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is?- THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND.. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8. 1916. 10 '- t, nrTAII AJOPUAMTO 'AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAAAAAi!AAAA AAAAAAfAA44ATElJEPHONES----MARSHALL .4600,1 A-6101AVAAiUAAAA ULIMIL IIOUriMlllO : EXPECT NEARLY 1000 I ; AI LAAAAAAAAAf fci AAAAAA AAA A AAA A AAA j ANNUAL 1 .'Special Attention to Be Paid : to Draw Large Attendance rrom uoos uistnci. TO GIVE SPECIAL RATE &alara Will Ukely Adopt Con.errfc. ttre Attitude In tbe scatter of Leg islation la Tola tSte. The date of th aleventh annual con vention of the Oregon Retatl Mer .' chants' association was set yesterday y the board of directors of the body for February in, 20 and 21, 1917. At attendance of nearly 1000 mer chants Is anticipated. Secretary L.. It. Merrick was selected by the- governlntr board to visit Coos county with the Chamber of Commerce : excursion. October 8, for the purpose ; of engendering enthusiasm In the Coos county for the coming convention. In thin district the association has a membership of 160 and following two . la,rg excursions there by the mer chants and manufacturers jof Portland It is expected, that the dealers of the r Coos county towns will reciprocate by sending a large delegation t Portland In February. To Vlrit Other Sections. " Mr. Merrick will visit every other district in the state, subsequent to the Coos excursion. In the interest of the convention. "The plans of those having In charge ' the February Merchants' convention In cludes an invitation to be sent to re tailers of the entire northwest," said Mr. Merrick yesterday. . "Special rates will be granted on all transportation lines and as retailers' I . stocks must be replenished at that I time this need will bring many dealers ' from 'Washington. Montana and Idaho ' aa well as from Oregon. ' ".Committees which will have charge, of the publicity entertainment and j business features of the convention . will Include, along with the retailers, ' many prominent local manufacturers. Chamber-a Aid Solicited. 'The Chamber of Commerce will be asked to cooperate and it is quite ' probable that the business sessions of "the convention will be held In the as- aembly room of the Chamber of Com merce In the Oregon building. "The program of the convention la yet to be formulated but It Is likely the merchants will be conservative .about legislation. We feel that there are already plenty of laws and it is .probable no new legislation will be recommended unless "we are forced to." WCany Sides Represented. Ifhe, membership of the Oregon Re tail. Merchants' association Includes meriof every line of endeavor In the atate. With 22 affiliated organizations It numbers a membership of more than 1000. Officers and directors who par ticipated in setting the convention dates are: O. Clifford Barlow, presi dent, Warrenton'; W. A. Bell. Eugene; j A. C. Marsters, Roaeburg, and R. M. - Smith, Bend, vice presidents; L. R. :" Merrick, Portland, secretary; Thomas Watts, Reuben, treasurer; and F. La Trulllnger, Yamhill; C. C. Jacobs, Mc Mlnnvllle; O. W. Scranlin, Maxburg; J. O. Snodgrass, I-a Grande; A. M. Reeves, Lebanon; F. X. Beck, Woodburn and : C. E. Munro, Portland, directors; See Also " Fur Repaired and Remodeled --China Painting Studio, Direc- p 1ZT in Latest Style by Our Expert tion Mrs. Nellie G. Leymari, Now a8e 7 Furriers. Open. This Section Fourth Floor, Fifth Street Fifth Floor, Fifth Street v J -Principal Portland Agents the Kodaks, Cameras, Supplies New Edison the Instrument Developing, Printing, Enlarging Which Re-Creates Music Quick Service, Lowest Prices Sixth Floor Main Floor See Also Page 7 This Section News to Whet the Sunday Appetite A Feast of Good Things All Can Enjoy! Order Eastern Star In Special Meeting Boae City Chapter No. 86 Meet With l"lrat Officers in Chair in Honor of Tenth Anniversary. Rose City chapter. No. 86, Order Eastern Star, held a special session last Friday night in the Masonic tempiel With its first officers in the chairs In i honor of the establishment of the chap ter 10 years ago. . ., "A musical and literary program was riven by a number of members, among whom were Albert Brown, solo; Mrs. Albaug-h. reading, and Mrs. Julia Pratt, piano solo. Speeches were made by .prominent members of the order. Sup per was served In the banquet hall after the close of the session. The following were officers In sta tion: Mrs. Fronla D. Wlllet, worthy ma tron; George W. Stapleton, worthy pa trbn; Miss Margaret E. Ilowatson, as eoclate matron; Mrs. Ella I. Evans, conductress; Mrs. Susie Kressman. as sociate conductress; Mrs. Virginia Iaweaux, treasurer; Mrs. Delia L. Houston, secretary; Mrs. Birdie Smith, Chaplain; Mrs. Tlllie Henrys, marshal; , Mrs. Louise Cordy, organist; Mrs. MaryJ ,. Uttlerifcld, Adah; Mrs. Louise Menefee, ; Ruth; Mrs. Matilda Sally. Esther; Mrs. Clara E. Rums'ey. Martha; Mrs. Minnie L. Olsen, Electa; Mrs. Cissy Chamber lain, warder; Peter Borgain, sentinel. ' .-- The following grand officers and past grand officers were present: " Mrs. Delia l. Houston, past grand matron; Robert A. Miller, past grand -patron: George W. Stapleton, past , (rand patron; Clyde Evans, past grand patron; Mrs. Jennie Knepper, grand Chaplain; Mxs. Hazel Wheat, grand Either. ,rv 4 Lethuanian Eelief 4 Day Is Announced Tar Say Will Be Held in Portland on VoTtmtoer 1 ; President Wilson Israel " a Proclamation. . I president Woodrow Wflson by proc ' lamatlon has set apart November 1 as "a day upon which the people of . ih United States may make such con ; trleutlona as they feel disposed for the aid of the stricken Lithuanian people." , The' day will be observed In Port land by the sale of tags on the streets ! through tha efforts of volunteer work- 'ra. The committee In charge con auts of J. A. Stankus, S. Bashln and r Mrs. U P. Baahln. Four million Lithuanians because of the European war have heen "stricken ' :by war, famine and disease," In the words of President Wilson. "Misery, wretchedness and hard . ahlpr are their lot, to use th words - O the resolution passed by congress . and calling upon the president to issue the proclamation. Contributions received by the local commlttt will - be forwarded to the, American Bed Cross at Washington v and will be applied direct to the neces sities of tha Lithuanians. Tha presi dents . proclamation states that con tributions may b addressed direct to th American Red Croas. For Six Days Beginning Tomorrow Our Annual October Sale Drags and Toilet Articles CD1T17 With ever Jr KUlli jar of Vivo Cold Cream at 50c, a 25c bottle Lilas Arly Talcum or 25c Mavis Toilet Water. FREE With every 50c box of Face Powder purchased during this sale, a 25c silver powder pencil. FREfe With every pur chase of rouge at 50c made during this October sale, a 10c eyebrow pencil. Demonstrating That We Are Never Undersold. We Reserve to Limit Quantities That All Bona Fide Purchasers May Be TOOTH PASTES AND POWDERS the Right Supplied. FACE POWDERS I MANICURE SPECIALS 60c La Blaclie Face OQa Powder special at.. Uwo 60c Java Rice Face 07 a Powder special at.. vlV 50c Poudre Grasse OQp Face Powder at.... fcOU 25c Swansdown Face I C Powder special at.. " 2Bc Gossamer Face Ofl Powder for 60c Wakelee's Cam elllne special at . . . 60c Wisdom's Rob- QQ epee l Powder J .FaC8$l 40c ertine, liquid, Nara Face priced at Mary Garden Powder at . 60c Pond's lte 4 0 Powder special at.. FACE CREAMS 60c Rarus Theatri-JQp cjil Cold Cream, lb. rUU 25c Complexion I Qp Cream reduced to.. I vW 60c Daggett & Rams-4 Q dell's Cold Cream.. Hull 60c Hinds' Honey- Jflp Almond Cream at. trvi 25c Jergen's Benzoin O I n and Almond Cream al I u 60c Pompeian Mas- M fin sage Cream for.... HUl 25c Woodbury's Fa- Oft n clal Cream for 4;UU 25o Holmes' Frost- Oflp ilia reduced to 4-Uu 60c Ingram's Milk- OQft weed Cream for... OOU Luxurla, Harriet Hub- .rd..Aye:(.flAND50c TALCUM POWDERS 25c 15c Williams, Tal cum, 2 Uns for. . . 16c Babcock's Tal- OCn cum, 2 tins ror... aiou 25c Samurai Tal cum Powder for.. 15c Mennen's Tal cum, 2 tins for... 10c Alrfloat Talcum 0A Powder for Ow 16c Jergen's Rose and VI. Talc, 2 for 25c Jergen's Eutas ka Talcum for. . . . I5c 25c 25c 21c 20c 49c 50c 25c Pray's Rosaline Oflp reduced to ul Beecham's AlabaHtrine. SS?.V."JB5c AND 25c 25c Cuticle Ice re duced to 10c Flexible Emery 7 Boards at ' 65c Renewable Buff ers special at 25c . Liquid Cutex Of reduced to AUW. 25c Cutex Nail Oflp White special at... Onglace. for the nails, priced at HAIR TONICS $1 Danderine for the OQa hair, special at... $1 Mary T. GoldmaifgCp Hair Restorer at.. 0JI' Jl Scheffler's Color- lne, special at $1 Herpiclde reduced 7Cf tn the hottle ' Dripoo, hair sham poo. priced at 60c Pinaud's Kau de Jfln Quinine, special al. 'u'' 60c Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur at.... HuU 25c Santtol Sham- Ofln poo, special at ... 25c Williams' Bril- O I p liantine, special at. l 85c 50c 20c 39c 18c 20c SOAPS 10c Stork Castile Soap 7 m sDeclal. the cake.... IW 25c Cuticura Soap special at 25c WoodtmrySa Fa- Oflf clal Soap special at Hansen & Jenk's OCa Tub soaD. cake iUU Ricksecker's Skin Soap, the cake 15c Meier fc Frank QC Castile SoaD. 2 cks. 4711 White Rose Soap, the cake 25c Pears' Glycerine I On Soap, the cake OU 10c Armour's Sylvan 7n Soap, the cake.... 10 15c Armour's Certl- I On fled Soap 15c Armour's Broad- ORp way Bath, Soap (2) " 18c 25c 18c 25c Sanltol Tooth Powder for 25c Dr. Lyons' 17 Tooth Powder for. Mw Revelation Tooth 0Cf Powder for J 60c Pebeco Tooth Paste for 25c Sozodont Tooth Op Wash for w 25c Rublfoam Tooth Wash for 60c Forhan Pyor- 4Cn rhea Paste for ...43m 25c Kolynos Tooth Ofln Paste for i-wli Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream RUBBER GOODS We have a large stock of hot water bottles, combination water bot tle and Fountain Syringe, inges. rubber gloves, etc., all guaranteed and priced very reasonable: Metal Hot Water Bottle. wnn cover, guaran teed 2 years, sp'l Fountain Syringe, red rubber, size 3 Comoinatlon Water Bot tle ana f ountaln Syringe. guaranteed l year, size i $2 Spray Syringe, reduced to . $1 MiHer'a Rubber Gloves, pair 98c 89c Bot- 98c $1.29 69c PATENT MEDICINES Pod.0.lai: 33o 31c I6c 33c reducedyQ 50c Bell s special 'at 50c Sloan's Ltnlm'nt.QQft special at ' UWl 50c Mentholatum, special at - . . 25c Mentholatum, special at 50c Sal Hepatfca, special at $1 Llsterine, to only $1 Lavorls reduced QQq vmj Jl Pinkham's Vege table Compound . . . 1 Pierce's Golden Medi cal or Favorite Pre- CQn scriptlon for OUl 60c Antiphlogi8tine, special 60c Cuticura Oint ment, special ... 25c Putnam's Dry Cleaner, for 25c Lino Ointment, special 69c 39c 39c 17c 20c BRUSHES $2 Hair Brushes, quadru ple bristle, pene- I JQ trator kind QliU 11.25-11.50 Hair Brushes, solid back, pure QOn bristles, for UOl 85c Cushion back Hair Brushes for. Kent's Headache 0 Cfl Hair Brushes, at WAiOU $2.00 French Military Brushes, foxwood, pair 25c-35c Tocth Brushes with pure bristles, I Qn special at I w 26c Twisted Wire Bost'n Cloth Brushes 25c-35c Hand and Nail Brushes, priced spe- IQn clal at I 0 Drug and Toilet 59c $1.39 19c MISCELLANEOUS Brooms, gj I2c I2c 19c lOc 79c 20c Whisk special 15c Dolly Varden Face Chamois .... 15c Velour Powder Pads, special 25c Wash Cloth, cre tonne holder 6c Wash Cloths, spe cial, 3 for $1 Cretonne Rubber ized Pullman Aprons 65e Cretonne Rub- JQn beriied Roll-ups, at rww Absorbent Cotton, 1- lb. 11. and B Absorbent Cotton, M -lb. Salco. for... CaJprr-el Tablets. V. grain, special, 100 for only 6c Tooth Picks, packages for 15c Quill Tooth Picks, two for Boric Acid, 20-Mule Team brand, 1-lb.. Russian Paraffine 7Cn Oil. 1 Dint J 35c-50c Hard Rub ber Combs, 9-in., for Goods Shop, Main Floor 36c 10c 1-10. 17c .two 5c 15c 19c 26c Pure, Nourishing Milk for Baby THl IQUAftf ACXA4C' I B0RDENS ? Malted Milk HAS NO EQUAL V BnimCoMooiirliuCa You cannot afford to take any chances with the milk your baby drinks. The natural milk, of course, is mother's milk but in these modern days, many women rrefer to feed baby from a bottle. Then use Borden's Malted Milk Its purity is assured. It Is the most nourishing and wholesome milk your baby could- have. Absolutely pure and clean always ready and always the same. Three sizes, 40c-79c-$2.98 and used and recommended by dainty wo men everywhere. Willard White's Vau caire Galega Tablets are made from the pure French Galega the most perfect flesh developer. They are not only harm less, but really beneficial. $1 size for 85c improves bad complexions and preserves those that are good. Especially soothing and beneficial now against autumn winds Daintily prepared and delicately scented Pure and wholesome 50c Melorose Cream or Powder, 45c. (pronounced Sem-pray-Jo-ve-nay), mean ing "always young," has been of the greatest assistance to thousands of women in pre serving a fresh, young complexion. Noth ing quite so dainty, so refreshing, so hy gienic as tins Little Pink Brick of Beauty Semnre Giovine is used and.jendorsed by such famous stars as Mar Fuller. Kathleen Williams Ruth Rowland, Norman H a c k e tt, Harry Benham and others. .mrT r-s-tfAMM ttmpteaoirktj -and nourishes th- cWJn and prevents the coming of wrinkles, blotches and other disfigurements. 50c Size in This Sale 39c Melba Cream a de 1 i c a t e fragrant mas sage cream z perfect emul sion of fine oils to give the skin the most bene ficial and last ing results. When used every night, it brings a bright, healthful- glow, always asso ciated with voune skin. A favorite among the famous Mclba prepara tions. Jar 50c. MELBA FACE POWDERSir? tint to match various complexions in dainty box, with chamois 50c. . aatC Our 15th Annual Doll Show NOVEMBER 2-3-4 $288 IN PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY Dress ypur favorite doll and enter it in this show. Every sort of doll may be entered large doll, small doll, boy doV, girl doll, lady of fashion, character baby, fantastic doll in a word, any doll you prefer. Detailed information at our Toy Shop. Ask about the Doll Show tomorrow. Dress your doll; it may win one of these valuable prizes : GRAND PRIZE S50 infold to the church, fraternal lodge, society or charitable in stitution entering the best group of dressed dolls, consisting of not less than fifteen dolls. SECOND GRAND PRIZE bo in gold to the church, fraternal lodge, society or charitable institution entering the sec ond best group of dressed dolls, consist ing of not less than fifteen dolls. THIRD GRAND PRIZE 0 in golcTto the church, fraternal lodge, society or charitable institution entering the third best group of dressed dolls, consisting of not less than fifteen dolls. :OURTH GRAND PRIZE JS20 in gold to the child entering the best group of dressed i aons, consisting oi not less tnan live dolls. FIFTH GRAND PRIZE $10 in gold to the , child entering-,the second best group of dressed dolls, consisting of not less than five dolls. CLASS A PRIZE $25 Tricycle to the child , entering the best-dressed character baby doll fifteen inches or over. CLASS AA PRIZE $16 white enameled, up holstered Doll Carriage with rubber tires to the child entering the best-dressed character baby doll eight to fifteen ins. CLASS AAA PRIZE $10 Automobile tp the child entering the best-dressed charac ter baby doll under eight inches. CLASS B PRIZE $10 white enamel Bureau to the child entering the best-dressed infant doll in long clothes. CLASS C PRIZE $15 old Ivory Reed Chair, upholstered, to the child entering the best trousseau with doll and clothes. CLASS D.1ST PRIZE $17.50 Doll House to the child entering the best-diessed doll twenty-four inches, or over. CLASS D, 2D PRIZE $17. So solid mahogany Child's Table and Two Chairs to the child entering the best-dressed doll sev enteen inches to twenty-fojr inches. CLASS D, 3D PRIZE $15 Stove with Uten sils to the child entering the best dressed doll seven to seventeen inches. CLASS D, 4TH PRIZE $7.50 enamel Wash Stand to the child entering the best dressed doll under six inches. CLASS E PRIZE $5 Merchandise Order for Toys to the child entering the best doll impersonating a character. CLASS F PRIZE $5 Work Basket to the child entering the most oiiginal and comical doll. CLASS G PRIZE $6 Toy Kitchen with com plete outfit to the child entering the most curious or interesting doll. CLASS H PRIZE $8.50 solid mahogany Colonial Doll Bed to -the child entering me rest-aressea Doy aoll. J Would YOU Like to Learn to Sew? Have you never wished that you could make a dress or blouse or suit exactly after your own ideas? Have you thought how simple it would be to have a smart, com plete, new wardrobe if the cost of having the apparel made could be eliminated? If so, you will be glad to know that MADAME COATES' dressmaking classes will again be held at thU store. Hundreds of Portland women arc now profiting by the instruction given by Madame Coates on her previous visits. Two classes are being formed : Class A Monday, Wednesday, Friday Class B Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday The instruction in both will be exactly thi same. Every step from the very beginning to finishing the garment is shown. The course is complete. All work is under the personal-supervision of Madame Coates, who originated and instructed the first depart ment store school of dressmaking in America Free Preliminary Lectures Wednes day, October 11th, and Thursday, October 12th Auditorium, Sixth Floor at 2 :30. COURSE OF IS LESSONS, 75c Register at Notion Counter, Main Floor, oi Pattern Counter, Second Floor. Women Tetl Us We've the Largest Assortment of Smart Autumn Suits. Coats. Dresses NEW FALL SUITS New broadcloths, wool velours, serge, peau de Soiree and suede clctth are among the materials most in de mand. These suits represent every .style, too, that ij clever, yet refined in design. The coats are in many different lengths and the skirts on many new lines. All the smartest new colors are here in sizes from 34 to 50. Priced $22.50 to $198. NEW FALL COATS The new velour velvet coats 'have arrived in medium and three-quarter lengths. Full flaring and semi-fitted styles are both good. Collars are large and high warm against the Winter wind. Also new plush coats many of them fur-trimmed are just in. Priced $19.50 to $100. NEWEST DRESSES Serge dresses of every description are smart for Fall and Winter wear. New pleated and basque models are especially smart many of them trimmed in beads and colored, wool work. Priced $12.50 to $15. r Charming New Afternoon Frocks From $25.00 to $125 Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor Neckwear Newest y Q SlylesJwOC A social display tomorrow of the newest novelties in women's Fall neckwear at this very low price.' Sets, separate collars, vestees, etc., plain or embroidered. In round, square and pointed shapes. All the most popular materials crepe, voile and organdie in pure white or colorefl novelties. Hun dreds of pieces at 48c. Neckwear Stiop, Main Floor Hallowe'en Decorations )ut-of-the-ordinary, cleverly designed novelties tor table and party use now ready. Denni- son's lunch sets, napkins, plates, table covers, placs and score cards, cut-outs, invitations and the like. Stationery Shop. Main Floor This Store. See is EVEREADY our sixth the : St. Window Glorious Metal Laces Almost the entire fashion thought in trimming laces this sea son revolves around silver, gold and scintillating effects. Shim mering gold and silver threads in cunningly wrought designs on delicate nets, many intermingled with lovely evening colors, are quite the mode. Flouncings, bands and edges for party frocks and trimming purposes of every sort are of rare beauty and lend themselves admirably to the present styles in evening gowns. SALE 800 YARDS METAL LACES LOT 1 $2.50 to $4 Metal Flouncings, fine silk net, with 'col ored designs in- evening shades combined with gold QA and silver threads. 18 to 27-inch widths The yard b 1 JI LOT 2 $1 to $1.25 Metal Edges and Bands, done in silver, gold, steel and bronze, 3 to G inches. Also 12-inch flounc- nrj" ing. silver embroidery on white, gold on ecru net. Yard LOT 3 $1.50-$2.25 Metal Bands, exquisite gold and silver figures on white, ecru or black net foundations. Also fQ 18-inch flouncing, Hlver on white, gold on ecru. Yard 5OC New Nets, Tulle, Chiffons, Georgette for Frocks NEW DRESS TULLE Cherry, orchid, jade, turquoise, black, white. 72-inch. Yard $1.75 to $2. (2 GEORGETTE, $1.75 Staple shades. Extia fine tex ture. Very special price tomorrow. SILK DOTTED NET Black, white, pink, sky and maitfe. 40-nch width. Friced, the yard $1.75. $1.50 CHIFFON CLOTH, $1.25 Twenty different shades. Lace- Shop. Main Floor Crepe de Chine Blouses No. 1273, S3.75 No. 1392, S5.00 No. 1274, $3.75 No. 1394, $5.00 The illustration gives you an idea of the style and beauty em bodied in these remarkably pretty new blouses you will be de lighted with their splendid quality of material and workman- ship. , c have been fortunate in securing the entire Portland out put of a large New York house, which specializes in blouses at these prfces and once a month wc will be able to have them for vou. These models in white, shell, salmon and maize all sizes but limited as to quantity. Blouse Shop, Fourth Floor 4- ,'V5 DISTINCTIVE, NEW MODEL HATS $12 TO $60 New dress hats large sailors of velvet and hatter's plush high drape! velvet turbans tarn o' shanters and other charming effects, all with a certain restraint in the trimming that makes the best of the season' models subtle and charming and most becoming. New Tailored Hats $3,50 to $1 5 Smart, new, with simply band of grosgrain ribbon or a tailored knot or ornament the only trimming. Many aew styles in hatters' plush, velour, and felt In all the season's favored colors.-.. ,. ... ; -Smarte.t New Untrained HU Priced From $1.95 t $12; FotuU moor. MILLINERY SHOP, Sjg n FOURTH FLOOR M'i t MTfkTTTTf MfWTff.tmW! TTTfTTTTTTfTmfTTTTfTtTTf H? f f tf f fjf f f ??T?Tf Tf Vf.f fVf'f tf Tf tf tf f tf ttf tf tf ttf Ttf tf f TVtf f f Tf ?f TTf f If FTf f Ttf f f fTTtff f f f f f f Tf TfTTTV f f M TfMf f Tf f ff f Tf fff f f TTTg t