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SECTION THREE
PHOTOPLAY, DRAMATIC
EDITORIAL.
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1917.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS'-
BISHOP SUMNER TELLS
OF
GOOD
SAMARITANS
PURPOSES AND
NEEDS
Review Is Given in Delivering
Address to the Graduating
- Nurses at Hospital.
INSTITUTION IS BIG ONE
Only Two of Denomination' HToapltalB
la. Country X,erffr; Lack of En-
dowmtnt Hampers Work.
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Something of the Good Samaritan
hospital, its objects and needs, aims
and accomplishment, was succlntly toid
ly Bishop Sumner In an address given
at the nurses' graduation exercises
of the hospital. Thursday night. Bishop
Sumner said in part:
The primary object of a hospital 13
tocare for the sick. Everything In con.
nection with a hospital is secondary
to this all els must be sacrifice'!
for this first, the patients' comfort,
and happiness: second, efficient care,!
and. third, all preventative and remedial
measures studied and carried out to
bring them back. to health and
strength. Often times rules and reg-1
ulations seem irksome and unneces
sary to the uninitiated; but to those
who are in the closest touch with hos
pital organization the necessity is very
apparent.
Protects PnbUo Health.
The second object of the hospital Is
to protect the public health. It is!
hard to measure how great would bi ;
the general sickness in this commu- :
nity were it not for the hospitals, !
which minimize the general condition .
of ill health by isolating sufferers. As
a general educational institution in 1
public health it is unsurpassed.
-Thirdly, to care for the sick, there ,
must be men and women carefully ,
trained and the hospital offers th.s:
opportunity.
The first group Is the physicians an 1
surgeons. Every hospital should be a
training school for the physician, giv- ;
Ing him technical and scientific ex- i
nertences and providing him with the
Knowledge of his science and profe3-;
( nlon. This, the Good Samaritan do s
in connection with the University of
Oregon Medical school.
Short Course HI Adrised. '
The second grouo is that of the
nurses. I have no sympathy with
those who, through a mistaken idea of
patriotism, are advancing the theory
that young women, with all good in-i
tentions. may become nurses through
oni( sort of a short course of two or .
three ' months, giving them the right
to wear the uniform of a nurse and .
f o 1 ! i n t Vi o m aclve, anrh 1
. The Good Samaritan Training school!
for nurses points with pride to tn- ;
splendid type of nurses which it has'
graduated these many years in Port- .
land, and no greater tribute could be'
nalri to it than the fact that, year!
after year, the educational standard a
hub iwt n iHiaru tiiiu iiie w&iiins
list of those who desire to enter the
school is gratlfyingly large. ,
It is quite a pertinent question to
-ask: How well is the Good Samaritan
hospital meeting the demands which
the community is making upon It?
Is Third ZArg-est.
Today, of the BO or 60 church hos
pitals under the control of the Eplsr
nopal church in this country, the Goe-.l
. Samaritan Htands third in size New
York and Chicago only being large".
That it has not reached Its highest
growth nor height of efficiency is rec-
ognizable by us all. It Is still ham
i pered by lack of endowment.
However, for the last few years, it
has been able to add considerably tJ
its equipment in the way of new
surgeries, conveniences for the pa-
tlonts, a pathological laboratory and
other needed important equipment. Ks
needs, however, are still many, and it
Is hoped that the citizens of Port
land, recognizing these needs, will, of
their generosity, assist the hospital.
This may be done first, by building
a new wing to take the place of the
present old one, thereby enlarging the
canacity and providing certain modern
features, and second, the building of a
maternity building on the present site
A convalescent home is much needed
and possibly, too. will be supplied.
Xs Preparing for War.
In these days of preparedness the
Good Samaritan hospital has not been
idle Plans are being considered for
the 'erection of temporary buildings in
the park in front of the hospital, should
there be need of additional accommo
dations to care for the wounded, in
' cident to active war conditions.
In addition, our surgeries and our
wards hava been thrown open to the
young men who have been endeavoring
to enlist for the defense of their coun
try, but who have not been acoepted
because of the need of minor opera
tions. Scores and scores have been
and are now passing through, cheer
fully and ably cared for, whether o.
. not they can pay for such operations.
In this way the hospital is doing its
bit in patriotism in the interest of
preparedness, '
That there Is a need for the Good
Samaritan hosDital. that the need is
being met reasonably and efficiently, i
is amply demonstrated by the fact -a
xaci wnicn may oe appuea 10 any ousi
ness, whether it be altruistic or purely
monetary that the hospital has been
constantly crowded to overflowing, ne
cessitating extra beds in all available
rooms and even corridors and the de
mand continues for larger accommoda
tions to care for those who are seeking
admission.
I bespeak for the hospital your ear
nest support, your constant "interest
and your gifts. It was never in a more
efficiently organized and successful
condition. Portland may well be proud
of an Institution which has been for
so many decades a boon to suffering
humanity and an object of pride as an
Institution of the citv of Portland.
Quality of School
Service Is Attacked
That although school district No. 87,
near Peak. Lincoln county, possesses a
choolhouse, the eight pupils within
the district If they go to school at
all are compelled to go Into another
district eight miles away, is a com
plaint reiterated by P. S. Frye. Mr.
Frye lives In that district and bas
children of school age.' It is said that
during the past four years there has
been but approximately nine months
of school held. Lack of a teacher was
given as a reason, it Is said, and now
the school is kept closed because of
needed repairs. The complainants al
lege; that dilatory tactics are main
tained by some opposed to the open
, ins of the school. .
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RIBBONS 25c Yd. 1
A special sale of Jacquard Brocade
Ribbons 5 inches wide in such colors
as blue, pink, navy blue, cardinal, white
and Stockholm blue.
Main Floor, Lipman, Wolfe A Co.
Colored Edgo
Handkerchiefs 6c
With colored embroidery to match in
one dainty corner! They're of sheerest
lawn a very special value at 6c. Not
enough to last all day, so be early.
Main Floor Lipman, Wolf & Co.
clMerchandise cfcJ Merit Only
Exquisite Now
Neck fixings 75c
Stocks and Jabots of fine net and lace
are the newest and the daintiest
things in neckwear.
Main Floor Lipman, Wolf & Co.
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Our Optical Department
Glasses at $ 1 .50 pair
If you are troubled with your eyes or
have headaches, let Dr. Dallas examine
your eyes there will re no charge! He
will fit you with glasses for as little as
1.50. . m 2d Floor.
There's going to be no end of a stir over these
Remarkable 36-inch fancy SILKS at $1.58 yard
Monday specials in
LINENS
Satin-finish bed spreads, $3.93
$3.95 is way below what they're costing
today when bought by hundreds. They're real 1
beauties, too.
Hemstitched table cloths, $3.98 .
Of pure linen, size 68x68 inches; 53.98
invested in a table cloth like this is a real in
vestment, as linen prices go soaring skyward!
Splendid bath towels, 49c
Made from the finest yarn; French weave;
the kind of a towel that you'd embroider for
a gift; size 20x40 inches.
Hemstitched linen towels, 49c
Pure linen, in a fine huck weave. Hand
some patterns with a place to embroider or
monogram; 18x30 inches.
Japanese nainsook, 10 yards $3.35
So sheer nd soft that you think of fine
lingerie or babies' clothes when you look at it.
It comes nicely boxed in 10-yard bolts.
Second Floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Genuine Cowhide '
SUITCASES at $0.50
With leather almost worth its weight in gold,
you'll appreciate the importance of this Monday
offering.
These cases are made with heavy leather cor
ners, with two all-round straps and with locks
and bolts as you would expect, only they're in
finitely better than such low-priced cases usually
carry.
Sub-Basement Lipman, Wplfe St Co.
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VfeVlb Another lot of those wonder y I
Y ' SUITS,;at $25-00 iK
1 At the beginning ol this seasott we set out to specialize on $25 suits! We set
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We consider them among the
most wonderful silk values that
we have offered in month
that's all the word that hundreds
of women will need to bring them
down town bright and early Mon
day morning!
In the sale are included fancy messaline3
in great variety--satip striped taffetas in a
great many different color combinations
and there are sport taffetas and others with
pin checks and pin stripes and then there
are two-toned jacquard gros de londres!
There's a big window display of these
silks ready for you to see today and if you
do see it you'll be among the first to -come
buying on Monday. Second Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
American Ambulsmce Service
MOTION PICTURES
With lecture by Captain George H. Roe
der, Tuesday, May 22, Eleventh-Street
Theatre. Tickets for sale on the Main
Floor.
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An important clearance
TRIMMED HATS $3.95
When the Millinery Chief decides on a clean-up of hats he
means just that. Hats must go. That's why this lot of hats is
marked as low as $3.95. .And they're
sure to go flying if .we are any
judges of values and styles. There
are small hats and large ones the
most approved shapes and garnish
ings in all sorts of colors. You'll be
surprised and delighted when you
see them at $3.95. Third Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
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Rugs that have much of the beauty
of colorings and patterns that charac
terize the higher-priced ones and then
of quite as much importance is the
serviceability of these Wiltanas.
P. S. For the information of those
who don't know Wiltanas, let us say
they are velvets and they come in both
Oriental and conventional patternsl
Unusual values at $35.00. .
Fifth Floor Lipman, Wolfe Ac Co. L.
Curtain madras 1 9c
It's real Scotch madras, a full
yard wide, that would be priced at
much more than this is except for
the fact that the curtain buyer
bargained for a special lot, and
got it at 'way below market price!
Fifth Floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
At the beginning ol this seasott we set out to specialize on $25 suits 1 We set
a high standard one that made" the1 manufacturers gasp when we made it
known to them ! You may be sure that there were plenty to tell us "it can't
be done," etc., etc. but we went ahead just thesame and in the face of the
extraordinary market conditions which existed we found better suits to sell at
$25 than we had ever had better suits than we have ever heard of any store
anywhere selling for $25.
- Come and see these wonder suits of oars look through them
inside and out then compare them with other $25 suits you'll
understand our enthusiasm! v
Many of the suits that will go into Monday's offering will not be unpacked
until after this advertisement is sent to press, so we will attempt no description.
You may rest assured, though, that all good fabrics and colors are included.
New wash sport SKIRTS
like the pictures above $3.98
Many of the most attractive ones are in pure white others are in new sports
patterns and colorings, copies of the high-priced sports silks.
Besides the three styles pictured there are fully a dozen others some of cot
. ton gabardine and some of novelty weaves that are too new to have names
New GOATS will be featured
in a special way at $22.50
They're not just coats-there is something about' these that takes them far
away from the ordinary vclass ! There are models for motor wear for traveling
wear and for street wear. They are tailored from shower-proof English mixed
tweeds in tans and gray with belts and convertible collars !
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
We do not use comparative
prices in our advertisements boe
believe they are always mislead
ing and very often untrue I
You'll find everything in" this
advertisement better than the ad
vertisement leads you to believe.
A sale of
Junior SUITS at $25
They're suits that have been marked at more tlian half again
this price but we've decided that they must go, and right speed
ily. And they're sure to vanish when girls and small women see
how very special and how very stunning they are!
- Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Extra special, SPORT SKIRTING, 49c yard
It's a special clean-up purchase that our dress goods buyer bought at a remarka
bly low price. That's why we canell them to you at 49c a 3'ard even though they
are the very newest and most stunning patterns, and it would be easy to sell them
for much more There will be plenty to choose from if you come early.
Sale of Stockings and Underwear
Women's union suits 49c
Women's fiber stockings 29c
A tremendous value. They 'have "double
lieels and soles and deep garter tops. Black
or white.
Children's ribbed stockings 12yzc
For kiddies up to 10 years old. They come
in black or white well reinforced for wear.
Summer styles with plain or beaded tops
and loose or ribbed knee. Extra large sizes
49c.
Women's stitched vests 12yc
Fine stitched or Swiss Ribbed vests, low
necks, and sleeveless or with short sleeves.
Economy Basement.
Special the Boulevard
Lawn mower at $4.98
There is just a limited number
of these lawn mowers, so we ad
vise early buying.
This is just about what they'd cost today
tnese 14-mcn Bail-Bearing Lawn Mowers with 4
highly tempered blades and a sa.
steel bed knife. You'll find them
better than you thought such low
priced mowers could bel
Beeraent-j-Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
For their majesties
"The Babies"
Sweaters Dainty little slip
over styles, in loose Swiss
stitch, sizes 1 to 5 years, in
pink, blue, . rose, green, tan
and other shades, at $1.98.
Shoes Button styles,-of all
black kid or patent with white
tops. Sizes 1 to 4 at 49c
Wrappers Pretty little af-'
fairs of white daisy cloth, with
crocheted edges; some are
embroidered, others have
quaint nursery designs 59c
Peffcoaf-pMade with em
broidery .or lace-trirqmed ruf
fles and some with a finish of
lace at the neck and armholes.
Sizes 2 to 6 years 59c
Dresses-Some of the pret
tiest we've seen for little tots
of 6 months to 2 yearsl
You'll like the way they're
trimmed with laces and em
broideries and feather-stitching,
and you'll like their price
59c
t4th Floor Lipman, Wolf. Co.
aPt. IAN HAY
lectures at the Heilig .
Thursday evening, May 24th
Tickets for this splendid lec
ture are for sale at the customers'
desk on our main floor! Prices
are 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Pearl tipped
SILVER
A wedding gift special!
We are exclusive Portland
agents for the famous
INNOVATION TRUNKS
-You'll "sit ud and take notice" -
these handsome silver pieces with pearl
tipped handles when you see theml
And so will the bride or matron who
receives them as gifts, and so will the
guests who sit at her tablel
They're the most original things In
all the realm of silverware, and, as
usual, they're to be found only In the
Lipman-Wolfe store.
' a( 89c Sugar shells, butter
knives, cream ladles, etc.
At $139-Large berry spoons,
cold meat forks, tomato servers, pic
knives, gravy ladles and salad forks.
Af $2.65 Steak sets.
See them In the show windows.
You'll agree that the prices are amai
inglyIow. Sixth Floor-Lipman", Wolfe & Co.
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