The Oregon daily journal., November 21, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21.1 1921.
THE
OREGON" DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,"' OREGON.
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Wahlna-ton, Nov. XI. It is one of tho
parado&ea of world politic that thla
confrno for tha partial disarmament
of th world laaaaanibled chiefly to
ameltorata the condition of China, a na
tion that ha maintained heritelf for 4000
yearn, -onpicuoii chiefly for the fact
that ahe never armed herself.
If China had be-n armed to her teeth
during th lant 50 year there would
b no ned of the nation of the world
laying down their arm today. For thla
conference 1 Mlttlnjr and puxillnR W
head Into hefuddlemnni bevaunc China
Un't afe to be left out at night. If
there were no Chinese problem, there
would be no Pacific problem, and If
there were no 1'aclflc problem, we Amer
ican would not care how much (run
tullnu the world Indulged In. After we
have decided what the faohton in man
killing millinery will he next aprlng,
about the only thin left for the con
ference to do will be to bound China
and adjourn.
TrHKITORV X noi'HT
But bounding China I no ey matter.
Kor no one know exactly wrfnt China
la territorially. t'oemlnly Thibet la a
part of f'hlna . poxnlihly not. It may be
that MohkoIU In a part of China, but no
one I certain, least of all the Chine.
South China may bf Included a a part
of China by the 1'ckinir government.
Itut the Inference in bitterly resented
ty the Canton government China In not
held together hy the ti.- of a etrong
central government. About the only
ure thing politically about the Chinese
la their antipathy to a monarchy.
Kach of the two warring government
the Peking and the Canton charges
fiat the Japanese are aiding their ene
mies and possibly both of them arc tell
. irg the truth. Japan might be support
ing both secretly to keep them fighting.
Language doe not hind China. Admiral
Tal. the other day In a public address
In Washington, declared that the people
In the south part of the city of Peking
speak a different dialect from those In
North pekmg, anJ he said that the
surprising thing to a Chinaman about
American is that the Marylanders and
the, Pennsylvanlans speak the same
tongue.
UACK HMDS CHIVK.KK
The thing that binds China Is race.
And In dealing with the Cliinese ques
tion the conference- will have to for
get boundaries more or lens and the
modern political ties that hold political'
minaea nations together in national!
unity.
We must consider China as a racial
unity.
China at this conference has for the
leader of her delegation two brothers-in-law,
the ambassador to England and
the ambassador to America, wlio are
ur.drr the Influence more or lew of their
wise old father-in-law In China. He
wa tha father of the first wife of the
ambassador to Kn,Und. Mrs. Welling
ton Koo, who dld three years ago.
Koo, In many respwts. Is one of the
most remarkable of living Chinamen,
and one of the conspicuous figures of
the conference. He seems astonishingly
young, yet he m his early forties or
late thlrtle. He U eaally the best dressed
man at the ronfeniWe, and delights In a
certain festive pink shirt, which he tones
down with the most correct and sombre
black coat and tt0users. c,ut In what we
American wat of the Mlsiiissipl river
are pleased to Call "nobby" fashion. His
collars ure conservative, but his ties are
Ji lit temperamental and of a certain
collegian Joynusneya that cheers but does
not Inebriate U i In his kid glove but
ton dress hoes that he reflects his most
salubrious Oriental moods. In those
shoes, with a JiKger nf-.-motlonal symbol
ism sketched in hy Tl suitable socks
like bitters, Mr Wellington ;Koo makes
a sartorial io- Mail that Is rather better
than "nippy."
PAStiKRor H II A INS
Nor Mr. Balfour In his grand and
gloomy and te uliar Knglish toga, look
ing like an elderly satyr in black meal
sacks, nor Mr. Hughes In his suppressed
necktie and revealing Freudian ves
(ees. nor even M. Vivian! in one of his
gorgeous purple grouches Is the figure
that Mr Wellington Koo is when he
strolls down ihe diplomatic primrose
path Into the Pan-American, building,
and topping M tailor's artistry, Mr.
Koo wears a smile that is simple and
bland. Back of the smile he carries a
rather complex and dangerous set of
brains.
The .Japanese, when conferring with
Mr. Koo, would do well to hire an
American hrakeman to yell at them,
"Ion't forget your packages."
PAIMiFROt ft OPTIMIST ;
He I that engsglng. II in danger lies
In his optimism. He realises that China
has existed as a 1 rai lal entity for manv
thouead yearf. In the mind of Welling
ton Koo, whs a racial organism when
nornulu and Hnnus were babies with
the wolf He does not forget that his
country had iono years of authentic
history before the cataclysm of the dark
ate. And he does not let himself feel
that the mere Incident of a KuropeHn
war is going r break up that myste
rlus indefinable thing that we call China.
China is In rather trie ambiguous posi
tion of heinif both the bride at' the fu
neral and the deceased at the wedding;
wbjeh. In the legal vernacular, means
that she Is the "corpus delicti" rather
deftnlteU affected with public use. And
that is really what the conference Is
about.
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TREE TEA
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The One High-Grade
Package Tea
(hat sells for so titttet
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Worth So Much to
Have a Coat That Fulfills
a Dearest Wish
Worth so much, and yet 'when you come here you are to
find that the price is not "so much" very considerably
smaller than you have thought it was, no doubt.
Possibly you will select one of the coats at $49.75, $59.75
or $69.75. Surely there will be good reasons such delight
ful coats at these prices all of them richly fur trimmed.
Styles and sizes for women and misses.
Whatever Pleases You Most Silk or Wool
The Simple or More Elaborate Style Here Is
The New Dress, a Lovable Dress
And Remarkable Frocks to sell at $39.75
Canton Crepe, Crepe Satin and Crepe de Chine Dresses
. and Wool Tricotine, Twill Cord and Poiret Twill Dresses
in navy, brown and black.
The new, wide sleeves are very effective on many of these
new models, side panels and drops are used, as well as beads
and embroidery in rich colorings and new designs to trim
many of this collection, straight lines predominate.
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe Sc Co.
Special Women's Imported
Gloves of a Select Quality, $1 .95
Women's new gloves of lambskirrrcapeskin "and kid some
1 embroidered, others with Paris point embroidery, P. K. trim
ming or overseams.
One-clasp and two-clasp styles, in all wanted colors and in
'sizes bYi to ; attractive assortment ; special at $1.95.
Street Floor, Lipman, Wolfe Sc. Co.
Women's Union Suits Both
Regular and Extra Sizes, $1.15
The low-neck, sleeveless, bodice-top union suits, the favor
ably known "Princess May" brand in a finely ribbed weave.
Children's "Globe" Union Suits, 95c
Specially priced for quick sale are these cotton-fleeced
union suits; high or Dutch neck, ankle length. Sizes 2 to 12.
Street Floor, Lipman, Wolfe Sc Co.
Silk Petticoats in Selling
of Prime Importance-200 Beauties
Choice at One Price-All $ 5
These with the adjustable elastic band, continuous tape
placket which is completely closed with glove fasteners and
does not gape, the uniformly fine workmanship, perfect and
even stitching (no puckering at seams), accurate plaiting and
the perfect shape which is built iato every garment.
Some are all. jersey, others have taffeta and satin flounces
plain colors and changeable and extraizes may be had at
the same surprisingly pleasing price, $5.
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe Sc Co.
J. P. Coates'
Crochet
Cotton
$1 Box
Tuesday only
Ten spools in a box, and a
wide choice of colors. The
regular price is well known
and those who are crocheting
Christinas gifts and other
timely fancy work will come
early for best selection of
shades. No C. 0. D. or tele
phone orders at this special
price.
Notions, StreetFloor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Thanksgiving
Decorations
and Greeting Cards
Decorations to delight the
hostess who wishes to impart
a touch of distinctiveness to
her table appointments all in
accord with the old - time
Thanksgiving spirit.
Original are the Greeting
Cards, and artistic, something
purely individual "especially"
for you.
Street Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe Sc Co.
Infants' Hose
3 Pairs $1
Of cashmere with silk heel
and toe. sizes 4 to 6. The
special price made with baby's
winter comfort in mind.
Fourth Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe Sc Co.
A Thanksgiving Shoe Sale
With some bf the best of late Footwear in it, and all the reliability of Lipman,
Wolfe's behind it Were we fo say what the exact savings are in
dollars and cents the statement would seem almost unbelievable.
GROUP ONE 530 PAIRS
Fashionable Pumps,
Oxfords, Slippers
$5.95 Pair
Odds and ends but a host of styles to select
from welt and turned soles, Louis and baby
Louis, Cuban and military heels, straps, plain
pumps and oxfords; brogue oxfords in black,
brown calfskin, oxfords in black and brown kid
and calf; pumps in black and white satin; straps
in black and brown kid and calf, also combinations.
Everything for dress and street wear. Not all
sizes in each, but all sizes in the lot, mostly
Wichert & Gardner and Red Cross makes. Sizes
ftom t Yz to 9, widths AAA to D.
GROUP TWO 46 5 PAIRS
Oxfords, Pumps and
Evening Footwear
$7.45 Pair
4 65 pairs in this lot practically all of them
Wichert & Gardner and Red Cross oxfords in
brown and black kid and calf, straps in black kid
and brown calf all heights heels evening shoes
in black satin patent leathers.
Also black kid pumps very new in strap
models. This pump is very attractive at the price.
Not all sizes in each shoe but all sizes in the lot
and all from our regular high-grade stock.
Widths AAA to D.
Every sale final no C
refunds.
Sizes 2 to 9.
O. D.'s, exchanges or
Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe Sc Co.
AT LIPMAN, WOLFE'S TOMORROW
A Bedspread Sale
Possibly Thanksgiving Guests Will Remain
Overnight. Better Arrange to Attend This Selling
And, look further into the future though it may be weeks yet. or month,
before you actually require new spreads, now is the time to buy such prices
may not be quoted soon again. Almost regularly, it scents, one hears of raw
cotton prices going up.
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84x96-Inch Crocheted
BEDSPREADS
$4.00
Extra large size, heavy weight, with
hemmed ends. A splendid value.
82x94-Inch Satin
SPREADS S5.00
A fine, heavy satin spread with
hemmed ends and cut corners. Many
patterns .for selection.
82x94-Inch Satin
SPREADS, $6.50
Extra fine finish, with plain centers;
hemmed ends, $6.50. Scalloped with cut
corners, $7.00.
78x88-Inch Crocheted
BEDSPREADS
$2.95
Full size, hemmed ends, in attractive
patterns; firm and durable. ,
82x94-Inch Satin
SPREADS $7.25
This is the finest quality of all. With
hemmed ends, $7.2$. Scalloped with cut
corners, $7.75.
62x86-lnch Single
SPREADS, $2.25
Crocheted bedspreads for institutions
and hotels, also for single beds in the
home.
Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe Sl Co.
A "Dollar Sale" of Aluminum
Percolators and Sauce Pans
Dependable, Desirable
Ware That Is Complete
Stranger to a Dollar Price
$1.00
6-Cup Coffee Percolators J 1.00
3-Quart Sauce Pans with cover $1.00
These are all good weight and well finished.
OTHER SPECIALS
Aluminum Dishpans, 10-qt size $t.9S
Aluminum Teakettles, 5-qt size. . . . $1.98
Aluminum Roasters, 15-lnch, oval... $2. 9 5
Sixth Floor, Lipman, Wolf Sc Co.
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Thanksgiving Week Specials
Sewing Machines Reduced
"Free" Sewing Machines
"Challenge" Sewing Machine
"Aviator" Sewing Machines
Reduced Prices
in drophead, cabinet or desk style can now bt
obtained here at the old-time prices also the Wilson
Rotary and Western Electric Portables. Included in
tbis price reduction are supplies for all sewing ma
chines needles, belts, oil, etc.
No time for Christmas embroidering this year?
Then consult our machine embroidery expert, who
does exquisite machine embroidery in many new de
signs. Seventh Floor, Lipman, Wolf Sl Co.
yoTHlS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE
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