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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON: DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, FRID AY, DECEMBER 13. 1918: 13 TOWN TOPICS I THRIFT STAMPS WAR SAVINGS STAMPS . on Sal at Busmen Office. The Journal JOURNAL .TBATIIi BTJBEATJ ' ' InHlni to alVpodnta of tha United Statoe . e abroad ihould take advantage of experienced information and acrrica offered throueh Tha bmw Journal Tnitl Buraaa, In penonaf charge ef Doraey B. Smith. Railroad Ucketa ana eicain eh), took foci arrant ad. Foreic. exchfnse leased. laiorauUoa, tlrea retarding paaaporta j . . TADAT'H FORECAST - Portland and vicinity: Torrtgnt. nia tld eoM.r ; Setapiay, rata: elthrlr winda. Oreana: Tonla-ht and Saturday, rain ut nortion: colder to- . alfht north and eaet portion; f rash aotttherly WlnrU.' Wuhln.tnn- Tnnlaht and HaturdaT. oe- caaional rain; colder tonic ht; atroni eoutharlj .winda.- , WE1THEK COXDITIOHS ! ' Low oraamira Drcraila in tlx aztrema North' weet and in tha Miaaiaarppi eelley and eouthera " Farina atalaa. Two well-defined hish prcaaura . anna are apparent, one central in California arfaf tha ethar off tha North Atlantic coaat. P reel pi tali on haa oecurrod in tha North Pacific - ataUa. Weatern Canada and Northern Utah, and mr a broad belt reaching from New Mexico ' and Texaa to tba Lake region. The, weather ta much colder In parte N4recon, ' Idaho, Cii . f ornta. North Dakota. Manitoba, Brtttan Co ' luaibia and alberta, and ta moch Silkier in the northern Konky mountain, southern Plain, and North Atlantic atatea. The temperatnra ia : generally abore normal eieept on the middle and eouUierp Faclfio etope.i KUWAHU U WiSLLtt OB8KU VATI058 . a Em. e ' . " ' -rT U STATIONS g J j . ' 11 111 B ftaker; 6r. 0 j iTTX Boaton, VI a ML , 40 i .01 Chicago, 111 40 thsm, Colo 8 22 0 IV Moina. Iowa ... .- 42 88 .18 1 'Eagle. Alaaka -22 -. O fFreeno. Cal. 42 0 ttalraetoa. Texaa TO sa .24 Helena. Mont. 86 84. 0. Huron, Hmitb Dakota 44 18 0 Kanaaa City, Mo. 42 88 .48 I xi Ancele. Cal. ... 84 48 0 Marahfield. Or 80 .42 Memrhia. Tenn. 64 64 .28 New Orleaoa. l a. 78 0 New Tork. N. Y 60 40 0 North Head. WJ-h. ........ 60 60 .60 Oklahoma City, Ok la. 48 48 .80 ' Pittabnrg, Pa, .v.- 48 42 .80 .Portland. Or. bb 61 .11 At. Louie. Mo. 48 42 .82 , ML Paal. Minn. 88 84 .20 alt Lake City, Vtah 82 20 .02 Haa Franclaeo, CaL 64 46 0 fteettle. Wub . 4 8 46 .08 Spokane, Waib, 40 88 .08 Tampa, ria. 82 64 0 Vancouver, B. C 42 42 .62 Walla Walla, Wah 62 60 .02 Washington. P. C. .,.,.. 64 40 0 ( ) P. M. proceeding day. ducted by Mrs. Mabla Holmea Parsons or the University of Orekon. -win meat at 7:U o'clock this evening- in room H of Central library. h The class in prob lems of style will meet at 9 -AO o'clock baturday morn In a; In room H. The short story class will meet on Saturday eve ning; at 7 :30 o'clock in room A. Visitors are welcome. Hotel Has Small IPIre Fire, In which only slirbt damage . was done, broke out at about 8:30 p. m. Thursday night In the Golden West hotel,, at Broadway and Everett street. The blaze, which Was caused by a defective flue. . was xtlnrulshed by ' Chemical Company 1. The fire marshal ordered repairs made this moraine whlchiare aimed to prevent another tire. - ;l ... " :"rrr,"i - Ahaval fiboloaa Sarvleat Servlcea will be held at Conrretratioo Ahaval Sholom. Park and Clay, streets, tonight at S o'clock. Rabbi Arthur S. Montag will deliver a serman. Saturday morning services will be held at 0 -.30 o'clock. Tlajbi It. Abrahamsoh will officiate. Addreas te Men. ABBonared Rev. H. Edward Mills, leader of the Realization league Jof this city, will give an addreas to men at the T. M. C. A., at a cafe teria dinner on this evening. December 13. at 6:15 on "World Conditions In the New Age. British Bad Crots Society Meeting Saturday,, Women of Woodcraft hall Tenth and Taylor streets. -Annual elec tion of officers. Addreas by Captain W. M. Clement. 'Muaic by Mrs. Mur tach nd Mf Henvoll. tnvftatlnn At tended to aIl interested. Adv. . t Psychology , Clan Postponed Dr. E S. Conklin of the University of Oregon will not be able to meet his classes In psychology this evening, due to the fact that his family is Seriously ill with In fluenza. ' Excellent Utah Lettaee : Mrs. George TJadar Katieal Iastrsmasts In today Journal "Want" ads you will find 8 wick aV Co. upright piano for $125, on terms of 2i down, balance- monthly ; an auto-player, piano for $338, an offer to put a new piano In your home for $12.50, and a $125 .style Vlctro'a with $25 worth oi recorao ror f among tno many at tractlre"Chrlstmaa offcringa There are many more which will Interest you Tneaet just illustrate how money- may De aaved by - reading Journal "want ads . regularly. Adv. William Grcenberg Is TVow Sellin good heay wool macHinaws at $8.50 latest stylo men's overcoats at $12.50 '. silk lisle men's and larties' hosiery, uit able for Chrlatmaa gifta, H doz. to the box. per box. $1.50; arge size cotton blankets, the pair. $2.75 ; ladles' heavy union suits (mill run), per suit, 75c; toys. a good aoaortment at olg savings ; solid leather men's dreas and work' shoes at ' I erreat savings t lota of other bargains In reliable merchandise. W. Greenberg, . 100 Second street, corner Stark. Ad v. Brltlah Bed Croat The weekly meet ing of the British Red Cross society will -be held in Women of Woodcraft hall on ' Saturday evening. The annual election of officers for the ensuing year will , -take place. After the election the meet ing will be addressed by Captain W. N. . Clement of the Canadian expeditionary forces and music-will be rendered by Mr a, Murtagh and Harry Sewell. An earnest request is made for Britishers and others interested In the cause to attend the meeting. Bird Leetare Satarday "The Birds i From Crater Lake to sBurna" will be the alibject of the' lecture by Miss Mary IB. .Raker at the Audubon Bird Study - club meeting -Saturday night at & o'clock v1n the story hour room at the Central library. Mlsa Raker is a member of the Junior claaa at Franklin high school. - The lecture will be UU-atrated with col ored picture and camera pictures of the birds. The meeting Is open to the : public. Eagle Creek Featured The Eagle Creek trail is represented with two pho - tographa In the September number of OamraCraft. in an article written by . Richard J. Grace of Portland on "Pic tures From the Trail.". Fir la Traasfer Office Fire, due to an overheated stove,, broke out, in the Ml. Scott and Lenta transfer office, 225 Salmon street, Thursday evening and burned a hole 'through the floor before the fire department arrived. Ob Way to Ketchikan W. Q. Welgle, supervisor of ' the Tongass National for- , cat, who, with Mrs. Welgle, has been ; spending a week at the district fores- , tor's office, left Thursday night for Se attle on his return to Ketchikan. TJ. ef O. Extension Classes The class In literature of national idealism, con' , Hamilton has received from friends n Utah a carton of lettuce, which was perhaps the finest ever seen in the city. The, heads were unusually large and the flavor and crlspness unexcelled. ' Granges to Hold Joist Meeting The Masters', Lecturers and Overseers' as aociatfon of the frange will hold Its next meeting with Lents grange Sat urday at' 1:15 p. m. ' Leetare Oa Philippines M. U Merritt forest examiner, will speak at the Men's Resort Saturday night on "Forestry In the Philippines," illustrating nia talk with, pictures of his own taking. Don't Bflss the first auction sale of diamonds by the Portland Remedial Loan Association on Tuesday, December 17, 130 Tenth street, between Alder and Washington. Adv. Swiss Ball at Swiss Hall for All Third and Jefferson, Saturday, . Decem ber 14, $ p. m. United Swiss Societies of Oregon .Smyster's orchestra. Adv. Steamer -Jessie Harking, for Camas, Waahougal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday, leaves Alder street dock at 2 p. m. -aov. Steamer I raid a, for St. Helens and Rainier, daily at a?:30 p. m., foot of t Afder street ; Sunday, St. Helens only, 1 :30 p. m. AdY. Meat Markets to Cloie at Retail meat markets tomorrow: evening and subsequent Saturday evenlnga will close at 6 o'clock. ? Georgian a, 7 a. n. Sally, except Fri day, Astoria and way points; Lurllne, 8 :30 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Adv. MeCarger, Bates Lively Fire, cas ualty and automobile insurance. Yeon building. Telephone Main i68. Adv.- V. 8. Liberty Bonds Will pay cash market value. John D. Wilcox. 416 Plttock block. Adv. i Basors Hoaed. blades sharpened. Port land Cutlery Co., 86 6th near Stark. Adv. Dr. Chat, E. Hill returned, 311 Or eg o- Aian bktg. Phone Main 789. Adv. ' Dr. C. E. Browa, Eye, Ear Mohawk buildtng.-7-Adv. Only; 18 Days y" Remain in YiTiich To Make . Good tn Oregon's W. 8. S. pledge cam paign some people agreed to take a $5 War Savings Stamp a month, oth ers that much a week. Some agreed to take mora . and - sbme did their best when they subscribed to a two bit Thrift Stamp a month.?:. ! : - But aH these pledges thrown Into one column and added aggregated $18,000,000. This was more than the quota assigned to Oregon arid was nationally heralded .as another ad vance of this state's resistless pa triotism. . Now, only 18 days remain in which to keep Oregon's W. S. 8. pledge. The maturity of value of the pledges that to date have not been kept is about $2,500,000. ..." -' ' J " . This shortage is due to Just one fact. There are pledges that have not been kept. Shall the word go to Uncle Sam that Oregon made : a pledge and broke it? That the pledged faith of Oregoir people 'was not considered worth keeping by Ore gonpeople? Do you want to be one of those whose failure in pledge keep ing .will bring reproach on Oregon and you? Berry Pie May Lead To Burglar's Arrest Cleveland, Ohio, Dec ll A burglar spoiled a perfectly good berry pie at the home of George Neupaner here and in cidentally got away with $456. But the pie. is the important part, even though it is ruined, for . through it, the police hope 4o get the man who robbed the Neupauer home and seven other homes In a radius of a few blocks. In making iua ei-away irom me xseupauer nome, the burglar apparently stumbled while going through the kitchen and in trying to save himself from a fall, grasped at the kitchen table. He planted his hand fairly into a pie that had been sat there to cool and in getting out of a window left a full print of his hand on the wall paper. Expert .berry . and fingerprint readers are now" on the Job. seeking to set up' a clue Jthat wiU lead to the burglar's arrest. . iKHrriiitU J The legislative council of New south Wales urges that the German colonies in the Pacific be permanently Incorpor ated with the British empire. Idealt DREAD MfltKei- Kiyoids" Ideal Jlviad ard Milk Penny Apple by the Box, $1.25 and up BY THE BASKET A3TD DOZE 524.Washington St. L ETEBT EVE5I50 Music and Dancing prom au 7iao. mgr. JT Open I 14 a.m. I I am. I :30 U 12:80 . M. CORN IN ROAD WAY ana (uatUIrt) tST OUR DAILY LUNCH a. m. ta S a. m. tea. Oe, 85a - Oa U 7 So. Inelutf. etg aaup, veeatabiaa, . snnai. Maar "Oarrr'g Orlan. taT Jazt Bana, tha beet laxx Band n the Northwest Onr large dlnlng-"room aad dance floor ara lut ona flight up ataira, where tha vea Ulatlon ia perfect. No atnffr atmosphere aanitaUoB our motto. AMERICAN ana OHI NE6K OISHE arraa at All Hour RIOIAL SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER HIGHEST GRADE 'S NEV MEN IWHATS Made In Portland, sold to Consumer at Factory Prices,, saving from SI to $X !aU and see for yourself; Hat Cleaned and Blocked Rote) City HatVork. ':) t? MorrlgoB bl. BUTTERICK FASHIONS - Over Sg j , , , , - ' i-.j I,, i in ' v- j ' - ' i. ' ; Chr istmas bhopp ing 1 Just a pleasant pastime it this store. t !: Store brimfull of useful Christmas things. And such values! Hard to jneet elsewhere. . ' Just a Few Suggestions for Christmas Giving Ladies' Georgette and Crepe de Chine Silk '' Waists $3.50 to $9.00 All the good shades, Embroidered, hemstitched, braided and plain fronts. Hilo collars, round and square necks. , 1 BLANKETS Just now, when you need them most, you carl buy them of us much under value. Plaids, plain Ladies' Silk Underskirts Changeable and plain" taffeta silks. $3.50, $4.50, $S, $5.59, $7.50 Fancy Turkish t Towels Made of nice, clean white cot ton. Good and heavy fancy plaids and fancy borders. Extra good values- 50c,; 65c and 85c. colors and white wool finished and wool blankets.' $4.50, $5.50, $8.00, $9.00, $11 j Baby Blankets Beautiful eiderdown baby blan kets. Pink and blue, animal pat terns. . Special values $1.25 and $1.50. Christmas Handkerchief Specials Plain white hemstitched with cluster cord borders. ...5c Plain white hemstitched, colored embroidered corners.'. . .4 for 25c' Plain white, embroidered corners .10c" Plain.white, embroidered corners AZHc Plain white, embroidered corners, very fine, box of 3, 50c, 60c, 65c Fine Papeterie for Christmas Gifts Choree selection of high grade papeteries-r-fancy boxes. Choice : assortment,' 25c to $3 per boa. -India ; silk hug-me-tlghts. ' All ' colors. - A very acceptable and useful -Christmas-gift at a mod erate cost $1.75. Christmas Special for Men and Boys Remember, ' this store is head quarters for thrifty shoppers seeking gifts for .jmen and boys, at a moderate price. . ? MEN'S CHRISTMAS TIES Put "up in attractive gift boxes. Col oring and patterns to suit any ? fancy. Special values at 75c-$l. KHAKI SHIRTS A special lot of good, warm work shirts, cut full v size, double sewed to give otd wear. All sizes. Special $1.98. V Boys'; Knicker Suits Cut in all the new models. P?nts , are lined, and taped seams. Pat terns of neat grays and browns. Special, $9.95. r, Boys' and Men's : SLIPPERS v Made of felt," In black or grsy, with soft leather soles. Mefl's $2.25, boys $1.50. Elgin Maid Perle ", , Crochet Cotton A very excellent emb. cotton, all colors Special per ball . . . S9t Safe Milk For infant & Inrafids '.-liMUi ;:rvt Re Csskiag A Nutritious Diet for AH, Ases, Quick Luncb; Home or Onlod OTHERS r tMITATIONS THE SYMPTOMS j Influenza usually heglns with a chill and then a fever. Purola Influensa tab lets are used to allay the first symptoms. They should -be taken as a preventive aa aoon as you eaten a sligttt cold. 1 ir irty cents ror a dojc or 30 complete treat ment; at your oruggist a aov. j Pacific 'Market j Has Lowest Prices Jaley Sirloin or Tenderloin Steaks at Oahr Ce Posad. For your Sunday dinner we auggest also for those that prefer pork, pork roasts at 30c lb., pork steaks. 33c lb. "Or lamb chops, 25c lb.; lamb stew, 20c lb.; veal roasts, 18c lb. . Or pot' roasts of beef. 20c lb. ; rouad steaks, 20c lb.; sirloin steaks, 20c lb. ; tenderloin steaks, 20c lb. if - Ia Oar Batter and Egg and Cheese Dept. Strictly fresh Oregon ranch eggs, T5C doz. Best storage eggs. 60c doz. Green Valley creamery , butter, 60c lb. Magno lia and Buttercup, boo ID. Again we offer an Especially medium mild full cream Tillamook cneese. wis time at 38c lb. for Ratul-day only. II you don't like cream cheese we have I other cheese eoually as good. Look , us up Saturday. You'll see the sign. Pacific Market. It's in the south end or tne central M.arKet Diag., . cor. 4th and YamnilL Adv. Canada's, war expenditure up to No vember. 30 were Jl,05,000,000. Make Your Xmas Money Count by buying useful and lasting v gifts of Jewelry. tion. Our service is unexcelled. Our assortment of DIAMONDS, WRIST WATCHES, DEPEND--2 ABLE CLOCKS, RICH -GLASSWARE and STERLING SILVER is the best ever, and make gifts to be appreciated. We -invite your inspec- The G. Heitkemper Co. Diamond Dealers and Jewelers 130 5th Street Mail Orders Solicited A Deposit Will Secure ii i . . va--- i t Forffet Either! or Husband, or Brother, or Son ' It'a a pazxl sometimes to kaow Just wkat Carktxaaa presents to boy for tha aaalo nsnUrt of tao family. Yo may feel that yoor ow aeUctioB may aet bo exactly suitable. Sometime the color mt pattern ef neckwear, or the cboice of ether articles Is net to tbo teste of the receiver. . Here's tie Answer to tbe Christmas Problem -a " C ' ' ' y ' A Moy er mercbandiso certificate sweeps tbe cobweb ef indeciaion eat ef mine!. It settlee tbe matter la tbe most satisfactory manner. It bas exactly tbe same Talae aa casb and yet baa ' considerate and sentimental ralo which, money sfts lack. Let tbe man or boy consult bis own taste and judgment. He will bo better satisfied. . . ?f? that there has-been dep9sited with us! Doll ars-wh ih d n p re s"e nta ti drY of this Certificate will be redeemed in Merchandise as the bearer may select ft MOYER CLOTHING CO. ate 19 " Smart Hats $5 and $6 in becoming colors and shapes for ' the Vinter season. A Hat Order solves many gift problem for a man. Some caps at exceptionally smart BEN SELLING Leading Clothier Morrison at Fourth Dear; Santy: I am so tired of knickknacks and toys that only last one day, that this Christmas I wish'd you'd bring me one of the following .things, or two maybe: A suit for dress-up parties 'n' things, you know or a classy mackinaw like Jim Downs, or else a Jersey a nice one or a big pull-over sweater, or a corduroy suit, that rthe rain or mud don't hurt, or even a pair of , logger boots, 'n. you know, 1 never did get that soldier, outfit I always wanted. Yours truly, -BILLY PAINE. If you don't know where to find all these things just go shop ping in the Juvenile Store, down there, on 6th street, close to Alder. They always have a storeful of things to tickle boys. BILLY. - 'N' don't forget there's, only 10 days to do It in. ; Outfitterjyc Crtlldretv 143 Sixth, Opp. Meier & Frank's Hftff TOR M.T.TJ T OF ' FLOUR and SUGAR The U. 8. Food Administration says "the lid Is off," so here jgoes for White Bread and Sweets. We have the goods and the prices : Fancy Patent Hard Wheat FLOUR, fo on par sack DaSeOU SUGAR. 10 las. for i . Open Till 9 P. M. Saturday $1.00 davingr I V Shredded Wheat, 2 for..25J Kellogg Corn Flakes, : 2 for .25 "New Pack Corn or Peas, ' 2 for;.. .-.Vv. . . ,......354 Fancy Rolled Oats, 9-lbT i sack . . ..... .. . . .1. . .75 THE'-JAVA GROCERS: rices on Reliable Griaceries "JThe Best Oregon Creamery ' Butter, lb. 65c; roll $1.30 Oregon Full Cream Cheese, per lb... ....... ...40 Fresh Oregon Ranch Eggs, per dozen..:. .V. . .. ..73 Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. for 45 COFFEES, TEAS ; -' - . - . : ' 291 Yamhill St., Near 5th Kobst BefBBdee Ttet Satisfied CAMPFIRE : COFFEE . Fresh Boasted Every Day V - Campflre Coffee,. lb. ' 35e . S lb. 91.00 Hoffman House,: lb.. .... v SO si id, .91.00 Old Dutch Coffee, lb. 25e t IDS. i . . . .a 1.00 Here Are a Few Things Which rfakeK Splendid Gifts : Bathp Robi - Hand Bags and Suit Cases . . Strong, solid, durable leather and an excellent quality of imitation leather. $5 to $35. Neckwear A beautiful aelecUon of four-In-handa in all the gay and popular colors. SOc to $2.00. House Jackets An exceptionally 'food line designed for com fort in the none. One of the most appreciated . of presents. $6.50 to $12.00. A man can get a lot ef solid comfort out of a good bathrobe. $8.50 to $10.00. Hats A hat for every head. Many pf the very best makea. All now est shapes. $3 to $12.50. Dress Gloves Many ef the-beat quality make. These will give the height or service. $2.25, $2.50, $3.00. r House, i Slippers, The acme .of comfort for tired feet at nlgjit. SOc to $2.00. . Hosiery . , Silks, worsteds, and lisle, in plain and fancy-colors., 25c to $1.50 . J . . . the pair. Suits Clothes make the man. Suits which every well dressed man- enjoys. $15.00 to $50.00. Overcoats Moyer overcoats are well known; ' Many are the wearers who praise them highly. $15.00 to $40.00. Shoes Is Standard - makes 1 and qualities which - the bearer of merchandise certificate would ' be wise in otilising. " W Purchase from manufacturers of high stsnding, whoso goods are of solid worth. Wo stand back of everything we selL Being out of the high rent district, we are able to offer them to you at prices that are much lower than asked elsewhere. .' . . ;- All the other articles of Wearing Apparel necessary to comfort of men en? vLiiOo lo. iiinic Third Street at Oak I : T iTT IVJiOV J ' Why Sacrifice Toar Liberty Bonds I . we will loaa yea 0 of 1 their fsee valae er faralak I .he raah for yea to keep f the paymeatrat 1. 1 QUALITY MEliil BREAD Sure read. FBI Again a , white and mighty good. ' sk yoar Grocer. Reliable Dentist W. caaftate. aer wort far 10 reafa. Wa wiU aaaaaia. rear teeth lie. aad tell roe hut what they teqaira aad what ft will enet. OaM Orewne . . .. .SS0-saOO wottam cawna. . .sao-s.oo Sola rminsa....10 site Oa Full eat ml Teeth tar SS ee Painiaae aitraotlana Uaar FUitns ... ew aie.ua ' 1 jet, say peraontl attaaOae to aa eora, ' " D"- H. T. KXWTOw, a '"K Opaa Bvanlaas OaaJ 1 Boston Painless Dentists "" th aant But a WaabieM Ok Rheumatism I. a a a. Sciatica, Spralaed Osaka, ate. saecsssfaUy tree tail. uempiese gsaarai araeuaa. . -- Office calls ....... SH Hease eatts tL Coaflasmaat eases for fit Dt H. C HAMPTON 11X aad T1S Dekasa BMav iMOe. Asa. Mala 2S7S S01 mm i A AT LOW PRICES Ymi are always sure of getting the best here -vre sell only selected fresh meats and other quality . products. Get your share of IV " - These SATURDAY ITEMS STEER BEEF For the Very Best Choice IK. POT ROAST, C tne pouno . . . Choice BOILING V J3UJBa7( lO. . f Choice HAM BURGER, the pound. . . Come' to the Cascade 12c 15 c Tender " SIRLOIN, the pound. Prime Steer RIB ROAST, Rolled, lb.... Choice ROUND STEAK, lb.. 22 c 28c 25c VEAL HILK-FED Come to the Cascade Shoulders, tbe pound. . Steaks,; thle pound.'. Chops, the pound. . Breasts.. . the pound.. Legs, the pound. . 18c 22c 30 c 18 c 28 c RANCH EGGS Doz. 75c" . Good : Cold Storage Dbz.!'S5c Our "Wild Rose" Brand is Quality Creamery Butter 2-lb. roU ... ... .... .". .$1.33 Full Cream' Tillamook 1 CHEESE, lb, 40t " Choice LAMB LEGS. x Q9s the pound. . . OaWI shoul; VOKaV DERS, lb.... STEAKS, OOr the pound.. a-lOl BREASTS,-- OHA thai pond.V-V n