Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 21, 1911, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text13 Customers Are Kindly Requested to Carry Small Packages in Order to Relieve Congestion Incidental to the Xmas Rush Buy Merchandise Bonds for Christmas Gifts Wells-Fargo Express Co.'s Branch Office, Main Floor Red Cross Stamps Delightful Luncheon Served in Our Tea Room, 4th Floor Special Shoppers' 25c Lunch in Basement Bakery, 4th Floor IT Listen. Santa Dear ! Now, Don't You Tell aim ss TIIE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1911. 11 Old!,, W rtanaini t a i ' i ' it l A i 2 In the Tot Store, fourth floor, a sale of 22-inch jointed Body Dolls, dressed. in stylish little dresses, with picture hats to match; have shoes and stocking, curly hair and sleeping eyes, tfj f O C our regular $2 dolls; only ?X0J Won't the little girl's eyes dance -when she sees these beautiful Dolls T Daintily dressed in evening shades, with shoes and stockings, large lace trimmed hats; curly hair; our best $1.25 values. OC. Special for this sale at only, each O 50c Dolls for 35c 85c Dolls for 65c A 14-inch Doll, with papier-mache body and bisque head, with curly hair, sleep ing eyes; an attractive 50c doll;OC special for this sale at only, ea. OaJl. $1 Dolls 68c A 17-inch doll, with papier maehe body and bisque head, with sleeping eyes, light and dark hair, dressed in dainty fashion with shoes and stockings. CO Our regular $1.00 doll; special at OOC A Doll 17 inches tall, with papier jnache body, bisque head, sleeping eyes," curly hair; dress and bat to match; an CCn 85e beauty; specialized at only vlv 75c Dolls 48c Our best 16-ineh Doll, papier maehe body and bisque head, with curly hair and sleeping eyes; neatly dressed wih hat to match; also shoes and A Q stockings; 75-cent values; special,0- Many Lines of Toys for Children on Sale .mas Sliforpers $2.50 Values $1.69 $2.00 Values $1.39 It wouldn't sepm like Christmas at all if Dad failed to get his Slippers. Today we offer in the center aisle north a big tableful of Men's Kveretts, Operas and Romeo styles in black and tans, vici mat kid, seal dongola calf, kid and (f f chamois lined; all sizes; good $2-$2.50 values, spl H)XaOc Julicttes for women, very good grades, with hand- (J QA turned soles, trimmed in fur or ribbon, $2.00 values j) X JJ Women's Evening' L IPS Coats and Wraps iT-TlC $27.50 Coats $13.75 $125 Coats $62.50 An extra special offering of Evening Coats and Wraps, comprising some of the most attractive styles brought out this season. Materials are principally broad cloth and satin in 'shades of gray, rose, tan, lavender and black or white, fash ioned with sailor or round shawl collars and Mandarin sleeves; trimmed in braid and fancy buttons; also excellent selection of Polo Coats in white, 1 pink and white, lavender and white, tan and white; $27.50 to $125 X llCe Evening and Street Gowns V4 Off $20 Gowns $15 $75 Gowns $56.25 An extraordinary sale of beautiful Gowns for evening and street wear. The materials emploj-ed are chiffon, nets, messalines, crepe meteor, crepe de chine, velvet, serges, broadcloths, etc.; styled with high or Dutch necks, short or three quarter length sleeves; all neatlv trimmed in laces, fringes, beads, tucks, etc. Prices run $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30, 032.50, $35, $38.50, $42.50, $45, U CCL $17.50, $52.50, $55, $57.50 and up to $75; all go in this sale at exactly V-JIT The Big'g'est, Happiest and Best Santa Clans You Ever Saw Will Be in Toyland Every Afternoon and Evening Sale of IDolIs $2.00 Dolls at $1.35 $1.25 Dolls at 85c 1i lf? V l' jr.- Store Opens at 9:30 A. M. Closes at 9:30 P. M. We keep open in the evenings all this week to give those -who work until 6 o'clock an opportunity to do their shopping. We open at 9:30 A. M. all this week to give our salespeople added rest, that they may serve yon better and more thoroughly enjoy the holiday season. "We believe that we ourselves are better served, by serving others best. The change in hours for this week only. ose Who Want and Would Give Furs Will Benefit by This Great Christmas Sale of Imlifs V Price Entire Stock at This Reduction Positively the most extraordinary sale of the year, the best stock of real high grade Furs in Portland, We call Furs by the correct names. "We will not deceive you. In buying Purs one must put con siderable faith in the seller. Often two different pieces of fur look the same, but lasting quality and the real genuineness will be lacking in one. How are you to tell ? Put faith in Olds, Wortman & King and you will never be disappointed. Furs of all kinds, at y2 price 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 ale Tables ill Third Floor A general assortment of all kinds of Christmas novelties such as you find only in the first-class crockery and glassware stores ar grouped on this table. Articles worth up toOC 50c your choice for only"' Odd lines of Dishes, Vases, Cups and Saucers, Plates,, etc, which are to be closed out, are grouped on this table for easy choosing. 'Ar- ZZ( tides worth up to $1.00 iorJvJC Beautiful Third Floor You will find easy choosing on this table. There are hundreds of things you don't think of, yet the very things you want, all grouped on this table. Articles worth up to 7Ctf $1.50 your choice for only In the Big Crockery Store, 3d floor, we group a broad assortment of dishes and fancy articles of all kinds worth up to $2 each, d1 ff special for your choice P eVlv Gift Our Santa Claus Is. a Storehouse for Secrets Children come by the thousands to tell their little secrets to Santa Claus, and many of the grown-ups can't resist whispering to the good old fellow, just to recall the happy days of youth. "When we were children, Santa Claus didn't come 'til Christmas eve, 'way in the night." Sale of Fancy Pillows $2.50 to $4 Grades at $1.69 54.50 to $7 Grades at $1.98 In the Big Drapery Store on the third floor, a seasonable and really sensa tional sale of Pillows made up from the cuttings left from high-class drapery work and upholstering. The materials are velours, silks, imported cretonnes, etc, in attractive floral and conventional designs and plain colors. The materials alone in one lot are worth from $2.50 to $4.00 each. ?Q Remember, in the Big Drapery Store, on the third floor, at only V e05 The materials alone in the better lot are worth $4.50 to $7.00 each. We price them for this sale Drapery Store, 3d floor- :t$1.98 imonos At lk Off It's doubtful if any Portland store ever attempted to give its customers such splendid, seasonable values as we offer in this sale of our entire stock of women's Kimonos, priced at $12.50 and up. The materials are French flannels, Jap anese silks and beautifully embroidered silks, in the em pire styles, shirred in at the waist or loose flowing ef fects, trimmed with Persian, accordion plaiting, with sailor collars or V necks. The challies are neatly trimmed in laces and embroidery, velvet ribbons, etc Many have mandarin sleeves, silk sashes, etc. 1 $12.50, $15, $20, $22.50 up to $75, all at V4" KJTZ n's Bath Robes Greatly Reduced $3.50 Bath Robes $1.98 6.00 Bath Robes $3.15 $6.50-7.50 Robes $4-65 $8.00-$10 Robes 35.85 $12.00-$15 Robes $9.55 $18-$20 Robes at $11.65 Hundreds of these Bath Robes on the counters and hundreds more in reserve; hardly a wish or a whim which we could not satisfy. Every good grade of ma terial and every kind of a pleasing pattern is here. All well made and cut generously full, neatly trimmed. Sale ClhLFistanias ' BToodls Ptuiirest am Best Phone Your Orders Ex. 12, or A 6231 Order Here and English XuU, offered special, pound, only 18 Soft Shell Almonds, special price, a pound, 20 Filberts, during- this tale at only, the pound, 18? Brazil Nuts, offered special during sale, lb., 18 Pecan Nuts, on special sale at this price, lb., 18J Italian Chestnuts, special price, two pounds 23 Oranges, special during this sale, dor., 25c to 50? Popcorn, buy all you want at 4 pounds for 25 Imported Malaga, offered special during sale, 60 Atmore's Mince Moat, in bulk, at, the pound, 16 Atmore's Mince Meat in jars, 3 pounds for 7Zt Atmore's Mince Meat in pail, 5 pound only 05 Atmore's Plum Pudding, 1-pound cans only 30? Atmore's Plum Pudding. 2-pound cans, only 55? Atmore's Plum Pudding, 3-pound cans, only S5 Atmore's Plum Puddinp, 4-pound cans for SI. 15 Olive Oil. Dr. Mock's, in bottles, special at $1.00 Mammoth Queen Olives, "5c bottles for only 50? Serve Your Guests With the Smyrna Figs, genuine imported, the pound, 20 Mixed Nuts, the best, 20c pound, or 5 lbs. at 90 California Shelled Almonds, the pound, only 45 California Shelled Walnuts, special, a lb., 45 Jersey Cranberries, best Eastern, 2 quarts at 2o Mowat's Seeded Raisins, extra fancy, a lb., 10f Good Seeded Raisins in 1-lb. packages, only 8J 12-ounce package good Seeded Raisins for only 7 Queen Olives, in bulk, regular 60c a quart for 45 Best Foods That Money Cat Buy Note Our Low Prices Fancy Layer Raisins, special price, a pound, 20 Choice Layer Raisins, special, 2-pound box, 30 Fancy Layer Raisins, special, 2-pound box at 50 Extra Fancy Raisins, 2-pound box, special, 60 Fancy Layer Raisins', 5-pound box, special, $1.25 Extra Fancy Layer Raisins, 5 pounds only $1.50 Best Tillamook Cheese, priced, a pound, only 20 New Golden Dates, 15c lb.; two pounds for 25 New Imported Dates, 20c pound, two lbs. for 35? Citron Peel, special during this sale, the lb., 18 Orange and Lemon Peel, special, the pound, 16J Mixed Peels, special at two pounds for only 35 AVestphalia Ham, priced per pound at only 75 Maine Corn, 2 cans for 2oc, or per dozen at 51.40 Peas, Oneida Co., N. Y., 25c can, dozen at $2.75 Peas, imported French, special price, per can, 23 Mushrooms, imported French, price, a can, 25 Tomatoes, Hunt's Solid Pack, two cans for 25 AD CLUB TO PLAY SANTA MEMBERS TO ANSWER LETTERS WRITTEN BY PKSTITCTE. Postmaster Merrick Furnishes List of & 'unt and Volunteers Respond Willingly. Fostmaster Merrick yesterday sub mitted at th. wwklr luncheon of the Ad Club a list of ii nam., of tho. who, letters to Santa Claus bare been recelred at to. Fostcfflce. Mot of th. work will b. providing food stuff, for faxnllie. In a de.titut. con dition. Charles Bert, appointed chair man of th. committee to attend to the club's share of the work for the Christmas saint, called for volunteers to take charge of the answering of th. letters. Th. response was Instant, and Mr. Berg had check.d off the required IS within less than two minutes and de clared th. list closed, leaving to or roor. volunteers ull standing. Each on. of the commute, of ii will have charg. of th. answering of on. of th. lett.r. and will follow whatever may be his Inclination In properly answer ing the appeal of those whose faith In Santa Claus was strong enough to lead them to writ, letters. Th. Santa Clau. Idea was broached by Mr. Berg at a meeting of the Ad Club two weeks ago. It was taken np to a certain extent and plana laid for bringing Christmas che.r Into homes that might oth.rwls. have to I do without the traditional adjuncts of the holiday. Th. movement started yesterday was. however, the most pr.' tentloua that had been brought for ward. Otb.r letters received will be turned over to th. secretary, and further steps will b. taken to carry out the Ad Club s Santa Idea. The date for th. annual Ad Club dinner was announced for January 1L. L A. Col too. chairman of the commit tea In charge of the dinner, has called a meeting at th. Hot.l Portland to morrow to mak. further arrangements tor th. dinner. Another feature that will be Introduced this oear Is an Ad Club year-book, which will be pub Untied under the management of D. N. Mosessohn and Vs T. Buchanan. A committee from the Ad Club was sp pointed to confer with representatives from the Rotary Club and discuss plans for the organisation of a city club, th. Idea for which was Introduced by Mr. Buchanan at th. Rotary Club lunch eon Tuesday. Speakers at the luncheon yesterday were Thomas Bawkes, A. Y. Kutsche snd Dr. A. A. Morrison, the general theme of whose addresses was the ar tistic side of civic architecture. THE LEFT HAND Plays th accompsnlmant the right hand accents tb. m.lody or omits It en tirely at will. Why not have a player piano that plays exactly the asm. way. The new Apollo will this Is real music. For sale only by 6nrman Clay Co Morrison at Sixth. AUFLAUF. Droll littl. Christmas cakes spicy. snappy, sweet and delightful. Order them for th. Christmas tre. and th. Christmas feast. Royal Bakery Confectionery any branch. LAWYER TOLD HE LIES MAYOR DENOUNCES ATTORNEY J. "RAT" HITCHXXGS. Counsel for ex-Police Sergeant Cole Hints That Administration Pro tected Fallen Women. When Attorney J. "Hat" Hitching intimated yesterday before the Civil Service Commission that E. W. Cole. x-pollce sergeant, was discharged be cause h interfered with houses of ill fame on the East Side, which were protected by the city administration. he clashed with Mayor Rushlight, who accused him of lying and "four-flushing." Attorney Hitchlngs attempted to show that Mayor Rushlight had reasons for protecting a woman named Allta Bell, and that the fact that Cole in terfered was the cause of his dis charge. The Mayor denounced Hitch lngs and branded his Intimations as "foolishness and lies." Cole testified that he had heard that Alll. Bell had boasted of first having his (Cole's) district changed from the West Side to the East Side and then of having him discharged from the f ore. Mrs. A. B. Loomls. former wife of "Mysterious Billy" Smith, pugilist, tes tified before th. commission that Allle Bell bad made the same statement to her. Th. circumstances of the discharge of Colo for insubordination, incompe tence and grafting were related at the hearing the same as at the formal hearing better, the polio committee of the Executive Board, at which Cole was discharged for the) good of th service. No evidence was introduced at yes terday's hearing by the city. The com mission will hear arguments in the cas. befor. deciding. The privilege of arguing was asked by Attorney Hitch lngs at the eoncuslon of the hearing yesterday, which continued from i P. M. to ( P. M. NO HARM Can come from eating your fill of the dear little German Christmas cakes the Royal Bakery & Confectionery makes. Queer, delightful shapes, odd forms, charming and appreciated by the chil dren and suitable for Christmas tree decorations: wholesome and appetising. You can get them at any of our Royal Bakery branches. BUY APLAYER. $275 Player Piano, used but guaran teed. Free music library. Kohler A Ch. STS Wsnhlne-ton street $490 It oar ap- eltl a a 1 prlc on a dainty Ba.br Grand Piano. Tha reffular valua la 750. You cm pay aa llttla a 1 10 flrat payment, i XMkm yaara to par tn oaJ anc. Wi ara as o I 9 1 ifiati for Wbr. Btaok, Flacbar and Vo a piajkoa. A.lao pianola Planoa. 171 Waahlncton. '430 rr CHASK. sad aisha. KOHLER a Wu ear i HEADQUARTERS FOR BEAUTIFUL' JEWELRY THE BETTER-CLASS KI"D. CUT GLASS WATCHES CLOCKS TOILET SETS MANICURE SETS TABLEWARE ETC., ETC. Gifts Your Friends Will Appreciate L. C. HENRICHSEN CO. OLDEST ESTABLISHED JEWELERS. 284 WASHINGTON STREET, NEAR FOURTH HOLIDAY ROUND TRIPS M Salem Woodbura Tualatin . .$2.00 . 1.50 . .55 TICKETS SOLD DECEMBER 23, 24, 25, SO, JAN CART J. GOOD FOR RETtJRJf JANUARY 2, 1812. Hillsboro . ..$ .80 For. Grove.. 1.00 Cornelius ... .95 Other points in proportion. Minimum holiday round-trip fare 50 cents. Eight dally trains to Salem and For est Grove. Leaving Portland, trains stop at intersections of Tenth and . Stark, Tenth and Morrison, Fifth and Salmon, First and Salmon streets, in addition to the North Bank and Jefferson-street stations. .CITY TICKET OFFICES, Fifth and Stark Streets, Jones DrnK Co, Tenth and Stark Sta, Leland Drag; Co, 10th and Morrl.On sts.