THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
PORTLAND. OREGON
10
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1917.'
APPLICATIONS FOR
RELIEF CAMPAIGNS
ARE
PASSED
UPON
Salvation Army Plea Denied Be-
: cause Work Proposed Already
Being Handled. .
' -j' " i
MANY REQUESTS HANDLED
Z' ' v 5-. -
; Committee Finds War Camp
- Community Recreation fund
Worthy of Support.
- The coordination committee of the
Estate council, of defense has passed on
'numerous applications for Indorsement
; from "war relief agencies since It was
assigned to the work by H- L. Corbet,
v- chairman of the state council of defense.
October It, , Some of the work done was
reviewed by T. B Neuhausen, chairman
of the committee, yesterday.
- "We received the application of the
officers of the Salvation army in the Fa
' clfio Northwest for authority to conduct
a drive In aid of the fund for Salvation
army work among: the soldiers in France
and in ; the United States," said Mr.
Neuhausen. "This application was de
nied on the around thatthe work dupii
eated the activities of the Red Cross
, ambulance corps and of the T. M. C. A.
nun Dcnuia me tinea in prima
A Beereatlo Fasd Approved
- "The committee found the war camp
-community recreation fund to be one of
the three branches of work now being
performed under the direction of the
war department and navy department
V commission. on training; camp activities,
whose general chairman Is Raymond 3.
v Fosdick.; The object sought to be at
tained by this fund is to establish such
, relations between the various war camps
, and the, communities adjacent to them
:r that mutual respect and helpful coopera
tion will be developed and maintained,
The committee notified the Chamber of
Commerce that no conflict or duplication
existed In this case, and recommended
that the proposition be supported. , The
l chamber decided - to assign a certain
number of days for the prosecution of
the campaign for this cause.
Campaign it Postponed
"A request by the American committee
for Armenian and Syrian relief-for in
- dorsement of a proposed canvass in
Portland and other Oregon cities in aid
,- of a fund for Syrian and Armenian ref
, ugees rendered destitute by the invasion
' Of their territory was referred to the
committee by Mayor Baker. The com-
; tnlttee commended the object of the cam
'paign but recommended that the can
vass be postponed in order to avoid con
" fllct with the Liberty loan and Y. M. C.
A. campaigns,
. This , recommendation- was adopted,
and concurred in by the New York com
mittee. Recently, December 18 and 17
were suggested by the coordination com
mittee as suitable dates for the drive.
"The American Bible Society sought
the coordination committee's approval
of Its plan 'for raising funds to furnish
copies of the army and navy edition of
" the New Testament to soldiers and sail-
- ors desiring them. The dates selected, I
December 1 to 11. were not approved
. and the period from December- to It
was finally fixed upon.
"The coordination committee's Indorse
ment was given to the sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals and likewise to an ap
peal ef the Serbian National league for
Portland for clothing, shoes, and so
' forth, for Serbian prisoners and refu
gees, the latter comprising men, women
and children.
. t Bennetts Referred to Mayor
' A request from the American De
fense society asking that a petition be
:. 'circulated urging congress to. enact
forthwith a law imposing punishment i
upon all persons or organisations re
sponsible for pro-German activities or
for the public utterance of disloyal sen
timents, was referred to Mayor Baker
- for action. Similar disposition wss
mads of an appeal from the Belgian Ar-
v tints' committee, London, England, for
the formation of a special committee to
conduct a canvass In behalf of Belgian
. and ) Serbian soldiers and civilians In
need of relief." .
.. ' The coordination committee is com-
' posed ' of Mr. Neuhausen, chairman ;
George L. Baker, Charles F. Berg, S. C.
.- Bratton, Mrs. Charles H. Castner,
Charles K. Cochran, Thomas H. Ed
wards, J. C English,; Max 8. Hirsch,
- Victor A. - Johnson, Miss Viola Orts
, child, John Stevenson, F. E. Taylor,
H.. H. Ward and William D. Wheel-
wrlght I
Carman Employes
: , . Not Back at Work
' rloa Official Asserts Men Bid Hot
-; Strike 'Beeanse Women and Girls Were
' Employed, a Reported.
Nearly : lOe employes of the Carman
. Manufacturing company who walked out
on strike Friday have not returned to
work.
Officials of Millmen's local 1120. of
.which the Carman workmen are mem
bers, declare that they did not order a
, strike because the "company was hiring
. girls and womev, but because a' union
employe : had been discharged without
. cause. :.
. "All but two tf the women employed
walked out with us," said Forrest Ser
ven, business agent Of the organisation.
"The women have asked us to obtain
. better wages for them. ; They are now
paid $1.50 a day.- A collection was taken
' - up among the men to aid them during
i the strike while they are not working."
-, - Officials of the company say that they
, expect the men to return to work Tues
day, although no agreement has been en
tered Into with them. . ,
Knitted Goods Shipped
Castlerock, Wash.. Dec 11. The local
Red Cross' made its first shipment
knitted goods Saturday, 17 - sweaters, 11 j
pairs, of socks, 10 wristlets and two
mufflers, the result of two weeks
knitting, f. - . -
, - Federal loan Approved
Dallas.' Or, Dec." 11. The first federal
loan ... mads on . Polk county land
been approved and the money pid
it- Jacob Van WeH secured a loan
$8000 on his 201 acre farm on Salt creek. ;
FRANK L. SMITH'S SPUDS
Three Big" Sack a Delivered to Tosr f
- Slene for IJ.ee. .
Continuance of Frank It. Smith's sale
oi norasfrown own iana poiaioes, inree t
bfsr sacks for $S, delivered to your home. (
wm to !2 Ajaer, street lor tnese
pou.toes-Adv. --
TomoFTO wis olMifKay
EXTRA SPECIAL!-
; To 15c Yalucs 1 p
Laces Yard at lv
Laces of almost every description included.
Nearly 10,000 yards in various widths. If bought
in the regular way, these laces would sell for as
high as toe. While any remain tomorrow,
' yard tc. '
MEN'S SLIPPERS
Men's $1.60 Slippers In
Romeo style with felt up-
rrs and neavy felt soles,
to 1L In Oxford and
black. Buy for self and
gifts.
MEN'S SWEATERS
Men's heavy ruff neck
Sweaters In Oxford color.
Well made garments In all
regular sixes. Kaeily $1.60
value. Very special $1.00.
$1
UNION SUITS AT
-. Men's Union Suits in
'ecru color. Good weight
cotton ribbed garments in
all sixes to 44. Fine wear
ing garments for winter.
$1
MEN'S GLOVES, PAIR
lUfmrt'm vniintlot td dram
Gloves including a quanti
$1
ty ot manufacturers sam
ples. Broken lines but
nearly all sizes in the lot.
$1.25 to $1.75 values.
NIGHT SHIRTS AT
Men's good heavy flan
nelette Night Shirts in aU
nmlir !. Well made
$1
roomy srarments. Our
'Special $1.29' Night Shirt.
MEN'S ODD VESTS
A limited quantity of
men's odd Vests included
in this great Dollar Day
sale. Good materials in
dark colors. While any
remain, $1.00.
$1
CLOTH HATS FOR
Men's serviceable Cloth
Hats In checks, plaids and
plain colors. All sixes.
Regularly $1.50 special
tomorrow at only $L00.
$1
THREE TIES FOR
Men's wide flowing end
shape Neckties in a targe
$1
.range of pleasing patterns
ana colors. worm
60c
, each. Buy
for
gifts at
t for $1.00.
BOYS' PANTS, PAIR
Boys Knickerbocker
Pants in heavy corduroy
and other cloth materials.
Cut full. Will stand hard
usage. Sizes 7 to It. Val
ues to $1.60.
$1
2 NIGHT SHIRTS AT
Boys flannelette Night
Nighty -mltedfjj
H
Shirts in plain white
well as colors. A limited
Quantity in broken
Regularly sold 75c each.
HATS, SPECIAL
Women's and Misses
Trimmed. Hats, also Un
trlmmed Hats in a great
variety of styles. Values
to S4.&5. For a bl final
cleanup, $1.00.
$1
WOMEN'S WAISTS
Broken lines of silk and
cotton Waists in plain
black, white and colors.
Not all sixes In the lot. Ir
respective of former sell
ing prices $1.00. '
$1
PETTICOATS. ONLY
Women's Petticoats In
fine satin, heatherbloom,
'etc. Deep flounces, dust
ruffles. In black and col
ors. Nearly all sixes. Val-
- ues to $1.75.
SLIPPERS, PAIR
Women's Boudoir Slip
pers In colored leathers
10 pleasing colors to choose
from. Chrome leather
soles, soft quilted Insoles.
Sixes J to i.
$1
WOMEN'S CORSETS
Women's ' standard
makes Corsets in -white
and flesh colors. Sixes 19
to 30. Many sold previous
ly' as high as $3.60. Lim
ited quantity.
$1
$1
$1
EXTRA SPECIAL!
f Wool Mixed
Wool Toques ;
' Wool and wool mixed toques in nearly Very-:
. color combination and style. Toques for men.
women and children. In some instances scirfs '
:to match.;VaIues easily to 7Se, While any re- "
main, each 29c . . -----''" . : ' :'a
of j
has I
en
of 1 1
WMANK
EQUALLY
GOOD UNAD-im
YERTISED
SPECIALS
line,
:
' 'II'
EXTRA
. A Surprise
Gift Table
WOMEN'S (lOWNS
Women's heavy flannel
ette Gowns In high or low
neck styles. Plain white
and colors. Cut full and
roomy. All regular sixes.
Values to $1.60. -
$1
2 PETTICOATS AT
Women's knit and flan
nelette Petticoats with em
broidery flounces. Light
and dark colors. Worth
76c each. Special tomor
row at 2 for $1.00.
$1
THROW SCARFS AT
Women's Throw Scarfs
as well as Spencers and
Knit Goods of all - de
scriptions. Sample lines
and odds and ends from
our regular stock.
$1
NEGLIGEES FOR
Women's Negligees and
flannelette Kimonos, also
some Kimonos of crepe.
Several styles in attract
ive floral pattern a Regu
lar sizes. $1.11 to $1.60 reg.
$1
12 HANDKERCHIEFS
Women's and children's
Handkerchiefs of sheer
lawn and a few of linen.
Plain and embroidered.
Regularly 12 He and 16c.
Buy for gifts at 12 for $L
$1
BACK COMBS, 3 AT
Women's Back . Combs,
mounted with
Us
renuine
5$1
rhlnestones. Several styles
three or four sixes to
choose from. Values to
each. Buy for gifts.
UNION SUITS. AT
Women's' fleece lined
Union Suits In white and
ecru. Broken sixes. Easily
worth 76c each. While any
$1
01 a limited quantity
main, 2 for $1.00.
RAIN CAPES FOR'
Children's Rain Capes
in hood style. Good heavy G" "Tj
rubberised sateen. In navy jj II '
and cardinal. All sixes to "
1. Sold regularly at $1.85.
BATH ROBES FOR
Children's heavy flannel
Bath Robes fitted with
$1
rirdl and neck cord.
ilftnv nrrttv Milnrm. Vvltb
pockets. Easily worth $1.26
SWEATERS ONLY
Children Sweaters in
ruff neck style. Navy, car-1
dinal. Cooen. Oxford, etci
Sixes 2 to s. With pockets.
Our "special si-is' aweatei.
10 YDS. WASH GOODS
Standard Percales and
Ginghams In the regular gf off
width. Desirable pat-iT II
terns In Itght and dark art II
colors. Mill rune of 16c ,"
and 18c qualities.
8 YDS. CURTAINING
Curtain Scrim and Mar
quisette with plain and
fancy border. Full yard
wide. Short lengths. Some
have allgnt imperfections.
Whit and ecru.
$1
BED SHEETS, 2 AT
Good quality center
seamed muslin Bed Sheets
$1
1 n sixe 72x50 - inches.
Easily worth 75c each
While any of a limited
quantity remain-1 for $1.
tk. .
1 MAZULTZ" -21ZSjm A,flry r'nVJT ...
SPECIAL!
10 c
- - .-
An Immense assortment of toys and miscel laneous
odds and ends of china, pin cushions 1
and other articles suitable for small gifts. Values
up to and even exceeding 25c .While any re
main, each toe.
CASSEROLES FOR
slsed Guernsey
in nickel
$1
elated case with handle
and cover. NO DELIV
ERIES. Easily worth
$L6U. Tomorrow $1.00.
3 CUPS, SAUCERS
Japanese hand painted
Cups and Saucers a sam
ple line. NO DELIVER
IES. A limited quantity.
Values to 76e each. While
any remain t for $1.00.
$1
5 YDS. RIBBON
Holiday Ribbons in fine
quality satins, taffetas.
Dread ens, warp prints,
etc. Widths range from
4 to t inches. Valueae to
15c yard.
$1
12 YDS. LACES
Holiday Laces of n
$ l
ly every description for
all purposes. An Immense
assortment to c h o o
from. Values to 25c yd.
UMBRELLAS FOR
Finely serviceable Um
brellas with paragon steel
frames and Mission han
dles. Black only. Regu
$1
larly $1.26 worth more
today.
30 ROLLS TOL PAPER
$0 ROLLS of res-ular 60
Toilet Paper at this spe
$1
cial price for Dollar Day.
Standard slsed. rolls of
good soluble crepe toilet
paper. SO ROLLH $1.00.
COTTON BATTS AT
Fun comfort size stitch
ed Cotton Batta of an ex
cellent quality. Full S lbs.
$1
in weight, worth I1.Z6
and more on today's mar
ket. BATTS, 12 FOR
Batta of good quality
cotton. Full 7 os. rolls.
These are worth llc
each. Exceptionally good
bargain n tomorrow at 11
for $1-00.
$1
TABLE CLOTHS
Highly mercerised Da-
$1
mask
Table ciotns tn
pleasing noral patterns.
Good generous sixes. Reg
ularly $L26 to $1.41. While
any retrain 11.00.
POPLIN, 2 YARDS
Silk and Cotton Poplins
In the most desirable pat
$1
ternsa score of colors
to chooee from. easily
worth 7Sc yard. Wonder
ful values at a yos. 91.00.
, TOWELS, 3 FOR
Turkish Bath Towels.
full bleached towels In grk f
plain white and with wide sV. II
colored borders. Large IJ II
sixe. Worth 60c each,
Fins xor gifts. . J , ,
LACE CURTAINS, PAIR
Fins Scrim Curtains
$1
with lace edge. Kxoellent
quality. Full IV, yards
long, wortn 11.00. rair
very specially priced at $1.
5 YDS. CRETONNE
Fun $ inches wide. Cre
tonnes In pretty stripes
and figures. Buy now for
novelty bags and holiday
$1
sew inc. wortn. Z60 to boo
yard.
DOOR MATTS, 2 AT
Cocoa Door Mats of a
fine qualitythe rough
sturdy - kind. Good sixe.
$1
These sell reguiarty ai im
each, very special to
morrow at X for - $1.00.
5 YDS. OILCLOTH
Table Oil Cloth In col
ors only. 4$ 'inches wide.
A number of the most de
sirable patterns to choose
from. Mill runs of 25c
and aOc yard values.
$1
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Hen's Fine Hew i C A -Handkercliefs
YV-j
- Men's white lawn . handkerchiefs ' with larce
Initials. Many are hemstitched. Fall size. Slight
ly imperfect qualities of the regular toe and i5c
' grades. ' Splendid values at the. sensationally, low
price of Jc ; ; . r;;-- - . - .
v:; - many :
EQUALLY
GOOD UN AD.
VERTISED
SPECIALS
Santa Glaus
is here dally from 10 A. M. to 2
M. and 2 to J P.' M. See Santa,
his house " and mail ' box. Bring
the kiddles to chat with the real
Sania. He'll delight them.,'
Auditorium. Sixth Floor.
There'll Be Intense
Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor.
At- the Chr
Partv Dresses
SELECT FOR GIFTS
IN THIS SALE OF
Men's Bathrobes'S
At $5.85
Made of heavy Beacon flannel. Hand
somely trimmed with fancy cord, collar and
front cord bound, sleeves with turned-up
cuffs.- They have two large patch pockets.
All seams piped. Collars button up snugly
under chin. In all the new colorings and de
signs. Excellent values at $5.85.
Other robes from $3.98 to $35.
35c-40cLaces
4
For Christmas Sewing
25c
Shadow edges, bands and' f al
loons in white and ecru, 4 to 9
inches wide. Shadow flouncinr In
white, 12 to 24 inches wide. Filet
and ratine bands in .white and
ecru, 4 to to Inches wide. Point
de Paris and radium edges and
bands in white and ecru, -vi to 9
inches wide. .
These laces art splendity suit
able for use in trimming cami
soles, blouses, caps, pillows, art
work, bedspreads, etc. 35c and
40c values it. yard 2Sc
Lace Shop, Main Floor.
Give "Her" a Ho over
, For Christmas
The Ideal Gift for the Housewife
Clean your ruts and carpets at home on year floors! No movinj
about o heavy furniture. No "tearinr up" the bouse. No dust Clean
, your floors
; Shaken
l If u
m
'JUST 11 SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS
W -
istmas
Interest in This Sale oj
at
$15.75
We've taken a special
assortment of party
dresses and dancing
frocks right out of our
regular - stocks for this
holiday sale. And we've
substantially reduced the
price on every one.
Beautiful frocks of net,
satin and taffeta in all the
dainty evening shades
maize, green, orchid,
white, blue. There are
combinations of net and
satin in charming effects
as well as dresses of net
trim?ned with silver lace.
They'll be snapped up
eagerly at this price to
morrow $15.75.
Men's House
Coats $5
Of finely serviceable golf
cloths in the newest mixtures.
They button with two frocrs of
matching silk cord. Collars and
cuffs of contrasting colors. All
edges bound with silk cord.
Pockets nicely trimmed. Fine
garments for comfort, looks and
service. Excellent for gifts.
bizes 36 to 50. Priced at $5.
Other house coats up td $25.
Men's Clothing Shop. Third Floor
Groceries
Tomato, Carnation brand, one
of the best, solid pack, doren
11.45, two Urge cans 25c
Citron Pool, finest quality: lb.
for 29c
CorrsxtU, Monopole or Royal
Club, large package 29c
Bckwnet Flow, Larrowes' New
York Jiew crop Just received,
8-lb. sack 79c
RaUias, new seediest. 50-lb. box
16.50, lb. 14c
Raisins, seeded, 'choice quality,
new crop, large package He
Wool Soap box 14.60, to bars
for 47c
Napth Soap, Economy brand,
' good quality, 7 medium size
bars 25c
iinth Floor, Fifth Street.
T IWf 1
skm m m v s
1 .5&Mil
with tne Hoover, too. .Clean la corners!
onoer mua penina rxaixiors, auacr lumuarc. vcan
overstuffed furniture, mattresses. Clean draperies as
they hantj. ' Clean around pictures, moldion, etc. Air
. pillows. With the Hoover and Its Ion f -armed attach
, ments you can clean everywhere without straining or
tiring your back. The Hoover
S weepaSuctktn Cleans
Shakes loose by vibration and dustlesslv wltbdrawa
by: powerful air suction ALL embedded1 rrit - The
Hoover more than "vacuum deans It rets ALL the
, dirL The patented, fast-revofvinf
Motor-Driven Brush is the reason.
EASY PAYMENTS 4
' Pay for the Hoover as you use It,
ecure this labor-saving Xmas gift
.oraorrow. '
..4 . Carpet Shop. Seventh Floor.
....
JMdinnni ssswansiiBH bb.
Store Tomorrow
We Are Prepared With
Gifts for the "Boys
Here are a few useful suggestion from our Men's Furnish
ings Shop.
Military Campaign Hats $3, $!, $o,
$6. Caps $3.50.
Military Wool Gloves $2. Wristlets,
$1-$1.50.
Military Wool Scarfs $5.
Army Sweaters $6.45-$8.50. Slip-on
(sleeveless) sweaters $5-$6.
.Military Sets of Money Belt -(3 com
partments) and 2 Collars 1 white, 1
khaki $2. Or Money Belt and 1 black
Tie $2.
ex s"
In Our Needlework Shop
You will find in our big second floor Needlework Shop all
of the necessary materials for the making and trimming of
shopping bags "and other Christmas gifts. Beads, bag han
dles, fringes, tassels, etc., in splendid variety at lowest possi
ble prices.
Special for Tomorrow
Shopping bags that are very attractively made. Large size.
Very specially priced at $2.19. Needlework Shop. Second Floor.
Send a "Sammy" Sock
To Your Soldier
Send one of the popular Sammy
Socks to your soldier fill it with the
following articles, for instance talcum
powder, cigarettes, waterproof match
safe, tobacco, sewing kit, flashlight,
pocket knife, candy, gum, razor, dic
tionary, shoe laces, comb, nail file, deck
of cards, etc. Sammy socks are made
of ticking and Holland cloth. Durable
fabrics. Sock has draw-string top which
makes it useful in the tent, trench or
harrarks. Priced at 25c and 35c each.
We have a fine assortment of fancy elastic round
garters, sewing basket novelties and needlebooks
for those who give these useful and practical gifts.
Moderate prices. Notion Shop, Main Floor.
A Sale of Fine S4D0 "Pyrex"
Glass Casseroles $2.98
With Nickel Frame
pierced designs and Pyrex glass
lining and marked therrt $2.98 instead of the regular price of
$4.00. In addition- JS Casseroles, 8-inch Sixes S3.44
. Housewares Section, Basement.
SeiceableCretoimes25cycL
A very low price for cretonnes of this quality. These may
be had in light or dark colorings patterns suitable for hang
ings to be used in sleeping-room, dining-room, living-rootn,
etc. They may also be utilized for cushion covers, laundy
bags or slipper bags. "Yard 25c.
b Csrtain Shop. Seventh Floor.
On (Center Aisle Bargain Square Tomorrow
To $3.50 Bath and
Lounging Robes $1.98
One Illustrated : y
Women's corduroy and heavy flannel bath
and lounging robes in all desirablccolors, such -as
pink, old rose, sky, Qpen, plum, navy,
lavender and also pleasing fancy color combi
nations. . Made with' large collars and pockets.
With cord girdles at waist AH regular sizes.
..Bath robes in the lot that if bought in the
regular way would sell as high as $3.50 spe
cial for tomorrow only $1.98. v - : r .
Buy for Gifts!
Center Aisle. Mam Floor!
Cattadori
fine Venetian laces-and prize Rn
ens axe now on display and sale
at this store. : This wonderful col
lection will be here for only a few.
days more. Come and view it
tomorrow.
Seventh Floor, Sixth 8treet.
a Fine Selection of
59
Abdominal Bands $2. .
Khaki colored suspenders $1.
For the Men at Home, a Sale of
$4 Pure Tussah
Silk Scarfs $2.65
In crocheted fancy weave, finished with
silk fringe. Gray, champagne, black, green,
rose, old gold. A splendid gift $2.65.
Men's Furnishings Shop, Main Floor.
HBRB&
A woman will certainly ap
preciate one - of these Pyrex
glass casseroles as a Christmas
gift. Pyrex glassware, as you
know, is indestructible by oven
heat.
We've taken from our regu
lar stock a quantity of these
popular glass casseroles in the
7-inch size with nickel frame :o