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r ' I: THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL K 4 , ., PORTLAND, OREGON '716- , WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER . 3. 1917. - -:.4 : -i . V, PARENT'S WORD WILL v BE HELD SUFFICIENT V THAT PUPIL IS VELt City Health Officer rarrish A.WiH Not Require Childrenlo Make Long Trip to Office. School children of Lenta or St. Johns who have been out of echooL'for three days , or -, mora with - toothache or stomachache In the future . will- not bav to journey all the way to the city hall to get a permit to return to their class room. For several years children who have missed school on account Of illneae for more than three days have had to get permit, following an-examination, showing that theywere not suffering from some contagions disease. No mat Ur how self.evldent.it was that the child had suffered broken leg or had been hit' in the heed with a ball bat, thus necessitating, school absence .It was necessary, ' under' health bureau rules for the juvenile, to . show that he had not had small pox or some other catching ailment. Frequently 150 or 200 children, would be waiting at the health bureau for- these examinations to be made, .and the attention of he health Inspectors would be monopolized from all other duties for hours. . . ... Cltf Health 'Of fleer Farrisb' Is noti fying ' publto u school i principals, "today that In the future, wnentne parents are positive that the child lias not been 111 from contagious disease or any skin eruption of any nature, ' the ' principal may. of his own-volition Issue the re turn permit. . The "parent 'will -be re quired to accompany the child back to school and sign the return card, r ' ' The notification makes It plain that the slightest suspicious cases i should be referred to the health -bureau a once, and the fact Is also "mentioned that any attempt by the parent to con ceal the truithbout the child's condi tion Is punishable by fine and impris onment. ' ':"'" ". V " Skate to Victory if v Hell Freezes in; War Zhs Angeles Pastor Tells Jfcctary Clmb Ood VOl fee Asleep o His Job If Ke Does 2Tot Punish. Germans, i "America is ,', in this war and will stay until hell freezes over and then will buy skates -to go after the most vicious highwaymen among- nations the world has ever known," declared Rev James iAjT Francis, Los Angeles pastor. . addressing : the Rotary - club Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Francis haa been given a year's leave of absence by his congregation to serve the National, war council in a speaking and educational campaign, particularly among- the soldiers. . His statement was cheered to the echo. He called the violation of Belgium's neutrality the ;., greatest crime ever committed py a nation. - ' , ."Germany then ran up. against not alone , Grea Britain, . not a4one France, but up against the,, eternal God,", be declared, "and If God didn't punish -Germany for-. that crime I would say he was asleep on his job." In entering .the war. Dr. Francis said America .ranged herself , on 'the side of the major right and with an appreciation bf ,,, the horror - of war which ' the European nations lacked when the conflict began. The Davis sisters, who accompany Dr. Francis on his tour, rendered - a number of well received patriotic : selections - on ; the bugle and. cornet ; - 4 Months in Jail For Theft of Watch Four months In jail was the sen tence imposed on Eugene Beevers for the theft-of a gold watch and S3 from the home of Mrs. Josephine, Ellis; 464 Couch street. Seevers, who says he is a female Impersonator, was arrested six months ago,, on a charge of embez zlement. - " : . j .;4'-S V According to testimony offered this morning, Seevers' plan is to pose as a churchman, gaining the confidence of elderly women ;and then robbing them. Seevers visited Mrs. Ellis Saturday and that" evening while Mrs. Ellis, was attending a camp meeting he returned to the house and stole the money, and watch,- pawning; the latter. n Tomatoes Lairge Cani for 17c brand, solid pack. No. 2H ewu. jo. I.5; three l TA Carnation tor 5 Oct Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, Victor brand, thick slices in good sugar syrup, limit 12 cans; doz. " Qg $2.20; large can ...... . XUl Marmalade, Pom or Lem, ' a ' blend of pomelo, orange and lem OOa on ; doz. $2.50; ar it Coffee, .Victor blend, freshly roasted,' our' regular 30c ORt grade,;lb. ............. MOy Aaparagus, Oak brand, large green asparagus, No. 2yi cans, OKA doz, $2.85 i large can j. . aiiyC Wheat's Worth. Biscuits, genuine graham biscuits, doz.. - vj " v $1.30; package ..,..X1.V California. Ripe Olives? medium sue,' No. , t cans, dozen " "f n Grape Juices Armour's or Church's quarts, dozen $3.75r' bottle 32ci pints, doz. Sl.95l fT i. Al V bottle Evaporated ' Apricots, finest qual ity California fruit, our r,eg-00v ular 25c grade, lb di Naptha Soap, Economy brand, good equality,' 7; medium sized QP Ninth Floor, Fifth Street bars. $1.30; can - mXmlmmimt Tr QyjrrtjoH otiamb 50 Exceptionally Good A tiAlAlAUlAl.iliiiiAiUiAiilliilAllAilAAiliiliiAli a a a a AAA A AAA AAA aaaaaaAAAaAa AAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAa AAAAAAaaAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA , 1 - e Made-Up Hair Bows at 44c s Dainty hair bows made of extra heavy quality fine taffeta ribbonl Plain centers and fancy striped edges in the most pleasing of color combinations. 5 inches wide. These ribbons were made specially for hair bow purposes. iy$ yards of ribbon in each bow for only 44c. - Ribbon Shop, Main Floor. THE-VUALITX STORP Of POKTLAMD. Universal Week In Our Stove Section j Featuring-; the Simplex Universal Combination Range and the Air Blast Heater. Complete lines of Universal stoves and ranges. MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS in reason. Sixth Floor, Fifth Street. J It's Baby Week In Our Infants' Shop Everything for, the baby is here. Many baby things at -special priced. Expert, courteous, salespeople to wait on you. Come In tomorrow if possible -It will pay you I Second Floor, Sixth Street. 3 41 A land. Kerceiei b 4 ! f'w if if- Htm tftmrnmnrnmikm I! of mi J Six Great Stores Combined to Effect An Immense Purchase of F I Handkerchief s From a Famous Manufacturer The Meier Frank I Go. Took 4600 Dozen -We Place on Sale Tomorrow the Entire Assortment o 55,200 Handkerchief s at Big Rednictioiis We say above that this is "The' Handkerchief Event of the. Year 1" We question if there will be a sale to equal this in numbers and in-values for years to come. It is typically big Meier & Frank enterprise done in a typically big Meier & Frank way. It is a sale that will excite comment wherever newspapers carrying this advertisement are read. Aboye all, it is thergrandest opportunity, the mind can picture for the .people of Port land and surrounding territory to secure fine handkerchiefs at wonderful savings. , , A Saving on Every Handkerchief In This Sale-Some at One-Half Prevailing Prices ' THINK OF IT ! 55,200 handkerchiefs. Every one new just unpacked in time for this sale. Every one fresh and beautiful. Every one perfect. And every one at a handsome saving. Handkerchiefs for women handkerchiefs for children handkerchiefs for men! Plain handkerchiefs, hem stitched handkerchiefs, embroidered handkerchiefs, initialed handkerchiefs, in all kinds of attractive styles and all initials in every design shown. We cannot begin to tell you of the wonderful handkerchief sale this is three big booths on our center aisle, main floor, are given over to this sale. See Fifth-st. window. Here is a brief listing of the off erihgs : , 17 67 -SSX 10c Initialed Handkerchiefs .....5c Women's and children's. Plain and fancy evnbroidered Initials on. heavy and sheer, cloth. White and colored stvles -with H -inch hemstitched hems. " 12l2c Initialed Handkerchiefs . 7c of Women's and misses'. . Embroidered and initialed -d-j- Tsigns on fine sheer cloth. Dozens of plain' and fancy patterns. White and colored styles with long, script and block initials. 1 All Pure Linen Handkerchiefs . 17c Warranted all pure linen initialed kerchiefs for women. White and colored styles In plain and fancy wreath.de- ' signs. Fine, sheer linen or medium weight kerchiefs. Hundreds of patterns. Worth twice this amount today, All Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 13 c I 4 Ur.. . : Good 2$c values. Women's sheer linenerchiefs In white and colored Oriental designs. Turned hems. Suit able "for tatting and crocheted edges. , The quality is beautiful and the price less than wholesale. ' - ' Women's Pure Linen j A Initial Kerchiefs . .JL41kC Good 25c values. . Pure linen, initials in old English. script, block and fancy .designs. Fine quality and a full line of initials. Extra Special! 35c, 40c 50c All Pure tyC Linen Handkerchiefs 3)C 1000 dozen in this great lot alone. Warranted all pure l)nen. White and colored ' styles in medium and elab orate designs, also finished in French-gray and in Ap penzelle hand loom embroidery. A matchless handker chief offering good 35c, 40c. SOC values in this sale at 25c. . Women's 20c Handkerchiefs Embroidered kerchiefs of fine sheer Shamrock lawn. Hemstitched, lace and turned - hems. Elaborately em broidered corner designs, solid and openwork patterns in a wonderful assortment of plain Colors and combina tions. . . - . Women's Appenzelle "i sj Handkerchief sj at . . . JL O Embroidered kerchiefs of fine sheer cloth with leauti-i ful corner designs ' in medium and $ elaborate patterns. wtiite, rrencr gray ana colored unentai effects. 'Solid, puncn wor ani openwonc mDroiaery. wortn 20c4 10c MEN! 500 Dozen Initial Handkerchiefs 12i2c ; . Worth 20c and 25c. The most wonderful handkerchiefs we have ever sold at the price. 50 different styles to choose from in this great assortment. White and colored designs. Block, old English, script and conventional patterns. "and y2 inch. hemstitched hems. Buy for Self and Gifts Buy in Dozen and Dozen Lots Sale Begins Tomorrow at 9 A. M.-COME! Bargainsfor Tomorrow Main Aisle. Fifth Street 3-Day Sale Men's .50 Hatstl All that we need tell the in itiated is that, these are "far felt" hat7-and they will at once, appreciate the extraordi- nariness of this sale. . For furfr- felt. hats at this price are: prac tically off the market today. Our. order was In before the j;reat scarcity, and, consequeit advance .In price, of these fur felt hats.. We. bought heavily. "TBat's ,why: we can afford to" sell them at this price. " . ft It will be easy for jrou to find the right hat in this assortment. They're in wanted ; shades of green, gray,; brown, blue,' tan and black. : AIL sizes in this tlree-day sale at 1.50.. . ,r . R;'fjg.'i-i!''i'"-;i.i'"s wMen's Hat Shop. Main Floor. $ 15 0 Imported Ghif f on, Yard 98c 40-inch imported crepe chif fon that is suitable for the mak-" ing of blouses and gowns. Col ors include maize, Alice, royal, rose, reseda and lavender. Good ft. 50 values for 98c Embroidery ; '.Edges, Yard 5c Heavy cambric eyelet .. and Swiss edjges with-Venise finish. Coriv2nt; mbrridrv nn lnn cloth, for children's wear. Widths range irora to 3 incnes. Yard, special Sc. . v Embroidery Shop, Main Floor. $1.25 Mercerized Table Cloths $1.00 f Linen finished mercerized round table cloths with scalloped edges, in 5 8x5 8-inch size. Will wear splendidly. Regularly $1.25, on special sale for Thursday only Our 60c Table Damask at 48c. ; Good table 'damasb that is. 63 Inches wide. ; Colored borders- pink, blue and gold. Fine for breakfast cloths. Will launder exceedingly welL Yard special, Thursday, at 48c. , , -Linen Shop, Second Floor. Women's and Misses' New Suits ARRIVE DAILY BY EXPRESS New suits--beautiful suits service able, suits suits of all types from the strictly tailored with a, mannish collar, big pockets and inverted pleats in the back to suits , adorned with wide silk braid or deep fur cpllar. , .Suits that realize the long-sought ideal of costliest "custom-thought" in moderately priced ready-to-wear cloth ing.1 ;'.'". By selecting your' suit now you enjoy two : inestimable advantages a wide field for choice and a full season of wear ' " ' . "' - Prices range from $25"to $150. Come in tomorrow J. i. ;; ; Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor. Women's black cash mere hose In all regular sizes. Below present mar ket price. At. pair ztc 1 Women's Hose ; 25 c 2 Sweaters at Almost every imtgmti a a a ble style. and color. trt-S liaB biwvtug w ' sa Sftmm, i knits, snetiands. etc au lies. 3 Knitted Wakts Women's tine wool spen- 49 cers or Knittea waisis.j. made of Shetland yarn.7 I s Ideal for these cool fall Jk nights. Worth $2.26. . 4 Sweaters at Women's fibre sua g A sweaters In all deslrableC J.4s colors. Belted models, large7 collars. To 5.6 values. ,w 5-Women's Waists 49c A aeneral clear-away of all the odds and ends ef waists in stock. Broken sixes. Wonderful value. 6 Petticoats Women's fine knit Pet tl coats. Fancy grounds. with colored borders. Heavy quality. Worth 75c today. Women's thread silk hose In Dlaln white and fancy colors. Seconds of, grades selling to S1.&0. 49c 7 Silk Hose 89c 8 Hat Shapes Xffnmmn'm -vmlvmt ttntrfm. med hat shapes that would t s2? sell ordinarily for S2.SD. 1 1 Uarge. medium and small X models. v 9 Union Suits 89c 10 Coats for -Women's s 1 k 4r skirts of blaek allk tttt.t feta. Several Kd atyi, ntiuur whi, 95 26 Dress Skirts 5 27 Women's Gloves 49c Women slightly Anj. aked kid glovs In hrsxn Limited waeuty.. 28 PetticoaU colors. Welt tnmC, rMP cut Deep flons, JOVj 29 Sweaters at if en' oxford colon s sweairs-Bau:r t 1 itr In rufftieelc stir. I Worth ll.i todar. ' 1 .00 Women's fine swls ribbed union, suits in good Fall weight. Easily wortn ?i.z. au sizes Women's coats of alb- . ssf ellne and white chincllla; J L ,J Jj rew piaia eizecu. m m prices less h&n J also Many half. 11 Muslin Wear ' 89c 1 2 Women's Gowns 13- Hose, 2 pairs Women's muslin under wear, consisting of gowns. Chemise, skirts, silk cami soles, lace and embroidery trimmea to si.eo vajues. Women's' heavy flannel ette gowns in air regular sises. cut run ana roomy. About todays m a r k o -price. 30 Men's Shirts 31 Overshirts wrtrta tie gray I1UA 32 (fen's PanU 1 Hose 17c 34 Shirts at - WS and , boys' - good mm mm , i - hum shirts, la CC -en stsea. Worth 76c "InP y. .Limited quantity. JJ J 35 Boys SuiU Men's fine tfr sbirts. made ot best quality per. caie and madras. irvmm nd figured effects. To vaioes.- Mear' 0a4t eetea wait ajhf itmut bmtXM tiuu 33-Ments XesTs Jkwss-y ksu he fcs !ive4t maA attarai eirs- MSg ssca. Wrth lie pair. Bors heaw suits in broken sises. 7 corduroy to C M HX 1. Belted moaels:- Made V p stand heavy wear. 36 Overalls at Boys heavy blue denim overalls, . in broken sizes. Good style, reinforced seams, well made pockets, etc Worth 76c. A limited Quantity of a sw women's cotton hose " In a black only. All regular , sizes. Sold "special at ass CSV 16c" pair. Children's gingham and percale dresses; also some gowns, skirts, etc. Values to 7 sc. Chil d r e n's Coveralls. made of heavy blue denim. Red trimmed, pockets, etc. AU sizes. 14 Child's Dresses !25c l&rCoveralls at 49c 16 Diapers, '2 at teady-made diapers, all, g f nmed and ready for use. Wg rge else. Extri special A.1I. for 26e. mmStJXj 17 Rain Capes 1 18 Union Suits 39c 19 Child's Coats Children's coats of all f desirable materials. Belted f I .9 3 models, large collars. Sises yf I ttr 14 years. 20 Towels for - 10c 21 Door Mats Splendid Quality cocoa mm s door mats In a good slxe. Illa Busily worth 7c today. rII" Limited quantity. J, W 22 Yarn, Skein 75 c 'Children's rain capes "i.i a good heavy rubberised: aJ? satine. wooa siyie. ov cn sizes. Worth 11.7. . Children's fine ribbed waist union suits. Button style. Errop seat. Bizes to 12 yearp. Wortn doc. 59c 37 Boys' Pants 89c 38 Bed Sheets ' lay's Ui 39 Bed Spreads Extra heavy satin tn . g no reads In big sizes. Tot 1.9 g .00 values. Extremely w -od bargains at J2.8. ad" 40 Hannel, Yd. Canton flannel in regu- m g luc Boys' all-wool and wool mixed knickerbockers. In' broken sizes. Easily worth 11.25. Limited quantity. "Homestead" bed sheets in regular 72x9Q inch Good, sturdy nru Worth 11.00 on today 'market. In regu lar widths. Mill lengths. Various qualities, to Z5c yard, Values 41 Wash Goods ?e'.'ufanr gtha. Llm- I IIP j 42 Ribbons at pieces rancy ribbons g I resdens, warp prints I 1 1 M also plain satins. 25o I f more, values. A v 43 Laces, Yd. Standard percales mtisMv a a m widths. Mill lengths. lted quantity. ' Miscellaneous assort ment of laces In various widths and qualities. Val ues to ltc yard, ; 44 Wash Goods 5c Amoskear Liberty Cloth' similar to Devonshire, 16c Huck and Turkish tow els of an excellent quality. Some with colored borders. Good size. 12 4e and lie grades. Runllsht knitting yams I in khaki, gray, black, card. lnal. navy. etc. u six hanks. Extra special. - : 15c 23--Hair Pins Regular 25e shell and amber hairpins, put up in boxes' to 12. Largs, me dium and small sizes. 24 Steel Shears special sale of gmx mm shears, includ- t a aJl An extra special sale of nwv at.ai anears. inciua- ing the larger sizes. Worth ! 60c 2512 Rolls 5c Toilet Paper 50c n.atilar Ke rolls of toilet paper or r1,"' crepe paper. ouuiucm laches wide. For' rompers. house dresses., etc Regu larly ztc - : 45 BlankeU 10 elngle blankets ' in . 4 JA regular cize. Pleasing plaid t I .4" affects. Manufacturers' w 1 - I samples. -X Regular 11.25 genuine Emmerich feather pillows, In large size, covered with fancy art ticking. 46 Pillows at 95c 47 Muslin, Yd. leached muslin la snort 4 Kths from 2 to 10 yards. Ill Inches wide. Very spe- I t at. 10c yard. IvV 48 Floor Mops legal floor, rnops--fBi, ped to fit corners. Good -M L 1. Wonderful values at AljC 49 Shades for . vindow shades in regu- A 4 . Ion size. Excellent rolK JlA . Regularly 0c. la thl aJQ 50 Good Pillow' Cases, 2 for 25c Excellent pillow cases of good quality muslin. Size itxt.- Factory Imperfects. UUMUei.. . , " ,. ear ,, a Trie Quality 5to Aje or PofoxAHD C , nais. ssaiviii '""S su. nrrTTn