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1 .-W' SECTION TWO EDITORIAL TOWN TOPICS EIGHT PAGES IN FIELD OF SPORTS -FOREIGN NEWS PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 11, 1920. rrtf r r-ii i BIG I FOR I PORTLAND I;, SIBERIA OUR Russian Consulate Tells Chamber Dfners Time Ripe for America to Get Former German Trade. 'Germany has undoubtedly changed her tactics In respect to her former friend- the Bolahevlkl -primarily because of a new com mercial plan to subjugate Russia, and It Is for Lb reason that Amer ica should aw$ to the. opportuni ties of Siberia before It is too late." aid Boris Milovlch. commercial at tache of the Russian consulate at San Francisco, at a luncheon given by the Portland Chamber of Com merce Thursday noon. That Portland Is deeply Interested in the trade possibilities of Siberia, was manifest last week, when Milovlch spent the entire week conferring with local merchants, manufacturers and shippers. At the luncheon in hts honor Thursday, 0 business men were present to hear the commercial attache explain present trade Conditions. , "War and revolutions have dealt a terrific economic shock to Russia in the last five years," said Milovlch. "Prac tically all Industry has been extermi nated and Siberia as a result must pur sue two courses; establishment of new industry and purchase of products abroad. OEBMAXT FAVORED "Prior to the war Germany's influ ence bad prevailed In Russian Industry and commerce. With but few exceptions, everything purchased by Russian inter ests came from Germany. It was natural that such a course of action should come for the Oerman government made it a practice to supply all school and college needs with goods bearing the 'Made In Germany label. Business men as a re sult held a preference for German arti cles of their contact with them In school days. "Efforts are being made by Germany to capture the trade of Russia even now and the Siberian government is anxious to have America assume the same rela- tionshlp to its people as the German gov- crnment had before the war." Milovlch 'explained that American mercnants must go aiier eiDenan Busi ness in a way familiar to Russians. For eign trade representatives, he said, should in every Instance understand Rus sian, business methods and be sbie to speak the Russian language. In giving further explanation to con ditions stirring bis home land. Milovlch read extracts from an article -written by in-ofessor Vladimir L. Malellev, rector of the Polytechnic Institute at Omsk, for the January issue of "Siberian Oppor tunities." The extract follows; "Without denying the many positive qualities of German science, technique and Industry; we must remember, that Germany's principal efforts were directed not towards the peaceful conquest 'of the world's markets, but to prepare the way for her military operations. Germany regarded the development of her Industry rather as a means of acquiring military power than anything else. HELD IS OPEN "Now Germany is beaten ; her power is broken, but certainly only temporarily. She will shrink from nothing ; no effort whether lawful or unlawful will be, too preat; everything will be brought into play to enable her to regain the position she occupied before the world-war. "She Is once more ready to enter into economic relations with Russia, without reference to the kind of government which exists in this country. ' The task of the allies, who have been at war with Germany, must be In the future to pre vent her from strengthening herself in an industrial and "economic sense, at the expense of her weaker neighbors. "In particular the United States should not. allow Germany to execute her plan of subjugating Russia economically be cause of her weakness resulting from war and revolutlom In the first place America should turn its attention to Si beria. It should come to the help of cul ture and industry awakening In that country." Numerous Changes In Zoning, Classes Being Acted Upon Members of the city planning commis sion are busy acting on petitions from residents over the city who ask changes of classification under the proposed soning ordinance, according to Charles Henry Cheney, consultant to the com mission. Cheney states that where a substan tial majority of adjoining property . own ers desire a change of classification, the petitions are granted as fast as the council and ptannlng commission can check up on them. j Changes that have been agreed i upon during the past few days are as follows : Both sides of Main street, from Stout street to 100 feet east of King, changed ( to class two for apartments. Both sides of Broadway, from Iiarra bee to Williams avenue, changed to class five, for any kind of business, including garages and apartments. In Holladays addition, chancing the north de of Multnomah street, from Rest Eleventh to East Fourteenth: on Wasco, both sides, from East Eeventh to East Fourteenth; on Clackamas, from East Seventh to East Fourteenth streets, to permit apartments. The soning ordinance will be presented to the council for first reading oh Wednesday, January 21, according to Cheney. Suppress Bolshevism Among Miners, Is Aim Spokane, Jan. 10. Ways and means to suppress Bolshevism and I. W. W. among miners of the Northwest will be one of the important matters to be taken up at the annual convention of the Northwest Mining association to be held here Feb ruary is. to II, according to Sidney; Nor man, one of the trustees.- Double Trading Stamps Given Tomorrow With All Charge or Cash Purchases UNI 1 1 hi ! IN 1 r- n Special Inventory Offerings In Women's Apparel The Garment Store .Is making ready for the Annual Stock-talcing, and no efforts are being spared to reduce the stock to the lowest possible level. It Is a time of great savings for the woman who has need for a New Suit, Coat. Dress, Skirt or other garment. Note the specials below: Women's Suits Cheviot, V lour and Broadcloth Sui ts $19.98 -Velour, Silvertone CQ9 QC Smart Dressy S in best materials, $37.98 Braid and Fur- E9 QQ Trimmed Suits now DtJe).0 and Broadcloth Suits Suits of evora, broadcloth, silvertone, velour Inventory Sale $77.49 Women's Coats Coats of zibeline, d1 Q QQ cheviot and mixtures DJLeI0 Coats of velour, (POO A( diagonals, mixtures BOOtc7 Coats of silvertone flMO QQ and Yalama cloth at tIre0 Coats in beautiful JJK'7 OK dressy styles, special f Zft) Coats at V3 Off Second Floor Large assortment of Beautiful Coats in the season's most attractive styles. Made up in Bolivia, Duvetyn, Peach Bloom and vari ous other materials. loose or belted. Many with fur collars shown. $110.00 Coats Sale $73.34 I $175.00 Coats Sale $116.67 1127. SO Coats Sale $85.00 1 J29O.00 Coats Sale $193.34 140.00 Coats Sale $93.34 $295.00 Coats Sale $196.67 Women's Dresses Women's Dresses in many de lightful styles. Of wool serge, wool jersey, satin and (Pi Q QQ crepe de chine at wla.lO Serge, Georgette Crepe, Satin, Trlcolette Frocks. COQ Hf Priced special at only f!iO I ) Dresses of Velve- (?9 QC teen. Satin. Tricolette jVO.OU Women's Skirts Women's Dress Skirts of wool poplin, fancy plaids and fancy tweeds. Many attractive (jt A styles land colors. Special DJLU Women's Dress Skirts of silk poplin and the fashionable large plaids. Also novelty J- pr stripes. Sale price now OXeJ S. & H. Trading Stamps Represent a Direct Cash Saving on the Money You Spend Save Them and Add to Your Income! Royal Hair Restorer a remarkable preparation for re storing gray hair to its original shade. , . Beauty Shop, 2d Floor. Aomin The Standard Store of the Northwest Olds, Wortman & King Reliable Mejchandise Reliable Methods leyeotory Kodak Shop Main Floor Headquarters for. reliable films, kodaks, cameras and supplies. De veloping, printing and enlarging by experts. PROMPT SERVICE! ales A Vigorous Qlearaway of All Broken Lines, Small Lots and Odds and Ends Inventory Sale of Waists Second Floor Hundreds of bigh-class Waists lines that are somewhat broken as to sizes enter the Inventory Sale Monday morning at ex tremely low prices. Make your selections early. Waists at $428 Second Floor Women's Waists of fine quality crepe de chine and georgette crepe. Beaded, em broidered and tailored styles. Good colors. Inven- d OQ tory Sale price at iD&O Waists at $4.78 Second Floor Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Waists in many beautiful styles. Beaded, embroidered and tuck trimmed. White flesh and other (P A HQ colors. Inventory Sale I O Sale of Wool Sweaters Second FIooi- LOT 1 Women's Wool Sweaters in plain and fancy weaves. Shetland and Jersey. Styled with tuxedo QH AQ fronts. Inventory Sale D sTr Sweaters at $10 Second Floor Special lot of Wom en's Sweaters of Shetland, Georg ette, Mohair and Jersey. Plain, fancy and filet weaves. 1" A Priced special now at only DAvF Art Needlework Specials Bargain Circle, 1st Floor' Monday Only STAMPED SCARFS with pin cushions , to match Best Qp quality crash. Scecial at STAMPED Package Goods and Embroidered Models desirable arti cles. On sale at HALF PRICE TAPESTRY PILLOWS in oblong shape. Priced very special at $1.85 Waists at $6.48 Second Floor Dainty Waists for party wear, also the more practical tailored models. . Made up in georgette crepe and JJI Q crepe de chine. Sale DvfxO Waists at $8.98 Second Floor Waists of georgette crepe, satin and net. Many beau tiful styles in this assortment. White, flesh and other good, shades. Our Inven- (jQ QQ tory Sale rrice only t50i0 18-Inch Leather Bags Special at $12.00 Dept. 3rd Floor An exceptional bag at the above price. Owing to quantity being very limited we advise shopping early Monday. These Bags are made of genuine cowhide leather in light weight. Leather lined and well made in every particu- Q lar. Brown or black. Special D1. OTHER BAGS AND SUITCASES in ill sizes, styles and qualities at reasonable prices. It will pay you to come to this store for your travelng needs. Third Floor. Wardrobe Trunks Special $35 Third Floor- Full size Wardrobe Trunk 3-ply veneer ;fiber cover. Open top, equipped with laundry bag, shoe pockets and hat box. Full cloth Iinea. A trunk that will give splendid service. Priced special for the Inventory Sale at only Boston Bags 3rd Floor Handy for the busi ness or professional man also for students and shoppersi These are to be had in either brown or black. 1 3-inch Boston Bags at $7.00 14-inch Boston Bags at $7.50 15-inch Boston Bags at $8 00 16-inch Boston Bags at $8.50 Women's House Dresses $2.19 Center Circle, 1st Floor Women's House Dresses and Coverall Aprons in a special sale Monday at the Cen ter Circle. Fancy plaids, stripes and plain color materials. Several attractive styles.. Our I0 1Q Inventory Sale price is DdXJ All Furs H Price Second Floor Our remaining stock of Women's, Misses' and Children's Fur Sets and Scarfs offered at just x2 price to effect speedy clearaway. r Housekeepers' Week In the Inventory Sale For years the women of Portland and vicinity have made this store their headquar ters for House Supplies. We buy and sell more Linens and Domestic than any other store in the city and our prices are uniformly lower. For Housekeepers' Week we offer money-sayijig specials you should not miss. Bath Towels At 98c Min Floor Large size and extra heavy quality Bath Tow els 300 of them on QQ sale Monday at each IOC CRASH TOWELING soft and very absorbent. 18 in. wide. Spec' I, yd. 19c 07. AW V Inventory Clean-Up Sale of Odd Lines Infants Wear and Novelties Second Flooi- DOUBLE BLANK ETS of splendid quality. Fancy pink or blue borders. Well fin ished ends. Baby (gn Ck Week priced special at D6dL& KNIT LEGGINGS open or with foot KNIT SWEATERS and Sacques in various colors. Not all sizes in this lot, but extra good values. Priced for Baby Week (g-j fTQ sale while they last at tDXel V INFANTS' BANDS Shirts en tire line this week at special prices. at S2.19 Combs, Brushes, Sets, Etc. Infants' Combs, special at 23c Infants' Hair Brushes at 77c Second Floor Infants' Comb and Brush Sets 4 pieces, put up in neat boxes. $2.03-$3.59-$1.79 Infants' Comb and Brush Sets, two pieces. Special 77c, $1.13 $35.00 Annual Inventory Sale of Bedding Lf i KkAH IT I , r iml'l'uh novelties ot various kinds on sale Baby Week at 77c Small Record Books. SDec'l K- GIRLS' WASH DRESSES SPECIAL AT $2.98, $4 98 and R Q GIRLS' SATEEN SKIRTS IN BLACK. ROSE, GREEN? BLUE, Hill ModelGrocery Fourth Floor Experienced telephone clerks at your service 8 a. m. to 5:4 5 p. m. Phone Marshall 4800. A-6231. Buckwheat Flour 4 lb. Sack, AQkn Special HtU C 4th Floor Limit, twb sacks to a customer. Buckwheat Flour put up in 4-Ib. sacks. On Q sale Monday at. the sack Other Specials Popcorn regular price "I "J 15c a pound special at -LJ-1 Macaroni, Spaghetti and Ver micelli, on sale Monday at OK special, 3 packages for iJ Orange or Lemon Peel, f special Monday per pound frUL Citron Pftfil, special pound 50c Double Stamrs with purchases. 81x90 Bleached Sheets at $1.98 Pillow Cases Special 3 for $1 Main Flooi- EXTRA SPECIAL for Monday only. Bleached Sheets of splendid heavy quality. fl- QQ Size 81x90 inches eac'h DA0 Limit, one dozen to a customer. BLEACHED SHEETS, size 63x 90 inches, for 4 bed. fl- rrp Good, firm quality, at D.LI t) Main Floor BLEACHED Pillow Cases, size 45x38 inches. Spe cially priced at 35c fljl AA each 3 for only tDXUU SHEETING half bleached; fine, firm quality. 2 yards wide. Special at. the yard OUl SATIN BEDSPREADS CJI 4 Q good, large size sale 5TberO 10 Yards Longcloth for $1.95 Main Floor Fine, soft finish Eng lish Longcloth, 27 inches wide. Very desirable for spring lin gerie 10-yard pieces. fiT Priced special at only DX.XJJ Lingerie Nainsook of sheer soft quality. 27 inches wide. Put up 10 yards to the box. flJO f fr Inventory special, a box Silk Mixed Voiles $1.25 Yd. Main Floor 1000 yards Silk Mixed Crepe Voiles -dainty pat terns for spring and summer frocks. Great assortment of col ors and designs. Spe- J" OJT cially priced at, the yardDXt) Wool-finish Shirting Flannels, 32 inches wide. Good AKn patterns. Srecial 'at, vard OC Outing Flannels in stripes, checks and rlaids, 30c-35c yard. Inventory Sale of Curtains Third Floor Now is a good time to save on spring draperies. Note these very special offerings. $5.00 Curtains at $3.95 Marquisette Curtains with beau tiful ippliqued borders. Regular $5.00 values. Priced (PQ Qjr special price per pair DO7tl Curtains at $4.48 Marquisette Curtains with dainty lace edges and A Q Insertions. 55.50 vals. tDftalO Sale of Cretonnes By the Yard . 3rd Floor Over 15 00 yards fancy Art 'Cretonnes go into a special sale beginning Monday morning at surprisingly great reductions. -75c Art Cretonnes, yard. 48c 90c Art Cretonnes, yard 59c 11.25 Art Cretonnes, yard 89c 65c Fancy colored Mar- IQ qaisettes special yard 40i Blankets, Comforters and Pillows at Special Prices The Inventory Sale of Bedding never fails 'to attract widespread interest. It has become a fixed event that people look forward to, becau.se they know the savings are well worth waiting for. The Sale starts Monday and will continue throughout the balance of the week. Woolnap Blankets Special $5.85 Crib Blankets Reduced Third Floor Fancy Colored Crib Blankets our regular $1.25 Q, grade. On salf Monday atli $3.75 Crib Blankets at $3.29 $5.00 White Blankets at $4.25 Pillows Third Floor Feather Pillows, cov ered with goog quality fancy tick ing. On sale Monday J" "I Q at special price each wJLJLf Baby Pillows our $1.10 QC grade specially priced at itJl , - - - . - hi$4.89 grade. Inventory Sal Blankets, $6.50 Gray Woolnap I $6.00 Fancy Plaid Wool- Blankets with fancy colored I nap Blankets in full size borders. Good flJf QP and good weight. size and weight. wJVJtf 1 Inventory Sale $8.00 Fancy Plaid Woolnap Blankets special $6.95 $6.50 Blankets $5.85 1 White Woolnap Blankets of good heavy weight and large size. Regular selling price HE $8.00 Sale price is WUtlO $9.00 White Wool- (?rf Qfj? finish Blankets, a pair 3 Third Floor White Woolnap Blankets with fancy colored bor ders. Regular $6.50 flC OK le tPCSaUf $8.50 Gray Woolnap Crr OP special at P $13.50 Wool Blankets at $9.90 $15.00 Plaid Blankets at $12.65 Third Floor Large size White Wool Blankets of good large size and good weight Reg- JQ QA ular $13.50 values at iDVV U Third Floor Fancy Plaid Wool Blankets in various colors. These are full large size. O !C Regular $15 grade tDX.UtJ A Practical Way to Reduce Expenses WasherS" Wrin5er This Machine Will Cut Your Laundry Expense to Less Than Half! There is an extraordinary demand for Washing Machines, due to the scarcity of domestic help and to the high cost of living. Thousands of housewives have discovered that a Gainaday Washer will cut laundering expenses a half or more. They know, too, that the saving in clothes is quite considerable and also that it requires but a small fraction of the time to do the work. GAINADAY Electric Washers are made of best quality mate rial and are guaranteed. See Demonstration on the Third Floor. $10 First Payment 1 Year to Pay Balance 11 I Model i I J J $4250 Jewel Gas Ranges Third Floor Style as shown above is especially adapted for apartments and kitchenettes, or where there is bat limited space for the . range. Occupies space of 40 inches. Double constructed oven size 16x16x12 inches. Top plate is equipped with giant and three single burners, each fitted with a Detroit Jewel improved lever valve. White enameled dirt tray 'under plate. JIO CA Priced special at only t!r-fa.t)VF OTHER JEWEL GAS RANGES $57.50. $67.50. $70. $80. $85, $90. $100 and $160 Stoves Sold on Easy Payment Plan One Minute Washers Third Floor We are sole Port land agents for One. Minute Elec tric Washing Machines $2 down, $2 a week. See demonstration on the Third Floor without fail. "1900" Electric Washers Third Floor These machines- give universal satisfaction. Come to the Housewares Section the next time you are in the store and see "1900" Washer in operation. $5 Sale of Silverware Third. Floor Special assortment of high-grade silver-plated wear to be closed out at five dollars. Many dif ferent articles such as Comports, Cas seroles, Cake Plates, Fruit Baskets, Cracker and Cheese Dishes. Chest of Silver $9.95 tiki Third Floor Heavy silver-plated Tableware guaranteed for 10 years. Each set contains 6 me dium Solid Knives, 6 medium Flat Handled Forks. 6 Tea Spoons, 6 Table Sroons, l Sugar Spoon, 1 Butter Knife. Put up tiQ QK in neat case. Special wVmVD Silver-plated Fruit Basket $5 Silver-Plated Fruit Dish $5.00 rSilver-Plated ; Casserole $5.00
