The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 21, 1918, Image 29

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Newspaper Page TextTWENTY PAGES ALTOS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS BEACHES, FEATURES ' -- ' ' " - - ' PORTLAND, . OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING. IULY 21 191 a' . - l . s,. . : -1 : : : : - - --- URG ED ON QUES ON EARLY ACTION IS T OF HOSPITAL FUND J)r. K. A. J.' Mackenzie Suggests State, and County Authorities Get Their Plarvs Under Way. WOUNDED TO BE CARED FOR Plans of War Department Presup pose Location of "Reconstruc tion" Hospital for Portland. Portland rank today as the medical center of the Pacific Coant. The honor accrue through the presence here of the University of Oregon medical school. For long years the school was housed In sn unfit structure fn Twenty-third street It will begin th next year In a commodious and well-equipped structure set on Marquam hill in South Portland, where Us tangible promise of healing and the education of healers may be seen for miles. While the Initial structure on Mar quam' hill will meet the needs of the medical school for a number of years. It Is Intended to be but One of a gToup comprising a medical and hospital cen ter which for all time will assure Port land continuance of -its present Pacific Coast leadership. HoKpltat to Be Erected Of the" lads who marched bo bravely, away from Oregon, some of them will he returning sorely wounded. It Is to be the policy of the government to re patriate soldiers while it "reconstructs"' them. In other words, it Is the Intent to bring ba,ck to Oregon the Oregon sol diers wounded in battle. This presupposes- a "reconstruction" hospital. Whether it will be built by the county nd devoted to county patients when Its reconstruction uses are past, wheth er it will be built by the state, or by th county and state, and whether it will be built by government aid or di rectly through government appropria tion, are unsettled questions. But it Is unofficially assured that if, Portland and Oregon gave evidence to the government that a beginning In the providing of re construction hospital facilities had been made, government cooperation in com pleting and equipping the facilities would be speedUy forthcoming and the whole would be turned ovec for the benefit of the people of the state after the war. Early Actios Is Urged Dr. K. A. J. Mackenzie; deaw of-th ! medical school, urges that action be taken by the state board of control ' and the county commissioners la the direction of appropriation for a recon struction and general haBpital as speed ily as possible. "If we do not act Im mediately." he says, "the demand wUl find us unprepared and embarrassed be cause of our inability to perform patri otic service." Dr. Mackenzie is in. a peculiar posi tion to bring government and state to gether, for he is a member of the medi cal advisory commission of the National Council of Defense, governor's aid and dean of the medical school. ,Th establishing of a reconstruction hospital here involves certain provision In connection with it for retraining of wounded men. This does not mean a complete retraining school, but the in stallation of the primary apparatus de signed to aid men to learn re-use of their muscles or to learn new ways of caring for themselves after operations that have resulted in the removal of arms of lags. The medical school Is unusually urg ent aU4his time In Its appeal for the enrollment -of students, hach student enrolling also enlists for army service If needed. Enlistment of older physicians has depleted many communities, espe cially smaller towns, and It la desirad to train men to take their places. Many instructors have been taken from medi- t l mUdaUon Tha placM of the8e mu8t z f Oregon Industries To Go oh Display A. a. Clark of Chamber of Commerce It Arranging Tor Exhibit At Time of Graad Encampment, Angatt II To ft. ArZtrtV?? "Potion of Oregon's in dustries and manufactures is to be a J2 In Portland from August 18 according to the plans which are being arranged by A. o. Clark, manager of the ham Industries bureau of the chamber of commerce. An ener getic effort will be made to show to the thousands of visiters, as well as to Portland s best residents. Just what the city and the state are doing. "There is a disposition on the part of manufacturers to say that they are too busy to take part In such an event." Mr. Clark said today. "I have asked them If they are to busy to build for the future upon the present foundation. They are doing that very thing in their own homes every day and is this com munity movement not mighty Important to the future of the city and the state? Sunday School Calls ; Men From Hotels Iha "Minute Men?; Is. an organized class connected with a Bible school In a laftA eastern city, - and aside from the regular activities followed by th general run. of such organizations, ( jtneeting is held each Saturday even ing, ? As many of the men as possible are Induced to attend - this service. , lasting perhaps 10 minutes. The men then . separata. , going in : pairs to ths ; various hotels. Hers from the regis ters they get ths names of every man In the hotel and a cordial Invitation to attend ths class ' session the next morning is placed Jn. an, envelope and addressed to the man, then placed in his box. These invitations are neatly printed cards, and the committee signs . each personally. : , The fact that the card Is found' In th mall hn-y la ..I .please", the one,, receiving . U.V if. is jii.ou mai many- a man - stopping In the city, over Sunday finds his way to-the church.' :v - REMARKABLE SPECIALS ON NEW PHILIPPINE Hand-Embroidered NIGHTGOWNS and CHEMISE At $2.25 New hand-emurol- dered NIGHT GOWNS and ENVEL OPE CHEMISE that have been forced into- this clean-up. sale regardless of their late arrival. GOWNS of lingerie cloth In the most charming round and V-neck styles. Scalloped sleeves and neck. CHEMISE ribbon drawn, with embroidered scaW loped edge at neck, arms and drawers. Pre-Inventory Special $2.25. At 4 GOWNS and ENVELOPE CHEMISE of .n.L Pi..7J fine lingerie cloth exquisitely hand scalloped. French embroidery and eyelet designs em bellish the front. Pre-Inventory Special $2.45. , Other GOWNS and CHEMISE Special $2.95 $3.95 $12.50 Fourth Floor, Lip man, Wolfe & Co. L. It I Ar Six-Day Event, before we close our Books for the Spring Season Buy your supplies from present stocks and conserve the Nation's Re sources. No matter how good stock-keepers we are, odds and ends are bound to accumulate, and these must go irrespective of Cost or Condi tions. When you supply your present and future needs from this Pre-Inventory Sale, your requirements make smaller draught on the National resources and you SAVE MONEY at the same time. Every day this week we shall hold IMPORTANT SALES throughout the Store Here are the details and prices for tomorrow's opening sales. No approbation or phone orders during this sale. ssssssssssbsssbs , "Merchandise ofc X Pre-Inventory Odds and Ends of CORSETS $3.35 Such splendid, well-known makes as Etoile du France, Nemo, Mo.daxt front-lace, C. B., La Spirite, and Smart Set. A good assortment of sizes but not aH sizes in each model. A splen did variety of styles to choose from. Pre-Inventory Special $3.35. Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. i Pre-Inventory Sale of Women's Pure Thread SILK STOCKINGS Smart striped - stockings in such, shades as 'tan-, grev, blue, and black.' OnlV a few bf each kind.1 sn crtm arlv , These are factory imoerfects. but th i mnerfpr- hons are so slight that they do not in the least impair their looks or wearing qualities. Tre Inventory Special 98c a pair. Main Floor, 'Lipman, Wolfe & Co. 98c i i TRIMMED AND U NT RIMMED HATS MONDAY AT HALF PRICE Sailors and Sports Hats in lisere, leghorn, and rough straws, in the smartest and most becoming- styles. Come at store-opening time and choose yours. ' Untrimmed shapes All of them that we have in stock One Half Off! Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. MerHOnly MONDAY AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF SILKS AT HALF PRICE Pre-Inventory brings this remarkable sale of SILKS, in patterns and colorings that are as smart as smart can be. They are odd lines that are left over from this season's sell ing that must be cleared away. Satins, Crepe de Chines, Printed Crepes, Sport Silks, and Jersey Silks. Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe H Co. A Wonderful PRE-INVENTORY SALE of Women's n and inert MESSES rlh7rSesi Summer Frocks must go out in this PRE-INVENTORY SALE at a sharply reduced price Think of it and be sure to take advantage of it, too for we are willing to wager that these are the prettiest Dresses in town at $12.85. All white Frocks and the cleverest colored Frocks for your choosing on Mon- r .1 jSe?Yeles Velvet Jackets Pre-Inventory Special $14.85 tWtUnC?K,Ce1- londf selling-and absolutely the smartest of all the season's showing-are these vel vet jackets. Some slip-over style. Bra,d bound, belted and pocketed. Black, plum and garnet. ' , ' , SiJ Skirt8 for Pre-Inventory $10.50, $12.50, $13.50 i "n'Sf lUnfair , Ingiude s"ch smart new skirts as these in the Pre-Inventory Sales, but we decided to dis drful Equality. PTrS: StUnninS Pids and stripes in the latest effects, and the ? most won- CREPE PE CHINE BLOUSES Clever Crepe de Chine Blouses in a pum- n C ber of different models. Tucked, pleated, andf ' hemstitched- effects. Some with collars of sillc brocade. In flesh, white; and maize. Pre-Inventory Special$2.75. MONDAY ONLY. WOOL SWEATERS CLEAN-UP nver so many styles in slip-on and coat SWEATERS, worth double and more than" uuuDie mis rre-inventorv Hnre A v .tv colors. SILK JERSEY SWEATER COATS Regularly $10 to $310 Monday, HALF PRICE. iU Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. ;$395 Odd Pairs of Scrim and Lace CURTAINS AT HALF PRICE (irtainS that Utnaltv c.ft fnr (mm - C n .t will go on sale Monday at Just half. A golden oppor tunity for the homekeeper; 24 yards long; white, cream and ecru. . CRETONNE AND CHINTZ 43c Yard nanasome patterns in dark and light effects, inventory special, 43c yard.. Pre- Monday Only Famous Betty Bright Aluminum 12-auart Preserving KETTLES- ma HERE IS GOOD NEWS FOR YOU IF YOU WEAR SIZE 36 100 ASSORTED House TV cresses In Size 36 CLEAN-UP PRICE $1.25 If yoii are the rirht size to nrflr a size House Dress, you . can take- ad vantage of these remarkable savings to i morrow. , Percale and gingham house frocks in. a variety of colorings, plaids, etc., in clever straight styles. Excep tional values for those who can wear them! y Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe 8c, Co. f Limit of 2 to Each avr r"Tth"e re of th!m in the lot so we deciaeJ to lumt the number to2 to ch customer, and 1 accep? no phone or a O. D. orders. Alt with heavv relied edge.and riveted bail. handle. An extraordinar7$Jfe at Basement, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Specials for BABY Cotton shirts, sizes "1 to fS39c. f Short dresses, sizes 6 months to 2 Babies' hose, sizes 4 and 4 y2 35c Babies' blankets, size 30x40 59c --Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. avu&rit&u. In compliance with the . - - . , - new .Government ruling, this store will make ONLY ONE DELIVERY A DAY. Odds and Ends of Beaded Medallions, Drops, and Buckles At HALF PRICE A variety of odd pieces such as drops, buckles, and medallions, that will make handsome hat and dress trimmings, and bag motifs. Regularly 20c to 7.50 Pre-Inventory' J 0c to $3.75. : Pre-Inventory Sale of Women's Neckwear Collars, collar and cuff sets, 70 vestees, etc., in the smartest "C styles Pre-Inventory Sale 79c, Main Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. : Glass, China, and Semi-Porcelain BERRY SETS PRE-INVENTORY SALE 95c $1.19 $1.45 Monday only Colonial glass,.1 hand decorated , china.", and handsome - semi porcelain .berry sets at these special prices. - No phone or C O. D. ofderii-. ; i -Sixth loor, Lipmant-Wolfe & Co. Pre- Inventory Sale of Novelties in BAGGAGE , AT AMAZING ' - PRICE REDUCTIONS Three - 26-inch Hat Trunks, with tray, canvas covered; may be used for many purposes $3A5. A 'group containing two Bureau Trunks, with drawers and several other styles;' reduced to $9.85. . Two - Very fine Leather Hand Bags, of real walrus, band sewed, and reduced to $12J50. - - 1 Several small leather pieces. In- ciuaing cabin cases, over night. Bags, etc . For clear ance, your choice $2.65, ; A Bed Box and a :Clotbes Cab Inet; also an elaborate Hat Trunk, are reduced to $6.45. 'I .' Mezzanine Floor, : , : ' : ' Lipman, Wolfe & Co. , Pre-Inventory Sale of All-Wool CREAM SERGE $1.95 Odd pieces of 48, So and 34 Inch serges In various weaves FRENCH SERGE, DIAGONALS, STORM SERGE. WHIPCORDS, CHEVIOT SERGE, ETC. IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT. Pre-Inventory spe cial 1.95. Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. LINENS AND DOMESTICS At Prices That Are Half and One-Third of What They Will Be This Fall! WHITE OUTING FLANNEL 28c You will pay nearly double this PRE-INVENTORY price for this splendid quality of flannel in a few months if the market predictions are true. Best buy all' you need now for next Winter's use Monday only. No phone orders. NOVELTY WHITE GOODS 19c 36-inch tub weaves that will develop Into the smartest waists and frocks! White only. Pre-Inventory Spe cial 19c yard. ' . NAINSOOK 10-YARD BOLT $2.19 Extra fine quality orange blossom nainsook, 36 Inches wide. In order to make the quantity we have on hand r far a possible, we have 'limited' the sale to-10 yards to a customer. No phone orders. LONG CLOTH 12-YARD BOLT $235 Extra fine quality Longcloth, free from dressing, and In a beautiful finish. Only 12 yards to a customer. No phone orders. Full Size Crochet Bed Spreads $2J9S Pre-Inventory SpedaL Splendid weight and floish spreads in good assortment of patterns. Extra sizes. Only two to a customer. No phone orders. 81x99 -inch BLEACHED SHEETS $1SS "Colonial Brand" the best wearing sheet we have ever seen. In splendid soft finish, free from dressing. Torn before hemming. Only four to a customer. No phone orders. BLEACHED BATH TOWELS-2Sc Pre-Inventory sale of good generous size towels that could not be purchased wholesale for 25c at presentl We have a good quantity, but come early to choose yours! Second Floor. Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Pre-Inventory Sale of MEN'S Shedaker Union Suits Athletic style Union Suits of fine long- AC' cloth, checked nainsook, and mercerized yl iJ materials. Some combined with fiber silk, and silk mult li'fT11 ln y"r's supply, for THESE SUITS ARE WORTH MORE THAN TWICE THIS PRE INVENTORY SALE PRICE. POROS MESH UNION SUITS Short sleeve, ankle length, in all sizes. CM -IQ Splendid hot weather garments. Pre-Inven- Pll' tory Special 1.19. LISLE UNION SUITS Fine lisle and cotton garments with short Q1 OO -sleeve and ankle length legs. All sizes. Pre Inventory Special 1.29. GAUZE UNION SUITS Seconds but of a quality that yoa couldn't (1 CQ buy wholesale today for this Pre-Inventory vLOV Sale Price. ; SHIRTS AND DRAWERS GARMENT The famous DELPARK make athletic style. Zf Pre-Inventory Special 60c. OUC Main Floor, Just Inside the Washington St Entrance." FOR COOLNESS AND COMFORTS SAKE A PRE-INVENTORY SALE OF :ELECTRIC FANS $7.15 Wouldn't you like to have . one? There are only a few . left, and we've marked them ..for Monday's Pre-Inventory Kil 17 l( l.lr tn - .. . them demonstrated at the - Electrical Corner. Main Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. - - . , , :. . I V