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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1821. THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAX. .PORTLAND. OREGON 11 ;: STRETiUOUSCLASS i . . By Teatbree Metier I , - tJaltea New Staff Cetfespeodesl. "r New York. Nor. a-Thlr-w kw ,Tork fat women, weighing J ton. are , rn the third week of .' itraiil for ro vision downward,-sbl t lace their own boou of m moraine for the fim time tn yaexs, and. ell verr much bAJijad to Dr. oy Bw . lopeiana, city neaitn com tnlsslmer, wjie reduced the. by ,aone eoa pounds, without resort to im - putatlon. These ere fat women, too fal for too many years t6 fool themselves o be footed with Buch words as "plump," "stout or nare;e- . To Ur Dr. Copland's class -when ui recruits were being eelected i, three weeks ero they nad to prove themselves ' fatter and fitter then many, other fat . women, because the health commie atone m plckin. only the fattest for hie dui, and the only requirement In aoaiuon 10 coioasai eispiseement waa the phyaVel ability to eUnd the a train f reductnr.' Heart trouble and other . form of Internal dilapidation. Incipient ";r anravated. cauaed the dlequaltfl .catlon of a number of married women h would have been splendid recruits , in seller health. . J Bat the shrinkage of hie fat women 'after mora than two week of work and i dieting 1 no torprlae to fhe com m le al oner. That' a what he had In mind , 'wbea he started the class. What has , amased the food doctor la the dlacorery that a large proportion of all women . ere either tod fat or too thin. The fata. by the way. hare It by a larfe, not to .say ponderous, majority. The sylph-like bride of eay three years ace detects a coldnees In her husband's -manner and puts It down to the fact that his arm requires two rraba to en clrsle her waist the same arm that used to make the course In one with room to para. Dr. Copeland will find stamoed. addressed envelop Inclosed, wherein he will please eend her by return mall hie recipe for restoring her high school form for which, thanks very much to the ad vane from this very truly, distracted .wire. . An unmarried air! In her twenties but . flirting with 10 and disengaged believes the young gentleman on the floor below might take her to the gopher social and athletic club's grand box party and ball some Saturday If she could train down to say r5 from 175. ,' Calory counting Is no fad. The let tars that Doctor Copeland Is receiving rrom not only. New York but from At lanta, 'from Ohio cities, from the West and the Southwest snd New England how that, fat la a mental scourge to women, who want to be fashionable and retain their youth, and a constant trial to the very fat women who has kissed romance a conditional farewell and first of all wants to become comfortable once wore. Diet and - exercise, are the Copeland ! prescription that has brought down "his class of fat women on an aver are of almost 20 pounds. In the next two 4 weeks he expects them to lose almost as much more, each woman In proper tlon, and those wbJ have lost most when the experiment Is over will be enter tained at the big public health expoal I tlon here beginning November 14, v testify regarding the test. Thin women have their troubles, but the abnormally thin person vauaOy may discover scene specific causa for the coo- diuon whereas tea fata just get fat with no apparent cause. - Anyway, the fata have it by a vast tonnage and thousands of New Tork women are fol lowing the diet, and taking the exer cises which- together hare dona e much for . Commissioner Copeland s class or hopeful heavyweights.' . . -'-'' U. of 0: Students Win Extra Thanksgiving Leave by Petition University of Oregon. Eugene. Nov. . The Friday after Thanksgiving will be a holiday for students of the University of1 Oregon, according to action taken by the faculty Wednesday night, largely aa the result of a' campaign conducted by the Oregon Emerald, student publica tion. - v."- . . I Last spring the faculty ruled that only one day would' be allowed.'-- several weeka ago a campaign waa launched on the campus to have the ruling changed. As a result 1000 students, most or whom were non-residents of Eugene, signed a petition asking for'the extra day, upon the grounds that the limiting of the vacation to one day would prevent many students from going home. ,Thls peti tion waa presented by Norton' Wlnnard. vice-president of the student body, and Helen Carson,' secretary. rpsassa GIVE S. & H. TRADING STAMPS WITH PURCHASl AMOUNTING TO ICte OR M Shop at This Standard Store for Quality MercliandiseTrue Values Always I ji i Failed to Give Aid; Autoist Fined $100 Ifedford, Nov. I James M6or of Olendale. who Sunday ran dowa Ralph Cowgtll of this city without stopping to aee how badly he waa hurt, Wednesday waa fined $100 and costs and given" a Jail sentence of five days. Another charge la expected to be placed, against Moose for failure to give his name to the authorities at the time of the acci dent. Moore is employed by the South em Pacific at Glendale. Klamath Budget Is To Be Threshed Out Klamath Falls. Nov. 3. Under the pro- vtalona of the law passed at the last session- of the Oregon legislature, the county count of Klamath county has ap pointed a budget committee, which will sit with the court this month in pre paring the 192Z budget. Those appointed were A. Kallna of Malln, J. Frank Adams of Klamath Falls and A. R. Campbell of the Pine Grove district. . AC7tr Mak Pacific v ternational Livestock Exposition See the rt tk Dairy Champions of the Westl Largest livestock show1. in Amer ica! Wonderful exhibits under all classes. Brilliant afternoon- and evening horse shows. Remember the dates, Nov. S to 12. k i T7T727' 111 v - - it i is RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. The r Infants lnrafids NO COOsUNQ Food-Drink for AU Aees. Quick Lunch tHotne,0Bce,and Fountain. Ak for HORUCK'S. 3AtoH Isitaticni k Schtitdu V U V nnm limn -.sl HQ!! 1 WE : i CAN IT With" a Dozen New EDIS0NS ;A We iiid t prove it absolutely and conclusively with - a single New Edisoo. You know we did from the . results of the . test made last week at The White ..Temple, when. Helen Clark' and Jasfph .Phillips com . pared their slncint ' with. Its Ra-Craatlon by the Nev Edison., ' - .. any other Official 1. W can prove It ijiin with Laboratory Model in our store. Last week's marvelous exhibition was not the achievement of a special New Edison. It was simply a rerular performance for any Official Laboratory -Model. , The NEW EDISON Tha rVoaegrepk with a Soul" . .; Buy one of these Official Laboratory Models on "our easy payment Budter Plan. Thed yon have the one ptonopaph that sustains the-one vital phonograph test Then you have music so perfectly Re-Craetoal that you feel that you are Ustenlne; to livinr artists. We riarantee that any Official Laboratory Model, which yoia, select from our stock, will do everything which .was done by the Instrument used In list weex test,, ,i , j. a v . ' -V 1 . - ,l -. .: m Write for CaralogXM aaj Tarans Reed-FrencK; Piano, Co. J . Local Edison Dealer Twelfth and' Waahingtow Street 8 5' t I 5 i Gandy Specials Peanut Cluster lifht-coit-ing. made with' renuine Spanish : peanuts. QQ Priced sneciaL pound OaU I Candy Chews -t favorite with the kiddies. Assorted flavors. Specially QQ g priced at only, pound OO V New Girdles Mala floor New silk braid and cord Girdles finished with tassels and drops. 72 inches long. Black, brown, navy and combinations- of black and color' ; Early shop ping ..is to your advantage. Prices, range $2.95 to $4.95 Friday Extra Special" ' 54 In. Bolivia Coatings $6 Grade $4.95 A strictly high-class fabric and very much the vogue for winter coats. All pure wool. Shown in nvy, copen, reindeer, taupe, light and -dark brown. This is the grade sold in the regular way at 6.00 the yard. The woman who-does her own -sewing or-is planning to have her coat made cannot do better than buy this material not only on account of its sterling quality but 'EA QC also because of the low price. 54 inches , wide." Yard jVxaaeJ Women's CrepeBlouses Featured at $5 Canter Circle, Mala Floor Not a sale, but you may take our. word for it the values are nothing short of phenome nal! Blouse that will hold their own in comparison with many shown about town at 6.50 and more. Of Crepe de Chine and Georgette in an , excellent showing of the season's best , shades. Neat tailored styles and tie more dressy models trimmed with laces,, embroid eries,, tucks, etc:. Long and short sleeves. Square and V Jpf AA necks. Sizes 36 to 32, at DJellU: New Costume Tunics Second Floor Crepe de Chine. Georg ette and Radium Costume Tunics, in loveliest of modes for afternoon wear. Plain colors and combinations. . Some with low neck and the new flowing sleeves. vJUlsizesfroni 36 up to 42. ,s Prices rn g $ f l1 395 " to f $1 7.50 PaV-v 1 J 's Woiiien Dresses - f M $.4498 - : - -7 " SccocmI Floor Just such Dresses as you would. Select and be willing to pay-regular, price for, ' High-class Frocks from our regular stock go into a, special sale" fqrFriday, at a substantia reduction from former prices. Only a few in each-modeL Made up in Trlcotine, Potret Twill, Velour, Satin and Crepe. Attractive styles hr coat,-stralghtline and blouse effects. Some are trimmed with wide braids and buttons, others are embroid ered or trimmed with grosgrain ribbons. Many delightful styles with fancy' vests of Duvetyn tor satin and tasseled belts. Dresses selling heretofore up to f 6 50. Do not Qyfyf QQ overlook thli splendid opportunity. Special at OxrkVO Women's Sweaters Special $12.95 Super quality Wool Sweaters of a well known make.' Medium and heavy weights for sport, street and dress wear. Several popular styles including the fashionable tuxedo and coat effects. Roll collars, belts, tie sashes,-pockets.' Plain and fancy weaves. Pink, tomato, Jade, blue, tan, gray, brown etc Some with fancy checked -or brush wool borders. Early O"! O QK shopping is advised. Priced very special at only DAawt Garment Salons, 2nd Floor RibbonRemnaiits Half A timely Sale, giving women an oppor tunity, to buy Ribbons for holiday fancy work and trimmings at a saving of half and. more.' Wide and narrow Ribbons in a great variety of shades. Plaids, stripes, plain Satins, Taffetas,- Brocades, etc. Lengths suitable for practically all pur pose. 2-Diy Sile, y, PRICE AND D ... I RE S5 ED DOLLS with sleeping eyesan4S curls. Assorted dresses." J? Spedal only QlaUU TMPORTED Dressed Dolls with Composition body, v bisque head, sleeping eyes, eyelashes, curls, shoes end stock ings. 16.50 QQ Dolls special OrteaO -BABT " DOLLS with ompo a 1 1 i o n body. 2.50 values OP special only L0 v.- . i . ) J Toyland, 4th Floor t Wool Scarfs Sceaet FUor Brushed wool and Angora Scarfs in plain styles or with pockets and belts. ' Stripes, checks and fancy bordered effects some finished with wide fringe. Pride range $5.00 te 510.75 Women's Bath Robes In a Special Showing Second Floor Robes for gift-giving and for personal use should be selected now while stocks are at their best Here are .all the new styles and the patterns are more attractive than -tret before. Shop early when service is at its best Prices range $5 to $13.50 'Robes at $550 -Women's Bath Robes, of heavy grade blanket material. Roll collar, long sleeves. Cord girdle. Serviceable IK TA dark colors. Priced DtleOU Robes at $655 -Eiderdown Bth Robes in at tractive styles with collar, poc kets and cord girdle. Shown in rose and copen. Full range of sizes, i , Priced Apr very special at onlv DOeaD ! Robes at $750 , Women's Bath ' Robes of blanket material, Styled with or without collar. Choice select tion of light ; and ?"7 fZ( dark patterns at etiU. : Robes at $10 Blanket Bath Robes with large collars. , Trimmed wiui satin facing 'and cord fastenings. Beautiful new' floral designs. Tomorrow s p e- 3"1 A A f dally priced at eDiUellU "Garter Underwear Week" In the Men's Store .w . Main . Floor Is your under- v wear healthful or dangerous? Underwear that does not ab- sorb perspiration and moisture and sticks to, the body when . damp is a serious menace to 1 health. Carter's Knit Under i I J wear s absorbent to a high Xr Jdegree besides being snug I fitting, elastic, comfortable, I durable and of high quality. Carter' cotton Union Suits I for men. Varioua weights. Priced t $2.50 P to $4,00 ' Carters wool - anal mixawl wool Union Suits, aa extra value, priced $4.50 to $6.00 Carter's silk and wool Unioa Suit priced at $11.00 Men's , $3.50 Shirts at $2.49 Mala Fleer Quality Shirts from our own regular stock offered Special 2 Days' Sale at a price no man who--needs new shirts can afford to overlook. Made from high-grade madras material with silk stripe. Splendid assortment of desirable patterns in the best colors. Soft cuff styles. All sizes from 14 up to 154 in the sale. QO 4Q Regular 3.50 Shirts. Priced very special at only WwiTt mm Men's Quality Hosiery Mala Fleer Famous Interwoven Hose the preference of well dressed men " everywhere. Silk and worsted at $1.00 pair Medium weight worsted Inter woven Hose priced at 60c pair. Super-grade Cashmere 'Hose, an extra value, at 75c" a pair. Ribbed Cashmere Hose in the popular heather mixtures, 75c Phoenix ; Silk and Worsted Hose -extra value. Priced $1.00 Webber med. heavy Hose 65c Men's Flannel Shirts $325 to $650 Men's Sport Goats at $8.75. Maia fleer Argonaut - :' a XJt Flannel Shirts recommended for their long wearing quality." Grays, blues,, browns, khaki, olive, red and heathers. Also best makes in Corduroy Shirts. Prices range from $&25 to $6.50 Ask for your S. & rLrStamps Jantzen Knitted Sport Coats give warmth and com fort without excessive weight. Friday and Saturday at $8.75 Men's Flannelette Night oowns in assorted patterns. Friday and Saturday at 1.9.3 Men's Pajamas special $1.5 Men's Caps $3.50 Main Floor At this price we snow an exceptionally fine as sortment of men's Wool Caps All - the very newest styles. Plain colors, plaids and mix tures. Silk lined. Fancy bands. ; - Z CLOTH HATS Ideal for wet weather. Latest -: styles and patterns. maae up in oepenaaDie ma terials, , Priced at only $4.00 $9.50 Calfskin Pumps Special $6.50 Main Fleer Women's , brown calf skin Pumps with pinked ball strap, flat heel and medium toe. FA Regular I9.S0 grade, at wOeOU Light tan calf Pumps with welt soles and baby vLouis heels. Two straps with brass buckles. $10.00 val- 3f Pn ues priced at DUetlU Women's tan calf Pumps with flat ; heels and round, toe. 9.00 g r a d e . C A Priced, pair J?VeJV Oxfords $7.95 Women's dark brown kid Oxfords with .welt soles and military heels Imitation stitched top. 9.50 &H A J? grade. Priced, pair eetF Portland agency for Men a and Women's Educator Shoes. . High Shoes $6.50 Women's high Shoes of tan calf leather. Dressy style with neat round toe and flat heeL One of the best standard makes selling heretofore at 9.00. Priced very special J?A Friday and Saturday DOet)U Half Price Millinery Clearance No restrictions choose, any Trimmed Hat on display in the Millinery aaion ranging in price irora 17.50 up to IJ5.00 at y2 off. This in dudes a recent shipment of. high-class Pattern Hats. Donlt miss this splendid opportunity to buy your Thanksgiving Hat and save a full half. All $7.'50 to $35.00 Hats HALF PRICE Regular med Hats Regular med Hats Regular med Hats Regular, Trimmed 7.50.Trim- OQ special atOOeltJ t0 Trim- CK flA special at vOAJJ 15 Trim- Kft special atwletJU ins $10.00 Regular Trimmed Regular Trimmed Regular Trimmed , Regular Trimmed1 22.50 Hats at 25.00 Hats r at 30.00 Hats: at 35.00 Hats at $11.25 $12.50 $15.00 $17.50 Millinery, Salons, 2d Floor i! ; 1 Rug Sale -3d Floor We -have a limited number of Bengal Oriental Rugs in dis continued patterns which will be closed out at the fol lowing reduced prices: 3 Great Specials- 55.00 Bengal Rugs; size 4x7 ft Beauti- QQQ rjj? ful patterns, at vOae f V 6x9 ft Bengal Oriental Rugs, regularly QA J? A 1125, reduced to De7e7eOU 9x12 ft Bengal Oriental Rugs, regular- CI QK AA ly 169 now OlOtl.UU Best Flour $135 Kerr's Best Patent every sack guaranteed. Qf Special, 49 rb. sack O AeOeJ Other Speoalsk matoSoup, 3 cans for Small White, Beans 25c Preferred Stock To- Off n on sale 'FridayJ 4- lbs. Wool Soap, 3 4i cakes " 25c Upton's ceyion Tea 75c . Model Grocery, 4th Floor : Boys' Suits That Are Built For Service The outstanding feature of our Boys' Suits is quality. You can buy Suits for less money but they cost more in the nd be cause they will not give service. 2rPaht Suits $13.35 Man tailored throughout Suits that will hold their shape and look well to the last Nov. elty mixtures : in best colors. Belted nod el a. C1Q QC Priced special at OXOeOiV Boys Corduroy ' Suits ', . Just the thing for-school wear. Dark brown; color. Full cut and full fined knickers. BuUt for durability. Special- jf?Q Qf It rriced v at onlv OOeUtl e - . - er ' Boys' Rain C3apes and Coats Special $4.45 Mala Fleer : gors' Rubberited Rain Coats, made bv the Goodvear Rubber Co. Black only. , Side pockets. Capes are cut in full slyles with aide openings tor bands.' AQ sizes for boys OA AfZ 4. to 16 jreats of age. .Specially priced now at only tDTCefKj " Udd JLmes Boys' Underwear 50c Underwear now at 3Sc. I 11.00 Underwear now 75c 1 1. 75 c Underwear now at 50c .$0 Underwear, now $1.00 Women's Silk Hosiery 95c Bargaia Circle, Fhrst Floor Wom en pure mreaa aux nose wun lisle reinforced toes, heels and double lisle garter tops. .All are seamless styles, mock - fashioned, irregulars of our best makes. QrT n Priced special at only, pair, 7uC Silk Hosiery $1 Bsrgam Circle, TVat Fleer Excel lnt quality Silk Hose with lisle heel and toe. Silk dear to the hem. Mock fashioned. Irregulars of a well known make. Wonderful f1 T values." Priced special, pair OJL r : i a 5j -. ... ... . ''.! ........ .i i i w 9 . -