THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1820.
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OREGON SCENERY
IS FEATURED AT
SPRING EXHIBIT
Colorful bits of Oregon scenery are
featured in the second annual spring
exhibition of the work of the Port
land Palette club shown at the Cen-
5 tral library this week. The exhibi
tion will be open until Monday, The
:" list of ' studies : includes ! landscape
work and decorative panels as well
as interesting paintings of birds and
several portraits
' "Aug-ust'u Fire I Hare." among the
works of E. D. M.j Fowle of Multnomah,
Qr.. la 1 work of unusual charm in color
and composition, j Local cenes were
.chosen by ittie artist for most of his
work fhown in tjhe exhibit. The bird
studies R. Bruce Horsfall, familiar to
Portland folk from previous showings,
re among the notable pictures shown
at the library, fThe Pioneer." a por
trait of strength and character, is also
among Mr. Horsfall's pictures.
Amontr the studies of Clyde Leon Kel
ler is "The Bam On the Hill." which
won first honorable mention in 1920 at
the Seattle Fine' Arts society. Another
picture of interest is the "Old Taylor
Ktreet Church." Mount Tamalpals, Cali
fornia, is another bit of excellent work.
The "Hawthorne Bridge at Nifrht," a
local scene, Kpeaks utronftty of the lith
ographs of- Whistler in color and com
position. i i .
"CRATER LAKE" ATTRACTS
"Crater Lake," Oregon's great beauty
tspot, tn the vorka of C. iCj McKim, is
i-one of the striking pictures! la the ex
tifbit. Among the pictures displayed by
i Paul Laurltz of Los Angeles. CaL. "June
Afternoon in California" is receiving
- special attention. Mr. Laurits has four
pictures on display. -i
A group of decorative panels done in
water qolor and treated in an unusual
way, a mixture of the art of the Orient
and the Occident, i are among the studies
shown by S. Missuno, Japanese artist of
this city. ! i f
"The Black Vase" and two unusual
filcetcheu In the collection of Conrad , D.
jn. Pederso of Portland,1 as well as a
" group of flower studies, are Of unusual
intercut in color and treatment.
DRAW ESPECIAL ATTESf TIOJS
The paintings of Alfred. S. Rix of thin
city, including the "Abandoned Farm
house." "The Sketch of the Upper Co
lumbia" and "August Sunlight." have
been especially commented upon by vis
itors and k delightful composition of
tmuaual grace and brilliant coloring is
the still life fctudy of Fred Strickland.
, whose other works include 'Moonlight"
Rhine, near Cologne). ".French Vil
lage of Wannes-au-Bac." "Boats at Ful
iton" and several pthers. u .
Only one picture, "Billy the Sketchef.'
: j is Khown by Hampton lilevtns, but the
i work has recelveit more than passing
attentlonr by visitors; ;
Church Members
Of Grants Pass to
Picnic at Ashland
i Ashland, f May ! 7. Members of the
Grants Pass Baptist church, Immedi
ately after the morning service Sunday,
will motor to- Ashland and picnic in
Lithla park. Inj the evening the local
Baptist' church will serve a supper to
their guests and the minister and choir
of the Grant. Pass church will have
charge of service, at the church.
Dr. 8amuel A.:j Mof fett. -who recently
returned from a 30 years' missionary
service In' Korea, vifited relatives in
Plveenix, en route east, and conducted
services in- the church at Phoenix, Sun
day. ,! ,
Mrs. Mary Klixabeth King. 77 years
old, and a pioneer resident of this coun
ty, died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Nelson. j
0. A. 6. Graduate to
Take Position With
Arizona University
Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis.
May 7. TI. M. Howard, a '14. graduate
of the school of commerce, who since his
discharge from i the service has been
connected with the University of New
Mexico, has accepted a position with
the University of Arizona. Ha will be
associated with j Dr. K. J. Brown, for
merly associate 'professor of economics
and sociology atiO. A. C.
Miss Belle Mattley of Oregon City,
graduate of the college, has been ap
pointed to the household arts staff of
the schools of Oakland. Gal., at a al
ary of $2100 a year. Miss Mattley has
been superintendent of household arts in
high and public nchools of 'Walla Walla,
Wash., for two years.
Roseburg Chamber
Reorganization On
Roseburg. May 7, The reorganisation
campaign of the Roseburg Chamber, of
Commerce has j taken concrete form
with the appointment of -an executive
-committee under the leadership of J. K.
McClintock and: comprised of the fol
lowing business - and professional men :
F. H. Churchill. W. F. Chapman, Irvin
Brunn, W. C. Harding, Napoleon Rice,
L. B. Moore and Rev. EU ' W. Warring
ton. ; i
Teeter to Speak in
Portland on Pumps
Oregon Agricultural College. Corvallis,
May 7. Professor T. A. H. Teeter, ir
rigation engineer at the college, will
deliver a lecture in Portland Saturday
on centrifugal pumps and their uses to
a class of steam and ; operating engi
neers taking the college engineering ex
tension course. ( . "J
Bad Checks Passed
In Inland Empire
Spokane, Wash., : May' t. At least iwx
men are believed to have operated in
Spokane with bogus checks Saturday,
"when more than 30 merchants were de
frauded. Captaits jof Detectives Burns
has received word today from Pendleton
that check passers . were at work there
Monday, and the description of the men
under oleion : tallies with those given
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Double Trading Stamps Given Tomorrow With Cash Purchases irt All Departments
lomand Agency for JLadtes liome Journal raU
Candy Special
For Saturday
Main Floor Delicious OWK "Butter
Balls" 300 boxes ready for this sale.
No telephone orders will be A Ap
accepted. Specfal price, a box fTcvJl
1 The Standard Store of the Northwest
Olds, Workman King
I Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Hairbow Ribbons 29c Yd.
-Department, Main Floor
Clean-up Sale of broken lines. of hiuh-niade Hairbow Ribbons.
Taffetas with jtatin stripes splendid firm quality. Shown OQn
jn an excellent assortment of desirabfe; colors. Special, yd. vv
Here Ilaiiiy;Opportueities to Save-Take Advaetage of Them
Sale of Women's
Neckwear
Main Floor Thousands of pieces of
chic, up-to-date Neckwear offered at
greatly jreduced prices. Collars, Sets
arid Vests in all of the best materials.
$1.25 Neckwear
I. At 95c
Women's Collars in tuxedo, round
and tab effects. Many beautiful styles
inj this lot. Net, satin, crepe and lace
materials. Regular M. 25 and OKA
1150 values priced srecial at UOV
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$2.75 Neckwear
$1.50 ;
-Collars and Sets of Georgette Col
lars of net, satin and organdie all the
newest styles. I embroidered, lace trim
med and hemstitched. Val-, I- fT A
ues up to 2.75 choice at tDXetll
Vests and Collars
::''! si.95
-Women's Vests and Collars in dainty
lace combinations. Plaited and tucked
effects in a large number of smart
styles. I Large assortment to fl?" QK
select from. Priced special OJLJ
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Odd Neckwear
At V2 Price !
Onlyi a fewj pieces of each style, but
the assortment includes all the sea
son's smartest effects. Don't fail to
see these. On sale half price and less.
$18 to .$30 Hats
Second Floor A mid-season clearaway of Pattern Hats to
make room for summer sfock now beginning to arrive.; This
sale presents an unusual opportunity to choose from about
200 beautiful models at; great savings. Smart turbans
trimmed with flower petals and French flowers dressy hats
of horsehair and maline in the popular transparent effects-
sport hats In many charming styles hand. blocked dressy
hats. Black and the most desirable Spring col-i I"I pr A A
ors. Regular 18 to $30 Hats special at OxOeUU
All Children's Hats
At , Off
Drape Veils
! : $125 to $3.5 -' -
in - j -.t-i:"-; ' 1 ,:
Main Floor New shipment of Drape Veils
lust received. Very latest New York
model New Veils with Urge and small
chenille dots lit plain colors tnd two-tone
effects. Shetland, filet and flnCy mesh
veils with plain land fancy borders in a
large i assortment of desirable ! colors.
Priced for sale from $1.25 to S3.95
New) Veilings .
65c1 to $1.95
Main Floor New Veilings' by the yard
with chenille dots in plain and contrasting
colors. Fancy mesh and scroll designs.
Large assortment Yard 65c to $1.95
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Bridal Veilings
Main Floor Brides-to-be will find here a
large and comprehensive showing of the
latest ideas in bridal wreaths and veilings.
Inspection cordially invited. Prices low.
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Motor Hats
At $5
Veiling Department Save from one-quarter
to one-third on your new Motor Hat
by cnooslng" from this special lot. 25 of
the season's smartest styles to select from.
Dressy ettough "for any occasion. Tan,
green, 6ld rose, red, gray bfown
and combinations.' Values to $.S0
New Middy Blouses
! $2.95 to $10.00 j
Second Floor Middies are in high favor! for school and eport
wear. Particularly smart when worn with: the new plaid skirts.
Feature I showing tomorrow of all the latest styles. - White with
colored collars and cuffs also in plain ired and navy colors.
Cotton Middies $2.95 to $6.50 Woof at $5.50 to $10.00
Khaki Appdrel
Second Floor- Our Stock
is no.w ;at its very best.
of Khaki Outiftg and SpOrt Apparel
Khaki Coats $3.95-515.00
Khaki Skirts $3.95-$l 1.50
Breeches $3.50 to $10.00
Middies and Shirts in latest
styles priced $3.75 to $7.95
Your Jnspectiob 1$ cordially
invited.
$1.75 t
-i-KhakliHats $1.50.
Leggirw it $1.50 to $2.25
-r-Auto fHats priced at 60c
-women's Femlnalls
sizes at,only $4.50 to $7.50
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New Lingerie Waists
Secon4 FIr Dainty Voile Waists! in a nim-1
per of pretty styles with square, round, v or
high necks. Long or short sleeves, Trimdied .
with laces, tucks, embroidery and plaitlugs.
Plain white and colored at $2.50 to $15195 .
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Waists at $10.75
Second Floor This is one of the most popular
sport models brought out this season. Ex
cellent quality Crepe de Chine, in flesh and
white.- Tucked front, plaited scollar and cuffs.
Full range of sizes In the lot. A rrjr
Priced speJial for sale at only D1UI O
Silk Petticoats
$10, $12.48, $15
Second Floor Women's Silk Petticoats in messa
line. taffeta, satin, lersey with silk flounce and
all Jersey. Many
Ruffled, plaited.
stitched. Regular!
beautiful styles to select from,
scalloped, tucked and hem
and extra sizes. Plain colors.
two-tones and changeable. Petticoats of extra
quality to sell at j $10.00 $12.48 and $15.00
Bathing Suits
Secenel floor The new
Suits are now on display.
ton and wool.
Now is the best
Cotton Bathing
1920 styles in Bathfnsr
Cotton, mercerized cot-
aiso the new beach smocks,
tint- to make your selections.
Suits from $2.5n un to 4 TK
Wool Bathing Suits from un tn li q
Children's Bathing Suits at $3.95 to $5!00
Straw Hat Time ! f
THEY'RE HERE! All the newest styles In Panamas, Bankoks and
StrawsL Quality hats from the best known makers. The wise man will
make his selections at once and get the benefit of a full season's service.
Step in and try on the different styles on display. No obligation to buy.
Men's Panama Hats in latest styles priced from $6.50 up to $12.00
p-B'ankoks at $7.50 Taney Straws priced at $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00
Men's Athletic Union Suits
At $1.59
Main Floor -"Kerry-Rut" Ath
letic Union Suits made from
. the famous Kerry-Kool Kloth a
fabric that will give best of serv
ice. Fancy figures, squares,-dots
and satin stripe patterns. $2.00
to 93.00 garments CQ
tomorrow - priced at PltlI
"Shedaker"
Union Suits
$1.39
Main Floor "Shedaker" Trouser
Seat Union Suits made with
patented elastic trouser ' seat,
which allows perfect freedom to
every movement of the body.
Soisette, : nainsook and fancy
madras. , Tomorrow D1 Ofj
specially priced only P-i.OI
f Pajamas ;
Main Floor -Men Cotton Pa
jamas jo assorted colors and all
sizes. 'Regular ja.oo df fQ
grade. Special at only tDJLetla
MEN'S TIES 1 Q1 OA
to $3 grades. Special OX&U
6 Pairs for $1.00
Cotton Bathing Suits at $1.50
Wool Suits $6.50, $7. $7.50
Men's I Spring Shirts in several
famous njakes $3.00 to $17.50
Men's Cotton' Hose,
-i Men's first quality Hose in sev
eral good colors. Double sole, heel
and toe. Special at 19c CI HA
the pair 6 pairs priced DXUU
Men's $16.50 Shoes
At $10.00
Main Floor Men's Black Vici Kid Shoes of the old reliable
"Strong & Garfield" make unequalled for Tit. appearance
and service. Laced shoe. Jblucher cut, on the "Toego"
last with neat wide toe. S'2 from 6 to 12. Widths'A to-tJ.
Only one pair to a customer. No war tax.! These are
Standard $16,50 shoes in our Own regular 'Qf A AA
stock. One day only, t Special, j a pair WXUeUU
Special Offer v
To encourage early buying of White Footwear, we will
give one pair of White' Sandal Rubbers with every pair
of women's White Shoes. OxfordS or Pumps purchased In
I our Main FIoot Shoe Department during the month of MayJ I
20c Handkerchiefs
Special 10c j '
Women's Handkerchiefs in fancy printed designs and. bor
dered effects with French, and -inch hems. Eitra fine
quality materials. Also a large assortment vith wjiite and
colored embroidered corners, white embroidered initial and
wreath designs. No telephone or C. O, D.; order! "1 fA
accepted. tSc to 20c Handkerchiefs priced iat onlf Ali
65c Handkerchiefs 39c
Saturday Special
Maio Floor Women's linen Handkerchiefs of excelleni quality.
Dainty white embroidered designs in corner land lfl 6 inch
hemstitched hems. This ts a special assortment selling OQ,
in the regular way at 65c. Saturday special prici t)7C
Creme Oil Soap
90c Doz. j
Main Floor Creme Oil Soap is made
of olive oil and other pure ingredients.
Delightful for toilet and bath. Art n
Priced special at 12 cakes for UC
15c Toilet Paper
$1.19 Doz.
Drue Department; Waldorf .Toilet Pa
per of fine quality. Put up In standard
size rolls.! Regularly-1 Sc. rI- " Q
On sale tomorrow 12 rolls
Merck's Sugar of Milk priced
LIsterine at 23c, 45c, and
Lux Soap Flakes -priced 2 for
Mentholatum priced 23c and
75c
85c
25c
45c
Girls' Coats at y3 Off
Second Fleor Choose any Girls Coat in our
stock Saturday (ages 6 to 14) at one-third off
regular price, j Large assortment of new Spring
styles and materials. All the: newest colorings.
1 Sport Skirts
Second Floor Girls', SpOrt Skirts in the newest
plaids. Beautiful - new styles to wear with
waist or middy. Special assortment 1 (Ct
offered for Saturday's selling at
Girls' Dresses
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Girls' Silk Dresses in fancy plaids and plain
colors. T This -season's best styles. 1
Ares to to 14. On sale Saturday at 4 Vu
-Girls' Tub Silk Skirts in white flJQ AQ
and flesh. Priced special at only UOrt
Girls' Petticoats with silk flounces and Girls
Crepe Kimonos, i Wonderful values. 'fl'1 QQ
Priced very special .for Saturday at WitwU
Boys' Suits at $8.95
1 ; Odd Lines From Regular Stock
Main Floor Less than '100 Suits in the entire lot, and take our word for
tt, there won't be many of them left by closing time. Splendid full-cut
Styles: that fit and hold their shape. Shown in dark browns, grays and
fancy mixtures..1: Pants are full lined and seams are reinforced 20 ACT
Ages 6 to 18 years. Special for Saturday at suit DOUO
with tape.
J Suits for little fellow!
years 0f age. Blue Serges
and fancy mixtures -at
Junior Norfolks J at $6.75
4 to 10
S6.75
Boys' Corduroy Pants "sec
onds" of the regular 5
Dutchess make. Special 5SaO7
300 Women's Dressles
Basement Sale
Basement Sal(1
THE BASEMENT GARMENT STORE will place on sale 300 Women's Dresses at a price lower
than such garments can oe purcnased tor today irom tire mater. many attractive! styles
splendid Dresses for street and business wear. Mde up In Wool Jersey and Wool y Serge in
the most desirable colors. Some are trimmed with braids and buttons, others are CJI O AT
embroidered in attractive -designs. See these wonderful values in the Basement at OJ-aWaaeJ
Women's Crepe Waists $2.9
Baaemeat It isn't often one gets such a good opportunity to buy a really good waist fcr so little
money, .therefore take advantage of this sale and select a couple of them. Of Georgelte Crepe
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Fiestrand ottr colors.
TSilf Vck rfr BMement Excellent grade Toilet Paper 20 Rnllc: 4nr 1
1 OllCL raper TOlls to a customer on sale tomorrow at. . 1VU! Ib lPT A
Sale of Laces
Continues
25c and 3Sc Cotton Filet Camisole
Laces, Filet Laces,. Nottingham "t Q
Laces. Priced special, a yard JLaC
Val EdgesMnsertlons, Beading Edges,
2-Thread Filets, Vals. Clunies.' Linen
Torchons and Taney Laces, -f QJt.
Up to 2 inches wide, i Yard at J- 2 v
; 4-lnch Cotton Filet Laces, - A
Bands and Edges priced yard XUC
27-lnch Net and Venise Lace Com
bination Flouncing, i Priced Qi 71Z
very Special for sale at yard iDJ-aaO
Net Flouncings $1.95 Yard
Lee Department Net Flouncing for
graduation frocks and party dresses.
Several different styles to select from.
a40 inches in width. ! Priced Apr
very (special at the yara OXuO
$3J50 Flouncings $2.95 Yard
Lace Department -40-inch Net Flourtc
ings -3 special lines at reduced prices.
I3J50 Net Flouncings at yard $2.95
3.95 Net Flouncings at yard 3.48
4,50 Net Flouncings at yard $3.95
72-Inch Press Nets 65c Yd.
Lace f Department Dress Nets, full 2
yards wide. In a feature offerfne for
Saturday. Shown In white and Paris.
Excellent quality for dresses ?PTv
and waists. Special at a yard DOC
Dependable Coffee
3 lb. Can SU5
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If ! you have
never used "De
pendable" Coffee,
here is a good op
portunity to do
so. Saturday we
shall sell 300 3-lb.
cans at $1.55 per
can. Put up in
the new style
vacuum -can s
which keeps the
coffee fresh and
delicious. Order
early in the day.
3-lb. can of Dependable
Coffee priced special at only
Otter Minced Clams, 3 cans for 50c
Choice English Walnuts, lb. at 36c
Soft Shell .Almonds, priced lb. 30c
Brazil Nuts priced special, lb, 3Cc
Model Grocery 4th Floor
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