The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 21, 1922, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1922. THE OREGON 'DAILY JOURNAL,. PORTLAND, OREGON. 11 L d mm I PRICES BACK 10 BERLIN (CoprrisM, ltJ. T tht CMut Dally and Tbs Joornal.1 ' Berlin, Feb. . XL "World market prices" which, according to German eco nomists, ware naded U keep toe bank not prewe busy and stabilize the Oer min market, ara a-raduallv coins into ef fect In many Important Industries, with the result that tha- siamor of Germany a the. atar In the sky ef cheap coun tries la tadlnr gradually. The chain of conferences held by leading; business men to find meaaa of preventing; Germany froln rolna bankrupt was endless .In the solution. Germany could not afford to continue selling her products at prices which, for a time, war below the world standard and attracted .so many foreign ..buyers that this country almost had to put out the "sold out" aim, according; to Industrial statistics. j Ann I ni VDDi.vbn By and by Germany also realized that there were two prices while keeping; the factories busy and the unemployment figures acted as a boomerang because many countries put Into effect protective Urins which either entirely barred Ger man products- or put prohibitive tariffs on them. Confronted with this problem. .-J 1 a .1.W 111.. . - . . A iiu u wan vn auieu uemanas ai Cannes, that the printing; of paper money had to be discontinued, the government also figured that by putting new taxes oa products of every kind prices neces sarily would-have to go up, and so new taxes were slipped on, sometimes several times the original tax to foreign covin tries. IiESCLT IS NOTICEABLE r The result la already Quite noticeable. The number of buyers who have come front the United States to Germany this winter has been' almost insignificant as compared with that of two winters ago. when Americans placed contracts run nlng Into millions of marks for every thkig from needles and toys to Diesel motors. Other countries have been equally conspicuous by their purchasing of German roods. Marks have gone up lenioia. Berlin is now having its "fashion week," which Is -said to attract Urge numoers or nuyers rrom Scandinavia, Holland. Switzerland and other Euro pean countries. Last tear the prices for tailor-made gowns were around 2000 marae, wnue tma year one cannot look at anything under 20,000 marks. WAGES TAKE RISE It Is pointed out the wages have gone up only slightly In the last year, while the clothing manufacturers are In the agreement to charge "world market prices.' Foreign buyers sav the n buy the same br better gowns In Paris for the same price. What this situation will lead to. Ger man manurciurers nave not yet figured out Travelers' associations,' which are already hoping that foreign tourists In large numoers win come to Germany ummer ana leave some of then- gold behind, are gloomy, as the new munici pal tax oa hotel rooms will go into ef fect soon In Berlin and other towns! The city of Berlin will tax the foreigner 60 per cent or the price of his room, ana us Urge Berlin hotels have already adopted "world market prices." , . , 2 Eegistered Mail ... Sacks Are Stolen mm 1 "n 'i in 'iii Rochester. Mich, Feb. tlWl N. S- Two sacks of registered mail rrom De troit were stolen from the depot here to day. Sheriff James Butler and a half doaen deputies are on the trail of the robbers. The mail was thrown from the Detroit train shortly after S o'clock last night It was taken Into the depot and the depot locked for the night. The loss was discovered when the station was opened this morning. Rock Island Train Strikes Motor! Bus; One Killed, 7 Hurt Wichita, Kan-, , Feb. 2L (L N. & One man was killed and., seven persons Injured, two seriously, when a ' Bock Island - railroad passenger train de molished a motor bus at a street crossing here todays - -----" . Wendell P. Hick, a passenger, was Jhe man killed. N. A. - Duncan, another passenger. Is not expected to live. C E. Mason, driver of the bus, is dan gerously injured. Some of the .passengers oOthe bus were hurled through the win dows by the impact or the collision. ' DAIBT SCHOOL ELAinTED Eugene, Feb. 2L A dairy feeding school and all-day community meeting will be held at Dead wood, in western Lane county,! Thursday by Ira P. Whit ney, county; agricultural agent.' The community has 800 milch cows. Pure bred are rapidly .ooming to the front. A Jersey call club was 'organized there Ust fall. .This community was one of the first to apply for the tuberculin tea. ISO diseased cows were xouna. French Delegate Returns to Paris Paris, Feb. 21. Albert Sarraut, bead of the irrencn delegation to the arms conference, arrived in Paris Monday aft ernoon and was given 'a tremendous ovation. M. Sarraut went Immediately to the foreign oilice to make a report to Premier Polncare and after bis visit with the premier went to the Champs Elysee to call upon President , Mlllerand. 17 8 SAME iPREGE for more than 30 years BAKING POWDER 2 Ounces fbrgE YOU SAVE ' - when you use PLC you use las than of higher priced brands. Satisfaction guar anteed or your money refunded. "HIGHEST QUALITY" MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT TAKE YOUR DISCOUNT IN S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS-WE GIVE THEM FREE WITH PURCHASES . Butter 87c No deliveries except with other purchases made to the Grocery de partment Glenwood But- OrT ter. Wednesday 2 pounds Of C rnJALB MUnCHAXD.'CZ flEUADLE METHODS. Toilet Paper; 25 for SI Bnt 25 rolls to a customer. No phone' Or C O, D. orders. Wednesday special 2S for $1.00 s of il The popularitxof POLAR CAKE ICE CREAM is easily accounted for. The moment you bite through the delicious milk chocolate coating into the rich, pure ice cream, you recognize superiority of flavor and texture. No wonder they made thousands of friends the moment they were placed on sale. POLAR CAKES are the 100 pure chocolate-coated ice cream-because they're HEATHIZED Heathizing insure absolute purity in Treezing. Only those companies mak ing Polar Cakes can Heathize ice cream, r or your own protection, you should specify Polar Cakes. They make a toothsome dessert requiring no preparation. Try them tonight for dinner. There's no substitute for POLAR CAKES if you want the best. Ask for them by name. They are here to stay! At all leading ice cream deal ers; 10c. HEATHIZXD Treses tm the ears atmorph.re ef ear boa dioxide. Air autre? Ut most priceless element ef tre ereas. rOLAB CAKB 1CB C&EAX is Heataised. HAZELWOOD ICE CREAM COMPANY WEATHERLY ICE CREAM Crystal Ice & Storage Co. MT. HOOD ICE CREAM COMPANY e -The smartest modes of the moment for Earlv Soring wear may now be seen in the Second Floor. New Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Etc in pleasing Garment Salons, variety BASEMENT UNDERPRICE STORE Special Purchase Sale.New Sprin Coats "P. N." Corsets $3.39 ."P. N." Practical Side Corsets have no superior for comfort and service. Good heavy coutil, well boned and beautifully finished.' Medium and high bust, back laced. All sizes from 22 up OO OQ to 36. Priced special DOeOe7 Brassieres 3for$l Basement Wonderful values at the price. Fancy pink Brassieres in the popular bandeau style. Back fastening. JStzes 32 to C" fill 44. Priced 'special 3 for WXVU Camisoles 79c Basement A number of dainty styles in this lot Made up in ex cellent quality silks and tnmmea with ribbons, laces, , nets, HQg etc. Slightly Imperfect. a Women's Aprons . $259 Basement The new embroidered Aprons of unbleached muslin Choice of many different designs in all the wanted colorings. At tractive and very serv- (PQ OQ iceable. Priced special V)id6dJ l:i i For Women and Misses .$24 V. Basemeat These splendid Coats came to us . at a very special price and we have marked them to sell at close martin of Drofit You have but to see them to appreci ate what excellent values they are. Developed in "novelty materials in the new snorts mixtures in wanted colorings. Smart styles in loose effects, also some with QO4 ft A belts. Latest sleeves and collars. Snedal iAsXeU i New Cape Dresses At $12.50 Basement The Cape Dress is to be the vogue for Spring wear. A new shipment of these popular garments has just arrived in the Basement Garment Section and you will want to see them at your first opportunity. Made vup in desirable materials in the very latest (PI O Cft shades. Sizes 16 to 20. Priced special at i)xetJV Jersey Middy Dresses Other new Spring Dresses in T af f e t a, Poiret Twill, Canton Crepe and mixtures. Effectively trimmed with braids, beads, Q" Q ff A etc. Special OJ-eeUV Jersey Dresses in brown, tan, navy and henna. At tractive new models . with white collars and cuffs. Sizes 16 to 20. Basement Sale $10.95 f Women's Union Suits Special $1.85 Basement Medium weight Union Suits of mixed 1 wool, oouice top, Knee icugiu aim riencu iup, anxie ungin. we aiso inciuae in uns saie Women's Envelope Chemise. Sizes I- Off 38 to 44. Special clean-up price at DAeOt Lisle Hose, 3 Pairs $1.00 Basement Odd lines women's lisle Hose ia black, brown and white also women's silk boot UHose in black, brown, gray and white. All stzes 824 to 10. On sale Wednes- nf day only. Priced special 3 pairs for JXeWVf 1 Girls' Hose, 5 Pairs $1.00 Basement Girls' and boys' school Hose in heavy and fine ribbed. Odd tines. Some with double i knee. Black only. Sizes 6 to 10. C?l An Sale for Wednesday, special 3 pairs UXeUU Handbags 98c I' , K Chadren's Play Suits of khaki and clue denim, peg-top style trimmed - with red. fl"f' 1 A Sizes 1 to 8. Special DeXe7 Basement Many different styles and sizes." Handbags in black, gray, tan, etc. Purses In black and brown. Priced special each at 98c Beys' School Shirts of domet flannel. Plain gray and fancy striped patterns. Sizes Fnfl 124 to 14. Basement Sale OUC Men's Shirts 85c Basement Here's a great opportun ity to supply your shirt needs, Mr. Man, at a worth while saving. Large selection of patterns and best col ors. Soft cuffs. Sizes 14 QK to 1 7. Wednesday Sale only Out Boys' Pajamas bf good quality outing nannei. 2-piece sjf OA style. Priced special at DAOe7 s9 New Spring Footwear Special $4.95 Opening sale of Spring Tootwear in the Basement, W e d n e s d ay. We have planned to make this the biggest day the Shoe Sec tion has experienced in many mdnths, and to this end offer values that can not, be duplicated in the city. It will pay ou to buy several pairs at once. 11 New Spring Models in Pumps and Oxfords x Patent one-strap Pumps with Cuban heels patent one- strap Pumps with low heels patent onC-strap Pumps with Louis heels patent two-strap Pumps in buckle effect with Cuban heels dull calf two-strap Pumps with buckles and ankle straps brown kid Pumps with Cuban heels brown calf Pumps with Cuban heels black kid Pumps with Cuban heels brown calf Oxfords with Cuban heels AC black or brown kid Oxfords with Cuban heels. f!rxuD Oxfords and Strapped Pumps Special $3.95 Choice of four new styles In Oxfords and one-strap Pumps. Black and brown kid with Cuban heels. PQ QC Practically all sizes. Wednesday special, pair 50O Basement Sale 2500 lbs. Oregon Blankets Special $1 a Pound 5-Ib. Blankets $5 5J4-Ib. Blankets $5.50 and other weights at corresponding prices. The advantage in buying Blankets by the pound is that you can select the size and weight you want and pay accordingly. In this sale are included wool and wool-mixed Blankets in all sizes. Made by one of Oregon's largest mills. Although slightly imperfect the values are exceptional Shown in gray and (J1 A A vicuna. On sale 'Wednesday In Basement per pound only OXeUl EXTRA SPECIAL! 36-in. Lonsd aleMuslin 6 Yds. for $1 Basetoent A bargain every housewife will be quick to take advantage or. Genuine Lonsaaie Musun in 36-Inch width. Slightly Imperfect at selvege, but this does not detract from value in the least. We reserve the right to limit A quantity to each customer Priced special 6 yards tDi-eU U Bed Spreads, Special $129 Huck Toweling, 6 Yds. $1 Saeement S t a n d-t r d size Bed Spreads on . special sale. Ne-tt, attractive ' patterns. Not more thin 2 M OA tDXeaW to customer. Sale Mill End Sale of Huck Toweling, mostly in 6-yard pieces. Good quality ana de sirable In every Qf A A way. Sale 6 yards 5XeUU Japanese Lunch Cloths 89c 'Japanese Loach 'Cloths in pretty designs. Size QQ 48x48 inches, special OaC Plaids in mixed wool shown in variety J-t 1Q of colors Yard DJLele7' Smart Spring Hats Basement Sale $4.98 Jaunty Turbans, pokes and Colonials of straw in all the new shades. New Satin Hats and combinations of straw and satin in many charming styles,, trimmed with fruit, flowers, Q J AO beads, etc. Basement special OxeaO New Hat Braids in All Colors, 25c Yard. Tea Kettles, blue or gray en am. V-Sauce rans, wue, grty, white. t. Sauce Pans, blue, gray, white. L Sauce pans, in blue orruy. . 2-qt Tea Pots, whL enaxn. only. 2-Qt. Covered Buckets. whL enam. - 3-qt Gov. Kettles, white enam. only. ' - Afy 4-i 8-q m 8c Sale Enameled Ware Bsissasnt Good quality enameled ware in odd lots on sale at sacrifice prices. As quan tity is somewhat limited, early choosing is t6 yoor advantage. Some lines slightly imperfect. Fourth Floor v Wednesday's Special Lunch 69c Service 11 :30- a. m. to S :J0 p. m. CHOICE OF Oxtail Soup with Barley Cream of Corn Soup Fried Flfrt of 80H5, Tartar Sauce Fresh Crab Louie . Beef a la Mode h Fricassee ef Sprinc Lamb with Peas OWK Baked Beans and -Boston Brown Bread Assorted Cold Mats. Cold Slaw WITH Lima Bean CHOICE OF Pie Ice Cream Puddlnc Tea . Coffee aiilk Tea Room Fourth Floor - Second Floor 1 1 Juniors' Spring Apparel An early showing of all that Is new and smart in Juniors Apparel awaits your inspection at this store. Garments that possess t charm of youthfulness which will appeal to any girl who wants to be correctly appareled. An added attractiveness Is the very modest prices quoted. New Coats, Dresses, Sweaters, etc., in the latest Spring modes. Juaior Shap, Second Floor Main Floor $9 to $12 Small Rugs Silk Mohair Rugs in beiutiful rlcfc colorings, in sizes up to 36x63 ins. Also braided Rat Rugs in oval and round shapes in this offering. These are known as Colonial ef fects and are much in demand for bedrooms. 36x72 -inch Chenille bordered Rugs in various colors a remarkable sale, offering a variety of Rugs selling hereto- 3T A A fore up to $12.50. for OOeUU Bargain Circle Main Floor Main Floor Small Wares and Notions Leading Udy Hair Nets b black, brown and blonde, special for 5c 20c Sew-On Hose Supporters for women. Wednesday special 13c Queen Stocking Darners on spe cial sale Wednesday at, each 19c Regent Bias Folds, 3-4, special c Snap Fasteners, special dozen 2c Lingerie Tape, priced special 10c Barbour's linen Thread tn brown only. Assorted sizes. On special sale Wednesday priced only 15c Office Pins, priced special at 14c Cotton Tape, 24-yard rolls on special sale .Wednesday only 25c Defender Safety Pins special at 4c c Wire Ribbon priced special 4c Notion Department Main Floor- Main Floor Towel Sale, - Continues Towels for homes, hotels and rooming houses at prices that mean splendid savings, profit by this sale and buy Towels to last the year. 17x32-In. Huck .Towels 15c 18x36-In. Huck Towels 18c Heavy Huck owek 29c Large Bath Towels 35c 3 i It 3 If H in y. ? II f - Li'