TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON.
DO ALL OF YOUR SHOPPING AT THIS STORE AND GET S. & H. TRADING STAMPS WITH YOUR PURCHASES
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SEES SECURITY IN
REPUBLICS m
j WIIIIbm Alias WfclU
(CoWrtM.,lJt, ht Vailri
Varilnton. Nov. Z2-Frnce had her
day of heartbreak miround4 by aym
paihetio and coniplrtnf friends.
rrcmicr Brlat.d of France delivered a
perch h kn expected vapech which
nil r hi hav been a defiance If It had not
bern an apology.
In a world broken ty war and strain
inc Ita evea to aea the dawn of peace.
f. Briand atood In the conference of
I ha dalexatea of the great nations of
the world and pleaded for the right to
prepare for war. In a "foreign lan
guage to an audlmce where hia lan
guage, fiery, beautiful, convincing and
powerful, fell in a foreign tongue, the
great French orator talked for an hour
to a crowd that for the most part could
ae and hear in his great performance
otily paanlonate pantomime and musical
cadenoea that rone and receded Inces
santly like some lullavy of Thor or
Mare.
ri'BrOMK IS FIXED
Europe, In her moat appealing voice,
was trying to reach America and failed
to far aa the unofficial auditors went.
America Is fixed In a purpose to bring
peace to the world, and. being America,
believes In the efficacy of slogana and
formulas and prayers.
' America Is for the moment In an other
worldly mood Again and again M. Brl
and referred to Americans as a practical
people, a true enough reference up to a
point, but In the matter of disarmament
America Is past the point. Americans
are practical until they begin to dance
to aome moral Issue. Then the howling
rtenrlahea can learn - steps from your
Uncle Sam. We are dancing the peace
dance now and M. Urlands demands
for continued military preparation In
Franca fell upon dull ears. Not that
Americans would stop the military plans
of Prance ; Arherlcarva have lost interest
In them. That la all.
ALL ARB MOCBSfTL
And it seemed from certain official
vexes at the conference that the other
allied a iU associated powers took the
cue from America. Their representa
tives rose one by one and spoke wtth
what seemed great punclllousness, but
with dead voices, about the French posi
tion. And the orators of her allies and
friends In their responses seemed to he
usina- rather "mournful numbers' in do
lirerlng their three cheers for their de
parting friend.
It win a rreat audience that gath
ered to herr M. Briand the greatest of
the conference. His reception when he
arose was hearty. His earnestness, his
fine clear volte, his marvelous oratorical
gifts, transcending the foreign tongue
In which most of his auditors heard
him. the xlir leonine virility of his
personality all these gripped and
rharmed his hearers and forced applause
from 'the crowd applause that did not
,-lways greet pentlmenta which the trans
lator r. M'rttel.
Not Hint the translator lacked ardor.
He had his Impassioned moments, too.
Pu the thing he whs delivering waa not
ihr thing the crowd wanted.
House Committee
Drops Inquiry Into
Klux Klan Activity
Waehiiialun. Nov. 22 I. N. 8.) The
Ku Klui KUn Investigation has received
W tjulr.tus The resolution for the con
KTe.fcin I irie lies In a stupor. If not
rien.l. m the h'nwe rules committee.
colonel Simmons of Atlanta, the Im
l rial .iid. is to be ermitted to do his
truin'ned lioue-cleanir.f in his own time
mihI vy. wChout Interference by con-cress
Chairman Campbell of the house rules
'.mml.tec admitted today there was no
Tenant intention on the part of the com
mittee to report any resolution favprlng
sit Investigation by congress of the Klan.
Had Oregon License;
Fined in Vancouver
Vancouver, Wuh.. Nov. 22.-eH. C.
R.chtmyer. driver for a Portland baking
corporation, was arrested Monday on a
charge of driving a truck without a
Washington license. He was fined $10
and costs by Judge Vaughan. This Is
the third case brotnjht by W. B. New
ion)b, state weight and measure In
spector, who has been assisting local
authorities In enforcing the lighting, and
other laws pertaining to automobile operation.
HE Ji RY HTSDMA5 DIF.S
Tndon. Nov 22. (I. N. S.) Henry
Mayers llyndman. founder of the So
cial Democratic Federation, died here
today. He was SO years old.
THE state of
weather or
position of
hands of the
clock have noth
ing to do with
our readiness to
serve your pre
. scription needs,
for we are al
ways on duty.
till r
4 V5
CORNER. OTH
and ALDER. STS.
Thanks;
Do Your Shopping Tomorrow!
Glenwood Butter
2 1bs.$l
Fourth Floor No deliveries ex
cept with other -purchases made
in the grocery' department.
Glenwood Creamery Q- AA
Butter priced 2 lbs. for DAeUU
Thanksgiving
, Groceries
Apples, Oranres, Dates, Nuts.
Firs, Mince Meat, Cider, Puddings
everything for the Thanksgiv
ing spread can be had in our
Model Grocery. Quick service.
Olds,
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
1 MOP. BISON. ALDCW. WEST PARK. AND TENTH STREETS. I
Thanksgiving
Favors .
Table Decorations, Favors. Nap
kins. Luncheon Sets, etc. Com
plete showing of the newest nov
elties at the Dennison Booth on
the Second Floor. Large variety.
Candy Sale
Assorted Chocolates put p in
2-Ib. boxes. Tomor- (" Afl
row priced special only OXeUU
Peanut Ouster per pound 39c
Fudge special a pound 29c
Last-Minute Holiday Needs Can Best Be Supplied at This Store
TOMORROW'S DELIVERIES: All Orders From Suburban Districts Taken Up to 2 P. M. City and Close-in Districts Up to 5:45 P. M.
Handkerchiefs
3 for $1
Main Floor Women's Sheer
Lawn, mull and linen Handker
chiefs. Irish colored hand-em
broidery and a large selection of
fancy bordered effects
Extra values. Priced 3
'for SI
Wednesday
Special Lunch
69c
Service 11 :30 A. M. to 2 -.30 P. M.
Tea Room. Fourth Floor.
CHOICE OK
Chicken Broth with Rice
Macaroni Italienne Soup
Baked Stuffed Salmon
with Tartar Sauce
Fried Raxor Clams, Tartar Sfcuce
Old-Fashioned Steak
and Country Gravy
Lamb Pot Pie with Dumplings
OWK Special Baked Beans
Boston Brown Bread .
Cold Boiled Ham, Potato Salad
With
Lima Beans
CHOICE OF ,
Hot Mince Pie Pudding
Ice Cream
Tea Coffee Milk
4th Floor
1 Basement Millinery
Trimmed Hats $3.00
Girls' Tarns 90c
Basement Women's smart ready
to wear Hats. Straight sailors
with tarn crowns, small close-fitting
effects and many other
styles. Special for (IQ AA
Thanksgiving Sale at iDOeUU
Misses' and Girls' Tarns and
stitched Hats in red, blue, orange
and other desirable colors. For
street and school wear. Priced
special for Thanksgiving
Basement Sale at only
90c
Children's Velvet and Corduroy Tame and HaU 50c
Holiday Hat Sale !
Values
Up
to
$25
$10
Values
Up
to
$25
Second Floor An extraordinary opportunity to 6elect a high-class
Hat at a splendid saving. Large assortment of beautiful models in
eluding the new fur hats with metal brocade crowns, duvetyne sailors,
silk velvet Hats and many flower-trimmed styles. A AA
Values in this showing up to $25.00. Priced special at tDJLUeUU
I BASEMENT UNDERPRICE STORE! j
j Super Sales in Garment Section I
Two special groups of Women's Dresses and Coats in. a sensational
clearaway at prices far under regular values. Why pay full price for
your new apparel with such a sale as this in progress.
Women's Dresses
' .; . :
$17.95
Basement The smartest lot of Dresses we have shown this season at
any price! Fresh shipment just received Irom one of New York's lead
ing makers of high-class apparel. Poiret Twill, Canton Crepe, Tricotine
and Satin are the principal materials used. Large assortment of styles
suitable for all occasions. Effectively trimmed with embroidery, beads,
braids and buttons. Sizes for women and misses. Your rT QC
inspection is cordially invited. Priced very special at only DJL I eitJ
Women's Coats
Basement We consider these Coats excellent values at $35.00, $37.50,
$40.00 and $45.00. You cannot afford to overlook this sale if you
have the slightest need for a new Coat. Belted and loose styles some
in the popular blouse effects. Made up in Bolivia, Velour and other
desirable materials in the season's best colors. Many of the Coats in
this sale have large fur collars. Sizes range from 36 up to C07 Cf
40. Some are silk lined. On sale Wednesday, special at D I U3
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GIGANTIC CLEARANCE OF FOOTWEAR
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Manufacturers' Samples Women's Fine Shoes
VALUES UP TO $8
$2.69
Basement Sizes 24, 3, and 4 only, but over 25 different patterns
and leathers to choose from. Black kid Laced Shoes gray kid Laced
Shoes brown kid Laeed Shoes patent colt Laced Shoes patent colt
"S with 'buck tops black kid with buck tops two-tone Laced Shoes.
Goodyear welt and turned soles, -Cuban and Louis heels. Over 400
pairs- in the sale and the vast majority of them are splendid $6.50 to
$8.00 values. If your size is in the lot you will get a truly wonderful
bargain in these Shoes. Priced very special for Wednesday, pair $2.69
$2.69
Basement Sale 500 Men's Shirts
$150 and $2 Values
$1.25
Si
$1.25
"$1.25
basement Attention! you men of Portland who
need new Shirts! Here's a sale that brings savings
such as have not been offered in many a day. Percale,
plain and woven madras materials in a great range ot
distinctive patterns. Made coat style, with French
cuffs. Cut to frt properly no stinting of materials.
All sizes 14 to 17. $t.S0 to $2.00 M OP
Shirts priced special for Wednesday at only t&JLeO
BOYS
Here are money saving
specials that wilF ap
peal to parents who
have boys to buy for.
2-Pant Suits
$11.85
Main Floor Latest loose belt
models with patch pockets. Made
up in dependable materials that
will give satisfactory service.
Browns, grays, tan. 2 pair full
lined Pants with Q" - OP
each suit. Special Dl-lOtJ
Overcoats
$15 to $17.50
Warm serviceable Overcoats in
plain browns and grays with
plaid lining. Latest styles with
plaits. Military convertible col
lars. Sizes range 7 to 18 years.
Boys' Caps $1
Sash Ribbons
65c Yard
Main Floor High-grade Moire
and Taffeta Ribbons suitable for
sashes and hair bows. 5 and 6
inches wide. Black and! the
wanted plain colors also pretty
floral designs with satin edge.
Priced very special for
Wednesday's selling, yard Owl
Metal Belts
and Girdles
Main Floor We have them in all
the newest styles and color-combinations.
Black, white, red,
green, silver, coral, purple, etc.
A belt or girdle adds a touch of
smartness to the coat, dress or
sweater. These range in price
from $1.25 up to $6.00
FeaturingThanksgiving Needs
FOR MEN
MEN'S GLOVES of select
quality cape $3.50. $4.50
Gray Mocha Gloves at $5.00
Beaver Mocha Gloves $5.50
-r INTERWOVEN HOSE in a
full and complete showing of
the various grades. Priced spe
cial at 95c to $1.25 pair-
Phoenix Silk Hose in several
weights 75c. $1. $1.25
Interwoven Fiber Hose 65c
SILK MUFFLERS in the new
plain shades and in combina
tion stripes. Holiday shipment
just received. Made with
fringed ends $1.65 to $3.50
HANDKERCHIEFS of fine
quality cambric. 12 for $1.00
VAN HEUSEN COLLARS in
several different styles. Differ
ent from the ordinary soft col
lars. Priced Special only 50c
Ask for S. & H. Stamps.
High-Grade Neckwear
Select your Thanksgiving Neckwear here from a large and at'
tractive showing of the season's smartest patterns and styles
New stock. Best of materials. Prices range $1.00 to $3.00
Men's Shirts $1
Main Floor This is a special clearaway of odd lines and small
lots, and the values are so remarkable that the entire line should
be gone before closing time. Men's Percale Shirts in Q" ff
soft cuff stYle. Excellent selection of ratterns. All sizes.3-i-eUl
Notion Day
Bargain Circle,
Main Floor
$1.25 Combination Garment
and Hose Supporters only 89c
Sew-on Corset Hose Support
ers on sale Wednesday, pair 15c
25c Kid Curlers special 18c
Dore Toilet Pins special at 4c
Phoenix Hair Pin Cabinets 5c
Unique Hair Wavers special 4c
Wire Hair Pins, carton at 4c
15c Fid. Garment Hangers 10c
10c Trousers Hangers only 7c
Niad Dress Linings at 39c
Braids, black, colors, bolt 5c
Wire Coat Hangers each 4c
Barber's Linen Thread white
and brown. Nos. 3 5 to 80 12c
Luster Mending Cotton at 4c
Pearl Buttons, all sizes at 10c
Odds and Ends in Needles 5c
Bodice Guimpes $2.95
Main Floor
Women's full Bodice Guimpes of
Cretonne net in white, cream and
ecru. Also tucked net Guimpes
trimmed with Venise lace and em
broidered styles trimmed with
Birken lace. Peter Pan and tuxedo
collars. Priced special (?0 QfP
for Wednesday at only D&UO
New Woolen Scarfs
Fringed styles, plain or with belts
and pockets. Plaids and novelty
stripes. Warm and comfy. Priced
very special at $4.95 to $12.95
DRAPE VEILS half size, with
fancy borders. $1.25
$1.-3 5 values. Special
S 85c
"Five Dollar Week"
In the Shoe Department
2 PAIRS
Main Floor 200 p
Women s Pumps
FOR
It Mrfnr.l in thU lr.1 lift W
I I Grover's Samples and
In discOnti nued lines.
I 1 Mostly in sizes 3 to 6.
I Footwear of excellent $5.50 to
B $13.50 value on sale remainder of
week, special at 2 pairs for $5.00
2 PAIRS Daniel Green's Felt
Slippers $3 grade for only $5.X)0
2 PAIRS Women's regular $J.O0
Boot Tops rest of week for $5.00
2 PAIRS Women's Ballet or Gymnasium Slippers for $5.00
2 PAIRS Children"s Rubber Boots, sizes 5 to io! for $5.00
"Buster Brown" Shoes for Girls. Laced or buttoned $5.00
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Large White
Blankets
White mixed wool
size 70x80 inches.
$8.50 values. Special
White mixed wool
size 76x84 inches.
$9.7 values. Special
White mixed wool
size 70x80 inches.
$9.75 value. Special
Blankets,
$5.00
Blankets,
$6.00
Blankets,
$6.00
Month-End Sale
Blankets
Don't wait until coil weather arrives supply
your bedding needs now and be prepared: This
Sale of Blankets presents savings that are unusual
at this seascm of the year. Extraordinary values.
Fancy, Plaid Blankets
$4.95
Fancy Plaid Blan-
Fancy Plaid Blankets, size 66x
80 inches. Regular J4
$6.50 value. Special ttrteiD
$7.75 Fancy Plaid On AQ
Blankets. Special at DUe7
$8.00 Fancy Plaid CC Ad
at ovr.-x
Blankets.
Special
Bedding Dept
Fancy Plaid Blankets, size 66x
80 inches. Regular Q QQ
$8.00 rrade. Special toOeiO
$6.50 Plaid Blan
kets. 70x80 inches
$8.50 Plaid Blan
kets. 68x80 inches
$8.50 Plaid Blan
kets. 70x80 inches
Third Floor
$5.75
$7.50
$7.65
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