THURSDAY, I.IAY 11, 1922.
TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON.
IB LAUDS
METHODISTS
FOR
Portland Methodism wu credited to-
4ay by DrvGeorf Wood Anderson, cru
eader, before W departure from the
ity, with bringing, to a successful ter
rnlnatlon the greatest evangelistic proj
ect ever undertaken by on denomina
tion. 1 ' -. - .
j Tha Portland cruaada vu the rreat
ttt undertaking -for a aingla denomina
tion that X hava ever seen brought to
uch a success To 1 termination," aaid Dr.
Anderaotj. I never aaw one denomina
tion put up auch a iarga tabernacla ba
fora. and it ia enmura grins to ma to ae
tha way tha naee tines were eupported
ally, especially when I recall the larre
Area f tha city land the dtetancaa the
paopla had to travel to reach the bulld-
J "I also desire to ay that this service
- ar'aa rtvea by Methodism to tha city
Without tha spirit of rivalry or antaao
fclsm to any other Church in the city,
ut with tha Idea of leaviirr a whole
some spirit that would itrengrthen every
ether church." : . .. v
j Lr. Anderson aaid It was with great
4 if Acuity that ha concluded the cam
paign Sunday and that ha did not think
he had tha physical strength to carry
through. the Sunday night service whan
he wenti on tha platform. "The crusader
Said he Is not able to make the trip
Bast in on rldei ao ha plana to travel
for a day and than rest a day. He left
here thia afternoon on the Shasta Lim
ited for Sacrameato. CaL, where ha will
spend a day. ' TJhen he will travel to
Salt Lake City and rest a day. and then
to Colorado Bprlags and rest three days,
and then to "his, mother's home in Bell
Center; Ohio, which Is his permanent
address. Dr. Anderson' will later go
to his home in New York city. Anyone
deal ring; to wrle Dr. Anderson should
address him at Bell Center.
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Ku Klux Lecturer
llalks While 'Kiot
Squad' Keeps Watch
Eight-three policemen and 14 deputy
sheriffs kept order Wednesday night' at
he Auditorium where tha second lec
ture and mass . meeting: of Dr. R. H.
Sawyer, international lecturer for the
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. was held
without sign of 'the. trouble which had
fceen. threatened earlier til the day. ,
I Several thousand persons unable to
et seats In the, building; surged about
outside and VP and down Third street
during; the early part of the lecture,
j Attempts to address tha crowd out
side of Tha Auditorium by several or
ators were quickly squelched by the po
lice, who were instructed to stop any
rrgnihient in its incipiencyJ
After the warning in the council cham
ber Wednesday morning by Captain
Cicero Hogan, Mayor Baker communi
cated with Chief of Police Jenkins, or
dering out the "riot squad." All re-,
serves were called on duty. The day
frailer "and tha traffic squad were sent
to Tha Auditorium ; under command of
I:aptains Circle and Lewis.
Bluecoated policemen were stationed at
very entrance to tb bulldlnr and
around the wall on the intertor. By the
time the program, whlehv bardered on
a vaudeville show in the" "extent of its
varied numbers, vtaa over, the left over"
rowd outside had dwindled to a few
hundred sleepy but curious watchers.
m
lerk Eats Lunch;
Florists1 Till Is
Looted by Thief
While Miss Ds Bradley, clerk In Nick's
Slower Home. No. 8S. Union avenue
north, was eating bar lunch in tha rear
f tha etore Wednesday at noon. ui
front room of tha establishment was
entered and 938 taken from the cash
drawer.
f Shortly before the robbery occurred a
well dressed man entered the store ana
- Ordered a down carnations, stating he
Would return later.-
f Miss-Bradley told the polios she be
lieved ha returned but when he left after
the second visit he had 83 a la cash in
stead ot the jiozen carnations. -
atea
oman Autoist Hurt
In Crash on Bridge
Two aut tourlnff cars and a truck
figured tn a collision oh Broadway
iridre Wednesday nisrnt in which Mrs.
to. A, Huffakar. No. 3J21 West 'Ainsr
torth street, was injured. She was cut
bout the face and head. Mrs. Huf-
Vaker was driving-west near tna turn
kt the west end of .the bridge when
tr car struck an automobll driven by
Mrs. G. C Smith, No. 723 East ista
titreet ; north, and veering, ran headon
nto a , Blhl Transfer company- truck.
driven by E. A. WaJdrorw No. East
jAlnsworth street .Mr, , Huffaker'a tear
waa eauiy aamageu. t
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8HTKSTK CQRP8TRA3tFERM:i
Waahihcrton, . May ' IK (U. P.) An
ouncement was made by tha war; da-
ent of transfer of tha 'Seventh'
rpa area headquarters. . from Trt
lti Nb., to Omaha.
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Elks "Goldin Jubilee" Public Auditorium, May 15th to 21st Pageant of Peace,! Progress and Prospenty-HEverybody, Should Go
Free Flowers for'
Mothers'! Day
With Hoeflers Chocolate;
Friday said Saturday we will give a small bou
quet of flowers with every box of Hoefler's fa
mous Chocolates which sell at . 65c up to $3.00-
' MAIN FLOOR,
Friday-
WelGive S. & H. Green Trading: Stamps With iAU Purchases Amounting to-10 Cents, or More
Portland Agency for Buster Brown, Educator, Foot-Saver, Foot-Fitter and Aunt Polly , Shoes1
i Mothers '.
::- ay ;
May 14th. Greet-;
ing Crds! In
jreat variety, Sta- '
tionery Counter.
lime hxXnmfir
0 yiS0: -aaJs' aJbstst I
UADLE tiCaCKAMDISB RCUAOLE KSTUOp
r i -.$ t '-Jrw J Lr J; .flrrsjrTL .
hop by
rMail I
-all orders given!
careful prompt;
attention. S, &
H. Green Stamps. ;
Kodak as You Go!
z: " f'EEP a record of your, outing
f (. j 1 i - aVand vacation trips this sea
lyV t son with a Kodak. . All the
1 1 1 -,i play here. New low prices now
' ' t in effect. Developing, printing
V and enlarging done by experts.
r Kodak Dept., 1st Floor,
A Ht of Umisual Savings nClirbughbirt
Nerve Exhaustion Fol
lowing Flu! Finds Cure
Woeh'sMght Gowns
Ot Extra Onilitv Radium' Silkl "'l.'.-l
Seeaad Floor Values - in
this loTup to $10.0a These
came to us at a very spe
cial price and we pass the
saving along to .our cus
tomera. Made up in excel
lent .quality Radium silk
in orchid, peach and flesh.
Exquisite) styles t trimmed
with, laces, tucks,? inser
tions, etc. i The woman
who delights in having a
generous supply of silken
Gowns .will; welcome this
exceptional sale. Full as
sortment of QfT
sties, special w
Envelope Chemise $1.75, $1.95
Gowns $1.69
Envelope Chemise of fine
quality nainsook, j Built-up
shoulder and bodice styles,
trimmed with laces. Practically
all sizes. Tomorrow priced
special at $1,75 and $1.95
Women's Muslin! Night
Gowns in a variety of ! styles.
Tailored or .1 acei trimmed.
Mostly in the 'popular slip-over
styles. Sizes J5, 16,
17. Priced special j
$1.69
Underwear Department, Second j Floor i
Health tr vM awax
s n .- " f r ,t- - - .
Thr aepraaainT after ;
effects from Flu are, -tnf
maay .eaaaa.
0m a t h and - cvu .- -j.-
-' f .years iaclaarins upt
. relayed racowwy ia .
f pot aacassary. - Our
( Milk aad . Rest ' Cura
i Jat tha perfect treat- ;
' otent for .these suf- -
. (erera- A few weeks
, -works -wanders... Ia-. c,;
- - pulry Invited. . "
.-'.w . : tr' "Miz
Th Moore- Sanitarium
-JJS Hawthorne, at J7th .
Portland's Largest and Best Showing of
Cedar
Chests
'- : - . ": ,' : s' ' " - '! '"f-" I i1i i".M '
As a. gift for thejrid no article you could select would be
moTe pleasing than a Cedar Chest. Buying Jn carload lota.' direct
from the factory, we-offer larger selection and the lowest prices
in the city. Dozens of different styles and sizes. Made from
genuine Tennessee red cedar moth-proof, dust-proof varmint
proof. Give her "the gift that never grows old" a Cedar
Chest. Prices range $14.90 to $35. Drapery Dept., Sd Floor.
FeatiMrj
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: For Women
Second Floor The importance of being:
properly appareled cannot be overestimated
if one is to enjoy the sport season. We are
splendidly prepared to supply "", your every
need at moderate cost. New Sport Suits for
hiking; riding, golf, etc.' Tweeds, home
spuns, Jersey, corduroy, khaki, checks, etc
Short, medium and long waist styles, with
skirts or knickers. Ask to see these.
Specially low priced $15.95 to $45.00
Women's Sport
. Coats; ; I;-
Second Floor Here is Assembled a remark
ably fine assortment of all that is new and
desirable in Sport Coats. And each gar
ment is marked at a surprisingly low price.
Tailored, belted and loose effects in many
variations of the mode. Covert, camels hair,
chinchilla, tweeds, flannels, etc Plaids,
checks and solid colors. $23.75 to $59.95
Middy Blouses
Second Floor;' Galatea, Poplin, Cotton,
pongee, silk; j pongee Middies in several
smart styles.; Long and short sleeves. Red,
khaki, light and dark blue, pongee, white,
pink and green. . Sizes 6 years to 44 bust.
Specially low priced $1.75 P to $8.95
Hand-Made
Blouses
Second Floor Fascinating new Blouses in
the sheerest of voiles and batistes. Ex
quisitely trimmed with drawn work.' filet
and Irish laces, hemstitching, etc. Many of these new modelsliave frilled
and jabot fronts. White only. All sizes 36 t 54.; Priced $3.50 to $15
0utirtS and Snort Suits
- vLtll I4J
'-M-t-.- r' : 'J WUTi
"IJtiJ
' New Models In y
Girls' Sport
Coats
Second Floor Toull surely ad
mire these new Coats for their
smart, youthful lines and beau
tiful tailoring. Of splendid qual
ity wool jersey in copen, blue,
navy,; brown, green, sand and
scarlet. Tuxedo, styles with nar
row belts and patch-pockets.
Sizes 6 to 12. $5.00 to $7.75
Dressy Coats
$12.50 to $45
Junior Shop Serge, cordalura,
veiour, flannel, camels hair,
duvet, de laine. chinchilla, tweed
and other high-class materials.
Coats of distinction different
from the ordinary - styles you
see about town. Many in fashion
able cape effects. Latest colors.
Juniors'
$23.95
A selected srroun of hieh-class
Dresses marked at a very spell
; m iuj i mZt-
ti price xor r rituy ana oai
urday. Taffeta, crepe knit, crepe
de chine, etc Also some in
combinations of various mate
rials. Novelty .styles and the
more practical models. N a v y,
tan, henna, gray, rose, jade, etc
On sale tomorrow CJQQ QK
at this special price tDOeaeJ
Aiiy Woman's H
iHALfF PRICE
at
NO RESERVE Every hat,
regardless of price is included
in . this great mid-season clear
ance. , Dress hats, sport I hats,
street hats, dancing, hats in all
the season's - newest , styles and
colors. It's the one big oppor
tunity to choose from hundreds
of high-class hats at hi price.
$10 Hats at $5
$40 Hats $20, v
All $12.00 Hats in Of fft
the sale at i special DUaUU
All 115.00 Hats in Qrf fffk
the sale t ! special O I atJ V
All $170 Hats ia PTC
tiie sale at special OO I O
All $20.00 Hats'CI ii 'fin
in the sale special oJLUaUU
AU $25.00 Hats
in the sale special
AU $30.00 Hats &f K ' A f
in the sale special tDJUfaUl
All $35.00 " Hats F9
in the sale special &JL i 0J
:' Millinery Salons :
. Second Floor W
S12.50
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1 - . ( -;
ft ;
May Sale of Linens
Richardson's Table Cloths pure linen.- For tomorrow's sell
ing specially priced at only $11J25. $13.50 and $15,75
Odd Lines Linen Table Cloths special $7.20, $9 and $5.75
Pure Linen Napkins size 22x22 inches special, dozen $5.f5
Pure Linen Damask 70 in. wide several patterns. Yd4 $2.25
Mercerized Table Cloths 2x2 and 2x2 H yds. $3.03. $4.9S
A Scarf Gives Added Charm
To the Sport Outfit
Your special attention is directed to a most complete showing of
the new Sport Scarfs in the Garment Salons, Second Floor. To
wear with sweater, sport suit, dress or blouse.: Pure, silk or fiber
silk in all the latest colors and combinations. Stripes, checks,
Oriental and Persian effects. Finished at ends with deep fringe.
Specially low priced for tomorrow's selling at $3.49 to $18.50
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j - Basement Underprice Store jr
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Women's Coats, Capes, Wraps
Basement Special Purchase Sale
y.n.n.mn Him c-,.. ,..', i .mjfff
$17.95 Garments $8.98
$45 Values $22.50 i
. :i'.if ! ::! ;i - j i
Saaaneat The j birfest jthinf fin the way of ! a
firmant S!e the Basement has announced .this
rear! Hifh: Oass .Coats in velour and other
iport fabrics. Mostly in the dressy models with
Uii asT, - rTyiuH 4 vaVJ aaa s &y ivuum . av
lection of hew models developed in velour.
Women's Wraps In a number of beautiful styles
irimmea wiia jemrroiaery, sua irtnje, eic.
Loose and belted effects. Entire shipment on
sale beginning: tomorrow morning, at
Half
$17.95 Garments special at $ 8.98
$19.50 Garments special at $ 9.75
$420 Garments special at $21.25
$45.00 Garments special at $22.50
BASEMENT STORE !
it
Baby
Week
99
Infants' Needs of All Kinds
At Lowest Prices J
Infants' QuOta,-hand-tied special at $1.00
Infants' Wash Shoas, white ! canvas, pair 50c
Pfflow SUP, slightly, soiled at Half-Pric
Reubeo's Shirts this week at 36c to $3.20
. Cartar'a Bands all weights -77c to $1.35
Vanta Hose -wool, silk, etc. 45c 0 68c
Infants' Bootees, Hose, Dresses, et., on sale.
Second Floor M
Sale of Men's Suits
,Regular $40.50 to $50 Lines
$ 1 .65MopandBroom
-Both Articles
$i
3rd FIor ;The famous
Glen co Mop fits over anj
broom. Easy to wash. Car.
be ' used for walls, wood
work, furniture,. etc. On
of these mops and houst
broom total retail valut
i.65. -An for ei nn
of OX.UU
the one price
No telephone
orders.
If AMI
lis - mi i n
Mm: if m
Sale of Garden
'3d flow 5 inch r S-pty Rubber
Hose, 25 foot lengths. CO Af
On special sale Sat only DOi7
50 ft lengths at $6.89
Refrigerators Sold On
' Easy P'ay PlaaJ (:)
$34.8
The man or young man who ap
preciates high-class tailoring, cor
rect style and superior service will
find in this sale a rare opportunity
to buy clothes that measure up to
all : of these important features.
Suits From Our
Own Stocks
not special purchase lots. L. Sys
tem, Hornthal Fiske, Globe and
other . dependable . makes. Cassi
meres, worsteds, tweeds, etc.
Snappy styles for the : young fel
lows and 'conservative models for
the business man. -Suits selling
formerly at $42.50 to flQl QK
$50, Specially priced DOftaOO
We Give a & H. Green
' Trading Stamps
TO'"
Men's New iFelt Hats
With the Latest Sta-Shape Brims
The day of highriced hats is
over. Witness these wonderful1
new Felts at $4 and $5. They'll
' compare with anything shown in
former seasons at $70 and up.
-All newest shapes and u colors.
Men's Straw Halts $3 to $5
Blain ' Floor You're- going to ! need - a new Straw soon better
come in and pick it out at once while assortments are complete.
For tomorrow's celling we're showing great values at $3 to $5
$4
$5
New Shipment Just Received
Boys Guaranteed :
i '
Dutchess
Trousers
s
50c if. they Rip and 10c for
every, button that .comes off
this guarantee goes ' with every
fair of v "Dutchess" ' Knickers,
lade up in extra quality cordu
roy. Sizes 6 to 20. ; $3.25 pair
; Khaki Pantsj
Main Floor Full peg military
cut with double laced knee and
double seat. Top pockets. For
outing and beach wear. All sizes.
Priced from $3.50 P to- $5.00
Boys Caps $1
Main Floor Nothing like them
in the city at the price., Re
markably fine Caps. Fancy mix
tures, checks, etc Complete Q
range of sizes. : Special it vl
- Boys' Blouses 89c
Main Floor High-class Blouses
for dress or school weari Made
up in ginghams, percales and
chamb rays. Stripes, plain QQa
blue, black. Priced epecj407C
Best Grade,Flbur
$2.05 Sack
Crown; Olympic,' OWK Excellence, 'Kerr or
Del Monte brands. r- We reserve the right. "to
limit quantity, i Best Flour only $2,05 Pf ?4C
.7- :. . ; j ... : .... ..4- ; " v., - . - y-- '-.
-RoaadaU Peaehaa special CtUS for 55c
Salaiaa P . extra fine per can 35c
Ilatal MvahroooM priced special at can 50c
rial Muahroeata, imported per pound 85c
t Model Grocery, Fourth Floor
Efasement Millinery Cljrarice
ilty", Uhtrimmedl iHdt
mw
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Unrestricted choice of any untrimmed hat in the
Basement Store at one dollar. Wonderful assort
ment to select from, i Larre. medium and small.
Llsere. milao : heaps, hemps, ! chips and rough1 L;
straws. Bact and an . the season's best colors.
Lines heretofore it 2.49, 13.49, 4.49 and 5.49.
Basement JKllinery Sale
Sale of Quality Luggage
' iWardrobe Trunks '
;;, $45";
Third Floor ilze, all round
edge, best cf hardware, 3-ply
throughout. : Laundry Bag, shoe
box; hat box, lift top. Regular
$65 Wardrobe Trunks. Q4K
Priced special, at- only 0JtO
14-Iru Boston Bags
$2.95
Third Floor Made of fine soft
quality cowhide leather not
split-leather. B lac k, or tan,
sewed frame. Choice- of 13 or
14-inch sizes. Fri- QO QP
day; priced special t OaatJ
New ItcCa rtum 2S$9
The Newest A
' in Sewing
"Printed Patterns" whatever
you are cutting out a night
gown or ' an organdie summer
dress it's bound to go right
when you use this new 'Printed'
Pattern , m , , (
Cutting on frinted lines,
sewing according to the; "print
ed" directions, on the Pattern
pieces, makes home dressmaking
simpler and more successful. -
Use the New MeCaTl Pattern
-Printed in Blue
Enlarged'Pattcrn Dept.
-. . -. Main Floor I .