The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 21, 1917, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextPORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNINO, JANUARY 21, 1917. CENTRAL BODY ILL GOVERN LOCAL COUR AFFAIRS NEXT SEASON Organization Movement Is - Launched at Meeting of 4 Principal Clubs of City. " J NORRIS IS THE ORIGINATOR Xd VU Triad Out In Irt Stat " TewBumt and W Adopted for CUtT Championships With Suoesss. A Orjranizatton of a central body to govern the tennis game in the city of Portland is contemplated. At a meeting of the chairman of the tennis clubs of Laurelhurst, Multno mah. Irvlngton and Waverley clubs. Conization will be perfected at another meeting to be held next monin. In attendance at the meeting wera A. B. McAlpIn of Multnomah club, A. D. 'Norris of Waverley Country club, E. A. Johnson of Irvlngton and S. B. Cooke and Clifford C. Harrison of Laurelhurst club. The organization grew out of the suc cess which attended the cooperation xArled out in the "bandllnr of the stale and city tournaments here last sum mer. A. D. Norris, who was manager of the Oregon state tournament held at ths Waverley Country club, was the originator of the Idea. In handling the state he asked the help of both Mult nomah and Irvin.trton clubs. When the city tournament was held by the Irv lngton club, Everett Johnson called ?n as well the laurelhurst club, which had -then started to take its place among the tennis clubs of the city. Idea Becomes Popular. 80 successfully did the move come out that at a luncheon given by Chair man Cooke of Laurelhurst last week It was. suggested that a permanent organ- ! Izatlon be formed. The scope of the body is to be large. A.-B. McAlpin, who Is regarded as the father of tennis in Portland, has been suggested as president of the organ latlorT and will likely be elected as such at the next meeting. He will have a vote only In case of a tie, the usual business to be decided by vote of tho chairman of each of the four big clubs. A secretary, who will work under the direction of the committee but will have no vote, will bewselected. Harri son was elected temporary secretary at the organiatlon meeting. The organisation will be affiliated with the Vnited States National Lawn Teryiia association and ita rules will fcovern. It will be the court of appeal ,from the decision of any referee in any of the tournaments. It will decide the Question 'of liJdbllltv of Dlavers and maintain an amateur standard in all tournament play. . - "Will EstabUaa Standard. A standard fop th tat nrt rttv (tournaments will be made and any club receiving these tournaments will be 'forced to live up to them. It Is In tended that this body shall portion out the state and city tournament each year. ' . The suggestion Is to be put up to the directors of each of the clubs involved 'for their sanction and If successful the permanent organization will be af fected. "It will be the ambition of this body . to further the tennis game in everyway possible in Portland," declared McAl pin. "We intend to pay special at tentlon to the younger generation and give every one of them an opportunity to grow up In the game. "With the movement for-supervision of tennis play growing all over the country we consider' the present the v proper time for starting such an or sanitation and hope to secure tho In- In tho city to our efforts." PORTLAND RIFLE CLUB SHOOTERS TO OPEN SEASON Initial Match Scheduled for Saturday Night; Dr, Hen ton New President. Portland Rifle club members will ahoot their first match of the Indoor championships of the National Rifle association pext Saturday night In . the Armory, despite the fact that they have been delayed In their prac tice due to the overhauling of the 7 lin;D9. fv'lub visited the range last Wednes I day night and as result a number of Improvements, which will add to the convenience and enjoyment of those participating in the matches, are un der way. Several modern box targets are un der construction with special lighting systems and up to date scoring ar- rangements are being installed and It Is hoped that these will be finished so that? the members may be able to get some practice before the first match. ? 3kr. Kenton Hew President. . . Lv. O. Earle Henton la the club's new president, having been elected to succeed S. S. Humphrey, who re signed to go to New York last falL 1 The other officers are Norman j Schmitt. vice president: J. J. Hyatt, a ecreiary; . . McDonald, treasurer. ; ana js.: k. Kitter, range officer. ? President Henton has succeeded" In -making arrangements for tho ' pur ; chase of club supplies. .They are available to members in- good stand-1 inc my. , . , v . ; Bob Dibble on Battle Front. ' Lieutenant Bob Dibble, former single scuiHng amateur champion of the lnlted States and Canada who was un abl: to defend his title last year be cause he enlisted la the Canadian army n a a memper oj xna Toronto sportsmen i Battalion, was among the prominent " athletes which were recently aent from We Are Exclusive Portland Agents for Gbssard Front-Lacing Corsets, Richardson's Fine Table Linens, Ohio Standard Manicuring and Hairdressing Parlors on Second FloorCut Glass, Silverware, Kitchen Needs, Third FloorModel Electric Cleaners. Carter's Knit Underwear and Manv Other Lines Grocery, Bakery and Delicatessen, 4th FloorTea Room, 4th Floor ANNUAL INVENTORY SALES In All Departments of the Store DOUBLE STAMPS will be given with all charge or 'cash purchases made Monday in all departments of the store. Filled books of S. & H. Stamps Redeemed j in cash on the Fourth Floor. Olds, Wortman & Reliable Merchandise Telephones Marshall 4800-A 6231 .The Standard Store of the Northwest King I AJ Reliable Methods I FOR BEST LUNCH IN PORTLAND come to our Tea Room on the 4th Floor. All foods prepared under rigid sanitary inspection. Plan your ( shopping tour to include luncheon ' here service from lt:30 to 2:30 Afternoon tea from 2:30 to 4:30 PROMPT SERVICE AND REASON ABLE PRICES. - ANNUAL INVENTORY SALES In All Departments of the Store 66 FIYEo TEN AND . FIFTEEN DOLLAR DAY" In Our Big Garment Store on the Second Floor Women's Coats and Suits Now at THIS LOT is made up of odd Coats and Suijs from many different lines. Splendid garments for immediate wear this season's styles in good assortment of materials, including velours, zibelines and mixtures. Many in novelty plaids and checks in various colors. Sale Prce $5.00 Women's Coats and Suits Now at IN THIS LOTjthere are smart Coats, made up in velours, corduroys, velveteens and mixtures. Belted and flare styles with fur or plush collars. Also Women's Suits in serges, repps, velours, velveteens and cheviots. Belted and tailored ef fects. Good range of sizes and colors. Women's Suits and Coats, priced special this sale $10.00 Women's Coats and Suits Now. at SUITS of velour and velvet in beautiful new Winter models. Norfolk and high waistline ef fects, trimmed with fur, velvet and buttons. Coats of Bolivia cloth, velours, plush, velvet and broadcloth in all the new shades. Belted and loose flaring models. Large collars of fur or plush. Extra special your choice at $15.00 Grand Final Clean-Up Sale of Women's Cloth and Velvet Winter Suits and Coats AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY to choose from hundreds of this season's best styles in Women's Winter Suits and Coats at ridiculously low prices. OUR GREAT "ONCE-A-YEAR CLEAN-UP," inaugurated for the express purpose of disposing of odd lines before taking stock. Because of the extremely low prices, all sales are final. No Telephone orders accepted none sent C. O. D. and no . exchanges or refunds. SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 9 O'CLOCK MONDAY MORNING GARMENT SALONS, 2ND FLOOR. New Spring Millinery Ready fqr Your Inspection The Millinery Salons invite you to attend an informal presentation of advance Spring styles in tailored and semi-dress Hats. Beautiful models are shown in satin, satin-and-straw and silk, in black and colors. Hats from Hylands, Rawak, Burgesser, Phipps, and other leading de signers. Step in and see these new creations in Millinery just received. Department, Second Floor Stationery Sale SUEDE Paper, Percival -1 Q size; 3 5c grade quire lOt 3 5c Envelopes to match at 19c LAWNETTE Paper in 5 - 6 sizes; 30c grade, quire -LOC Envelopes to match, package 19c FOREIGN MAIL" Blue f Paper only; 20c grade, at -LUC CONTINENTAL Gold Bevel Paper Nelson size. Reg- ftn ular price 40c the quire dC Envelopes to match, package 28c Place and Tally Cards, odds and e FRENCH GRAY Paper, gold bevel. Nelson size. Regu-O lar 40c grade the quire tt ROYAL QUALITY Correspond dence Paper, Imperial and Glad stone sizes. Regular 25c "I fT grade, special at only JLtJls 30c grade, priced special 18c 35c grade, priced special 19c 40c Woodlawn Paper lb. 29c nds Values up to 40C doz. 10c ff Demonstration 1 1 and Special Sale 1 Y Come In and let the "Wear-Ever" expert explain to you the economy and wisdom of using Wear-Ever Cooking Utensils. 1 wearer TIOTRDFLOOR - Muslin Underwear 98c $1.25 and $1.50 Grades 98c Second Floor MUSLIN SKIRTS in lace and embroidery trimmed styles, also white sateen and pique skirts with plain scalloped edges. Priced very special for QQi the Inventory Sale at only wOL ENVELOPE CHEMISE with dainty lace and embroidery trimmed yoks. Excellent qual ity material Regular 1.25 QQ to Ji.50 grades. Special OC M.25 CREPE GOWNS plain white and colored floral de signs. Cut good full styles. Priced very special at COMBINATIONS (Corset Cover apd Drawers) both open and closed slipover styles, shown in this lot. Nicely trimmed and well made. Priced very QQ special for this sale at only OC NIGHT GOWNS in slip-over and open-front styles. Good quality muslin, trimmed with dainty em broideries and laces. Val- QQ ues up to f 1.50, now at OC 98c SALE OF Fine Laces AND DRESS TRIMMINGS Main Floor Lice and Beaded Bands, Silver Lace, Rose Bud Trimming, Medallions, Black Venetian Silk Lace Insertions, odd Lace Edges, Orna ments, etc. a big assortment of these trimming novelties, worth from 50c up to 12.00, priced for quick selling at 10c, 25c and 50c $2.00 Lace Wais tings At 98c Main Floor Beautiful, Black Lace Waistings and Colored Lace All overs and Flounclngs. Materials worth up to $2.00, priced QQ special for this" sale, yard IOV 10c to 20c Laces 7cYd. Main Floor NEW Filet and Val. Laces in a notable sale Monday. Dainty edges with insertions to match. Great assortment of pat terns. Laces of 10c, 15c and rj 20c grades, priced now, yard I Linens Underpriced! Inventory Specials Main Floor It's the height of wisdom to buy Linens and Household Supplies NOW, for' there Is sure to be still further advance In prices In near future. PATTERN CLOTHS $2:70 3 Great "Wear-Ever" Specials ! $155 Lip Kettle $1.04 Wear - Ever Alumi num Lipped Kettle in 6-quart size. The regu lar price of these is 1.85. Special $1.04 $1.15 Sauce Pan 63c rWear-Ever Alumi num . Double Lipped Sauce Pan in 2J4-qt size. Regular price 1.15. Special at 63c $1.50 Sauce Pan 85c Wear - Ever Alumi num Covered Berlin Sauce Pan in 3-qt. size. Regular price l.5o. Special at only 85c Inventory Sale of Bedding! Wool Blankets and Comforters Underpriced Third Floor The Inventory Sale of Blankets and Comforters af fords a splendid opportunity to supply your bedding needs at big savings. $125 Blankets 98c Pair Full size Bed Blankets QOp with fancy borders, pair cO'L 2.00 Blankets at, pair $1.69 2.50 Blankets at, pair J 12.15 J2.75 Blankets at, pair J!2.39 r4.50 Blankets at, pair $3.95 Above shown in white and gray. Crib Blankets At 39c Third Floor Children's Crib Blankets in pink or blue. This -is the grade usually sell- QQn ing at 75c, priced special OJ'L BED COMFORTERS Choose from our entire stock during the Inventory Sale at Special Prices: 1.75 Cotton - Filled (Q Bed Comforters now at $-LJ 2.75 Cotton - Filled d0 AQ Bed Comforters now at !StcO J3.50 Cotton - Filled (Jrt QQ Bed Comforters now at $0 I Wool Comforter Batts (Cwvared) Third FloorMixed Wool Com forter Batts comforter size, cov ered with cheesecloth. Regular 2 Wool Q" fTr Comforter Batts nowVJ-ltl Regular 3 Wool Qn r Comforter Batts nown5l)J $3.00 Card Tables for $2.48 THIRD FLOOR Card Tables similar to the il lustration. Extra strong con struction, well-braced and nicely finished. Collapsible, Imitation leather top. Regular gQ A Q , 3 Card Tables. Special$fftO ALL FURNITURE Except beds, springs and mattresses, now on sale at SPECIAL LOW PRICES Main Floor Pattern Table Cloths In beautiful new designs. Excellent quality. Size PQ rTA 63x63 ins. Sale price U 4.50 Colored hem-CO OA stitched napkins, aoz. P47U 4.50 Linen Nap kins, dinner size, doz. 1.50 Lace Trimmed QQ Center Pieces, special at iOC 10 Scalloped and Ilems'hed Napkins, dz. 1.75 Richardson's Ta. Linen, 2 yds. wide $3.85 $8.50 $1.58 DEPT. MAUi FLOOR Inventory Sale Sheets, Pilllow Cases, ToweIs,Etc. eaf75c Good large size bed sheets. Priced special Embroidered envelope (f f pillow cases, special, pr. V -LtJl Worthmore Sheets the kind that iron flat and do not wrinkle now go at SPECIAL PRICES. Bolster Cases of all linen hand work embroidery and hemstitch. only tpU.UL rood larre size and heavy quality. Shown OH- in pink or blue checks. Sp'l m7C Ing. Regular 13 cases Special Bath now at Towels in $2.00 Chinchilla Flannels $158 Main FIw Chinchilla Flannel a beautiful soft, wool fabric for baby robes, coats, etc. Full 54 Inches wide and well worth 2.00 the yard. . As we have but a limited quantity of this on hand be prompt C1 fTQ If you wish to take advantage of this special. 2 Flannel, yd. OLuO 25c Longcloth 15c Yard AiU Sqnaro, Noar Aldr-St. Entrance Monday we shall place on sale several thousand yards fine quality longcloth at a price which will enable women to supply their needs for Spring Underwear and save nearly half. Standard 25c quality. Short lengths, bought direct from the tC maker. Monday, special, yard XUl Clean-Up Sale of China Va Price3d Floor Demonstration Sale Punch .1 CEDAR MOPS Third Floor Attend this special factory- demonstration and learn all about ihis wonderful mop. DEMONSTRATION SPECIALS 1.25 Punch Cedar Mop, f7E adjustable handle, on sale at I OC 50c Punch Cedar Oil, 12-oz.40c l.oa Punch Cedar OiL l qt. 80c 1.50 Punch COil, 4 gal $1.20 Blue Uriderglazed Austrian Copenhagen China 3 Cake Plates, snecial tl KCt .3.25 Salad Plates, spe'L $1.63 3.90 Salad Plates, spe'l $1.95 3.85 Chop Plates, spe'l $1.93 1.90 Pickle Dishes now 95c 4.00 Tea Pots, special $2.00 4.75 Sugars, Creamers $2.38 16.50 dozen A. D. Coffee Cups and Saucers at, the dozen $8.25 7 dozen fruit Saucers $3.50 JARDINIERES 90c Green Mottled Jardinieres in the sale at, special price 60c , 1.25 Grades, special at 82c 2.50 Grades, special at $1.67 1.1 5 Green and Red Jard. 58c 19.00 dozen Tea Cups and . Saucers, priced at, dozen $9.50 19.00 Chocolate Cups and Saucers, priced special, dz. $9.50 20.00 dozen Bouillon Cups and Saucers, , priced at, dozen $9.50 10.50 dozen Bread and Butter Plates. Special, a dozen $5.25 12.50 dozen Tea Plates $6.25 15 doz. Breakfast Plates $7.50 1-3 TQ 1-2 OFF 2.25 Green and Red Jar.$1.13 13. SO C.rern inrf lir 1 76 7.50 Umbrella Stands at'$3l75 y.oo umoreua standi at $4.50 12 Umbrella Stands at $6.00 Electric Lamps Reduced 9.50 Electric Desk Q (( Lamps. Our Sale Price DOUll 7.00 Bedroom Lamp with silk shade. Shown in. as- C0 ETA sorted shapes. Special 24.00 Electric Floor. J1 ET Lamps. Sale Price only 16. $0 Electric Stand n Lamps. Priced special at pJL 29 Imported Round Q Globe Electric Lamp at tyLV - DEPT., 3D FLOOR " M. J. B. Coffee Why mm. M. J. B. Coffee Is vacuum packed to preserve its strength and flavor. -M J. B.. Coffee Is always uni form In quality. M J B Coffee, Mb can 40c MJB Coffee, 2-lb can 75c M J B Coffee, 3-lbs $1.10 M J B Coffee, 5-lbs $1.75 ' PORTLAND AGENTS . OLD MONK OLIVE OIL ' Grocery Dept, Fourth Floor. Baby Needs Underpriced Socond Floor Our January Baby Week Sales begin tomorrow morning with special re duced prices on hundreds of different arti cles. Mothers will find it to their advantage to buy baby's things this week. Note These Specials INFANTS' Flannel Skirts In cot-1 - f ton waist style. For Baby Week vlll INFANTS' BATH ROBES In blue, pink, and white. Made up In attractive styles QQ,, with cord girdle; 1-year size. Special OC INFANTS' WRAPPERS of good, heavy quality outing flannels also Infants' fEr Night Gowns. Priced special at only OOC LONG and Short Domestic Skirts CQ and Dresses. Sale prices, at 98c 89c, U7C DRESSES and SKIRTS At 1-4 Off 5cond Floor Infants Hand-made Dresses and Skirts in long or short styles garments selling in the regular way at 2.00 to 1 (tf 10.50, now oifered at DonbU S. & H. Stamps With All . QUILTS and ROBES At 20 Off Socond Floor Spe fants' Ouilts. Silk eda! line of In- Robes, Elder- down Wrappers. Knit Carrlagi Robes, Shawls and Jack- tlC ets. Baby Week Salt at 3 Ull. Slightly Soiled Hand-Made Dresses and Skirts y Price I t Infants' $1.00 Flannel Pinning Blankets for 50c j . . aoiiuig . to x ranee. .,: . . ... . , - - . t - - i -