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Tiltt UKEGUJN DAILY JUUKNAL, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1920. PORTLAND. .OREGON BDLSHFViSM IS I ERMED CZARiSM ON THE REVERSE Dr. Hough, President of North western University, Gives In teresting Lecture About Reds. Bolshevist propaganda is the Height of absurdity in America, said Dr. Lynn Harold Hough, president of Northwestern university, Chicago, in an address Thursday before the Progressive Business Men's club. . s It resuWs, he explained, from ignor ance In the minds of aliens of the fact that in this country, through political action, may be obtained what in the countries whence they came is denied V, the will of the majority by autocratic rule. Bolshevism. Dr. Hough defined In the course of one of the most brilliant ad dresses heard in Portland, as "ciarlsm turned upside down a government by a minority of a minority, which In Rus sia condemned Itself forever by nullify ing, within three weeks of the event, an election which was to have given Rus sia's 180.000.000 a chance to declare the will of the majority." BOLSHEVISM DEFIJfED Bolshevism is the opposite of democ racy, said the educator. It was his task to define democracy. This was his offer ing: "A circle with the individual st the center Is anarchy. A 'il.-cle with tin state at the center Is tyranny. Democ racy Is an elipse of which the two foci are tho individual and the state, the in dividual being given every right that does not Interfere with the common good, the state exercising all authority which Is possible without questioning the individual." England and America, said Dr. Hough, ere two countries 'where revolution Is unnecessary, because the majority can get what they want through pollthia! action. But England is not in such good condition as America, because there the government Is so tremendously respons ive to the will of the people they some times get things they are not sure they want, while In America the majority gets what it wants If it wants it long enough. POISE 18 WAITED "We have a contagion of fear. Fear finally creates the thing it is afraid of. What we need is an attack of confi dence, poise, good will and fairness. Modern, microscopic, men going about in chattering fear is a most idotic spec tacle. . "Fairness is the only basis upon which men can get together. 'It Is Important that we keep that twinkle of the eye which denotes friend liness and self control. When in ar gument trying to convince the other fellow., if you make him mad you only succeed In closing his mind." r BP Tstni Armtar lo fll lact AV j of our special 3 days' sale jf Groceries of groceries advertised in Wednesday evening pa pers. In addition : Commeal. fresh Eastern, white and yellow, 9-lb. 5 sacks OOK, R Fancy Cooking Figs, white M f and black. 4 lbs DJ- Fancy Oregon Prunes, ft large size. 4 lbs.... DJ- 2 Butter. M. & F. Royal Banquet, A fresh creamery, J" OA A 2-lb. roll tDlsOt j Fisher's Pancake Flour, QKf S No. 10 sacks Jua K Meier A Frank's : 5 Grocery, Ninth Floor. R I Tn QuaiitY Stos oe Ptmn lj . , rA t K I'm Kordver Blowing Bubbles Si Wonderful Thing W. Everybody Calls Me Honey 0 Dreamy Alabama Let the Rest of the World Go By fA uttruaueuu On Miami snore Song Hits 35c "Venetian Moon," a sen sational Oriental Fox Trot Hand in Hand Again My Isle of Golden Dreams T Am Climbing Mountains Sunny Weather Friends Your Eyes Have Told Me So Tell Me ' In Tour Arms Happy Butterfly Tell Me Why Pome Beautiful Morning Molly Malone Souvenir Across the River of Tove Not in a Thousand Tears I'm Always Falling in Love That Old Fashioned Mother of Patches Peggy Sand Dunes Bye Lo Sweet and Low Naughty Waltz Vamp Beautiful Ohio By he Campfire Mammy's Lullaby Oh I What a Pal Was Mary Lonesome, That's All Wonderful Pal You'd Be Surprised Two Good Saturday Apparel Values k WA 2 2 2 Q. R. S. Rolls for Player Pianos We have the following numbers: Baby Hand In Hand Ag-aln Climbing Mountains Let the Rest of the World Go By Roses at Twilight Will ' Wisp You Ain't Heard Nothing; Yet Dardanella I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Meier Frank's: r Basement Balcony. 5 8 s S 6 3 s s 8 ! i I 2 i Men's Work Shirts $2.25 Smart New Dresses $16.75 Dresses for misses, dresses for women of average build and dresses for those of ampler proportions. A wonderful variety of up-to-the-ininute styles in garments of soft chiffon finish messaiine, satin and velveteen. Draped tunic, long overskirt peplum and straight-line effects. Nearly all the approved colors. Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes 16 to 5 1 in the lot. One pretty model sketched. Newest Spring Coats $19.75 These, like the dresses above, are most exceptional at the price. Women's new spring coats of fine all wool poplin in navy blue only. Belted style with collar of self material. Lined to the waist. Button trimmed. All sizes 16 to 40. Illustrated. Underwear 48c Women's medium weight vests and pants in a broken range of sizes. Vests in high neck, long sleeves style, ankle length pants. Bloomers 98c Women's bloomers with elastic at waist and knee. Full cut and well finished. All sizes in black. Regular sizes in flesh. r New Ready-to-Wear Hats Our Lower Price Store Millinery Section is now showing a great diversity of smart ready-to-wear hats in plain satin, straw-and-satin. georgette-and-straw. Stylishly trimmed with ostrich, flowers and stickups. Attractively priced at 4.98 to 7.98. New Untrimmed Hat Shapes A large assortment of new untrimmed shapes are now on dis play in Milans, chip straws, bead chips, etc. All the latest colors. Priced $1.98 to $4.98. Straw Braids We are now showing a large variety of straw braids sold by the yard in any length desired. Flowers for trimming the new un trimmed shapes will be found in wide array at lowest prices. pxKKiBOY SCOUT ANNIVERSARY WEEK "DO A GOOD TURN: DAILY"; ASK A IbOY SCOUT HE KNOWSnvasv 24 DAYS OF SALES jfiSSSlll TOMORROW WINDS UP THE SECOND WONDERFUL WEEK OF OUR GREAT FEBRUARY DRIVE! I Men's hpaw. wpll.madp un1l -..1, i,:4, - - ' . , ' amiia in many pat- terns. With convertible collars. Will launder nicely. All c r a f " sizes. Men's Union Suits for $U9 8 Men's fine medium weight union suits in long sleeves, ankle length closed crotch style. White and ecru. Broken sizes 40 and 42 only.' Corduroy Suits $7.49 Boys suits made of serviceable corduraiy In Norfolk style The coat is lined throughout with good khaki lining. Knickerbocker pants with tape seams. Dark brown. Sizes 7 to 16 years Suite $4.79 Broken line of juvenile cor duroy suits in sizes 3, 4 and 5 years. Belted style. Pants are fully lined. Knickers $2.39 Boys' Ood quality medium wale corduroy knickers in seal brown only. With taped seams. Sizes 7 to 17. Meier Frank's : Lower Price Store, Basement, Baloony. fetes fCJsrjLM 5 ! s ! I j j i 2 t Formerly $1.59 to $1.98 Crepe de chine, tub satin, metal cloth and-crepe georgette camisoles. Majority need pressing or tub bing. Nearly any and every style represented, plain or lacy, some with sleeve caps. Meier & Frank's : Third Floor. Sixth Street. 9 Topsy Turvy Go Prices on Girls' Dresses The prices of regulation and fancy styles of dresses undergo quite a radical change for this week-end. SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES $ 4.98 to $ 8.95 Grades $4.69 $13.50 to $18.50 Grades $9.85 Sizes 8 to 16 years in the three dresses pictured, and in countless others ready to. see in the Xiris' Store. Batiste, chambray, gingham, organdie, lawn. Lovely colors and styles. Some need tubbing or pressing, but many are practically new and fresh. WHITE REGULATION DRESSES $6.95 to $7.50 Grades All $3.98 Majority are the famous Bob Evans styles made of excellent white cotton. Many need tubbiflg be cause they have been handled. Broken sizes 8 to 14 years. u WHITE MIDDIES REDUCED $1.98 to $2.50 Grades $1.59 $2.98 to $4.98 Grades $2.49 For 6 to 16 years and 36 to 40 sizes. Good qual ities but many need laundering. Favorite trade marked styles. SHEPHERD CHECK DRESSES $4.98 Grades $3.85 $10.99412 Grades $5.59 Good at the former prices and real thrift "buys" at the new reductions. White flannel or black col lars. Sizes 6 to 14 years. REGULATION DRESSES $12 to $16.50 Grades $6.95 Plaid dresses in style as pictured with white tub bodice and red tie, also flannel and serge regula tions with contrasting pleated skirts. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Meier & Frank's : Second Floor. (Mall Orders Filled.) Silk Camisoles 79c s French Corsets $2.47 Madame Irene models made in New York but French in every line and stitch. All Samples and all very much reduced because they show signs of handling. Sizes for medium and large women. Good for house wear because they are not too heavily boned. Meier & Frank's : Corset Shop. Third Floor. Casque Combs 98c NEW and specially priced just received in a small but im portant special purchase. Attractive combs of imitation tortoise shell with three rows of brilliants. 5c war tax. Meter & Frank's : Jewelry Shop, Main Floor. Silk Petticoats Including "Eppos" $8.50 Were specially priced at 10, 10.50 and 12.50. Made of good jersey silk, trimmed with taffeta flounces. Almost any color needed to contrast with spring clothes. Olive, dark blue, peacock, gray, green, brown, black. Many are bound with braid. Very unusual to be able to get EPPO petticoats in a sale. Meier & Frank's : Petticoat Shop, Third Floor. Rose City", Bows 75c Special I Crisp new hair bows made up of y yards of silk taffeta ribbon. 54 inches wide, with fancy edge. Pink, blue, old rose, navy, car dinal, delft, brown, scarlet, black and white. AsJt to see the "Artistic" hair bow fastener. .: Meier Frank's : . Ribbon Shop, Main Floor, A $10 Party of Fascinating Spring Hats Invites Your Presence Saturday. The hostesses will be hats of straw, of straw and satin, of straw and taffeta and of the new batavia cloth. They have been singled out for their many charms such as cellophans roses, "bump crowns, highly lacquered wings, varnished quills, natural istic flowers, ribbon bows, feathers. Some are the creations of our own milliners, but many have just arrived from .New York and will receive a true western welcome. Meier & Frank's : Fourth Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.) r At Last the Electric Shop Has Enough for One Day's Selling of the Famous "Thor" Washers With the Swinging Wringer tf& 1 A K at the Old Price fl "0 Thor electric washers are the best we know. Thev are per fectly safe ven a child cannot injure itself with a Thor. There are no revolving belts or open mechanism of any kind. And they are prefect wizards at doing the week's washing. Just try them. Gather your' clothes, put them in the Thor. fill with hot water and soapsuds, lock down the lid. turn the switch. '; That's au there is to the process. j Come back in ten minutes, put the clothes through the electric wringer, attached to the ihor rinse hang -In the basement or the outdoor sunshine. No home Is complete without a Thor washer. A Carload 01 Thors Ordered in October at the Old Price arrived in Portland this week and can be inspected and se lected in the Electric "Shop to- ii mm J& m morrow. . The new nationally restricted price already in operation throughout the United States is 160. But until we sell out this ship ment, which we purchased at the old rate, the price here will be 145. Phone, and mail orders filled in rotation. ' Thor washers, the copper models, included at 175. Your Own Terms In Reason Meier Sc. Frank's : Electric Shop, Basement Balcony. LAST DAY SALES Last Day of the sale of 17.500 pairs men's, women's and children's shoes at average present wholesale cost Third Floor. Last Day of the annual spring sale of notions andj dressmakers' supplies. Main Floor. Last Day of the special 6 "days' featur ing of standard qualities drugs and toilet articles at lowest prices. Main Floor. Last Day of the 4 days sale of station ery and office supplies, etc. Main Floor. rr Men's and Young Men's Suit Sale $29.85 This sale sf suits at close to half today's prices comes to an end at 5:45 p. m. tomorrow. Men and young men who want MEIER & FRANK standard clothes at clear away" prices' should not let this opportunity go past. All the suits' are from regular stock. Practically all are all wool. Styles and weights will be good for spring. Good range of sizes. , Meier & Frank's: The Store for Men, Third Floor. Last Day Sales on the Main Floor Are: Sale of Silk Shirts $7.85 Regular $10.00 and more. GOOD SILKS, famous for looks and wear heavy jacquard weaves, crepes de chine and bs-oadcloths. v Every shirt first quality, from regular stock. Save more by buying two at-$15. Pajamas and Night Shirts Pajimas arespeclal at 2.49 Instead of 13.50 to 14.50, it 3.95 instead of 6 Mid at 4.95 instead of 7.5o-8. Night shirty are special at 1.29 instead of 11.50. at i.6S in. stead of 2.50. 3 and 3.50. Extraordinary Glove Sale At 1.85. he regular 3 ivory, gray, blown and tan. up to 10. and 3.50 washable cape P. K. and P. X. M. seams. gloves In All sizes Many are all wool. All are standard makes. Some PANTS. Sampeck represented suits. have 2 PAIRS OF and Dubbelbilt are In the one-pants Boys! See the Aeroplane Seven Styles in Silk Blouses Good-Looking at $4.85 Spring coaxes one to wear something different Birds are singing. Flowers are on the way. Spring bats are every where. Spring suits are being chosen day by day and how can one wear a spring suit without a new blouse? And why not save on the blouse's cost, when there are uch pretty ones offered? All these seven styles of silk blouses, are of georgette crepe and the trimmings arc more charming than one would expect at so little. ' ' Flesh, china blue, sunset, navy. white. Broken sizes. Meier Frank's ; Fourth Floor, Mall Orders FUleiJ.) Meier tc FVank's: The Store for Men, Th Ira Floor. , 1 Last Bay of the Sale 500 Boys' Suits 14.85 Nearly all cf the suits are offered at LESS THAN PRES ENT WHOLESALE COST. Suit for schoo!, dress, yeir round wear. Well-tailored rarments with alt', seams taped, pants fully lined. AH shades of gray, brown and green. Sizes 7 to 18 years. in action tomorrow on our Third Floor. It is a miniature reproduc tion of a J-N-4 JCurtiss byplane. It circles unceasingly with Its pro peller revolving like lightning and the motor whirring like everything. -Meier 4b Frank's: Third Floor. (Mall Orders Filled.) 1 r F 5 $ V SI S j. !- 5 k m j. h x Ta w 4 '? v? . -
