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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16.. C LDRB I'S ROSE EXHIBT IS I LE AND EASY JT. A. Currey of the Portland Roe society cam into Tne Journal of fice with a question: y: V.'k j ! "Do you know," he asked, "how many boys and, ffirla are coins' to f exhibit In the Children's Rose show, next Monday, .Tuesday, and Wedi' nesday?. v '-:"'-K "No," earn Uie'anawer,.! don't; How could a person know But. I'm wilting , to wager a how of Imperial Shrine col ore that there will be demand for all the exhibit space we have provided. I'm a poor fue&ser If among; the 33,000 boys and strls in -Portland schools and the additional thousands In adjoining towns who are equally interested there are not r 1000 a day for three days who wilt bring each a rose with which to win a medal from the United States mint or a sect 'ond. prise el 2.50 tnr cash or a third prise of especially when you think there are to be two second prises every day and five third prises. j i" "But ',"!",&. naya- anajirla'' 'know where to cofne?-" continued Currey. ! t "We; h4V printed it over. .. and over again-South Parkwky,; between Columt bla and - Clay '- streets. V The boys and girls know too, that they are expected to bring the flowers as early each morning of the show as possible. i -But do they know how easy it Is to exhibit r ...'.,,;.-.....-., . : - -;". I "I should say so. We have announced that there aren't any; rules and fewer regulations. All the boys and girls ",' have to de is .to find, each, the prettiest roee he or she can find, attach to it the tag which will be printed In The Journal and bring It . to the Rose Show park block." :::--.-r-. v 'That.' concluded Currey, "seems per fectly clear to me." -. i j Is It, bow and -girls, perfectly clear to you? If It isn't, write or telephone The journal. t.. . t Auto Shipments j May Halt if Cars Are Not Unloaded .v-.....::.-;r-r-.':i::-i ; Embargo against the movement of au tomobile shipments into this territory will be requested y the local car service k committee If Portland automobile deal ers are not . quicker In unloading i rail toad cars already standing In the local yerds, accordnlg to a statement Tues day morning by O. B. Winters, repre sentative of the Interstate commerce commission for this district. - j j Winters said that F. O. Buchtel, for the public service commission : H. M 'Huston, for the railroads, and J. N. Lothrop. for the shippers, had united with the I. C. C local committee In an effort to rush unloading,- but that auto mobile dealers had been particularly re- caicttrant. - i .v.- . Word that 15,000 boxcars were being movea rrora congested districts la the Kew England and Southeastern sections . direct to railroads In the Middle .West ana west in an errorr to relieve car shortage conditions west of the Missis sippi nver was received by winter this Do Not Waste Roses; Bring : 'Em to Town Don't let your roses go to waste. Bring a large bouquet down town each morning and again at noon and leave them In the lobby of soma hoteL Portland ' hotel clerks are clamor ing for roses. The thousands of visitors tn the city are fairiycrasy about them, they say. Most of the visitors in the city are fairly "crazy one rose. ; If they are fortunate enough to get more than one. they hunt a friend and divide up. S. P. PLANS EXTRA Get Ready lor Skriners' Week and the Rose Festival Here Are Many Timely Suggestions That Offer Splendid Savings on Wanted Merchandise YPmM. KM SERVC E SUNDAY mornihr from C X. C. C B. Aitchisoii of the Ezra Meeker Plies Over Pioneer paU Spokane. Wash June Sixty-eight years ago, traveling! by ox team at two tniles an . hour, Ezra Meeker, now, 90 years old., came from a point near Lew tston. Idaho, to Spokane In six days when biasing the now famous Oregon trail. Monday, in an airplane piloted by Lies ten ant N. B. Mamer, the pioneer made the same trip in 80 minutes and refused an offer of assistance in helplipg mm uui ox uis plane. Meeker is gather ing material for a book on "Seventy Tears of Progress. i Arrangements are being made-by the Southern Pacific to placa an-' extra passenger train in service to Tillamook on the steam line and Forest Grove and Beaverton on the Electric lines Sunday, according; to announcement mads Tuesday mdrn Ing by ohn M. Scott, general pas senger agent.. the new dally extra train to Tilla mook' will leave here at 1 K)S p. m.. ar rive Portland at 11 p.. m.' The regular Tillamook train wilt leave Tillamook 8:25 a. m. Instead of : 10:30 a. vtL, ar riving ' Portland .. 4 :3 5 p. m. The motor car operating ' between - Tillamook and Wheeler will make two round " trips daily. i , , - . . No changes will be made In main line operation except that train No. 28 will leave Portland for the south at 8 a. m. Instead of 7:40 a. ra. v j The east side electric train which is leaving Portland at 10 :20 a. "m. Will depart at 10 a. m., going through to McMinnville. - On the west side electric an extra train will be placed in servloe between Portland and Beaverton, leav ing this city at 1 :4S a. m. and returning at f:10 a. m. The train leaving at 10 a. m. for McMinnville will leave at 9 :15 a. m. -j r V An extra train to - Forest Orove will leave at 11 a. nu. and returning arrive 1 :4S p. m. i The train now arriving at t :40 p. m. will not arrive until 3 :30 p. m. The train now leaving at 3:15 p. m. for McMinnville will not leave until 1:30 p. m. Minor changes are also to be made particularly In : the Oswego service. - Parrish. Forced to Work on Crutches With Broken Ankle Tt. George Paniah. chief of the city health bureau, who - was - injured two weeks ago when he fell down stairs at the Armory, is on the Job each day at the city hall, "although he Is getting irvniw wiui muui wuwuiky. bus puo. Dr. Parrish's right ankle was-fractured while he was rushing to the assistance of spectators at a boxing match when a tier of seats collapsed. - He probably will be on crutches for another two weeks. Dr. A. E. Rockey has been attending him. . ' . ' Spokane Milkmen to Sell Own Products Spokane, June 18. (U. P.) Two hun dred milk producers of the Inland Em pire will form a stock company, erect a plant and market their own milk, start lng September 1, according to their de cision at a meeting here. - I - i - i ii r, ! .rn : . I ( h Y ; - - . . . , . ' I -eWssSSSSSSSSM . S SSSteSSMSfSSSSSSSSSaSSSMSJ - . - , . I "A BeUhfful s , Place to lDine Where you will find the Season's Choicest ; Viands carefully prepared and served amid homelike surroundings. I . J Fresh Oregoft Strawberries -Delicious' Cantaloupes V Columbia River- Chinook Salmon Crab from the deep waters of our local coast THE 388 Washington SC - ! 127 Broadway When motoring on the Highway stop at Mult nomah Hazelwood for a refreshing lunch. Iraae White- Days Jmiae DiscoiiJiit Muslin Underwear, Corsets, Embroideries, Laces, Neckwear, Hosiery, Linens, Domestic and Many Other Lines at Special Low Prices Sales I Shoe Shining Parlors In the Basement Store, near Alder Street entrance. Shoes l. polfjhed, cleaned or dyed by experts, f romp t and courteous service. Reasonable prices. The Standard Store of the Noithwest . ' . r 01ds9 Wortman King . Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Carter's Knit , Underwear --Carter's Knit Underwear is sold In Portland only at this atore. Complete showing of all weights and styles. Department on Main Floor. ill. i'' I III Women's Silk Dresses '$24.98. ' " - ' . Second Floor Many' women will welcome this opportunity to choose a Silk Dress for the June festivities at special low price. "All are from our own regular stock, and the styles are correct in every detail Dresses of Taffeta, Messallne and Georgette Crepe some ,tn combinations of two or more materials. Ruffled, plaited tucked and straight-line effects, trimmed with braids or embroidered and beaded. Shown in COf QQ black and desirable colors Priced special for the June Sale DeVee70 Women's Crepe Waists Special $10.00 Second Floor Not tn many months has the Garment Store offered Waists to compare with these! The values are truly remarkable, and the styles so attractive and becoming that it .will be hard to resist having one when you see themt Made up in Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine also a few in fancy figured nets. Lace trimmed and embroidered and many with tucks and ruffles. Many delightful styles displayed in the 0"t A AA Sale. Shown in flesh, white and various colors. Special at D1UUU . . i " . : Silk Petticoats $6.95 ' Extraordinary Values! - - Second Floor Silk Jersey Petticoats and Taffeta Petticoats In the most wanted shades (plain or changeable), to go with dresses and suits. Plaited, tucked and ruffled flounces also many with tailored flounces. Qpf Splendid heavy quality and wonderful values'.. . . Priced "special SOee7J June Sale of Beds, Springs Mattresses Fourth Floor Steel Beds in full size with 2-inch posts. Ivory 1 I QK finishr Special on-sale at JJAee7tI Metal. Beds choice of (MA Or three styles. June Sale DXUeeJ Steel Link Fabric Springs for full slxe beds. Well made. &n QP Priced special for June Sale OUeaJeJ Couches and Ck)ts Sanitary Couches of good strong construction. Brown fin- JQ rjrpr ish. Priced special on sale tDeef J Folding Metal Cots with QQ OP link springs. -Special5 Sale DOiO Women's Sport Hats Special $6.50 Thursday the Millinery Section will feature a special sale of 200 Women's Sport and Outing Hats. Xhese are of batavia combined with straw in . blue-and-white, green-and-white, and all white. 7.50to 10 values Cfl Priced special oh sale eDUeUVl Trimmed Hats HalfPrice Second Floor too Trimmed Hats in small, v medium . and large effects 12.50 to 35.00 models 1 D-J-a special for June. Sale at 1 ICG Women's Black Sailors, Special $4.00 OWK Coffee 43 c Lb. Fourth Floor No deliveries of coffee except with other purchases made in the Grocery Department,' and we re serve the right to" limit quantity. OWK Imperial Roast Coffee, A On priced - very special at pound lOC 60c OWK Teas 49c Lb. Fourth -Floor English " Breakfast, Un covered Japan and Ceylon Teas our regular 60c grade. Spe- in. daily priced for sale at pound tHU ROYAL Baking Powder OK 43c size special on sale it OdL Boys' Suits at $6.65 . ' . Broken Range of Sizes -Tk Main Floor Mostly in -Junior Styles for little fellows 5 to 8 years, althougn there ire a. number of larger suits for boys 15, 16 and 17 included. Straight ftf? pants and knickers. ' Special for June Sale eDUsUt) Boys' Suits $8.85 Main .Floor Broken assortment of sizes 9 to 17 years. This season's favored styles and materials. Mostly in dark color. Pants full lined. Wonderful QQ Q C values. Priced special for the Jane Sale at tDOeOtJ BOYS PANTS "Sec- WASH SUITS in Oliver onds" , of the . t a m o u s Twist, Middy and other Dutchess make. Corduroys popular styles. Linens, and mixtures flJO fQ chambrays, repps, etc. Sizes 6 to 16 OAuUeZ Priced S3.50 to SI 2.50 Housekeepers' Week In the June Sale The busy housewife will save, both time and money by coming to the store for home needs. The June Sale offers hundreds of bar gains In Linens, Towels, Sheets, ' Sjnreads, etc. Table Cloths $238 - Main. Floor Mercerized Cotton Table Cloths- in very attractive patterns. Size 54 x 54 CO QQ inches. Each w.UO Mercerized Table Napkins, goodCjO Cfl quality. Doz.Dst)U Mercerized T able Damask. - 2 yards. C" wide. SeeciaL vd. DX Unbleached Scotch Table Damask of excellent J" HK quality. Yard only OJLm 4 O ath Towels in nice OCa $2.75 dor., each UOXS siz New Dress plaid patterns. Ginghams In est colors. Special at . vtllx Blue Crepe. Bird Lingerie KQ 75c grade at eJOU Sale of Sheetings BROWN SHEETING. r7Q 2 yards wide.i Yard at JV BROWN SHEETING. QQ tyi yards wide. Yard Ot 92c BLEACHED SHEET 1NG 2 yds. wide yd. BLEACHED SHEET- QQrt ING, 2Va yds. wide, at aOC 45x36-Inch Pillow' Cases at 45c Real Ivory Beads $12.50 to $25 Main Floor These are made from elephants', tusks. Several different lengths.,. Graduated. Approriale for gift giving. Priced $12.50 to $25.00 . Pearl Beads Pearl Necklaces are steadily gaining in popular favor. We show a won derful assortment In Oriental Pearls. Indestructible and wax-filled French Pearls. Graduated. and straight styles. Prices range from $1.25 to $95.00 Novelty Beads Large assortment of the very latest In Novelty Beads here for your choos ing. All wanted colors, such as jade, coral, amethyst, red, let, blue, emerald. Prices range from $1.50 to $3.00 Jet Beads Real Jet Beads in a large variety of different cuttings. Several lengths and sizes. Very effective worn with Summer frocks and blouses. Prices range from $5.00 up to $22.50 Beaded Bags Imported European Beaded Bags in the beautiful new floral designs. Ex quisite for gift giving. Some are shown in Jet. Prices tange $7.50 to $125 Great .Sale of Aluminum : Cooking Utensils Customers have thronged the Housewares Store' every day this week, eager to share in this, PORTLAND'S GREATEST SALE OF ALUMINUM WARE! OWing to the large quantity in the offering we still have prac tically a complete assortment of all articles in that ware to start the sale with. This ware is sold as "seconds" on account of a few slight defects. The Assortment Embraces Preserving-Kettles Lipped Sauce Pans 1 Covered Sauce Pam Cov'd Straight Kettles Tea and Coffee Pots , Steam Cookers -.' ' Tea Kettles Convex Kettles Shallow Stew Pans, . -Pie Pans 'Jelly Cake Pans Pudding Pans Frying Pans v Covered Sauce Pots Roasting Pans Colenders ; Muffin Pans . ' Milk Pans 1000 Trading Stamps GIVEN FREE WITH EVERY ELECTRIC : CLEANER' SOLD 'THIS WEEK This special offer ends Saturday night, therefore don't delay. The 100O Trading Stamps are in addition to the regular stamps which go with each purchase. - See demonstration of Electric Cleaners on the Third Floor, or telephone us and a demonstrator will call and show you how these machines do the work ON YOUR RUGS. Entire Stock of PS Refrigerators Reduced! Third Floor Unrestricted choice of any Refrig erator in our stock ; at : a special low price. Knickerbocker Automatic and other well known maes. All sizes and styles in this special sale. Special sale prices range from $15.00 up No. 954 -J-Knickerbocker Refrigerator?- as illustrated. Solid oak case, white enameled pro vision chamber. Front icing style. jQQ QfT 75 lbs. capacity. Priced special at OQi7sa7tl REFRIGERATORS SOLD ON EASY PAY PLAN WhiteMpuntainlce Gream Freezers . Buyow and Save 20 $3.75 White Mountain CO lift I 7.20 White Mountain QK HK Freezers. 4-at. size, now V Freezers. 1-aL ' size, now 4.90 .White Mountain QQ OK Freerera. 2-af size. nOW 5.40 White Mountain CJ. fft Freezers, 3-qt, ; size, . now w Freezejs, 4-qt. size; now 9.00 - White Mountain Freezers, 6-qt. - size, now Headquarters for Wonder Screens, Meat ; Safes, Wire. Netting, - etc, etc.. $7.20 Thin Glass Vases Choice $1 . Tnird Floor Thin blown Glass Vases In many beautiful new cuttings and shapes. These are especially desirable for roses and other flowers. Extra value$v at $1.00 ROSE VASES 9 Inches high-H?riced " special 35c ROSE VASES 13 - inches high priced special 45c ROSE VASES IS Inches high-priced special 50c AUTOMOBILE VASES with plated holders at $1.50 VIOLET BOWLS of plain crystal glass priced 25c Art Pottery Third Floor Pottery Vases, Baskets, Flower Bowls, Jardinieres. Window Boxes. Fern Pots and. many other artistic articles' for the home. ; Various' decorations, including old ivory with roses, green with dogwood blossoms, etc., etc. Moderate prices prevail on these. Department, Third Floor 3 Daysf Sale of Women's Pumps and Oxfords Main Floor Just in time for Shriners Week and the Rose Festival comes this remarkable sale of ovtr 2000 pairs of Women's Pumps, Oxfords and Ties. All are from our own regu lar - stock, not broken lines. Black, brown and white. .Three days onryl $10-$12.50 Pumps . At S6-Women's Patent Tongue Pumps with narrow tipless toe, turned sole and covered full Louis heel. Widths QO AA to C. All sizes. 10.50 gfade vO S7 Women's Patent Colt Opera Pumps. Perfectly plain. Pointed toe, full Louis heel. 'Also in dull kid CO e j1 All sizes. ; Regular 10.00 grade Si 1 Women's Patent Pumps with covered baby Louis heel and plain pointed toe. i Neat small orna ment at instep. Widths AA QO to C. AH sizes. '11 Rumps vO : OS23 Whitei Leather Plug Pumps with pointed toe, flexible sole and covered! baby Louis QO heels.; AD sizes 12.50 grade, vO S42 Dun Calfskin "Plaza" Pumps with full Louis heel. Made on tipless, receding last with shield at Instep. All sizes. CP Regular 12.00 grade. Sale vO 92 Va Patent Coltskin, oneeye "let Ties oh wanted last with band turned soles, leather Louis pp heels. Regular 12.50 value OO Women's $12.50 Oxford Special $8 a Pair ( Mala Floor Soft, dull Calfskin Laced Oxfords vlth ?; narrow toe, imitation stitched tip, French heel and turnea soie. wiatns aaa to c and cQ ff all , sizes. Regular 12.50 Oxfords at O.U U - $100 Oxfords ?3.CD 160 Bright kid Laced Oxfords on narrow toe last. Military heel, straight Imitation tip, walking soles. All PQ f( Regular 10.50 grade Vw.UU sizes. Tan Oxford3 at $3.00 12.50 Darktbne S-eyelel Ox fords. Pointed toe with tip. Cuban heel. Widths AAA to C AHOQ sizes. Priced special, pair at vO 14.00 Tan - Calfskin Pumps. Neat, narrow toe last with imitation tip. Military heel. A to D pp widths. ' Priced special, ralr 12:50 Patent Laced Oxfords, full. Louis heels, special C ".CD If
