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CORVALLlS
Women Take'OTer AI Fraternity
; C DurirJg War.
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T Oregon Aacjcultural Collesa, Corval
.Jls, Oct. Il-FoltowJnj th conversion
of eleht of ths- f ortner t raternltr houses
and eleht of-the sorority bouaes Into
, hlla of ; rtaldencf 'for U ccommo4
'tlon of tho'Urro numbor of coedo. who
?iy rcffiaUrod hero this fall, Mrs. Mary
K. rawcatt. dn of woman, hu deft
nttly: ralactad , th following named
woman aa boua mothers tor tb ifrarlou
aorortUeo: ' - I , ,
Mra. Mary McCaualajid ot Cfl-rraJlIa,
'Alpha, ' Cbt ' OmtgM. " firla ; Mrs.
Hulchlnaon, r oT 6a.lt LaVko City, DelU
Falf Mrs. -NeUli O. iAjrmaa of pJ rUand,
Oamma lot' r Mrs. C. M. McKaiUlpa. of
Kawportv Gamma' Phi Betas Mlaa Irene
Baaaett "of r.lxmg: Beach, ' CaL. jlCspps
AJph Thets. Mrs.' Helen H. Palmer of
Portland PI fBptm. Phi's ? MlaS 1 Mary
Melntyro of Oregon City. Sigma Kappa
honaet'Mnk H- A- Childa of i:usne.
f Delta Ielta Delta home. v ' .
'- The s .Various ."other ' eoed homiss, , for
the moat pan fraternity housed have
lost; their former names add "hate been
designatedby the- dean of women, as
halla of residence.. No. 1 of which Is In
charre of ,Mra.C PL Norrls;'of CorraJ
11s : .No. it' under the care of .MirsSo
phis U -Allen of Portland; No. j, Mrs. J
U A- McDonald or Corvauia t ho, m. Mrs,
Robert Jt. Shepard of fialnes,, MmbIsm. ;
innt Portland club member; No, it, Mrs-,
M. J. Stevens of Corvallia! No. frMra
J: M. Powers of CorvaJUs ; No. pMra.
Lenore Krr-Shlnn of Corvshls, and No.
t, 1 the ears of Mrs. Eleanor Nichols
of The Dalles ' - - j. -,
Shooting, of -Young
; Boy Held i Accident 1
h By 'fiorbnefs ; Jiiry
Carelessness, - rather .'than, latent on
jtho part Of Jack Brom. aged 1 years,
caused the death of 'George Kuhlman,
aged ; 11, according to, the verdict of ' a
coroner's Jury Wednesday' nlrht.' The
Kuhlman boywas shot-by youna Brown
with ? a Shotgun last Saturday evening
near Kocicwooa. aymg axonaay morning;
t Deputr District Attorney Hammeraley
ieatlfled that Georce Kuhlman told htm
before he died that Brown had Doteted
the gun at him and-pulled the trigger,
Frank Kuhlman. a -younger hrother
present at the ttms of the shooting, told
sr similar story. - The Brown boy .de
nied this and said he was carrying the
No. 8 Mrs. Nettle VandegrUt. a: prom-4 gun over his shoulder, when it wsnt
OH accuenuuii. . wj a - bikww
father declared the shot was purely ac-
ddentaU the : lads naving oeea playing
together until "time 'for Brown, to look
after the family cow, when he started
away with th gun over his shoulder.
Detereano Named
y ;Pjniivianrj Consul
7"' - .. iin i i' -- .j. ' s J
, M.,'i. Detereano ; has : been ofOdally
designated as consul; representing the
republic of Pent in tho staU ot "Oregoa
according to j notice received by; the
Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Detereano
Is the son of General Detereano of the
Peruvian army.: Offices of the Pcruvtan
consul .will bo opened at 49 Fourth
.Street., to tho Blake-McFaU building
- At Vrank I. Smith's.' 22S 'Alder 8t
.Pot Koaat Beef A6cj Prims Roaata.18e
NeckPotR'at 12c Hoaat Veal..... 18c
Fine R'st Pork.25c Roast Veal 25c
Plump Veal.i..JOc Port'rhouse St'k 20c
Veal Breaets.i.:6c Veal 8tew....lIHo
Veal Cutlets. ..JOc Veal Stealt .....2oc
Pork Chops. i.. 30c Round 8 teak. ..20c
Boiling Beef.. ISMc Sirloin- 8 teak... 17c
Hamburger ... .18c Sauaag - Meat.yl8c
Corned- Beef,. . 15c Bacon .'.........40c
Frank I Smith's ts 228 Aider St Adv.
-Am a time saver 'si key ting has been
Invented with a separate section for the
key most used. -
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Pnytite Peat
51 p Himself x
ttHyitl be in o"xir,Bobk Shop to
h - morrow front 3 to 4 I. M.
aad win autograph copies of
r nis war dook rxvet. x uia
applies- only f to purchases of
Private .Peat's story- tot the
C war "made at this store :t5
i 'tween 3 and 4 P. M. Satur-
T day. "The' book is novv selj-
here at..75c. Firth Floor,
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HEADQUARTERSFOR FLAG& AMERICAN, -ITALIAN; -ALL pNDSFIHyJJLQORt
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"Crashing Through
to Berlin"? , ;
This thriHlnK r-war pitture ; whUh
was scheduled, tp fiizin at 'the Star
tomorrow and .continue for one week
will b the first show pur on as soon
as the ban Is lifted. Tickets Already
sold will be good for admission then.
SEND your surplus fclothlnc to
. the American Red Cross, ; ,
' , "v-'i-?--;- '""'! vtr"
Belgian Relief .
Receiving' Station
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corner Fifth and Pine streets, where
it will be iimmedisteiy packed and
shipped to the suffering Belgians.
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'Societi Brand" is more than' a name it is
an Ideal, ft is the Ideal of BETTER CLOTHES.
It is a reality; too 'for : Society Brand ARE
better clothes in every way, That is guaran-
fe Society Brand label m the earments.
Only at MEIER1& FRANKS SniPortlarid can
purchase Society Brand
' and all that the name implies.
Wear; Clothe That
Do You Credit
Most people rate you by your "dress and ijeii
eral appearance, - Be particular , to wear the
clothes that ' do you tustice. Society Brand
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I ANTICIPATE YOUR HOLIDAY RIOOIRiii!
f .III v-' 'slACJ ' . uniei)rnouung,QonieanK8, ? ,
i: ; Speaking of
i ii n y.jfi liiui. a iiiiriKi.:i3iar'iiiii .
1 1111 ff C . I - . wmytf &Q
; i 1 rJ .:f MmmZWW.tlW. a tetd.bytr
ir sw ar a m w iw : sbbj a. rsa. v u r at. . u
) - II I lUr "A I If V k lllTiLM& men ana young men
II I O fAl :"ff. H'-wi BW-51J.
LISl Mil
v i - a, - - - st s a fSi - wm. m ji-sb - . a
. .'II I r . I '9ftftlYv -.af7. ?! Irrtmrl' oocy ip.ranu wouies. are-vornDy tne lore- I rXi
r II I 7f.t9 syitiiiM ywHW most men and young men livery walk'of lifel lit v Vi
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Toytowxi and; DollviUeTwin Delights
Welcome the Kiddies With Qpen Arms
' Our Fifth Floor is ;i veritable tairyland fiUed with things to captivate the
hearts of children.' A distinctly military air pervades the section' devoted to
toys and fames for'boys. Uttle eirls will be enchanted with Oollvllle and the
many new faces seen there. . Even rrownups wiU-not be; able to resist the
fascination of this wonderland." Remember, Uncle". Sam, says "shop early"!
Tomorrow is a tood time s.-to begirt.' . . , . vW- 'm'
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STORE
The Biggest Showing of Good
.. V-Ual O
nais Jutver icen in
Portland
To look over the makes, in otr Hat Shop is like
reading, a Blue Book of the aristocracy in the. men's
sat world. Here and there, we know ofa store that
ihows twoor three' well known brands of hats BUT
look at' this list: y ',
- Stetson
Schobll Trimble
Borsalino
Mallory
not to. speak of our. own fine M. & F. Special "hats that
have set a nemt standard in quality headwear at a low
J " 'ia.s ' . I a e
price, neta we say. max nere you wui una every, siyie.
every color, Vtvery size, and -an important part of
'Sur uperldr Service- expert salesmen who- know the
merchandise' they sell, who like nothing better than
to help you choose tSe hat that was "just made for
;fOu,'' ..At yoar service with:
M. FL special hats' IS, S1.S0, S- Manory hata SV
SchoWa hats 15. s Stetson soft and stiff hats It? 7.
Knox soft and stiff hats 6 to S1Q. Trimble hats $7..
Borsalino Imported Italian) hats $7, IS.
I JZ MEJPSVCAPS' includlnc Knox and Henry Heath
imported-Cnjcli.sh caps, f t to .
officjfjf hats and caps.
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ifaler 4 Frank's: Men's Hat Shop, Man Floor.
lVi Ji clothes gife style and distinction in dress. They,
give you 1 poise and personality. They enable
L's y 7ou to more man . nom your own witn tne Dest;
i i ?3 Society iJffa
11 av; tailors will
nd gives in ready 'to-put-on clothing 1
Hiwuvai.uvv uiav 1U1 VTlUVll VUdlUUl ..
cnarge you a corresponamgiy ftigh
price. ,. r ' r ; .
Societ'mrand clothes arewOrn.by the fore
most men and young men inevery walk of lifel
Be oneot them. We have a Society " B rind for
you SaturdaV-$35 to $50. . ..1 . -V-'r
' . MeUsr s Frank's: Men's Clothing ShoP, TttiM Floor. I
;Side of ; Women's Neckwear Day
For the ! thirdand last day of this annual sale we still have a rood . assortment - of desirable neckwear.
The sale is rich in gift suggestions and it is rich in economies many of the pieces are offered at HALF
AND LESS than they, were boufht to sell for. This season's models for women,' misses,-school girls and
little tots sample's, one-of-a-kind pieces and small lots. Many of the pieces are. washable.. Three fine lots.
Ar50c
Values
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ial'to $2.75 Yalues
25c
7Sc to $1
permit of --description
Uiner specials in. mis iccuon wowrow. . .-s..-. . ,
f 'Meier jrranic-s r Neckwear Shop, Main Floor.
The assdftment in these .three lots Is too varied to
AREXHEREl
35c tc75c Value?, i
hefe but THE. .VALUES
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Sale Wometfl btsfets $
Saturday Only While Any Remain
Corsets of dependable, quality batiste; teatly trimmed,, m
with rood boning.
p-viXow .bust, 'medium hip models in whit pairs pf hose supporters.
All sizes 20 to 36 to begin the sale. Special values at i.
, vi.. j jjeler Frank's : Corset Shop, Third Floor.
2-lb. Roll Victor
Butter $1.32
Victor, fine qualitjr, .ireshly.
churned , Oregon, creamery ; butter.'
;at this special orice. tomorrow
toll S132. y.v- -'f
Delivered only with other gro,
ceries.
. "'- -Meter 4a Frank's:
Ninth FlooTr-Plfth Street.
"Rose City"
HairbowS
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In the Girls9 Own
-XWash' Dresses "
. CirlsVtab Presses' of plainr-. and
plaid gingham ' and chambrly in
tie'U: "colors;? With .contrasting
(COlor.smocklng. Some , with white
collars; .-'SIMS' 6 to 4 yeans, 51.98
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i pchool Dresses .
U -Sclool flresses of navy serge.
High" nd- regulation . waist linev
gathered tnd pleated skirts. Plaid
- and .plain . ctjlor trimming. -' Some
have leather .belts. Sizes 6-to :t4
TCkVsvffOf to 18.95 , . '
Girls' Coate
Coats of velvet, velouir.
zibeliner corduroy and chetiot.
all. the newest styles, and mbst dod
alar colors; Some i fur trimmed.
With and without belts. Sizes 2 to
17'years. 10 to 185. , 4
. Nam MlAJt-J,
r Aflddies of good navy" sJlrge and
fine quality navy flannel ifor girls
from 6- to ; 20 -years. Regulation
styles. 'rtLarge i collars, pocket and
nraid trimming. Some withi emblem
serge.
In
14.50 tcf 10.
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Girls'
C-'and mo
Shop:
Serge-Dresses
Dresses. of fine serre for misses
and children. Regulation, fancy, one
Piece and tailored styles. Plain: and
pleated skirts. 'Some' silk and fancy
braid trimmed Sizes 6 to" 16 years.
10 to 147.50. . v '
. Serge Skirts
t CirtA ner serge skirts. .'Pleated
models and plain tailored styles,
Aiade witV and without pockets and
belts. Fine new skirts fpr the girls
from 6 to 16 years. Prited. 3.98 to
Niw, Raincoats
lYarcUEach
5
. c .
7
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Full
h r
Meier at Frank's
Good; heavy quality taffeta' rifti
hons fn fancy striped designs and
plain' and moire effects.
- Pink, blue, Copen delft, old
rosv maize, JNiie, Hunters, scarlet-
cardinal. black, white and
comblnationi of light , and 'dark
colors. ": .-'wr,i -
lfi-yard bows;
n. tt o
ibboo Shop.
inch rlhhftn. t nlv 75c j -f
iuoooo. bnop. aiatn
Floor,
andTraisses' rafneoats Af silk.' oonlin twel
lair, in Tnanr goo4 styles. With" and without
hats Jo match.; In tan, navy.' nrown. gray and pretty
stripes.
every s
checks and plaids.
ze in each style.
:Tain
Maae w
Sizes 6 to t 6 years, but not
Priced 49S. to J2S;:t ;
Girls' Rain Capes
icapejf of rubberized 'sateen in" reX'and navvl
ith hood attached.' "Excellent: for - Virls rom 1
t0to 14 years. , At the low price :of 2.59;
vWomehs CWldren's Bloomers
' Gymilaslam C. bloomers
of ""sateen and1 serge.
Pleated at waist. Sizes 24
to 36-Inch waist, priced
2 t in Q " -
; ' .f.r-Meler & Frank's
- Also- children's black
sateen.- bloomers -s "W 1th
i elastic and Jband y' top.
Sizes 2 to i6 years- 85ct"
98c and t,25. ,
:. Girls fchop, becopd Floor,
Tbiletrie
ooc
Blache
Face Powder, , box
'Java Rice Face Powder, box 45.
rr. unariea www, j- j
Meriaor, ; jar 4c
.Cream, - tube
Creme
tasv, j . '
California f Citrus
s8o,uRb's Talcum, can 20)
Q'ta'n Hair, Restorer 69.
Fitch's Dandruff Curs SJ5V nd
Danderine5r0 4 2T.
Williams Brllllantlne 35. i
.Wflllama Box: Soap., assorts
t. odors.' box 40 cake 15
. Woodbury's : Facial , Soap,' caka
22e l v r -""j-
4711 Whits Jtoss .Glycerine. .Soap,
s vox 65et c" 22 e.
8qunV Psatfln011. . six bot
,tles 5.,. ' .
Gillette Razors S8 STSO and
5, .r v ---
Havrst Rubber Gloves, "balloon
rubber, t pair 89t.- . -,' i .
-Japanese Ice Pencils, fJ50
Pwola Bandoline, 2Sf . i.
Fascination - Powder,;: t f hades.
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" . ' - Meier Frank's i
."Toilet Goods Shop, Main Floor.
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of Wool
Auto
Robes
Excellent Values at
6.95
- Wool auto robes ' in ' good large
sizes. These are Suitable for bed
coverings as well as automobile use.
Soft, warm robes that will' give the
best of service. .- ,,
Solid colors of gray, blue and
brown. Hemmed' edges. Special
Saturda 6.95. -
7 ' Meier Ut Frank's:
Sixth Floor. Sixth-Street.
Pomting the Way to' Quality in
WomMsJatid Children's Fine
Jf'all Oilcter
gar:
ents
Here ire. a few numbers? taken at random.1
Women a Uhibi ':
j
a frk
OU11S X.OU yy
. f 'Munsing0" medium weight eot
tom Dutch neck, elbow sleeves j
high neck, lonr sleeves; low neck,
"ileeveless: Knee and ankle length.'
Regular .sizes 1.50. Extra sizes.
X
, ,WomexiV Union
J'r Suits .53.75
-Munslng, ,sJned!um'r heavy
weight merino union suits- Dutch
heck, elbow sleeves; 'high neck;'
long sleeves Ankle length. Reg
ular sizes 3.75.Outsizes $4.25.
Children's Vestsi
.;:;Panti-lOcr;K;
- Fleeced ; cotton: THigh neck."
long sleeve ' vests. ' Ankle : length
pants. . . Gray and whiter ; 2 to . 1 4
years. '.ry .v , V '.T. v J. -
: Childress Vests,.
; . ' Pants; 5c"":
;r Silk and merino. Dutch neck,
short sleeve vests. Knee .length
pants. Broken sizes 2 to 12 years.
: Children's Union ',
v,Msnslng't medium. weight me
rino. VDutch neck., elbow- sleeves.'
ankle length style.'.; Sizes 2 to 6
ye ar at 2,j. Sizes 8- to 1 2 ye ars
S250. - Sizes. 1 4 to 6 years $3
Chndrerfs Union &t
-; Suits" S24!i-
i' "Munslng. 'heavy j weight "me-
irino.. High , neckr. lone- sleeves;
an kle len gth - style. - Sizes A la 6
years 2. Sizes 8 to 1 2 ;.yeara
S2.50, Sizes 1 4 to '"1 6 yearsja3.
, , Heler A Frank's f Wain Floort
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Announces for Tomorrow
I'r.eat5
Fall'
Values
in
t Women's coats, suits, dresses, skirts, -millinery, - girfs' '
r coats, etc., at lower prices-all in good materials and season
able styles. Excellent values also in our Downstairs Store
lor men and boys tomorrow, i ncse, to mention just a few :
Women's Coats
$16.75
, Of heavy long nap zibeline de
signed on new Fall lines. Black,
blue, Burgundy, green and btown.
Body lined. With velvet collar,
belt and fancy pockets. Sizes 3G
to 46. Remarkably low priced at
$16.75. ,
Women's Suits
$24.75
ALL WOOL poplin suits in navy
bjue. Garments of superior fabric, style
and wearing qualities. Long military
coat style with plush shawl collar.
Braid trimmed. Italian satin lined.
Skirts have full gathered backs. Finely
serviceable suits at 24.75.
Sample Dresses $12 to $30
About fifty of these women's dresses no two exactly alike. They
are samples of a reliable maker's Fall dresses. The special, prices
we quote are at least Ya LESS than regular worth. Silk, velvet,
poplin and. serge materials. New Fall styles. Mostly black, tome
colors. Sizes to 38 only.
Women's 'Serge
$22
Good wool mixed material In blue, brown and black. Belted. Two
pockets. All regular s$. .
Girls' Zibeline Coats $9.75
Wonderfully good, coats for' children's Fall and Winter wear at a
very special price. Warm zibeline fabric with heavy nap, for cold
weather wear. Fun lined. Belted models with-velvet collar and cuffs
, and patch pockets. -Brown, blue, green. Burgundy and black.. Sizes
L 6 to 10. .. . . .
Girls' Velutina Coats $10
These garments are worth at least H more on present -market
costs. Full lined coats with new wide belts. Plush collars, some
of beaver. Green, Burgundy, brown, Alice, dark rose. Sizes 7 to to.
TrimmerrHats $2.49-$3;98
' New- Fall and Winter hats In great variety will ba found between
this range of prices all exceptional values. .
Hats for women and misses In
tailored, semi-dress aid dresr mod
els. ' , , i :
Velvet and velvetta in black and
colors.
.Attractively trimmed with fancy
feathers and flowers.
' Women's tarns of velveteen at
98c and S1.5?. ' -
Children's ' tams of corduroy at
49c to S1.29. r
Aviation caps In khaki color it
SI. 29. . :..
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Four Good Seasonable OfferiniTs ;:;.V f i
Boys' Overcoats at $8
, Could not be bought today, forUhls i price. Just fifty of these
overcoats secured in a specjaf purchase a long time 'ago our price -tomorrow
.Is based on what the garments cost us then.- Full lined -coats
with-belts and side pockets. Good looking mixtures and her '
ringbone stripes. Sizes t to IS. , : ."!. '-r.'V
Boys' School ijts5j
' . Wool mixed materials in neat stripes ani checks. ' Pinch-back and
trench coats with knlckerbocker pants. Sizes j to 16.-; ,
f Men's j and BoyV
; Caps1 49c j
Wool and cashmere caps tn
good mixed patterns andin all
sizes for men and, boys.
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MenVWork-;
SKiirts !$1;49; v
i Heavy khaki wort shirt at this
special price. Fall cut, well made
garments. j,; Z.r, &
Men's Shoes;
v$3;85
' Men's vie! Wd and gun
metal calf street shoes; Styles
r range from, broad toe to In-
a S ' sisr M ' 111. -4
gusn moaeis. maae wua ,
, Goodyear welt r sewed;
t spies, i; Sizes K to o. .' f
Boys
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bltShoesf
$2145
4
Kick nroof shoes with Indestructible chrome' leather tins. ' Hvv
calf nppers. Xsce and button styles. - Sizes 9, 1$ tl'A pair2S.,
SizeS I to. 6; pair 2.85;- :t-H-:1 'S
Uler ft Frank's ; IXnrer Pries Store, Basement Balcony
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