper, s tola spacs
for additional rsmarkasla aews. i
Smartly Trimmed Hats
SI. 7
Regularly Selling $3 to $6 (
The styles are "good" and fashionable.
There's a splendid variety of shapes, color
and effects to select from. You're assured
of a splendid bargain,- in purchasing these
Trimmed Hats, selling regular at $3 to $6
Tomorrow at $1.75.
$2 to $3.50 Untrimmed Hats silk velvet
and silk plush in many fashionable A
shapes -aDC
Second Floor, 6th St. Building.
This ltsat wUl not appear la.mozalaar bsdu.
this spacs for additional remarkable new.-
OtolZoTlockBargains
Morning Feature at Meier & Franks
Remnants Fancy All-Over Laces, Each' 59c
Two and 3-yard lengths. 45 inches wide. Soft
laces,, white cream and ecru. Make splendid
waists." Originally $1.75 to $2.50 yard.
Ninth : Floor, Temporary Annex, No. 1.
Women's 35c Black and Tan Cotton Hose,
Pair 18c ;
Extra fine medium weight. Double tops and
soles. First Floor, 6th St. Building.
40c Wash Nets, Yard 25c
White and cream, 36 inches wide. For waists,
caps, etc. First Floor, 6th St. Building
Another Lot! Limited- Quantity!
10c Cotton Suitings, Yard 5c
27 inches wide. TJight and dark colofc. Stripes,
checks and polka dots.
Third Floor, 6th St. Building.
98c Flannelette Dressing Sacques, 50c '
Good assortment. Light and. dark colors. - At
tractive designs. Fifth Floor, 6th St. Building.
Wednesday Morning
Gr o eery Spe cials
Men's Winter Weight Underwear
MenV $1.50 Union Suits, 95c
Medium heavy wool mixed,
ribbed style. Natural gray, with
closed crotch.
Men's $3.00 Union Suits, $2.59
Fine Australian Worsted, nat
ural gray, blue and pink. Medium
weight, perfect fitting garments.
Men's Cotton Union Suits, 85c
Heavy Ribbed Cotton, come in
silver grav and ecru color only.
Men's Shirts and Drawers, 95c
Heavy Worsted, Derby Ribbed
Good winter weight in natural
gray. Form fitting, splendid for
service.
Men's $1.25 Munsing Union
Suits, 98c
Cotton fleeced.. Soft, non-irritating
yarn. In ecru . and gray
colors. .
Men's $3 Union Suits, $2.65
Wright's Wool mixed. Heavy
weight, natural gray color. Closed
crotch. 1
Men'sr $1 Shirts and Drawers,
- !'- - Each 85c'
Wright's ribbed cotton. 'Med
ium and 'heavy weights. In ecru
color only.
Men's $1.75 Shirts and
Drawers, Each $1.49'
Wright's Blue Random Wor
stedand mercerized lisle gar
ments, j Good winter weight.
Elastic well fitting.
Men's $2 Shirts and Drawers,
$1.69
Wright's Australian Wool. Der
by ribbed style, medium weight.
P'orm fitting, neatly finished. In
white only.
Men's ! Springtex Union Suits,
1 $1.89 .
Light Weight Worsted. Spring
needle ribbed garments. Natural
gray. Closed crotch. Sizes 34
to 50. '
Men's Store, First Floor, Tem
porary. Annex,' No. 1.
Great Sale of Athena Underwear
For Women and Children Now in Progress
Women's 65c "Athena" Cotton Vests, no-y 53
Women's $1.25 "Athena" Merino Vests and
Tights, now each $1.05
Women's $1.75 "Athena" Wool Vests and
Tights, each , $1.58
Women's $2.50 "Athena" Silk and Wool Vests
and Tights, each $2.15
Women's $r.25 "Athena" Cotton Union Suits.
now ..$1.10
Women's $2.00 "Athena" Wool and Cotton
Union Suits, now $1.75
Women's $3.50 "Athena" Wool Union Suits,
' now $3.15
Children's 75c "Athena" Cotton Union Suits 68
Second Floor, 6th St. Building.
I
Men! Here's! A
Event!
$2Q and $25 Overcoats
Sizes remaining to size 40 only. Storm
and shawl collars in the full-length
Coats, also a good selection of three-
quarter length Coats .
$9.85
Sectmfl rioot Ttmponry Annw Wo. 1
November Drug Sale
All This Week Prices Radically Reduced on
Drug Sundries, Toilet Articles, Rubber
Goods, Bristle Goods and Stationery
25"c Size Mentholatum 15?
Mercolized Wax , 59?
50c size Scott's Emulsion 33
Pinaud's Lilas de France Vegetal 59
D'Orsay's Eau de Cologne 43?
$1.00 Double Bristle,, Hughes Ideal Hair
Brushes .69
Ebony, Mahogany Back Hand Mirrors 69
Williams' Talcum, assorted odors 10
Luxus Rouge. 33
Raisin Stick Rouge 11
Bathasweet, 2 for .25
Sanitol Shaving Stick 15
Colgate's Shaving Cream. .-. .20
Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap 7$
Armour's Super Tar Shampoo Soap 10
50c Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder ..19
Pasteurine Tooth Paste, 2 for 25
Sanitol Cold Cream 15
Sempre Giovine 28
Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower.. 69?
First Floor, 6th St. Building.
$5.00 Pure Silk Shirts (1 QP
In Our Greatest Shirt ISaie1-
This is the r opportunity you've always
$6.00 arid $7.00 Silk Shirts at . . .
$2.00 Snk-Front ShirU at . ... ........
$1.50 Nofade Shirts at
No Phone Orders for These Items
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
10c Packages Seeded Raisins, 8c No. 1 cartons. Newly
seeded. . .; v-. ... - .
Orange or Lemon Peel, Pound 17 VicFor fruit cake and
mince meat.
New Cleaned Currants, Package I3V2C-N0. 1 package.
Clean, ready to use. . -
- Boiled Cider, Bottle 17Vac Large size bottle 30c. Best
quality. t , . ' ' t -
Pastry Flour, Sack 29c No. 9 sack. Makes fine cake.
Three Pounds Seedless Raisins, 25c -New fruit. Cleaned
and capped. , - 1 - Pure Food Grocery, Basement, 6th St. Bide.! . .
wanted!
: $2.98
. . .98c
. . . .85c
Msn's 8tors Tsmporsry Anns o. 1
Wednesday Is Always Notion Day
AT MEIER & FRANK'S
Special Demonstration OMO Shields This
Week With Special Prices in Effect
50c OMO Zouave Shields, Nos. 4 and 5, pr. 39c
$1.50 OMO Brassieres, to size 44, pair $1.25
22c No. 2 OMO Shields, nainsook, 3 pairs 50&
pair .17?
25c No. 3 OMO Shields, nainsook, 3 pairs 55S
pair : -20
30c No. 4 OMO Shields, nainsook, 3 pairs 65,
pair , . . . .25
50c OMO SaniUry Belts, each . ... . . ...,35&
65c OMO Sanitary Aprons, medium size, 55
15c Shell and Amber Hair Pins, box..... .5
25c Girdle Forms, all sizes, each .15
New Fancy ?ilk Frilled Elastic
Plain and combination colors, yd. 35Mo 85
'i
THE- QUALlTyT STOEr Orr POKTLAKD.
FREEi Card Wilson's Dress Hooks and Eyes
- . . As Long as Any Remain To
All Who Bring in Copy of This Advertisement.
First Floor, 6th St. Building.
ICE SKATES HOLLOW ; GROUND
Same ' Day as , Received, for . 25 ' Cents
Temporary Annex No 2, Yeon BIdg.
Merry old Santa Claus is here in
Toytotl)m
At Meier & Frank's
Temporary Annex No. Z, Yeon
Bldg., N7E. Cor. 5th arid Alder
Sts. Mail letters to Santa ill the
Christmas Mail Box mere in
Santa Claus' Headquarters.
The Interest Is Keen in Ou?, Great'
Story-Writing Contest for Chil
dren 12 Years and Under. Began
Taday and Ends December 10
$100 In Toys Given Aliray in
Prizes Read Details of Contest
Carefully.
We are going to hsve a Storj Writln
Contest, and boys and girls 12 yeaj of age
and under are eligible to enter thi 9 Contest.
The stories are not to exceed 300 wirds eacn.'
and you have the choice of one dr both of
the following subjects: - 3i
Subject A "What I Saw In Titown at i
Meier & Prank's." Hi
Subject B "My Reasons Why Bffllta Claus
Always Makes HJs
Franka.
is Headquarters affMeler &
Kight prises will be given to glrlsrand eight
prises to boy. The judges will be 0se adver
tising managers of tho Oregonlan, Journal and
Telegram. Prises to be awarded aX follows:
nasi nnzi ros gibis:
First Prise (Both subjects A'arMj B) $19
In Toys for each subject.
Second Prise (Both subjects ! hd B)
J7.50 in Toys for each subject. .Si'
Third Prixe (Both subjects A i5d B), $5
in Toys for each subject. 'ill -
Fourth Prle-( Both subjects iand 8).
$2.50 In Toys for ch subject. Si: ..-.-.
TtQMH FXXZZS rOXS 30TJ:
First Prise (Both subjects A aSfr B) ,$19
in Toys for each subject. I '
Second prise (Both subjects A-; and B)
$7.60 in Toys for esch subjeci. S i i.
Third Prize (Both subjects A and B)
$5.00 in Tovs for, each subject. '?, ; .-
Fourth Prise (Both, subjects A-; and , B) .
$2.50 in Toys for each subject. i t
mPOBTAlTTi The name and s&dress of
writer must be omitted from. stori! Stories .
must toe written one ide of piperVf rdy"ad;
presented before December loth lo tSej "Story
Writing Oontemt Department' in iToytown
Yeon Building. Northeast roniw "6tb jnd AWr .
ftreets. Stories will not ba aeopts;By mall.
Tills ltm will not sppsar is worarear pausr.
Bee this pacs for additional rmrkU, news..
Four Toy Specials
Tomorrow
IN TOYTOWN, YEON BUltblNG
. $1.50 Electric Trains, &8 . V
Locomotive, tender and ttfoi, coacjies,
with a circurlar - track. Can bt ooerated
with dry batteries. s Perfectly safe for any
child to Handle;
$1.25 Kid Body Dolls, fo'tSM-
Fully jointed Dolls, 21 inches WthSleep-
t i i . . -
inE eyes anu jargc tuny wigs.,. Jiave snoes
Children's S7.00 Han Jrjtra. SQ
Built of good heavy materialHi and will
'stand hard usage. Double drivinfe gear and
ruDDcr-tirea wr.ceis, . Kuns very .easy
Splendid "bargain" for ;tomoiroConlv:v i
t $1.50 Desk Style Blackboars, 98
Well j made, good wooden frarriesfi Roll
on top. with A. B. CZ$, music notes and pic
tures : fpr drawing- purposes: places for
stationery, pencils, etc. '.' ' : ' i;-;-.,i- - r.
Toytown, Temporary Annex, . Nc! 2, i Yeon
Bldg., Northeast Cor. oth and Ider Sts.
No, 1 KiaiymMol7(t
Is an Ideal Xmas Gift' for Boy or Girl
.Fitted with all the fnewest Ko:Tefirie
meriK. Takes rirtnr j 3T -A
: -T- l a-JO,13L III
the daylight with . Eastman N.i ?C". Film-
Fitted with double R. R. lens, priced at SO
vVuiupicLc unc oi ,xvuaaK5 -pneett to 5Oi.
. Brownies Priced 1.00, to $X2,'
Kodak Enlargements
' Idearfor;;Xinas4Giftsy
8x1 0 3epa ' Enlargenents . ,r. . . . .40
8x10 Black and White Enlargements 30c?
Kodak Store,', Temporary. Annex,: No. 1.
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