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liRIEFS IN CHURCH miiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiWR ' ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR CLEAN-UP AND PAINT-UP 5ttJPPUrLU-RASFAfFJrew T Saturday Last Day of Here's the Perfect Place to For a Good Luncheon Our Ideal for the Bab! Nemo Week Store Furs Men's Grill Vanta Garments Arguments For and Against .'Consolidation Are Set Forth at Length, CONTEST IS SPIRITED ONE Corsets of quality and durabil ity. Sell-reducing Nemo Cor nets, 13.50, 4 and 5. Nemo Wonderltft Corset 5. Investi gate tomorrow I Corset Shop, Third Floor. because of our unequaled equipment. Cold-storage vaults, always below freezing, kqep the furs as beautiful as they are safe. Write or phone, we'll calL Fourth Floor, Fifth St. where good food, efficient service and a spirit of comrade ship mingle. You'll enjoy the hour and come again I Smok ing, of course. Ninth Floor, Sixth St. being demonstrated this week by a trained nurse Mrs- Hub bard in our Baby Shop. Pin less, buttonless; Indorsed by those who know. Diaper pattern and Baby Book free.' ' Baby Shop, Second Floor. Tm&JIuality Store'of Portland' Fifths ibcU,"Morrlsot, Alder 3ts Every Item on This Page Is a Magnificent Tribute to the Unequaled Saving Opportunities on New Seasonable Merchandise in Members of rirst K. X. Church Say Tiy arTr Aska Kip in ranae f''&' Their Expenses. CON ROM NOW BEFORE CONFERENCE EotabUard w Briefs of arguments supporting and contesting the legality of consolidation of the First Methodist church and the Tiraee Methodist church prepared by the factions In the church fight, to other with a petition asking for the separation of the two church societies, re In the hands of the Quandrlennlal canftrrinct of the Methodist Episcopal church which is in session in Saratoga 9pr4ngs, New York. vTha pamphlet supporting the con solidation maintains the regularity of ths proceedings leading up to consoli dation and quotes the decision of Judge Catena, which was affirmed by the supreme court. The "Insurgents'" petition and their brief are the .more interesting of the documents in that they disclose the method of attack agal: Jt the consolida tion. The antl-consolldationlsts contend in main that the merger was sought by Grace church because that church was in poor circumstances while first (Taylor) church was prosperous; thai majority of the members of First (Taylor) church were- opposed to con solidation; that under a church act of the legislature t " 1888 the Taylor street property must be used for church pur poses, and that the consolidated con gregation has not sufficient room to worship in the Grace church and there Is necessity for two societies. Charges of trouble making are open ly made in both documents. The feeling is illustrated by this ref erence from the brief, saying: ,. We have never asked them to pay our-expenses. Surely they cannot expect vis to furnish them with money to be used by them In fighting us. It is as bad as asking the Krupps to sell guns to the allies to be used against the Germans." Fireman Is Told He Should Be Ashamed Appears as Witness Against rather In JToB-Bupport Case and Xa Lectured .V by Judge 1 Cass Is Dismissed. "You ought to be ashamed to come Into court and try to send your father to the penitentiary in a case of this kind. As the oldest son. It Is your duty not only to help support your mother and brother, but your father if need be." '"This la what District Judge Jones told' Leonard L. Hueslng, 29 years old, single, and a member of the Portland fire department, when he appeared In court yesterday afternoon as a witness against his father, William Hueslng, Who was charged with failure to sup port .his 15-y ear-old son. . Mrs. Hueslng and her two sons live at M Jefferson street. Mr. Hueslng has not lived with hla family for the last six years, but he contributed to their support until two yeara ago, when work for a stone cutter became slack. After lecturing the fireman for his apparent attempt to shirk his duty, Judge Jones dismissed the case. Singapore Seeking Portland Business Closer Xelatlons With Horthwest De - strsd Flour, Salmon and Hardware Xzports Attracting Most. Singapore and Bankok are reaching out for closer relations with Portland and the Pacific northwest. C. A. Ed gar Of Manchester, Singapore and Ban kok, spent yesterday here calling upon exporters and those who might be in terested in future exports. Mr. Edgar was especially Interested la the export of flour, salmon and hardware and a limited amount of wood products. He said his firm is encaged in the export of all products frenv the Federated Malay Stales or Slam. Whenever closer transportation conditions are established between Portland and his territory, he said, there should be a marked Improvement in the lines he refers to. To Make Beet Sugar Tests at Harriman William Xaalar Secures Seed From . Utah District i Will Be Distributed : Ajao&ff r aimers; May Build Factory. Harriman, Or.. May 4. William Han ley; has secured 100 pounds of seed from Utah to be distributed among the .farmers ot this section to be planted and tested. This seed has been placed in -the "hands of. Superintendent Brie thoupt of the experimental station for distribution. Mr. Hanley has assurance that should It be found sugar beets can be profi tably grown In this section a factory will be established In tne Harney val ley, v '( :- ' " ; , Object to Foreign Laborers. - Bar View. Or., May 4. A petition li being circulated here and at Rockaway and IS being rapidly signed by the ctt lzensv and will be presented to the county court at Tillamook City, vigor ously protesting against the county employing foreigners to do the work on ths Bar View road here. .. Deal Involves Millions. San. Francisco, Msy i. (0. P.) Se crecy today surrounded a reported deal whereby one Of three San Francisco r ational "bankers Is said to be negotiat t ins" for the purchase of the local branch of the International Banking corporation. The consideration is un derstood to be several million dollars. -.. i .. -i . Bootlegger Foand Guilty. : Marshflsld. Or. May 4 The Jury in the circuit court In the case of - Otto Edlund charged with bootlegging, re turned a verdict of guilty. Edlund will, receive' his sentence Friday. In the justice court Edlund was found guilty and fined $30r and sentenced to UO. days In Jalt lie appealed the case to' the circuit court-i " , ...'. '-;! '.: ''f'; yVV. 't,'T V'V'.'? y otj sen AnrrfiMAiT a 1369TX rXTDAT lUSFlin 25c Yard Woven Tissues 12Vic Beautiful sheer and crisp. All new Spring styles. Limited quantity Friday only at this extra special re duced price. Second Floor. Our 5 1369th 9th;Anniversary Friday Surprise Sale& Sale ottk siTK aJunrrasuiT a 1369TK rXXSAT STXKTJUSB Women's 50c -85c Kerchiefs 29c Two for SOc. Pure linen, hand hemstitched, checked patterns. Broken line hand-embroidered ini tials. No phone or C. O. D. orders. Main Floor. BLOUSE SHOP Our 59th Anniversary a 1369th rrlday Surprise New Novelty Voile Waists at 88c One Pictured A lavender and green fancy stripe distinguishes one of these unusual blouses, and the solid blue collar and cuffs of a novelty striped voile makes another quite pretty. there is something about every one ot tnese ciouses that makes them remarkably good bargains at 88c. Blouse Shop, Fourth Floor. AST" "V CLOVE SHOP Our 59th Anniversary k 1369th Triday Surprise A Sale of 1200 Pair Women's Gloves 75c Our Finest $1 and $125 Qualities Doeskin and chamois washable gloves 600 pairs.. White or natural chamois color. One-clasp style. Ideal Summer gloves that wash perfectly in luke warm water. Glace kid gloves 600 pairs. Broken lines of black, white, brown, tan. gray, etc. Splendid assortment sizes, in every color, 5 Vt to lYi. Come early for best selection, however. No Phone, G. O. D. nor Approval Orders Glove Shop, Main Floor. UMBRELLA SHOP Our 59th Aaalversary and 1369th Friday Surprise Odd Pieces Women's Silk Umbrellas $4.95 Regularly Priced $6J50 to $9 Taking stock after a tremendous Spring selling of better grades of women's umbrellas we find exactly 68 odd pieces that we're sacrificing for Friday at $4.95. Finest quality ' coverings, all silk and silk mixtures, In black. Imported and domestic handles, no two alike, every one perfect. Also 30 in assorted colort some wood sticks, others steel rods. No Phone or Approval Orders. None Laid Aside Umbrella Shop, Main Floor. 1 MILLINERY SHOP : Our 69th Anniversary ft 1369th Triday Surprise Smart Trimmed Hats $3.75 $5J00 to $7 JO Values Very smart, indeed, are the hats that go into this sale Friday some of our very prettiest models at $5.00 to $7.50 are among them ! There are all styles, all col ors, all sizes hats for all tastes. Some are quite tai lored, ribbon or quill trimmed, while many are light and summery and flower trimmed. Truly an unusual as sortment of .clever hats Friday at 3.75. Millinery Shop, Fourth Floor. MEN'S FURNISHINGS SHOP OTTB 59TH AHITXVXKSAST Si 1369TX TZXBAT ST7XPKZSB Men's Athletic Style Union Suits 59c splendidly made union suit for warm weather wear at wonderful Anniversary-Surprise Sale price tomorrow. Good quality white cross-bar nainsook. Made with closed crotch. All full cut, with knitted waistband. All sizes 34-46. Boys' Union Suits 29c White ribbed cotton for warm weather. Short sleeves and knee length. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Extra special Friday, only 29c. ideal Men's Furnishings Shop, Main Floor. APPAREL SHOP OUB 69TX araiT13UST ft 1369TX 7&TDAT STXPXXSB $18.50-$25 Silk Dresses' $12.85 Two Styles Pictured A silk dress is almost a necessity for Summer wear. For Friday we have taken about seventy-five of the prettiest $18.50 to $25 dresses and grouped them at $12.85. There are all-taffetas and taffeta combined with Georgette In dozens of lovely effects. A champagne silk has large shawl collar of white Georgette and pleated skirt; a green taffeta has Georgette overblouse in Petrova fashion. A rose silk has touches of embroidery In colors and soft lace vest and there are scores of dis tinctive styles in all sizes. These are such unusually good values now with silk so scarce and so high that the lot will probably be sold early, so plan to be here Friday as soon as possible. Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR SHOPS OTTK 59TX AWVXYXXSAJLT ft 1369TK TKXSAT BTTmPsUSB Women's $1.50 Pure Thread Silk Hose, Pair 95c Hosiery of a Nation-Famous Make! The "But-i-nol" quality that Is, with buttonholes in welts for garter clasps. Pure thread silk, black only, all sizes. Friday 95c. Women's $2.25 Glove Silk Knickers $1.59 Delightful Summer undergarments glove silk in pink and white that launder perfect ly and give splendid service. All regular sizes. Reduced for Friday's selling from 12.25 to 11,59. Hall's Glove Silk Vests $1.33 Ideal Summer undergarments soft glove silk in pink or white. Made with neat taped crocheted edges. Sizes 34 to 44. Very spe cial for Friday, $1.33. Hoslarr .and Underwear Shops, Main Floor RIBBON SHOP Our 69th Anniversary ft 1369th Triday Surprise Hair-Bow, Hat-Bow, Baby-Bow Ribbons,Yd. 10c A splendid assortment of colors both staple and nov elty shades. Taffetas, moire and messalines, all silk and ranging in width from 4 to 6 inches. . A very wondenul offering for this Anniversary-Surprise Saleyard, 10c. Ribbon Shop, Main Floor. J 420 New SOc Pieces i Neckwear at 21c There are collars, sets, guimpes and boidoir caps in cluded in this collection. Collars and sets of chiffon, crepe and embroidered linens. .A few colored effect i. Guimpes of net, high or low, boudoir caps pt net, ribbon trimmed. Neckwear Shop, Main Floor. J LACE SHOP OUB 59TK A9TH1VEBSAXT ft 1369TK PBIDAY BTJKFISE 75c Wide Organdie Dress Flouncing Yard 49c 5 Yards Make a Frock! Pretty organdie flouncing, done in very elaborate designs, with large scalloped edges. Makes a striking lingerie gown at a very slight expense five yards at 49c a yard for Friday only. 25c-35c Embroidery Edges 18c Cambric and Swiss, in eyelet and neatly executed blindwork patterns. Six to 18-inch widths, for undermus lins. Lace Shop, Main Floor. CHILDREN'S SHOP OTTB 69TS AKITXTXX.SAS7 ft 1369TX FKIOAT artTBF&XSZ Children's $1.75 Gingham Dresses Friday at $1.19 Practical washable Summer dresses, sizes 6 to 14, made with pleated skirts and neatly trimmed with white poplin collar, cuffs and belt. $10-51.75 Dresses, $1.10 3 to 6 years. Strictly" tailored dresses of white linene with trimmed. kilted skirts and waist embroidery 59c-75c Rompers, 39c A broken assortment of patterns in gingham romp ers. Well cut and neatly made. $1.95 "College" Middies, $159 The new sports middy, in broad, bright stripes yellow and navy, red' and black and orange and black. They are belted, hate large patch pockets and collar and open all the way down the front. Sizes 3 6 to 44. $135 Middy Blouse Waists, 98c Sizes 14 to 20, of soisette and galatea, made in sev eral styles, with fancy collars and braid trimming, elas tic at waistline. Girls' and Children's Shop, Second Floor. NEEDLEWORK SHOP OtTS B9TK AsnmmSABT ft 1369TX JTBZDAY SUftTJUSB Children's Stamped Dresses 50c Regularly 75c to $125 Practical little dresses-of popliri, lawn and batiste, stamped to em broider in the prettiest possible designs: Completely made dresses. Sizes for girls 1 to 12 years. "Kiddies" Play Dresses 25c Entirely made, of blue chambray, stamped for embroidering in simple de Signs. Sizes for kiddies I to 3 years. 144 dresses in the lot, Fridjy only,, 25c. Art' Needlework Shop, Second Floor. JEWELRY SHOP Our 39th Anniversary ft I369tn rxidari Surprise New Sports Jewelry 50c and $1.00 Qualities 23c These have just and are the very in Summer sports quite simple and lored in appearance Sterling-topped gold - filled brooches, plain) with colored rhtnestones, sone enamel bar pins, etc --A remarkable new Jewelry for 2 sc. Jewelry been received newest thing Jewelry all blain and tai- There are hat pins, sets, or set Stones and Cftis- tie clasps, waist showing of Friday at chic, only Shop, Main Floor. J OVB 59tb aimVEBSlKT as i369t& raxsAT ivsnuss Stop Vydins y Bobbins ; and enjoy your sewing with an Eldredge Two-Spool Rotary Sewing Machine Come in and let us demonstrate this wonder machine, and buy it for $1 a week no interest. Liberal allowance on old machine. Special Friday $37.50 Machine for-$33.60 $1 a Week Beautiful desk cabinet Eldredge with Ions; shuttle. Sewing Machine Shop, Second Floor OTTB 69TB AM HI T JMtSAJtT ft 1369TK rSEDAT BVMFMXMB (HI Rocker $9.85 Solid oak, genuine Spanish leather automobile spring cushion seat. Fumed or waxed finish. rEignth Flpor. OTJB B9TK AimVEBBABT ft 1369TK rSZOAT SUKP&ISK Victor Butter Roll at 59c ' Fancy freshly made Oregon creamery butter ii two-pound rolls. Rip Olive, Santa Ani ta, No. 2Ja tal! in- ....... Xat me- Shaker Salt, Chester, toe vittonj on rr sale for Ik Karo Syrup, Slue Label, No. 5' cans, each aVfJU Crisco, shortening. drum or 65c cans for1 ... Lewer's Cocoa, well- liked brand, y3 lb. cans Challenge. Coffee, 4 lb. cloth sack 95c, O f pound Ol Blue Ribbon Butter, popular brand, - roll ..OXv 55c i. well- 19c Applet, fine cans . . Dried bright rings, 5- QQ' lb. cloth sack. . OVVs Pancake Flour, telf-rls-v ing. No. 9 sacks, QX.n while they last. .OtlU Glosa Starch,. Easter if make, No. t packages, four for the spe- OC cial price of . . , altJC Naptha Soap, Economy brand, 10 bars r)Q. aWl for Ninth Floor, Fifth Street. ottb 6TX inrmiiir ft 1389TK rmZSAT STTftJPmZSB Save Friday on Screen Doors Well made, substantial, plain screen doors. Complete with spring hinges, hook and pull. Measure doors before ordering. 2:6x6:6 doors only 98c 2:8x6:8 doors only 99c 2:10x6:10 doors $1.07 3x7 doors only $1.16 Basement, TiiiiiiiiimiitniimMiiiiiiimmimuittimiiiiitH i
