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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY
MORNING.! MARCH 21, 1915,
I 1 -- r
Just Arrived!
Souvenir
Spoons
IN OPINION OF PIANO
$1.25 Taffeta Silk
98c
1 The most wanted fabric of t
tie sea-
California, Oregon, Washington
! j and Missouri States
4. By special arrangement with the maker's rep
resentative, w are able to announce this sensa
tionally low ptice 10c. :
The California State Seal Spoon goes on sale
tomorrow for the first time. Get one and add
it to your collection. All the other states are .yet
to come. '
i Each Spoon 'sold with R. Wallace & Sons, Mfg.
rjCos written guarantee. Main rioor, Suth-Bt. Bidf.
son.
One Yard Wide
' Herd's the choice of colors at your
Visitor Declares That Pres
! ing Country in Many Ways
ent European. War Is Aid-
; PAYS OREGON A TRIBUTE
disposal: . j
Greens
Gobelin Yellows
Pinks
White
Cream
Black
Apricot
Nile Green Alice Blue
.Navy
-Third Ploor. Bixth-St. Bid.
f: "Ton Save an Empire In Itself Here,"
,f. Declares W. B. Beach of Firm
t. , of Baeli Jt Xiftne.
BUSINESS IS ON MEND
MAN
FROM
MICHIGAN
TM'L. Ji nLbf . TT. .fiP.:i: TT
ii
t ".' -Making bis sixth annual visit to the
racific ooa.t V. H. Beach, treasurer
. : . and general manager of the Bush
i Lane Piano company of Holland,
' Mich..' is in Portland ani with a firm
- conviction that business ia on the
'., mend.
"Fundamentally Jhe United States
; I.- Is 'on a better and, more substantial
basis that any other country on the
. j'-globe," lie re. narked yesterday. "Our
crops during' fho past few years have
been record breakers and with the Eu
f ropcan war, deplorable as It is, worK-
'-; ing to our advantage 1 foresee steady
.improvement.' I don't believe better
times are coming with a rush but I do
' look for a constant and continued im-
provenn nt.
; f "Tills war is helping ( us in more
, ways than one., We have disposed
v;of the bulk of our grain crop at top
:;otch. prices and we have received tne
. 'fash in, return; we are liquidating out
f debts : abroad ; we are buying back"
Ameiican securities at frO cents on the
?. dollar; our factories are working over.
t time in some places to supply tne Ku
: ropean demand; we are lending our
. " jnoney abroad at good rates of Interest.
' And most of Hie money has been
loaned with- the express, stipulation
1 that it be spent in the United States.
j "Other benefits from the war lie in
the fact--that the competition Of Eu-
.1 " ropean -factories is decreased, civing
' rise to :-e:iter production in this
t '! country, ami that Americans are being
,cumpelled to stay at home instead of
'"s-"torig abroad to impend their money.
"Deplorable, indeed, as it is, this war
should help the . Pacific coast in- that
thousands will visit' on this slope this
" year instead of going to Europe. The
expositions will be the, attraction but
-a large proportion oStlie travel wili
. v conic by way of the northwest.
"it is absurd with such fine states
" as ("Oregon and Washington and suchj!
- kpiendid cities as Portland and Seattle j
' i to consider a visit to California alone
a visit to the Pacific coast. Eastern-;
. fi crti who fall to come to the northwest!
-. will return home withoait an adequate;
- J; conception of the western half of our;
j, country,
"1'ou have a veritable ' empire here"
and 1 look for the- time when Oregon
J and Wasliington will support a vast!
"i population. Your, natural resources!
. have hardly been touched."
Mr. Beaclt is en route to California. ;
Every Dog Has His j
Day; So Does Orange
Railroads, Hotels and Plain People Join;
in Efforts to Accelerate Demand for
Luscious Trait.
Yesterday was 'Iprange day" not!
applo day, or raisin day, or salmon!
day, or peanut day, or Senator Day ;
and throughout tlm nation the sale!
anj consumption of the golden glo-i j
boles of Cautorma ana 1 lorlda were:
materially accelerated.
The, California Fruitgrowers' asso
ciation, not to be outdone by the
shrewd "exploiters of ' other. PacifioJ
coast food products, megaphoned
March , 20 as the. clay of the orange.
Nobody objected,- and the newspapers,
hotels and - railroads ' joined in the
campaign to impression the public
. consciousness the edible desirability of
the juicy fruit.
Portland Joined in the observance.
. Oranges were featured on hotel and
.restaurant menus, and attractively!
displayed in the stores. Nearly alj
railroads gave oranges a premier place!
on their menus.' Oranges appeared in)
tempting form throughout the entire
culinary gamut. '. .-- j
, The- public is getting used to it
- even likes it and if someone proclaim
a i "sweet potato day" or "lima bear)
day," precedent would argue that
sweet potatoes and lima beans shoulj
be given equal honor and considerat
tion with the raisin, the apple, the
I orange and canned saimon.
Church Members to
Carry on Campaign
t" First Methodist Episcopal Revival Will
' Be Handled by Corps of 130 Workers
Banner Will Be Awarded.
",. To revive tho interest of old memi
;"bers, who are not actively allied with
somo organization of the First Methj
odist Kptscopal church, is the purpose
of one oft the biggest' campaigns ' eveir
' undertaken by any church in this citjf.
; - A corps of 130 men and women from
the First M. E; church are' to spend
. three hours every afternoon during
! four days of Passion week canvassing
old members of the church.
-The big corps wtll be handled by a
commander In chief, who will have as
, "t- elstants known as colonels, adjutants
and captains. The members who can-
not be seen in the afternoon are to b
; 1 visited during the evening. j
) Kacli division of the big corps oif
j ' workers will compete for & banner, it
to be awarded to the-division seeing
the most people and securing the most
1 points." i
Twenty automobiles are to be used
- and their use has already been donated
- The workers expected to comb the ett-
i;v tire 'ctty ana the close In towns, iri
ciuaing et. jonns ana uresham.
r Paroled Man Denied
Citizenship Papers
j - Moses Silver, convicted in Salem of
a charge of burning a building with
; Intent to injure the insurer and pa
! roled on recommendation of the Jury
; which convicted him, ..was denied citl
? zenship yesterday by Circuit Judge
! 'McGinn on his record. Silver was sen
l tenced to S to 7 years In the peniten
'.'tiary. During the two day hearing,
t which ended yesterday, 41 new citizens
, . were created through .the naturaliza
- tion -route. . . . .-I
' -40,0" children In and near 18 An
geles have saved almost J 1,000.000 in
bank deposits. . The children are - all
In the
w
pieces,
hus
history of "The Big" Store's" 58 years' rapid rise and ever-broadening scope of service, wq have never before shown such
j Maker's Samples of
: 9
omen s
Weckwea
Newbst and most desirable styles, compris ing 2400
and including collars, sets;
and I many color novelties.
35c and 50c
Neckwear
Special OC
Monday OC
guimpesj
75c,85c,$1.25
Neckwear
ve
siees,
Special coU
Monday -fv
Many women will buy for Easter wear. I
r t a--v-a
They Have Arrived !
Perrin's New Glomes
We've received a full assortment of thesj famous
French Gloves (scores of women will wear no cither
make.) and are prepared to serve all with r
Every Color! Every Style!
Every Size!
M Pri
expert
aes si.o, si.Si $2. ?2.2i ana up to
fitting by expert fitters, j Ant Ploor,
Siith-St.
Plus
Bldg.
Very Dainty Are These
Neirv Sleeve Bodices
They are all specially designed for wear with sheer
waists. -' I 1 1
Of Crepe de Chine at $1.98
Whi e and flesh tints, lace top back and front, forming
sleeve, kimono style. j N - .
Of Nainsook at $1.25
Puffed sleeves of lace! insertion front inset with organdy
medallions and lace insertion, and finished at waistline with
lace and ribbon beading. j
$2.75 Corset Covers $1.59
j Washable chiffon, white and flesh tints, hemstitctjec. and
picot edgesj and ribbon trimmed. j second noor, sith-st. Bidg.
Ultra Spring Suits
e s i gne d t
lease the fa!
tidious woman. The fabrics include Faille Silk, Taf
fetas. Combinations of Moire and Taffeta.! fTaffela
and Serge Voile and-Taffeta, and other smart coni-
btnations, illustrating artistic ideas from the fqremdst
foreign designers. Jaunty! Etons, smart Bouro, hp
length and 34-inch belted models, exquisite linints
It .,"m:i"gs:....n.. $32.50to$65
iost
."I : tHllHIIl,S
this Spring the style .changes are radical. The plain
circular Skirts are in- evidence yith tht tighi-fittiijig
bodice reminiscent of Colonial days. Materials in
clude Taffeta, Crepe de Chine.: Gros de IJourdes,
faille bilks and Man
nish Serges at
Women's Sillc Dresses irnm
$12.50
Woman's Spring
Women's S
935
to
to
Coats
a beautiful collection of Suits, Coats, Wraps, Dresses and Gowns.
ll4 It. li.. i;L. XTA... ...UU ran; ri.,1a ifii U,f
jviuucii nuiii uic illicit uiciSiiiaKCii ill icw . iuik, wiiu iidvc acni us aijficMiuyiicu uy
Worth, Bier9 Jenny, Drecoll, Klein
Acmes. PaauinJ Decillet. Bernard
The woman who demands bridnalitV. grace and! beauty will certainly find it in
the auaint. nrettv stvles we are now showing for tne Spring and Easter of ! 9 1 5 .
mm smii.ij wfnui uuiw a h u n -
dred smart novelty effects; showing the highhvaistd
Empire, Norfolk, belted. fancy and i lain j tailored
models, in such materials as Gabardines, SFopliris,
Homespuns, Tweeds, Mannish Serges Silk jlfopliris.
v-netKs, eic. opienafa styles in meaium-pricea-
1ST.. ."":...?". $17.50 to
ia the very latest models, including Empire arid loojse
effects, with or without belts. Made rom ; Poplins,
Tweeds, Chinchillas, Gabardines, Ser;es, Coverts,
Checks, etc. Suitable for jAuto, for street or! fgeneiral
wear. Women's P ) ff7C C99 C)
Spring Coats ..pU, p0 OC p4.DJ
pringlCoats
for Limousine and Afternoon wear ol Faillfe Silks,'
Bengalines, Moire Mistrel, Worumbo Coverts. Itjn
Dorted Cords, Plaids and Fancy Mixtur :s. EkclusiVe
designs with cnrr WTileiO
novelty linings, rv-r "-' V-
PA5 Tri nncf fskirtc&ol the1
J. MIX, J. mW', ""oehdef effort
wheih is paifticiilarly good for small WjomenJ Misses
and Juniors. Tailored Skirts come in circullr, flare
or plaited effects. Materials indude Chuddalk Cloth,
English Tweeds, imported cords. jNOyelty Checks
and Plaids. Priced for this sale Ca J C71
tomorrow at
A fter noon and Even
C-krrSmart for Matinee and Mvenirifir wear.
tCiO Gros de Lourdes, Satiif Chijrmeupe,
Georeette Crepe and Faille Francaise. Colonial mod
els in Empire effects enjoy great vogde. Sofne with
See Back Pace
of the i)ramatic Section for our
Other Page Ad
of Drugs, Toilet Articles, Cor
sets arid Furniture.
Store Your FURS
ail
here
ige V
postal
for thi
d ndw in our Gold Stor-
ultslon the premises.
Qderate charges. Drop a
or phone and we'll call
m. i
An Open Letter
to Kodakers!
Brirjr inl vour films tomor
row for expert developing and
printing. An expert, formerly
with the Eastman Company, is
jiere to do the work, and you're
fissured satisfaction. We get
the most out of e.very film.
1st
Oor
s til
s-
ing
in 1 1 i j i iii i i iii in i i iv a n i
around theP widelv
iree and
four muffles
flaring
Dink.' old
blue, pastel VIC V T ii P17
colorings ...if)6tJ9 ip Of) IV' $7 I
Ponrth Floor, Sixth-St. Bid.
skirt. Thf new coloring3 are wateriiielon
liyory, king
Shades of
New Silk Faille
Ribbons! in a Sale
All pure silk in plain and moire effects, widest
possible range of staple and new colors. Bought at
you -tne. saving. .
- i
a special price,; we . give
85c Quality
6V2 In. Wide
Special tt
Monday
ysed j for milliner
j j
$1.25 Quality
8 In. Wide
Snprinl O r8
Monday 0DC
shes, hair bows, .girdles, etc.
rirst Ploor. Sixtb-St. Bldg.
v McCallum Extra Size
Silk Hosiery $1.50
A most popular favorite with Portland women.
Here tin the knew shades Palm Beach, sand, ne w
grays, taupe,, champagne, bronze, and others. Regu
lar and extra szes. j j .
Women's Fiber Silk Hose 50c
New! Black and white only. Extra sizes, made with ribbed
tops. ' j . I M ' Plrst Ploor. Sixth-St. Bid.
New Things for You in
Laces
JUmbroide
nes
Practically every doncdvable style is here too many
to list. . Here's a hint:
$1.25 to $1.75 Flounciwls 98c
45-inch voile and btistej some elaborate, others simple,
conventional designs.
Net Top Laces 50c to $2.50
Whitei cream, itwo-tbned effects and sand. The desiirns in
clude. filet, Margot, Point Gaze and Plueratic.
Georgette Crepe $1.50 to $2.75
Leading colors, one of the fashionable waist fabrics this
season. s rirst rioor, sixth-st. Biar.
agai
Neu)t Styles!
Petticoats are
few
At $5
At $3,7,
"some styles.
' i W 1
you Imay be suited
Hi ' "
A Triumphant Success!
ip Opinion of Our Patrons of the Showinc of
Eafcest New; j Iillliniery
if or oprtng and ILaster Wear
C7 Kfl Cl fl C Uthers from
3 .OU,TlU,piO $S.odio$125
It is a revelation to tne Women of Portland of
the very newest, most novel and really practical
millinery wnicn nas received rasnion s seal tor
the Spring season.
The unusually broad range
accepted models! for Spring', 19j5, both as to
color and shape, has enabled our makers to
exercise their judgmejnt iri a Way i that' has
been less hampered and confined ! than in
years.
Consequently your qhoia
cebtionallv wide, i No matt
HERE economically and well.
The New Petticoats Are Here !
Hde Widths! New Colors!
the fashion! Below we list a
lovelties. . 1 I
f the newest
A biacW and" white checked taffeta, circular rtif-
fles bf Belgian blue or black. Also plain shades.
Plain shades; black and white stripe satin,
ruches and corded effects. See these hand-
Ai$6
A new
corded
ruche and underlay.
Belding
Satin
all-taffeta ,"Eppo,M fancy
flounces, finished with
At $5
guaranteed,! c i r'c u 1 a r
flounce, knife pleating,
very effective.
Petticoats $3.69
Laslj season's . "Eppos" and
othejrs, adjustable, all Jersey
or njiessaline, good colors.
Plfth rioor, SiXth-St. Bid.
permitted by the
... ! '
tnis .season is iex-
r w
hat
nd Ploor,
out tate,
lxth-st. Bida.
New and Charming
Waists SS, $7.SO, $ lO
The women who like daintv waists .will approve these wonde
"models of exceptiortal qiiahty crepe de chine. Georgette crepe,
ries. chiffons, shadow arid-metallic laces, Daintv designi for
.casions. Whether you want-a tailored waist or a dress waist, you
find it in this large collection. , . pirtb Ploor, Sixtn-Bt.
1 "
BabyCarriages
Go-Carts, too
models. Come!
onstrate them
rful
ngc-
oc-will
JMdff.
i! ah new,
in and let us
o yu.
"Fulton" Go-Carts
Twenty different syles, he great
est showing ever rriade iri Portland
at - $6.50 kb $21.00
The 'Whitney
Ma fee
Baby Carriages, Chaises and per
ambulators, in 40 different styles;
Priced from ..$16.50 tbl$45.00
Temporary Annex, Eig-htli Ploor.
I I : .r. ' : 1 rr. !
fliYi a rme j Kug is
w and these finje F -inch WilWs,
$3.50 vBMr ! ; . i
m2L f""i mm n r . : " tf
I
blean
I
Nottingham lace, white,
irresh.
htock.1 In pleasing; patterns!
1915: V U W Y7rr
s
I
Ready for Action! These
Lawn Mowers
Every style and every price
in the genuine "Pliiladelphia"'
and "Reliance" makes.
"Philadelphia"
14-in. "K" Style, $8.50, $11
16-in. "K". Style, $9.50, $12
"Reliance"
12-in. Lawn Mowers, $3.35,
$4, $4.50, $4.75, $5.25.
14-in. Lawn" Mowers, $3.50,
$4.25, $4.75, $5.00, $5.50,
' $5.75, $6.50.
16-in. Lawn Mowers, $3.75,
$4.50, $5.50, $6.00, $7.00.
Temporary Annex, Third Tloor.
A BIG STOCK OF
i LINOLEUMS
in both printed and
inlaid patterns.
Very little prices.
t - nil i e in
r , A i . t I ., -- " 1 : w r m
Tm& Quality Sorj& of Portland
FiffK SixUv-MorHsorv Alder Sta. :
Sizes
22x36
27 xS4
36 x63
4.6x7.6
6 x 9
8.3x10.6
9 1x12
We al
a Lif etime Investment
Hardwlck Wiltons and Bundhar Wiltons may be
truly termed as such.
Anu since ui
permits or the
rival the rarest
- These Rugs
of
can
"French."
Wilton
$ 4.25
6.25
9.50
. 20.00
.37.50
. 53.75
60.00
Hardwick
Wilton
$.4.00
6.00
! 8.50
19.00
32.50
50.00
55.00
so carry special sizes, such as
10-6x12 i
10- 6x13-6
11- 3x15 I
We make a specialty of odd arid extra
i . ... t. j .i: -.i
large sizes,- wincni can supppicu
short notice. ;
We will be irlad to sliow them
you and to lend you such -assistance
as you
may wish. They are sold
exclusively at Meier. &; Franki
bir Wonderfully firm, even texture,
most anistrc coior ueauncm, mcy
Orientals in richness of. tone.,
be had in the follawing. sizes:
Buncthar
Wilton
$ 3.75
5.50
7i75
18.00
"30.00
40.00
4500
s.
to SlSa&Ef- 0
Temporary Annn. PeTenth Tlnrr
under 1 e years or age.
.- hi . .