WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, I 1922.
THE OREGON DAILY: JOURNAL. PORTLAND, i OREGON.
TIGER SAILS; SAYS
HIS GHOST WILL'
TO U S.
RETURN
New York, Dec. 13. Gorge 'Clemen,
ceau left for home rtodajr on, the liner
Pari.
Just before the hip sailed Clemen-
i-eau was asked for lat message to
the people of the United States.
"Not now." he ald,"I ebaU ive you
my last word when I come toack here."
fWhea will that be?" he was asked.
"When I am dead." he said, " my
ghost will come back to deliver the
message."
Many of the people who met him
when he first arrived were there ten
nay good bye. Mrs. Charles Dana Gib
son, at whose home he stayed In New
York; Bernard Barurh. Frank M.
Polk. Colonel Stephen Bonsai, Colonel
I louse and Dr. Leclercq were on hand.
DODGES DI?f7!EB
Clemenceau. physically exhausted,
cat his farewell American address to
II minutes Tuesday night, and rushed
to the steamship Paris.
"Why should I speak T" he asked.
"I have got a sore throat. A am "tired.
I am old, and I want very much to go
. to bed."
Cleroenceau was to have been the
dinner guest of the American commit
tee for devastated France, but was too
fatigued to eat. He did not arrive at
the Hotel Pennsylvania, where the
meeting was held, until after the ban
quet was over.
The "tiger," who has completed his
tour of the United States, made his
brief speech to some of the wealthiest
men and women in the country.
KSOW8 REASON"
Cleraenceau stated that he was - con
fident that he now knew why the
United States had misunderstood his
beloved France, why Americans had
lodged charges of militarism and im
perialism against his country.
"What the matter was I know now,"
he said. "The matter was that you
were not well informed. Tou did not
know what was our condition, and the
fact was. as soon as you understood
it, I heard but one cry. 'Vive la France.'
"In a few hours I. am going to sail
back, having accomplished my self ap
pointed mission and hoping that I give
you matter to ponder over.
0E YEAR TO "LIVE
"You see in France, we are almost
on the eve of the greatest difficulties
we have encountered since the end of
the war. We have been quarreling too
often with Kngland and this- might
have been avoided if America had been
there."
Then the tired man. who says he
only has one more year to live, reiter
ated that America had left Europe too
soon.
"If you think that you are auite t
the end of your duty, then it is for
you to judge. I have no advice to
give you. i simply say this: In 1776,
when you wanted to liberate your
selves, you called for philosophies, and
you caned for men.' and with the
French ideas of right you made up
ii. i nuimerrui declaration of inde
pendence, which was more than a book,
for it was an act"
Mrs. Ford Held as Plotter
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: t s it ffjf . , .-f - -: - ' f
V "ft-. "s' " ''-i-- ' V -"1 iCJ
born" in Bohemia'. Funeral services
were conducted, by H. . H. tdell. . m
neighbor, -Four daughters and two
sons survive. .
MotKersEob Toy
Stores to Keep Up
Faith in Santa
Siweuu Cble t Ths Jennial and CBicsso
Xteily Xew.
- (Copjrisht, J22).
Berlin. Dec. 11. Rather than rob.
jbelS, cWldreu rjUJeir faith in Santa
Claus, German mothers are robbing
the top shops and 'Christmas tree deal
ers. The JpoHee m Berlin and other
cities are': Quite aiarmed over . the
raids which nave been made in the
last few days on shops dealing in
Christmas presents and in which the
women have been " the principal fig
ures. . . -According
to accounts in the news
papers, organized bands of women
would suddenly invade a shop, grab
dolls, tin soldiers, Christmas trees and
candies and then rush out again."
It Is generally admitted that the
high prices, which are beyond the
reach of most people, are responsible
for these outbreaks. Food shops and
delicatessen etores are . also being
plundered in a similar manner.
MAKES GEO!4GICAI. SURVEY
University : of Oregon, Eugene, Dec.
13. Hubert G. Schenck. graduate as
sistant in the department of geology,
is completing his work for a master's
degree by making a geological survey
of the Eugene quadrangle, an area of
about 200 square miles.
Mrs. May Blenn Ford, charged in Detroit with plotting to hire Mgunmi"
to kill her husband, Ney J. Ford, wealthy Detroit business man and
cousin of Henry Ford. She was formerly a nurse and masseuse in
Toledo, Ohio.
Grain Producers
In Iowa Go Behind,
1.0. 0. Is Informed
Washington, Dec. 13. (U. P.)
Western grain producers, because of
generally unfavorable conditions, in
many instances in the last two years
actually have lost money. C. L. Holmes
of the Iowa Agricultural experiment
station, testified today before the in-
Western and Southwestern states for
a further reduction in grain and hay
rates in Western territory. "
Holmes testified at length on agri
cultural conditions; particularly in
Iowa. The situation in which the
farmer is finding himself at present.
Holmes said, is most precarious, both
financially and economically, and Im
mediate relief is urgently needed.
JOSEPH FASHEIL
Sandy. Dec, 13. Joseph Pashell, 89.
resident ofthe Sandy country for more
than 34 years, died December 7 and
terstate commerce commission in con-was buried on his home place as he
nection with the application of 11 raid- requested. Sunday. Mr. Pashell was
Victrolas
All Sixes All Styles
Easy Terms
Victrola Outfit 2l0
Consists of $100 Victrola, together
with your choice of J6.50 worth of
Vletor Records. Total, J106.50.
$2.00 a week
Select your Victrola now from "our
complete stock, for delivery Christ
mas morning, if you wish.
Open Evenings
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List bf Lasting
cest
GiftS" Our Double Reduction Offering!
BOUT a month ago we greatly reduced prices. A
r great number of these reductions were as much as
50 off. Every article reduced except contract goods.
The reason -to make room for our remodeling event
which will take place in 1923. It wasn't a question of
wanting to reduce the new s'tocks to such low figures
we simply had to do it to make room for the workmen.
Christmas Gifts -still further reduced insure wonder
ful values for all vho shop here. ' , '
or
Mother and Sister
Sterling Vegetable Dish. , . . t .$"25.00 : $ 18.50
. Sheffield Steel Carving Set . . . ; ' 8.50 6.00
Highrade Opera Glasses to. i 40XK); , 9-98
- Chime Clock . . .V.V. . . . . . . . . - 760 v 45.00
; Diamond-Sapphire Crescent. , 185.00 118.00
Sterlinjj .-Knives and Forks ; . , - V
- Set of 12 . iCi-.:.v.'V.-. ; 44.00 30D0
" Sterling Dessert Forks J
Set of 6...
16.50
Father and Brother
Ebony Combs, $3.
Sterling Brushes, $19.
Pigskin Purses, $6.25.
Military Brushes, $33.
. Shaving Stands, $5.
, Ash Trays, $5
' Pipes with 14-k. gold mountings $8.
, Cigarette Cases, $5.75. )
." Wallets with 14-k. gold mountings,
$130. ; . ;..
Belts with Buckles, $4 to $8.
and hxindf eds i 6 tli e r choice gif tsl rebnably priced
" - Come in todar and take advantage of this opportunitv. Think ;
IV , Katth and cents. You -
f , : at
V v a price you will want to pay.
Across ' from Piitock Block, - ,
;,H;EiN.RICH;SE:N
.WASHINGTON STREET
Platinum and Diamond Ring 575.00
Platinum . and Diamond Ring 85.00
Platinum -and Diamond Ring 155.00
Platinum and Diamond ' - ' v- '
Wedding Ring -.V - i-iV105j66
Platinum and Diamonds V s ' ? :i
Wedding ing JV. li, 275.00 :
11.00
450.00
60.00
'900
:?65iM)
195.00
3 86
See Santa Claus! Here two
Boys Part Wool
Sweaters'
$2.98
A medium weight sweater of
excellent wearing .quality. Is
ef a- medium weight, black, and
red combination. .. . L-
New Crop -Mixed
Nuts
21c Lb.
New crop nuts- of mixed variety,
specially . priced ' for ; holiday
trade.: Quality nuts, low priced.
each day
Men's Christmas .
Neckwear
48c '
A large assortment of neat col
ors and patterns in open-ends
and knit-style ties.' Big values.
10 A. M. to 12 M.
. 2 P. M. to 4 Pi M.
Lustrous.
Wash Satin. f:?
$1.75 Yd.
A s large assortment' pf attrac
tive colors. Of excellent qual
ity. Fine for Christmas needle- '
wotk. . , . .
Eslra ValiiesfTOmJ Wards Xm Store
Gift
Handkerchiefs
Practical as any gift you may choose, an appreciated gift for all and
ones that are economical. Large assortments here make choosing easy,
and priced to make big savings for thrifty, shoppers,
Child's Kerchiefs 15c Box
A neat little handkerchief, em
broidered. Two in a neat gift box.
Big value.
Women's Kerchief s59cBx.
Hemstitched handkerchiefs with
colored borders of Mue,-pink and
lavender.
Lawn Kerchiefs 73c Box
Women's handkerchiefs ' of fine
quality lawn. Exquisitely embroid
ered. 6 in box.
Lawn Kerchiefs 98c Box
Daintily embroidered handker
chiefs of excellent quality. A big
value. 6 in box.
Lawn Kerchiefs
Neatly embroidered
colors. : Hemstitched
value. 3 in box.
29c Box
designs of
edges. . Big
Emb. - Kerchiefs 49c Box
Made of sheer-finish lawn of good
quality. Exquisitely embroidered.
Sin box. . . ..
Women's Kerchief s 69c Bx.
A "fine handkerchief . 'of excellent
quality lawn. Embroidered, hem
stitched. s3 in box.
Lawn Kerchiefs 75c Box
Of sheer-finish lawn and neatly
embroidered with mercerized cot
ton. Box of 3.
House
First Choice
Christmas Gifts
Are These Felt
Slippers
Styles for Men, Women, and Children
. - - .
There is no more practical, acceptable gift than a pair of
these warm, cozy house slippers. For mother, father, son
and daughter, styles that will meet with instant approval,
and in colors that are attractive and harmonizing. One-strap
and moccasin styles' for the women and children and - for
the men, a sandal, style. . Each pair offers big savings at
these low prices. -
Styles for women, big QOa
assortment at, pair. . .
Styles for children, QQp
sizes 5 up to 2 at, pairQ-
to
to
$1.39
$1.15
Men's Gray Felt Slippers, with Q-fl -fl ft
leather soles, pair. ViLilt?
Bigger Toy Values From Wards Big Toyland. Save !
:rom 9 to 10 A. M."
$6.65 Value
Educational
Blackboard . .
4.98
Just as you see it here, a biar board.
the frame made of hardwood and with
adjustable charts that are filled with
things to copy on the board. .
Thursday
Hourly Toy-Sales
Taking advantage of . these hourly Toy
Sales makes big savings for. thrifty
shoppers. Each offer is specially, made
at substantially reduced prices. ,
-From 10 A. M. to 11 A. M. i
Regular
a .a :
Value
IRISH MAIL5.95
Just the thing- that any boy would
like to receive this Christmas. Is 40
inches long, has rubber tires and will
stand a lot of good, hard use.
From 11 A. M. to 12 M.
1 i4iHL
mm
43c Value
BLOCKS
23c
16 blocks in the set. Wood blocks with embossed
letters and with colored pictures and letters. , A
vain AnA.hMiv'a BAllinM
42c Value
Printing
Outfits
17c
A" btgr set complete as you
see.it here. mj.a is. a. jclfl
that will Interest a.nd Dlease
the boy, and at a price that is extremely low.
A
HAPtY
NFW '
YEARV
Doll Heads
Marseille bisque heads
with mohair wigs and
glass, sleeping ' eyes.
In four! different
sizes. An extra, value
in these at a very
low price.
3 34 Inches High, Each 72c
4 Inches High, Each .98c
5 Inches. High, Each. ... . .$1.39
5 Inches High, Each. . . .$1.59
Undressed Dolls 3
With Bisque Heads
Beautiful dolls with jointed
arms and legs, imitation kid
bodies and with sleeping eyes.
A doll that any little girl would
like to make dresses for.
3 sizes.
$2.19 $2.69 $3.49
gk Dressed Doll
A wonderful little doll with
sleeping eyes and mohair -wig.
Is 12 inches ' high, a; . big doll
value at this low price- Has a
bisque head. A Ward
value for only:: i .
98c
Dressed Doll
AVith Sleeping Eyes
-This is the doll that every one likes.
It'
isr 14 inches tall, has wonderful; sleep
ing eyes, a mohair wig - and is fully
jointed. Papier-mache body
with bisque head
Doll House
'Just , the thing for dolly, a place toT
Keep, her clothes and all. Is very sub
stantially made and can " be taken ,
down.' - Is 11 inches high- A bigl
value at this low
price
S2.G9
1 rjrT:
mm a
49c
Gyroscope Top. y
A tod your boy . will like. Snins any trtace
land for. a Jong time.' .A top ' that Of '
will last; longer thanj the "rest.;..".. MM.
Floor
Lamps
Complete
$14.60
A big Christmas
value. The post is
68 inches high and
fitted with double
lamp - sockets.
Shades are made of
excellent quality
silks of neat colors
and made over
strong frames.
: Christmas
Towels :
Towels always make an accept
able gift and our large assort
ment will help solve the Christ
mas towel problem very economically.
Huck Towels
..25c
40-Inch Heavy Bath 1
Towels . . 95c
Bath Towel Sets. . . .$2.95
Plain White Turkish
Towels . . . .29c
MEN'S ARMY
FLANNEL SHIRTS
) In Size 17 Only
$2.39
Regulation style shirt . with lined bosom
and patched elbows. A big shirt value for
. the man who ean wear a large size.
Heavy Flannel Shirts
A; heavy weight shirt of "a dark grav.
Styled with flat collar. A big Hfl
shirt value U
v Store Honrs, '
8:30 A. II. te
5sa P. M."
$04.50 I
3A SizeVWard
robe Trunlc iV
Made of vulcanized fiber i cre
tonne lined; beautifully finished
40 inches high, iv ; . -'
Metal Covered $-fl 0.75
A durable trunk of good appear
ance.. Strongly made and rein
forced. 32' inches Jong.. , ' , .
.Genuine Cowhide
f Portfolios s
'Many Will Appreciate a 1
1 FOR XMAS
Those who would choose a trunk
or a gift will find the biggest .
ralues .here at Ward's. A' la rgt v
assortment f make3 choosing t
easy.v -Compare "these low
4 Christmas prices. . . ,k V .
!36-Inch Fiber $4i 0ol
... ' ... - . 4 ' y
Juet as illustrated. . Beautifully I
finished and a, good, strong'
- trunk. A big value. . .
Metal Covered $-fl ft.45;
Trunk . . . v;::'
"40 jnchea long,' a trunk that i
extra -well made. All around '
straps. Big value. . , r
Every man -who carries ' papers orj.r
books- of any kind will appreciate re---
ceivinp, ofle. of -these', tor Christmas,
Made - ox excellent quality leather, .
either black or brown : it is 16 inches
long and has two. pockets. A big Ward, incomparable value and
very low priced. .1 , . ;
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ear to 37th
and Thurman 1
. Street".