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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1915.
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arms, and no foreign born person can
enlist in the British army without
taking an oath of allegiance to the
British army, continues the statement,
which concludes: "These statements
are untrue, and are started for the
purpose of discouragln&'citizens of the
United States from emigrating: to the
Oominion of Canada, ;where they will
find a hearty welcome, hospitable
friends, just laws and great prosper
ity." JITNEYS TO BE DISCUSSED
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Distinguished Guest to Spend
Thursday Here En Route to
San Francisco,
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Jitney buses will be discussed from
all sides tonight at Keed college. The
members of the argumentation class
will lead the discussion with speeches
on the question, "Resolved, That All
Public Passenger Service Over the
Streets of Portland Should Be Under
the Control of a Single company." This
is not meant to include such convey
ances as taxicabs. There will not be
any regularity of speeches, each stu
dent speaking on either side he
chooses. The discussion is open, to
the publjp.
COUNTY COURT NEWS
David James Palmer.
Portland G. A. R. veterans are mak
ing extensive preparations for the en
tertainment of David James Palmer,
.-cotnmander-in-ehief of the Grand
Army of the Republic, who will spend
Thursday in Portland, stopping off en
'route to the opening of the Panama
" Pacific exposition at San Francisco
.next Saturday.
.: 'Commander Palmer will reach Port-
land from Seattle at 6:45 o'clock
Thursday morning and will be met at
the Portland hotel by a reception com
mittee consisting of past commarders
headed by H. S. Fargo, department
commander of the CS. A. R. of Oregon.
The visiting veteran will bo wel
comed by Governor Withycombe and
Mayor Albee and will probably bo
serenaded by the G. A. R. drum corps.
'- An auto ride around Portland has been
arranged for the afternoon.
Commander. Palmer, who is accom
panied by Mrs. Palmer and several of
Ills staff, served in nearly four years
of the Civil War, rising from the
ranks to command of a regiment. He
: was left for dead on the battlefield
of Philoh but later proved to be very
'much alive. He served in the Twenty
fifth Iowa infantry, and since his re-
tlrement has held many positions of
public trust in that state.
It is expected that delegates from
posts of the G. A. It. in all part, of
'Oregon will be In Portland to wel
come him.
Foreign Born People
Not eing Drafted
CaJtfary Ad Clnb Xsruea Statement
Settinar at Bwt Bamori of Treat
ment Accorded Outsiders in Canada.
C. 1 Berrr. ex-prenidnt of the Port
land Ad c'.ub, has received from the
. Calgary. Canada, Ad club a statement
about "Canada and Hie War,'' which
denies rumors tha have been circu
lated concerning Canadian conditions.
Th.it Inhabitant of Canada are not
being drafted for service in the Kuro-
pean war, that persons from countries
with which Great Britain is at war
arc not being harshly treated and that
nuch statements have ill effect upon
Canadian merchants and discourage
, citizens of this country from emigrat
ing to Canada, are assertions conl. ui.ed
In the statement. Far from being
drafted for military service, no man in
Canada can be compelled to take up
The' board made an order vacating
the plat of Mountain Meadow addition
to Portland Heights with the excep
tion of Myrtle street.
Fred H. Meyer, steam roller ope
rator for the county, was granted a
90 day leave of absence beginning
February 15, .
J. E. Winniger, Rose Grove dairy,
Oswego, petitioned for $100 indemnity
for four cows slaughtered because of
tuberculosis.
The board accepted an offer of $30
by M. Snider, lGSVi Fast Ninth street,
for discarded planking of the Van
couver trestle on condition that Snider
remove all rubbish.
On recommendation of Commission
er Holman the board directed Superin
tendent of Bridges and Ferries Welch
to Investigate a complaint regarding
lack of sufficient lights on the Burn
side bridge.
The board ordered that $15,000 pro
vided for taking of 1915 state census
be transferred to the general fund in
accordance with the law passed by
the present legislature abolishing the
census taking. ;
Superintendent of Bridges and Fer
ries Welch was directed to furnish to
County Insurance Kxpert W. J. Clem
ens values of pontoons, sidewalks and
other equipment of ferry boats and
landings for use in making out of
new forms of insurance policies cover
ing the county ferries.
The board ordered canceled uncalled
for warrants totaling $115.
The board directed Purchasing Agent
Nelson to determine to what extent
the county is interested in the pro
posed overhead crossing at Fast
Fifty-second street on the O-W. R. &
N. line. James D. Hart, manager of
the Hart Land company, had requested
the board to join the petition of him
self and others to the council asking
for this crossing.
A suggestion by peorge Lawrence
that a bridle path be. established on
the Slavin or Canyon? roads or both
was filed without action.
Roadmaster Veon was requested to
investigate a complaint by the Sell
wood board of. trade that Tacoma ave
nue east of Sellwood is in very bad
condition.
The board denied payment of a bill
by the Western Union Telegraph com
pany of $104.86 for patrolling and re
pairing Its lines along' the Columbia
River highway during January, 1915.
The Pacific Fire Extinguishing com
pany was requested to inspect watt
, meters on the courthouse switch
board.
Answering a letter from the Non
partisan league regarding obscurity in
meaning of certain portions ' of the
interstate bridge specifications. Engi
neer Howard sent tq the board expla
nations of the points called into ques
tion. The letter, was filed by the
board.
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Work for Boy Scouts.
Pendleton, Or., Feb. 16. Under a
plan suggested by District Warden
10. F. A-verill and indorsed by the
Ktate warden, the Pendleton Boy
Scouts will bo organized into a game
patrol and will cooperate with the
game officers in enforcing game
laws. Though they will not have
the power of arrest, they are author
ized to watch for game violators and
report them. A course in education
In the game laws and In the wild
life of the mountains has been out
lined by the district warden, and is
given to the boys in weekly lessons.
There are about 100 Boy Scouts in
Pendleton.
ALDER HOTEL FIRE
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Annual Flag Sale
For the Benefit of the
Child Welfare
Fund
Conducted by the
Oregon Congress of
Mothers
'And
Associa-
Parent-Teachers
tions.
A special showing will be on
display in the Arcade, First Floor,
Main Building.
Umbrellas
for All
Women's $5 TmbreUaa All silk
and silk and linen coverings,
warranted waterproof and fast
black. Made with 8 ribs. In 26
inch size. Immense variety , of
handles. Plain and sterling sil
ver trimmings; 150 in O QQ
the lot. Your choice at.. 6OI7
Men's $2.50 Umbrella Splendid
coverings, in standard shapes,
with eight ribs. Excellent ias
sortment of handles. Take 1 QQ
vour choice at 570
u Children' 3 to $3.50 TTm-
' brellae. in black and all desir
able colors; IS to 22- 1 C(
inch frames. Tomorrow
Tint noor, Slxta-St. Bldg-.
Women's
Underwear
85c
Women's 8US "Union Stilts the
well - known "Richelieu" brand
light medium-weight that is ideal
for spring wear. High neck,
long sleeves. Knee length.
Sizes 4 to 6
Women's 50c to 65o Vests, lisle
and mercerized, plain and fancy,
all with low neck. Regular
sizes. Special, three gar- OS
ments $1; each OOC
Women's 91.35 to $2 Vests ud
Union Suit, of fine lisle. Suits
low neck, sleeveless and knee
length. In regular sizes.
Sp'l, 2 garments S1.50; ea.
Women's $3 to $5 Union Salts and
Vests, all silk, silk ami lislo All
"I low neck. Splendid assortment in
J regular sizes. Special, 1 (JQ
two garments S3; each..
Second noor, Slxtn-St. Blag-.
Infants' Wear
$2 Bassinette Cove ri, made of
white Seco silk, very dain- QQ
ty and desirable. Reduced to
91 and $1.25 Pillow Cases, with
nanasome embroidery ruf
fles. Reduced to. each....
$1.50 Bassinette Sheets, made of
splendid materials. Re- re
duced one-half price, each 5C
$4 and $5 Hand-Made Slips, dain
tily embroidered, f eatherstitched
and tucked. Your choice
Wednesday, wniie any
remain, at
50o anfl 60c Bibs, attractive styles,
some nana - scanopea. re
duced Wednesday to. each
Second Floor, Slxtn-St. Bide.
75c
2.50
35c
Women's Silk
Petticoats
Women's $3.85 to $6.50 silk Pet
ticoats, In excellent grades of
Jersey and messaline combina
tions. All in popular and desir
able colors and many different
styles In all sires. Your O "TQ
choice at U
Tilth noor. etn-St. Bldg.
New Wash
Goods
JTew Silk Crepe Mirage Very
new and attractive. in dainty
floral design patterns, the
Hew Silk and Cotton Jussahline
Lovely light and dark colors, in
brocaded floral effects, the C?f
yard DUC
Sew Finely Woven Linen Comes
in light blue, wistaria, white,
burnt orange, tan, pink, rose, dark
blue, crimson, 45 inches 'JELg
wide, yard
New Crepe Weave Idnen Light
tan, champagne, white, pink,
wistaria and light blue 7ttt
shades, 45 inches wide, yd.
H e w Burlap Weave Idnen In
white. green, wistaria, burnt
orange, pink, rose and gold- 7
en brown. 45 In. wide, yard
Third Floor, 6tn-St Bids'.
Curtain Scrim
25c to 35o Curtain Scrims, very
durable quality scrims, in a va
riety df hemstitched border ef
fects; also stripe and cross- " D
bar patterns at, yard XOt
Temporary' Annex, XTintn Floor
.- A good demonstration of the fire
retardant Qualities of metal windows
glazed with wire glass may be seen in
the ruins of the Alder hotel fire. The
above" photograph was taken where
the fire was hot enough to destroy
everything inflammable, and' had it
i not been for the metal windows In the
"court of the Alder hotel holding back
tho'fire and : doing all. they were x
cected . to do, there Is no doubt but
the wooden windows In the interior
court of the Yeon building would have
caught fire and perhaps gutted the In
terior of this building.
The windows In th Alder hotel
were not what Is known as underwrit
ers' inspected windows, but the ordi
nary metal window made by J. c.
Bayer, which , shows that when it
conies to a crbclal test Bayer main
tains ..the quality regardless of price.
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"Indestructo"
Trunks
Don't forget the sale that is
now going on. Here are some of
the offerings in brief:
$20 to $26.50 Steamer Models. 36
inch box., three-quarter men's and
full-size women's trunks, bearing
all the "Indestructo" 1 C "71
features, reduced . to. . . JfJ
$32 to $34 "Indestructo" Traveler
Models. Pine Pegomoid covered,
with polished brass pro
tections, beautifu lly lined and
trimmed, unly a Tew
on hand
$42 and $44 Models, $32 and $33.50
$39.50 Models at $27.50
$21 to $28 40-inch. Dress Three
Quarter Me n's and Steamer
Trunks, extra wide, trays spe
cially designed, reduced 75
$45 Special "4578" Wardrobe
Models, with 45-inch boxes, linen
lined ana veneer hinge. Fitted
for men's and women's gar
ments; 14 on band, for
Temporary Annex, Fifth Floor
23.50
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The- Qjual-jtV Store of Portland
Fifths i?cLrv"Mor-risot, Alder Sta.
March "Delineator"
15c Ready
A most attractive number. Now
waiting for distribution.
March Advance Butterlck Pat
terns, and March Advance Fashion
Sheets have arrived.
Spring Butterick Fashion Book,
including any 10c or 15c Butterick
Pattern free complete for
Third Floor. Sixth-St. Bldg.
Notice to Private
Owners and Real
Estate Agents
We are now compiling a new list
of names of those who wish to list
their properties with our Free
Rental Bureau. Renew your name
at once. All former lists have been
discarded.
NOTIONS
20o Dress Weights,
blaok and 10 1
white, yard. . . "2 c
60e Shields, "Omo" Bo
lero style, sizes OQ.
3, 4 and 5, pair
6o Thread, Conqueror,
white, for hand or C-
machine, 2 spools
5o linen Tape, white,
all widths, three I S
pieces for XvC
7c
15c KTpins, bone, C
shell and amber VIC
lOo Safety Fins, Dam
ascus, black and
white, the card...
10 Hair Nets. "Rita,"
with elastic, two
5o Tape Measures, C
GO-inch, two for...
15c Featherbone, "1 "I y
gros-grain, yard
25c Hose and Shoulder
supporters, Park
er's or Kern's..
lOo Faper "Plnl-
cale" Pins, 2 for
25o CurVr Irons,
Alco" quality..
10c Collar Sup'ts,
all kinds, two for
Many nnadvertised spe
cials on Sales Tables.
1st Floor, 6th-st. Bldg.
19c
15c
15c
15c
aule
tatioEneipy
A Sale Event With the Greatest Economies of the Year!
And, bear in mind, please, that ill of this Stationery is of our own high-standard
quality, taken from our regular stocks and priced at savings that make it worth while
tor you to supply your needs lor momns to come.
Ever know 100 Cards and plate, plain script . .$1.19
100 Cards and plate, Old English or French. . .$1.98
Irving ;10Q Cards anJ ,ate Shaded French or Old
to be so little in f English $2.89
price 100 Cards from your own plate 51c
35c Linen Batiste pound paper,
96 sheets fine linen paper,
pound for 21c
15c Envelopes to match above
paper. 2 packages for 15c
50c Gold-edge Correspondence
Cards, 24 Cards. 24 Envelopes,
box 39c
50c Highland Linen Stationery
and Cards, new tints, gold and
colored borders 44c
$1.00 Crane's new Elizabethan
Plate Effect Stationery and
Cards, box 89c
60c to 75c Berlin- fancy colored
Stationery and Cards, box 49c
25c New Stationery and Cards
in attractive boxes 21c
5c Block Scratch Pads, 2 for 5c
65c Crane's Birth Announce
ments, 24 in box, pink or blue,
box 49c
15c Crane's Linen Tablets, all
sizes, ruled and plain, each 8c
25c Highland Linen Small Note
raper, Diuef vioiet, gray, etc.
box i 19c
i nn "t jti v " ;ttir.n.ru inn
sheets paper 2$ gold-edge cards,
125 envelopes a big value
box . - 63c
25c Dennisoi's Lunch Sets 21c
15c Plain white paper JNapkins,
100 for 10c
5c rolls Waxed Paper, 3 rolls
for . 10c
50c Gilt-Ecged Congress and
Marguerite Playing Cards, the
25c Bicyclel and Whist Playing
Cards, package 19c
15c Banknote Playing Cards,
package . . I 1 2c
35c box Letter Files, each 23c
10c Lily bridge and plain bridge
Pads, each 8c
35c Lily bridge Score Pads 28c
35c dozen fancy bridge and
"500" Score Cards, dozen 28c
15c dozen Program Pencils, all
colors, dozen 10c
15c package lace paper Doilies
75 in package 11c
10c rolls lace-edged Shelf Pa
per 10 yards in package 2
packages for 15c
50c-60c multi-ring, loose-leaf
Memo. Books 44 C
10c Tube Carter's Library Paste
for 7c
10c bottle Carter's Koal Black
Fluid or Fountain Pen Ink.8c
50c Ledgers, Journals' and Cash
Books 46c
10c Counter Books 7c
rimt Floor. 31th-Bt. Bldg.
"Charming" Describes the New Neckwear
We Show for Women
You may be sure that this is an exhibition of the authentic styles for thfc coming season,
for it is from one of the most famous Neckwear manufacturers of New Y0rk Timothy F.
Crowley.
Prominent in the assortment are the new "Dovelef
styles, pleated, hand-embroidered, all white and col
ored novelties. Coat sets, fichus, vesteeg. gulmpes,
are shown In an enormous variety of daintiest and
most charming effects. You'H be charmed with the
beauty and varietv of th models exhibited.
HEW MAST FICKXOBD CAPS for Btreet and eve
ning wear. Designed by Mary Jftckford herself, and
priced at $1.50 and $1.(5. J; . . .
First Floor. Blxth-Bt. Bid.
20c Fancy Table Peaches, Can at 15c
"Imperial" brand, extra standard quality Yellow Cling Peaches or sliced Peaches and Apricots. Delicious fruit in rich syrup. Big value
at 20c Wednesday, can, 15; dozen, $1.75.
PINEAPPLE. baV-i 7C
2 cans, doz. 81.95; can. 2
minced cuira,rrcans. vit
doren 81.75. the can IOC
PEARL HOMINY,areclrtons 10c
K. R. No. 1
cans, OQ
. . . At'v
CANADA LOBSTER,
ozen $3.-10; the can
PREPARED PRUNES,SUSP
fruit, one-half gallon jars.. OOC
RED SAIJ0N,dRoI7Obrcnadn
15c
1I1UC Victor brand, mild
IimiM, cur(, W(lii smoked, lb.
18c
SHOULDER HAMS, V? r W d
smoked, the pound X'gC
ASPARAGUS " O r e g o " b r a n d.
AJrAnAUUJtaiits and tips. No.
IVi round cans, doz. $1.75; "1
the can XiJC
RIITTFR
know
WHITE BEANS
Jersey brand, well CQ.
satiry. roll --''
Small Calif'a OQ.
K.lh rlrtth. nk.
KARO SYRUP.J;:n 29c
logerrie$,j-7pou- 19c
ASPARAGUS TIPS, JLasi ff"
the tan 12
GRAHAM FLOUR,
I'Ycsli nill'd OQ
No. 10 yk. Ji7C
CEYLON TEA, i'T,,,.. 39c
Pure rood Qrocry,
Butmtnt, Slxth-St. Bids'.
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It Never Happened Before It May Never Happen Again Such Astonishing Big Values in Our
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Most of Them of Only One Piece Come Early!
One of those extraordinary annual bargain events for which it seems thousands of people in Portland have been taught to watch and wait a liine
when we gather every odd piece, discontinued lines, etc, on our furniture floors and price them right down to $3.33 each, regardless of former figures.
Don't forget jmost of them are of one of a kind that is, we have no duplicates
$8.00 WRITING DESK, of
solid oak. Early English
finish (like cut) $3.33
$4.50 MATTRESS, excel
sior filling, cotton felt top.
bottom, sides (like cut)
now $3.33
$6 SPRINGS, steel frame
and galvanized-non-rust fab
ric, coil support (like cut)
for .....$3.33
$5.00 STEEL, BED. white
enamel or Vernis Martin
finish, all sizes (like cut)
now -.-$3.33
$6.00 CRIB. Vernis Martin
or white enamel (like cut)
now $3.33
$5.00 CRIB MATTRESS, in
layer cotton felt, art tick
ing, Imperial roll edge,
good quality ...$3.33
$4.50 SANITARY COUCH,
steel frame, coil suports
(like cut) -.$3.33
$4.50 SANITARY COUCH
MATTRESS, layer cotton
felt, art ticking, reduced
now $3.33
$7.50 IRON BED. decorated
white enamel (like cut)
now for $3.33
$10 TABLE DESK, solid
oak, -golden and fumed fin
ish (like cut) $3.33
$14 DESK TABLE, solid
oak, golden and fumed fin
ish (like cut) .......$3.33
$12.50 "LIFETIME" SEAT,
quartered oak, genuine
brown Spanish leather up
holstering (like cut), now
for $3.33
$14 ENAMELED BEDS.
5 brass filler rods head and
foot $3.33
$10 IRON BEDS, decorat
ed white enamel $3.33
$6 BEDROOM CHAIR, in
satin walnut $3.33
$8 BEDROOM CHAIR, in
satin walnut $3.33
$7.50 BEDROOM ROCK
ER satin walnut $3.33
$7.50 BEDROOM ROCK
ER, golden oak ....$3.33
$7.00 BEDROOM CHAIR
golden oak $3.33
$13 BEDROOM ROCKER
Circassian walnut ..$3.33
$8.00 BEDROOM CHAIR
satin walnut $3.33
$6.50 BEDROOM ROCK
ER, satin walnut ...$3.33
$20 SHAVING CABINET,
golden oak, with mirror
now $3.33
$20 SHAVING CABINET,
mahogany, with mirror, for
only $3.33
$20 SHAVING CABINET,
sanitary white steel, with
mirror, for $3.33
$20 CARD TABLE, quar
tered oak, patent rotary
top, now ..- $3.33
$13.50 MAGAZINE RACK
and Cellarette, combination
Early English $3.33
$10 .TEA TABLE, in ma
hogany $3.33
$14 HALL CHAIR, Earlv
English style ..$3.33
$14 HALL CHAIR, old
oak, now $3.33
$20 ARM CHAIR, Jaco
bean style $3.33
DINING CHAIRS, inlaid
oak, $20 straight chairs, $25
arm chairs (set of 8, not to
be broken) each $3.33
$17 ARM CHAIRS. fnt'nd
oak, leather seat .$3.33
$12 "LIFETIME" ARM
CHAIR, fumed oak, leather
seat, for $3.33
$8 ARM CHAIR, golden
oak n ow $3.33
$8 ARM CHAIR, fumed
oak, leather seat .,...$3.33
$3.50 ARM CHAIR, golden
oak, leather seat. . . .$3.33
$8.50 ARM ROCKER, gold
en oak $3.33
$10 "LIFETIME" ROCK
ER, in fumed oak, feather
seat, now $3.33
$10.50 ARM ROCKER, in
golden oak $3.33
$9 DESK CHAIR, fumed
now -j--..$3.33
$12 PIANO STOOL, ma
hogany, now $3.33
$16.00 ARM CHAIR. Early
English style $3.33
$35 HALL CHAIR, old
oak, now $3.33
S8.00 UMBRELLA RACK
arolden oak $3.33
$4.50 PEDESTAL, in ma
hogany $3.33
$12.50 PEDESTAL, in ma
hogany .....$3.33
$10.00 PEDESTAL, in ma-
hoganv ...$3.33
$6.00 PEDESTAL, in ma
hogany . ............ .$3.33J
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$7.50 PEDESTAL, in ma
hogany $3.33
$6.50 PEDESTAL, in ma
hogany $3.33
$5.50 PEDESTAL, in ma
hogany --$3.33
$6.25 PEDESTAL, in ma-
hogany $333
$5.50 PEDESTAL, irf gold
en oak $3.33
$6.25 PEDESTAL, in gold-'
en oak .$3.33
$5.00 PEDESTAL, in Early
English ,......$3.33
$8.50 STOOL, mahogany
now -"--.-..$3.33
$6.00 DESK CHAIR, vuar-i
tercd golden oak. .... $3.33
$14.00 DESK CHAIR, quar
tered golden oak ....$3.33
$6 DESK CHAIR, quar
tered fumed 'oak ... .$3.33
$5.50 DESK CHAIR,
tered golden oak .. ,$3.33
$15 DESK CHAIR. Circas
sian walnut ...,,.$3.33
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