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TIIE -. OREGON DAILY , JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, OREGON. 1 IIUIMIM HELD UNLIKELY :v Cotton Laces Stuffed . . ; V Mints Special for ' r: Tomorrow , Only I . v v - Charge Purchases Balance of This M onth Will Appear on the. Statements That Are ., Rendered July First Furs 'Stored t the ; Safe W.ay - arid 1 for Underwear audi V v i Children Wear' . Kemodeled at tne Z-oiver . N TARIFF BILL of cJ Merit Only5 9c Yard 28c Lb. Summer Prices i i K ( FRIDAY, MAY 26; 1922. wo Br 9rM lawrtitt - (Copyright, 3822. by Tb Journal). Washington, May 26. TaJJc of apply' 1 ins a cloture rule in the senate to shut off tariff debate 'and compel an early vote will not cet very far. There im eo much to be done yet in the tariff bill, so Tnapv hundred .of amendments to r1fsui)mKin& ponIH r KpriAiinlv. that x - cpt tora. general speed up influence which might result from a threat of cloture, the progress of the tariff bill lll hardly be affected. j ' The tariff, situation is troublesome to everybody. On the Republican side there Of imjrift rtiititm. pxrv in th rame. but ; expressed Dy itepunjtcans as 10 wneumr ic wouia oe a -wise ming 10 pass a. per manent tariff bill At a. time when in- zemauonai legisianon ia oisuirow ana xride fluctuations due to conditions orig inating with the late war. EXPECT BILL'S PASSAGE But the problem lias .gone far beyond the stage of enacting a temporary tariff bill to bridge over the emergency of the next two or three years, me epuo licans must decide whether they will pass this pending bill or not. As the time for a vote comes the doubting ones win probably fall In with the- wishes of the party leaders and the .measure wilt bn nassed. ' More than two thousand amendments await action by the senate. The senate has been talking tariff more than a month and has hardly gotten through with a , third of the amendments. The 2000 more wilU take longer than those ly unimportant items have hitherto been taken up and the major parts of the bill remain. There ,1b no telling how long the important ite?ms will take and the Republicans themselves will not wish to -doss over them too nurrieaiy. The tariff bill its tying up the whole legislative program Proponents or tne bonus think they' can interject their , tariff is once displaced, much of the momentum behind it will be lost. The bonus advocates on the - other hand realize that as the fall elections get closer the tendency of the senate will be to spend less time discussing ? the -oonus and quick action can be expected. OTHER MATTERS PEHDIHG - Even assuming that the tariff and the 'bonus are. disposed of. some vital ques tions are bound to arise and consume time in connection with the army and navv appropriation bills. The bouw voted the armyt to ' consist of 133.000 men. Many merrlsbers of the senate want to cut it to 115,000. In the house after a bitter fight the administration suc ceeded in keeping the strength 'of the navy at 86.000 men instead of 67.000 is the- house naval committee reported it. Now senators on the naval commit tee are talking of increasing the size of the navy to 100,000 men. This means that many differences will have to be ironed out in conference. All tnese ques tions will take a good deal of time. The ' house is ready to adjourn within a month and may ask a recess while .waiting for the senate to finish, but the hopes f an early adjournment -of the senate are beginning to fade again. Public Eeal Film Censor,' Declares . Director Will Hays Pittsburs. Pa., May 26. (17. P. "Prosperity is right ahead of us and it ia time to go out and meet it" Wfli Hays, president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, declared today, addressing an audience at Carnegie institute here. "Let us lay bricks, not throw them," he said. Hays spoke briefly on the subject of censorship, declaring the public is the real censor for the motion picture, "just as it is for the press and the pulpit." "The people of this country are against censorship fundamentally."' Hays said. "And the demand for censor ship will fail when the raeson for the demand W removed, We are removing now, we hope, all reasons for any cen sorship.' Historic Pageant of Days of '49 Proves Event in California Sacramento. Cal, May 25. (I. N." S.) Linking the historic past with the pres ent today wan .enacted in perhaps the most stirring pageant of the whole week's colorful celebration of the "Days of MS." Each community of Northern Cali fornia which played a part in the his toric days commemorated by the cele bration today reenacted that part for the instruction of the younger generation. The visualization of the ""Days of Old, the Day of Qold was carried out in remarkable sincerity. ' The spectacle re quired three hours to pass a given point. Automobiles were barred, lest their mod ern stamp would rob the event of its realism. ( The . most precious relics, priceless heirlooms and the1 most treasured cos tumes went to make up the complete ness of the picture. Anu-JNarcoLie ism Signed by President -' Washington. ,May 2. (t. X. S.) r President Hardtoer today signed the Mil- bill -which strikes a' death. blow at the illicit traffic in opium and narcotics l v cticvut'ci - asm i -taijp uic ilU"l v-caiv.'t and transportation of drugs in the .Cult-fed States ecepl for medicinal pur- -is set up under th law to administer the provisions of the new legislation.. Rome Socialists to End Strike Tonight Rome, May 26. (I. N SO The gen eral strike- called by Socialists following clash with Fascisti will ' tnd tonljht, an agreemnt bavine "been reached, r-'. Pope Pius Wants Aid : To Russians Kept Up - Rome. May IS N.;S- Pope Pius XI haa sent an appeal, to President Harding asking that Amerk-aa relief in Ifussfa be continued, it was learned to- Jtist a Happy Hour of Successful Shopping and You Are J?erfeetly Reidy Every Occasion Anticipated Actual Reproductions Girls' Summer Dresses in 7 to 1 4 Year Sizes Special $1.95 Some of them entirely of solid colored or checked gingham and others made of these mate rials in, combination. Straightiine and waistline models'-1 some trimmed with poplin and others with organdy collars, sash and cuffs. Girls' Gingham and Voile Dresses in 14 and 16 Year Sizes Specially Priced $5.95 The gingham dresses trimmed with pique and the voile dresses trimmed with white ruffles. s Girls Tuxedo Wool Sweaters Special $3.95 They're in smart styles and are in sizses for girls of 10 to 16 years. .Choice of tan, red, pumpkin, jade, Comephagen blue and henna. Girls New Dresses of Ratine and Dotted Voile Special at $7.50 - and others at $8.95. and $9.50. Ratine dresses in green, brown, tan, orange and Copenhagen blue these trimmed with white collars. The dotted voile dresses with white organdy trimmings or pipings. . 12 to 16 year sizes. Girls' "Peter Pan" Middy Blouses $1.35 ' All-White Middy Blouses Special at $1.75 On the Fourth Floor Llpman, Wolfe & Co. More Wear and Better Value Boys' "Sampeck"Suits and Leatherized Suits $ 1 2.45 A Big Slice Off the Price s They are the sort of suits that ordinarily sell at a much higher price in fac,t, until just recently they were in bur own regular stock at a price considerably above $12.45. Some of the suits have two pairs of pants and all of the suits are in wanted styles. They're made of cleverf tweeds, homespuns and cassimere mix tures Sizes 6 to 16 years. '( Boys Pongee Blouses Boys' Middy Hats At $2.45 At 59c Ob the FlfU Floor Llpm, Wolfe ft Co. I Bring the "Boys and Girls J Children V Elk Oifords I .Special at $2:45. 1 The sol of these oxfords are made of pliable belting Z v y ; leather,. " a feature ; making Iheni particularly desirable. . I And to kisurc comfort r the .. oxfords were made over a I j naturershaped last Broken range of sizes from 8V4 to U and U'2to2.- - Osie jiKdN Ftowr Lipraan. Vt'offe V.r - ii - , ; ' f . i i. , , ; and Every Need Considered irj the the New Silk Hose With the Pyramid Heel ! Here They Are at $1.65 a Pair -i-i'rtey're semi-fashioned; silk hose, and the "Pyramid Heel"- is a feature that has fairly , leaped into popularity. All of these hose xein- forced with lisle heels, toes and garter-proof tops. , In keeping with Fashion's summer color pro gram the selling includes the following shades ' k silver, polo gray, nude shade, crane, navy blue, ' sand and brown. Black also. On the First Floor Xtpman, Wolfe & Co. Another New Group of Dashing Summer Hats to Sell at $5 -Another Saturday- and another $5.00 Hat Sale at Lipman, Wolfe's. New hats in the sell-ing-r charming new, hats that are values substan tiating any claim we; may make, regarding the importance of this' occasion. In the sale are Street Hats Dress Hats Sport Hats Tailored Hats Hats that are graceful in shape, hats that are becoming in line beautiful large hats and trim small hats. They're made of the summer's favored materials such as mil an straw, hairbraid, straw braids, visca cloth, hemp," etc. The sport hats, of course, are more on the tail ored order, with perhaps a perky! bow of ribbon, or some other slight touch of trimming, while the street and dress hats are fetchingly adorned with flowers, feathers, drapes, etc. Choice at $5.00. Ob the Third Floor Lipman, Wolf a Co. Women's Silk Gloves Far Below Regular Price at $1.49 Pair They're novelty silk milanese gloves in the two-clasp style and they have heavily embroid ered backs. Choice of pongee, silver gray, white -and black. Sizes 52 to 8. On the First Floor IJpmaii, Wolfe k Co. Handsome Silk Blouses -Handmade Cotton Blouses ; in a Sale at $3.85 ;r Handmade blouses in tailored styles or trim med with real filet and Jrish laces and drawn work. These with "Peter Pah" and "Peggy" collars. r , y ",.,- ---Georgette crepe and crepe de chine blouses in navy blu'e orchid, beige; henna, rust and white ; also in smart combinations. . Embroidered and-, beaded styles and sizes 36 to 44. Choice $3.85: ' 1 - . Om the Thlr4 Flor Ltpma. Wolfe A Co.-' " ' " ' THIS STQRE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICESTHEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN f or vtheMclj((lay and the Outing "MILLION DOLLAR DRIVE" The Good Toiletries : for Summer Days Dorin's Compact Powder . . .' . 5 0c Myreal Face Powder. ... ; . $1.00 Rigaud tilas Face Powder ."$ 1 .00 Georges Solomon's Lemon Soap 35c Nikk Marr Velvet Balm 50c, $ 1 Nikk Marr Depilatory ... .75c "4711" Depilatory . . . . . .$1.00 "Perfect" Cold Cream , . . . . 45c Ingram Milkweed Cream 45c, 90c Palmolive Cold Cream ...... 48c Ayres Hair Vigor. ...... .$1.15 Rogers & Gallet's BrUIantine. . 50c Graves Tooth Powder -25c 45c .Williams" Dental Cream. . . . .25c Sanitol Tooth Powder r.. .23c Jergen's Glycerine Soap 1 0c "Vonef Witch Hazel Soap. .25c Melba Opera' Powder $ 1 .00 Melba Skin Massage 50c Melba "Glory" Face Powder 75c Melba Talcum Powder. .251 On the First Floor Double Mesh. Hair Nets 10c or $1.00 a Dozen These are made of "Human" hair- large sized, double mesh hair nets in the popular cap shape- in brown, black, auburn and blonde. At 1 0c each or $ 1 .00 a dozen.. On the First Floor Supplies You'll Need for the Outing j Paper Napkins 100 for. I 7c j 6-Inch Paper Plates. . . . 1 2 for 5c ' 8-Inch Paper Plates. ... 12 for 8c; j Sanitary Cups . i ...... 1 2 for 8c Paper Spoons . 12 for 5c, 1 On the First Floor j Picnic and Shopping Baskets Splendidly made baskets of round willow they're in three sizes at 45c, 75c and 85c. Oa the Sixth Floor "Phoenix" Knitted Silk Mixed Vests at $1.95. Bodice top vests with satin rib bon shoulder straps. They're full length vests in flesh tint, orchid, corn and white. Sizes 36 to 44. Bloomers to match, in all sizes, are priced $3.25. On the First Floor Luggage for the Picnic and Outing Cowhide Boston Bags at. . .$1.65 ! Matting Suitcases $2.45 Imported Jap Matting Suitcases with reinforced corners, at $4.45 . Long-grain Fiber Suitcases . . $4.45 Leather Cases, 26-inch size. $9.45 ; Black Enameled Cases, complete with tray these in 24 and 26-inch sizes priced . ... .$9.50 ;! Ob the Fifth Floor "Baby Week" at " . Lipman, Wolfe's And Special Pricing Doing Much 4 to Keep This Occasion to the Fore. Rubber Pants at 39c "Solvos" rubber pants in small and medium sizes. Extra . special. "Timmerli' Shirts 79c Infants silk-and-wool and Wool and -cotton shirts in sizes 2, 3, 4 and 5. Special at 79c. - Baby Shoes at 69c Soft-soled shoes and strap slip pers' in izes 0, 1, 2, and 4. They're less than regular wholesale' price at 69c k U the Foarth Floor Fly a Flag . 1 ''Decoration "Day" Silk flags, 'cotton flags and "wool . flags big ones and little one staff flags, , hand ; flags and button- ? !i hole flags. Some for 5c " f ! the Bawnnt i !? respect, and tere Torriorrow That Keeps This Store Humming t TT T-f When a Lood Appearance .Counts for So Much There Is NotKing to Take the Place of Clothing Such as i ( Men Select When They Come to Lipman," Wolfe's for ! the New "Stein-Bloch, -and 'Langham" Suits; And if price is a thing do be considered it is still more important to see the values that are hEre'T at $34.50 and $44.50 And Here Are Men's New Caps That Are the Biggest Cap Values in Town -$1.65 j New Sport Caps and Golf Caps, of Tweeds, Homespuns and Cheviots in Smart New Colorings Mem Section Fifth" Floor Llpnn, Wolfe k Co. I - Men's White Shirts of Oxford Cloth at $2.35 Splendid Showing Special! Selling , Handsomely, tailored shirts are these and high class in every more particularly because the oxford doth looks so fine5 wears so well. " ( i English Golf Hose $1.95 ' They're imported- hose need , we say that , they're - special atr $ 1 .95 ? Pure" wool hose they re," and in, rich heather shades.' I ..' Men's Silk Sox at 75c V ; New Foulard, Ties 75c , Polka dotted foulard ties the ' tics for summer, so tradition tells us.- : Here J are ties that make the ; edict a pleasure. i . . Athletic Union Suits $1.15 Xea't Fmllilr Oa the First Floor Llf man, Wolfe Co. UNTRQ& A i v ' f I i 4 f ( V t t CS3KS0S30rr'( 5 't, V