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SEASIDE SURVIVES
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VIGOROUS
DRIVE
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ABD UHL-ATEF HOST
JCnights of Khorassan Return
if; From Pilgrimage in Spirit,
i of Rejoicing.
5 Tha excursion To Seaside by Am
tthl-AUf Temple. No. 117, Dramatic Or
Cr, Knight of Khoraanan, a subsidiary
fcrder of the Knights of Pythias, was a
success Saturday and Sunday -notwithstanding:
the necessity of the abandon
ment of tha, special train for. military,
reasons. 1 ' ' ' :
. The Royal Vizier, W. Frank Paine,
was supported by an imposing array of
nobles In oriental costumes . and pro
tected by i a devoted band of gorgeously
uniformed "brigands." W. J. H. Clark
was master of ceremonies.' Bd M. Lance,
George Spencer and James D. Asher
were the ( committee representing ' Port
land D. O. K. K. The Astoria commit
tee was Fred J. Johnson. M. K. Brown,
Walter Walraan ; the Seaside committee
was M. Vi Hardesty, Rex Price, Ed Oats.
George Sch after. The excursionists, with
their wives, costumes, feces and smiles,
boarded the ', regular, train Saturday
morning and gathered reinforcements as
they went. .
At Seaside they were met by the re
ception committee and escorted to the
Hfc of P. hall where the Pythian Sisters
under direction of Mrs. Arthur Clark,
set out a clam chowder lunch. This serv
ice was given at frequent intervals un
til after midnight to all K. of P. tourists.
The D. O. K, K. team of 19. 'brigands
was of ficered and membered as follows :
if. -A. Gruococfc, captain; Fred P. Holm,
first lieutenant; William Larsen. second
lieutenant; William Cederson,. George
Smith, A. W. Kuhndorf f, . I Larsen,
Thad Wentworth, George E- Woodward,
Martin C. Larsen, E. Waldrum. E. L.
English, Kd Daht. O. H. Anderson. Eu
gene P. Holm, E. R. Maxfleld. II. K.
Smith, Arthur Frank and H. Sellwood.
A parade was held in the afternoon
participated in by the visiting Knights,
accompanied by 48 tyros and the ladies.
Among the distinguished visitors were
Leslie K. Crouch, grand chancellor of
Oregon of the K. of P.; Fred J. John
son, grand vice chancellor; Gus C.
Moser. supreme representative.
In the evening the company of
Trrie-anria rave an exhibition drill in
1 Dreamland ring. The ceremonial ses
sion of the D. O. K. K. was openea aner
midnight and the 48 neophytes were
made to tread the burning sands in
the most approved fashion.
CARELESS CONDUCT
IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS
IS WELL ILLUSTRATED
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Newton McCoy, Attorney for
School Board, Failed to Turn
in Money Paid to Him.
The neglect of Newton McCoy, acting
as attorney for- the - school board, to
satisfy a judgment fetter the money had
been paid to him for that purpose more
than our years ago, points to the care
lessness often found In the transaction
of public business and to the difficul
ties that often follow attempts to pro
tect the public interest
In 1814. when the school board was
planning to purchase, at a price all out
of proportion to the value of surround
ing property, a tract of ground upon
which to construct the Franklin high
school, a suit to enjoin the board was
filed by C S. Jackson, asking that the
board be restrained from making the
purchase at such an excessive figure.
The injunction was denied on technical
grounds and costs amounting to $64.10
were assessed against the plaintiff. This
amount was paid to Newton McCoy, the
attorney for the school board, on March
13. 1914.
Recently, in completing an abstract of
title, it was discovered that the Judg
ment had never been satisfied by
McCoy, though four years had, passed
since he had been paid the money
Frown on German
ns in General
Big
Reealrei
Places of
Patriotic Tlgilasee Leaf as
Teat Offeaslve 5ih a
Batlaect GIts "Way.
f hniali Miunnti. atorea
business houses of whatever sort that
bear Germanesque names, are oeins
frowned upon by members of a new
organisation which styles itseu m
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I Patriotic Vigilance League. - This or-
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bers. v mostly members of the Loyal
Legloa of Loners and Lumbermen.
The league members say loyal Ameri
cans wUl gladly change offensive names
on signs in front of their business
houses.
Hood River Apples
Tellow Sewiowai aaa r ibc-bf
$1.00 Per Box
ad
Kancy Potatoes
119 SECOND. MalB SMI
"Wi have found a number of German
signs In - Portland and are ready to
report them to the district attorney."
said a member of the league. j
Metal fasteners have been Invented
for holding poultry together for cooking
without sewing. j
i Principal Agents for Kayser Italian Silk Underwear Main Floor
Shoe Shining at 10c j
Black -rr tan shoes, 10c. Dark brown
shoes shined with special dark brown cream,
at 15c. Fancy colored suede, buck or cloth
shoes or leather shoes with suede, buck or
cloth tops cleaned and shined, 35c. Fancy
colored lid shoes cleaned, 25c.
Two parlors Basement, Sixth Street, and
Fest Room, Fifth Floor.
TJENEFIT Military Ball given
by Signal Corps, Aviation
Section Spruce Production Di
vision, at Municipal Auditorium
Thursday night. Squadron drill
at '8 P. M. Tickets 50c (war
tax 5c), on sa,le at our Accom
modation Bureau, Basement,
Sixth Street.
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THfr QUALITY' StOREr Or PORTLAND
FiftK, SixtNTIorrUoiv Akkr Sta.
'"PHRIFT STAMPS . and War
Savings Stamps on sale at
our Accommodation Bureau, in
Basement. A filled Thrift Card
of sixteen 25c Stamps, with
15c added, is immediately ex
changeable for a War Savings
Stamp worth 5 January 1,
1923.
Victory Yarn Hank 87c
All natural, gray, khaki and white Service
Yarns have been" withdrawn from sale in the
store's regular departments and are sold ex
clusively in Victory Booths for the benefit of
the American Fund for the French wounded.
A patriotic, profitable investment at 87c
hank. Victory Yam Booth, Main Floor
(Laeette' - Camisole Lace
We have just received new designs in
"Lacette" a novelty lace for the making of
camisoles. This is made in America and is
a pretty combination of Filet and VaL lace.
1 yards of this lace will make a camisole
like that illustrated at left. Moderately
priced at, yard ill. 25.
$3.50 Ruffling 82.98
"Maytime" ruffling, 40-inch organdy dress
flouncing in white, pink and blue. This
mate pal will be a most popular fabric for
dainty Summer frocks. - 5 yards of "May
time" ruffling will complete a gown. Yard
specially priced at $2.98.
New "La Fillette" Net Flouncing
New designs -in 40-lnch "La Fillette": fluffy .net flouncing in white
and ecru. Tucked and ruffled. For graduation and dancing frocks.
Yard moderately priced, $1.49 to $3.50.
Main Floor, Fifth Street.
We're Celebrating
ChildWelfare
Week
every day this week in our
Sixth Floor Auditorium with
talks on Child Welfare top
ics and in other ways that
will interest mothers. The
public is invited to attend.
There is no charge for ad
mission. ,
Thursday's Program
is given under the auspices of the Women's Co-operative
League, Mrs. Geo. AlcMath presiding.
3 to 3 :30 Dr. R. G. Hall "How to Stamp Out Measles and
Other Contagious Diseases."
3 :30 to 4 Musical numbers by Monday Musical Juniors un
der direction of Mrs. Philip Blumauer (chairman of pro
grams for thZo-operative League).
Newest Styles Superior Values 2 Good Points of
Women's Welworth Blouses
$2.00
The styles in this new shipment of
Welworth blouses are entirely different-
from any we have heretofore
shown. The same ' high quality) of
materials that has always character
ized these Nationally worn and fa
vored blouses will be found in these
new arrivals. Two new models go on
display and sale tomorrow.
Welworth blouses are( sold in Just
one 'good store in every city in
Portland exclusively at Meier &
Frank's. As always, $2.
Blouse Shop, Fourth Floor.
On Center Aisle
Bargain Square
Short Lengths
40c Windsor
Crepe
Yard, Special at
23c
An ! extra special one-day
sale of genuine Windsor
crepes every yard in the lot
is ; perfect. - Regular width
Windsor crepes in manufac
turer's lengths from 2 to 6
yards. In pink, sky and
white. For making under
wear, ' children's garments,
etcL SOLD BY THE PIECE
ONLY at, yard 23c
; Center Aisle, Main Floor.
Tomorrow--Skirt D ay
Thursday, the '"cier &
Frank store will evidence its
leadership in the realm of
skirts as well as other kinds
of fashionable apparel with a
striking presentation of the
very; newest modes. Our
value-giving supremacy too is
demonstrated most conclu
sively by the prices at which
we've marked these new as
sortments. Hundreds of new skirts in serge,
gabardine, satin, wool Jersey, taf
feta, (khaki and washable gabar
dine, repp and pique.
Plain sport, pleated, deep tunic
and fancy dress skirts.
Fancy stripes, plaids, all the
leading shades. .
Wash skirts, $2.75 to $15.
Other skirts, $5 to $35.
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DONT SAY UNDERWEAR SAY MUNSINGWEAR
Complete New Stocks of Men's, Women's and Children's
Spring and Summer Munsingwear
ready now at Meier & Frank's. We recommend and sell Munsingwear because it is the sat
isfactory underwear. And we sell more and more of this celebrated underwear each season.
Here are a few of the reasons why you should become a Munsing wearer:
munsingwear nts pertectiy. washes perfectly. Is most comfortable. Most finely serviceable. Is most
economical in the long run because of these qualities and because Munsingwear gives you all of these and
more at a reasonable price.
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ror any man, woman or child tall, short, stout or thin there's a perfect-fitting Munsing under
garment in any style, fabric or weight desired.- Sold by this store only in Portland. Select Spring and
Summer Munsingwear for the whole family during this three days' showing and sale.
Munsingwear for Men and Boys
New Rufflings $1.25-$2
We have just received a fine assortment of new
crepe Georgette rufflings in white, blue, tan and
flesh. These rufflings are for fichus, collars, and
sets. Yardf $1.25 to $2.
NEW RUFFLINGS 50c-$1.75
New net and organdy rufflings.' The net rufflings
are in white and ecru. The organdy in white and
colors. Yard, 50c to $1.75.
$4.00 ROLL COLLARS $3.59
Dainty 'organdy roll collars with cuffs to match.
These have trimming of "real" Filet lace. Splendid
values at $3.59.
Neckwear' "Shop, Main Floor.
Just Received -the New
First Aid" French Records
These will prove invaluable to men and women
going overseas. Set of three 10-inch double face
Victor records with descriptive booklets $2.50.
Phonograph Shop, Sixth Floor.
MEN'S UNION
SUITS $1.75
Men's light weight cotton Munsing
union suits, made in long sleeves,
ankle length or short sleeves, knee,
three-quarter or ankle length styles.
Closed crotch. , Cream color. Perfect
fitting garments in all sizes.
MEN'S UNION
SUITS $1.75
Men's light weight cotton Munsine
union suits, made in sleeveless, knee
length or short sleeves, three-quarter
or ankle length styles. Closed crotch.
White. Perfect fitting garments in
all sizes.
MEN'S UNION
SUITS $2.25
Men's fine light weight cotton Muns
ing union suits, made in long sleeves,
ankle length or short sleeves, knee,
three-quarter or ankle length styles.
Closed crotch. "Bleached. Perfect fit
ting garments in all sizes.
MEN'S UNION
SUITS $2.75
Men's fine cotton and lisle Munsing
union suits, made in long sleeves, ankle
length or short sleeves, ankle or three
quarter length styles. Closed crotch.
Bleached. Form-fitting garments in all
sizes.
MEN'S UNION
SUITS $3.50
Men's fine mercerized" lisle Munsing
union suits made in short sleeves,
knee, three-quarter or ankle length or
long sleeves, ankle length styles.
Closed crotch. Light weight garments
in all sizes.
MEN'S ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS
Men's athletic Munsing union suits
in sleeveless, knee length style. Loose
fitting garments made with closed
crotch and semi-drop seat Nainsook,
crepe, madras, art silk mixed and fine
cotton mesh materials. Suit $l-$4.
HousewivesQuickly Appreciate Conveniences of
Universal Combination
Ranges
Every" Universal Combination ranre I
combines two complete ranges in one
-a gas range and a wood or coal .TTT
range. Universal Combination ranges.! II
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icH""' vuijr -ru invites ut spue r ruci ills
changes are made instantly and auto- ; j
matfcally. ' Universal ! Combination -w
ranges will effect a handsome saving ; '
for you in rfuel, in food, in work, in W
money. - ' : .. . j
Make Your Own Terms!
Sixth Floor. Fifth Street.
Groc
enes
Coffee, Dependable, Golden
West or Royal Club, 3-lb.
can $1.
Peanut Batter, strictly pure and
fresh, limit 4 lbs., 2 lbs.
35c IK 18c
Cream of Barley, pkg. 22c
Seeded , Raisins, latest crop,
choice quality, large pkg. 10c
Prunes, feed Ribbon, latest
crop, Oregon fruit, , 8-lb.
box $1.15. . ,
California Prunes, , latest crop,
small size, 4 lbs. 25c
Tomato Catsup, 4-pint bottles,
dozen $1.30, bottle He
Quaker : Corn Flakes, limit 3
t pkgs., 25c
Naptha Soap,; Economy brand,
-good quality, 6 medium size
bars 19c Nlata SToor. fifth 8t
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Boys' light
length style.
12-year sizes,
BOYS' UNION SUITS $1 TO $1.50
weight cotton Munsing union suits, made in short sleeves, knee
Closed crotch. Cream color. 6-year size, $1. The 8, 10 and
i ne 10 ana i8-year sizes, $1.50.
For Women and Children
WOMEN'S UNION .
SUITS FOR 90c
Women's light weight cotton Muns
ing union suits in wanted styles for
Spring and Summer. White. Regu-
ar sizes 90c. Extra sizes $1.15.
WOMEN'S UNION
SUITS ' AT $1.25
Women's light weight cotton Muns
ing union suits in low neck, sleeveless
or short sleeves, knee or ankle length
styles. AJso bodice top union suits.
Extra sizes $1.50. .
WOMEN'S
SUITS AT
UNION
$1.65
Women's light weight lisle Munsing
union suits made in styles for Summer
wear. Neatly finished, perfect fitting
garments. Extra sizes priced $1.85.
WOMEN'S VESTS AND
PANTS, EACH 85c
Women's light weight cotton Muns
ing vests and pants, in all styles for
Summer wear, tight and loose knee.
Regular sizes priced at each 85c. Ex
tra sizes priced at each $1.00.
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS 85c TO $135
Children's Munsing union suits In Summer weights and styles. Sizes W to
o years, o. oikj a io,w years, 1.1 . sizes 14 to 16 years, $1.35.
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Great Sale Shoes
For Men, Women and Children
We believe, everything: considered, the values in
this great three days' sale of men's, women's and chil
dren's shoes exceed any offered anywhere this year.
We illustrate and describe twelve groups there are
many more equally good unadvertised. specials, j
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Women's Shoes at Special Prices
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SHOES $2.39
Regularly $3.50. Women's
white canvas shoes in button
style with 7 inch tops and Good
year welt sewed soles. Medium
heels. All sizes 2Vz to 8.
SHOES $1.00 !
The former prices of thse
shoes ranged up as high as $5.
About 150 pairs of women's'
shoes and oxfords in sizes 2J5,
3 and 3 V only. j
2p
SHOES $2.69
Remarkable values in women's
street shoes. Dull calf and patent
colt leathers with Goodyear welt
and McKay sewed soles. Low or
high heels. Sizes 2 to X. Pair
only $2.69.
SHOES $3.89
Women's brown shoes with
cloth tops and low or high heels.
Gray shoes with gray tops -and
military heels. All sizes. Shoes
you would expect to pay $4.50
and $5.00 for.
SHOES $4.35
Women's shoes black, black
with gray tops and brown with
brown tops. With the new mili
tary heels. All have solid leather
soles. Sizes 2yi to 7. Pair spe
cial $4.35.
SHOES $4.85 j
Women's shoes black With
"grey, light grey or white tops.
Military or concave Cuban hiels.
Goodyear welt and McKay sewe'd
soles. All sizes. Equal to most
$6.50 and $7.00 shoes.
Reduced Prices on Men's Shoes
SHOES $4.35
Chrome tanned leather shoes
made on army lasts with leather
soles. Also gunmetal street shoes
with leather or rubber soles. Sizes
6 to 10.
SHOES $2.69 1
About 200 pairs of men's shoes
for street and dressy wear, but
ton and lace style shoes all With
heavy nailed soles. Sizes 6 to 10.
Pair $2.69.
Special Prices on Child's . Shoes
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SLIPPERS 98c
Children's white Sister Sue
pumps with white canvas uppers
md rubber soles. Sizes 3 to 104".
Sizes Vi to 2, pair Jt.10.
Women's sizes 25 to 7, $1.19.
SHOES 98c
Children's hand turned shoes
with kid tops. These shoes are in
button or lace styles. Sizes il to
5. Excellent values at this' ex
tremely low price 98c. '
SHOES $1.79
Boys' "Tiger" school shoes In
buttcjn or lace styles. Sizes' 9 to
t34, pair $1.79. Sizes 1 to 6,
pair $2.29. These shoes- are
noted for their wearing qualities.
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SHOES $1.89
Black and tan Scout shoes jwith
chrome leather soles. Sizes 9 to
13 Yt, pair $1.89. Sues 1 ia 6.
pair $2.29. Men's sizes 6 tcf 12,
$2.69. Fine wearing shoes. '
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