PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1919.
PORTLAND
WOMAN
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ARGONHE DRIVE
Remarkable Experience of Miss
Mary Henthorne as Member of
" Y. M. C. A. Canteen Service.
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THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY o
SERVED IN LUXEMBOURG
Followed the Second Division on
Their Entry Upon German Soil
With the Army of Occupation.
Flying Kile Proves Fatal
Scranton. Pa., Sept. 20. Flying a kite.
Andrew Loyck was killed during a heavy
thunder storm recently; A bolt of light
ning ran down the wet string. Loyak
was struck in the back of the head and
ail Ma hair waa burned off. .
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Wearing the neat gray uniform of
the Y. M. C. A. canteen service, with
the Indian head on a black shield,
the Insignia of the headquarters de
tachment of the Second division.
Miss Mary C. Henthorne returned t-o
Portland this week. Miss Henthorne
will be remembered as the librarian
of the children's department at Cen
tral library before entering service
two years ago. With her sister, Miss
Orll Elsie Henthorne, who was
awarded the Croix de Guerre, the
Portland woman was privileged to
he assigned to a combat division, and
their experience overseas included
relief work with a field hospital unit
at the front. Under fire, canteen
service In ruined villages, the wit
nessing of the great American bar
rage during the last of the Argonne
defensive and the unique experience
of following their division Into the
Oerman territory with the army of
occupation.
IX CHALOITS-SUE-MARUE
.Beginning with service for 10 days in
the ruined village of Chalons-sur-Marne,
Miss Henthorne was sent to I,es Tslettes
where the canteen was established in a I
shattered peasant's cottage, the furni
ture of which consisted of one plate
glass, nilrror, strangely disfigured, one
bench and an old picture. In one room
lived an old mademoiselle, 83 years old,
partially demented. This same building
furnished quarters for an officers' billet.
The canteen service table was Impro
vised by the use of a board placed
across the window sill, from which the
hot drinks of chocolate and coffee were
served through the window opening.
WATCHED HISTORICAL DRIVE
On November 1 the two Henthorne
sisters arose at 3 a. m. and went to the
hilltop, where, with two other workers,
.they watched the barrage which has
gone down Into history irr the great
American defensive of the Argonne
drive. They Witnessed the shifting
lights of the horizon, which was for
miles illuminated with weird fires of
bursting, shells and star shells, as well
as the signal fire in the valley below.
They experienced the deafening roar and
reverberation' of the guns, and at the zero
hour realized that the Americans were
going over the top and heard the return
fire of the German counter barrage.
Then they hastened back to their post to
work with the wounded as they were
brought back, supplying them with hot
chocolate made outside , the dressing
tents on an open fire and carried Into
the tents in marmite cans. The human
side of the scene, the gratitude of the
men who, In many cases, had not had a
hot drink in 24 hours, Is one of the deep
est Impressions brought back by Miss
Henthorne, who snatched a few mo
ments' sleep that night on a narrow lit
ter, brought from the seriously wounded
ward.
LUXEMBOURG EXT
Following the cessation of hostilities.
Miss Henthorne went with the division
to Luxembourg, where she worked in
canteen service at Larochette. The "Y"
workers were housed in the home of a
pro-Prussian family, whose ancestral
portraits, with their powdered hair.
Iron crosses and their military aspect,
looked down upon them from the walls
during their work. Here Miss Hen
thorne had charge of the money ex
change, often having to change the
money of three countries for a Yankee
boy who wished to send home his allot
ment. At Neuweid It became the duty
of the canteen workers to supply make
up, costumes, musical Instruments and
stage equipment for the various troupes
of entertainers which were organized
among the men of the A. K. F.
COBLEXZ HEADQUARTERS
At Cobleni a large headquarters of
supply was established, which employed
12 German dressmakers and secured the
output of four musical instrument fac
tories for Its soldier-actors. It was dif-
ficult to secure grease paint, and the
commodity bad become so rare in Ger
many that it was necessary to buy it
wherever possible, ana orten n naa to
come from Paris. The Second division
had a record of supplying 125 cinema
performances per week in August, when
the service was . discontinued with tho
army of occupation.
Miss Henthorne arrived in New York
with her sister August 16. and has been
visiting throughout the Kast before re
turning to Portland. Before going over
seas, she waa stationed with the Amer
ican Library association for 10 months
In Washington, f. C.. and also worked
under Mrs. Finley J. Shepard as acting
secretary , with the Training Camp Ac
tivities, her work being similar to that
of liaislon officer between the men of the
U. S. navy and the American Library
association.
Movie Studio Planned
For Beaver Film Co.
Property at the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Raleigh streets consist
ing of an improved tract 100 by 100 feet
In area, has been leased by the Beaver
Film company, a California concern.
The Beaver company proposes making
extensive improvements and will es
tablish a studio for the purpose of re
producing Oregon scenic films. The lease
was negotiated by the Jvletger-Parker-Ferguson
company.
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Our Personal Service Bureau will
be glad to shop for you when it it
not convenient for you to come in
person. Ask tor Mrs. Alice Campbell.
-Pictorial Review Pat
terns, new Magazine and
Fall Fashion Boo k
here. Street Floor!
J "Merchandise of c Merit Only
Let us develop and print
your films our service is
of the highest kind.
Street Floor.
Take' a box of our delicious Can
dies home with you or let us send
them. They are delicious and abso
lutely pure mdde fresh here
every day. Street Floor.
Atitammi amud time New Are ImseiD&psdble sit Tikis Store
Radiant with the spirit of newness, you will find this store the most attractive shopping center in Portland this Autumn.
Effort has been made as never before to present the new here first in all its glory, in all its beauty, in all its richness! A
visit to this store tomorrow will convince you that this store displays the sort of apparel and accessories you will enjoy
wearing this Autumn!
Hats That Are Distinctive at $ 1 5
Every year women tell us what charming assort
ments of millinery are to be found in our salons but
we have never felt more pleased ourselves than with
the chapeaux which we have to show you this Autumn.
In this group featured
tomorrpw at fifteen dollars
you will find hats that re
flect all the salient points
of the most expensive im
ported models. And the
assortment is so varied it
is quite impossible to at
tempt description in a few
words here.
Materials that are the last word
smartness, styles, color combination
touches of trimming all proclaim
artist designer and make these hats
usual at $15. Styles and sizes for
occasions. Won't you come and
them?
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
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Special Sale
Glove Silk
Undergarments
Clove Silk Vests $3.50
Attractive vests finished with plain
tailored band tops and very narrow
shoulder straps. Also there are
bodice top styles that have ribbon
shoulder straps nice to wear under
camisoles. Sizes 3li to iZ in flesh
colors.
Glove Silk Bloomers $5.50
Flesh colored bloomers of good glove
Bilk, reinforced in crotch, with elastic
at waistline and knees. These in sizes
6, 7 and 8.
Street Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Featuring Garments by
Bl
ouses Uut or the Urdinarv
At $7.50
New Autumn models in
blouses at this moderate
price that look as if they had
cost very, very much more,
await your selection tomorrow!
There are embroidered,
lace trimmed, frilled and tai
lored effects blouses for
every kind of a suit.
All the popular suit shades
and. of course, dainty flesh,
maize and white blouses are
shown and while there are
hundreds, the price.js.so
moderate, buying will be
eager!
Third Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
New Clocked
Silk Hose
Special $2.25
Fine quality silk hose, with' dainty
clocking at the sides, especially popu
lar with heavier Autumn Oxfords and
pumps, or for dancing. In black, Cor
dovan, white and grey.
'Women's Heavy Sport Hose
Many of these are in tjie popular
Richelieu rib, and others quite plain
all are exceedingly smart. Such shades
as green, brown, blue and heather
mixtures. Of worsted, up from J2.00.
Street Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Ca.,
Goats Suits
Tailored Frocks
Again this week, we are able to show
new models in the famous Pellard Gar
ments the apparel of distinction ap
proved by the most particular women.
A Hint of What Awaits You
Pellard coats of rich silk Duvetyn, embroidered, enriched
by deep collars of beaver or squirrel. Soft wraps of peach
bloom with lustrous collars of Hudson Seal. Crystal cloth de
veloped into glorified coats with big, big collars of nutria or
beaver coats without end. Priced $125 to $450.
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SUITS that reflect the last whimsy of Dame
Fashion with touches of the unusual here
and there to assure you they are "Pellards."
The newest fabrics, the loveliest colors the,
richest furs and touches of embroidery.
Priced $125 to $450.
TAILORED FROCKS of every kind that's fashionable coat
frocks, street frocks, embroidered and tucked frocks in all
the modish shades. Priced $75 to $250.
Furs of Fashion
Rich, luxurious furs to add to the smartness and com
fort of any Autumn or Winter costume. The past week
has brought out to us the most exquisite fur coats we
have ever seen. They are in the fashionable 28, 30 and
"",". 'W-inch. lengths El eganr combination-of pelts, artistic
in design and exquisite in workmanship. Priced $450
to $800,
A Sale Extraordinary
Velveteens
-Velveteens bought for the first day of
our Birthday Sale but received but a few
days ago! However, consistent with Lip
man, Wolfe & Co. policy the advantage
is yours buy now at the extraordinarily
low sale price
Deep pile velveteens, 36 inches wide, in the most wanted colors mink
brown, dark brown, plum, taupe, navy and black at a price unheard of
now, with silks so high and labor problems so acute. -
Ask any tailor any dressmaker about the situation of the velvet
market then you $vill come early Monday morning if you expect to
procure velveteen for a new frock, suit or coat at this LOWER THAN
WHOLESALE PRICE!
The quantity is limited so no telephone or
ders can be filled none reserved or exchanged.
Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
New Fur
Collars
to give that smart appearance to
your fall suit or coat. Shawl and sailor
shaped collars, taped and padded, all
ready to sew right on. Of s k ti n k
opossum, nutria, Australian opossum,
Hudson seal, seal de Luxe and coney
Priced $8.75 to $25
Second Floor,
Lipman, Wclfe & Co.
New Neckwear
The new Crowley neckwear is here
in all its exquisitely fresh loveliness.
Fine batiste, organdie and net collar-and-vestee
sets ; guimpes with cas
cades and Bertha collars. Quaint Bus
ter Brown and Quaker sets all are as
lovely as can he.
Street Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
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- Featured Specially for Tomorrow
Tricolette Frocks at $50 Novelty Suits at $75
A special sale of these charmingly modish frocks. They are
in the season's most approved styles embroidered, plain tai
lored and some are combined with Georgette. The colors are
black, navy, brown, taupe and beaver. All sizes for women in
cluding small sizes.
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Suits of such desirable fabrics as Tricotines. Fancy Tweeds,
Silvertones and Wool Velours in a variety of the season's most
pleasing styles. There are belted, fancy braided and plain tai
lored models all beautifully tailored and silk lined, the very
newest snaaes.
New Yalama Coatings $7
A rich coating fabric that is popular this season because It falls
into such beautiful flowing lines. It is 58 inches wide and strictly
all wool of fine texture.
DeIviBrOWn' Navy" Taupe- Reindeer, Copen, Beaver, Tan and Blue
Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Dainty Undergarments of
Crepe De Chine
Specially Featured
No better values in dainty feminine underwearables
nave we seen for some time, than these so specially
featured.
oowns
$5.95
V our lovely
models in gowns
of splendid qual
ity crepe de
chine. Tailored
and more elab
orate styles
round, pointed
or square necks.
Bodice top or
built up shoulder
effects.
Dainty rote
buds, rows of in
sertion and love
ly lace trim
them.
a
emise
$3.35
Four of the
y prettiest models
in fine quality
crepe de chine
envelope chemise
all made bod
ice top style,
trimmed with
lace and insets
of lace. White
and delicate
flesh shades.
Excellently
good value s
buy for the en
tire season.
Crepe De Chine Bloomers $3.45
Excellent quality wash satin bloomers, unbelieveably
low In price. Garter effects with hemstitchery or lace
trimming and lace Insets at knee. Elastic at waist. And
firmly reinforced. Some models have tiny pockets to
carry Milady's powder puff.
Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
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EugenicDeveloper
for
Baby
$2.95,
A convenient
swing, to be
suspended from
door with
springs. Indis
pensable for
comfort of both
baby and
mother.
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Mothers will find everything for the lit
Ue newcomer daintily made and daintily
displayed here for selection in the Baby's
Own Shop on the Fourth Floor. Every
thing, from the tiniest band to the most
elaborate coat or bit of Nursery Furniture.
We have complete stocks of Arnold's and
Vanta and Reuben's wear for infants:
Infants' Beacon Blankets To roll the"bby
in. or for crib use pink or blue res.
with white designs 95C
Blankets All white, or with touches of
color in figures and designs 81.35
Dnnhle Crib Blanket!) So downy and soft
-'-with pink or blue borders and flowers
and bindings 82.35 to 83.95
Baby Bags Something new for go-cart or
crib use 83.00
Wood Toilet Seat Oak finished. .... 75
Infants' Xnrsery Chain White enamel,
with tray 81.95
Infants' Bobby Beds Five different mod
els. some In all white enamel with
springs all on wheels with rubber tires.
Priced ..-85.95 to 89. 50
Dryers or Clothing Racks All white
enamelled S4.00
Geaafne Baby Kiddy Konps Two
sizes white 826. OO or 828.00
Completely Made
Layettes
One at $54.95
A 69 piece set dainty articles many
of them hand made or hand embroid
ered consisting of
2 Hand Made Drran
Hand Made Skirts
Arnold's Towel
2 Wash Cloths
1 Rubber HheeUng
1 Quilted Tad
36 Daisy Cloth
Diapers
Shirt Form
1 Btorkine Form
cards Safety Pins
3 Arnold' Silk and
Wool Shirt
Arnold's Binder
Arnold's Cowni
Flannel 8kirt.
hand scalloped
Ioiihle Blanket
Single Blanket
Rec-irlng Blanket
- Hud Made Slips
2 Hand Made down
And One at S35
Another charming set, but without
any hand made pieces. 65 pieces in all.
1 ainsook Skirt, em
broidery trimmed
1 I Kill hie Blanket
1 Single Blanket
- Daisy Cloth W rap
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1 Quilted Crib Pad
1 Rubber "h-.ting
3B Daisy Cloth
Ihuiiera
3 Parkates of Safety
Pins
'8 Merino Shirts
3 Vant Binders
3 Cashmere Hose
3 Daisy Cloth Ger
trude Shirts
3 Daisy Cloth Gowns
3 Nainsook Slips
1 Nainsook Skirt, Uee
trhr.med
Sanilap Tables $5.50
Convenient for mother and comfortable for
baby the easiest way to change and dress
baby at any time. Collapsible and easily put
away when not in use. Like cut.
'Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
La Vida Corsets
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-For the woman who
wants to be assured of the
correct Autumn .Silhouette
the announcement of. new
arrivals in popular Iji Vida
Corsets will be greeted with
enthusiasm.
These are designed espe
cially to give grace and
freedom of movement they
are lightly boned and made
of fine broches and routila
In white or flesh.
Our expert corset -Ieres
will find the
exact model which
your Individual re
quirements demand.
Priced $5 to $16.50
Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
An Entirely New
Miser Bag
The bag pictured
is a clever new minia
ture miser bajj with
double purse con
taining coin purse in
both sides and a
large mirror dividing
the purses.
As you see, it is to
be carried by a single
strap handle that al
lows It to swing grace
fully over the arm.
Of fine soft suede in tan and grey or white, grey,
tan and black kid the prices vary from
$1.95 to $6.50
Street Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
oTHIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN VNTPIJF
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