The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 21, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON IM If mm support OF NITRATES ROILS COLLEAGU BILL ES Washington. Janl 21. (WASH INGTON BUREAU OK THE JOUR NAL) Four Republican senators irtcurred the displeasure of the ma jority organization when they voted in. favor of the nitrates bill," which passed the senate by a vote of 34 to 29. The quartet consists of Capper of Kansas, Oronna of- North Dakota, La Follette of Wisconsin and McNary of Oregon. Johnson of California had acted with th "rebels" up to the point of the bill's passage, but on the final roll. call joined with the oraniHtion against it. Three Democrats, ijlore of Oklahoma. King of Utah and Vbmerene of Ohio, opposed the bill, the othtr Democrats support ing .it. M'SARrS REASONS McNary maintained that the operation . Of the plant and the expenditure of the , additional' 112.506,000 for development to . operate the plant as provided by the bill is gvjd business ; that to take any Other course would be wasteful of an enormous investment, and that nothing Is more important to the, national well being than to possess ucli. a plant for manufacture of explosives and fertilizer. Th epposition, the Oregon senator maintained, was largely aroused by sentiment against government control of operations which haunts many senators of the old school, plus a sectional feel ing against establishment of this large enterprise in the South. Amid a mass .f testimony these are some of the salient facts of the situation : Kor the development of two projects on the Tennessee river in Alabama the government ias already expended ap proximately SIO.'.OOO.OOO. FKOPOSED PLANTS One of these projects, which Includes tha incomplete Wilson dam. will .require something like $17,000,000 to complete. This would furnish cheap waterpower for operation of the nitrate plant. The second project,' the nitrate plant. Is complete so far as the manufacture of nitrates for explosives is concerned, operated by steam power. But to install machinery for certain improved- proc esses and to equip for manufacture of fertilizer in the form most useful to agriculture, the $12,500,000 provided by the senate bill is required. If .the project is abandoned, the salvage value at the highest estimate would not be over 50 per cent, and some estimates run as low as $3,000,000. If closed at the present stage and held as an emergency plant to bo opened in tha event of another great war,, the overhead expense would be high and certainly expensive." DEJflTANl CONSTANT The war department during the war accumulated a surplus of 300.000 tons of " Chilean nitrate to cover its needs for 'manufacture i of high explosives.-. It is estimated that- the government can safely tsJl half this surplus, which will pro ,vid a large part of the funds which it . ! proposed to expend for the Improve 1 wants, and when this is done the plant (itself will replenish the nitrate supply. With the completion pf bfth projects ,gvt an approximate total cost of $141. ,000,000. or $39,000,000 more than has been spent, cheap waterpower will be available for operation of the nitrate plant on a scale that will provide cheap fertilizer and relieve this, country of any dependence on the Chilean supply. ,The plant is located where the demand for artificial fertilizer is greatest and where it Is a necessity for continued production of -cotton and tobacco, the big crops of.tha South. But fertilizer demands are Increasing by leaps and bounds in some of the northern states, where soil fertility is becoming ex hausted. Bill Urges $12,000 : As Wage in Congress Washington, Jan. 21, (I. N. S). An increase in the salaries of the members t ot congress to $12,000 a year will be pro posed in the senate by Senator Sherman (Rep. I1L). . Congressman Booker Of Missouri Is Dead I Savannah. Mo.. Jan. 21. (I. N. S.) Congressman Charles K. Eooher. Demo crat, died here today, after a year's ill ness. He was serving his eighth term in congress from the 'Fourth Missouri district. Haystack Hobo Had $700 in His Pocket -Kearney. Neb.. Jan. .21. (I. N. S.) Although John Haydaiger makes a prac tice of sleeping jn haystacks, he is by . ino means destitute. Farmers pulled him lout of a stack near here early today. ;At a hospital where he was taken be cause his feet were frozen, attendants found $700 . in good treasury notes in his pockets. League of Nations : ... Will Meet Feb.-21 London, Jan. 21. (I. N. S.) The coun cil of the League of Nations -has been .summoned to meet at Geneva on Febru ary 21, it was announced today. &5&25S the Garment Store and See the New Spring Styles in Suits, Coats, and Dresses Now on Display-r-Second Floor EnLIZfljlZnU WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH PURCHASES AMOUNTING TO 10c OR MORE STAMP BOOKS REDEEMED ON THE THIRD FLOOR Hi v Gray, White or Black Casket . i a Two Autos. Hearse. 'Embalm ing. Outside Rox. Grave Marker. Funeral Notices, Bearers Gloves. Personal Services. Use of ChapeL ft Miller & Tracey Independent Funeral Directors ITashlnfftos at Ella Phones : ' Main 2631, S7S-83 Take Lunch in Our Tea Room The most popular place in- all Portland to enjoy down town luncheon. Very bst of foods, courteous service, reasonable prices. Take any of the -elevators to Fourth Floor. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS RECEIVED BY, MAIL GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION The Standard Store of the Northwest Olds, Wortman & KM , , Entire Block Morrison, Tenth, West Park and Alder Streets ANNUAL CLEARANCE i J SALE1 1 ' -t PORTLAND AGENCY FOR GOSSARD. NEMO. LA CAMILLE AND BIEN JOUE CORSETS Boys' Blouses At 89c Main Floor Gingham, Chambray and Madras njiaterials. Sizes 6 to 16. t5o and 3Q $,1.75 values. Clearance Sale price EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED EXCEPT GROCERIES and a Few Contract Lines - Women's Coats $34.98 Lines Formerly Priced to $57.50 - Second Floor High-class Coats in the sea son's smartest styles. Clearance of ones and twos of a kind. There isn't an undesirable model in this entire lot and fortunate will be the woman who selects one of them. Tail ored, belted and loose, wrappy styles with large collars. Silvertone, Bolivia, Velour and a few short Plush Coats. Sizes range from 16 to 44. Values to $57.50. QQI QQ Priced for Clearance Sale at DO'.70 $125.00 Coats $79.98 Second Floor This group embraces a splen did assortment of our finest winter Coats. Beautiful, dressy models in the popular dol man effects, also belted and loose styles. Some have large cape collars, others con vertible collars of fur or self material. 'Bo livia and Corduvel materials. Sizes 18 to 46. Formerly priced to 125. flr7Q AO Price'd for Clearance Sale at Dl UiuO Women'sPlush Coats Half Price Second Floor Women's Plush Coats in M and full length models. Dolman styles with large cape collars and belted-front models. All are full lined. You'll find assorted sizes. $45.00 Coats Clearance Sale at $22.50 $5 5.00 Coats Clearance Sale at $27.50 389.50 Coats Clearance Sale at $44.75 WE GIVE S. & H. TRADING STAMPS Centennial Chocolates j "Quality Sweets" THE next time you buy her a box of sweets don't just say "chocolates" specify Centennials and you will give her the finest confection on the market. Strictly an Oregon product made in Astoria in an up-to-date daylight factory under, the most modern sanitary conditions. Nothing but the finest chocolate coatings with centers of high test cream. Shipments received daily. Main Floor. ASK FOR CENTENNIAL CHOCOLATES KNOWN FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN Women's Crepe Waists $4.49 Center Circle, lt Floor Extra special offering for Saturday. Odd lipes. and small lots of Women's "high-class Waists priced for quick clearance at a big re duction in prices. Of Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine. Many attractive styles. Beaded and embroidered. Long o short sleeves. Black, white, flesh and wanted shades. Spe- OA A( cial ?or Clearance Saje, only tDfxerr Sale of Knit Underwear Our entire stock of Carter's Knit Underwear for Women and Children, In wool and mixed wool, on sale at One-Fourth Off This applies of course to the winter garments. All styles and weights. Carter Underwear is made only from the very finest of yarns and has no superior in fit and serv ice. Shop early for first choice. Women's 3.50 to $9.75 Knit Underwear special $2.63 to $6.92 Children's 1.50 to $6.5o Knit Underwear, special $1.13 to $1.88 Clearance of Girls' Winter Goats Junior Shop, 2d Floor In order to close out our stock of Girls' Winter Coats in the shortest possible time we have gone over the various lines and re grouped about 100 garments at new low prices. Many of these are suitable for year around wear. Velvet, Corduroy, Chinchilla, Silvertone, Velour, Cheviot and Bolivia materials. Belted and loose models. Ages 6 to 14 yeaVs. This Is a seasonable offering. Clearance Sale price, $12.95, $19.98 and $29.98 t Girls' Dresses Reduced Girls' and Misses' Dresses of Taffeta, Serge, Jersey, Velvet and Messaline. Dainty styles suitable for school and utility wear. Some are trimmed with wool embroidery, others with plaitings. braids, etc. Ages Clearance Sale price, $12.95. $19.98 and $29.98 Girls' Party Frocks Reduced Second Floor Charming Dresses made up in Nets, Chiffons, Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe and Taf fetas Many dainty models in ruffled and draped ef fects. Sizes 6 to 14 years now $8.49 to $27.95 Girls' Sweaters $3.9JS to $6.98 Girls' Bath Robes $4.49 Second Floor Girls' Sweaters in me dium and heavy weights. Slip-on, tux edo and coat styles, with roll or square collars. Plain and fancy weaves, good range of desirable colors. Special for Clearance Sale at only $3.98 to $6.98 GIRLS' KNITTED TAMS, in several d weaves. Assorted colors. Special for Clearance Sale of Girls' Bath Robes. Large assortment of pretty patterns in Indian and floral designs. Roll or square collars, long sleeves. - Made up in good, warm blanket 'material. Ages 6 to 14. Clearance Sale only $4.49 ifferent styles. Plain or fancy I0 AQ Clearance Sale at $2.49 and Du70 . Men's $11 to $14 Shoes I Clearance $6 Main Floor Here, men. Is a Shoe Sale that brings REAL SAVINGS! High-grade lootwear trora our regular stock on sale Saturday only at about Y regular price. 5 Great Lots In the Sale i Men'sf Shoes of black wax Calfskin. Blucher Cut, semi-straight last, flat heel and Goodyear welt soles.' Regular $14.00 Shoes Saturday at only DU Men's! Shoes of light or dark brown calfskin.i English last ' with Goodyear welt soles. Formerly $11.00 and $11.50 In the Clearance Sale at wO Men's! 'Shoes of black calfskin. Wide footform j last with heavy Goodyear welt solas. 1 Blucher Cut. Former- flji? Jy $12.oto Clearance Sale at, pair Merfs Shoes of dark brown kid, high toe, swing last, blucher cut. A splen did shoe for service. Former, selling price $12.00 the pair. Saturday in the Clearance Sale at, the pair Men's Shoes of tan calfskin. High toe, swing last. Made especially to withstand winter wear. Former ly $13.00 Saturday at, the rai All Men's and Women's. Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords in Clearance "Sale at 20 off. "Children's Shoes reduced. C$6 Clearance of Housekeepers , Supplies Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Sheets, "Sheetings, Muslins, Art Linens, Pillow. Cases, Pillow Tubings, Outing Flannels everything in way of Home Supplies now on sale at low prices. Domestics 54inch Bleached Sheeting Q00 for bed priced at, the yardOOC Hemstitched Pillow Cases in size 45x36 inches. Special at tcOU 4Sx36-inch Bleached Pillow QQp Cases In the Clearance Sale at OaC 27-inch Heavy White Outing " Flannels Clearance Sale, yard -LC White Goods 3 6-inch English Long aloth Clearance, . 1 0 yards -Chamois finish Lou j cloth 10 yards for only $2.75 $3.50 Sale of Boys' 2 - Pant Suits $12.45 m.:- pi Hiirh.crradA Suits mostly all have two pairs of pants, although there are a number of suits "fx i - fiu : i -x- x- Vi-.c nhn nwfr them. also w l lii auigic y a" i- ivi I'lujw " " k Made up in novelty mixtures in the best colors. A few Blue Serges included. Suits selling P1 O AC ??; heretofore at $18.50 to $25. Clearance tDA.W Boys' Knickers Half Price Choose any pair of boys' Knickers Saturday at just i.4 retr. Price. Uooa tarries, oesi colors, ones o iu io Boys' $3.50 Knickers Clearance Sale only Boys' $3.7 5 Knickers Clearance Sale only Boys' $4.50 Knickers Clearance Sale only Boys' $5.00 Knickers Clearance Sale only Boys' $6.50 Knickers Clearance Sale only $1.75 $1.88 $2.25 $2.50 $3.25 EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED Except Groceries and a very few Contract Lines. Women's $8.50 to $10 Corsets -35 Second Floor -Beyond question the greatest value in high-grade Corsets ever brought to Portland. Choice of 3 beautiful'models medium bust with extreme long hip line, slightly cut away rnj front low bust, with medium long skirt with plush padded front-clasp waistline model with elastic all around top. Our Jamousi "OWK SPECIAL" Corsets, noted for style and service. Of high-grade brocade material. Heavy elastic j web supporters. AH are finished at bottom, with fiie quality tape. Just such Corsets as we have sold heretofore flp .ff in ourlregular stock at $8.50 and $10.00 In the Clearance Sale at DtKvJU BROKEN LINES OF HIGH-GRADE CORSETS NOW SELLING AT PRICE Men's $6.50, $7.50 Pants Basement Sale $4.85 - - Surprising values nothing to compare with them in town at the price. Come in and see for yourself. Made up in high grade cassimeres in many attractive patterns. None worth less than $6.5o, most all are J QpT $7.50 values. Sale at SHUOtJ Wet Weather Goods At 1-3 Off Our entire Basement .stock of 'Men's Oiled 'Slickers, Jack ' ets. Hats, Leggings, Boys Coats and Capes in the clearance sale at 1-3 off the regular prices. Standard makes. Better take ? advantage of 'this opportunity. Toilet Needs and Drugs i - - Pebeco Tooth Paste, tube for 36c Hind's H. & A. Cream at 39c. 79c Squibb's Talcum Powder now 20c Listerine now at 23c 45c 85c Lavoris, 3 sizes for 22c 43c 79c Baume Analgesique Bengue now 70c Cuticura Soap, the cake now at 20c Packer's Tar Soap, the cake at 20c Woodbury's! Facial Soap now at 23c Resinol Soap, now priced only 20c Jergen's Lotion, now priced at 37c Clearance SALE of RUGS Continues Buy Now and' Save I Third Floor Shirts All Men's Silk At HALF PRICE Main FloorH-'Saturday we shall place on sale our entire stock of Men's Silk Shirts at 'A price! La Savoie, Arrow, Savoy, Bates-Streetj Rotary and other makes. Crepe de chine, silk broadcloth, tub silks and fiber silks. Large selection of patterns. -$10.00 Silk Shirts -$11.00 Silk Shirts -$12.00 Silk Shirts -13.00 Stilt Shirts -$15.00 SUk Shirts -$17.00 Silk Shirts priced special $5.00 priced special $5.50 priced special $6.25 priced special $6.75 priced special $7.50 $S.i priced special .50 Men's $1.50 Tie $1.15 Main Floor4 Men's high grade Neckwear, standard $1.50 lines from our regular stock, large assortment of beautiful terns and colors. Specially priced for Saturday selling: at 0X Men's 75c Hose, 6 Pairs for $2. $2.50 Night Gowns $1.69 Min Floor Men s Night Gown splendid heavy quality outing flannel, in neat striped patterns. Cut full and long. Regular- 2.50 J"f f Main Floor Good grade Cotton Hose in one of the best standard 1 makes. Unexcelled for fit and serv ice. Hose of good 75c (PO OK quality. Special 6 pairs for fD&iU pat- 15 25 s of garmehts. Priced speciial Men's Sweaters Half Price Men's $5.rjo Sweaters now Men's $6.50 Sweaters now Men's $7.50 Sweaters now ' Men's 8.50 Sweaters now $2J5G S3.25 $3.75 $4.25 Me$'s $11. OO Sweaters at $5.50 MeA's "$15.00 Sweaters at $7.50 Mers 16.50 Sweaters at $8.25 Me's 17.50 Sweaters vat $8.75 MEN'S UNDERWEAR AT, REDUCED, PRICES saga M. J. B. Coffee 1-lb. Tins 45c $130 5-lb. Tins $2.15 Vacuum packed, fresh from roaster.. Always delicious. ' Try M. J. B. once and you will never use any other brand. Lenox Soap 20 for $1 Lenox Laundry Soap or White Flyer Soap, full size cakes. Priced J-J fifi special 20 cakes for only OJ-UU .Other Specials CMixed Nuts, special 30c a ifS f pound; 3 pounds now for only OUlx Royal Baking Powder, :i 2-bz. OC size, priced special for only Out 2J4-Ib. can priced special at $1.20 5-lb. cans priced special at $2.35 r-y -ft" id 11 in 51 . 1 a'.' I I f EH pi vr. m ' IE Si N it tP Li brt it" pi r1 Bi hi p tP m rJ t I? 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