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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1917)
THE-. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND, FRIDAY. " APRIL - 13, 1917. r . VORD 'SPECIAL' LEFT : icnnini Aiu mav mmu Fl UI1I LHlf f mm mm COST CHY 110,000 j win cicuuun nuuiem rui up to City and County Utti- v cia s.ior ooiuuon. ELECTION DATE IS JUNE 4 TaOur of rlUtnra to wrovld for .: Sctal Joint Xlection Off an nxsl to Aiitlioriti. Tb failure of th leslalalur to. in sert tbo word "special" In the act pro viding for Joint elections bv the city, county an atate. may cot the county r ettr at least 110.009, : . Th law nrovlde for rerular Joint election, but make no mention of "special elections,- and with the city election and the special state election to be held on June 4. city and county official are seeklns; a way to save the taxpayers' money. To hold the elections separately will cost the city and county each approx imately $20,000. City an county or. 'ficlala met this morning to devise i scheme to hold the elections Jointly. It resulted In the whole matter being -referred to City Attorney La Roche, City. Auditor Bartrar, . District Attor ; 'y Evan and County Clerk Beveiidse tor adjustment. FACTORY AID IS DISCUSSED , 1 1 The plan of the Bast Sid Business Hen's club to have the voters adopt a measure providing; for a bond Issue of $500,000 to provide funds to aid fac- - torles and industries to be established In Portland was discussed by the city council today, and referred to City Attorney La Roche for Investigation. ', Members of the council objected to the act a drawn, contending; that some vof Its provisions were unconstitutional ' and that it made no provision for ade quate security In case money was loaned by the municipality for factory ' purposes. ' City Attorney La Roche Is to report en 'the present draft, and also draft a - measure to go to the council, contain ing; the ideas suggested by the East Side Business Men' club. MAIN 4204 WILL ANSWER RED CROSS - QUERIES Are you a itenoerarher with a few scare hours """"""I which you are willing to give as a patriotic service? I . Call the Portland Chapter, of the American Red 1 Cross, Main 4204, or go personally to the office, 206 ; Corbett building, and your. services will be gladly ac- ; cepted in helping to handle the great onia oi wore . ' incident to the .20,000 membership campaign that ' - the Portland chapter is carrying on. ' . Do you wish to take up some of the Red Cross Class1 work, in first aid, nursing and dietetics? Do you want to ascertain in what other way the' Portland Chapter of the Red; Cross can utilize the personal services which patriotic im pulse leads you to offer? yr , ; For any information about any work the Red Cross is doing tr asks you to share, call Main 4202 or at 206 Corbett building. . Have you responded to the appeal for memberships? If not, and your desire is to strengthen the work of the only organization the national government has officially recognized in war relief, then send your contribution to the headquarters in the Corbett building or call Eersonally. Membership receipts are also being issued at The Journal usiness office. The dues, are $i to 100, optional with you. The Portland. Chapter of the American Red Cross is intended by its directors to become one of the strongest organizations of the kind in the coun try. Its -work is essentially practical; more than -a dollar's worth of service is given for a dollar of contribution. - One of the large contributions t recorded yesterday was 350, the proceeds of the Bal Masque given recently by the Alliance Francaise. f k: Girls; new. Of ribbons plain or fancy -a fluf fy as any girl could wish ! At 25c they are values quite extraordinary 1 T Mala Floor, Lipmaa, Wolf A Co. Saturday C"Meranclis of cJ Merit Only ' - r ! .-;"' " . is to b K Men's Radiolite - a " wrist watches . . .$tp Just the watches that the soldier boys win want! They are quite as '"readable" In the dark as in the light! 5 Good time-keepers. Mala Roor, Upman, Wolf A Co, e a great day ! the day. The half holiday was decided , sioners do not like the idea of being held personally liable for damage or and they are to have the city forces ,: lnJurt 40 Pon as result of defec- uppn by the city commissioners today r participate In the parade on a-whole sale scale. Would Change Liability Law. Mayor A I bee and the city commu- tire sidewalks, and as result the peo ple are to be asked to adopt a charter amendment exempting city officials from personal liability. The council today ordered City Attorney La Roche to draft the necessary measures. . Will Submit Measure The city council today agreed to , submit a measure to the people for the I June election providing for an annual tax levy of four tenths of a mill for -. the purchase of land for park and " playground purposes. The measure to : be voted on by. the people provides that the first money raised under the : levy la to be used for the purchase of land In Marquam's gulch for the estab lishment of a park and playground. . . Children's Market Planned. A children's publle market where the school children engaged in- raising garden produce may dispose of the garden truck. Is the plan of Mrs, Alva Lee Stephens of' the Parent-Teacher ess notation and she Is to confer with C A. Blgelow, commissioner of fi nance, in an attempt to establish such a market. 8he explained the plan to the city council today. . i Council Will Assist. The city council Is to assist the Ore gon Patriotic Service league In plow ing land for garden purposes, accord ing to -a decision reached today. The plan for conserving th vacant lot garden plan was explained to the coun cil by Rev. Oswald. Taylor, represent ing the league. Stevens Given Leave. y The municipal civil service board has granted Fire Marshal Jay W. Stevens a six months' leave of absence that he Ljnay take the position of state, fire marshal and organise the work. His leave of absence begins on June 9. - Half Holiday Planned. A half holiday for city employe is gaanned for April 19, the anniversary of the battle of Lexington and the date of the patriotic celebration, and all employer are to be asked to al low their employes time off during A sale of famous Schoble HATS for MEN Saturday Only at $2.35 Everyone knows how much more than 2.35 these hats sell for in the regular way! There are derbies and there are soft hats in Fedora, Alpine and Telescope blocks! The3 colors include green, brown, black, tan, mode, grey and smoke! Men's Shedaker UNION SUITS at 69( A mighty selling event that will be of interest' to every man! tJ Merche.nd.ae of U Merit CM 0 I 1 i What you have been wailing for!- 'MAN ' Sroadwmyg Grm mX mac Sty OutshinrUtf His Brilliant Sta0 Careenln APKotb-Adavptalioxv OF HiaHesl JtodL runniest .k'jay Broadway Jones1 AVypic a Ameri c an pi ay erid ora ed by Iha t rLVJOtlBZl wancanpuooc anapersoTunaa oralast s 1 aos mteroritr. me mnm tatu eue ora e Eaflrtcratt Pi c Vur e Jlchi evement nx v , -Starting, tomorrow morning at the PEOPLES 11 - : Alder at West Park " Dailyll A. M. to 11 P.M. Admuion 15c; Children 5c 9 Middies- trim and trig Make their first appearance on Saturday First-come middies at 98c Regulation style white or white and navy braid trimmed. V Naval middies $1.50 Slip-on, 1 a c e d in front kind. White or white and navy galatea or flannel ' M inuimca. Coat middies $1.75 -Of heavy galatea belted and patch pocketed 3 style. Unusual at $1.75. Smocked middies $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 Slip-over style, or open front. Belts pockets, too all the new colors. and A sale of girls' wash dresses $1.19 Frocks of plaid or striped gingham or plain colors i-made in so many pretty ways I Short waists long waists or regulation and some middy styles. Sizes all the way'from 2 to 14 yearsv Girls' dresses $1.59 , For girls from 7 to 14 years. Ging hams and chambrays in all sorts of colors, stripes and checks made in ever so many pretty styles. Middy dresses $1.75 Very nautical are these little white and white-ind-navy sailor dresses the Du plex kind. Pleated skirts braid trim mings. 4th floor, Lipmaa, A Co. More of those wonderful Armprclad SUITS With two pairs of pants $5.00 We've yet to hear of the boy who can get the- best of these famous suits V There's wear and service woven into every thread of the fabrics and stitched into every seam! And then with all this "boy proofness," there's a style and vim to them that real boys will like 1 Armorclads come in a wide range of fab rics and colors and in all sizes from 6 to IS years 1 Other new spring suits, with two pairs of pants at $6.50 to $20.00 aBBBaBBaaVSAHBaMMBMl Langham-High clothes for the younger young men $15 to $25 4th Floor, Lipmaa, Wolf Co. Now,for another big $5.00 HAT DAY! From Bulloz a tfew hat idea and note the price $3.50. And its ever so becoming, too! It has the high-crown, down-, at-the-sides silhouette like the shadow-graplv and the trim ming is always a flatly tailored fan, or bow, of ribbon. There are rough and smooth straws. .-Altogether the smartest chapeaux we have seen this season and you will find them only in the Lipman, Wolfe & Co. . ,- --.Third floor. -There is so much that ought to be told about these very remark able 5.00 hats which we have gathered for Saturday that it Is difficult to know what ought to be told firstl. , A description is next to Impos sible, for in all the hundreds of them there are very few dupli cates!. You can rest assured that no matter whether It is a big hat or a little one a straw hat or t silk one that you want it's here and it's a value with a ven geance at 5.00., 34 Floor, Lipmaa, W&tf A Co. 6 bars of IVORY SOAP for 20c No phone orders and none delivered limit of 6 bars to a customer. Hand nail brushes. 19c Castile soap large bars 69c Colgate's tooth paste . . 20c Zylano tooth paste. 29c Tooth brushes fine bristle. , -29c Children's tooth brushes 15c Moth balls .11c Clothes brushes stiff bristles. 50c Circular clothes brushes 19c Auto and cleaning chamois. .. .53c Auto and cleaning sponges . .". .69c Powdered boric acid '..7c Epsom salts 1-lb. package. ... .7c Glover dog soap cake . ....r16c Glover Mange Remedy 35c B. & B. Sterilized cotton, lb... 50c Formamint tablets, for sore throat, at .40c Mentholatum, large Jars. .... .33c Bathing caps diving style.... 19c Bathing suit bags waterproof.35c Dioxygen small size 20c Grycothymoline 80c Tyree powder (antiseptic wash) 85c Witch hazel pint bottle .....19c Bay Rum pint bottle '39c Peroxide 4-oz. bottle 8c Santiseptic lotion for shaving. .45c Ever-Ready blades 10 in pkg..45c Durham Duplex blades. ...... .43c Women's black dressing combs 33c Hand and nan brushes.- 39c Cnifinm ili-t tmrmtmr r1 lnt 20c quart 35c half gallon 55c gallon 85c Mam floor, Lipman, Wolf & Co. Embroidered handkerchiefs 14c An unusual talm event that should be ot interett to every woman who would buy dainty 'kerchieft at less than regular! ' They're of pure linen with dainty hand-embfoidered de signs in colors 1 Otljer handkerchiefs of sheer batiste have colored borders! , - Sale of novelty handkerchiefs 9c Some have colored borders others have been embroid ered in colors ! Main Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Slipover Sweaters for girls!-New!-$6.00 They are for the girls of 6 to 14 years! And the girls will e for them," tool There are two styles one a - loose Swiss knit with Angora trimmings the other a tight Swiss knit with striped trim mings.; The 'color range Includes lobster corn and nlle green. i 4tk Floor, Lipmaa, Wolf V Co. Chic little HATS for girls of 8 to 18 years For the younger girls those of 8 to 12 years there are hats of soft straws with silk trimming at 3.00. Becoming as can ber For thVgirls of U to 18 years there are ever and ever so many pretty girlish hats with much of the beauty of mother's hats! Prices range from 2.50 to 4.50. 2d Floor, Lipmaa, Wolf Co. Bewitching new Shetland VEILS 59c, They are in hexagon and fancy meshes with neat woven borders all full 1V2 yards longl All the most popular new spring colorings are included!" v Mam Floor - Lipmaa, Wolf A Co. This $75.00 VICTROLA and $25 worth of Victor . . record will be sent to your home for $5.00 down and $5 a month o interest! Carrie Jacobs Bond's sheet music at 30c 7 Perfect day! " I love you truly! Shadows! Just a-wearyin' for-youl Do you remember? Llfers garden! , .'. Little pink rose! . Let's play the game of make believe 1 A hundred years from now! , Ipmaa, Wolf & Co. U M mT"BMat 4 aft. 1 V "Fitrite" shoes for children These splendid shoes were designed and made tolceep little feet in just the shape that nature intended and every one of them is built ten wear wear weafl . i JL 1 of calfskin In blaelc and tan priced at $2.6 for else S to S at 12.7ft for 8 to 11 at SS.OO for 11 H to 11 and at $2.2i for slsea 1 to 2. T a 1 of whit caava priced $M to 12.21 according to 1! -O ! of ray horshld at f 2.M to $2.2 ac cording to SU1 -3 la of calfa'cln lfl tan or black at tit to S.t0. - M floor, Zdpmaa, Wif a Oo. Distinctive new (Jj "t ;. neckwear pieces - What is more to be desired and sought after thait neck fixings? ; Fresh and newin cut and trim mingthese dainty soft collars were rhadj to set off my lady's face, and to top off her frock or tailleur! They are, trimmed with lace or . just with hemstitching or hand-embroidery. : Main Floor, lipmaa. Waif & Co. 600 pairs of SIUC STOCICINGS Saturday at 98c 5; Fiber Silk Stockings, 50c Seamless reinforced heel, sole and top. White and fast black all sixes for women. . . - - -- Y ' ' Ma Floor, lipmaa. Wolf 9t Co. They're SAMPLES! and they're, all perfect in every par ticular! , -- - ' ' - ; At 98c they ought to create a mighty stir, for they're 'way less than half price! ; 4.. , :. .'-.; .; -v. -K? . Some are in blacks some in colors quite a few are elab orately embroidered! : ' c' X -'-A," - i '.r- ;-;:: : " NO PHONE ORDERS LIMIT OF 6 PAIRS. TO A CUSTOMER. I- I' ''.t-A V. . Maia Boor Lipmaa, Wolf Jb Co.. Mercerized Stockings,35c Seamless medium or sheer weight, with, double wheels and -soles. All size3 for women. - ' i-: - ; X, 4 - M.in Floor, Lipmaa, Wolf A Co. 1 u 0 .o J 0 o 0 I o 0 J 11 O I ifSt flt
