, -THE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND FRIDAY; JANUARY 17. 191&
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Doings in Europe; Its Work
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New York, -Jan. 17. (I. N. S. One
in years W88 consummated Thursday,
when the International News Service be
gan to receive exclusively the complete
service of the London Daily Express,
wtilch for a long tlmehas stood out in
front of all London newspapers for en
terprise and information.
By , the terms of the contract entered
into with the Express, 'the International
,Nws Service is entitled to exclusive
right for republication in the United
States and Canada of the complete newa
gathered by the London Daily Express
and the London Sunday Express. This
includes all telegrams and cables from
the correspondents of the Daily Express
all over Europe, with the single excepr
tlon of the correspondents Of the Ex
press at British headquarters, in France.
Service Is Uneqaaled
The London Express is eovering Eu
rope as no other London paper does,
and special dispatches from its corre
spondents inBerlin, in ..Holland and in
" Kussia havesupplied practically all the'
sensations from these countries for
months.
As a part of the alliance entered into
between the Express and the Interna
tional News Service, the latter organiza
tion places at the disposal of the Lon
don Express for simultaneous publica
tion all special news received from the
correspondents, of the L N. S. in Europe,
while, to protect the exclusive rights of
the International News Service, the Lon
don Daily Express and the London Sun
day Express will carry standing in their
columns a notice to the effect that all
its dispatches have beeen acquired -by
the International News Service for use
In the United States and Canada and
that all special American news printed
in the London Express is to be derived
from the International News Service
through the special correspondent in
New York of the London Daily Express.
Alliance Most Important
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portant news alliance made for Ameri
can publishers than this.' It is a well
known fact that the London Daily Ex
press has been consistently "on the in
side" in all matters relating to British
and continental politics. It has been
distinctly "in the know" but has never
theless been perfectly free agent and
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as it developed. The London Express
has been quoted more in American news
papers than any other London paper.
The clients of the International News
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they have the exclusive right to publish
all such matters .and that the London
Express specials will not be available
to any other American news service, ex
cept the Universal Service, which, od-
erating in the morning field, will be per-J
muted ty arrangement with the Inter
national News Service, to publish the
London Express specials.
Many Teachers Ask
To Be Transferred
To Other Schools
Consideration of the petitions of city
teachers to be transferred to other
schools is occupying the attention of
"he city school superintendents at pres
ent. Between 30 and 40 applications are
received each term, according to Super
intendent Whitney, from teachers wish
ing to change. Reasons ' given are va
rious. Some want to be closer home,
some want change of atmosphere, some
want to be in the same building with
a friend of theirs many are the rea
sons assigned.;
So far as the teachers can be trans
ferred without inconveniencing the
school, their requests are granted, but
in all cases the welfare of the school
is given first consideration.
Lists of the transfers will be com
pleted within a week, according to Su
perintendent Rice.
Riggs 'Elected New
President of Club
By Business Men
. Ira L. Riggs, Portland manager of
the Underwood Typewriter company.
was elected president of the' Progressive
Business ; Men's club Thursday ; D. C.
Burntrager, first vice president; Wil
frid P. Jones, second vice president ; K.
C Eldridge, secretary ; P. H. Kneeland,
treasurer; Frank H. Hilton, A. M. Oril
ley, B. F. Boynton. L. It. Bailey and H.
O. Kfflnger. trustees.
The new officers will be formally In
stalled January 30. The club adopted
and telegraphed to Washington resolu
tions urging that soldiers upon dis
charge be better equipped wjth money
and transportation. Lieutenant E.
Croft, of the Allied War Veterans' band,
that is playing at the Heftig, was the
speaker of the day in the absence of
Captain Bloh of the French general
staff, who is, ill with 'influenza in Se
attle. Excellently rendered numbers by Percy
Campbell's band were enthusiastically
received by the club men.
Apoplexy Is Fatal to'
Woodburn Woman
Woodburn. Jan. 17. Mrs. Margaret
Beck, wife of Frank X. Beck, ,a promi
nent merchant of Woodburn, died at her
home in this city of apoplexy Thurs
day. She was a member of the St, Lukes
church, women's clubs and active in all
social affairs and Red Cross work. She
leaves a husband, three daughters, Mrs.
George Lenox of Oregon City, Mrs. J.
C. Scollard of West Woodburn, and Mar
garet Beck at home ; also two sons.
Corporal A. J. Beck and Oscar Beck,
both serving' in France.
As an aid' to recovery from influenza,
grippe, colds. pneumonia. PUROLA
Medicated Plaster is being used widely
because it tends to draw out inflamma
tion and relieve congestion. Get it at
your druggists. 35c and 65c cans. Adv.
Sixth at Washington
Last Times Today
SHIRLEY
MASON
IN
Social Science to :
"Be Theme of Club
Organization of the Reed College So
cial Science club was completed Wednes
day evening when an executive com
mittee was elected, and plans for the
semester's activity outlined: Mar jorie
Fulton, Adelaide Morey. Walter Peter
son and Otto Schulta were chosen to
direct the affairs of the club with the
advice of Professors Charles McKinley
and Joseph Hart. Papers were read by
Miss Fulton and Mr. Peterson upon the
questions considered In the city's re
cent labor and reconstruction conven
tions. A .discussion of Bolshevism and
the problem of work for the returned
soldier concluded the evening's program.
GoodByeBill
Anita Loos
Turns the Laugh
Faucet on
Bill Hohenzollern
and His Family
Tomorrow
Charles Ray
IN
String Beans
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DEPARTMENTS MOVED
-Lares, Georgettes and trimmings, from Street Floor to Second.
-Patterns from Second to Street Floor, below elevators.
-Ribbons Street Floor now where Trimmings were.
-Notions Street Floor- now where Ribbons were.
-Stationery 'Street , Floor now where Notions were.
-Luggage moved to Fifth Floor. , '
-Post Office and Accommodation Desk now-on Mezzanine.
clcrchsncliso cfcJ Merit Only"
"A Minstrel in France" $1.25
Specially, priced! Harry Lauder's "famous book of the war
showing its tragic, side, its lighter side all of it seen through
the eyes of one of the world's greatest artists -a patriot and a
father who has given his sons to his country's cause.
Magazine Section, Third Floor. . v
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Probably Not for Months Will Prices Again , Be As Low on All
Kinds of Women's and Children's Silk and Cotton Hose. Buy! Buy!
500 MEN'S SOFT AND
STIFF HATS-34-PRICE
Many of Them Come Out of Their
Boxes the First Time Saturday
All grades of men's hats soft, stiff and cloth the ex.
' elusive Lipman Wolfe brands Pemberton, Argyle, L. & W.
and custom made hats regularly $3.45 to JS6 all at HALF
, PRICE in this immense Saturday Sale.
The L. &"W. special high and low
crown, wide brim, wool finish hat ir
all good shades Regularly $3.4 5
HALF PRICE. The Pemberton
low crown felt and wool finish Wit in
all shade's. Regularly $3.95 at
HALF PRICE. The Argyle a low
crown, angora finish with wide brim
and narrow bands. In all shades.
Regularly $4.65 HALF PRICE. Cus
tom made -silk lined, French silk
finish hat with fancy ands in all
shades. Regularly $6, HALF PRICE.
Custom made rich lined, dark and
light mixture hats with contrasting
bands. Regularly $5. HALF PRICE.
With so many hats (5QO of them) to choose from, and all
kinds included, this is a sale that all men can share in. Come
early Saturday,
Washington-St. Entrance Street Floor.
Drugs and Toiletries
Special
Now is the time to replenish the
Family Medicine Chest -and save on
needed drugs and toilet goods.
Witch Hazel. 1 pint !e, 29e,
Theatrical Cold Cream, 1 lb. cam
49.
Benzoin and Almond Lotion, fine
grade, 35.
Kolynos Tooth Paste, 28.
LaBlarhe Face Powder, S5.
( rem Oil Soap, S cakes for 25.
Hot Water Buttles 8 qt. size, fins
grade, SI. 25.
Fountain Hyrlnge, S qt. size, fins
quality, SI. 25.
Peroxide of Hydrogen, 1 lb. bottle
19.
TItoII Face Powder. SO.
Bath Brashes, detachable handle,
50.
Imported Bath Tablets, 20.
-Wyeth's Sage, Bnlphnr Hair Tonic,
69.
Mentholatnm, 45.
Violet See Talcum Powder, 25.
Street Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
NEW SHEET
MUSIC ,
SPECIAL 9c
Kisses
Tears
You'll Find Old
Dixie Land in
France.
Lorraine.
Mummy Mine.
Record Albums
Special 89c-99c
Keep your records In order and out
of the dust. Buy albums now while
prices ane reduced.
Large Record Albimi, holding, twelve
13-inch records, 99.
Small Record Albums, holding twelve
lt-lnch records, 89.
Fit any cabinet.
Nyoil a very excellent oil which we
recommend for the . care of Victrolas
and othr household uses 15c and 25c.
Seventh Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
66 Wool and Fibre SILK
SWEATERS-$3.75-$5.95
HALF AND LESS
THAN HALF PRICE
Many bright colored sweaters in the most at
tractive styles, some with sash and some with
belts. Slipover and coat styles practical for all
year round wearing. This is an opportunity that
you will not be able to repeat for a long time, for
both wool and fibre silk sweaters are scarce right
nowl j
-Reduced from far higher
prices and reduced 'to these
two special prices t
f Street . Floor, Bargain Square.
v. -
And Elaborate SILK SWEATERS, $15 to $45, at HALF PRICE
Handsome novelty sweaters of pure silk novelty styles that are unusually beau
tiful and now to be had at exactly halfl Now on sale at S7.50 to-S22.S0.
, Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Silk, Velvet and Serge DRESSES
For Girls, 8 to 1 6, Now $5.9.5423.50
Possessing all the charm and style that characterize the frocks in this
section The Girls' Own Shop these dresses are suitable for many
occasions. And at these ereatly reduced prices will sell rapfdiyr Broken
sizes and colors. Dress and tailored styles.
Girls Coats $7.95
Corduroy, zibeline and plush. Belted styles. Velvet
and selr-trimmed. Big, comfy collars and pockets.
to IS sizes.
Peter Thompson Dresses
$15.95, $17.50, $19.50
Charming styles In fine serge. Pleated or gored
skirts. Braid and emblem trimmed. Sharply reduced
for this sale. Sixe 14 to 19 years.
Children's Coats $3.50 to $7.95
Lovely little coats in broken sizes and colors. Now
at these extremely low prices. For wee maids 2 to 9.
New Betty Sue Rompers
'i Special $1JZ5
For little tots from 1. to S years. Prettily made
and in dainty colors. Stripes, checks and solid col
ors combined with white. - Just the thing for kiddies.
Fourth, JPlosr, Lipicn, Wolfe Ul Co. - ..
Dreamin' 'Bout
Dat Great Big
Christmas Tree.
When I Send
You a. Picture of
Berlin.
Da.ug h t e r of
Kosie O'Grady.
And, judging from the way people have been buying stockings, there will be a grand rush Sat
urday to take advantage of this sale before it ends! There are Silk, Lisle and Cotton Stockings
for women and children alT at prices you could not equal ! Now is the time to supply your
hosiery neecls for months and months! Note thesethey are but a few of the many, many sav
ings! ' - ;V '
REMNANTS
5000 OF THEM
ONE-THIRD OFF
Remnants of Fine Piques
Remnants of Fancy Figured Voiles
Remnants of Dainty Flaxons
Remnants of Fancy Dimities ,
Remnants of Fancy Checks
Remnants of White Skirtings
Remnants of Ginghams
Remnants of Figured Percales
Remnants of Devonshire and Crepes
Remnants of Outing Flannel
Remnants of Table Linens '
Remnants of Toweling
From the above list you can see that practically
every kind of wash fabric that is wanted will be
found in this great sale of remnants. Some are
pure white, some are in dainty figured effects and
'many are in striking plaids. Lengths range from
Yt yard to 5 yards, and you will save exactly one
third the regular price on every piece you buy.
As lengths vary and assortments are naturally
broken, it will surely be to your advantage to
shop as early in the morning as possible.
Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co,
Velvet HATS Reduced
To $ 3
A good assortment for your
choosing, too- practically all
styles and all colors. Some
have straight, stiff brims, oth
ers have soft bfims and many
have soft, draped crowns that
are so popular and becoming.
Some are trimmed with
flowers, others with fancies
and novelties ' and many are
strictly tailored with simple ribbon bands for trimming.
Hats that have been reduced from far, far higher prices
for this special sale!
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
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Silk Clocked and Fancies 98c "
"Seconds." of an unusually fine grade of hose
" at this special prTce. All the wanted, shades
and all sizes. - .
Pure Thread Silk Boot Hose 59c 1
"Seconds" of pure silk hoseln black and
white and all colors. Fashioned legs and seam
less soles.
"Holeproof" Pure Thread Silks 79c '
"Substandards" of an excellent quality.
With lisle or lisle ribbed tops and reinforced
soles. Seamless. .
"Silk Service" Seconds at $1.19
Seconds of these famous stockings. In black,
white and forty-five shades with silk lisle tops,
six thread soles. V
Pure Heavy Thread "Perfects" $1.39
Fine pure thread silk stockings all first
quality with deep garter top. Full fashioned.
All colors.. r '
Lisle or Cotton "Cadets" 6 Pairs $1.50 :
Women's famous "Cadet" hose In black,
white and colors at this special- price. All of
them 'perfect Very special.
,W omen's Outsize Lisle Hose 3 Pairs $1.00
White or black lisle thread stockings regu
lar and outsize. Good stockings at a very special
price. Buy them by the doze.n..
Women's Full Fashioned Hose 50c
- Heavy cotton stockings In black, white or
balbriggan shade. All have elastic double top,
six thread soles, .heels and Joes.
Children's Pure Silk Hose 89c '
Pure thread silk hose of the highest quality
in white or flesh. Stockings that are very
scarce. . : ; . -- ' " '"-
Children's Silk Lisle Sox 25c J
i . -fancy roll tops of stripes and Scotch stripes
make these doubly "special." Fine soft quality,
some slightly sojled. 5 f
Infants' Cashmere Hose. 50c
Fine' quality, soft cashmere stockings that are
absolutely unshrinkable. In black, or white,
with silk heels.and toes..; Sizes 4 to-6 Un
usual values. i
Boys'" Bust ci -Browns" 3 for $1.25
Hose made for the youngster who "wears out
his knees" triple knees and double toes. Ftst
black. Unusually, heavy quality. Sizes 6 to 11.
50c pair or 3 pairs S1.25,
Boysr and Girls' Stockings 6 Pairs $2.00
Fait black cotton stockings made for the
school boy who needs stout hose. Finer quality
. cotton hose In medium weight for girls. "
Street Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
AT SALE PRICES
An opportune time to
buy new rugs for the home
now with prices lower than
the Spring 1919, whole-;
sale quotations.. See these:
Room "Sized Rugs
9x1 Seamless
Wilton Rags $6535
9x12 Finest
Wilton Rue S89.00
Beautiful patterns, and
colorings.
Seamless Axminster
Rugs Special $50.10
9x12 rugs in beautiful
patterns and soft colorings.
Best quality. ;
Seamless Velvet
Wilton Rugs $42.50
Handsome seamless .Wil
ton Velvets In the most
beautiful color combma
Jfens and patterns.. . r .
. Fifth Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
MEN'S Fine Kid GLOVES
Famous Makes A SALE
SIZtS 7,
7 1-4, 7 U2,
7 3-4, ONLY
rS Il Pair
00
PAIRS
ON SALE
And included in this sale is a large group for the famous Dent's
English Walking Gloves that so many men prefer to all others. Be
sides those there are tan capes, tan piquesj grey mochas, grey suedes,
white kids and wash chamois, some of them silk lined. ' First come,
first served so early shopping is in order. . . .
Men's Storerjust Inside Washington St. Entrance.
Long Handled Dust Pans 29c
Like illustration. - Dust pans'made with long handles
to eliminate stooping and inhaling dust. Very convenient
and specially priced for Saturday at 29c! '
s Household Section, Basement.
1 00 BOYS' SUITS ON SALE
n irriT-Tnrv Ar a 4 r rf A l C ?
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All sizes In these groups for boys 7 to 17 years old! Staunch, sturdy suits
made especially for hard wear. Many of them cravenetted, with double seat,
knee and elbows, to insure the best of service, AH are new models new
patterns and the snappiest styles I - Belters, military and split waist styles that
are so popular witn ooysi.
20 BOYS' MACKINAWS
SPECIAL AT $5.00
Sizes for boys ,6 to. lo years. All
new . clever plaids Jri brown, grey,
tan and maroon.' Belter and Norfolk
.stye coats with large shawl collars.
ON SALE oA rUKUAT UHU1
Fourth Floorj Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
BOYS' FLANNEL
BLOUSES $135
A special -price for these dandy,
warm blouses that vbave just been
received! Heavy, quality flannel. In
grey only. Tapeless style with but
ton down collar- and two ,miitary
flap pockets.? '. Sizes f to 14.
)WE USE NO COMPARATIVE PRICES; THEY ARE MISLEADING ND OFTEN UNTRUE