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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1912)
6: 1912.' KTiivc R.mfmnc FefnnVie. Pmnanfs. Tissue Paoer Decorations, Novelties. Postcards and Souvenirs Buu Your Foods Ready to Serve In Our Delicatessen Department, Fourth Floor Home-Made Bread, Cakes, Pies, Pas tries, Etc., Dept. Fourth Floor $2.25 Skates $1.79 We Open 9:30 A. M. inuan&Kung To Save Time Shop With a Transfer It's the Handy Way Close 9:30 P. M. Every Saturday Other Days, Open at 8 Close 6 In the Sporting Goods Store, 4th floor, a sale of Boys' and Girls' Union Extension Roller Skates ; ball-bearing steel rollers, made to fit any. size shoe; just the thing for sidewalk use; t 7Ck very, strong and serviceable ; $2.25 values ; sp'l, pr. c'J JL f J Wtgv2 Twenty -One Cash Prizes to the Most Popular Societies, Churches and Charitable Institutions mm SgUNHE Save on Suits Hats Shirts Men's $15 Suits $11.25 $40 Suits $26.25 Our annual July sale of Men's Clothing. . Every Suit in the store has been substantially reduced in price. There will be no reserve; blacks and blue serges will go right along with the novelties, and the late Summer Suits are all included. Men and young men of all ages and tastes will find thp "totv snit" here at these special prices: Choose anu $15.00 Suit in the Store Saturday at $11.25 Choose anu $20.00 or $22.50 Suit in the Store at $14.50 Choose any $25.00 or $27.50 Suit in the Store at $17.50 Choose any $30.00 Suit in the Store Saturday at $22.50 Choose any $35.00 or $40.00 Suit in the Store at $26.25 Boys' $6.50 Suits $2.98 Get the boys ready for the convention next week. Here's a lot of one and two pants Suits in the very latest Knickerbocker styles; sizes 8 to 17 years; some with one pair, some with two pair of pants ; all this season's patterns and shades; 20 QQ regular $5.00 and $6.50 values, sp'l ? 70 Other Suits at Va Off Our entire stock of Boys' Suits will go on sale at this liberal reduction. The latest style Knickerbockers and Norfolks in plain blues and fancies, ages 6 to 17 years, reduced for this sale at following prices: All our $ 7.50 Boys' Suits, special at only S5.63 All our $ 8.50 Boys' Suits, special at only 6.3S All our $10.00 Boys' Suits, special at only S7.50 All our $12.50 Boys' Suits, special at only $9.25 All our $15.00 Boys' Suits, special at only 11.25 Wash Suits V Price 250 Wash Suits of the finest imported materials, broken sizes and odd suits in attractive patterns, 6izes 2 to 7 years, at a reduction for this sale of half : . All $4.00 Wash Suits reduced one-half to $2.00 All $4.50 Wash Suits reduced one-half to $2.25 All $5.00 Wash Suits reduced one-half to $2.50 All $6.00 Wash Suits reduced one-half to $3.00 Men's $3 Cheshire Hats $1.95 $2 English Tweed Hats $1.25 Soft English Tweed Hats in mixed brown, grrays and tan, all sizes ; our CP t QCZ $2 grades $1.25; $2.50 vals. P Ratine Outing Hats, the regular 7 CZg $1 grade, special for this sale at B. P. O. E. Purple Ties 25c, 50c SOc Knitted Silk Ties 29c 25c and SOc Bat Ties 15c Hundreds of dozens of the very popular knit ted silk four-in-hand Ties, which we bought at less than the cost of production, will be dis played for your choosing today; various styles knitting, plain and fancy, and every wanted shade and combination of co' ore; actual 50c values, special at only'' A great sale of men's cut silk Ties, in a good, assortment of patterns, au Kinds MlC materials; good values to 50c each, at A mixed lot of men's Ties in the batwine and club bow styles; every wanted material and a good assortment of patterns; regular 1 tZf 25c and 50c values, offered special at Sale Women's Gloves In the hat store, first floor, southwest, a sale of our famous Cheshire Hats, soft telescope shapes,- in light grav, tan and brown shades. Best $3 hat in Portland, special at, each $1.95 Men's $1.50 Shirts at 95c Each A great sale of men's Shirts, the very latest styles and of the Vest quality French percales, woven Madras and Russian cord; materials white grounds with neat black and colored stripes, plain or pleated bosoms ; all sizes ; worth regu- Q CZg larlv $1.50. Tirieed snecial for this sale 7"-V Men '8 soft negligee Shirts with turnback French cuffs, soft or starched, with plain or pleated bosoms, plain colors and stripes ; a splen did assortment; regular $1 values, only $6.00 Swea ters at $3.15 Men 's Sweaters for the Summer outing, white and maroon colors, in all sizes, full in the body, well knitted; $5.00 to $6.00 values; of- f CZ fered special for this sale at, each Men's $4 and $5 Shoes $3.29 Women's $4 Pumps at $2.69 Just an unloading sale of men's low Shoes w hich have been moving slowly on account of the rainy weather, but which will now ro like wildfire. Tan willow calf and Russia calf stock, in button and Blucher styles, gunmetal and velours, in black ; all Goodyear welts; regular $4 3JQ 20 and .o values, special, pair PJ.&7 Women's Pumps and Oxfords, in the very latest lasts but broken lines, in patent kid, patent calf, gunmetal, black Russia, tan and willow calf and golden brown, pumps with or without straps; Oxfords in Blucher or bal. . Our best regular $4.00 grades, offered special for flJO fZCk this sale at low price of, pr. Few of Saturday Pure Food Specials 40c Imperial Roast Coffee, pound, 28 Saratoga Potato Chips, 3 packages 25? Eastern Boiled Ham. special, a lb.. 33 Jvorway Mackerel, special, two lor So7 35c bottle Stuffed Olives, special, 5S&? New Potatoes, the pound for only 2 Best Head Rice, special, 4 pounds 25 Phone clerks on duty from 8 A. M. 25c and 50c values, offered special Men's 506 Silk Sox 33VzcPr. A sale of seasonable style and weights in Men's Pure Silk Socks; 18 different styles to choose Cl fif from ; regular 50c grade, three pairs for ? J. vvr 25c "Service Sox" 3 Pairs at 50c The famous "Service Sox" in broken lines of grays and blacks, seasonable weights,' 25c values, E2 g specially priced in this sale at 3 pairs lycJJ, B. P. O. E. Purple Sox in Cotton, Silk and Lisle, at 25f . 50 and $1.00 a Pair Men's Underwear 95c Union Suits $1.29 Men's Union Suits with high neck -and long sleeves and ankle length, in silkeno and Jersey ribbed, flesh color and white ; specially priced . for this . , C or wmte, priced ior tnis saie saie at me low ngnre, suit lt j. .mm 9 Men's and Boys' Bathing Suits $1 Union Suits 65c Mercerized Summer-weight Underwear,, with high neck and long sleeves, short sleeves or no sleeves, with ankle or knee length drawers, extra fine silkene and jersey rib lisle thread, flesh f E? sale Don't go to the beach without a good Bathing Suit. We have complete line for men and boys. Colors are Oxford and white, cardinal and black, navy and cardinal, white and black, a i cZi Men's "Porosmesh" Union Suits, -in a full line of 6izes, seasonable weights, nicely finished, form fitting; our regu- 2EZ lar $1.00 values specialized: at OOC white and card!; $1.25 to Women's Waists $3.79 Garment Dept., Second Floor, Southwest An attactive showing of women's Waists in the dainty lingerie and: maranisette materials with high or Dutch necks and short sleeves, trimmed in Cluny. Valenciennes, 6hadow, filet and Irish laces; some ' are hand-embroidered witn pin tucKs and tne new Dau irimming; manv have sailor collars : both front and back fastenings ; many of the new peplum styles in the lot; sleeveless and 6us- 2JQ 70 pender waists; sizes 34 to 44. Special for this 6aleP p Dainty Waists for $1.89 An extra special offering of women's lingerie and marquisette Waists, styled with high or low necks and with short sleeves, trim'd with Valenciennes and thread laces: some are trim'd CP T ' OQ with hand embroidery and tucks; all sizes in the lot P-- Women's Kimonos $1.98 In the big garment store, second floor, for today only, we offer a great sale of women ?s Crepe ir:.! rr,aAa .m vP rmnA nnKtv HPTnpntinn nrene in nlain and floral designs, Empire styles or shirred in at the waist line, with large eollars trimmed with pleated ribbons and fl? T OW satin bands, plain or V-neck; sizes from 34 to 44. Special for this sale only t ,VA'" Drugs Toilet Needs Maurine Preparations Expert Fitters tmmam&Bs 2000Pair$ of TEZs Kid Gloves d OC Knoying; that every woman ,will.,want hew Gloves for next week, we place on sale 2000 pairs of two-clasp, overseam- flZsewn Kid Gloves in' all' sizes; black, W white and a full range of colors; a full 1 i . . P r- i -i n r- .nil nTAallanf Tl f) Q T 0 ers, special for this sale, a pair Pique Gloves 98c 1200 pairs in this lot. Pique-sewn Kid Gloves, soft quality, splendid wearers; black, white and a full range Qfii colors; all sizes in the lot; pair'-'' WhiteDoeskih 95c Women's white Doeskin Gloves, 1-clasp style, pique-sewn, washable ; the ' most popular 'glove of the season iQCf offered special for this sale, pr. WT - Kay $1.50 Motor Veils 98c . $4.00 Grades $Z.lt8 At the veiling counter, on first floor, a sale of splendid Automobile Veils in every wanted shade and quality, full size, hem stitched chiffon cloth, very exceptional values. Regular $1.50 grade, - special tor 98e: and the regular $4.00 O Ofi grades, special for this sale ,t-' ser 3iiK Gloves 50c to $2 Every woman : knows the merits of the famous Kayser Gloves. We earry complete lines of all different fabrics. .' The kind that don't wear out at the finger tips. A new pair free if they do. . The Kayser short Silk Gloves are ; priced at 50e, 75c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50. The Kayser 16-button Silk Gloves are priced at $1, $1.25,.' $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. -- Kayserize your hands and you will never have those, r a'g g e d holes in the 'finger tips. $1.50 Handbags at 98c $6.00 Grades $4.98 Extra fpecial values in women's Handbags for your Summer trip. All the newest leather effects, with plain or fancy frames. Regular $1.50 Handbags for 98c; our $3.00 Handbags, for $1.98; our regular $4.00 Handbags for $2.98, and our CJA fl W regular $6.00 Handbags for 50c Laces at 19c $3.50 Laces $1.48 A general clean-up of Laces, odds and ends in short lengths from 3 to 5 yards each. Bands, Edges, Galoons, Festoons, etc., in all-wanted patterns; white, cream, ecru and black. Regular values to 50c for 19c; regular Values to $1.25 for 48c; to CP 1 fiSi regular values to $2.25 for 89c; regular valuesr to $3.50, special price of 5c Cake Ivory -Pf or Fairy Soap qj) VL 10e Verdura Glycerine Goap at only 56 Imported Castile Soap In the large OOp bars BDecial t low price of only 'H" Scott's 60c Paper Towels and Scott's Cflit KOn PlnAr Hnrlr both for Only MU Lambert's Llsterine, $1.00 size at 65 S0o Pompelian Cream special only 31 25c Odor Shun special lor only iuc 26o Peroxide. In full pints, at only 14 2&o Bromo Seltzer special at only 144 60o Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder for 254 60o Rubber Sponges tor sale at 394 Toilet Paper. 1600 sheets, regr. 15ol 104 Absorbent Cotton, one pound only Llsterine. ''Lambert's." resr. 26c. at Witch Hazel, one pound, resr. S6c, 2: Bath Mlts, reguiarry zoo, special sc Rath Snonres. reirularlr S5o. SD 1 2l Rubber Sheetlngr. 27x27-ln., special 354 Rubber-lined Traveling Cases at 894 Rubber-lined Wash Cloth and Soap I ftp Case on sale at low price of only u Plver's or Roger & Gallet's Soap at 154 Oriental Cream, regularly $1.60, at 894 Fitch's Hair Tonic, regular $1, sp'l 694 Toilet Ammonia, regularly 26c, at 214 Energlne, "A Cleaner," reg. 25c, at 214 Olive Oil, regularly 60o, special at 394 Corn Remedy; takes the corn and fin leaves the toe, regularly 15c, only ' Java Rice Powder, reg. S5o, sp'l 254 rumt anil Ramgdell Cream onlv 39 Talcum Powder, "Lazelles," regular 25a, Mr riallAt TT,- t rf t a rAfimlar 75a n?... Cloth Brushes, worth to 76c special at 504 Hand Scrub Brushes, regularly 25c,, only 174 Hair Brushes, regularly 75c. special at only c Tooth Brushes, regularly Sbo, special at i unAti, RninhM rAff-ularlv aelllnor at 15c at Nail Flies, assorted sizes, reg. 15c. only 1 Scissors, assorted sizes, regularly too, at Embroidery Scissors, reg. 65c an SI, at Combs, dressing, regularly at 60c, sp 1 whiiv Prnoms. reeularly at 16C special t- Cf.t Rftxnr And 7 blades for Rubber uusnion xiair Drua BEAUTY j( LOTIOJH J V These preparations have shown such wonderful growth in sales, we recom mend them without question. Any part if jar or bottle not all you expect, we will refund money without question. Cream, low price of 50 and $1.00 Lotion offered at 50 and $1.00 Liquid Shampoo on sale for only 50 Depilatory now on sale for only 50 'Astringent now on sale at only 50 Skinfood now on sale for only 50f Sand Lotion now offered at only 25 Hair Tonio now on sale for $1.00 Borden's Malted Milk Served free, hot or cold; special demonstrator who will be pleased to tell you of Borden's superior quality. Hospital size, regularly $3.75, at low price of $2.98 Large Bize, regularly $1.00, at low price of only 80 Small size, regularly 60c, now for low price or 4f Sanitary Belts, regularly 85c, special at 25C Sanitary Belts, regularly 15c, special only 54 Household Rubber Gloves, regular 1 at 854 Toilet Soaps, regularly at 25c, box of 184 Prune Bitters on special sale for only 81. OQ Abllena Water, regularly 35c, at special 214 Abilena Water, small, regularly 12c. only 54 Fletcher's Caatorla. regularly 85c special at 254 Malt Nutrlne, regularly 26c Bpeclal at only 194 Tix, for tired feet, regularly 26o, special at 184 Sal Hepatlca, regularly at 26c, special only 194 Kleanwell Tooth Brushes, special- at only 254 Aluminum Drinking Cups, regularly loo, at Mosquito Talcum Powder, special at only Fly Paper on special sale ior low price It 50c Ribbons on Sale at 25c In the ribbon aisle, first floor, Tenth,-stret way, a sale of thousands of yards of all the newest novelties in Silk Ribbons, Dresdens, Plaids, Stripes and Novelty Effects in every imaginable color combination; in' widths 'to inches; regular values to 50c BQCp yard; special price for this sale, yard"'-'V 85c Shell Barrettes for 49c Our entire stock of "Best Hold" and. '.'Safety Clasp" Hair Barrettes, in shell and amber, .'iu every shape and style, large and A Of small; our regular 65c and 85c values Women's Kayser Silk Vests $1.59 Women's Kayser Venetian Silk Vesta in pink, white and sky; j "f EZQ to ; special sizes 34 35c Vests at 22c Women's fancy Vests, lisle thread, low neck, sleeveless, also very pretty effects in crochet and lace-trimmed yokes ; our best regular 3oc O Jf values, special for this sale (i Paris" and London" Silk Hose "Paris" and "London" Silk Hose for women; pure thread silk with deep lisle garter tops and soles, with high spliced deels; our regular . $1.00 leaders, O 7 special for this sale, pair, only O Child's 25c Hose 15c Children's fine ribbed seamless lisle thread Stockings, sizes 7V2 to 10; all good, fresh stock, will. wear well are soft and elastic and are good values at 25c a pair. 1 EZf. -Ml. Women 's mire lisle thread Hermsdorf dye Hose with double garter tops, high spliced heels and double toes ; put up 6ix pairs in a box, special at $1.65; or sold by OQa single pair at the' low price of"r Child's 15c Hose 10c The "Hudson" boys' and girls' School Hose in black only; two-thread, double knees, heels and toes; sizes 6 to 10; our regular 12Vc and 15c sellers, of- "f ff fered special for this sale, pair--v' Buy all you want of them at, pair $10.00 Go-Carts $5.95 On Sale on ronrtliTioor, A sensational, seasonable sale of high-grade Go Carts, one-motion, folding, with good springs in seat, upholstered seat and back, with storm shield on front and wind shield on back to keep draft off the baby's head; good steel frame, 10-inch flj C- OCT wheels,, easy running; $10.00 cart at PJS J $8.50 Go-Carts $4.45 Folding Go-Cart, good steel frame, 10-inch wheels, DUCK, I11CK.CI $4.45 $14.50 Go-Carts Reduced to $8.95 $6.50 Go-Carts for $3.98 ... r. ,. 1 1 1 T ' 1 1 1 1 ! .. . AHJ l.nA1v Folding Uo-Uart, one-moHonj upnoisierea seat ana uuck, gouu prmg m ecaieuu uaa, ball-bearing wheels, with ia-inch rubber tires; very easy running; has ex- CO QJ tra- large hood, well finished. A good $14.50 cart, . offered special at only ,Py Folding Go-Cart, with cood steel frame, easy running, 10-in. wheels; very CQ QC light weight, good spring in seat ; a regular $6.50 cart, special sale price p-.l-J 4-inch rubber tires, wind shield on plated arm rest ; nicely finished in every way; an $8.50 cart, special for I HYPNOTISTS UNDER BAN Police Put Stop to Practice on Boys in Moving Picture Shows. Hypnotists who practice upon sus ceptible boys for the amusement of crowds In moving picture shows, are to be severely dealt with by the police, pursuant to an order issued by Chief Slover yesterday. The action was brought about by a report of Sergeant Lyon, based upon a spectacle be saw at a show at Alberta street and Union avenue. Two boys from the audience were practiced upon by the hypnotist, says the sergeant, and while under control one of them was led to strike a boulder with his fist, while the other was stretched rigid between two chairs and three persons stood upon his unsup ported body. A woman connected with the show allowed her arms to be sewed together with thread. - These practices, while producing no . apparent effect at the time, are said by physicians to leave a lasting ef fect upon the nervous system of the subject and particularly upon "young persons. Chief Slover Instructed all officers to see that no such perform ances are given in the city. BAND'S NOISE PROTESTED Hungarian Music Doesn't Appeal to Residents of One Neighborhood. Residents of the district about Eighteenth and Raleigh streets have appealed to the police for protection from a Hungarian band, organized in the neighborhood, and which is now engaged almost daily In relieving Itself of Hungarian music alleged to be of a crude nature. A petition signed by a number of residents was received by the health and police committee of the City Coun cil yesterday and was referred by that committee to the Chief of Police, with power to act. Of the 12.5TO.82S gallons of wine Imported Into England In 111, 8.MT.702 sallona came from Spain and 3.103,478 from Portugal, a compared lth 2.n.-3.8S4 from Franc and 831.ua Xraa Oennany. BUILDING BLOCKS STREET Viewers Kind $20,000 Structure In . Way of Extension. Extension of East Ash street be tween East Thirtieth and East Thlrty flrst streets, is obstructed by a I20.000 reinforced three-story building, which extends directly across the street. It is being built by M. A. Blanchard. It is 100x20 feet and was started, it is reported, after the proceedings for the opening of East Ash street were begun in the City Council. The owner has put in a claim of (20.000 damages. To open the street will destroy the build ing, as it will take SO feet off the north end., leaving a fragment at the south end. E. Versteeg, W. A. Cadwell and A. A. Kadderly, the viewers, examined the situation yesterday, and are much pus sled. Beside the cost of taking Blanch ard's building they will have to con demn a house and lot east of the building at a cost of $6000. which Wrill make the total cost ot opening East Asb. street f s&OOO.. ust .Ash. street is opened through Tjaurelhurst: from the river except at tnis point. Viewers say they will report the sit uation back to the street committee, as it would be difficult to make a $26, 000 assessment to open the street one block. DR. C. H. WHEELER MARRIED Miss Agnes Hitter Becomes Bride of .; City Health Officer. . Despite all the doctor's attempts to keep it a secret, there leaked out yes terday the details of the marriage of rr c w Whiitr. rltv health officer. to Miss Agnes Ritter, of Portland. The couple were united in weuiucn Tuesday evening by Rev. W. B. Hln mnw, n.itnr f tho ITIrst Bantlst Church. at the parsonage. Dr. Ira T. Beeman, acted as best man ana .miss Aim mc Feron. secretary of the pastor, as the other witness. The happy pair are at present residing at the Portland Ho tel, but hope to move shortly into the new home that Dr. "Wheeler is having bjUU MAZAMAS TO BE PICTURED Trip Up Mount Hood to Be Recorded y . in Moving Firm. HOOD RIVER, Or., July 5. (Special.) Moving pictures will . be secured of the Mount Hood ascent of the members of the Mazamas, who will arrive here on July 15, to pass two weeks encamped at the base of the noted peak- near Cloud Cap Inn, according to Dorsey B. Smith, who : was here this week to make preparations for the entertain ment of guests. The moving picture men will be here when the. mountain climbing club arrives and a film ..will be secured showing the reception that Is to be given them while here by local citizens. The Mazamas will travel from '.this city to Parkdale by special train over the Mount Hood Railroad, the remain ing six miles of the Journey to be "hiked." . .... . , Oregon City Teachers Selected ORE COX C1XY, Or, - July, & (Spe- i ThA hoard of education of the Oregon City schools has appointed the following teachers: Miss Gertrude Holmes, to teach German. in the 'High School; E. Earl Felke, to teach sciences in the High School; Miss Myrtle Hun stock, to have charge of the commer cial department of the High .School; Miss Maud Curtis to teach music ,in the .schools; Miss . Mildred Barker, to teach drawing and Miss Anna ,Wohrer to teach in the. primary schools. There are three vacancies in the grade schools to be filled.. ,: . - .' ' . East Side Asks for New High School. " A" communication was received yes terday from the East Forty-first Street and Holgate Improvement Association asking that the School Board select- a site for a high school somewhere- with in the boundaries .of . Holgate streetjpn the northeast, " Fifty-second I street on the east. Sixtieth avenue orr the south and Thirty-fourth avenue on' the wew't. The letter was ordered placed ori -file by the directors, who were in session. X crab labeled for Identification and t loose on the eaat coast of England traveled 98 mllea from the place here It was orig inally eaught, - KNIGHTS WILL: ENTERTAIN Columbus Xodge to Greet Brothers ' From San Francisco. ' , . . Among, the special excursions In ad dition to those conducted by the Elks to arrive in Portland next week will be one by the Knights of Columbus of San Franclsoo.. This party, numbering 150 and traveling In a special, train, will arrive in Portland Monday morning. They will remain here, until Thursday night, proceeding thence to Yellow stone National Park. They will return to San Francisco via Salt Lake City. Members of the Knights of Columbus in Portland have arranged to - serve luncheon and dinner at their clubhouse every day next week for visiting mem bers of the organization. This plan was decided upon for the entertain ment of visiting Knights and to aid In relieving the expected congestion in the grills and restaurants during conven tion week. ' . The telephone line across the Isthmus ot Panama Is strung on old railroad tracks.