The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 15, 1921, Page 13, Image 13

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    TUESDAY, f NOVEMBER 15. 1921.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON
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GERMANY TELLS
ALLIES SHE IS
TO PAY
NAB
(B Cllnml ferric)
(BpteUI Radio DUtateh)
Berlin, Nov. IS. Oennan has advised
lb allUs that aha cannot pay tha naxt
Istallmeot of lae reparations, amounting
to I0O.0OO.0OA gold marks, due Janu
ary IS.
GEBXAXT SEES HOPE I!
AXKBICAV ARBS FBOrOSAI.
By Joaa Graadtss
CtiUd Xr guff CeraoadcBt
Berlin, Nov. 15. Oertnany, through
hsr political leadsra. aaca In America's
propoaal for a reduction of nariea a
tlaro of hop that her recant conquer
ors wll not crush her completely.
This, to tha German mind, means that
Secretary Bushes' plan will deprive
Franca of tha backing necessary to
maintain her threat of renewed war
along tha Rhine. As an evidence of thie
feeling. Admiral von Brueninghaua,
volksparta ineiriber of the relchstag, de
clared In an Interview with tha United
News:
America s intentions arc clear. The
question of war or peace cannot Be
raised after such a frank opening. But
1 am skeptical regarding tha outcome
of the conference, because the roads to
both hell and war are paved with good
Intentions."
Edward Bernstein. Germany's noted
socialist pacifist, sala his country would
have everything to gain and nothing to
loss If her former enemies avoided
conflict In "tha East "America's pro
posal for disarmament, which is most
surprising because more drastic, consti
tutes a gigantic step toward peace," ho
stated. '
"Germany is highly interested In the
success of the proposals. Those who
aspect advantages to Germany from an
encounter on the Pacific are worse than
mad.
Dr. Adolf Braun, member of the for
flgn affairs committee of the relchstag,
asserted that "while Hughes' suggestion
em radical, and therefore are wel
come, the conferees should limit the
armament of single ships as well as
tonnage of the different types of ves
sels and In that way prevent strengthen
Ing of the shlpa not Included In the re
ductlon. They snould also limit ex
pendltures for armaments."
Newspapers Agree
To Quote Uniform
'Advertising Rates
South Bend, Wash,, Nov. 13. A ban
quet and conference of the newspaper
editors of this section of the state was
held Saturday night in Raymond as part
of the program of the state press asso
ciation. K. M. Connor of the Wlllapa
Harbor Pilot and R. W. Edinger of the
Centralis. Chronicle were reelected chair
man and secretary "of this section, re
spectively. Claranc Ellington, editor
of the Chehalls Bee-Nugget, and C. L.
Clayton spoke. .
Those present were : . E. M. Connor,
Miss Honors Connor, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Dockery and H. M. Ross of the
Wlllapa Harbor Pilot, Mr. and Mrs. C.
S. Beall and John E. Davies of the
Raymond Herald, Mrs. F. A. HaselUne
and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hamilton of the
South Bend Journal, Clarence Ellington
of the Chehalis Bee-Nugget. O. E. Ken
nedy of the Kennedy Press in Raymond,
R- W. Edinger of the Ontralla Chron
ic K C. U Clayton of the Porte Publish
ing company and E. B. Brown of the
Auburn Globe-Republican.
As a result of the meeting all printers
in this immediate vicinity have agreed
to quote prices exclusively from the
Franklin price list and not to cut below
it, and tha three newspapers have con
sented to adopt uniform advertising
rates with a revision upwards.
Married Fifty Years,
Hubby Cries 'Enough
Chico, CaL.i Nov. 15. After 51 years
of married life, suit for divorce has
been filed in the Butte county superior
court by Frank A. Wood of Chico against
Amelia Wood. The couple were mar
ried in New Boston, I1L, March 1, 1866.
"Fifty years of It Is enough for any
one man." Wood told his friends today
commenting on his action. "Marriage was
never meant to last longer than that."
.EVNES -aa
SJ- MAYONNAISE
is a pure, uncooked Mayon
naise, made from fresh eggs,
oil, and the purest condi
ments in our sun-lit, tile
lined kitchens. Jevne's May
onnaise equals the best that
can be made in the home
by the expert housewife.
H. Jevne Co. has special
ized for a generation past
in fine foods.
Get a bottle today from your grocers.
Lm AatfJaa, Calif.
MAYONNAISE
6S
Aluminum
The utensil that can
be used EVERY day
Aside from giving .wonderful results when used m
the oren foe baking bread or for roasting turkey, bce,
pork, lamb, esc the "Wear-Ever" Aluminum Roaster
can be used for steaming vegetables or for baking apples,
potatoes, tomatoes, etc on top of the stove. It also is
invaluable for preparing an entire meal meat, potatoes,
one vegetable and a dessert such as rice pudding or baked
apples afl at one time over ONE 'burner. Moreover,
many housewives have found it handy as a bread and
cake-box and, during the fanning season, it is ideal for
ttrmsinr and sterilizing fruits and vegetables canned by
the cold pack method.
Thus it is that the "Wear-Ever" Roaster b considered
one of the most ECONOMICAL utensns that a house
wife can have. It not only SAVES the cost of the many
individual ntensils which it replaces, but it also effects
OTHER economies in fuel, time and labor.
The heat-conducting properties of the hard, dense,
THICK, sheet aluminum used in "Wear-Ever" utensils
arc such that the heat is carried AWAY from the bottonr
and distributed EVENLY throughout the utensil. Hence,
Wear-Ever" uses LESS fuel, requires LESS attention,
always cooks EVENLY and insures BETTER
FLAVORED foods.'
" Wear-Ever " dealers now have in stock the " Wear
Ever " Roaster. Go to your favorite store TODAY and
select the size that is best suited to your requirements.
THE ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSIL CO.
New Kensington, Pa.
Shopping A
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YOUR DISCOUNT IN S. & H. STAMPS! WE GIVE THEM FREE!)ti
Butter $1
No deliveries except with other fro
eery purchases. Glenwood Q"f AA
Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. for W-LeUU
Gem Nut Margarine, 2 lbs. for-SSc
NaaVKifWp V VXe. iMJlU U.KZ'JtUU VSV esvaAsUsaUJ
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
TMOysfX) axprw, syyyy sftK AMO TTKTH
Basement Underprice Store
SAVING SALES
Great Special Purchase Sale
MEN'S TROUSERS
The biggest Sale of Trousers the Basement.Store has ever
attempted will start tomorrow morning. It's a sale that should
bring hundreds of men to the store. Over 800 pairs In
the lot. You have unrestricted choice at ONE PRICE.
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You will look a Ion; time before you come across such
values again. Certainly present market conditions do not war
rant the extreme low price at which these will be sold.
The Materials
Are Corduroys and Mixtures
Splendid serviceable Trousers for general wear, just what
every man has need for, no matter how many suits he may
own. The Corduroys have taped crotch seams. All are well
made and thoroughly desirable. Full range of sizes d0 QC
30 to 42 waist. Basement, specially priced, pair DOsOJ
Men's Union Suits
$2.29
Basement A good opportunity to supply your win
ter underwear needs at a big saving. Men's mixed
wool Union Suits in medium weight, closed crotch,
long sleeves, ankle length. Natural color flJO OA
only. AH sizes 34 to 40. Special, garment wtU
Ask for Your S. & H. Green Trading Stamps l
Men's Work Suits
$2.50
Basement A special that will be appreciated by
the man who has rough work to do. These Suits
are made up in the popular one-piece style. Of
heavy grade brown denim. Very desirable also
for shop wear. Sizes 36 to 44. To- dJO Kf
morrow in the Basement Sale at only DsieUJ
Specials for Boys
ine-piece Corduroy Suits for
little fellows 3 to 8. Qf QQ
fine for nlav Snecial tD-LeaO
-"-Boys' Domet Flannel Shirts.
Sizes i2lA to 14. To- OKa
morrow priced special at OUl
4TH FLOOR
Wednesday
Special Lunch
69c
Service from It J to S Jt
Tea Room, rourtfc i-loor -CHOICE
OK .
Oxtail Soap With Hariey
C&icfcen Multwetawny Sou
Fr44 Kaaor Claaaa
Tartar Banc
Baked Salmon Bteak. Bpaolah
CenetaaUo SaUaa
Saute Sirloin Tips or Beef
'with Muahrootns
Corn Fritters and Bacon
BoUe4 Fresh Brisket of Beef.
Horseradish
OWK Special Baaed Beaas
Bonton Brown Breed
Assorted Cold Meats. Potato Salad
with
Creamed Cauliflower
CHOICK OK
Peach Pie loe Oram Cake
Tea Coffee MUK
MAIN FLOOR -
Notion Day
Bargain Circle
Main Floor
METAL Slipper Trees at 15c
Pearl Buttons, all sizes 10c
Mother's Ironing Wax at Sc
Twilled Tape, 24-yard bolts,
on special sale today at 25c
Tailors' Tare, special at 7c
Lingerie Tape In light blue
and pink, 15c kind at only fC
Defender Safety Pins on spe
cial aJe today at. the card, 4c
Wire Hair Pins, package 4c
"Curia- Rubber Curlers 19c
Odds and Ends in Needles 5c
Snap Fasteners, a dozen 2c
10c Leading Lady Hair Nets
in browns and black; only 5c
3 5c Waving Irons, only 27c
65c Hid. Rubber Aprons 49c
t5c Bone Hair Pins at 10c
Pocahontas Pins, a paper 4c
Sure-Fit Snap Fasteners not
all sizes; priced special only 5c
MAIN FLOOR
Creamed Fudge
29c lb.
Delicious Creamed Fudge,'
rolled in nuts and cocoa- QQf
nut. Priced special, a lb.
Old Fashioned Choco- Op
lates priced special, lb. I
Candy Department
Main Floor
Basement Sale of
Women's Goats
$16,951
i J
Basement About too Coats in this special lot lines remaining from
former sales, greatly reduced to effect a quick clearaway. Splendid
serviceable garments for auto or street wear. In the assortment
there are a number of handsome plush Coats, also models developed
in Velour and other wanted materials. Season's smartest QC
styles in loose and belted effects. Cape or roll collars 5JLDslD
Values Up to $2950
Basement Shoe Clearance
8000 PAIRS WOMEN'S SHOES
Less Than Vfe Price
CLEAN-UP TIME in the Basement Shoe
Section! All broken line and odd lots
of Women's Shoes to go at sacrifice
prices. Over Soo'pairs in the sile. Black
kid Laced Shoes, black kid Buttoned Shoes,
gray kid Laced Shoes, brown kid Laced
Shoes, patent colt Laced Shoes, two-toned
Russian calf Shoes, patent colt laced Shoes
with buck tops; Turn soles with Louis
heels, welt soles with Cuban heels. Values
to to 2 Lots priced $2.75 nd $3.75
$2.75
$3.75
Wool Auto Robes
At $3.75
Basement Extraordinary bargains,
these Robes at above price. All-wool
and good heavy grade. Fringed.
Shown in assorted patterns dJQ HtZ
and rich colors. Wednesday tDOe I ti
Double Blankets
$2.29
Basement No telephone orders ac
cepted. White cotton Blankets in
large size. Fancy colored dJO OQ
borders. Priced very special tDesieeaiU
Plaid Blankets
. $3.98
Basement Heavy cotton Blankets in
large size for double bed. Shown in
attractive plaid patterns. CJQ QQ
On sale Wednesday at only DOea70
Mixed Wool Blankets in CM QQ
gray and vicuna. Special at tlrrsaO
Basement Sale of Domestics
And Wool Suitings
-72 x 90 Bleached Sheets.
Heavy grade. Spe- C- AA
at uJ-evrvr
cial Wednesday
36 inch Bordered
White, cream, ecru. Spe
cial Wednesday at, yard
Scrim.
15c
Bed Spreads, large size, satin
finish. Priced special fi0 Q
for Wednesday, only oOefial
36 inch Unbleached Muslin.
Priced very special for
Wednesday's selling, yard
15c
Wool Serge $1.98 Yard
Basement 54 inch French" Serge
in navy, black and midnight
blue. 2.50 grade. QQ
Special Wednesday at Diaa70
Basement Plaid and
striped wool Skirtings in
fancy
many
patterns. Priced spe- QQ
cial Wednesday, yard tDJLeOaJ
Basement
Girls' Coats
$3.98
Girls' Velveteen Coats In self
tone . stripes. Full lined and
trimmed with large pearl' but
tons. Sizes 12 and QQ
14 only. Special at DOe70
Pajamas
90c
Basement Children's Pajamas of
good quality outing flannel. Two
piece style. Plain white only.
Broken range of sizes. QA
Priced very special at IUC
Women's Corsets at $1
Union Suits 39c
Basement Women's Corsets of
fancy pink broche. Back laced
models with elastic top. Sizes
20 to 30. Priced CM AA
special Wednesday BJ.eUU
BRASSIERES of fancy pink
materlaL Front or back fasten
ing styles. AH sizes 32 up to
44. priced special for OQ
Basement Sale at only a-iaU
.Basement Wntl' -., -Cotton
Low neck, sleeveless, tight
Union Suits In medium weight
knee. Sizes 34 to 42. QQ
Special for Wednesday Oe7C
WOMEN'S VESTS, fleece
lined with high neck, long or
short sleeves. Sizes 36 and
38 only. Priced spe- KQn
cial for Basement Sale OSt
Women's Bloomers 59c
Basement Women's Bloomers
of good quality pink batiste.
These are well made and are
shown in nearly all
regular sizes. Pair
59c
Girls' ribbed Union Suits in
winter weight. High neck, long
sleeves, ankle length. Sizes
14 and 16 only. Spe- AKg
cial for Wednesday at OK,
Women's Hose, 7 Pairs $1.00
Women s Aprons 39c
Basement Women's black cot
ton Hose of a well known make.
Double heel and toe. It will
pay you to lay in a supply of
these. . Sizes Sa $1 AA
tPXeUV
and 9. 7 pairs for
Women's mercerized lisle
Hose in black, gray tod JKf,
cordovan. Scedal. nalr Jl
Dainty Silk
Basement Women's Aprons in
the desirable bib styles. Made
up in fancy striped percale.
Trimmed with white. QQ
One pocket Special at OiC
Women's slip-on Aprons of
standard quality percale. As
sorted patterns. Spe- QA.
cial for Wednesday at IlC
Camisoles 90c
Toilet Paper
$i
Special
18 Rolls
Basement Good quality Crepe
Paper put up In 6 oz. rolls. Not
more than 18 rolls to a customer
and no telephone or C O. D.
orders accepted. Spe- Q AA
cial, 18 rolls for OJ-eUU
Get Your Stamps!
Sale of Turkey Roasters
Basement
Oval shape steel Roasters like
illustration. No abrupt corners,
easy to clean and very durable.
Self basting. Buy your Roaster
in the Basement and save.
Oval shaped Steel g"l AO
Roasters, 15 inch size DXa'iO
Oval shape Steel Q-l QQ
Roasters. 17 inch size OJLeaO
Women's
Fabric Gloves
30c
Basement Women's Chamois
ette Gloves of excellent quality
at a very special price for
Wednesday's selling. Fancy
stitched backs. Sizes OA
6 and 6lA only. The pair OUU
Fancy Ribbons
30c
Basement Beautiful new Dres
den Ribbons suitable for making
of gift articles. Large assort
ment of dainty patterns to select
from. Widths 5 to 7 OA,
inches. Special the yard OUC
BasementMillinery
Trimmed and Felt Hats
$1.98
Basement Women's Trimmed
Hats in many smart styles Chil
dren's Felt Hats In wanted colors
for school wear also Misses'
Tarns In velvet and QQ
felt Priced special OLVO
Hat Trimmings
At25c ;
Basement Flowers In large va
riety, feathers, quills, ostrich
fancies and ornaments. , Values
In this lot up to 1.48. OC
Priced ' special at only uU
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