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t f AMPAIGNTO NDUCE I DAIRYMEN TO REMAIN IS BUSINESS Meeting of Producers, Dealers and Consumers Friday to "Consider Big Problem. Effort to Induce dairymen to keep their cowi and stay In business in spite of the high cost of feed, labor and the shortage of pasture caused by drouth, and to induce consumers to pay enough for the milk product at least to permit the dairymen to break even, will be taken by an executive committee rep resenting -all classes of producers and consumers. The committee will hold Its flrat meeting Friday afternoon at 1 :0 q'clock. The personnel has Just been m moilmced by Director O. D. Center of the extension division of the Oregon Agri Cultural college, who was made general chairman at the preliminary meeting Of producers, consumers and state and City officials on July 30. ' The committee Is as follows: State Dairy And. Food Commissioner J. D. Mlckle; Oregon Agricultural college, rt-ofessor P. M. Brandt and Director O. D. Center ; Portland health bureau pr. D W. Mack; consumers and child Welfare, Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar,, Walter 8. Asher ; business men, Roberij Lincoln pabin; milk snippers, xnomas t,ar michael of Hlllsboro ; cream shrppers, William Schulmerlck of Gaston; pro-ducers-dlstrlbutors, W. K. Taylor of Cor valjls' and H. M. Selvert of Portland; milk distributors, W. D. Wheelwright and Tat 0"Donnell, both of Portland ; hotter and cheese manufacturers, A. Jensen and O. O. Elmpson, boJ.h of Port land ; Ice cream manufacturers. J. E. Dunne of Portland ; condensed milk man ufacturers, Carl tfchalllnger of Portland. "Some of the startling facts already fevealed," says E. C. Calloway, secre tary of the committee and city 'milk chemist, in announcing Friday's meet ing, "are that there are many children (n our cities and small towns that are getting no milk at all in their diet. ICven now there are some sections of ihe city of Portland where It Is hard to Jjet any kind of milk delivered. Good dairy cows are being sold for meat and the promise Is that In another year or iio even If the war ends, we will have a serious milk famine." FORMER MINISTER 0) GOSPEL PASSES AWAY ..... . ' i - " V H 1 1 I 1 ' ' t ' , ' , I , M Wi Byrnes'.parloT,'901 "Williams avenue, at 10 o'clock Friday "moraine, in charge of the G. A-R. post. Dr. W. T. Kerr., a lifelong friend, will officiate. Mr. Walter came to Oregon In 1895 from Illinois, where he was chaplain of the Joliet penitentiary. He was pas tor of the Astoria M. E.' church two years, and in 1897 took charge of the Centenary Methodist church in Port land, where he stayed until 1899, when he took charge of missions In Alaska. In 1902 he went to Spokane for, eight months, and in . 1904 returned -to Port land and engaged in the grocery business.. He was married in 1871 to Miss Luella A. Edee. . who survives him. Four chil dren were born, two of whom are still living. Wort D. and Fred W. Walter, both of Portland. Malvy Decides to Go To Watering Place Paris. Aug. 8. Louis J. Malvy, former minister of the Interior,, convicted of a misdemeanor, following his acquittal on all charges of treason, today chose San Sebastian. Spain. In which to live dur ing his five years banishment. James J. Halter Funeral services for James Jf. ;Walter, 830 Haight street, who died at 6 :30 Wednesday morning, will be .held at San Sebastian Is one of the most famous watering places in Europe. It is situated on the Bay of Biscay, 12 miles from the French coast. Ambulance Drivers Are Prisoners Paris, 'Aug. 8. Edward A. Stevens and Joseph K. Dennen, both of the Princeton Ambulance unit, who have been missing for some time, now have been reported prisoners in Germany. A postcard has been received saying both are well. Portland Soldier Is Slightly Wounded Private F. C. Non-la Jr., the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Norris of 201 Four teenth street, has cabled his parents. In v Portland, from France that he is slightly wounded in the right foot but doing nicely. - He is with the 162d in fantry, the old Third Oregon, and has been in - France about seven months. He joined the arrqy in March. 1917. and Is but 19 years of age. He is a popular Portland boy., formerly attended the Portland academy and. Was a member of the Multnomah club. DANCING Washington. taught by professional Instructors at DeHoney's veautif ul academy. 2Sd and New classes ror beginners start Tuesday and Thurs day evenings this week. All dances taught In eight lessons ladies $4. gents &. The only school teach ing the entire evening, 8 to 11. Every step and fig ure of all dances thor oughly taught. Separate step room and extra t e a c h e rs for backward pupils. Plenty of practice. 1 'SaPCs No embarrassment.. You 1 will meet refined people ST v sir and are sure to learn cor- fc?L rectly. One lesson from jfif us is worth six In the av r erage school. Normal In structions, for dancing teachers. Pri vate lessons all hours. A full printed description of all modern dances given to all pupils free. Start this week. Call afternoon or evehlng. Remember, any person can conduct Public Dances or attempt to teach Dancing, but real dancers and successful instructors are very few. Phone M. 7659. - Horse Me4t Market j May Decide Status I (.'amp Lewis, Wash., Aug. 8. What Is the future of a horse meat ftiarket? That Is the question which the camp exemption board here has to decide. A soldier drafted from one of the eight -states wjilch contribute troops to the national army here has made a claim in which he asks that he be discharged to support his mother. In the affidavit supporting his claim he says his brother owns and operates a horse meat market and that the profits from It at present are not ' sufficient to support their mother who is dependent on them. Now the board has to consider whether or not the public .will take to the idea, of eaitlng horse meat to such an extent that the1 market will be operated at a profit and enable the civilian brother to care for his mother. Steamer Is Sunk by U-Boat Off Hatteras Washington, Aug. 8. (U. P.) The American steamer Merak was shelled. tdrpedded and sunk by a submarine at 1 :50 p. m.. August 6, 15 miles northeast oi Diamond Shoal-, light ship, off Cape Hatteras. . the navy department an nounced today. The Merak was a vessel of 3023 gross toms. New. Tork. Aug. 8. (U. P.) The captain-and 23 members of the crew of the steamship Merak. sunk off Cape Hat teras, have been landed, according to Information In shipping circles here to ri aiy. The crew, It was stated, ordinar ily totaled 37. Hunting Season May Be Postponed Again Salem, Or., Aug. 8. When the state board of forestry meets in Portland Friday It will take up the question of w-hether a request shall be mad for postponing the opening of the hunting season as a precaution against forest' fires. State Forester Elliott stated to day, however, that if cool weather con tinues he does not believe it -will be necessary to postpone the opening. Robbers Escape in Auto With $20,000 , Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 8. (I. N. S.) Robbers today entered the South Side State bank, assaulted two officials of the bank and escaped with $20,000. They escaped In an automobile and the police at a late hour had been unable to find .any trace of them. Ivers & Pond One of the Highest Grades Manufactured. They are best appreci ated by hearing them. STRADIVARA TALKING MACHINES Known for Tone. , Come in and hear them demonstrated. HOVENDEN PIANO CO. ; ' "146 Park'St. " r 'The Gem of the Pacific 'Cooled With Ice Makes It Nice' TODAY AND FRIDAY "PAYING HIS DEBT" A STIRRING TALE TALE OF THE WESTERN PLAINS Also "A CLEAN SWEEP," 2 Reels of Fun A STARTING SATURDAY VIVIDLY DEPICTING THE MOST GIGANTIC AND DARING FIRE SCENES , EVER ENACTED BEFORE A CAMERA! FEATURING THOS. SANTCHI STAR OF "THE SPOILERS' HI tt" ; - TV M izZ s' . P -&a v W hi 111 1 mmttmmemeMt- --r .a - If 7 of c Merit Only" This Store Uses No Comparative Prices They Are Misleading and Often Untrue All Our VOILE and GINGHAM New Voile Waists $2.50 That are as' dainty and cool looking as can be! Many new models some with touches of fancy lace trimming, others with fine embroidery and many in the new mannish effect in tucked shirt bosom style finished with large pearl buttons. ;Some have large sailor collars, some have square necks arid many in the popular Vee finish. Third Floor, Lipmin, Wolfe & Co. Shetland Wool and Fiber Sweater Coats VERY SPECIAL $6 A very special price for these smart Shetland Wool Sweaters that are so warm and smart yet so light in weight. And the fibers have quite the appearance of silk sweaters at considerably less cost. Loveliest Shades of Turquoise, Rose, Copen, Coral, Maize, Orchid, Salmon and Apple Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. DRESSES REDUCED TO $6.95 ' Not much description necessary when we say ALL! Included are Those rretty voiles with the deep hems. Those fancy figured voiles with large collars Those smart checked ginghams in tailored style. " Those clever ginghams in many colors. Those ginghams with tunics. Those ginghams in coat style and Those pin checked ginghams that are so fresh looking. Sizes from misses' 16 to women's 4 4 and All Have Been Reduced to $6.95, Re gardless of Regular Selling Prices EVERY SALE MUST BE FINAL NONE WILL BE RESERVED NONE SENT ON APPROVAL NONE SENT C. O. D. ? Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.J WOMEN'S PERCALE HOUSE DRESSES $1.98 Why, you couldn't duplicate these little dresses yourself for the price! Thev're of preitv figured and striped percale in waisted styles, with embroidery edges and belts. STRIPED GALATEA DRESSES $2.49 Straight style dresses with full belts and fancy pockets. Alsossome in- the popular Billy Bur&e style of percale or gingham. Sizes 35 to 40. TWO-PIECE DRESS SETS $2.25 A "limited number of breakfast sets two piece dresses that can be worn so nicely for outings. Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. MEN WE'VE JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS 1200 PAIRS OF MILL RUNS OF LISLE SOX To Be Sold Friday at 25c And you'll agree that they're wonders at- the price ! Good Lisle Hose in BLACK, WHITE, CHAMPAGNE, NAVY, TAUPE and other colors, made with double spliced soles, heels and toes. Sizes oy2 to . Main Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. v:4 WHERE YOU SPEND THE LEAST AND GET THE MOST FOR IT"- SUCH SMART NEW ARRIVALS IN THE ECONOMY MILLINERY SECTION ' Ready to wear Hats of good vel vet, in the smartest new styles for Fall also new models in ribbon and feather trimmed Hats that are par ticularly chic and becoming all the latest colorings: $1.50 $3.50 $3.95 $4.95 to $6.95 Odds and Ends of Summer Ready to Wear Hats and Untrimmed Shapes- 25c ' Economy Basement, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Four Big SILK VALUES at Yd. 98 Chiffon Faille Heavy quality, very serviceable and fashionable 36 inches wide. Special at 98c. Tub Silk in fast colors special at 98c. Changeable Jacquard Tussah cloth 98c. Jap Satin -very special at 98c. Economy Basement, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. SILK MIXED CREPE VERY SPECIAL at 29 Prettily figured silk and cotton mixed Crepes of a quality that would cost half again as much wholesale navy blue, delph, gold, pink, cream, grey, royal, light blue, mahogany,' lavender, turquoise, etc. Bleached Sheets $1.85 Extra heavy quality Full Bleached Sheets splendid quality at $1.85. -all seamless-- SHEETING YARD 65c Less than today's wholesale cost for such splendjd quality 81 inch wide sheeting. Buy all you need at this sale price! , Huck Towels 20c An exceptional value! All white or white with red bor . ders. Buy a good supply at this " price, for the price is steadily going higher! Economy LUNCH CLOTHS $1.95 Exceptional quality mercerized scalloped lunch cloths in circu lar patterns. A very beautiful cloth for a round luncheon table, Several patterns. Very' special at $1.95. Bath Towels 25c Good, serviceable bath towels in good weight. Full bleached and with neatly hemmed ends. Basement, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. BOYS' SUITS $4.98 All You Parents With Growing Boys Take Heed for Prices Are Advancing Every Day! Good suits of gray or brown mixtures, many with 2 pairs of pants. Sizes 6 to 18. t Boys' Serf e Pub 89c. Boy BIoums at 59c. Boys Khaki Knickers 69c. Boys' Military Hats at 59c. Boys' Hats for 33c. Economy Basement, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. I $2.45 SPECIAL CLEAN-UP SALE OF WHITE TUB SKIRTS One can't afford to miss such a sale as this for these are skirts that are worth more! Made of fine quality gabardine and pique, with smart pockets and clever button trimmings. Buy-the extra white tub skirt or two that you'll need dur ing the warm days that are in store for us! Spe- cial at $2.45. Economy Basement, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. SALE OF Women's WHITE SHOES White Washable Kid Shoes $4.95 High shoes of white wash able kid, with flexible - welted soles and leather Louis heels very special $4.95. White Canvas Sport Shoes $2.45 High canvas sport shoes, with fiber and leather soles very special $2.45. White Canvas Sport Oxfords $2.95 Smart sport Oxfords with fiber soles very special $2.95. White Reinskin Shoes at $4.80 White reinskin shoes in lace, military boot style, with flexi ble welted soles special at $4.80. Economy Basement, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. SHIPBUILDERS and All MECHANICS Hero Are Some Live Wire Savings for You! . Flannel O ver shirt s $1.48 to $3.00 Broken lines of men's over shirts at last year's prices! In Oxford gray ktfaki, light and medium gray and light brown, made with military and turn down collars. All at good sav ings! Chalmers Undershirts and Drawers Special at $1.00 Fine quality cotton- ribbed undergarments in white or ecru. Less than today's cost price!- Dress Shirts- 95c A very special price for these fancy dress shirts with soft or stiff cuffs attached. Percale and madras. Complete Stocks of Heavy Stag Flannel Shirta SI 1J50 $12.50 Economy Basement, Lipman, Wolfe it Co. s LITTLE HELPS TO MAKE YOUR Housekeeping Easier 8-o. Wright's Sil ver Cream 19c. Wonder Cleaner 10c. Rising Sun Stove Polish Oc 1 -lb. Magic Alum ilum Cleaner 19c. l-Ih. Raya Electric Luster Silver Clean- r 39c, 12-ox. Spraatex Oil 39c. Orona Aluminum Cleaner 15c -' end 25c. Life 12-oa. New Polish 39c. Dus thane 5c. This delivered only . with ' other goods and limit 5 can to a customer.. ALADDIN ALUMINUM SETS 50c DOWN-50c A WEEK The real feature of Aladdin Ware Is that it is designed AS A WOMAN WOULD HAVE IT ideal for every purpose. The set con sists of one 6j4qt. tea kettle, one 5 qt. Berlin kettle, three sauce pans, one 2-qt. -double boiler, one 6-cup percolator all delivered to your home for the first payment of 50c. Basement, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. , l ,!' ... t . -4 f t - . 1 . - . . t . f . . . - '