The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 21, 1917, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI 1 H " THE OREGON DAILY JOURKTAL, PORT LAND, ; ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER .21, 1917. hT' Ttl tnnim win ba uHj formes U. S. May Take Part , p in Meeting of Allies Washington. Sept. 2PL. (I. N. 8.) American participation In the allied lnter-pexllamentary conference and a rlsit of, a consressional committee to the front la France was practically assured .this afternoon, following a Joint meeting- of th senate foreign' relations committee and the house for eign : affairs committee. V f . Vetwin Odd Ffellow mtm rwu suppues needed ny th men who are' now encaAiped In North Carolina. Mrs. J. o. KidweU J!-f,rf lrmwn . tbJ eomnilttee. which lBCl,;(,L Mr"- T' Murphr and Mrs. Guest of Sirs. Ehrman . Mrs. Edward Ehrman la entertain Inf with a number of Informal affairs In compliment to her house rueet. Mrs, Hollander of TewTrfc. " Society Notes w1" A1,c Buckenmeyer : returned Joseph Wilson Gordon, for orer 45 years a resident of Lane -county has been broug-ht from Camas, Wash., where he dleW.and will be buried at Springfield by the Odd Fellows .'lod of that place, f which he was a char ter member. He leaves two sons and three daughters. . He was 7$ years of ace. . - - , Eugene Win Feed Recruits' v - Eugene. Or., Sept. 21. A committee was appointed- here Wednesday night to make local arrangements for the meeting- of the Western Oregon Older here November to December t. It Is expected ..many delegates wUl be Texas National livestock, exchange and allied organlxatlons. .. ' v The complaint asserts that present tariffs and classifications are unjust and unreasonable. Every large 'stock shipper and receiver ln the United States is representtd in the complaint. George Lund Arrested Eugene, Or.r Sept. SI. Oeorge Lund; wanted for passing- bogus checks In Cottage Grove, is under arrest at Se attle, according- to wire received here. Extradition will be asked. Lund Is also wanted In several California etUa U.- S; Oomniissioners Have Narrow Escape, Toklo. Sept. 21. (L S.)-Mera bers of the American railway minis sion tc Russia narrowly escaped the wrath of Russian soldiers, when their train was held up at Cresnolarik, Bus sla, following- circulation or a report that they were helping ex-Caar Klcho las escape to America. John F. Stevens, formerly president of the North Bank line here, is a mem ber of the commission. , NONA. SLAWLER Lower-Rates for. Livestock Asked Washington, Sept. Jl. (U. P.) Lower rates and s 'revision of traffic rules for the transportau6n of live stock on virtually all the railroads of the country are requested In a com plaint filed today before the inter- uauvini. Engene. Or Sept. apt. The body of conference, wmcn W1U be bclo w , commerce commission by the . i . ' " - " . ' ' . - 1 1 1 ' t , j i i a in I ' Y V - V 111 i W Ji hi"- -,h r V Mlsg Edith Olds, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Olds, left last - up c7 w e vi0 aa ey ih week for nrldinort- fonn.. -v -w -f vwxiiftMtfvu a lli Ulvillvl a HUU UV, W3dlri2 to Ununflnt TJovil TlnTsArr riMir it c tc tii teirA t v e vv a4 who iavQ at St. rani's Cathedral, Bridgeport, September 2d. l IIG combined auxiliaries of the various divisions of the Third Oregon will unite in holding a hext week, fiinirmh. 9 -D.i.n hotel ln honor of Mrs. John L. May, wire or Loionel May and official moth. ft of the Third Oregon. Mrs. May will leave shortly after the first of October jot iortn Carolina to Join Colonel inr at Cjimn n t-a n tu v.... , " ' ... 4 tin IIUU1I Ul I J IC vleceptlon am from S nntu k i,.-. . - w v vtvvn and the affair will be informal. A cor- eiai invitation is extended to all the wives, mothers and friends of the boys f ths Third Oresron to attima SS the mnv frlorlla nf M.. t . .. . . . vl j v. iib. .nay. $erblan Knitted Squares to Be Sent : Mrs. A. A. Morrison hi rano. the women who i Vnitiino k. h . Inch squares to turn in their work at wis rectory Derore Thursday of next week, as the first shipment to l,on eon of the souarca win h mA . k,. - - - -w a iuu ca V U V the first of October. , Some 600 sr expected to be sent from Portland. The squares are either knitted or crocheted and are sent to London, wtere a society of women fashion tnem Into bed covers for the wounded 1 soldiers' cots. All odds and ends of wool are in this way worked ln . re gardless of color and some most fas cinating designs worked out ln crasy quilt fashion or set designs. Next Thursday the work that is accumu lated wljl be on exhibition at the guild room at the Parish house. This Is but the first consignment and the work will continue 'through the dura tion of the war. Much of the knitting iiu ueen aone Dy me school children Trio to Meet' The trio Susie Fennel Pipes, vl- J. Hutchison, nlanist hnv imnnnni a series of concerts for this fall at me xittie theatre. The dates will be wiiooer ia. 37 and November 10. A long list of prominent men are acting as patronesses and vtrune xor tne concerts, the sam oe'ioiees or good musks having spon sored the trio for the last six VMM Sale for Cavalry Boys All day Saturday at 106 Fifth street the women of the First Oregon Cav- .ry a.uxmary wm hold, a sale of wuuMlg, caxea and, delicatessen " "enein or the boys of the cav w. wjr a vum cav- Rpa 1 1 fK t LILLIAN . Learn Prom Housework ONE hears a let about the woman who has been' transplanted by war conditions from the hom n .- Office, but little' la said about those Who have been brouxht bv th Mm ' circumstances from the office to tlie home. .Perhaps it la because tha newiv rtt. ' covered pleasures are too rood to t.lk about. There are manv atria tnAv wh worked la offices in order tn hoin th.i. families to pay servants to do what mey considered menial work at home. A Boy Wouldn't Wear A Pair of Bluo Velvet -Breeches. Nothing on Earth Could Move Him But he wouldn't tell why. Just imagine how Booth Tar kington, who wrote "Penrod' . tells this yarn. And others bout the "ghastly days" that 'come to boys: their "evil days": all in a. rat tling 'string of boy- yams which Tarkine ton tells about "My Boy Friends." and shows, 'as ! anw aside, where "Pehrod'may have come from," as so many . have wondered. It's in the October Ld!es, Home Journal Spend 15 Cents on It Tha Lcrccst Number Ever Hcdo RUSSE1LL1 worse ntted for ir..riai 1 the average well turned out young ,"'" sues 10 11 in an uninter ested way, in her thousands every morning. uU lmP1y nevr occurred to any of them that "work" could mean anything wit so many hours a day cut out from one's normal -life and pleasure. Higher wages in munition factorl as,' --vv;Biona or tnem, until the supply is running out. Families are faced with semi-starvation, with dirt ana discomfort and untold domestic mle- tians on the way to the Coliseum give up their secretaryship, and proml.?, In the interaat nt th '. , . - v Amtu.x, w resign themselves to household drudgery untl' times and help, are better -they wui irAi1,eW.uUtlook on llfe- f ore resses herself in painting or music or ":""" i 11 art. while if htr modes of expression are orderly rooms SSJdgW'Tmeal" U ha" t0 be work they should secure all the labor unices possible and rise before dawn so that the htrn done early and leave them time for a sritT "' " " 01 mind aad . ow. you may know that the good housekeeper-e work presents more od- SSV ,fr Mlf P""T an mental development thaa that of most other women. ' 1 J" an lc Slrls do a. they are totd things in a better way. but It never seems to matter to you whether-they are done the best way or not. Tea follow a routine of work laid out bv a master mind, whether that aocall! superior mind Is better than yours or not. i Is that not a form of the worst order of drudgery? There la neither growth nor progress in that syetem But in housework vn .... own methods and try your own ex- jiwuu.m you can institute new schemes and get 's-reat satisfaction from .their working-. ,, "7 There need be no monotony, for there is great physical - and mental exercise In the work when "Scientifi cally done. Cocking la rather an Im portant art, with endless lines of in tereat. The health of an entire family denanda Umil that llanarin... called drudgery, . . - r women who despise housework for get. I think.-that it 1. . r lstrv. and ma lnfinltiv . . ..f i ta than mere business routine can ever ' Wheat earaftillv : muvJ JL . .-. . wwwi . rriTM 1 a : nave T1" 4 sxeulaltely clean rooms . .. m may. come the feeiins; that all has to be done over eXsXlla. DUt BSsVAr " Havaw a, . . paralyalnt- thought that one Is of no mm iw uyooay. mat one's work Is of no Importance. ToinorrowOareers for Olris. V Take Luncheon in Uur lea Room -Delightfal ? lancheoB : served daily from It :3J to 2:30. Aft ernoon tea from 2:30 to 4t3o. Prompt, courteous service. Rea sonable prices.- Fourth Floor PORTLAND AGENTS FOR . GOSSARD FRONT-LACE . CORSETS NEW FALL' :' MODELS ARE NOW READY ? m . 1 PORTLAND : a . v -.-. z 0 The Standard Store, of the Northwest K Reliable MerchandiseReliable Methods , -PORTLAND AGENTS FOR OHIO STANDARD ELECTRIC CLEANERS FREE DEMON STRATION AT YOUR HOME 25c Vefls for 19c or 2 for 35c Main Floor Women's Motor Veils plain hairline, hexagon mesh in black and colors. 1Q 25c rade, 3 for 35c ea. X7C Note This Page of Special Offerings in Seasonable and Wanted TVWw otn J Coat Sale Extraordinary in we uarment Salons, Second Floor iSwVlcZV P"11 lot f -Women's and Misses' foV sycwfttrtatan Smart models ' "-. K'tuutu unmeni oi tne wanted colors. Women'sCoats $19.95 e Second Floor -High waistline, belt ed, gathered and plaited styles, with new large collars,' deep cuffs and povelty belts. Some are fuU-lined, others lined t6 waist. Materials in clude Bolivia, Wool Velours, Burella and other fabrics in a good selection of the leading colors. (P"Q Qpj Saturday special at only vAeeiD Women'sCoats $28.45 t Second Floor Beautiful New Coats for all occasions, made up in Wool Velour, Bolivia, Loopine and various other materials. Shirred hip effects with fancy strap belts, large collars and pockets. Also semi-fitted, gathered and plaited styles. Full unea, wnn plain or (POO A ? fancy lining. Special PaSOe4I-0 Wool Sweaters at $5.95 J"? 9"?JeV1,t -Women's and Misses' Wool Sweaters In a sn. x m v- .1 ..v uuwu in uavy, Drown, DiacK, rreen. heather Oxford, Kelly rose and tan colors. Sizes rlnge from 38 td 4" S Priced for Saturday's special selling at, your choice $5.1)5 A New Ribbon At 25c Yd. Main Floor -Just received a new Hairbow Ribbon. Good quality silk with fine satin pin stripe. Shown in all the wanted shades for hairbows, yard 25e EXTRA SPECIArrforSatuTday. snappy new Plaid Ribbons in various colors. Regular Off 35c grade, on sale, yard aVDC 20c Kerchiefs Main - FloorWomen's fine all linen Handkerchiefs with and J4-inch hems. Also all - linen Handkerchiefs with initial. These were formerly marked special at 20c each. On sale Saturday, in the Handkerchief Departments irrt Ask for them. Special at IOC New Fall Belts 50c Each Main Floor Women's wide (4 inch) Black Patent Leather Belt with fine finished black T fi buckle. Saturday special OUC Other Belts in J, 2, 3 and 4-inch widths white kid or black pat ent. Priced at 35c to $1.75 each J Men's $6.00 Shoes $4, Tan or Black Leather Laced or Buttoned Sfcoe Dept., Main FIoor-Men's New Winter Shoes hv a rousing Saturday sale at a substantial price-reduction. , Tan or black calf leather. Made on the popular English last so much in demand bv particular drr Ait have water-proof fiber soles. Black have dark gray cloth tops and the tans haye harmonizing brown cloth or buck toppings.;' Complet' range of sizes in each ot the three stvies. Men s footwear of excel- Qg lent 6.00 quality. Pair p4eOD Women's $5.50 Shoes $3.98 Main Floor EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY .Wnmn black vici. kid, buttoned or laced Shoes on T the modVrn Tdn with leather half-Louis heels, plain pointed toe, Tinch tojf-s Izes ranging from 3 to 8 widths B C and D. Regular HnM &0 flO selling at 5.50. Priced special for this sale at, the pair $0.0 Women's Knit Underwear Closing Out Odd Lines in Famous Makes Center Circle, 1st Floor A good time to lay in your supply of Winter .Underwear. Broken lines Women's Union Suits, Pants Jand Vests, in Merode and other igood makes. Also several fnrn I kregular earmeriti of rihr,. mak r j yiiu ouus: rM-l.25 Underwear now at 95c si. 50 Underwear now $1.15 1.75 Underwear how $1.25 2.50 Underwear now $1.85 3.00 Underwear now $2!25 3.50 Underwear now $2.60 4.50 Underwear now $3.35 Cotton, wool and sllk-and-wooL Regular and outslzes In the assortment Shop early. Men's Fall Suits $15 to $40 Main Floor Clothes from America's best mak ers that will come up to your highest expecta tions as to style,. fabric and quality. . Every gar ment, hand-tailored throughout. Our new Fail and Winter stocks are now at their best Step In and try on some of the new Fall models. Men's Union Suits" $1.50 Grade $1.19 Main Hoor Men's heavy fleece-lined Union Suits for Fall and Winter wear. Shown In ecru color only sizes from 34 up to 46. I1 - f atPXeXe7 -- iVU r it y U -f Regular 1.50 Union Suits now i Men's 85c Underwear Special 69c ? Main Floor Men's mixed-wool Underwear shirts and drawers in medium weight for Fall wear. Sizes range 30 up to 50. Un- n derwear bf regular 85c quality, now at DaC v MEN'S SHIRTS in attractive patterns Qtr and colorings 1.25 grade, now at VuC' S. & H. Tradins; Stamps Given with Purchases Men's 75c Nightshirts at 59c $3.50 Wool Sweaters $2.89 Main Floor Men's Night Shirts of good heavy quality muslin. Styled with V-neck, plain or with braid trimmings. Sizes 15 to 18. Regular 75c Night KQg Shirts, priced now at only OuC Main Floor Men's Ruff-Neck Sweaters In navy, maroon, Ox ford and mixtures. Good, heavy garments for general wear. Reg ular 3.50 grades, on VQQ sale now at only, each V07 Featuring the Newest Styles for Autumn New UR Neekwesr Se.ftlnn !nv1t 1 your attention to a superb .' snowing oi ine new season s smartest creations', ip Neckwear collars, Jabots, stocks, etc. Jabots With Stocks 65c to $5.00 Main Floor Fine , lace materials! with etched edges, neat embroidery r and lace combinations In white or creamalso Georgette Stocks and Jabots, all white lace filet Insert, hand embroidery and filet lace euges on . nne quality -nets. The prices range from 65c to $5 each Wom , 7lV? ?1oafc,lot,h ?d Satin Collars Nea2r Shop In -the latest Fall shapes are here. Main Floor :ed n? rr"ew Imported fine Organdie- Neckwear in dainty de signs and combinations with filet lace and motiffs. Don't fail to see these new arrivals, i Up to $3 Hand - Embroidered Exquisite Hand - Embroidered Neckwear In a great variety of pret ty styles. Some with Just a touch of. P."" design to give it lndi viduahty. Priced at 12.00 to $5.00 New Autumn Millinery JiT For Trimmed Hats J Worth $750 to $10 P Mminery Salons, 2d Floor Opening sale of Autumn MlHlnery at Five Dollars. About 150 beautiful New Hats in this offering. Tailored semi-dress and dress hats in black and all the new Fall colors. Smartly trimmed with wings, fancy feathers, breasts, etc. Hats in QtZ AA this lot well worth 7.50 and 10. Your choice Saturday pOeUU $6.50 Velour Hats $4.50 Beautiful New Velour Hats for street and school wear. Great many smart styles in sailor ef fects. Shown in new QA f?( sport colors. Special tJreOU New French Felts and Sarin Finish Felts in all the. latest Fall colorings for school and street wear. See these Saturday. Priced special $1.50, $2.50 to $5 Model Grocery Saturdav Sttecial Xrmm.A . A -.Mir m Saturday special at, pound ' ri n - m . ricsjcu cornea rorK.' Saturday spedal at, pound Eastern Bacon. machine sliced. Specialthe pdund Armour's Oleomargarine, oksi graar, two pounds Urge . Queen Olives. Saturday ; special at only Ripe Olives . In bulk. Saturday. t, th quart Pin Money Mixed Pickles. J A Priced special at, the quart 4UC Order -your Groceries early tn the day. Experienced phone clerks. Tnird Floor At this special' low price Saturday . only. . Nickel plated towel bar 18 Inches long with screws for attaching, to walL Made Just like the above -f Ef cut Priced special now at xOC Complete stock -bf " Bathroom Fixtures of all kinds in the Hard ware Department on -Third Floors New Fall Hats Basement Millinery Department 300 Women's Trimmed Hats on sale in the Basement Saturday at l each. We also Include about 100 Misses and Girls School Hats in this sale. Sailors, droops, poke, effects, small sailors andvarlous other shapes. All are tailor trlmmetl very smart for early Fall wear. Black and colors. Hats ' worth op to 3. J- ftf Priced special now atvAeUU Sale of Drugs 25c Main Floor We reserve the right to limit quantity of any articles in mis nst soia to a customer today. ; Ivory Soap " 5 Cakes for Limit, 5 cakes to a customer and no deliveries except 'with other purchases made in the Drug Dept r Milkweed Cream In two, sizes specially priced now at 40c. 85c CREAM OIL. SOAP a pure and antiseptic Toilet Soap made of the finest olive and cocoanut Qf oils " Three bars for; cmly awOC Usterlne, Urge size bottle, 85e -La Blache Face Powder In all the wanted colors special at 39c Abelina Water, Jarge bottle, 1 5c Phenolax Wafers, 30 In bot.25c New Rubber Goods Douches, Syringes, Combina tion ;Hot Water Bottles, Face Bottles, etc. Fresh, new stock of guaranteed quality. . Our prices are as low as the lowesL Cutlcura Ointment, specially priced this sale 23c45c. 89c -Sal Hepatica 273 Enos Fruit Salts, Saturday $1 Freezone for Corns, special 30c Anti-colic. Nippier of mirlSS tnlp.u.re..p,m- SpecUl now Sc tal Hot Water Bottles $1.25 -Oriental Cream, special 25 Powder Puffs In 4 sizes at 5? -Bath Brushes with ' removable handles, priced 50c up to $15, Tooth Brushes In a large assort ment of style?. . At 10c to. 45c Elcaya Cream, Cerate and Face Powder, priced Saturday only 50c Resinol Soap, special ' now 23c Strong's Arnica Tooth Soap 20c BeechanV Pills at, the box 22c Danderine.In three" ize. spe dally priced at 20c, 40c, 80c Fitch's Dandruff Remover in two sizes bow selling 45c, 90c Glyco ThymoHne 23c-45c-89c Gets-It, for corns, at only 20c PhUlipr Milk of MagnesU In two sizes priced at 25c and 45c Pompeian Cre'm 4..fiQ.ftQ I Wineta Foot Tablets only, 10c Girls' School Suits Ssend Floor Final Clean-Up of odd nnes Girls Summer .Suits and Coats-medlum weight garments, lust the thing for Siriy Fall wear. Note the following. ,. ' y Suits and Coats $3.98 Odl Una 'Girls' Summer Soli, tnd Cotii Suits and Goats $5.00 Girls' Summer Suits and Coats, only one or two of . style, size and colorCK nn Sizes for girls 10 to 14. Special OOeUU Girls' Fall Coats $$.25 to $34.50 Second noor Special showlnr of Chil- d.rf.n s 1ew Fan C04 ,B tailored-and nov elty styles with large coUars, belts, pock ets, etc. . Ages 6 to Intermediate Prices I" frm -$9.25 to $34.80 7Z?ew,?tts. corduroy and Bo- Urla cloth. Ages 2 to 6 $5.98 to $24.50 ; $4.25 to $6.85 Soeond Floor HeavyAll-Wool Sweaters P2 year' to $S.S5 Knit Wool Caps to match 98 to $15 G.,rJ' Coats In latest styles, $3.98 Girls'- Ram Capes, goaranteed, at $2.75 --Children's- Sleepers of outing flanneL whte,?Lcn 1 8 years, 39e to 98 r-rGIrls' Outing- Flannel N, Gowns 78c-85c CEWLS SHOP Sond Floor