The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 09, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDEMOCRATIC SPIRIT IS SAME AS WHEN NATION WAS BORN C. C. Dill of Spokane fells the Jackson Club of Great Party WHich Has Endured From Start Speaking; on the spirit of democ racy, C. C. Dill of Spokane delivered the principle address at the banquet of the Jackson club lield at the Chamber' of Commerce. Saturday night.'" The banquet, attended by more than 200 diners, was the clos ing feature of the conference of the Democratic tate central committee which met in the afternoon. ; SPIItlT OF DEMOCRACT IJVES "The" spirit -of .: democracy' is still the dominant spirit in the hearts and minds of the people ; of America,-' Dill eaid.. "The Democratic party was born with the nation ; other parties have grown up, matured and passed into oblivion, but the Democratic party has gone and will go on 'forever, for It is the ideals of the common people." . ...j Austin K. Flegel, president of the Jackson club, acting j as toast master, proposed a toast to President Wilson at the beginning-of the program that was the. signal for an enthusiastic burst of applause. ' Other speakers for the evening were WHI M. Peterson from" Union county-; Miss C'elia Gavin from Wasco county and Milton A. Miller of Portland. - Miller traced the .history ot the party from' Its Inception to the present day, giving a detailed account of its different accom plishments. . .-.' CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETS i Organisation was the keynote of the meeting of the central committee at . the headquarters in the Morgan building in the afternoon. " Plans for the organization 'of the" counties and precincts in Oregon ad the means of financing them were dis cussed. The policy Is to keep the head quarters In the Morgan building open and active .for the next two years, so the Democrats of the state may have a place to meet and that there may be a, central office for the distribution of Information of party ldeala. Dr. C. J. Smith, chairman of the com mittee, pointed out the cause, of the re cent defeat to be in the lack of consist ent organization and means for dissem inating information and plans to the dif ferent parts of the state. He also stated i that the Democratic party could not aj- ! ford (to Indorse any but the best men for political places. Instead of allowing "seekers" to be put. on the ticket. Speaking on the ideals and future of the - party Will M. .Peterson et Union : county said, "This country is. founded on democracy, and its history cannot be written without touching on the principles of the party and its leaders." HEADQCAUTERS ' MAINTAINED 'As a means of financing the head quarters it was suggested that a Demo cratic club be formed, each member to be- assessed in proportion. The plans r'-e to keep the present quarters in' the MoFpan building, under the management of William D. Bennett. I The resolution's committee of the joint conference of the Jackson club and Btate. central committees, which met in the morning, presented resolutions In dorsing the administration, reaffirming the belief in the wisdom of the legisla tion v brought about and requesting closer cooperation between the different Ktate and county organizations. The resolution was adopted. Pair Attempting Robbery of Bank I ' At Molalla Escape Molalla. ' Or., Jan. 8.- Trace of the two men who attempted to rob the Klrst National bank of ' Molalla early . Saturday morning was lost at the Wil lamette Valley Southern right of wiy. .Their tracks were found leading from the bank through gardens to the rail road. i The men "were frightened away when the telephone operator had called for help after Gordon Taylor, editor of the Molalla Pioneer,' aroused by one of three ; shots of nitroglycerin used' to break into the bank vault, had called her .and lights, flashed on in houses about town as she roused the inhabi tants. ) ' ' - Taylor observed' one of the men on guard outside the 1 bank. The other had blown off two locks in the vault and apparently 'was at. work on the safe' when the pair were frightened away. Sheriff Wilson sent out word m all di rections In an effort to head off the robbers, who are , believed to have fled . iiv an automobile left at the edge of ' town. The robbers : secured nothing. Creek Dragged in Search, for Missing Man 5 at Silverton Silverton, Or., Jan. 8.7 Rising trom a sickbed to which i he had been confined for a month and dressing himself in trousers, Bweater, cap and slippers, the first time he ..had done so much for -himself1 for a: year,, Daniel "Vickstrom. about 65 years old, slipped .away from his home here early Saturday morning. He has been a victim of locomotor ataxia since coming here two ' years ago, and friends, believing he was un able .to get far away, have dragged Silver creek here all day without result. Vickstrom stole away while his nurse was absent for a short time. The the ory is held" that' he tried to cross the creek on a footbridge and fell in. He is a. retired farmer and his wife and three grown daughters! reside here. DANCINGtaught ALL NEW STEPS' AMD POPULAR DANCES guaranteed In 8 three-hoax' lessons. Indies S3, CenUemea 15. IteHooey's beautiful academy. j id and YV'ashinftjoo. Beginners" claat atart Monday and Thursday erenii-gs. Advanced class Tneeday evenings tt to 11:30. Plenty of desir able partners no tubsrrawiit You can neTer learn dancing in private lessons from in ferior' teschers you must have practice. LJ&ARN IN A' ItEAIi SCHOOL., Classes ara Urge and select the social feature alone is worth dou'sle tbe price the only teacher in Portland capable of appearinc before the public in stags and ex hibition dancing. We teach more people to danesv than all- other schools combined. One lesson f rota, us u wyrta six in the arenas srhro. Phone Main 76. Private lessons all hours. THE OREGON. SUNDAY .. JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 9. 1921. Contract Goods Alone Excepted and of whichjwe have very little. Illllllllillllliliilllllllii: Everything at a Keduced Frice! All Mail Orders Filled at Clearance Sale P-ices. ' ' ! ',.''!- Second The Store That Undersells 1 Because It Sells Tor Cash Contract Goods Alone Excepted and of which we have fvery little. Everything at a Reduced Price ! jlllli Parcels Post Packages Prepaid on $5.00 Purchase! s. of Our ale Offers Everything at a Reduced Price 'Hundreds of Prudent Women Profited Extraordinarily , by These Amazing Corset Values The Sale Still Continues It Is Now for YOU to Profit j . Here they are Guaranteed regu lar stock lines in fahious makes-j-Divided into Four Lots at $1.00, at $2.00, at $3.00 and $4.00 Pair To our corset patrons we commend this sale as the most important underpricing event in the department's history-j-for, regardless of cost or former; selling prices, we include about' 85 per cent of pur entire stock at the above drastic price reductions MANY NUMBERS AT LESS THAN COST. 1 It is a sale worthy of the; most particular womanV immediate attention. IJnmatcJisaBl Jstiiiisary Clearance pciftnnities iM Lot 1 at $1.00 Empire, Lady-Ruth and Sport models in Batiste, Sterling and Coutil, back lace models, in sizes 19 to 26. Front lace models, in sizes 27 to 31. yalues to double this Clearance Sale price. Lot 2 at $2.00 Henderson, R; & G., Calma, Empire, Merito and other makes in Brocades Batiste, Coutil. All fashionable models for all figures. Values 4 to less at this Clearance Sale price. Lot 3 at $3.00 & G.. Calma. Merito and Return Belt Corsets in stvles for - . y. 0 medium and stout figures; also sport models. Sizes to 36. Choice from all at this Clearance Sale price. ' : ! Lot 4 at $4.00 All our top grade Rengo Belt Reducing Corsets many of the splendid steel elastic, double boned at Vi price. Nos. 1360, 323, 319. 317, 3 20, etc. Also front and back lace R. & G., Calma, Henderson and - otjier famous, makes, j J Positively None Exchanged at These Sale Prices No Phone Orders All .Our Silk Lingerie in This Clearance 33 1-3 Less Than Our Regular Low Selling Prices Everything in Undermuslins Reduced Wonder ful 98c Values in Uowns, Knickers, tsn-Uiemise, at Reduction up to 50. Outing Flannel Gowns and Pajamas at HALF PRICE and Less. Every Garment in Our Entire Stock at a Reduction. I ' Drjpp Is the Clearance Reduction on 2 ' -L IlUt: the Following Household Goods All Our :i f , " ! "" Fancy Scrims Now 15c to 45c ' Yard JUST HALF! An assortment so desirable and extensive that every house keeper can quickly, make selec tion the time to buy is NOW. f Over 100 Pieces Bungalow Nets 1 30c to $1.50 ! Yard JUST HALF! The popular -Bungalow Curtain Nets in white,, cream and ecru styles to suit every taste. The time to buy is NOW. 1 Colored Border Bath Towels at 75c Each A ' delayed shipment expected for Holiday sellinfc now sacrificed at one-half the price originally intended. . They are of good, generous size, 24x48 inches, and are fin-" ished-wHh fast border in pink or blue. : More Than Forty Stylish ; ! Stout Suits and Dresses In This Great Clearance at. ... . Former . . Prices The Suits are of fine Serges, -extra .well tailored and shown in models, conducive to slendering linesi . j The Dresses are of Crepe de Chines Satins and Taffetas in pop ular models j 1 ;. All On Sale at Former Prices Women's Dainty Waists at 1-3 OFF Beautiful Crepe de- Chine 'an'l Georgette Waists others j in voile all in good style and! all at 1-3 off. I Women's Dress Skirts at 1-2 Price i All popular styles " in. plaids, serges and silks an unlimited assortment in sizes to 30 waist line. J - ; Nothing Is Reserved or Held Back. Every Sectionof Every Department of This Great Store Has Reduced Prices to the Lowest Possible Limit Here j Are Values Unequaled and Qualities That Defy Every Comparison. In announcing the second week of this our greatest clearance sale, we thank the many prudent shoppers-who have already attended. Never have we had such large and appreciative throngs never ha; and rightly so for values far surpass SILKS! "I. ; ' : Vj , ; SILKS Everything Reduced in Silks, Velvets and Woolen Dress Goods 40-tnch Crepe De A fine lieavv aualitv eloselv woven anH j.j j j able comes in correct street and evening 40-lnch Satin Charmeuse at. $1.95 This beautiful silk fabric comes in j all wanted street and evening shades, as well as black it is 40 inches wide and just about one half former price. ; ' ' j Chine at $1.69 Yard ; nerfect finish-; it is both washable and dur- shades iO inch width. ! i I All Our Best Yard-Wide Taffetas and Messalines at $1.69 Standard qualities from the best silk mil feta and Mescaline Silks. in 36-inch width Yard rom all our best Taf- s unrestricted choice a full color range. 40-Inch Chiffon Silk Velvets in Black and ColorsReduced to $5.98 Yard All Our Wide and Narrow Wale Corduroys Reduced to 98c Yard Choice From All 54 to 56 Inch Wool Dress Goods-at $3.95 Yard i i - All our Velours, Yalama Cloths, Heathertones. Mackinaw Checks, Silvertones. Double Faced Coats and other popular Suitings arid Coatings in this clearance sale at $3.95. Housekeepers See What Important Everything Reduced ! Savings Are in Store There Are Hundreds of Others Equally as Important Here for You Not Listed Everything Reduced l-a.co Y,irirrVi'arric of standard quality and good width shown in plaids, -L7ICl5b VJUliiaillb stripes, checks and. plain colors. All new - . goods. Clearance Sale Price yard I JL 1 IJclLll XUyVC15 fun bleached .and. neathi! Price RcifK TniFplc Fine honeycmb Towels, Ddtll 1 UyVCla and absorbent. Clrmt Huck Towels SLheC med and all j they come 18 by. 36 inches, are hemmed. Clearance Sale 2) Q 20x40 inches, towels both durable Clearance Sale Price, 3 for ;. . . i . .$1.00 white they come 18 by 36 inches and are III CTT i HI TC j splendid for Hotels; Clearance Sale Price, 6 for. White Middy Twills 02 a S1.00 Onfinrr Flnnnplc AH our best standard quality Outing Flannels in 37-inch width, OfIA UL111& T IdllllClb plain colors and fapcy styles. Clearance Sale Price ....... . iiUC T rnrrlrifVi in 36"inch width and nice, soft finish just the "materials for fine and OCL lUIlgHtLll dainty undergarments. Clearance Sale Price ....... L ............... . ttOv in 36-inch width a special lot, slightly soiled when bale OPT J, became wet in shipping. Clearance Sale Price... OC Everything Rjeduced In the Men's Section Men as well as wotjnen have learned of the unusual saving possi bilities of our Annual Clearance Sales. It is a time when pnideht men purchase for both present and future needs. Read this brief list ot underpneed oiienngs Engineer's and IrireriianV Sock, Clearance Sale Price. ... The well known Miller Sock, Clearance Sale Price. Men's Fine! Silk Lisle Sock, Clearance Sale Price "t Men's Four-in-Hand Ties, 35c or 3 for. Australian wool-mixed Shirts and Drawers reduced to Heavy all-wool Shirts and Drawers reduced to Heavy fleeced cotton Union Suits reduced to . ..19c .' J '. 25c ...37c $1.00 .$1.64 . $2.25 .$3.75 .$2.05 T. I MEN'S DRESS SHIRTSPrfect fitting and "of. ood rnate III LJC I nals- A11 sizes ind a splendid assortment of patterns and color- vicai cuii.-: jaic I rice pCi.UU. I .' I - . : ings. Our Store Now Opens at 9 A Cx ' .- . r2zr . a ourt7 mioses at ZXZZdx . 5:30 P. M. Saturday 6 P. AT. THE MOST IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY jriircjiiase Price Ribbons Efflbroideris ";i i I- 1 CO SkSs.ss U.. - v n a tj .4 $1.19 J. Half P (price. . . is. there been such eager and quick buying j all previous sales as all our prices w;ere revised downward to meet;, the new market conditions some time ago, and the I reductions we now quote throughout oulr entire stock to reduce present holdings.! ' i r i .. ' ' ' i ! . i- oerore inventory assure you Extraordinary Values These Items on Special Display! Everything at a Reduced Laces Georgettes, Trimmings. Etc. Here's a list of items stripped of " everyithingr but a mere quotation of. the reduced price. You won't know what j real 1 y wonderful values they are until you visit the store. Just make! a list of your needs and attend this sale at your first opportunity. , . L 73-inch Silk Tulle, clearance orice. .n.i'nVi Tvf0i; iiu i - " luviaiiiic uuui, ticdiaiiLc price. 4 i to 43-inch Chartilly Silk Lace at. . . .j. .j: 30-inch Silk Georgette Crepe, clearance sale Cheney's Crepe Chenette, clearance price. . . Narrow Embroideries, clearance . . . . i .!..,, J to 17-inch Embroideries, clearance price... 36-inch Voijfe Flouncing-, clearance price; 36-inch Voile Flotincing, clearance price L . . . Wash Lace, 2 to 4 inches, clearance price . . .X A w sr. e . . J A to 4-incn Calais val, clearance price New Hair Bow stripe, clearance Taffeta, Moire Ribbon, clearance crice Dark warp new plaid Ribbon, clearance price women s in eckvvcar, clearance price , Women's Neckwear, clearance price Drape, Circular Veils, clearance price Veiling, clearance price . . . . . . ....... Moire Ribbons. . ... . . . . . . . . . . ... Silk Allover Lace . . . . . . .... . . . ... . Maiget Lace Flouncing and Bands . . . : :Hlf ...One-half I. .One-half rice .85c $2.3Sn ..8c .25c 79e $1.29 . .8c .39c .49c .39c .59c 50c $1.00 ..29c .49c Price Price Price I All Lines of SHOtS Reduced WOMEN $5.37 IN LATEST MODELS REDiJCEplTO One-41urd to a half less thn resrular .nrlces. AH are thU styles in brown and black kid and gunmetal lealher. S Goodyear or hand-turned soles, French or military heels Infants' Shoes in sixes 1 to 5- Reduced to . Size 5 to 8 at Clearance Prices From . . . Children's Shoes -Clearance Prices From.. Children's Shoes Clearance Price From . . . '$1.75 -to . . .$2.65 toj .l...$2.95 uJ Down Have ty te eason's s with $5.37 $1.45 $2.35 $4.35 $4.85 J . t! Gone Prices! Throughout Our Entire Stock of f Women s and Children's Underwea: Whd Thdse . But with the wishes to make i tunities presented still large and complete. Purchase Now Will Benefi Months to Come, rush to buy we urge every woman who a careful selection o to come in now the sizes and range f the best of thp oppor- while the varieties are of styles Tnost nearly Wool-Mixed Vests ALL REG. SIZES , Women's Lac come low neck sleeves, i Tights and 38, at $1.49 per garment. $1.69 per garrricnt ..$1.49 for OUT SIZE'S ana rants ...... $1.69 ka wanna wool-mixed yests find panjt-s. Vests ana sleeveless Dutch neck with elbow are knee and ankle lentrtli. Sizts 34. 30 Ou sizes, 40, 42 ahd at ; ALL REG. SIZES ... Women's best ts Women's Cotton Union Su $179 vSL....$l.?8 out "SIZES qnaiity cotton tleeced union Dutch neck and elbow sleeves, high neck all ankle! length. Sizes 34, 3G and38 at cic 40 A9. oU Al 1 Q ctiJf . ujts with nd lone sleeves, 79 stilt. Out- 1" Union Suits for Boys and Girls at 98c Suit Fine cotton f high neck aad ' in gray.) Sizes 8 to, 14 years. ALL REG. SIZES i eeced union suits' for boys pnd giii ong sleeves and ankle length. Epvs 8 to 16 years. Girls' cornel iri vh Clearance sale price 98c. s.' Made come Sizes ttc Women's Cotton Vests and Pants ...$U9 OUT SIZES Women's best aualitv cotton fleeced vests i - i F Vests tome low neck arid sleeveless, Dutch neck '$1 fe9 aii sleeves or high neck and long sleeves. Tights are ankle length. Sizes 34, 36 and 38 are! $1.19 Sizes 40, 42 an 44 are $1.29 garment. 1 1 t ' v " - : y-r - .... ..... d pants. nd elbow ind pants garment. :,'f'!l!l!l'!!',!fl!l'lll!"?H''"""1 ihiitllltllliiilUlililillliiitililiiiii - ' 3 - " - 4 1 . .:' ' . : - 1 - M . . : ' .'.1 . v - l : ':.