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r ) ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER .15, . 1520 j THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON.; E Ma CM lift .$M t"1y:.''lWU'-iiL'!'ll,f mMKUIHUMlUlllitli;!!, tfii I .nil illiiiiliumi f. ; BUY YOUR HOOVER CLEANER HERE AND GET 1000 FREE TRADING STAMPS PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR ENGRAVED GREETING , CARDS TO INSURE PROMPT DELIVERY The Standard Store of the Northwest SPEAKING DATES Candy Sale Main Floor,, iG'imbai's Angel Food Marshmallows AQg oil sale Saturday, specially priced, pound rxUx Peal English Toffee pure and whole- JQ some. Priced special Saturday, pound at No telephone orders and no deliveries made. Halloween .Novelties. IritSreat Variety InvKations, Score Cards, Programs, Place Cards Seals, Cut-outs 'Lanterns, Paper Hats, Table Covers, Luncheon Sets, Napkins, Decorated Crepe, Streamers, Favors, Festoons, Cats, and many other articles. Dennison Booth, 2d Floor. IT STATE Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods IFMOCRATS NAM 01ds,Wortman fir King THROUGHOL The- Democratic state central com mlttee has announced the following schedule of campaign addresses to be given throughout the stiie be tween noT and the close of the campaign:'' October 18 Toledo, Ojrlesby Young; Ilillnboro, John II. Stevenson. October 18 Newport, Oglesby Young; Molalla, John J. Beckman ; Ualnier, John 'H. Smith; Woodburn. Roscoe Hurst; Halaey, Oscar Hayter; Oold Hill, O. P. CoBhow; Iafayetto, Robert Smith; Prlneville. Robert MlUer; Ontario, Will iam Smith; Hood TUver. W. T. Vaugrhn ; . Hood River. Miu Olia Gavin ; Hepp her, A. V. Flegel Sr. ; Enterprise, T. H. Crawford. October 19 Wallowa, T. H. Crawford ; Tendleton, Milton -A. Miller ; lone, A. F. Flegel Sr. ; Cascade Locks, Mlas Celt Gavin; Cascade Locks, W. T. Vaughn t Vale, William Smith; Sllverton, Robert Smith ; Central folnt, O. P. Coahow ; Oakland, W, E. Crews; Khedd. Oscar Hayter; Salem, Rlton Watklns ; Canby, Johnson Smith; Alpea, Oglesby Young; Madras, Robert Miller. October 20 Philomath, Oglesby Toung ; Condon, A. F. FJeRel Sr, ; Beaverton, Howard Latourette ; Orenco, John H. Stevenson ; Thoenlx, O. P. Coahow', Ilraln, W. K. Crews; McMinnvllle, Elton Watklns ; Rainier, John H. Smith. October 21 Jefferson, A. Huckestetn ; Sclo, Oscar Hayter ; Jacksonville, O P. Coshow ; Wlllamina. W. T. Vaughn ; Newberj?, Roscoe Hurst ; Fossil, A. F. Flegel Sr. ; Independence, Oglesby Young. October 22 Elgin, T. H. Crawford; Monmouth, Oglesby Young; Moro, A. F. FlebH Sr. ; Moro. Cella Oavtn ; Astoria, Charles Latourette; SherMan, W. T. Vaughn; Harrlsburg, Oscar Hayter; Stayton, O. Y. Harry ; Bend, Robert Miller. October 23 Clatakanle, John H, Smith-; Albany, Elton Watkinn; fit- Paul, John Mann ; Brownsville, Oscar Hayter ; Eu gene. R. W. Montague ; Grants Pass. O. P. Coshow ; Corvallis, B. F. Irvine ; The Dalies, William Smith ; Forest Orove, John H. Stevenson; Seaside, Charles Iatoucette ; Wasco, . Miss Cella Gavin ; La Grande, A. A. Smith; Dallas, Ogles by Young; Wasco, A. F. Flegel. October 25 Union, A. A. Smith, Baker ; Dufur, Miss Cella Gavin ; Durur, Will iam Smith : Roseburg, R. W. Montague ; Junction City, Oscar Hayter; Marsh field. Elton Watklns. October 28 Coqullle, Elton Watklns; Cottage Grove, Oscar Hayter; Cove, A. A. Smith, Baker. October 27 North Powder, A. A. Smith. Baker: Medford, R. W. Mon tague ; Creswell, Oscar Hayter. ' October 28 Springfield. Oscar Hayter ; Ashland, R. W. Montague; Haines, A. A. Smith. Baker. October 29 Baker. A. A. Smith, Baker. H, Eling and Smith Honor Guests of Motor Car Dealers More than SO members of the Dealers' Motor Car association of Portland gath ered at the Imperial Thursday night at a farewell banquet to H. H. KHn. for mer manager of the Willys-Overland com pany here, and A. L. Smith, up to this time sales manager 'of the automobile department of Mitchell, Lewis ft Staver company. Ellng goes tMSeattle to take the agency for the Oldemobile car, while Smith will go Into business for himself In Chicago, handling the sales rights for the C. ft G. Valve Grinder for the United States. A. S. Robinson, president of the asso ciation, was toastmaster, while the as sociation had as guests six motor car dealers from Seattle who had come to Portland to welcome Eling to the Sound City. W. H. Johnston of The Dalles, president of the Oregon State Dealers' association, was one of the speakers, while short talks were made by leading dealers of Portland. Ellng will leave Sunday, while Smith Intends to remain here until November 1. Church History Is Retold at Banquet In Forest Grove Forest Grove, Or.. Oct 15. Visitors attending the Congregational conference In this city were honor guests at a ban quet Thursday night, covert being laid for 230. Toasts were given by George H. Htmes, Rev. Daniel Staver. Dr. W. V. Kantner and 8. T. Walker, relative to the historic church in Forest Grove, and in honor of the seventy-fifth anni versary of the founding of the church. In the forenoon the following program , was Riven : Devotions by Rev. D. J. GUlanders ; busfness session ; "Wounded Armenia," an address by Rev. J. J. Handsaker ; a talk on the rural pastors' : Hchooia at Whitman college and at Pull man. Wash. ; "City Work Under the , Church Extension Boards," Rev. L. H. . Jioyce, national director. . Cooperative Sales Subject of Debate At Press Luncheon Cooperative marketing was the subject of discussion at Thursday's luncheon of the Portland Press club In the Elks building, the speakers being, Robert E. Smith and C. C. CXapman. , In advo cating the proposed stafe market com mission measure Smith cited the suc cess In California of state supervised marketing and declared the farmer must rely on the charity of speculators In disposing of his wares under the pres ent system. Chapman maintained it "Would Inter fere with private business and extend i -'i.-r,i!!m to succeeRful organizations tnat do not want state supervision. "Tt is a otep toward Socialism,? ne sard. "The Oregon law is not like that of California it Is mandatory, whereas our neighbor state's is voluntary." 'Dr. John H. Boyd StiI1 in Hospital Dr. John H. Boyd, professor of homlletlcs at McCormick Theological seminary Chicago, and former pas tor of the Fir A Presbyterian church here. Is still In a Chicago hos pital, according to Information received here. Anemia and a general breakdown due to overwork are said to be the im mediate causes of Dr. Boyd's illness. Steamer. 'Service to Astoria O-W. R.'" A N. steamers now leave Portland. Alns Worth dock, 8 p. m. dally except Saturday; arrive Astoria a. m. No boat from Portland on Saturday ; night. Returning, leave Astoria 7 p. in, ... ,4aily except Sunday, Instead of 7 -. m. .-AdV. ' . .. ; "Gash Buyers Dm" -i npie it mm 3 Trading Stamps Instead of 1 With Every 10c Cash Purchase Made Tomorrow Stamps Tomorrow will be another great day for cash buyers at Olds, Wortman & King's. In addition to extraordinary price reductions on hundreds of articles, TRIPLE Trading Stamps will be given with cash purchases amounting to 10c or more. Single Stamps On Charge Accounts Charge customers who pay their bills in full tomorrow will receive single S. & H. GreenxTrading Stamps. Pay your bill and get your Stamps I Ivory Soap 4 Cakes .Special 25c Main Floor Ivory Soap will not be sold or delivered at above price except with other purchases made in the Drug Department. Limit 4 cakes to a customer. OC Specially priced this sale, 4 cakes WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRAD ING STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM. TOILET NEEDS Cuticura Soap priced at a cake 20c Revelation Tooth Powder priced at 25c ' Colgate's Tooth Paste priced only 25c Jergen's Oatmeal Soap, a dozen 85c Mentholatum 2 sizes 23c and 45c Java Rice Powder all colors only 45c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream at 79c Sal Hepatica priced at 30c 60c $1.20 Packer's Tar Soap priced, at, cake 20c Nujol for Constipation 20 oz. for 89c Pluto Water Qts. 45cj 3 bottles 89c Creme Elcaya priced special only 59c Mennen's Shaving Cream special 37c California Syrup of Figs priced only 55c Resinol Ointment 2 sizes 55c $1.10 Sale of Men's Clothing All Suits and Overcoats Reduced Every man's Suit and Overcoat in our splen did stocks has been reduced in price for this sale. Clothing of dependable quality from the world's best makers. Here Is an opportunity every man in Portland should take advantage of. 0 Men's Suits Men's Men's Man's Men's Man's M.a's Men's Mm'. Men's $40.00 $45.00 $50.00 $55.00 $60.00 65.0O J570.0O $75.00 $80.00 Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suit Suits Suits Suits reducad to reduced to reduced to reduced to reduced to reduced to reduced to reduced to reduced to Overcoats Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's $35.00 $40.00 $45.00 $50.00 $55.00 $60.00 $75.00 $80.00 Overcoats Overcoats Orercoets Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats special special special special special special special special $31.45 $35.65 $39.45 $43.85 $47.95 $49.95 $54.85 f 59.65 62.6 $27.95 $31.45 $35.65 $39.45 $43.85 $47.95 $59.65 $62.65 Sale of Men's Underwear Men's Vassar Union Suits in wool, cotton, mercerized, silk, worsted, etc., on sale at big reductions. Long, short and H lengths also athletic styles. Light, medium and heavy weignts. Note tne following sale Men's $2.00 Vassar Unfon Suits at Men's $2.50 Vassar Union Suits at Men's $3.00 Vassar Union Suits at Men's $3.50 Vassar Union Suits at Men's $4.00 Vassar Union Suits at Men's $5.00 Vassar Union Suits Men's $6.50 Vassar Union Suits at at prices: 1.19 1.35 1.65 2.15 2.35 $3.20 $4. Men's $1.25 Gloves At 69c Main Floor Men's Fabric Dress Gloves, in one-clasp style with embroidered backs. Gray, khaki, chamois and brown. Perfect fitting gloves of a standard make. All fJQ sizes. Regular 1.25 grade. Special U7v $3.50 'Gloves $1.95 Main Floor Genuine Cape and Chamois Gloves, battleship gray, chamois, champagne and ivory. Some are hand sewn. Regulars and cadets. 3.00 and $3.50 d1 QP gloves. Priced special, a pair 5A0 15 Mens $7.00 Vassar Union Suits at $4.30 Men's $5, $6 Shirts At $2.95 Msin Floe Men's Woven Madras Shirts of a well known make. Choice assortment of nov elty striped patterns in desirable colors. Extra good quality and well made. Siies JQ QT 14 to 17. $5.00 and $6.00 Shirts at !duD Men's Fall Hals All Styles Main Floor Men's new suede Hats in black and colors, criced at 5 ftn tn 1 9 en I New Velour Hats in the latest shapes anu coiurs. rricea irom 8.UO to SI 8.50 New Borsalincf Hats (made in Italy). Latest shapes. Priced $11.00 to $12.50 New Derbies priced $7.50 to $12.50 Men's Night Gowns At $1.67 - Main Floor Men's Nightgowns of good heavy quality flannelette, in neat striped patterns. These sell in the regu- Q" nrr lar way at $2.50. Saturday at tj)XOl i Two special groups of Women's and Misses' Winter Coats go out on the sale racks Saturday at substantial reductions. Smart up-to-date models in belted, tailored and cape effects. Doit miss seeing these; bargains. $29.75 Coats $15 Second Floor Coats of Cheviot, Basket Cloth, Burella, Kersey and mixtures in a large assortment of colors. This, season's m&ft attrac tive styles for misses and little women. Coats formerly f priced to $29.75 Saturday at wLD $3850 Coats $25 ' Second Floor Wool VelOur. Chev lot; Polo Cloth and Tweed materials. Belted, Plaited and loose effects. Some with cape or scarf collars, others with convertible collars. Strictly high-class coats. I Formerly priced to $3&,5o. Special CJOC price for Saturday seljing DuD Girls' New Fall Coats; Second Floor Here are Coats so youthful and smart in styling.! so appeal ing and so charmingly fashioned from the season's' choicest fabrics, that the "miss" will experience no difficulty in choosing a model that best suits tier own personality. Mothers, too. will be pleased with Uhe many beautiful styles. Prices range all the way from $13.75 tio $52.50 viins sua misses' raincoats at Trices ranging trom $4.95 to $9.85 4 m I Misses' Dresses Second Floor Distinctive, youthful Frocks in a great range of smart styles. Good practical models made up in Serge, Tricotine or Wool Jersey also novelty styles. Silks, Georgette Crepes, Satins and Vel veteens. Priced $19.75 to $52.50 Misses' Furs Second Floor Trustworthy Furs that will give best of servfee. Coney, Mole, Opossum, Martijn, Beaver, Squirrel, Skunk, Fox and other wanted kinds. Priced $4 to $65 New Fur Chokers in popular pelts. Prices range $25 up o $47.50 New Middy Blouses Second Floor Galatea Middles in "Jaxrk Tar" and many othei famous mafoes. Laced front and yoke mddels. Several styles. Misses' sizes to 18. Women's sizes 36 to 44. $2.49 to $6.95 Wool Middies at $5.00 to $15.95 Gymnasium Togs e "Winner" Gymnasium Suits with side plaits and adjustable waist bands. Prices range from $5.00 to $6.95 Plaited Bloomers of serge, twill or sateen. Priced at 98c up to $9.00 Girls' sizes 6 to 3 4. Women's sizes 34 to 44. Department, Second Floor. Lower Prices on Fleisher Yarns Second Floor We are pleased to an nounce to our customers a substantial reduction in prices of Fleisher's Yarns: "We Sell die Following Kinds: Fleisher's Knitting Worsted, Scotch and Heather mixture Fleisher's Saxony Yarn Fleisher's Spanish Worsted, heather mixture Fleisher's Shetland Floss Fleisher's Germantown Zephyr Fleisher's Ice Wool Fleisher's Shetland Zephyr Fleisher's Highland Yarn Fleisher'. Golf Yarn Fleisher's Silkflake Yarn Fleisher's Silksnwool Yam Fleisher's Sihrerglow Yarn Fleisher's Corinthian Yarn Fleisher's Paradise Zephyr Fleisher's Superfine Angors Yarn Fleisher's Camel's Hair Yam SKEIN YARNS Fleisher's Knitting Worsted Fleisher's 4-5s Knitting Yam Free Instruction Free classes in knitting and crochet ing are held in the Art Needlework Sec tion every day undir direction of an expert teacher. Hours 10 to 12, t to 5. $7.50 Buster Brown Shoes $6.48 Main Floor Buster Brown Shoes for boys. Dark brown lotus calf, English last, laced style, McKay welted oak soles or wjelted Neofln soles. Sizes ! to 61 Cf AQ $7.50 Shoes priced ai OOtO 17 Buster Brown Shoes of gun metal leather. English or medium round toe lasts, -.leather or Neolin soles. Sires I Qf? QQ -THESE SHOES ARE, FULL LINES FROM OUR PEGULAR STOCK. Silk Umbrellas $6.95 Main Floor Women'? Silk Umbrellas underpriced for Saturday's selling. These are of splendid quality. 8X rib style with large ring handles and fer rules to match. Navy, red, (P? Qr taupe, black and king's blue )Us7tl Women's Umbrellas At $3.95 Main Floor 8 rib Umbrellas with good, strong rainproof clovers. Fancy handles with large ring. Only too of these, so shop early in the ?Q QC day. On sale Saturday at wOUU SilkPetticoats $7.98 Alder St. Circle Women's Silk Petti coats at a reduced price for Saturday. These are from lines selling formerly at 12.50 and JU5. Taffeta, Messa line, Jersey and Jersey with messaline flounces. Plaited, ruffled and tucked effects. Great range of pop- flJ'7,QQ ular colors. Priced special 5 I eaO WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS ASK FOR THEM. . $18 to $30 Trimmed Hats $15 200 New Models Just In By Express 1 These Hats were ordered for the Semi Annual Sale but were delayed in transit. 100 beautiful models and an equal number from our own stock will be featured Saturday at fifteen dollars. There isn't a hat in the lot worth less than 18 an 1 the majority of them are-extra values at 22.50, 25, 27.50 and 30. Dressy Hats trimmed with ostrich, French flowers, ribbons, etc. Semi-dress styles so serviceable for street wear, and a number of exceptionally smart tailored styles. Those who were unable to attend our last Saturday's sale should come tomorrow. 18 to 30 Hats priced special at onl jr Ol Ileal I teilUI CU $15.00 Millinery Salons, 2d Floor Basement Sale of. Girls' Coats Basement Saturday the Basement Gar ment Store: will feature a special showing and sale off 200 Girls' and Children's Winter Coalts. Velveteens, Novelty Mix tures and plain materials in all the most wanted colors. Large assortment of styles. Sizes for gifls 5 to 16 years. Priced verv special for Saturday at $4.98 to $16.95 Men's Shirts At $1 Basement Clean-up of 210 . Men's Shirts in size 1 4JvJ only. Made up in fancy striped percales. Stiff cuff styles. Shirts well worth :2.50., Priced very M nn special for Saturday's selling at DXsUU I - - Sale! of Men's Oiled Coats At $4 and $6.95 Basement Men's Black Oiled Coats of a famous matte offered for Saturday's jselling at good savings. Made with-fly button. Just the thing for the man . who is Obliged to "be out in wet weather. Take advantage of this saving. Short lengths $4- K lengths $6.95 TRIPLET STAMPS GIVEN .WITH ATX CASH PURCHASES. Outing Flannel 29c Yard ! Pillow Cases 39c Basements-Fancy striped Out ing "lannels in assorted patterns, Good heaVy quality for, OQp gowns, etc. Special, yard wv Basement Bleached Pillow Cases ske 45x36 inches. Excellent quality and free from QQs dressing or filling. Special Oui Boys' Suits $11.85 Main Floor Boys' School Suits of good sturdy corduroy in dark grays and browns. Latest belted models with full lined pants. 12.50 and (J11 QC 13.50 Suits special at t&A-L.OO Rain Capes Goodyear Rubber Rain Capes with military collars. Sizes 12 4 Aj to 16. Priced special at OteftD Children's Rain Capes QQ Qr ages 6 to 10. Special at tDdsOD Boys' Pants Boys Knickers of corduroy and dirk fray mixture;. Cut full and ti0 f Q well made. Sizes 7 to. 17 WeWeJLe r Sale of M. J. B. Coffee 1 Pound Cans 49c 3 Pound Cans $1.40 5 Pound Cans $230 Model Grocery. 4th Floor M. J. B. Coffee Is vacuum packed in tins to pre serve its freshness. It comes to you with all the rich fragrance of the roaster. The "quality coffee" of America. pon't fail to order a supply of M. J. B. at the above special price. Santa Xjtuz Sardines Large sire tins Santa Crur Sardines (with tomato sauce) at 20c a can. Mustard or soused -2, tins-for 35c PLANT HOLLAND BULBS NOV! Full supply in Grocery Department, Sale of Enamelware The Basement Sale of 11,407 pieces of White Enamel Ware .continues. Supply your enamel ware needs now. 1922 pieces of White Enamel OQ, Ware- priced "special at only 1574 pieces of White Enamel Ware priced special at only 2416 pietts of White Enamel Ware priced special at only Corset Sale Gontiniies i Discontinued numbers land odd lines of Gossard, Bien Jolie ajnd O. W. K. Special Corsets on sale at cut prices. Front-laced Corsets Inj several good models, but broken range of sizes. Plain and fancy materials. PQ QK 6.50 and 8.50 corsets jfor DOsi7J Gossard Corsets Gossard Front-laced Corsets in high grade broche material. jBroken range of sizes. Regular t2.0oi to QQ QfT 16.50 corsets on sale jfor OOeliJ Electric Heaters $ll Tnird Floor The Ideal heating ar rangement for bathroom or bedroom. Heat, where you want it, when you want it. at small cost. Priced only $11 Triple Stamps Satnrdey. ' ,&iulnlu.-jin'j-r ,....iyi'i,ili.ll.l.,:t,i..ii, ...I. ii, u.J. mi it i J !. '; 4 . ,5-, .J .. . . Ml.,.!!!U,l;ij MI"nii,l1'l'l!,.7rMTM,ii'illl' l 'I II. I' ,111,. ""ID. ! ...111. I II '.. iM.iii .liii.itHiliiltlUMjiki tu. i"'i;i,"", 1 :; 1 ; i; 'i-f "! h 'j' p r'Tv i . " 'i l :!i''iiiiwiiii'':...j';ii,i'?iii!w m , ; . .,1 . . , I' I, , "I. . 'I,,, I U ., , ,M , lull.., ,. .1. , ..i,. lilii.'l, .J uiu.iijl,1. "'"ill "l""'lf"ll!IT at I iU 1 n u " M ' "'I ''! Ij" ' uA.'l.'Uli.tl''iij l,l. 3 m F.3 n?-a L-5 it- 1 m 1: If "v I S i i - r- - t t . . i- 1 j.'