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THE OREGON: DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1917. . 5' -l 5 1 3 3 1 i FARMERS II UNION GETS js& A m ss mi s& Hi m m m ask. a m " riiiiii nri u iiriiiim iiii n ollUAKtLl bmlNUWAK POLICY OF PRESIDENT Members Pledge lives, Property . and Sons to. Help Defeat the - Prussian Autocracy. , br AM daughter, Mrs. Genevlev Mc Laren of Baker. 4 The funeral will be held Htday. '-,."....','..- Commercial . Club Elects ' VWhlte. Salmon, Wash,' Dec 7. At .the regular election of the White Salmon Commercial club the following hoard of directors- was elected : : George Read K- L. Ueamani H. I Douglas, for two year terms; and the following for ope year terms: . J. I Peterson Robert Whit and It Gi Hegdon. - . - Hardman Dies In. Franco V Hood River. Or, Dec 7. Word has reached ' Hood River of the death of Alva Hardman of Hood River, who n Usted a few months ago In the engineer mma that want to France.:, The mes sage states that Mr. . Hardman died of pneumonia. His parent reside at Al berta, Canada. Pendleton, Or., Dec 7. Pledging their lives; their property and their sons that the war might be fought to a successful conclusion, the members of -Farmers unien Thursday afternoon in convention tby resolution , placed the organization squarely behind President Wilson. The union commended the Port of .Portland for .pushing construction of the 1.000,000 bushel terminal elevator to completion in time to handle the 1913 crop, in spite of high cost of materials and the labor shortage, and also praised the Port, of Astoria for aiding and co operating In the handling of bulk grain, and the port of Seattle for doubling .the capacity 01 its elevators. The convention - went on record against the county unit, management of fchoola and In favor of th ntntA nrlnt. eost. It urged farmers in future to buy (Liberty, bonds through farmer organiza tions, t in order to secure proper credit 'for farmers' patriotism. , The convention, , in resolution, de clared it anfratemal and detrimental to the union for any member publicly to . oppose the declared policy of the union. : Bulk handlirig of grain has been one j of the principal subjects discussed at the convention. G. B. Hegardt, engi neer of the- Port of Portland, declared the: farmer would have no choice but to use' the' bulk method next year, inas much as government has commandeered 60,000,000 sacks for use in making .trenches, thereby creating a condition making it imperative for the farmer to abandon the Sack method. Albert Jj. 'Rush,' federal grain super visor, declared the government ready to cooperate in helping farmers and urged the necessity of attending the bureau hearings in Spokane, Seattle and Port land later in the month for the purpose of adjusting and correcting present arrangements for grading grain. The ' convention will discuss other ' resolutions at the final session today. Thursday afternoon they took a trip over the Umatilla farm lands and in- : spected the local elevator. Thursday night they attended a banquet. ; i THAT DESIRE TO GIVE OR POSSESS A PIANO CAN BE GRATIFIED IN A MOST PROFITABLE WAY THROUGH THIS HOLIDAY SALE PIANOS of Merit Recall, if you can, a sale during previous holiday seasons, that presented such an opportunity. Not alone do reductions prevail on every instrument '(contract pianos alone excepted), but the event. has been made doubly prominent for the reason that advancs already received in the prices of pianos will not be applied by us until after the holidays. , A Grand Sight Is the Musical Floor's Display of BABY GRANDS Pendleton Home Burns : j Pendleton, Or., Dec 7. The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cham- berlain, four miles east of Pendleton, was completely destroyed by fire 5Thursday- night. Part' of the contents were saved. The fire started from' a de fective flue. . . Alleged Offenders Are Held. Pendleton, Or., Dec 7. Guy McCoy of Helix Thursday Was held under $1000 .bonds for alleged attempt at criminal assault on a 7-year-old girl. Fred Young, who disclosed in police court Thursday that the woman he has been living with is not his wtfe, was held to the grand Jury on a statutory charge. Huntington Pioneer Dies i Baker, Or., Dec 7. John Thompson, aged 69, a pioneer resident of Hunting ton, died at the hospital here Thursday, after a short illness from pneumonia, having been brought here several days ago. Besides his widow, he -is survived v The distinguished makes V are here KNABE, BEHNING, HAINES " BROS, and others. You "The World's Best Pimo" enoy their beauty in comfort, for they are advantageously displayed. PLAYER PIANOS, UPRIGHTS, VICTROLAS AND RECORDS, UKULELES, PLAYER ROLLS, &HEET MUSIC all contribute to the thorough completeness of the display of MUSICAL FLOORS Seventh. LIBERTY BONDS OR RECEIPTS FOR LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED LIBERAL PAYMENT TERMS are yours to make the most of. X f V? oUt TtUlTl Merchandise ofcJ Meril Only Santa Glaus H1 Has Arrived In Toydom E WILL MEET alibis little friends tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 5 here in TOYDOM. He's just the same old hale and hearty Santa we've always known and he's needed more than ever this year, he says. Just because the world for grown-ups is cast in, such deep gloom this year the world for little folk should be made bright and happy for what - have the dear little folk to do with the gloomy, agonizing business of war? -He says the LAND OF TOYS is just as bright and busy and jolly as ever nd ALL SORTS OF TOYS are being turned out by the thousands. And then he said "From now until Christmas , . TOYDOM WILL BE MY HEADQUARTERS ' tell all the little folk to come in and see me. I've all sorts of interesting things to show and tell them. So, little folk, and grown-ups, too, come right along and greet Santa Claus!" These Specials in Toydom Saturday EDUCATIONALBLACKBOARDS , SPECIAL 79c 'Made of three-ply steel board, with sliding varnished hardwood blocks, showing alphabet on one side and numbers on other. It is a small schoolroom equipment for the home. 13 inches in diameter. Very special 79c STEEL WAGON SPECIAL 98c Good, stout, steel wag ons, full 18 inches long, with good heavy steel wheels and stout ; tongue.. Saturday . on ly at 98c. v FOLDING DOLL CARTS 85c Just like a real baby's cart made with steel frame . and wheels and is collapsible. " ' " . Toydom," Sub-Basement Deposit Your Liberty Bond With Oar Credit Of f ice, Seventh Floor. . Bay to Its Full Amount. 'No Time Limit.-. Allied Bazaar Tonight and Tomorrow at the Auditorium Sib man. "Merchantlloc cf t) flcrit Only" Let Dr. Dallas -; Examine Your Eyes and Fit Your Glastes' '" Second Floor THOSE FASCINATING , WOOL CHALUE JAPANESE KIMONOS Special $6.95 This Is, a wonderful opportu nity to buy one of these lovely, becoming colorful kimonos for X mas giving. It Is Just, a little above the present cost and all are in real Japanese wool chal lie In striking patterns and col orings. A wonderful assortment to choose from. .' Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. STERLUM Picture Frames A special sale for Satur day only I An sortment of sizes. Repro d u c 1 1 ons of real silver f r am e s with velvet easel backs. Guaran teed not to tar nish. Special at 33c, 45c, '68c Sixth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe 6t Co. Practical Gifts Warmth HAND AND MACHINE MADE HUG ME TIGHTS White with pink, blue, rose or lavender trimming. Abo plain rose", red and Copen, ' and black or black with lavendtr or chinchilla. Made in the comfortable and popular sleeveless style. Others have cap or short sleeves and some are in vest style. Priced $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 to $4.75 NEWPORT SCARFS AND THE NEWEST SHAWLS All white or white with colored trimming. Chinchilla and black or Chinchilla with lavender. Also all black or black trimmed with lavender. Long or square shape in crochet or knitted weave, with fringed ends and the pretty honeycomb weave. Priced 75c, $2.00, $3.50 to $4.95 NEW KNITTED SUPPERS Made with turn over cuff tops and lambs' wool lined soles and trimmed with pom poms. Light blue, pink, lavender combined with white and black with lavender. Sizes 3 to 8. Priced 85c, $1.00, $1.19, $1.25 x CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS Pink, blue, Copen, rose and red. Some plain and others combined with white. Made with turn over cuff. Trimmed with pom poms. Priced 75c to $1.00 NEW SCARF AND CAP SETS FOR CHILDREN Angora and knit scarf sets in different sizes and the prettiest colors and combinations for younger folk. , Priced $1.75, $2.25, $2.50 to $3.75 Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. to Bring and Practical Gift Suggestions From the Girls' Store' Coats for girls. 2 to 6. At S5.00-S6.95 to S22.50 sizes 8 to 16. At S13S0' S1S.9S to S30. Silk DrM Sizes 6 to 14. At SI 1 .50 12.95 to SIS sizes 14 to 17 at SI 4.50 to S30.00. Party Dr sizes IS to 17. At S14 to S27.50. Swft Dtmm sizes 6 to 14. At S5.95 to S17S0. Peter Thompsom Dr Half Prie At S4J9& to $7 SO.. Children's 'Hats and Tama At 49c to S7.S0. el Fourth Floor, Lipman,. Wolfe & Co. Women's Holiday GLOVES IN SPLENDID ASSORTMENTS You've yet to see the women who received too many gloves for Xmas gifts and if you're making this a really practical Xmas, you couldn't do better than to see these charming and dainty gloves. The very new est and most approved styles and shades are here for you. WOMEN'S FINEST FRENCH KID GLOVES Vallier, Fovfnes and w Alexandre makes white and black S20 nd S3.00. VALUER'S WASHABLE KID CLOVES Pique style in white S3.00. VALUER'S NOVELTY TRttTED KID GLOVES Black, white, pearl and tan S3. 00. IMPORTED FRENCH KID GLOVES Overseam sewn. Black, white and colors. S2.00 and S2J2S. MOCHA GLOVES One clasp styles in pique and P. X. M. styles. Gray, beaver and butter nut. S20. " . FLEECE LINED KID GLOVES Tan and brown SI 75. Main Floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Leather Gifts That Are Practical r good nicely COLLAR BAGS made of aualitv soft leather. lined. In black, tan and brown. Very special SI. 25. WRITING PORTFOUOS Tor military and home use. Made of genuine" leather, lined with moire. Fitted with tablet, ad dress and stamp books and pen wipr.- S1J25 nd S1.95. BILL FOLDS Made of genuine pin pebble grain seal S2.00- PLAYING CARDS In black and colored cases. A vast as- ' sortment of miniature and reg ular sized cards. At 65c. MUSIC BAGS Two fold style for sheet music or large boots. In pebble or long grain leather, moire lined. S3.50 and 4. MILITARY BRUSHES. LEATH R CASES Black and brown. S2.00 to S6S0. ' ' . Mln Floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co. JEWELRY FOR' XMAS GIFTS SOLID GOLD LA VALLIERES With 15-inch solid gold neck chain, -and pendant set - with amethysts, garnets, sapphires, topaz, and diamonds.- S2S0 to S5.00. SOLID GOLD B1RTHSTONE RINGS Dinner, signet and tin , . iy stone set rings. S2 to S12. SOLID GOLD TIE CLASPS ' Plain, engine - turned . and en graved styles. SI 5 to S3. 00. Main Floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co. x STATIONERY for Xmas Gifts . HUMMER TRAINS I SPECIAL 89c Steel locomotive, tender and two cars, with four pieces "of curved and two pieces of Straight track". Complete or 89c 5: c"MevchanclisoroMeri rit Only THE GEM FOUNTAIN PEN Is a real "gem" at $1.00. It is non-leakabie, self filling and has - gold pen point.; ; y :i ' , J-BOXED - STATIONERY 24 sheets of paper and envelopes in holiday gift box 25c. ART7 GIFT BOXES con tainln g 2 quires of paper and envelopes in new style. SI SO. TISSUE PAPER pure white. - best quality, at 10c package, RIBBONZENE twine 10c. -gold cords . and POST CARDS Hundreds of de signs at 10c dozen. , . Main. Floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Mlftll SPECIALS IN . FRENCH IVORY FOR XMAS GIFTS sf HAIR BRUSHES don g, mtdi tto stiff bristles with French Ivory back 41.79. .. HAIR BRUSHES In flat or concave styles pecial. at $2.49. PERFUME BOTTLES In square or octagonal styles. Special at 39c MIRRORS Large oval style, slightly Imperfect $2.95. COMBS with coarse or mixed teeth 50e. . -POWDER BOXES and HAIR RECEIVERS several styles special at $1.00 and at 59c FRENCH IVORY CLOCKS in pretty footed style special at $2.19. NAIL POLISHERS with changeable chamois 89c. . SMALL NAIL POLISHERS at 65c BRUSHES For Useful and Practical Xmas Gifts -rln ebony, black or natural woods rosewood and cocobola woods. MILITARY BRUSHES, CLOTHES BRUSHES and HAT BRUSHES Wonderful showing at 50c $1.25 to $8.00. MILITARY BRUSHES With 9 or it- rows of bristles pair $2.00, $2.50 to $12.00. HAT and CLOTH BRUSHES 65c to $1.50. . Main Floor, ,. f Lipman. Wolfe & Co. Electrical' Xmas Gifts Gifts that will prove practical and useful all year through. Westinghouse Cinderella Electric Irons S3S0 . 6 4 -pound Irons fine for ser vice. Guaranteed, and complete with cord and stand. Majestic Electric . i t Heater S7S0 A convenient heater that Is, small and easilyj carried from room to room.' .Throws oat a constant, even heat. to;b used when you , want it Electric Corner, Main Floor. :zX ... Were You One of the. LUCKY MEN SjL'L To Take Advantage :7 t ' of This Great -IsLJ 3-Group ;Sale of OVERCOATS Newest rBodels-miliUry, Trench, Belter, Ulsters and Balmacaans in mixtures and y: overplaids, plain Oxforda and. bluest '.All cravenetted. Sizes 33 o Ai. Limited number. " $14.85, $18.95, $23.85 Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. FOR BOYS Special Saturday' BOYS' Two-Pants SUITS $6.50 Looking for a really prac tical gift for the boy ? Well, you cannot afford to put off purchasing any longer when you can get such staunch. sturdy suits as these at such a remarkably low price. ' " " " ' " w ALL IN NEW. MODELS AND PATTERNS MADE OF THE, VERY BEST MEDIUM AND ' HEAVY WEIGHT . MATERIALS IN- GRAY : BROWN, TAN MIXTURES, CHECKSt PLAIDS. Both pairs of 'trousers "are full lined throughout. , Sizes' "6-to 18 years:,-:.; ;s 4;:. : , ;. BOYS' SPEEDWAY SUITS AT $7.50 ' A splendid wearing suit for boys from 6 to 18 years. Every : "" suit has two pairs of trousers with double seat and knee.. Really wonderful suits at the price! - v Boys' Wool Miked Sweaters $2.49 p Very exceptional sweaters at the prtcel Maae In ruff neck style with large roll collar and patch pockets. Cardinal, maroon, oxford and navy. Sizes 25 to 34. Boys' Raincoat and Hat Sets $3.95 ; Sizes for boys 4 to 16 years. Just the outfit for the boys who don't want to wear overcoats and carry umbrellas. Tan, olive and black la slipon style. 50 Boys' Overcoats, Special at $5.65 Sizes 3 to 9 years. Clever warm coats for the little fellows: Trench and Balmacaan styles in tan and gray mixtures. SATURDAY ONLY at $5,651 . . Suggestions lr Pra Gifts We have everything in the way of really practical gifts that you could wish to give the little fellows note these suggestions: BOYS BATH ROBES Good warm ones, special S2J23. BOYS' PLAY SUITS Indian, Cowboy, Soldier 98c to S6S0. BOYS' NECKWEAR In gift boxes, 35c and 50c BOYS' SUSPENDERS - In Christmas boxes." 25c to 65c. : BOYS' BLOUSES . - fAH styles and sizes. 6 5c ' ;and ST.00. FLANNELETTE t ' v PAJAMAS for boys. iui and Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. 100 SWEETMEAT BOXES On Sale Saturday $1.95 -Lovely new wicker and lacquer candy boxes. Large size with seven hand painted china compartments for sweets. SIX 'DESIGNS FOR CHOOSING. And your sweets' will taste about twice, as good' from these. Lovely for glftsl ' SATURDAY ONLY LOOT OP 1 TO CUSTOMER ' NO PHONE, C O. D. ORDERS OR DELIVERIES -: ; r . - . Slxth Floor,.Llpman, Wo!fe;'& Co.' HOSIERY ; FOR WOMEN WOMEN'S PURE THREAD SILK HOSE with . silk lisle - garter tops and soles.. - Black, " white, tan, crev. champarne and many other colors. S1J2S. WOMEN'S ' ' SILK . FIBRE STOCKINGS In black, white "and lair the popular colors. In-, eluding greys, tans, cham pagnes, etc- With; lisle tops. AH sizes. 75c. .-.'' CHILDREN'S S I L K LISLE ' HOSE In fine and- heavy . weight Black, white, tan and pinkwith triple knee: 'Sizes' 6 to to. 3Sc.3pifS1.00. SOYS HEAVY RIB COTTON .HOSE In .fast black with , double heels and toes. Sizes 6 ,;to9J5.f Pair.25c- ; . BOYS' TRIPLE KNEE HOSE . Heavy ribbed In fast black. . Slze 6 to 11. Pair 35c. : INFANTS' ' CASHMERE ' HOSE Black, white, tan, pink or ' sky blue, with silk heels-and' .toei. Pair 35e. - ' Main Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.