OREGON DAILY; JOURNAL PO RTLAND, FRIDAY, ' MARCH
92
1918:
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PROFESSOR SUMMERS
10 HEAD SCHOOL FOR
DELINQUENT
YOUTHS
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Manual Training Supervisor of
Portland Schools Named by
Judge Tazwell.
Professor pevingston L. Summers, for
two years supervisor of manual training
In the public schools of Portland, was
Appointed superintendent of the new
training: school for delinquent boys by
Judg-e Tatwell of Juvenile court Thurs
day morning on unanimous recommen
' dation of a committee of representative
loflies.
; Professor Summers was formerly
principal of the hiprh school at Oak
Park, 111. He was selected by the com
mittee from among 20 applicants. He
will receive a salary of $2500 and will
devote-his entire time to the school. He
will be assisted by members of his fam
ily. The nchool recently completed Is lo
cated on the Canyon road on the old
county farm. It is intended as a train
ing school for delinquent boys, who will
be taught farming and gardening, re
ceive instructions In manual training and
be given a general school education.
The officials of the city schools will co
operate in the educational features of
the Institution.
The various . bodies having in charge
the selecting and recommendation of the
superintendent are the Episcopal
churchy, represented on the committee
by Bishop Sumner and Chaplain How
ard ; Portland Mlninteriaf association.
Dr. McCullsugh Woman's Federated
Clubs. Mra. O. JV Frankel ; Purity Lit
erature cluh, Mrs. K. II. Frazelle ; city
school board. I... ft. Alderman ; Council
of Jewish Women, Mrs. Sol Blumauer ;
Reed college, lr. J. K. Hart : parent
Teacher association, Mrs. J. F. Chapman.
H We Give S .& H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Filled Stamp Books Redeemed in Cash, Fourth Floor Ask for Stamps
-U. S. Thrift Stamps and .War SaVings Certificates For Sale, Main Office, Fourth FloorLoan Your Savings to Uncle Sam and Help Win the War Buy Here
Three Pioneers Die
In Umatilla County
Pendleton. Or., March 22. Three Uma
tilla county pioneers died within . 24
hours of - each other. William F. Gil
lotte, 82 years old. who had lived at
Kcho for 35 years, died at a local hos
pital of pneumonia. He Is survives by
eight children.' Mrs. Margurite Debel,
JK years old, who had lived in the county
60 years, died at the home of her
grand-daughter, Mrs. K. Blanchett, m
this city, and John .1. Troxel, who re.
cently had been living In Willamette
valley, died at Pilot Rock.
Rancher Arrested
For Killing Deer
Albany, Or., March 22. Henry Hawk
a rancher, living at the headwaters of
the Calapooia river, above Holly, ws
arrested early Thursday morning by
District Game Warden Ed S. Hawker
on a charge of killing deer out of sea
son. Hawker brought two hides back to
the city as evideaoe wHfla cuaBtttjf
ojt the carcasses of the deer were left. '
Hawk will be tried before Justice of the i
Peace Swan next Wednesday.
Salem, Or., March 21. Another 108
names have been enrolled by Superin
tendent of Public Instruction J. A.
Chuiyhill In his second Junior Rainbow J
itegiment. consisting ol scnoo cniiaren
who sell $50 or more worth of War Sav
ings Stamps. Thia is the sixth 100 for
the second regiment. The names are as
follows : V
Barton Tonne, Junction City.
WtUice McKenzie, IMUu.
A Hero McCarthy, Dallu.
Georc Kainer. Dallas.
Phillip Phillips, Dallas.
Enid Gilliam. Dallat.
Margaret Frieaen. Dalian. "
Lewis VViei. Dallas.
Susie Coulaon, Dallas,
LiU Smith, Dallaa.
Agnes Priesea, Dallas.
Johnny TaU, Dallas.
Bam Wall. Dallaa.
IoqIm Wiebe. Dallaa.
Edd Nelson, Dallaa.
Andrew Huffman, Dallas.
Willie Sanders, Dallaa.
Cloid Cochran, Dallaa.
IJly Barks. Dallaa
Catherine Wentworth, Portland.
Ward Darin. HarrUbnrg.
Bessie Xlion, HarrUburg.
Genava Abrama, CrawfordiTille.
Donzeila Abrama, CrawtordsTille.
Francis Thomas, Oregon City.
Theodore Koake, Oregon City.
Harold Erickson, Boring.
Vernie Jarl, Boring.
Bilria Hobson, Portland.
Edith Bickner, Oswego.
Clara Classen, Dallaa.
Alex Kennedy, Dallas.
Pearl. Keed. Dallaa.
Joe Cerny, Dallas.
Willis Perry, Dallaa.
Ina Parks. Dallas.
Eddie Claussen,' Dalles.
Raymond Syron. lallas.
Walter Syron, Dallaa.
Krelyn Beach. Dallas.
Kenneth Dunkelberger. Dallas.
Ernestine Davis, 1 tallss.
Margaret Swartz, Dallas.
Helen Butler, Dallas.
Alice Weisenbach, Hillsboro.
Wesley Goodell, Poruand.
Vida Hontag. Portland.
Verle Prickett, Banks.
Verne Prickett, Banks.
Betty Hughes. Boseburg.
lxrothy bam ton. Gold Beach.
Kobert Lamaon, Gold Beach.
Joe Nixon, West Linn.
Martha gayer, Pendleton.
Gertrude Ardrey, Pendleton.
N orris Graham, Pendleton.
Oden La Hue, Pendleton.
Kobert Dunn, Pendleton.
Helen Simla, Pendleton.
Garnet Jack, Pendleton.
Janice H rig ham, Hermiston.
Fred Irrin, Hermiston.
Harriet Wolcoxon, Powell Butte,
buth Shearer, Powell Butte.
Rose Smith. Marshfield.
tian Smith. Marshfield.
Mabel Grusb, Coquille.
Alrin Kaegi, Wilbur.
Lawrence Howard, Wilbur.
Hazel Colgan. Marion.
Gladys Colgan, Marion.
Lionel Colgan, Marion.
Walter' Anderson, Salem.
George Ector. Salem.
Harold01inger. Salem.
Harriet Coeteilo. Portland.
Kuth Shoemaker, Portland.
Grant Hadlejr, Portland.
Ruth Lent, Portland.
Clarence Btubbs, Portland.
Kdith Buxton, Hillsdale.
Harvey Barrows, Maplewood,
Lillian Kcnholds, Portland.
ETalina .fllejr, Portland.
Eleanor Woodward. Portland.
Dwight Ferguson, Portland.
Marie Breignan. Portland.
Jennie McEachern. Portland.
Alice Schmidt, Portland.
Rudolph Pahtzxch. Portland.
Lawrence Tyler. Portland. '
Carl Bloom, Portlaud.
Francis Jonas. Portland.
Orry Smith, Portland.
Millard Easly, Portland
Reginald Corteux. Portland.
Mabel Smith, Portland.
Hudson White. Portland.
Vernon Peterson. Portland.
Cltreice Irwin, Portland.
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Easter Favors
Main Floor
-Greetings, invitations, score
cards, 'fancy baskets, seals and
other novelties. Choose now while
assortments are at their best.
KAYSER
ITALIAN
SILK
UNDERWEAR
VESTS
. KNICKERS -UNION
SUITS
MAIN
FLOOR
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Qlds , Wortm&n & Kin
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
KODAKS
CAMERAS
AND SUPPLIES
4th FLOOR
SEND HOME
PICTURES
TO THE
SOLDIER BOYS
Take Lunch In Our
Tea Room
Prompt, courteous service, un
excelled cuisine, reasonable prices.
Luncheon- from tt:30 to 2:30.
Meet your friends here.
Saturday Will Be Another Great Day In The Garment Store
With Only 7 Days in Which to Choose Easter Wearables Buying Will Now Go Forward With Increased Vigor
Veteran Newspaper
Man Is Candidate
FOR A CLEAR
COMPLEXION
Salem, Or., March 22. John H.
i Cradlebaugh, veteran newspaper man
of Salem, who In his younger days
practiced law, is a candidate on the
Democratic ' ticket for Justice of the
peace for ' the Salem district. He has
filed hia declaration with the county
clerk.
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Ihe UlOW Of Health Through fned for reelection on the Republi
can ticket as county recorder.
L. J. Adams of SUverton, James P.
Puller of Donald, W. H. Goulet of
Wood burn all filed as candidates for
the Republican nomination for county
, commissioner.
G. ' E. Unruh filed for the Republi
can nomination lor justice or the
peace.
! Pendleton Ranchman
Off for Washington
Transparent Skin Is Impossible
Without Pure, Rich Blood.
Nothlntf worries a schoolgirl more
than pimples and eruptions but most
girls of that age have them
: The blemishes may be due to Indiges
tion resulting from improper diet. If so.
they will quickly disappear when the
proper food is adhered to. If they are
accompanied by pallor . and llstlessness
you must look to the condition of the
blood. . ,.
,. When a girl's color fades, when her
Cheeks and lips grow pale and she gets
Short of breath easily and her heart
palpitates after slight exertion or under Pendleton, Or., Rfarch 22. W. W. Har
the least excitement it means that she rah. prominent Pendleton farmer, left
Is suffering from ibin blood, yeadache Thursday for Washington to attend a
and backache often accompany this meeting of farmers' and stockmens' ad-
condltion and nervousness, is frequently vlsory committee to the secretary of ag-
p resent. rlculture and to the food administration
-Because eruptions ion the faces of to which he was recently appointed as
schoolgirls are so common they seldom sole representative from Oregon and
receive the attention from parents that Washington,
they require. Some girls are naturally I The meeting is called for March 28,
pale but an unnatural pallor Is an al- I The exact nature of the business is not
most certain sign of anaemia, or thin I known, but Mr. Harrah believes the
blood. I question of grain standards will come
The remedy, of course. Is to build up I up: Mr. Harrah was one of the North'
the blood and for this purpose Dr. Wil- I west farmers who went to Washington
Hams' Pink Pills are reoommended. I last year to secure terminal prices for
These - tonic pills, free from harmful I Northwest wheat.
drugs, are pretty sure to help grow
ing girls because they build up the
. blood at a time when the demand on it
la greatest. As the blood Is made rich
and red. fickle appetites become normal,
lassitude gives way to vigor, the cheeks
and lips show the glow of health and
the whol system is toned up and purl
fled.
Man Badly Slashed
In Affray at Bend
Bend, Or., March 22. David Dunn
Thonly other treatment needed costs I oniUtv to Mia dum of .tahh(no--n.r
,vo lno pattern Caldwell. According to witnesses, Dunn
plenty or sunlight, moderate exercise nnri midwuii mt nn th wh..-
every day, not enough to, cause fatigue, jay and entered into an argument It
una me aiei Decause me I la llrd that Dnnn ilnw lrnlf. on
food craved is often not the best for the I out naidweti nhnnt th f h.n
k. , , , t- it j i . . . . ... 1 .
iwu UUUK.B, xunoing up tne rslOOu I r"olr1wTr lft nrm was r K.W
and "What to Eat and How to Eat," slashed that 38 stitches were necessarv.
give Just the information that every Both men have police records, and Cald
mother of a growing girl needs. Thevl
ar free. Write for them today to The I rronri inrv
Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schenec-!
tady, N. Y. Your own druggist sells
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills or they win be 1
mailed postpaid on receipt of price, 50
cents per box, six boxes for $2.50. Do
not pay more. (Adv.)
BAN FRANCISCO HOTELS
ing.
In San Francisco
HOTEL
mi
Ctvt Street hut off Untn Squar
From X.OU a Day
; sVMldatt see ' Lbdsb 60s Dinner tl.00
f ?' BrasMast 7B Dlnnw 11 JZi
V Muifcpal ear Hne direct to door. Motor
i' ixts meets DrtnctDaitnitt and siMnuM. .
Umatilla Quota
Of Class 1 Is 540
Pendleton, Or., March 22. There are
M0 men in Umatilla county classified in
Class 1, according to a report made by
Uie. local draft board to the adjutant
general. In Class 2, 137 were placed, in
class , 127 ; in class 4, 962. and in class
6. 519. The total registration was 2389
and the total classification 2285. Two-
hundred ana fifty-five of the registered
men have enlisted, 42 have been drafted
and 45 posted as delinquents.
Thaw Blamed for Wreck '
DanvUle. 111., March 22. (I. N. S.
I A southbound fast mail train on the
Chicago ft lEastera Illinois railroad was
partly derailed and overturned near
Crete, III- today. No one was hurt,
according . to railway officials. , The ac
cident, was, due to a soft place In th
roadbed, caused by the thaw. ' '
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Women's Easter Apparel
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists v
The Garment Store will be the center of interest Saturday with its wonderful showing of the new
Eastar fashions in feminine apparel a display which we confidently believe to be the most compre
hensive in the city. Plan to come and view the new garments you will not be importuned to buy and
it will be a good opportunity to learn just what the authentic styles will be the coming season. Come
and bring your friends. fc
Street Dresses
At $23.75
Second Floor -A very attractive dress at the above
price is made up in combination of plaid taffeta and
wool serge, trimmed with buttons to match. Smart
Eton Jacket, pleated .skirt. Other models are of
wool serge and Georgette crepe, serge and foulard
and all-serge. Many of he new frocks Rave fancy
draped skUrts. Splendid assortment of the wanted
shades for street and business wear. IOQ ryfr
Moderately priced for this sale only 3)OelD
Women'sCoats
At $22.50
Second Floor One model at this price is shown
in high waistline effect with narrow belt, large
shawl collar and fancy cuffs. Trimmed with large
buttons, buckles and piping. Many other styles in
semi-fitting and novelty belted models some with
yokes and pats. All are beautifully tailored. Ma
terials include poplins, velours, burella and Bedford
cords. Latest Spring colorings and COO Kf
sizes for -women and misses. Priced tDsMifciefJ.U
Easter Veils
& Veilings :
Main Floor You will find here
the latest novelties in made-up
veils and In veilings by the yard
at the lowest prices.
Chiffon Veils
At $1.25
of soft, durable chiffon size
36x63 inches neatly hem
stitched. Good range of desir
able colors. Special at $1.25
Veilings by the Yard
The kind of veilings worn by
discriminating women "Eyes of
Youth," Gypsy Veiling, Sammy
Veiling Liberty Bell Veiling
dainty chenille dots and borders
fancy meshes. The prices
range from 35c to $1.00 yard.
Women's
Wool Sweaters
At $3.98
Center Circle, First Floor Extra special for
Saturday. Sport Sweaters of Angora and
brush wool -belted styles with high collars
and patch pockets. Also Shetland Wool
Sweaters with Angora trimming, styled with
sailor dollars. Excellent range of
colors. Some in stripes. Saturday
$3.98
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Easter Gloves
of Famous Makes
Vendome, Reynier, Berkley, Pic
cadilly and other well known
makes new 1918 stock in the pop
ular styles and colors.
Children's Wash Dresses
Second Floor Special showing Saturday
of Children's Tub Dresses of best qual
ity ginghams in checks, plaids, stripes
and plain colors. Sizes for girls 6 to 14
years of age. Latest colorings. Priced
for Saturday's selling $2.98 to $12.50
GIRLS' EASTER COATS in plain serge
and novelty mixtures. $5.98-$26.50
Girls'Middies79c
SPECIAL LOT Girl's Middies in white
or trimmed with colors. Ages r7Q
S tr 14 vears. Sneelal Saturdav
Special Saturday
GIRLS' CREPE KIMONOS only 9c
Children's Rompers and Creepers
of gingham and chambray
priced special at only 98c. 79c
59c
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Toilet Needs
& Drugs
Main Floor Note this under
priced list of Toilet Requisites for
Saturday's selling an.1 supply your
needs for months to come
Ivory Soap
5 Cakes for . ,
We reserve the right to limit
quantity of any article in this list
sold to any one customer. S. & H,
Trading Stamps with purchases.
Mentholatum, in two sizes, spe
cially priced today at 23c. 45c
Milkweed Cream, comes in two
sizes, special at 45c and 90c
Orchard White, J-oz. size, 35c
Euthymol Tooth Paste at 25c
Oriental Cream, bottle $1.25
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New Vests, Vestees, Collars
In the Season's Very Latest Styles
Main Floor The right piece of neckwear will add infinite charm and
smartness to your Easter outfit. We show the famous La France neck
wear, also copies of chic Parisian styles, including a range of new 1918
designs.
NEW VESTS, vestees and
guimps of pique and fancy mate
rials, plain and basket weaves; also
satins, nets and Georgette crepes.
Priced 65c, $1, $2, up to $5
HAND EMBROIDERED collars
and sets of organdie and pique
materials. New lot Just received.
SPECIAL New Georgette col
lars with fine tucks, neatly hem
stitched and. hand embroidered.
Several pretty designs. Saturdaj
special $1.25 to $1.75
FILET LACE COLLARS and sets
in the new wide back styles, also in
Tuxedo effects, in two lengths.
Priced at $4.50 up to $13.50
REAL HAND MADE Filet lace
collars in various "pretty designs.
Priced special $3.98.
RUFFLE EDGE Collars and sets
of organdie and all white or white
with colored edges new "Two-in-One"
plain pique collars in Tux
edo and Peter Pan styles. Priced
at 65c to $1.25.
NEW COLLAR AND CUFF MATERIALS Net, organdy and Georgette
rufflings in white and colors also much in demand for dress fronts and
trimmings. Reasonably priced. ,
Showing New Ostrich Neckwear
$3.95, $5.00, $5.95 and $7.50
OSTRICH . SCARFS in newest
styles. White, black-and-white,
gra,y and the wanted colors.- Priced
at $3.95, $5. $7.50-
Dept., Main Floor.
NEW MIDDY TIES of crepe
messaline and Surah silks new
crepe and messaline Windsor ties
;n fancy plaids. AH colors.
Priced from 35c up to $2.50
BeautifulEasterRibbons
For Hair Bows, Millinery, Fancy Bags
Main Floor Visit the Ribbon
Section and see our attractive
display of the new novelties for
millinery, sashes, hairbows and
bags. Exquisite colorings and
patterns 39c, 59c. $2.50 yd.
At 35 c ne speciaI Iot of
fancy ribbons suit
able for bags, plaids, stripes and
floral effects. Also hair bow
moires and fancy edges. 35c yd.
New Cords, Drops and Tassels
New bead novelties, ornaments, tassels, drops and motifs; also
new bands 1 to 6 inches wide new filet lace edges in real and imi
tation for finishing the prices range from 10c up to $5.00
'Sheetings
32c
Main Floor Good, heavy quality
bleached Sheeting, full 2 yards
wide. Excellent wear- QOJL
ing grade. Special yard OZC
COTTON BATTS for comforters-nice,
fluffy, white tC
cotton. Special 6 for BJLUll
REMNANTS of wash goods,
toweling, crepes, table damasks,
madra. towelings, etc., on sale
Saturday at big reductions.
25c
Creme Oil Soap
3 Cakes for....
ONE CAKE Creme Oil Soap
Free with each purchase of 3
cakes for 25c
Lux Soap Flakes, 2 pkgs. 25cf
Sloan's Liniment 23c and 45c
Metal Hot Water Bottle $1.49
Squibb's' Paraffin Oil- pint $1
Williams' Talcum Powder 18c
Babcock Corylopsls Talc. 19c
Aluminum Soap Boxes at 25c
Upfahn's Mineral Oil, pint 50c
Cutex Cuticle'Remover at 29c
Espey's Fragrant Cream 20c
Pinaud s Eau de Quinine in 3
sizes now 63c $1.09. $2.19
M. & L. Florida Water in two
sizes special now at 29c 75c"
Lazelle's Massatla Talc. 19c
Squibb's Sugar of Milk, lb. 85c
Phillip's Milk of Magnesia spe
cial now at only 25c and 45c
Borden's Malt. Milk 40c-80c
Butterfly Toilet Paper PC
Saturday special, 12 rolls 30
Water Glass for preserving
eggs 25c 50c 75c, $1.00
New Spring
Belts
Patent leather, white kid and
suede belts in wanted colors in
cluding khaki. Widths from 1
to 4 inches 65c to $1.25
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Delicatessen
Specials
-io L E O MARGARINE, Qp
best grade, 2 pounds for "OC
PEARL Shortening, OQp
Saturday 1 pound for Ol
PURE LARD in sani- q9
tary squares pound at OOv
Frankfurters a pound at 22c
Sliced Eastern Bacon, lb. 50c
Sliced Boiled Ham, lb. at 50c
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Interwoven Hose
3 for $1:00 and Up
We are principal Portland agents for Interwoven
Hose. Spring lines are now ready for your 'In
spection.. InterwoveQ Hose give satisfaction ask
the man who wears them. Cotton, lisle, silk
priced for Saturday's selling 35c pair and w
Men's Easter Ties
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$2.00 Grades II 'l
Special at. . . pjLjy
Main Floor--Rich, new colorings and patterns that
are most desirable' Greaf assortment from 'which
to choose. Splendid, heavy brocaded silks latest
wide end styles. Even at. the regular price these
ties are unusual values. Step in Saturday and pick
out your new Easter neckwear." Men's OQ
$2.00 new Spring ties, priced special at J.oOt
Men's Easter Hats
$3.50
$5.00
Ward Cloth Hats in the
new Spring colors at $3.50 '4r
Wellington soft felts in the h:l
.latest styles priced at $3.50
Grennis 'superior quality'
felt bats late stylesi--$5.00W
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$5 -scL.
$
$7.50
to $1250
Easter
Hats
Millinery
Salons
Second Floor
300 Easter Hats
$750 to $1250
Models on Sale
Saturday at
You cannot afford ,
to miss this sale for
nowhere else in the
city wil' you find
such charmingN lists
at so low a price.
More than 300 hats
are involved and not
e a single one of them
is worth less' than
$7.50 while there are
scores of models that
would find ready sale n regular stock at 1 10.00.
12.50 and even more. Beautiful, dressy hats
trimmed with flowers, wings,- ornaments; fruits
tailored bats in the smartest styles turbans, sail-,
ors, pokes, "soft crowns, side-rolls, etc. Llsere,
Milans, Milan hemps and novelty braids: QC'flfl
7.50 to 12.50 hats Saturday special UU.
Basement Millinery
Easter Hats $3.98
Basement Women's black hats trimmed with rib-'
bon bows, flowers also colored hats CJQ Qft
and poke bonnets. Dozens of styles. At DOVO,
CHILDREN'S Easter hats In tailored styles '
good grade braids and Milans special 50c-$2.50
Women's
Linen Kerchiefs
At 50c
Main Floor Belfast print, fine
sheer linen handkerchiefs in as
sorted colors. Very smart with
Spring vests and dresses. PA
Priced for Saturday only OUC
Daintjr Kerchiefs
. 3 for 50c
Pretty Easter Kerchiefs in white
or. colored embroidered designs. on
linen .or sheer shamrock material.
20c-i-3U forf50crAlso one line
a.t A35c for only $1.00
Men's $5.50 to $6 Shoes
At $4.85
$4.85
Main Floor English or medium toe
tan ealf or vici kid leather, "Rinex"
or "Neolln" soles. Laced and buttoned
styles.' 5.50 and 6.00
grades, special pair only
Women's Boots At $4.98
8-inch laced or buttoned boots
black and colored cloth tops. Latest
lasts, all sizes and widths.
6 and 6.50 dJ QQ
grades'at pair D'.70
EXCLUSIVE PORT
LAND AGENTS FOR
BUSTER BROWN FOOT
SHAPING SHOES for
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