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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1917.
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GERMAN TRADE WITH
- SOUTH AMERICA LOST
BY POLICY IN THE WAR
William Clayton, of San
Diego, Talks Construction
Work With Twohy Bros,
'JITNEY SERVICE INJURES
Street Cars la British Columbia Sus
pend Operatloa Whn Employ
Strike for Mors Wages.
DELINEATOR QCJp
FOR ONE YEAR -SJs
For a limited time we will accept
yearly subscriptions to the Delineator
at only 95c a saving of almost half on
the regular price of iSc copy. Re
newals at same rate. Call at Pattern
Shop. Second Floor, Fifth Street.
Visit Our New
UKULELE
SECTION in
Connection With
Phonograph Shop
Sixth Floor
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OR STAR NAFTHA
WASHING POWDER
LARGE -J Qp
PACKAGE
Limit, 3 to Customer.
Ninth Floor.
Fifth Street.
Tub- Qwalit Storp of Portland:
BRING IN YOUR
SUNDAY PICTURES
FOR DEVELOPING
AND PRINTING
BY OUR EXPERTS.
Over-night Service
Kodak Shop,
Main Floor.
Unsurpassed
BEAUTY
PARLORS
Facial Treatments,
Hair Dressing,
Etc. Fifth Floor
LAWN MOWERS
SHARPENED
$1
Have your lawn mower "tuned up."
It will be easier to operate nd give
better results. We will call for, thor
oughly sharpen and deliver your lawn
mower for only $1. Telephone us to
morrow. Basement, Fifth Street.
, "Through her conduct of the war.
Germany has lost her hold In South
America." said William Clayton, vica
nntaldent of the SDreckles interests in
California and director of the San
Diego and Southeastern railroad, who
has been here conferring with Twohy
Brothers on a construction contract.
"When the war ends trade will
largely be in the hands of the allies
to the exclusion of Germany, Austria
and Bulgaria.'
Mr. Clayton has been traveling in
;the north for two months and ex
pressed himself as deeply Interested
in the strike of streetcar men in Brit
ish Columbia.
"The Jitneys have put the streetcar
out of business in Vancouver and Vic
toria. In both places there is not a
streetcar running.
'The men have gone on strike for
higher wages, but the British Colum
' bia electric company holds that be
cause of the sharp competition of the
Jitney it has experienced great loss
within the last two years, and has con
sequently made no attempt to break
the strike, thinking it Just as well not
to run cars at all.
"In San Diego, Jitneys are not al
lowed to run where adequate street
car service is furnished, and lately
the California Railroad commission
has required machines running into
Jthe country as delivery trucks to pro
vlde a schedule and put up a bond.
I don't know what the situation is
here, but I don't think that Portland
has had the same trying experience
regarding the Jitney as other coast
cities."
Our 60th Summer in Portland We Know Your Wants and Can Supply Them
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Tomorrow a Clearaway of $6jOO-$7jOO
Novelty Blouses $4.85
These are odds and ends of
some of our finer blouses of
georgette crepe, crepe de chine,
chiffon and - lace combined.
Many of the georgette models
are very dressy, being trimmed with
touches of color and lace or embroid-
ery. inen there are models witn
large collars of filet lace edged with
ruffled chiffon. Others in sports
styles and styles appropriate for
wearing with the tailored suit.
Blouse Shop, Fourth Floor.
Government to Send
Out Oregon Views
Photographs of Oregon Forest Scene
Have Been deceived From. Washing
ton; Fine Publicity Feature for State.
A handsome array of photographB de
picting Oregon forest scenes and forest
operations has been received by District
Forester George II. Cecil from Wash
ington, D. C.
The set is one of a quantity being
sent broadcast throughout the country,
and is a fine publicity feature for Ore
gon. It is to be loaned for display at
libraries and public schools.
The pictures are grouped under the
following general heads: Administra
tion of national forests; commercial
products of the national forests; their
uses; national forests as recreation
places; forest types; forest protection;
man as enemy of forests ; natural ene
mies of forests.
Pictures of particular reference to
Oregon, show the Intake of Portland's
i water supply at Bull Run river water
shed; a power plant on the edge of the
Oregon national forest, Eagle creek
. camp ground, Crater Lake national for
est, Deschutes national forest, forest
fire lookout station on the summit of
Mount Hood, 11.225 feet high, and Wal
Iowa national forest.
The photographs are done in a beau
tiful brown tone, with a delicate
shadow delineation.
Canadian Attorney
Compliments City 1 3
40c to 85c Embroideries 25c
A wonderful assortment of edges, flouncings, imitation
headings, galloons, allovers and corset cover embroideries.
Of fine Swiss cambric and nainsook. There are convent
embroideries for infants' wear, and embroideries for trim
ming undermuslins, neckwear and waists. The most artis
tic eyelet, filet and blind work designs.
$2.00 EMBROIDERED VOILES, YARD 98c
White and tan voiles 40 inches wide embroidered in the
large dotted designs with heavy silk threads in pink and
blue.
15c-20c COTTON LACE EDGES 10c
Heavy cotton Cluny lace edges and bands, filet edges and
insertions. In white and ecru. Ideal for trimming wash
frocks as well as underwear. Embroidery Shop, Main Fir.
Sale of Silk Dresses for Stout Women
Who Require Sizes 42 to 48 E! A
limited Number of Models ? -9HJ
Very seldom are we able to secure dresses in extra large sizes, but
one of the most prominent makers of dresses for stout women, anxious
to clean up his remaining stock, sold us his surplus of exactly 87
models. They are the newest things in this season's styles and are
made of fine taffeta, crepe de chine and messaline, mostly black and
navy blues. There are styles of every kind, from the plair tailored
street models to novelty afternoon models. Sizes 42 to 48 bust. Come
early, as they will not be here long at this price.
100 Silk Dress Skirts at $4.45
This new "shipment brings more attractive styles in women's dress
skirts made from the newest silks. They are in black, navy blue and
a large assortment of stripes. Fashioned with the shirred top and
shirred or plain patch pockets. And, best of all, they are very specially
priced for Monday at $4.45.
New Arrivals in Midsummer
Velour Felt Hats $4.00
They are the very hats the
smart woman wants to com-
plete her beach and sports
'costume. In many styles and
shapes at $1, $1.95, S2.25
'and $2.50. Our special $4
"model is of duvetyne velour
felt in all colors.
SUMMER MILLINERY RE
DUCED JUST HALF PRICE
SOME AT ONE FOURTH
OFF. (WHITE EXCEPTED)
Millinery Shop. Fourth Floer.
Smartly Tailored $OEl.OO
New Cloth Suits
Many women prefer suits even for the warm
est days and to these women we make this an
nouncement of the latest arrivals in suits that
have been recently designed for mid - Summer
wear. Made of navy serge, checks and mixtures.
You'll be surprised when you see these unusual
Suit values. Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor.
Summery Silk Suits $00.50
At the Low Price of
To be comfortable and yet be in fashion is
an easy matter if you own one of these charm
ing new suits which have only just arrived from
New York by express. They are of pongee,
khaki-kool, taffeta and gros de londres, in plain
colors and brocade effects. It is a cleanup of a
manufacturers'stock representing his best styles.
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Ribbons at 39c
Regular 75c-95c
The finest fancy taffeta
and Dresden ribbons with a
light background and fancy
satin stripe effects. Also
high-colored brocade designs.
In all sorts of handsome col
orings of checks and plaids.
From 6 to inches wide.
Neckwear at 39c
Regular 50c-85c
Novelty voile collars in
rose, green and Copenhagen
with deep hem and embroid
ered dots. Pique models for
tailored wear ; Rengaline col
lars and sets ; organdy mod
els ; hand - embroidered and
crepe collars ; net fichus, ves-
trf and fniimnf;
Main Flr, Ftf LhRtreet J
A. H. Joyce, secretary of the Cana
dian Legal PulSllclty company and a
member of the Canadian Bar tssocIa
tlon, is in the city on a business trip.
"Portland la to be congratulated."
aid Mr. Joyce, "on the way It has
come through in this Red Cross
campaign. Especially the women ar
to be admired."
Mr. Joyce also admires this country
on its conscription. He is glad that
we have learned our lesson from Can
ada's mistake in the matter. He says
that Canada is thinking about con
scription now.
A year ago Mr. Joyce made a trip
through the northern part of tho
United States. He believes that the
United States Is at last awakened to
the momentous issue in front of It,
and and that the war is at last beinji
Drought to it.
Mr. Joyce will leave Monday. He
wm go tnrougn Spokane. MlnneanoUs.
St. Paul and Chicago on his way to
. loromo, nis nome town.
Sale of Undermuslins
GOWNS, EXCEPTIONAL AT
98c, $1.59, $1.69, $1.98, $2.49
Of fine cambric and nainsook,
in the most attractive of high
and low neck styles, showing
trimmings of tucks, insertions of
lace and embroidery. Many have
the new short sleeves.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE AT
98c, $1.27, $1.59, $1.98
A most exceptional collection
is this of the popular envelope
chemise. Many show the new,
wide, full -drawer effect. They
are made of soft nainsook
and effectively trimmed with
laces and embroideries.
COTTON CREPE GOWNS
FOR $1.39 AND $1.59
The prettiest imaginable,
and should appeal to the vacationists as they launder so
easily and require no ironing.
THE NEW WHITE PETTICOATS
VERY SPECIAL AT 98c, $1.27, $1.59, $1.98
Made of cambric and trimmed with embroidery and lace,
and some have a finish of beading ribbon drawn. There are
other petticoats also at $2.98 and $3.95 which are most at
tractive.
MUSLIN DRAWERS
SPECIAL 59c, 79c, 83c, 98c
They are made of cambric and nainsook, daintily finished
with l?ce or embroidery edgings.
Undermuslln Shop. Third Floor
Celebrating the Sth
Anniversary of Our
"Silk Maid" Hose
Silk Maid hose are today, as upon their in
troduction five years ago, the premier silk
hosiery value of America. We've sold more
than 120,000 pairs to date and the demand is
growing.
These are pure thread silk hose, maintained at
their original standard from the time of their intro
duction until today. The most beautiful and the
most serviceable silk hose for women today at J 1.2 5 a
pair. Silk Maids for men, unequalled values, at 65 c.
Hosiery Shop, Main Floor.
Buy This Week and
Save 10 on Famous
"Community" Plate
We're recetred notification from the factory to
advance the retail prices of Community Plate in
all patterns approximately 10 per cent, be fin
ning Monday, July 2. If you contemplate the
purchase of a new Community set or additions
to your present Community pieces save by sup
plying your wants this week.
We can at once furnish you with Community
silver plate in the new Adam as well as the Patri
cian, Sheraton and Louis XVI designs.
Community makes a lovely, lasting and most
appreciated gift for a bride.
silverware fa nop. Main no-.
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A GreatSale of Dark Blue
Deltox Grass Rugs
Sale of 'Mendel Drucker'
Wardrobe Trunks $24.95
Style as Illustrated Below
Mendel Drucker Trunk
Style as Illustrated at Right
$34.48
Luggage Shop, Sixth Fiovr.
MADE TO OUR
SPECIAL ORDER
Tomorrow we offer two styles of the famous Mendel Drucker
wardrobe trunks as illustrated at two very special prices. These
trunks are well made, have cretonne lining, deep hat drawers,
four extra drawers, 10 to 12 three-ply veneer hangers, shoe
pockets. Body of trunk fiber covered, shod with cold-rolled
steel with heavy link drawbolts. Extra light weight, finely
serviceable wardrobe trunks, ideal for vacation uses. Very spe
cial tomorrow at $34.48 (open top) and $24.95 (closed top).
Right at the height of
the season when grass
rugs are most wanted for
porch and Summer cot
tage use comes this close
out sale of the dark blue
Deltox gTass rugs which
can be had in a large as
sortment of patterns and
sizes.
60c size, 18x36 Ins., priced 35c
75c size, 21x45 Ins., priced 45c
1.25 size, 27x54 Ins, now 79c
Jl.50 size, 30x60 Ins., now 98c
12.00 size, 36x72 ins., at $1.27
4.00 size, 5 4x90 Ins, at $2.75
6.00 size, 6x9 ft, priced $4.15
9 size, 8x10 ft, priced $5.90
11 size, 9x12 ft, priced $7.75
SALE OF RAG RUGS
Special prices on the
most wanted rag rugs in
the hit-and-miss designs,
many sizes and colors.
40c rag rugs, 18x36 In., at 33c
65c rag rugs, 24x36 In, at 53c
85c rag rugs, 25x50 in, at 69c
1.00 rag rugs, 27x54 In, 83c
1.25 rag rugs, 30x60 in., 98c
1.65 rag rugs, 36x72 in, $1.33
SALE COLONIAL
RAG RUGS
In colors of blue, tan,
brown, gray, pink and
yellow with white band
borders.
90c rugs, 24x36 inches, now 73c
1.35 rugs, 27x54 in., at $1.19
1.75 rugs, 30x60 in, at $1.33
2.25 rugs, 36x72 in., at $1.95
TWIST WEAVE
RAG RUGS REDUCED
In blue and white, tan
and white, grey and
white, pink and white. In
sizes 27x54 and 30x60
inches.
1.75 rugs, $1.33; 12, $1.59
NOVELTY RAG RUGS
The new rag rug with
plain color centers and
floral borders in blue,
grey, pink, yellow and
tan.
1.25 rugs, 24x36 in , at 98c
2.00 rugs, 27x54 in., at $1.69
2,75 rugs, 30x60 in., at $2.15
3.75 rugs, 36x72 in, at $2.95
Rug Shop. Seventh Kloor
Flag Raising Made
Occasion of Reunion
A recent flag raising at the home of '
J. I. Miller In the Montavllla. n1rh.
. borhood waa made the occasion of a
v. A. K. reunion and an impromptu
, ji.uivuu piusrajn. iuncneon was
; berved and several dainties added to I
the regulation army fare, after which
. Artnur H. Nichols, one of the "boys"
of '61, gave an address, covering the
main historical events of the United
. States from the time of discoverv un
til our present participation in the
world conflict. Mr. Nichols voiced the
somewhat unusual requirement for cit
izenship and naturalization by stating
that h a blivei1 21 vur.'
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time to ask of a foreigner before grant
ing him the right to vote, since that
waa the tlma required when one waa
native oorn.
D. M. (TSullivan to
Visit L. Burbank 3
. ' XX M. CSnlllTan. the potato "wizard
Irvlngton, oo negating of four and one- 1 3
, half acres, and will sojourn la
r Berkeley. Cal, for a few weeks, vlalt
-; ing his son. D. O'Sulllvan. formerly of
I. Portland, and four grandchildren.
. While In California Mr. O'Sulllvan will
visit Luther Burbank. by- special in
. vitation. at his Santa, Rosa experiment
farm. Several sacks of tha new crop
of potatoes will Tm shipped to Mr. Bur-
bank this fall tor Inspection and selec
Uvs planting. ,
YoiTweUto Choose Your Refrigerator Here
If you are a shrewd housekeeper and appreciate a scientific food preserving machine that
will save its initial cost many times over in perfect preservation of foods and economy of ice
consumption, it will be well worth your while to investigate the merits of the three leading
makes illustrated and described below. All three refrieerators are manufactured by the White Enamel Re
frigerator Company of St. Paul, recognized for years as manufactures of the highest grade refrigerators,
and for which we are exclusive Portland agents. Just a word about them here come in tomorrow and
let us demonstrate to you the distinguishing features of these refrigeratois. EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED.
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A Meier & Frank Refrigerator "Cold as An Iceberg"
Sanitor
A high grade seamless porcelain
lined refrigerator supreme In its
class. Exterior construction is of
oak, well finished. Provision cham
ber lining of one-piece porcelain
steel construction. No joints no
earns nothing to catch or retain
dirt as easy to - clean as a china.
bowL Priced 1J2.60 to 160.
Bohn Syphon
Has a lone established reputation
for efficiency, durability of. con
struction and beauty of appearance.
One-piece seamless porcelain lining
with full rounded corners and
patented Syphon system of circula
tion. Ten thicknesses of Insula
tion lowest temperature and mini
mum Ice consumption; $46 to 1200.
Icyco
Made to fill the demand for a hlrh
grade refrigerator at lowest pos
sible cost. Exceotlnar onlv tti fu
ture of provision chamber lining
the Icyco food compartments being
lined with paint enamel Instead of
porcelain tnis refrigerator is ex
actly the same as the Sanitor.
-ncea J to it.
. .Sixth Floor, Fifth Street.
Sole Agents for
"VUDOR"
Porch Shades
Convert your porch Into a liv
ing room with a Vudor. You can
be in the health-giving out-of-doors
air and at the same time
have protection from the too ar
dent summer sun. Vudor ven
tilating porch shades are espe
cially adapted to sleeping porches
they enable you to transform an
ordinary porch into a private
sleeping porch at small expense.
They afford perfect ventilation and
prevent drafts from annoying
you. Vudor shades are made in
beautiful permanent colors to
harmonize with any home. Come
completely equipped, ready to
hang.
4 feet wide by 8 feet drop 2.7 5
6 feet wide by 8 feet drop 4.00
8 feet wide by 8 feet drop 5.25
10 feet wide by 8 feet drop 7.00
12 feet wide by 8 feet drop 8.75
CRETONNES
New and exclusive designs in
cretonnes for porch furniture and
beach drapery. May te put to
such novel uses as garden dresses.
hats and sports sxirrs. Priced as
low as 45c yard.
. 50 CRETONNE
' CUSHIONS 39c
Serenth Floor. Sixth 8trH
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THE WINNERS IN OUR
Paul Jones Essay Contest
FIRST PRIZE
Alta Allen, Shedd, Or. (Age 18)
SECOND PRIZE
Emilee Wellington, City
171 Druid St. (Age 12)
THIRD PRIZE
Lucile Lymburner, St. Helens, Or.
(Age 17)
FOURTH PRIZE
Edith Phillips City
294 Caruthers St. (Age 14)
FIFTH PRIZE
Helen M. Grae, Wilbur, Or.
(Age 16)
SIXTH PRIZE
Freda Goodrich, City
662 E. 24th N. (Age l5)
The Judges Were
W. J. Hofmann, T. J. Mullen, Chas.
Rafieid, advertising managers of the
Oregonian, Journal and Telegram,
respectively.
SAVE MONEY!
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Buy "Nemo
Corsets Now!
On and after Monday, July 2,
prices advance on the following
Nemo models: Self-Reducing Nos.
318, 319, 321, 322, now 3.75, ad
vance to $4.29i Self-Reducing
Nos. 506, 508, now 5, advance
to $6.00-
We are principal Nemo agents.
Buy your model from us this week
and avoid the unavoidable increase
'In price.
- Corset Shop. Third Floor.
WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST
SEWING MACHINE MADE?
TheEldredge
Two-Spool
Bobbinless Rotary Sewing Ma
chine costs but little more than
the ordinary old-fashioned kind
and is far superior to any other
sewing machine the market affords.
The ELDREDGE TWO-SPOOL is the only machine
in the world that sews direct from two spools of thread,
eliminating the use of the troublesome bobbin. It runs
lightly and quietly, sews faster and makes a perfect stitch
on all material at all times.
Pay Only $1 Down and $1 Week
No interest no extras. Your old ma
chine taken as part payment.
Our Dress-Form Club
enables every woman to have a dress
form at little cost. Come in tomorrow
and select a new dress form from our
fine assortment of Model, Hall-Borchert
and Acme forms.
Pay Only $1 Down
Balance 50c Week
. ,. . Second Floor, Fifth Street
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