The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 21, 1922, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextC,. T I i t 1 T ' -i'I!"'IT T-f " ' jt .... scour : ELECTS; PLANS . . Determination not mly to go on with coutinr. but t tnake ma eTCort to bT It progrsaa on a larger acale, even In the face of obstacles, fttasclai and otherwise, wa,i the keynote! wblcb dear inted the Portland Bof Scout council at its anaal publio meeting, banquet jm election bald In the Chamber of Commerce dlnlnar room, Oregon build faff Wednesday, nitht. All the present officials, executives and committeemen were reelected with' cot opposition nd by unanimous con- .. v sent. C C Colt, president of the council, evoked applause when h pledged him . self to Initiate a movement to put the Soouts in a headquarters building of v their own, where the Soout flag may be flown the year round and the adminis trative duties not be hampered of" In terrupted by frequent removals. KXIOHT DEFICIT MKT. Colt rerretted -that parenta not ta- , miliar with the Scout movement had ' shown an aoathv - toward ' it and ex pressed the hope that the coming year would bring a city-wide realisation of the value of the movement. K, C. Sammona. the treasurer, said there had been a alight deficit in the finances which had been made good by voluntary suMcnpuons from individu als. He pointed out that the per capita coat of Scouting in Portland la fS.ea, wniie k aaa coat, tne ctvu authorities $200 'for every boy who had got into trouble. James E. Brockway, Scout executive, elaborated, oa Sammona report. The per capita coat in Portland, he aaid. Is the lowest of any city, in the world. Most cities, he found, were content with an average per capita coat of tit, while many others operated at a cost double that of Portland. Brockway deplored the lack of lead vfs essential to the work and the fin ancial Handicaps which had come as result of the reduced cash quota. He declared that he had on his desk a list of 100 or ioo boys who were in need , of Soout leadership, but who could not do property rreacnea unaer the cir cumstances. Despite the fact that 85 per cent of the infractions of the law . in Portland are committed by boys be tween the ages of 13 and 21 years, Brockway attacked the theory that mere is eucn a uung tea a bad boy. "We are wanting you to know ab solutely that mere is no such thing a osa ooy unless no is subnormal OF abnormal ; boys are not wayward, they are way-lass. We may never be able to reach every boy. but when we are reaching leas than SO per cent of the ooys in tne -city or scout age, we can not be said to be dome our duty." he concluded. - Between , the reports, John Claire - Monteith rendered two -vocal solos and - lira. Barge E. Leonard played an ac- ooraioa solo, colonel C'A Peace, in. atructof In military science at the Uni versity ot Washington, made a talk on tne ooy problem. OFFICES B1.WCTB1 FoBowlng were the officials i elected: President, C C Colt j vice presidents. Adolphe Wolft. I Allen Lewie. Horace llscklera 1 treasurer. K. C Sammona i ecout commissioner, Marshall N. Dana : soout' executive, James E. Brockway;! akuuvb OTmiruti.ee. tri. i. Angell, O. B. Coldwell, J. A. Cranston, J. F. Clartason. T. M. Dunne, J. K. GUI. c. E. Grelle, Frank R. Kerr. W. B. Mac kay, San ford Lowengart, T. H. Sher rard, Frank I. ShuU, Omar C. Spencer. Ouy W. Talbot. Dr. Otis B. Wight J members of the council, John F. O'Shea, J. d Alnsworth. H. R. Albee. W.- C Alvord, Harry a Anderson. Sam B. Archer. C, Gray, W. B. Ayer. George ... J "Baker, A. J. Bale. B. C. Ball, B. a Bean. C. A. BeU. Amos Benson, Fred . I Boalt, Max - Hlrsch, Edward " Boyce, John & Bradley.HrV. C. Bris tol, Earl C Bronaugh. fe. D. Brunn. w; M. Cake. O. B. Coldwell. C C Chap ' man. Edward CooUngham. Henry I Corbett. E. O. Crawford, A. H. Devera, . , E. L. Devereaux, B. C. Darnall. Lab a. ing Stout, George Duncan. Ralph Burn aide. Edgar H. Sensenich, A. J. Ijewth- .... waite, Albert Feldenhelmer. L. T. Mer- , win. Floyd Avert 1. O. B. Stubbs. and P. J. -Cobbs. rprsfasiysgaaseaasss; Charge Purchases Made Tcinorrow and Rciaaindcr cf Ucntli Go ca January Acccmits Payable Feb. 1, 1923 isrisrstrzrzrr i w a a -r .aw .. . , . . . m m m tfa m m a. ' . . - - :. aw aw 111- iiiiii a: '. m m .- m. . . tm m m : -r-- i sw - a. n. a OTO Mercliaiiaise Bpnd&-the Bsst of All Gifts! V-Shop"!"' i Evening i .Portland Haid J. . Silk Hose Black, white and all fb favored shades. Quality Hose Ideal for sttt-aTOn pir $2.00 RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLES- METHODS. linens A'trift of fine linens is most appropriate for Xmas. Superb showinsr of Richardson's Sets, Table Cloths, Napkins. lBt Fir. I Daughters Chapter Presents Kanzler With American Flag Judge Jacob Kansler of. the court tof domeaUc wdaUone was presented with an American flag In his court room Wednesday afternoon by the Multnomah' chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. George M. Reed, regent of the chapter, made a brief presentation address, ex plaining the purpose of the order, and expressing appreciation for Judge Awwicre wwk in perpetuating tne principles' of patriotism, : loyalty and good government.' . - - : Judge Kansler responded to thla tri bute and? thanked the order for its kindness and consideration, saying the flag would remain always In the cor ner ot his courtroom as an inspiration to all who come before him. . ; JURT DISCHARGED The second. Jury called to try Grant Gleason on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a. 10-year-old girl was discharged Wednesday night by urage nansier m tne court of domestic relations when members of the Jury announced they were unable to reach, a decision- The flrat jury disagreed ; aeyeral weeks ago. . J- ss revealed! 0 at" the ttraeTfi XAKAIAGS AyrLLED The marriage of Robert W. Major and Beatty Jane Major was annulled by Preeiding Judge Stapleton WtdnM. ay artemoon when it was that the bride was only IS of the marriage In Vancouver, Novem ber S. Major was accused of deceiving the girl's parenta by representing him self to be Si when he was actually 32. As soon as his true age was learned, the bride's parents interfered and the two were separated..! Tne suit was filed Wednesday afternoon and the de- , entered -Immediately afterwards. VACATTOJT TOTE SEAR Oregon Normal School, Monmouth, Dec Sl Christmas vacation wilt open Friday at noon, continuing until Jan uary Z. , . : . . . : S fjandwith canned corn! l-DDtpDI- M II i I I The Gliristmas Store -oi m Is Ready to Supply Your Gift Needs Quality Mercliandise Shop Early! Special Christmas Sale of Gowns Models Sellinsr Up to 1567.00 Second Floor An tmderprice offerina' that will command the attention of those seekinjr practical filts. In this selection we have included a rep resentative, showinsr of the season's smartest gowns. Lovely models, developed to Georgette, Satin, Taffeta and Lace. Draped, paneled and blouse effect many are heavily beaded or em broidered others are trimmed with chenille, laces, flowers, etc- All the season's best shades. Regular values op to $75.00. Sale special $43.93 mm Practical Gif tsThat Please Featured in the Garment Store FANCY OVERBLOUSES and Coatees of Crepe de Chine, Satin and, Velvet. Charming: styles that portray the newest modes of the moment. Beaded, embroidered and braided mod- els. Beige, tan, brown, navy, , black, flesh, eopen, barberry, gray, orchid, etc Gift Sale special BREAKFAST COATS of Satin - very appropriate for gift giv ing. Dainty styles trimmed with flowers, ruffles and rib bons. Green, orchid, pink, blue and noney-dew. All sizes. Special 10.00 vaa ayaii ana- svaaav $10.00 WOOL SWEATERS In several at . tractive styles tuxedo, coat, slip-on'and buttoned, tuurge assortment, of all the newest colors and pat- J" Ann - UrtM. Gift-Sut wiU.UU HUG-ME-TIGHTS and Spencers in plain 'and fancy styles, with . or without sleeves as you pre fer. Various colors and .com binations at $1.38 to $3.08 WOOL SHAWLS Special lot 6f f ered for Friday and Saturday at one price. Solid colors and bright checks and f( plaids. Gift Sale tDXOeUU B - Special Gift Sale Men's Bath Robes 100 Only A Quick Clean-Up Offer! One Price ' ' , . . N One j Price Men's Store, Main Floor No telephone of "(X. O. D. orders accepted for these Robes on account of quantity being limited. Made up in rood quality blanket material, cut in full standard sizes and nicely finished. Browns, blues, grays and mixtures. Varlatv of attractive patterns to select from. It would be difficult to choose a man's gift that woiuu o more practical ana usezui wan one ot these, catA icooes. Buttoned collar, cord belts. Not all sizes. Special so au. aaaati $3.85 MEN'S BATH ROBES of the better grades. Made from splen did heavy material. Choice selec tion of patterns. Special, $10.00 LOUNGING ROBES of silk or wool materials. Handsome new patterns and colors. - Prices range from j $20.00 op to $40.00 Thousands of them, In every new and desirable pattern and color. Ties are always a much appreciated "gift tor rarely is a man over-supplied with them.' Here are silk ties in vast as sortments at from 50c up to $2.50 Berkeley Knit'd Ties $2.50 $3.50 Other Knitted , Ties 59c to l.SO Silk Hose Phoenix, Interwoven and other re liable makes. Include a pair or two in his gift box. $1.00 to $1.50 pair. Men's Lisle Hose 50c to 75c pair. Men's Cotton Hose 25c to 50c pr. Boston. Garters at 35c to 75c pair. --Boxed Suspenders $1 and $1.50 Sport Coats ' Jantsen Coats, with pockets. All pure wool. Prices special at $9.00 Wool Sport Coats, with A pockets and buttoned flaps. Special at $7.50 3 SUGGESTIONS Motor Gloves, Street Gloves, Belts, Belt Buckles, Mufflers, Hand kerchiefs, Shirts, Underwear. Large assortments at lowest, prices. Shop early in the day. lit m 5vS' 1 ' Half Price Sale of Dolls Toyland, Fourth Floor $ 6.00 American Beauty Dolls 24-inch size special at only $3.00 10.00 Jubilee Baby Dolls best composition body special :i5.00 110.00 Walking Dolls dressed, sleeping eyes,' curls, now j 15.00 $ 9.00 Unbreakable Dolls dressed, sleeping eyes, curls at j 4.50 8.00 Kid Body- Doll s 1 8-inch sleeping eyes, curls at J 4.00 114.00 Baby Dojls 17-inch size with sleeping eyes priced 1 17.00 8.00 Baby Dolls 14-inch size sleeping eyes, curls only $4.00 And Many utner special uxzenngs. snop nere and save. SlippersJ-zr A Sale for Men! Leather Slippers S1.95 Main Floor Men's soft leather House Slippers with - padded sole. Especially , good for men who travel, as they take up very little -space in .grip. Everett style. Black or brownGet him v pair QK for .Christmas. Priced special DXeatJ Men's Felt Cavaliers $1.98 Main Floor Comfortable Felt Slippers In the popular Hylo- style. Green with ma roon collar and gray with navy blue col lar. He is sure to want a. pair of these before the winter is over, . Good 2" QQ range of sizes. Special, a pair DXee70' Women's, Quilted Satin Slippers Special at 98c Pair Main' Floor Main Floor Apple Sale! Spitzenberg Apples from our own' Hood River Valley Orchards. Place your order at once. .'On sale. : at lower than- wholesale prices. Call Atwater 4800 and order a -box. Extra Fancy -special box $25 - - Fancy priced special, box $1.75 Choice Newtown Apples,: box $1.25 WeGiveS.&H, Green ,J .--Tradingr Stamps HANDKERCHIEFS - J The Ever-Welcome Gift! e Tour card of good cheer on top of six or mere pretty Haatdkerchief a," packed in a neat holly box will be lust to her liking, and since Handkerchiefs are a necessity they can be given with assurance that no matter how many gifts of this kind are received she will always nave use for yours. Always a popular and pleasing gift. All prices. Boxed Kerchiefs $1.95, 85c Handkerchiefs 3 for $2.25 Main Floor Linen Handker chief s of ' fine sheer quality with dainty' corner designs and neatly finished edges. Begular 85c On flJO ORj sale special 3 for OaWeaSeJ Boxed Kerchiefs : At 49c. -These sell in the regular way at 75c a box. . No tele phone orders. Good quality Handkerchiefs with colored corner design. F r i- J day box of 3 for only xel Linen Initialed Handkerchiefs for the personal gift one or more Initial Handker chiefs' make a most welcome gift. We show an exception ally fine! collection of pure, linen Handkerchiefs with the latest designs in embroidered initials. Priced at only 25c. 33c ? 50c ,65c. 75c each. Dainty Kerchief s 3 for $1 Look where yoti will youll not find so many pretty pat terns in all Portland. Make your own selections and we will pack them in a holly "box or folder. Plain white ; and colors. All are in extra qnal. ity sheer linens' j-f Affc and lawns. ; 3 for OAeUl : Chfldren's Handkerchiefs . In Boxes -. Fancy !; embroidered f fg ores, animals, etc ; Scores of pleasing designs. Put tip in .gift boxes. Tomorrow priced at 18c 35c 50c 59c 75c 3 in a lox, Made in Swit zerland. Fine quality sheer lawn with hemstitched hems and corner embroidery in Ap penrell effects. Basket, spray, medallion and other designs. Many beautiful patterns. Friday Qf QK priced special, box eDXeaD Boxed Kerchiefs $1.50,; At ' this price we show a wonderful selection of Christ mas Handkerchiefs. Linens and fine lawns with embroid ered designs that are most attractive. Handkerchief s of real worth. Tomor- fTI row box of 3 for OieOU HandMade Kerchiefs Especially appropriate for gifts are these lovely Hand kerchiefs of fine linen. Hand-, made. Black, white and all the popular colors. Put up one in a gift fold- Q" Qp er. Priced at only O XeitJ Appenzell Kerchiefs Real hand Appensell work on finest of sheer linens and lawns She would be de lighted with one of - these dainty Handkerchiefs. Great variety of patterns.. - Prices range from $r.00 to $25 Boxed Kerchiefs 50c to $4 ; ' No matter what amount you ' may have planned to spend for gift Handkerchiefs we can supply your needs at lowestprices: 'Large assort ment Women's Boxed Hand kerchiefs 50c to $4 box. Christmas . Candies Dollar ' Mints,' choco- Q Q g late coated epecial, lb. 'OOC English Toff "It melts in your mouth." For tomor- AtZg row's selling, a" pound ctl Is Ktboon Mix a Cnrist- mas sweet special, lb. Mixed Creams, fresh and delicious. 5 nounds for ati& Mix, plain, regular ?"! . 25c kind. 5 pennds for JL Candy Canes Friday priced at 2 for 5c 5c 10c to 25c Candy Beads, 2 yards long, 5c 39c SI Kodaks lasting and appropriate gift for man, woman, boy or girl. Complete showing of Eastman Kodaks in all sizes and styles. Department on Main Floor. Brassieres Make Dainty Gifts - In the Corset Salon,' Second Floor, you may choose from scores of styles in these attrac tive garments. 'Silk and lace combinations. Also a complete line of durable Brassieres for stout figures. $1.50 op to $5 A Lifetime Gift! 1 Treasure Chests V v InaNotable Christmas Sale Your Opportunity - 100 high-grade. Chests, selected from our regular stocks, have been reduced in price-for-Friday and Satuday. Made from genuine Ten nessee red cedar (no white cedar used) and guaranteed moth, dust and varmint proof. Several beautiful styles. High polish. Copper trimmed. $22.50 Chests $17.00 $25.00 Ghests $18.50 FOR HER CHRISTMAS GIFT Chests would be most appropriate. election early, before the choicest styles are gone. All reason ably priced. See display in Drapery Department on the .Third Floor, $30.00 Guests $22.50 $35.00 Chests $26.50 one of these beautiful Treasure Only 100 in the lot. Make your Gift Sale of Velvet Hats Gagre, Rawak and Other Famous Makes 4 NO RESERVE Every Winter Hat in the Milli nery Salons is included in this special clearaway, regardless "of former selling price. Beautiful high class models trimmed with fur, metal, ostrich, flow ers, r etc Such well-knowa makers as : Gage and Rawak are represented by many charming Hats. Early shopping - insures you the best selection. : Winter Hats Special $3 Hats of silk velvet hi various shades and black. . Flower and f either trimmed. Values in this. offering ranging up to $18.00. You cannot afford . to miss, this opportunity if you have the slightest need for a new hat. For Fridays selling they are, offered at one price C3.00 Groceries .' : - . -1 , . .... .. t ."-,.f.-"v . Helns Mincemeat in Jars priced at 75c Lfbby's Mincemeat in jars priced at E5c Oranges 40c 50c 60c Cluster Raisins. 2 packages 45c 6-lb box. $1,50 Imperial Raisins, 5 Ibs $2.25 Mixed Nuts, 3 Ibs 85c Smyrna Figs 50c lb. 1 Full line . of imported and domestic specialties. . Order early. Phone orders at 8 A, M. We Give S. & H. ; Green Trading Stamps