•»ATUGHT SAVING” UXGED.
Governor Appeals to Oregon Peo­
ple to Moves Hocks Ahead.
Salem, Or., March 2b —Oregon I
clocks are to be set one hour ahead
March 31. The "daylight saving” plan
of the President will go into effect at
that time by virtue cf a proclamation
issued by Governor W ithycombe to- |
day as follows:
W hereas, the President of the Unit­
ed States has , expressed the desire
that the people of this nation set all
clocks ahead one hour on March 31,
in accordance with a daylight saving
plan which has operated with mater­
ial benefit in many of the European
countries, and
W hereas, This is in the nature of a
war measure which must be given
whole-hearted support by all who
have the best interests of their coun­
try at heart;
Now, therefore, I, James W'ithy-
tombe, by virtue of the authority in
roe vested as Governor of the State
of Oregon, do hereby call upon the
people of Oregon to adjust their
clocks in accordance with the letter
and spirit of the Federal enactment
and give the daylight saving plan full
support until the time set for its sus­
pension in October.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here­
unto set my hand and caused the seal
of the State of Oregon to be hereunto
affixed this 26th day of March, A. D.,
S0l8.
James W'ithycombe, Governor.
Dedication of the New Liberty) Temple will take
place at the corner of 2nd Ave. East and Third
Street on Sunday Afternoon at 2.30.
A pro­
gram of speeches, singing and instrumental
music will be followed by Allied Flag Raising
Ceremonies by representatives of our Allies.
ELEVENTH HOUR SHOPPING NEWS FOR
THE EASTER DRESS UP,
And Announcements of some Extra Special One Day Offerings tor Saint day ■ Match .,Qth.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Preaching n a.in. and 7:30 p.m.
Subject for the morning "The East­
er Spirit in Religion and Life.”
Subject for the evening "The Liber­ I
ty Bond Drive” Speakers for the oc­
casion are Rev. C. C. Curtis, Hon. D.
L. Shrode and C. O. Dawson. This
service should be of interest to every
one. Patriotic music by the McGhee
orchestra and patriotic singing by the
choir,
Sunday School at 10 a.m.
In the afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at
Liberty Corner will occur the dedica­
tion of the Liberty Temple and the
raising of the flags of the nations.
In Honor System,” at the Gem,
Much has been Said about the value
of the sensational photoplay, "The
Honor System,” which will be seen
in this city at the Gem Theatre Wed­
nesday, April 3, and in the general
human sympathy an. used from this
angle one might lose sight of. the
other great and distinguishing quali­
ties of this master drama which R. A.
Walsh directed and which William
Fox is presenting.
Eliminating the great moral story,
the powerful record of human love
and sympathy, and judging it from
the viewpoint of a spectacle, one is
forced to the conclusion that it is one
of the finest pieces of realism the mo­
tion picture stage has yet seen.
True, no great cities tumble, and no
heavens fail, and the bowels of the
earth are not exposed to view, but
this photoplay shows more real, flat
on the earth human cxistance than
any film story that has been madv
for the amusement of the public.
These arc scenes depicting the fron­
tier life of Arazona which are without
jiarellcl on the screen. Mr. Walsh was
born and raised in Arizona and shows
it first in his selection of types. He
positively uses no Bergen (N. J.)
cowboys, and, after all, that's a good
start. His men of the West breathe,
snort and light western fashion. And
they love that way. too.
The most moving scene is when the
cowpunchers and rangers of one town
clash madly on their mustangs and
cayuses to the rescue of their pals in
another boarder town. It has been
raided by Mexican bandits, and Mr.
Walsh's scene makes \ ilia's Colum­
bus raid look like a game of croquet.
The word has been brought to the
boys ot Lariat hr Joe Stanton, the
liero. In a whirlwind of passion they
ride across the desert, the American
flag at the head and save the town.
For sale— Two dwellings, lots 3
• nd 4 and 5th Street and Park Ave.
Aho furniture, stoves, tools, choice
bulbs, peonys, lilys. chrysanthemums,
Inquire of .Mrs. K. W hite.
Friday and Saturday positively) the
Last Two Days of our Great
EASTER SALE of
$15.97
Ladies' Coats, at
19.83
Ladies’ Suits, at
For One Day! Only—Saturday).
Men's $1.00 Silk Ties,
59c. Each.
Three for One Seventy-Five.
ost remarkable opportunity for se­
curing your new Easter Suit and Coat at
urth while saving.
Generous flowing end Ties in beautiful
quality silks, lovely new colorings ami de­
signs. Just the kind to wear with your
new Spring Suit.
The Coats
Only T wo Days, Mr. Man, in
which to secure
YOUR EASTER
DRESS UP NEEDS.
shown in military and belted styles
with trimmings of self or contrasting c< 1-
orid fabrics. Prominent among the colors
are the new Sammy Shades. Actual $18,
$19, and $20.
Coats Sale Priced at
$15.85
Clothing and Furnishings selections are
now' complete—come to the store today
and make your selections at your leisure.
The Suits
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
SPRING SUITS,
All Wool and Fast Colors.
$25.00 to $33.45
Easter Cburch Services.
Christian Church.
0:00 a.m. Bible School Classes for
all, come.
n:oo Special Easter program. Com­
munion Service.
Song, by the school.
Invocation
Song, by the school.
Responsive Reading.
Prayer.
Song, by the school.
Easter Greeting ........ Bobbie Boals
Violin Solo ................... Anna Morgan
Song, by the school.
Easter exercises ............ By four Girls
Song, by Junior Loyal Daughters.
Flowers of' the Green. . by four Girls.
Song, by the school.
Easter Blessings,....... by Five Girls
Song,'by Primary Pupils.
Recitation ................. Charles Thomas
The Robins’ Song, . . Reletta Watson
A Wreath Upon the Cross, Ten Girls
The Wonderous King, Marion Coates i
I
Song, by thé school.
The Easter Call .......... Sidney Hart
6:30 Christian Endeavor. Large at­
tendance, do your bit to continue it.
7:30 Easter sermon, subject: “Ex­
cept there be death, there can be no
Life.” Bring your friends. Our aud­
iences are increasing. Good music at
all services.
Over the Top” for Us
with the Third Liberty Loan
on the Opening Day.
This Store will remain Closed Saturday,
April 6th, until 4 p.m. provided Tillamook
quota is not reached before that hour.
Tillamook Liberty Temple Dedi cation
and Flag Raising Easter Sunday!, March 31st.
Consist of Serges, I w eeds, Shepherd
checks in serges to fit the Miss of 16
years to the Matron who needs a size 40.
Included in the selection are the famous
'
Palmer” garments and there are actual
22.50, $23.50 and $25.00 Suits.
W’e guarantee that the tailoring will be
careful and enduring that the dyes will be
fast and lasting, that every garment will
be completely satisfactory in every res­
pect. Come and see the new
Spring
models now on display.
StyJish Stout
FLORSHEIM SHOES,
For the Man who Cares,
$6.00 to $10.00.
SUITS, COATS and
All the new shades of Tan and Brown
shoes with self and novelty tops arc here
ready for your chosing. If you want style
with comfort features predominating you
will find here just the shoe you need. See
window.
MALLOR Y HATS,
The New Spring Blocks,
$3.50 to $5 00.
Copyrffbt Hart ScWíuer & Mars
All the new blocks and colors are now­
here, including some very smart Derbies.
Step into our Men’s Shop and look them
over. You’ll like the price as well as the
feel of them.
Saturday) Only.
DRESSES.
Actual $2.25 and $2.50,
KID GLOVES,
$1.98 Pair.
One button clasp Tan Cape Gloves
with P. X. M. seams and black
points, and one button-clasp white
Kid with self or black stitching
and points. All sizes.
Limit, 2 pairs to each customer.
The news that we are now featuring
special garment for the woman who be­
lieves she is over the average size will be
welcome indeed.
.
If you have experienced any difficulty
in securing Suits, Coats or Dresses large
enough come to the store and let us show
vou the many Stylish Stout Garments
now in slock in cur R< ady-to-Wear Dept,
on the Balcony. Prices are no higher
than regular size garments«
New Silk Waists
.
$19.83
Sale Priced at
Perfect
of Crepe de Chine, etc.
Fittings
Miss Boyle, the lady in charge of our Rcady-to-
Wear Dept., has wide and varied experience as a
fitter, and has been demonstrating her ability <
since coming, as an expert in that line.
$2.95 to $6.95
For wearing with the new separate skirts we are
now showing an exceptionally fine selection of
Crepe de Chine Habutai, and Mercerized Madras
Waists in such wanted colors as Plum, Emerald,
Old Rose, Flesh, Pink, Black and Navy as well as
some very pretty large figure designs.
See them in the Ready-to Wear Dept, on the
Balcony.
Made to-Order Millinery?
Dainty) Camisoles
Made of Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin in Flesh
and White, prettily trimmed with lace or hemstitch-
ing and lace. Very special values. Just the kind to
wear with the new sheer waists.
In addition to the charming creations on view in
our Millinery Dept., on the Balcony. Mrs. Critchlow
will be glad to make tip any shape and trim
desire at the most economical prices.
i
Priced $1.98 and$2 2 8—
WIRTH MOR
WAISTS
The New Spring Stylles in
Red Cross Shoes
Are Now Being Displayed
Windows and Shoe Dept.
One Model is illustrated.
Brief descriptions of other models beinji given below.
In
The Greatest Values in
¿^America today for
JUST $1.00
For New ¿Models are Illustrated.
IlfERE these wonderful waists offered
shown in Chocolate Kid
VV to you under any other than the Wirth-
with a 9 inch lace top mor selling plan they would cost you at
least $2.00 each, but through the co-opera­
to match and Cuban tion of manufacturer and merchants the
final price is just halved.
heel.
New styles come to us every month, and
$8.85 they
Price Per Pair
are offered in all sizes from 36 to 50.
Always One Dollar.
Other 9 inch Lace top
Always
Worth More
models come in black kid
The shoe illustrated is
Red
'I Cross
with
Battleship
grey top»,
field
mouse an.l light
greyjkid with tops
to match and chocolate calf with tops to
match. Some have Louis Cuban heels
some military heels and sonic models are
shown in Loth style heels. 1 rices
$7.85-$8.35-$9.85 and $10.85
Ladies' Black Kid Oxfords are shown in
lace models with military heels (gr Ot
and are priced at per pair
*r •
Ladies’ stylish comfort (£4
Shoes in black kid. Prices^^OJ
Petticoats
All pure silk Taffeta, Mes-
saline and Jersey Silk Top
Petticoats in plain colors
and changable effects, the
self colors are shown in
> black, navy, Nile, emerald,
mahogany,
Chartreuse,
grey, etc., and the change­
able effects in a large var­
iety of colors.
The petticoats are shown
in a varied selection of
styles and are priced very
specially from
The New Spring ¿Models in
“Nemo,” ” Gossard’’ and
« <
American Lady” Corsets
c>4re here ready for your Choosing
at Prices from
$1.00 to $6.00-
American Lady Corsets
in 32 distinct front orback
lace styles, in Batiste or
Coutil and in either white
or flesh. Sizes 19 to 36.
Price
$1.00 tO $4.25
Gossard Corsets in front
lace models only in low
and medium busts for both
average and well developed
figures. All sizes priced
from
$2.00 tO $5.00
Nemo Hygienic and "Wonderlift" Corsets
$3.50 to $6.00.
The Corset for the woman with special
Corset needs made by people who have given
years and years study and effort to the pro­
ducing of a perfect fitting hygienic Corset.
All sizes in stock. Secure your model tod.-iv
For One Day Only
Saturday)
Easter Sale of
New Millinery at
$3.49 and $5.89
An event of the utmost importance to the woman
who has not yet selected her new Easter Chapeau.
Important because of the phenomenal savings
made possible and important because of the ex­
ceptional styje and finish of each hat included in
each selection.
Many of the models were selections from pat­
tern Hats offered ir. the style centers in the East,
the others being made under the personal super­
vision of our own expert trimmew
Every bat is new, perfect in style, and
altogether desirable.
Actual $4.50, $5 00, $5.50
(n in
•nd $6.00 Hats Saturday onlv
Actual $7.50, $8.00, $8.50, $9.00, fr- QA
$9.50 and$10 Hats Saturday onlv
Skirts
You are urged to view our
equisite selections of New
Wool and Silk Dress Skirts.
They come in new high
waisted models gathered or
pleated and finished .with
belts, large pockets, drapes
and panels. There are plain
colors in black, navy blue,
grey and emerald and fancy
designs in stripes, plaids,
shepherd checks, etc., etc.
I he values are exceptional
and styles absolutely
thentic. Prices
f