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HARDIk&TOOLM
Oil PROHI LAW,
SAYS DRY LEADER
, Tb Harding - .administration bas
ailed conapletelr in lt. duty to prop
erly enforce the national - prohibition
law and the president himself , has
shown by his cabinet Appointments that
he is not In earnest In hia enforcement
of the Volstead act,' in the opinion of
V'lcgll Hinshaw, national chairman of
the Prohibition party who addressed
a larse sratherlnK. t the X M. C A.
; Sunday, afternoon. ; v-.
"Since the present administration has
been in office there has been & marked
laxity In the fight against the liquor
traffic. Hlnshair said. "The appoint
ments of Daugherty, Mellon and
Weeks to the Harding' cabinet serve
as proof that the president is not do
ing his vtmosi. to. enforce the statute.
Each of the three men is an avowed
'wet' and has done nothing to aid en
forceraerit ct the law.",.
PE1H9ICT8 3BT WORLD
Hlnahaw. who was formerly an at
torey tn Portland, is optimistic in his
view of the prohibition question. He
believes that the efforts of the na-
ttMl rrtmmiftft will nuh nthnr emin.
tries and that before 1930 the 'entire
on - recent -events ' In other countries,
where several moves already have been
started toward the advent of dry laws.
According to Hinshaw. the great dif
ficulty in enacting- world - wide dry
laws will' be encountered In Western
Europe. " He . cite the recent defeat
of the Central powers in the war and
' the overthrow of . monarchist govern
. meats as proof that the peoples of these
countries will eventually take a hand
in the dry fight and bring about the
placing of the lid on manufacture of
intoxicant in foreign-lands. ,
WBSTEB1T XTJBOPE WETTEST
Willi J Europe last year Hinshaw
' said be addressed several meetings in
Austria and Germany, where, he pre
dicts, prohibition will be in force in
few;, years, t At one of these meetings
4000 persons, the entire audience, greet
- ed, his remarks with applause and
unanimously" voted in behalf of a dry
law. . In Bielefeld, Germany, a city of
78, WO inhabitants, lfc,066 persons went
- to the polls to vote on the dry aues
tion and of that number 12.C26 favored
the abolition of intoxicating liquor.
"Western Europe will prove stum
. bung block in -the path of dry sdvo
catea, but England and France will
'soon come to realize that prohibition
wall prove a great help to them," Hin
shaw said.
"In the United States the Prohibi
tion party is increasing in power. The
recent elections, although they showed
.little visible change in the attitude of
the voters, demonstrated clearly that
light wines and beer will not return.
: The decisive victories of the drys in
California and Ohio tend to show that
the bone-dry movement is popular with
. the people. - Up until the- November
.elections Ohio and California had no
bone-dry laws ' and the "Volstead act
j was not rigidly enforced. Now condi
tion will b materially different
: SEEK BETTER EWEOBCEMETfT
f "We r opposed to any modifica
tion of the present national prohibit
Hon lawftbut Geek,' better enforcement.
of ,the. statute. There is plenty of room
for more action toward the suppres
sion or the traffic.
"More competent men ''should be en
listed in the fight against Jiquor and
more funds should be appropriated for
the enforcement of the law. In Ore
gon there are not enough agents. The
-government should take it upon itself
to see that there is a large enough
force at work against any possible in
fraction of our dry statute.
, "Jail sentenoeaQather than fines are
favored for., better results in cases
where violators are convicted. The
average fine is but a small portion of
: rne amount or money earned through
illicit liquor traffic and fails to dis
courage bootleggers. Second and third
offenders should be given penitentiary
sentences. . The Jails are the places for
bootleggers and moonshiners."
Hinshaw. la of the opinion that the
home-brewing fad is gradually dying
out in the, country. For some time
there was much brewing in the homes,
he says, but this is steadily decreasing.
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D. M. GBOSHONfi
T. M. Groshong, 7. who crossed the
plains in 1853 with his parents to. MU
waukie. died near Wllhoit Tuesday. In
J5 his parents 'located on a dona
tion land claim I. miles east of Mar
quam. lie married Harriet-1. Webb,
May 18, 1872. ; His wife, two eons, four
brothers and a sister survive.
Members of the
Keepers
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l SERVICE SANITATION QUALITY
1 1 JtlLrL, III ,.m$J I
4 4fTlMn9
Broadway
AND
Washington St.
H FIRST FLOOR AND
BASEMENT
4- ENTRANCES
THE MOST TALKED
THOUGHT OF
IN THE
"PLENTY FOR TWENTY'
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SEES WORLD', UNDER
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Virgil Hinshaw, former Portlander
and cbatrmaa ; of Prohibition
party. " ' "
Chairman . Answers
Criticism Aimed at
Community Che s t
' Objection to the Chest blbause it
aids in the support of one baby home,
among Its 50 institutions, has been
made by America First Lodge 926. fur
ther designation of this organization
being unknown. This group has issued
a circular letter to many cit liens op
posing the Chest generally because of
this single objection.
"The position of this lodge is unten
able," aaid Chairman E. C. Sammona,
l' because the Chest is a. merger only of
drives and not of institutions. If we
could reach this lodge, we could point
out the error it has fallen into.
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"But we do not wast the general
public to be misled. If anyone has
any particular objection to one institu
tion, all that is necessary is to desig
nate what institutions one wants -to
help or to specify what one agency the
subscriber does not want to help ana
these instructions will be carried out
faithfully.
"The Chest Is a merger- or drives.
It substitutes one drive for the recurr
ing, overlapping drives of former yeare
and replaces the old wasteful method
with an .efficient, businesslike way of
caring for the city's unfortunate. It 4s
all wrong to say that becwaa one has
a nreiuaice against one lnturauea, o
should not give to the support of any
other. Capable business men -and lead
of the community who make up the
Chest board of directors have investi
gated alt the agencies helped by the
Chest 'and believe them all worthy of
support!" . ,
Transcontinental
Freight Eates Cut
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50 Percent, Jan. 12
Reductions In transcontinental freight
rates, ranging as high as 60 per cent.
on shipments of tallow, tadlo amplify
big sets, wrought Iron and steel com
pressed cylinders, from Pacific coast
points to TOastern territory, were an
nounced by the Southern Pacific com
pany "Saturday, . to become effective
January 12.
On inedible vegetable tallow, the
present rate of 75 cents per 100 pounds
from Pacific coast points to Chicago
and- points west, will, be reduced to 65
cents.
The new rates on carload shipments
of radio amplifying sets will range
from $3.68 per 100 pounds to Chicago
to $3.44 to Colorado. points. Less than t
carload rates will range from $5.10 1
to Chicago to $3.66 to Colorado points.
Oh less ' than carload shipments of
wrought iron and steel compressed-air
cylinders" moving from Pacific coast
points to Eastern destinations, the new
tariff rate will range from $3. OS to
New Tork to $2.63 to Kansas ORy.
The carload rates will range from
$1.80 to New Tork to $1.42 to Kansas
City. ., . ,
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rxKSJ b ONLY 17 SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRIST3IAS-NO I.IATTEU YrTIEItEYOU SHOP SHOP EARLY! prrrr:
;MaU Orders
filled by. ',.'expei fenced!
shoppers and foitarard-,
ed : same " day s -received.
Shop by Mailf
RELIABLE
Every Department is Filled to Oterflowinsr with the Choicest Gifts. Assortments, This Year, Are More Complete Than Ever Before.
Gifts for Personal Use and Gifts for the Home in Wonderful Variety. Let This Great Xmas Store Help Yea Solve the Gift Problem.
Gift Sale of Women's
Quality Blouses
Second Floor I or the amount entailed, we know of no article that would be more
pleasing or bettor evidence of its donor's good taste and thoughtfulness than a pretty
blouse. The Ai$nial Gift Sale, whidh starts tomorrow morning:, offers values" that
will appeal to Avery thrifty shopper. This extraordinary sale includes our entire
stock of Women's Blouses all the season's' best styles and materials are represented.
Women's Blouses
Priced CfrOOQ
Specia tD fJmUO
Second Floor 1 iovely Blouses of Crepe
de Chine and 1 Georgette white, flesh,
jade, navy, he ina, brown and beige.
Fancy overbloue effects trimmed with
beads, embroidery,, braids, - laces, etc
Snort and muum length
sleeves. Specially priced at
S3.98
Women's Blouses
Priced
S4.49
Special
Second Floor Cteve de Chine. Georeette
Crepe and SatUj Blouses in a variety of
charming stylet Novelty and tailored
models, also th smart new coatee ef
fects. Beaded,? embroidered and braids.
All the newest Printer shades. QA Af
Priced special fr Gift Sale at D
All
-Class
Beaded Blouses of Canton and Geor
gette Crepe in n large selection of beau
tiful models niejst appropriate for, gift
giving. Many Imported Blouses includ
ed. Full assortment of the latest shades
andeombinatior. Extraordinary values.
Special Sale prices $13.50 to $44.96
$12.50 to $15
AnothenGreat Underpt 'ice Sale
Small Rugs
Third Floor Small size Rugs are not only useful-but decora
tive as well, special shipment just received enables us to
offer exceptionll values ; in Quality . Rugs from the best
makers. Pattjrns and ' colors in "Satisfying selection.
27x54 INCH VELVET RUGS of a high-grade
make. t Chouc of 25 different patterns.
Splendid $3.0 values. 'Take advantage of
-this low pridje. SpeciaIvfor Tuesday at only
AXMINSTER IRUGS, ' size ' -27x54 inches.
About 100 Tfi this offering. -Newest pat
' "terns and jest colorings. Regular $5JS0
values. Priced extra special Tuesday it
AXMINSTER; RUGS of finest quality.: Size ,
27x54 inchei. Great variety of desirable
patterns to select from. Regular $6.00
"values. On special Bale Tuesday at only
VELVET RUGS size 36x72 inches and very
fine quality. Just the thing for the living.:
room. Beautiful colorings. Extraordinary
" values. : Priced special Tuesday at only
AXMINSTER RUGS sise 26x72 inches.
: Choice assortment of new patterns and
colors to taake - selection from. Rugs of
quality. : Specially priced Tuesday at only
AXMINSTER RUGS-these are of an excep
tionally good quality and the patterns and
- colors are most ' desirable. : Size 36x72
- inches. .Specially priced Tuesday at only
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Extra , Trading Stamps
! will W given with 'every purchase of
- a Sweeper Vac Electric Cleaner made
:1000
during December. " Place your order,
assure prompt delivery. Department, Third Floor.
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MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
a; Store for ;Ghristiiias ;Gif ts!
Women's Blouses
Priced QI7 QQ
Special tD I &0
Second Floor Exceedingly attractive
are these high-class Blouses. Tailored
and dressy styles in pleasing variety.
Made up m Crepe de Chine, Satin and
Canton Crepe in a splendid selection of
favored colors. Sizes to 46. dT QQ
Priced special or Gift Sale at D I UO
Women's Blouses
Priced -I fl1
Special 3) XUi
Second Floor Select her gift Blouse
from this exceptionally fine group.
Daintiest of holiday styles that are ex
pressive of good taste and refinement.
Georgette Crepe, Canton Crepe and
Crepe de Chine. Black, I-fl f ff
white and colors.. Gift Sale oAUaJU
Blouses Reduced
Tailored Blouses of Pongee, Radium,
Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine.
Some with fancy yest fronts and long
collars, me last worn in smartness for
the holiday season. .Trimmed with high
grade laces, tucks, etc.' Extra values,
Special Sale, prices ; $4.50 to $12.56
Silk Umbrellas
SpeciaUy $A
Priced at tD&.OD
Main Floor Announcing a special selling of
Women's Silk Umbrellas that will be welcome
news to those who have planned to give
something practical and useful this. Christmas.
Umbrellas of Quality
such as any woman would select if she were
buying for herself. All are full size, some
have taped edges, others with one inch satin
selvage. All the newest novelties in handles
including rings, straps, crooks, amber, white,
gray, etc. with ferrules to match. Plain and
spoon ' tips. All colors. ' Over 200 JQ Qjj
in the lot. 12.50 and $15 values at DOaD
Morning: Hours Are
Best for Shopping
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Extra fancy, 125
and larger a box
Smaller t sizes
$2.00 box
at? once tn order to
$2J5
$69
$7l
-Xmas" Greeting
' Cards :
-the largest selection
in all Portland. See
Alder Street Circle.
Pickwick Auto
Stages
to San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego,
Seattle tickets and reservations may be
had at our.
American Express Travel Bureau
I ' Second Floor
Children's Gift .
Handkerchiefs'
Dainty Kerchiefs that are sure to please
the little folk. Fancy figures of various
kinds, animals, little tots at play, etc Em
broidered in colors. Put up 3 in a TAi
gift box. Moderately priced at only tJlC
Handkerchief Section, Main Floor
A Timely Sale of ,
Pure Linen
Table Cloths
Buy for Gifts!
Main Floor Ho housewife ever has an
oversupply of Table Cloths. If you have
linens on your gift list don't fail to in
vestigate this notable offering. Shop early.
Linen Table Cloths, size 2x2 yds. $10.65
Linen Tsble Cloths, 2x2 V2 yds. --$12.75
Linen Table Cloths, sise 2x3 yds. $14 85
Linen Napkins to Match, dozen $127 5
Handkerchief Linens U
for v men's and women's handkerchiefs
white and colors. Priced $1.25 to $3 yd.
Irish Huck Toweling 50c to $1.50 yd.
Linen Glass Towelings, checks, 40c75c
Round Thread Pillow Linens extra fine
quality. Moderately priced $1.50 to $3.50
Art Crashes in natural colors 75c yd. up
Saleof Davenports and Chairs
$421.00 Two-Piece Set
Davenport and Chair, covered in heavy blue and gold
cut velour. Narrow band of. mahogany around base.
Queen Anne legs, covered in denim underneath. This
suite sells in the regular way at $421.00. QnqQ CA
One only. Priced extra special Tuesday &&djijj
$530.00 Two-Piece Set $298.75
Davenport and Chair, covered in polychrome velour
in soft pastel colorings. .Frame has carved base and
the lines of the suite are of the new arched back type
simple yet graceful. Covered in denim CJOQQ n"C
underneath. Regular $530 value. Special l-iaOa I O
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Spitzeriberg Apples
f" t From Our Own
Hood Kiver Orchards
AT LOWER THAN
WHOLESALE PRICES
Send a box to your friends back East for Quristmas. Packed
ready. . fox shipping. Special express , rates : on , apples.
Fancy 125 and
larger. a box
Choice
sizes '
-in .
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Smaller sizes
$1.50 box
J5
25
Fine for cooking
purposes , ,
' Hood River Valley Apples h better grown in the world.
Phone your order Atwater 4800. Model Grocery, Fourth Floor,
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Toyland Is Aglow With
: Christmas Gheer
JOYOUS shouts of the children
as they behold the wonderful
new toys remind us of our own
happy childhood and the keen.
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anucipation .wn a w m c n wo
awaited the coming of Christmas.
Jolly Old Santa '
. (Himself) ;
is here to greet the children.
Big, happy," smiling - Santa with
his red suit and high boots t. Let
the little, folks come in and visit
him. , Now. is the best "time
before, the the ' rush commences
Santa Appears in
" Toyland Every Day
10 to 12 -2 to 5 . .y.
Every little boy and girl iii Port
land is invited to come and have
a chat with Jolly Old Santa Claus.
Gift Suggestions
Games and Pozzies all ' the
, popular kinds for young and
old. Priced 25c to $3.50
Combination Game Boards, al
: ways acceptable at $4.50
Tree Ornaments in great vari
ety. Latest novelties Mod-
erately priced 5c to $1.00
Stuffed Animals Doprs, Cats,
Elephants,- Bears 50c to $5
Doll Trunks in many different
kinds. $1.00 to $6.50
$239.50
$395.00 Three-Piece Set $241.00
Davenport, Chair and' Rocker,) upholstered in high-1
grade cut velour in mulberry and taupe. Wing back I
design, built for comfort and durability. Covered inH
aenim unaerneacn. ixtra value at $530. Cf 1 lift
One suite only. Priced extra special at DrJLaUU
$324.75 Two-Piece Set $210.50
Davenport and Chair, covered in Cordova Velvet and
trimmed - with plain " mulberry velour. Very best of
workmanship. Graceful lines. You will be delighted
with this high-grade suite. Regular ?0" A CTfl
$324.75 value.- One vonly. Special at D&1JDJ
Silk Underwear Sale
Bargain Circle, Main Floor
Camisoles of Radium : ' Silk
and Wash Satin. y Tailored and
trimmed. Flesh .color Q" fQ
only. Specially priced ' D X aO
Camisoles of yi f igrtred Wash
Satin, Radium and Belding's ,
Satin. Several styles, CO CA
Flesh and white at DiDJ
-Ask for your Trading Stamps.
GiveHera
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Fireless Cooker
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for Xmas!
and you Vill give her something that
will be a. constant reminder of - your
thoughtfulness. , These famous Cook
ers may be purchased on our easy
pay plan
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A Week
good
box
--eave time, labor and fuel expense. C
A. number ol aixxerent styles and
sizes. Come in and let us tell you
more about this modern way of pre
paring meals : We will hold and make
delivery at any time you may desire,
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China i and ivory pyralin.
? Pricea range 25c to $3.50
Building Blocks, McLaughlin's,
. Bradley's, etc 10c to $6
Meccano and Erecto Sets in
, various sizes. Amusing and
. 1 instructive, i Sure to please.
Priced at $1.50 to $15.00
Electric Trains a. toy every
bojT appreciates $6 to $40
Dolls all kinds $1 to $10
- T Wheel Goods
Coaster Wagons in sev
eral , different styles and
.makes. A useful- gift.
Spring 'Wagons, Kiddie
Kars. Velocipedes. Bicy
' cles. Tricycles, Toy Autos,
.Baby Carriages, . Wheel
Barrows, etc, Purchases
will be held and delivered
. at . any time you desire.
Sample Suites
3rd Floor A fortunate
purchase enables us to
offer our customers a
well-known maker's
sample line . of high
grade Davenports and
Chairs at close to half
regular value. Splendid
examples of the uphol
sterer's skill. - Covered
in high-grade velour. AH
new models ' are . here.
Here's a wonderful
opportunity to select
home gifts of quality at
very remarkable savings.
Bloomers of Wash Satin in
iiesh color .only. Elas- Jrt qq
tic waist and knee at Diru
.Bloomers of excellent quality
Radium silk. in flesh QQ Off
and white. Special Od70
Step-itf j r Chemise,; Radium
silk, tailored styles. QQ A f
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