The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 21, 1915, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextUNDAV MORNING. NOVEMBER 21. 1915. We Start the Most Powerful Sales of the Year m Xmas Waists 15 Models Just in 'Ussy Willow georgette Lrepe Chiffon Itriped Bilk hadow Lace most remarkable waists ever shown at $6.75 the materials Bed are of the very finest qualities produced the styles reflect pthing that is not entirely new in fact each model shows some few idea of the mid-winter fashions in such colors as flesh, maize, lack, white, navy, brown, hunters green, plum and striped effects. 11 long sleeve models. Third Floor The Scarcest A T" f feress Materials A W lOr roadcloth $1.98 Yd. Another shipment of new oadcloths has been received opened Saturday and go on de tomorrow for the tirst me. l-This will be the last ship ment for this season as broad- ptha are growing scarcer eh day. ffull 58 inch broadcloths in beautiful finish and chiffon eight. In such colors as Af- an brown, Russian green, dnight blue, navy, taupe, ay, cardinal and black. oatings $1.98 Yard Double faced, extra heavy atings, 56 inches wide. ponged and shrunk. In all 0 wanted colors. Second Floor 40-in. Silk Crepe de Chine For Waists, Dresses and QQ Dainty Lingerie OC -Crepe de Chine is the one silk fabric that grows in popularity with each season and this year while it is more popular than ever, it grows scarcer every day but in face of this fact we offer tomorrow a wonderful quality of 40 inch silk crepe de chine, which we show in such fashionable colors as white, flesh, nile, coral, apricot, emerald, Copenhagen, ceil, Labrador blue, navy, black, lavender and maize. Second Floor Order Your Xmas Greeting Cards Now See our special holiday stock of these beautiful cards. Those who want their orders filled early will do' well to choose the stationery they desire now. First Floor R b: ememDrance Hats New and Elegant As the Sketches Show Formerly Sold to $18 $6 .95 Portland Women Have Never Chosen Hats Like These Strong words, but substantiated in every way by the styles, the trimmings and the exquisite materials used. They are all recently new hats, designed especially for mid-winter wear featuring both the small and large shapes, of velvet, panne velvet and hat ters' plush. Hats for dress and tailored wear. The famous Rawak, the Hyland and Gage Hats will also be found in this sale. Third Floor Your Ivory or Christmas The best Ivory Toilet Table rticles are here the best as- Irtments the best styles best prices. Christmas toppers will findhat we are t "just out of the piece :y want ; but if they are wise fey will order at once, as kxy is scarce, and the assort- B.71S arc pounu iu gu quim.- English Ivory Frencfv Ivory German Ivory American Ivory Mirrors with long handles, d oval-shaped bonnet mir- rs for $3.25. Hair Brushes usually sold $5.00, here at $4.00. Other brushes at $3.50 to 00. Combs, 8-inch, regular $1, f 85c. Extra' heavy imported ench Combs for 98c. Powder Boxes for 89c hilar $1.25. Hair Receiver to match rVB8c. Talcum Powder Holders V 65c. tPuff Box, large size, $2.00. iFlat Pieces at 75c, 35c. YHat Brushes $1.50, cloth bsh, large size, $3.25 Fur Trimmings Furs for trimmings take first place this season and at the same time are very hard to secure ours is the one store in the city that shows a com plete assortment of all that is fashionable in fur trimmings, and at prices that are the lowest!. Coney from one to three inches wide. From 75c to $2.00 yard. Chinchilla Hare, 2 Inches, $1.50. Civet Cat, two inches, $4.95. -Fitch, from one to three inches wide, $1.95 to $5.95. -Beaver, from one to three inches wide. $3.95 to $12.50 yd. Real Skunk, one inch, $3.95. Hudson Seal, two inches, $3.95. Natural O p o s s u m, two inches, $2.95. Moufflon, two inches, $4.50. Gray Krimmer, two inches, $3.95. Cray Squirrel, one inch, $3. Fur Edges at 25c a yard. First Ploot Mail and Telephone Orders Filled by Expert Shoppers J" nunt 'Merchandise fd Merit Only' Pacific Phone Marshall 5000 Home Phone A-6691 English Club Stick Umbrellas We consider ourselves very fortunate in having re ceived this special shipment of umbrellas at this time, a time when everyone is think ing seriously about Xmas gifts. They all have the heavy club stick made all in one piece with regular frame. Covered with pure silk taf feta, in black,, navy, purple, dark green and bright red. Long crook handles finished with ribbon rosette. Prices $5.00, $6.50 and $7.00. First Floor First Floor K H Great Thanksgiving Dinnerware o Special Display of If ci- ojippers nd High-Top Dress opts for Afternoon and livening Just at this time of year more :tal activities loom in the imme ite foreground than at any other le. It means shoes, slippers, and ktiy of them for all sorts Qf oc-Sions. SOT this special dispJay and sale II '' be most welcome to those Imen interested in the latest oe fashions. 'Jifterrioon Boots in bronze d dull kid, with beaded cut-out raps- in white calf, in plain Onze dull kid, patent and com iatons, and plain vamps. -Prices range ftom $7.50, .50, $10.00 to $14.00 pair uppers and Pumps, of satins, dull kids, white calf. kid, patents, brocaded ks. cold and silver cloth. In kin nd novelty trimmed effects.- ppers J3.50 to7.oo. V-v ... Second Floor J Sale u m Nets and Chiffons Georgette Crepe, $1.75, 40 ins. wide, black, white, flesh and street and evening shades. One of the most popular trimmings, as well as for waists and dresses. $2.00 and $225 yd. Elbow Proof Chiffon which has all the appearance of Georg ette Crepe a very satisfactory cloth for sleeves and separate waists. $1,50 yard. $1.00 Lining Net, 85c This is a cotton lining net and can be had in flesh tint. 72 inches wide. $2.25 Tulle Net, $1.75, for evening gowns and dancing frocks. 72 inches wide. Silk No Tear Nets, $1.25, in street and evening shades. 42 in. wide, regular $1.50. Ombre Silk Nets 36 inches wide in shaded colors. $1J75 yard. First Floor Wartime Paris Sent Us This Exquisite, Beautiful anmbrotbere& Jf rencf, Zftigen'e If Ever There Was a Time to Take Advantage of a Sale THIS IS THE OCCASldN Above all NOW, when French lingerie is practically unobtainable and the source of supply cut off by the war seems very remarkable an immense stock, nearly $25,000 worth of Paris lingerie at prices absolutely unequaled, here or elsewhere. We are proud of this sale. It is another Lip-man-Wolfe triumph. j The most exquisite garments, made of finest French muslins. Gowns in the slip-over or open front styles combinations in Princess or waisted style drawers in; many styles corset covers and Princess slips, both simple and elaborate chemise, skirts and envelope chemise in many at tractive designs, showing French or Madeira embroideries and real laces. Combination Suits Regular $2.49, $3.39, $4.50, $5.25 to $40.00 Special $1.98, $2.79, $3.59, $4.19 to $31.95 Dr?vers Regular $1.25, $1.75) $2.49, $3.45 to $20150 Special 98c, $1.39, $1.98, $2.79 to $16.45 Chemise Regular $1.65, $1.75, $2.49, $3.25 to $25.00 Special $1.29, $139, $1.98, $2.59 to $19.95 Envelope Chemise Regular $3.79, $4.95, $5J2S to $5.95 Special $3.10, $3.98, $4.19 to $4.79 Regular Special Regular Special Regular Special Regular Special Gowns $2.39, $3.98, $4.50, $5.95 $1.98, $3.19, $3.59, $4.75 Corset Covers 98c, $1.65, $2.79, $3.75 79c, $1.29, $2.25, $2.98 Skirts $1.98, $2.25, $3.69, $4.19 $1.59, $1J9, $2.98, $3.35 Princess Slips $3.75, $4.75, $5.79, $6.19 $2.98, $3.79, $4.65, $4.95 to $46.50 to $36.95 to $11 0 to $ 9.19 to $45.00 to $35.95 to $67.50 to $49.95 Fourth Floor New York Has Sent to Portland Men The Handsomest Neckwear We Have Ever Seen Price never makes up for style. In these remarkable scarfs, quality and style were the first requisites, the only essentials. After that it became a mat ter of quantity to control price. The combination affords us the opportunity of presenting to the men of Portland tne most extensive collection of holi day neckwear ever offered bv our men's furnishing store. Exquisite heavy silks, embracing every known style in Jao quard, Dresden and conventional pat terns. Regular $1.00 to 1 r 58c 68c 98 c 'lrat Floor 0 Manhattan Shirts for Xmas BUT Why Pay Full Price When There's No Need? Manhattan Shirts have a national reputation. They are built up with every essential in material, tailoring and style that goes to make a first class garment So why not decide to buy father, son or brother shirts for Christmas ? Tomorrow, then, is your day. Manhattan Shirts at the following prices : $1.50 Manhattan Shirts $1.15 $3.50 Manhattan Shirts $2.65 $2.00 Manhattan Shirts $1.38 $4.00 Manhattan Shirts $2.85 $2.50 Manhattan Shirts $1.88 $5.00 Manhattan Shirts $3.85 $3.00 Manhattan Shirts $2.25 $10 Manhattan Shirts $6.45 First Floor Fur and Braid Trimmed Misses' and Small Women's New Winter Suits Exclusive Styles A Sale Fourth Floor Section $15.00, $19.95, $23.50, $29.50 Suits of gabardine, fine serge, whipcord, broadcloth and fancy mixtures. Suits in navy blue, brown and green. Suits that reflect all the latest modes of the day in loose flar ing box styles, full or half belted styles. Suits with convertible or tailored collars. Skirts In plain flare or pleated styles. Suits trimmed with velvet, fur, seal, silk braid, self materials and buttons. Fourth Floor & DOLLS Dolls Repaired Doll Bazaar, Second Floor Dolls from nearly every country in the world there's a doll here for a child of every age nowhere could one possibly find a greater variety or a more beautiful selection. Here they are from the tiniest mites of dolls to the life size and life-like little ladies, not a size grade is missing every one of them simply longing to be chosen for some little girl's Christmas present Second Floor Blankets and Comforters Winter Warmth,' November Economies -Exactly 900 pairs of high grade wool blankets enter this sale all firmly woven, full in size and weight. In white, gray and fancy plaid designs, with pretty borders. $4.00 Wool Blankets . .$2.95 $ 7.50 Wool Blankets .$5.95 $5.00 Wool Blankets . .$3.95 $ 8.50 Wool Blankets .$6.85 $6.00 Wool Blankets ". .$4.95 $10.00 Wool Blankets $7.95 $12.50 Wool Blankets for $9.85 These comforters are filled with a good quality of Laminated cotton and covered with silkoline in the most desirable shades of pink, blue, yellow and combination effects. $3.00 Silkoline CmPrs $2.47 $5.00 Silkoline C'mf'rs $3.95 $4.00 Silkoline CmPrs $3.19 $6.50 Silkoline Cmf'rs $4.95 Nothing Is More Durable and Beautiful Than These Axminster and Wilton Rugs Now Selling for Less $27.45 For regular $35.00 Axminster rugs, 9 by 12 feet $36.85 For regular $45.00 Wilton rugs, size 9 by 12 feet Do you need floor coverings for the living room, the dining room, or even the bedroom? If so, here is your opportunity, for this is a sale of very superior Axminster and WiJton rugs the kind of rugs that are famous for their wonderful wearing qualities as well as their beautiful patterns and colorings. Shown in both the oriental and conventional designs. Fifth Floor Art Needlework Section is fairly overflowing with clever Xmas Novelties Stamped Center Pieces $1.50 -36-inch size, of white rep, stamped in the new conventional designs. Very effective when finished. 36 Inch Center Pieces $2.00 Made of Russian linen, stamped in the new conventional ramble rose and daisy desirns. Stamped Pillow Cases 85c iMade of black radiant cloth, stamped in various lodge de signs. Stamped Pillow Tops Priced From 25c to $1.00 Satin cloth, rep and crash, stamped. in exclusive conventional designs. Finished models will show you how they look when finished. Baby Bath Towels, 12 l-2c 15x24 Inches. Plain borders, stamped for scalloping and simple designs for cross stitch and outline. "Sew-on-o-grams" In initials, emblems, wreaths, scal lops and words. In blue, pink and white. All ready to applique on with a few stitches to complete. FREE INSTRUCTIONS In every kind of Ait Needlework, By Mrs. Chundelah 9 to 12, 1 to 5. r-We give particular attention to clever, original designing and stamping to order. Monogram and initial .work expertly done. Tlfth Floor Baby Dresses A Xmas Sale Fifth to Half Off $1.25 Slips for 79c Slips bishop style, trimmed with fine lace and veinings. Sizes 6 months to one year. $1.50 to $2.00 Dresses 98c Dresses with embroidered yoke, others pin tucked, feather stitched. All strictly hand made. Sizes from 6 months to 2 years. Hand Made Dresses Sale $1.39, $1.79 to $16.95 French waist or yoke styles, ex quisitely hand embroidered or lace trimmed. 6 months to 6 years. IMPORTED DRESSES Were $2.50 $2.75 $3.00-$4.00 Sale $1.59 $1.79 $1.89-$2.79 Fine white poplin, some embroid ered in all white, others in colors. Scalloped, piped or with open work trimming. Great variety of styles for children 2 to 6 years. 75c-85c Short Dresses 59c Fresh, dainty dresses, with firre lace insertion and tucks, all-over embroidery and Valenciennes lace. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. EXTRA SPECIAL $1.00, $1.25 to $2.00 Dresses Sale 59c Excellent gualities, slightly soiled from display and handling. In lawns, crepes, piques, many different styles. Lace, insertion and embroidery trimming. Others plain. Straight, French waisted, round and square neck styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Party Dresses j For Children 2 to 6 HALF PRICE ! Were $10.50, $11.50 -$14 , Sale $ 5.25, $ 5.75 - $ 7 Tcmrfh Plo-jr A Victrola In the Home Makes Every One Happier It is a source of endless pleas ure to the en tire family. A 1 w a y s ready to play at any time for any mem ber of the h o u a e h old and the Vic tor repertoire includes ev ery kind of music any one desires. $1.00 Brings Your Xmas Victrola To Your Home Tomorrow Everyone will enjoy it every l day in the year. Payments Start January First Stop in tomorrow and hear your favorite music on this wonderful musical instrument. I . t'si - V ' ' '.I WATER RIGHT FIGHT 1 DEVELOPS DEFENSE I TERMED A NOVELTY! City Asked to Stop Proceed-o ings io nesirain use 01 ; Creek by Lumber Company , v ARGUMENT IS REVIEWED; Bridal vU lumbar Company Clam MUl Xor XmporUnt to City Iham V; DtorMMd Wtttr now. A novel plea has been advanced by the Bridal Veil lumber company In it requeet to tlie city of Portland to atop f proceedings In the United State dia-"; trlct court to restrain the company from diverting the watera of Young's creek, which form the waterfall at Shepperd'a Dtill, one of tha most cenlo " point on tha Columbia river highway. In Its plea the company'a official ay: representing $1,600,000 In money and ' employing- 300 men the year round l of more conaennenra to th uliw f Portland than Increasing- tha flow ovtx 1 th falls Ht Shepperd'a Dell." " ;. it will be remembered that Georc ; Sliepptrd recently gave a few acrea v iu riiiLi ai-iug oiieppera a UCM to tne city as a park. At tha last lcglsr . from appropriation or condemnation any of tha water in streams In which there are waterfalls along tha Colum- ' bla rlvar highway ln order to praaarva them. i Lumber company diverted water' from Young's creek, without legal rlgnt. U - la claimed. u. Suit has been brought by tha city and Mr. Shcpperd to compel tha com puny to abvtuln from further appro- -i r r-1 li i tt rt "i "Kven though the city officials mkfV decide to drop tha suit." said E. HV Coovert. "Mr. Khennerd. mvcM.nl will mine whether the lumber company has ...... i .. t .1,1- . . j irgu.1 uug io ma waier. "W contend that It haa not. After i It has been CNlablished that It has tint m-A Will Yt. ru'.H v n t.nlAJ Vam tha water shall be disposed of. As to Mia or. im.ul 1 , , wA n. . 1 1 1 1 " n ' v, . 1 1 in. l tun wuiiuijr win Vm deprlvej of power. I might suggest . thu I ..I. LI I.I. .. -., 1.1 - . . , " ' " n-w UA11IKI J . LO B 111 . plant. The real point at Issue, how ever. Is whether tha company has any nitn.1 nnn io mveri waier irom tna falls." Frank Pound, Civil War Veteran, Dead Post Commander High Odd T allow and A. O. TJ. W. Member Passes Away at Horn In Salem. Frank L. Pound, commander of Sedg wick, No. 10, Grand Army of the Re public, died at his home In Salem, Sat urday, November 11, at the age of 71 i years. The funeral was held Saturday aft ernoon at 1 o'clock from the Methodist Episcopal church, with Interment to the 1. O. O. K. cemetery. t , Mr. Pound was born ln Marelngo, " Wayne county, N. Y., May 16, 1844. H- livcr! thr until IK vonra .k. ha moved with his parents to Illinois, from which place ha enlisted at li years of age ln the 104th Illinois vol- -unteer Infantry. He served faithfully ror threa-and one-half years, when thA war Roma1 to Kunan M. Iownlng, niece of Susan ; M. Iowning-Sherherd. one of Cir.mn-m first woman missionaries. In" 1179 tha famlli . T....I1 . -. ...w ... . " . v. vnwi I. w u u v , Kan. Only one son, O. A. Pound of Aume- mo, nun uiie uu.ugnier, irs. . i DrenMar of Mankato, Kan., survive this union. In 1875 he was married to L.lbby M. Wlnslow at Jewell City, Kan., to this union were born on son, lit. B. V. round of Saloni, I.ottle Pound Gilbert, ' Portland, Or., Mrs. Minerva P. Hol A oiiii, oru.ru fa.Hn, ansa JtUUy Eva, Pound, Portland, and Jeanette Uunlster Puuiul of Halern. lie Is also survived by two brothers, T. S. Pound, Olen I'.ider, Kan., and C. K. Pound, Camas. ' Wh.mIi., one sister, Mrs. T. J, Wylaai. oiiijLii eni.fr, jvttii. He wan a member of the I. Q, .O. FV and A. O. U. W. lodges. For many rears Methodist Episcopal church. His loss In lily felt' by all Uioea who hud - known him. Jewish Society Will 1 Give a Charity Ball Event Will Take Place Thursday live- ' nlng, November 86; Seoord of Society. Is Given. A charity bll will b given by the . Jnwtsh Relief iorieiy, Thursday ev- nlng, Tlianksgivtng day, November 25, at 8 O'clock at iho B nal B'rlth build.: liiV, '1'lilrtoent h ntreet, between Market , and Mill. Though this society la a HpeHHl .IcwiKh Iridtllution It also raw," spond to applicants of other denomi nations. The Tftary's report of the : society's activity from February 4, this year to October 22, altows: Number of individual assisted. ., .387 . Number of famlllrs .li.li Number of Job secured 103 Number "f lk treated by Ijrs, Tllzer, Belling and Imnlel Myers 2 Number prescriptions furnished out .IJe of those sent to the hospital. ." Meals tcivcu 12 Liodginsa tht The officers of the society are: l. Netnerovsicy, president; Hon. Ben 6ell. Ing, first vice president; Hon. Big Blohel. ond vice president; A. Rosen. stein, treasurer, and Dr. N. Mossessooit, secretary. The society ha no paid workers, even offices are given gratis by the secretary. To Discuss Forces S That Make Cities Allen U. Aioen, wno win qukuri me Hinnkii .e ii f i a rn r at CAmnum next Tuesday night, has Just compleleJ a four-year tour of tha world, daring wrucn ji o 1 1 iimj mcmm iwu viviiutiu , analysis of city development "Mr, Albert has been editor of the Mlnnea-, polls Tribune and of the Washington, n n Times and ta now nrtalilMi j.f I the International Association of Rotary clubs. , , ' ' .