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Newspaper Page TextL 1 J. THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY ; MORNING, JANUARY ' 17, : 1915. . THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY: MORNING, JANUARY 17n , - : " ' ' - J BENEFITED BY GOOD HIGHWAYS EXH IBIT Oregon Display .In Connection With . Columbia Highway Wins Praise , at Frisco, MEANS OF TRAVEL FACTOR Portland BomtIui CrsdU.d 'With X Ing XJts Wlrts la . Msttsr of i - Xoa4s Fromotion. ftan. Francisco. Jan. 1. That hurt 4rda of thousands of exposition vlsl tors will rtrofit tersonaIly by the great lesson to be taught by the exhibits of this country's system' of highways Is elear to those who have the opportun-j Hy of talking with Blythe Henderson, hhlef pt transportation exhibits, P. F. I. K., : and his assistant, W. IS. Ben- ion. V"ei xienuersun is an expert on au transportation questions mat s why He occupies this Important offi cial position with the exposition. He is enthusiastic, but his enthusiasm i la- underlaid with sound reasoning and J Ms conclusions are drawn from ac tual experiences and knowledge of transportation conditions. In this and other countries. t "The importance of good roads," he said to The Journal representative yesterday, "cannot be Overestimated. and these wonderful exhibits of the country's highways will educate all of th farmers, all of the city people and ail of the railroads to what a few of them already grasped. Transporta tion is the life blood of any country- arid transportation does not mean rail roads alone. Win Aid Tanner. It means good roads to enable the tanner to market his crops profitably and to make bis heavy hauls at nomi nal expense. It means travel and freight privileges for. people to live in sections a vwiy from steel- rails; it means develonment of thousand ett sections of our country through invest- I merits and business brought in by tourist travel; it means capitalization of the magnificent scenery of the west And all of this is dependent on food roads "The only logical way to develoD a ection is to bring people; into It; and the only, way to get them there Is to arrord a' means of travel. The auto mobile industry has long passed the luxury stage it is now an Important Industrrlal factor in every line of bus iness and development, and it has rather forced the good roads move ment for which we should all be thankful. The Oregon people are going at the proposition right and the whole state Is t be congratulated on the fine class of construction used on ''your great Columbia highway. ' Columbia Koad Praised. "The state will find It the best In vestment It ever made not only this particular road, but every well con structed road within its borders. Of course I am delighted that the Col umbia highway will be represented with the other important highways II find that practically efery exposition official, as well a the .transportation , reri throughout the -country, are equal ly, pleased and enthusiastic over it. Those Portland Rosarlans are the or-1 final yve wires in promoting this I nu we an iae our nata oil to-' them. Engineer Lancaster is a wonderfully capable man, and. J. c. Ainsworth and Frank C. Illggs who are acting on the committee with him are men wno undoubtedly do the inings tney set out to do. We are also gratified at the selection of your art ist, Fred Routledge, and we know your wa-uiuii wiu DO -great. r- - Memorial for Late Seneca Smith Heidi Attprnsys ray Tributes to Departed : Xember and ' Association Adopts : xesoltraons. Memorial services in honor of the late Judge Seneca Smith were held yesterday In Circuit Judge ' Kava- naugn s courtroom. Tributes were paid to the memory of Judge Smith by Judge H. II. Northup, Judge M. C Oaorm .Indira Martin T. Dlnu T.. n - . n .... . .fvo, , uugu i ttODort u. morrow. Judge J. P. Kava naugh. Attorney II. M. Esterly Attor- ny Isaac Bwett, Attorney V, K. Strode " AnA A lnrn William TTnl.. T.. -a i ----v. j . . .. u... . . iiuugo .v. . e.v. ivaviuuuill WIIIUH went adopted by the members of the bar1 L present.. The resolutions summarize! the lire of Judge Smith and end. with the following tribute: l He wa a most kindly man. Hi ' pleasing smile and well told humorous -stories were always welcomed in every ' circle. He was honest and public spirited. He was devoted to the best interests of the state and nation, from ' his point of view. The hardships of his early life had taught him to con tinue to . do what his hand found -to j do. until the end -was accomplished.' He will be greatly missed. I Therefore, be it resolved, that In the death of Seneca Smith, the city rat Portland has lost a friend, sealous for its welfare; the state of Oregon j valued citizen, and the bench and bar one who always strovn tn uniwiM ,th 1 honor and dignity of the profession, j . rse i xurmer resolved, that our sympathies are hereby extended to hi boreitved widow, that a copy of these ; resolutions be forwarded to her, and 1 .sirwi upun inn journal or tnis court. H. H.. NORTHUP, f r "' ' Chairman; " MARTIN IZ PIPES, W. B. GILBERT. , :'. . , M. C. GEORGE, - '"' H. M. ESTERLET. Dated January K. 1915. Appeal to Follow Action of Court Jaaaner 6f Commission Merchants Is ITpheld and Case WU1 Oo to Su- ' f Without "jcpposBlon on the - part of 'the stale. Circuit Judge Davis yes terday upheld the demurrer of B.. H. L Levy and J. J. Cole, commission mer- , cniuiia, 10 . a cnarge oi violation , oi the commission merchant law against , them. !'.-., ,-' :- , Thei district; attorney's office ' al lowed I the case to go without opposi tion tat the case might be taken be fore Tie supreme court at once and de cided.'' by that body before the legis lature adjourns. Should the law be held unconstitutional It will then be possible to have a new law - passed eliminating the unconstitutional feat ures of the present law. An appeal "will be taken at once. . Had the law boen upheld by Judge Davis the de fendants would have had a year's time In which to appeal and the case would probably not have been decided be lore the legislature adjourns. Sate Women's $1.00 Silk Hose 63c a At this great price reduction we place on sale a fine line of Women's pure silk Hose in black and colors -they are run of the mill stockings, shown in all sizes- they are perfect fitting; silk Hose, in a quality regularly, Q sold at $1.00. Clearance Price "... . . i DOC Most Enceptional Values in Knit Underwear and Hosiery IN i C VESTS AND PANTS REG. 65c VALUES A' special underpricing of Women's best grade fleeced' cotton Vests and Pants. Seasonable weight, neatly fia- lshed garments, shown in all sizes. Regular 65c grade. Clearance Price 45c 90c UNION SUITS, REGU LAR $1.25 VALS., FOR An unusually fine line of Women's fleeced cotton Union Suits. The pop ular styles in all sizes. Perfect fit ting,, well wearing garments, in reg ular $1.25 quality. Clearance Price........ 90c Pacific Phone All Mail Orders Promptly I Home Phone Marshall 5080 and Carefully ; Filled at j A-2112 Gearance Sale Prices Express and Parcel Post Pack ages Prepaid on T $5.00 Purchasesr--We Are Principal Portland Agents for Ladies' Home Journal Patterns All Styles, and Sizes on Sale Here at 10c and 15c Each Store Opens Daily at 8:30 a. m., on Saturdays 9 a. m. Store Closes Daily at 50 Saturdays at 6 d. rri. THE MOSt IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALTTY A Great Jockey in 9-Inch Come in Patent Gunmetal and Box Calf Leathers, in l-KO Sizes 84 to 2 Regular $2.50 and $3 ' Grades, the Pair J) I .U 7 What could be more timely or important than a sale of Children's and Misses high-top-Shoes, or as they are more generally fknown, "Jockey Boots ?" We are elbsing out one of the leading makes of these popular Shoes in the fash ionable 9-inch top. They come in patent, gunmetal and box calf leathers and are made with double toe cap, double, full leather soles and they are guar- antppA hv ii tn war C3t!fartrrilv All I7S SV. to 9. in Kft anrl ta S 4 f .....tJJl.U7 $3.00 qualities. Clearance Price. Boys' $4.00 oil-grain leather Logger Boots, with double soles. An n a Sizes 1 to 6, at. . ....... f 5 Boys' $2.50 velour Calf Shoes, all solid leather. Sizes 1 to 4 ft q 5, at .....M.yO Boys $3.00 oil-grain leather Logger Boots, ; with double soles. d0 , 1 A Sizes . 9 to 13 , at ... . . . . 1 U Boys ' $2.00 velour Calf " Shoes, ail solid -leather. Sizes 9 to fn 13 at. ............... . . 0 1 D J iiiimiiimuiiumiiiiiiiiiiimimiii; Clearance Sale in Notion Dept. E 8c Large Curling Irons, Kp 5 5 Clearance sale at. ...... Wv s Ptas, 5(. 5c I BEUBSBUHBflOffQ 5c 8c Large Cube Clearance sale at 15c Beauty Pins, Clear .E ance sale at 8c Safety Pins, all sizes, tVA s Clearance at Olv Ocean Pearl Buttons, E Clearance, sale at 55 25c Crochet Ball f Qn 55 Holders, Clearance at i-tl E 5c Collar, Supporters, E removable. bone, at..... OC 5c Collar Supporters, Qa E spiral wire, at Ol E 15c Cambric Bias"! Aa E Tape, all widths, at. . . -Lllv E 10c Ruche Supporters, f? E Clearance Sale at. . . OL E Silk - Covered Ruching E Wire, Clearance at.;.... OL E He Dress Shields 3, -1 1UL OininnmuMiw miHuni i uuuwmw ff in i- IHI1 uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiis 1 Special Announc e ment I S Just Receb Great January Cleapance Everything Underpriced for All Lines Must Be Reduced to the Lowest Possible Limit This Sale Establishes a Top-Notch Record in Value Giving " The determination to wipe out absolutely all odds and ends and to radically reduce surplus stocks before inventory brings extraordinary values to you: in this great January Clearance Sale. Bargains possible at no other time are offered now. It is the greatest selling event of the year and presents a rare opportunity to supply future as well as present needs. Broken lots and incomplete lines are also included in this sale every department contributes to make the Clearance intensely interesting. Regular prices are cut to the quick- the saving is a third, a half , and in some cases as much as two thirds. But let us suggest that you act' promptly and not delay your coming if you would be certain of avoid- .?lilillllliiui!iiiiuiiuiiiiiiii!iii!iiiif?. ing possible disappointment -the greatest values will be snapped up first, of course. The third week of this great sale begins tomorrow morning. E Tremendous Price EKeductions on All E i 5. Clearance Sale., E A Complete Line of t 1 Royal Society 1 iCordichetl I at 10b a Ball E W AIJCi 8ZZXS i ; v . ' . j Comas la all oolors, ' whits E 5 and sera. A tarsad snltabls 55 tor all Idaos of croobst work. S Cordichet Is a hard twisted, 55 : -5 six-cord thread suitable for all styles of crochet work and lace ' making. Due to ths fact that It ia manufactured from the . beat aualitv of cotton crown 53 ZZ the fine, strong, lon f lbered Sea Island cotton), it has a more brilliant lustre than any other crochet cotton, Is exceed- ingly smooth, deliehtfut to 55 work , with and . gives a beau- 55 r- tiful even finish. S5 Everything thst it Is possible to crochet can be worked with Royal Society Cordichet. and there is a size exsctly suited SS for any and all styles of , lace making, from the coarsest Ma crame to the finest Tatting. niiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiuiuiiiiiiiiiiin; Sale of U: JUDGE BY THIS OFFERING OF COMBINATION SUITS, PRINCESS SLIPS, GOWNS AND SKIRTS AT TRACTIVELY TRIMMED GARMENTS IN VALUES UP TO $1.50-TSPECIALLY PRICED FOR CLEARANCE AT Don't wait too long to share in this special feature of our great Jan uary sale of Undermuslins. Come tomorrow, expecting extraordi nary values and you'll not be disappointed. You may select from the most popular styles in Combination Suits, Corset Cov ers with knickerbocker, circu lar, envelope or drawers in plain styles; also corset covers with skirts daintily trimmed i: i .1 1 Willi line cuiuiuiuci ics. iuv.es i and insertious. All are wel'l" made of fine nainsook, crepe or other high grade materials. PRINCESS SLIPS are made of high grade nainsook, neatly trimmed with dainty laces, in sertions and embroideries. The skirts are trimmed to match with deep flounces or plain scalloped embroidered edge, GOWNS are made of fine aualitv nainsook and crepe in the popular slip-tover, high andV-neck. with long or short sleeve styte trimmed with, fancy yokes, tucks, laces and insertions and fullness. slims For Choice v m ii mm -sv . swa i isa i& y. r .m v w i itchl lain ;: I They are neatly They are shown in extra good length SKIRTS are made of fine nainsook and crepe in all this season's best styles. They come in olain styles, or neatly trimmed with deep flounces of laces, embroidery and insertions. A fine assortment to select fromGarments Regularly Sold Up to $1.50 Go on Sale on ' OUC Tomorrow at. I Ready- I to-Wear 1 T Every tilling a;;Mi;Educ . Price in Wasli Goods ; ' and :03inestics January is the month in which shrewd housekeepers . replenish their supplies of household necessities, for it is during this annual clearance period that the greatest savings are possible. We call your particular attention to the following items, but they are only examples of the underpricing that prevails throughout these sections. CURTAIN MATERIALS, REGU- A LAR 12V2C-15c GRADES, YARD yC Included in this offering are printed Madras and colored bordered Muslins and Scrims, All bright new goods, in desirable colors- 30 and 36-inch widths, in regular 12 Jc and 15c qualities. Clearance Price. . ... ... 9c BLEACHED SHEETING, REG. 1. 26c GRADE, SPECIAL, YARD L 1C Tomorrow, we place on special sale a limited number of yards of full bleached Sheeting, of standard quality and full two yards wide, Our regular 26c quality. Clearance ' Sale Price . . . .............. L 1 C Sstandard Quality 10c Bleached Muslin Specially Priced for Clearance, a Yard 8c Standard Quality 11c Bleached Muslin Specially Priced for Clearance, a Yard 9c Standard Quality Outing Flannels Specially Priced for the Clearance, the Yard 9c Standard Quality 36-inch Dress Percales Specially Priced for Clearance, Yd. I2y2c Standard Quality Dress Ginghams Specially Priced for the Clearance at, a Yard 11c PRINTED DRESS FOULARDS f ft IN BEST 25c GRADE, A YARD 1. VC An "extensive showing of dainty printed Dress Foulards, : full 32 inches wide. They come with black, tan, navy and cadet ground with figures, flowers or stripes in neat colorings. Regular - 2oc- quality. . clearance Price......;.... 19c WOOL-FINISH BLANKETS fi 1 A C IN $2.75 GRADE, A PAIR 3) I .VO About 100 pairs of extra heavy wool finished Blankets, full double bed , size. Shown in "white, gray or tan, with fast colored border. uooa auraDie DianKets, regularly sold at sz.To. the. pair. Clearance Sale price; ; $1.95 I ments Our Suit Department is S more largely represented at E E the marked down prices and E the reductions are greater E because of the necessity of E E a quick disposal in these E E seasonable lines. ' 1 E You May Judge" the Val- S E ues by This Offering of 1 Women's Hand-1 1 some Cheviot and Serge Suits E In Black, Brown, Navy: E Also in Neat Black ana E E White Stripes Values E to $28.00 onff A CIQ iSaleatOnlyyOl E The wpman who . wants a E E handsome, well - tailored, E E perfect fitting Suit, will not E E let this -wonderful saving E E opportunity slip by un- E E noticed. Included are va- E E rious styles in fine all-wool E cheviots and serges' and-E E other fashionable ' plain E E cloths in black, navy and in S shades of brown. Also in neat black and white E ; stripes. The Coats are lined E i with fine quality satin and E ithe Skirts are equally as ; well finished. All are this I season's suits in values up ito $28.09 and aI1 Ga -on :Sale Tomorrow Final Price Reductions on All of Our High Grade Winter Weight Coatings Both Novelties and Plain Col- Xrl r ors in the Season's Choicest and Most Fashionable Weaves They Are Our Best Regu lar $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Qualities For Tomorrow at II w m Yard Greater values than ever will be offered for the next few days in this great January Clearance of high-grade Coatings. If you would, purchase the most fashionable pure wool fabrics at about one half the regular selling figure, here is your oppor tunity to do so, for that is the emphatic and final price reduction quoted at this sale. J, Included are double weight Balmacaans, Novelty Plaids. Roman Striped Fancies, Scotch Mixtures, Eng lish Kerseys, Solid Colored. Bedford Cords, Zibe- lines, Double Faced Fabrics and a Great Many Other Equally as Desir able Coatings. Qualities Regularly Sold at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 a Yard On Sale Tomororw and Repriced for a Quick Clearance 1 CQ All High. Grade Suitings Reduced! 42 TO 54-INCH ALL-WOOL FABRICS IN BOTH PLAIN COLORS AND NOVELTIES REGULAR $1.00 TO $1.50 QUALTIES, YARD A sale that stands absolutely unequaled in the depth of underpricing. A salg of thousands of yards of all wool fabrics that are new, stylish and desirable. You have choice from 42 to 54 mch broadcloths, serges, piece-dyed novelties, Shepherd checks, Roman stripes, ombre and bcotch plaids and a great many other fashionable weaves and patterns. Broken lines in $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 qualities. Clearance Price '.' 69c SaleYard-Wide Black Messaline Silk COMES IN A BEAUTIFUL, RICH FINISH AND IN A QUALITY SOLD EVERYWHERE AT $1.25 THE YARD PRICED FOR CLEARANCE AT One of the most important offerings in the silk section consists of a special underpricing'of some 2000 yards of yard-wide black Messaline. . Comes in a splendid weight and weave and in a deep rich lustrous black. It is' a pure silk durable fabric, shown in a. quality qq regularly sold at $1.25 a yard. Now on Sale at. . . , OlC 89c r 55 at.. $4,981 Irresistible Values in I j'W omen's Long Silk At $2.00 For i $3.00 Vals. ! At $3.98 For -$5.00 Vals. At $3.25 1 For E $4.50 Vals. 5, At $4.50 1 For E $6.50 Vals. 1 At $7.75 1 E . " For .. E $10 Values. . 1 E A manufacturer's- sample S S line, including all the latest E E and best styles and won- E E derful variety . of designs E S an4 colorings, especially at- E E tractive are those shown in E E large floral patterns. Ail 5 are extra well made from S E the finest of messaline silks E E and all are on sale tomor- E E row at about one-third less E E than real worth. " E 5niiinuiiiiiiiiiiiui!ii!iiuiiitiiiiiii!iir. , Your Last Opportunity to Profit By Our y Great Purchase and Sale 1000 Fer-guson-McKinney Guaranteed. Shirts THEY COME IN NEAT PATTERNS AND COLORINGS AND ARE WELL MADE AND PERFECT FITTING, CUT TRUE TO SIZE WITH STARCHED NECK BAND AND ATTACHED CUFFS REGULAR 75c GRADE NOW AT Manufacturers like the retailers have over stocks and surplus lots to close out and they adopt the same method, that we do in order to dispose of the same. They cut prices to a point that will insure im mediate disposal. Such a trade event enables us to place on special sale 1000 Ferguson-Mc Kinney guaranteed Shirts at less than one-half the price they were made to sell for. They shown in a variety of neat patterns and colorings Checks, stripes and plain shades. 1 hey come in negligee style with starched collar band, attached cuffs. All sizes in the lot wth the exception of 15 and 16. Theyare Shirts war ranted to wear satisfactorily and not to. fadethe kind regu larly sold at 75c. At he samelow figure we also j include a fine lot of higher priced Shirts that became slightly soiled during the holiday rush. Those who can arrange to attenc this saleWvill indeed secure extraordinary Shirt val- q ues for tomorrow we place entire lot on sale at,4 eacli sC MEN'S SWEATERS,? REG. " A IV $3.50" VALUES, SPECIALS LA? Another important offering A sale of Men's fine white Wool, Sweaters in shaker knit. All sizes in run necic style, witn two knit-in pockets! ' Regular $3.50 values. Clearance Price -v .-; . . . .S2.49 55c BOYS' SHIRTS, OUR BEST REGULAR $1.00 GRADE, AT At. almost half price we are closing out a splendid line of Boys Negligee Shirts made with button down collar. All sizes, in neat patterns. Regular $1.00 values. Clear- ff JJC ance Price.;. J 1 111 mmm mi - h v -.