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TTTT! MOKXTXG OltEOONTAX, XJIUKSDAY. MARCH , 28, 1912.
All Merchandise Purchased on Credit the Rest of This Month Will Be Charged, on Bill Payable May Ist-TaKe Advantage
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Mme. Mariette Corsets, Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets, Mme. Helene, Marquise, Kengo neit uorsets, oanun vysims
o A y China liiy uuids
Wortffl
iv a big lot of them at this low
Sucar
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speci
price and plant them out-of-door3.
Phone your orders. Prompt delivery.
day only. 17 lbs. $1.00
,. $i.oo, qq 32&jp Portland's Authoritative Fashion More-Uccupying Entire iity tsioctt.
1 KNOX J
or sack of 100
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yi o TT 99 Exhibition of Down-to-the Mmute Styles-lo i)e 3een ai
m raom njjfRCsr The ..hioh Waikm Mmp
jto ww aC7 neaclcriiarters jw ilzl v v ui.u,.&.yw.&-a.
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The Season's Clever Conceits in
Fashionable Apparel
PrcenRaang1ngrFm $50 tO $185
Garment Department Second Floor Walking Models,
showing of exclusive models from French style originators, far in advance of the time
generally shown in the West. Women of critical tastes can select their bpring apparel
NOW to just as good advantage as if they were in the celebrated fashion shops of New York.
Our Gown Room is full to the overflow with beautiful Reception Gowns, decollete with
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trains; Afternoon Dresses and Dancing jtocks oi sou cimgmg materials ana nanasome
laces, with low draperies, are among the most pleasing models. Others are shown in the
apron-front effect, overskirt edcred with frinare ; many small ruffles and narrow plaitings
outline the unique styles of others. The "Quaker Dress" with fringed ruffles, full Bleeves
v. and lace fichus is in popular favor. The Lingerie Gowns were never rti nr ff
more cnanninij; ue vciupu iu tjcici, cuiuivw; v " e a'. w
New Novelty Easter Suits
$42.50 to $110
Garment Salon, Second Floor Walking Models.
Each single garment will hold its own distinguished place in this "Fashion Show." Each
different Suit haa its points of merit. Two and three-piece Suits are shown in taffeta
silk, trimmed in handsome laces, and many of the skirts have draperies. Cream Suits are
shown in the wide-wale, whipcord and rich basket weaves, trimmed or plain tailored. All
of the new medium and light and dainty shades are shown in variety. Side front and
side back effects; draped revers of soft taffeta or two-toned bengaline; also combinations
of braid and lace. A collection which excels any previous showing 3?1 1 H HH
in this city. The range of prices on these girments, from $42.50 to 1 XJJJ
Am Easter Glove 'Opportunity
Unparalleled Sale of High-Grade MaRes
1200 Pairs of Women's Long' Chamoisettes 59c
Easter sale of 1200 pairs of Women's Long Gloves, 16-bntton length, sruede
finish; chamoisette, white and natural chamois color, washable; allgQ
siiea in the lot; specially priced at the exceptionally low figure, pair jZJC
2400 Prs. Long Kid Gloves 69c
An extraordinary bargain, 16-button length, pure silk, 2 clasps at wrist;
black, white, navy, tan and assorted gray colors; sizes for every- Q
body Ya t0 specially bargainized. for this sale at only, pair OIC
2850 Prs. Pure Silk Gloves 39c
In tie Glove Aisle, main floor, a great sale of "Wemcn's 2-clasp Pure Silk
Gloves with strong double finger tins. Colors are white, black,QQ
tans, grays and navy; sizes 5Va to specially priced at, the pair 0C
Long Rid Gloves at $1.59 Pair
It is entirely fitting that Portland's best and most progressive Fashion Store should in its modest, informal way show the
reliable, authoritative fashion whims and mandates adopted for the coming season. In order to make the exhibit more
interesting and instructive we .will show .many of- our most clever styles in garments and hats on walking models. By this
"Fashion Show" we offer an opportunity to study the new Spring Suits, Costumes, Afternoon Dresses, Coats, Millinery,
Fancy Neckwear, Gloves, Shoes, etc. The second floor Garment Section and Millinery; Salons will be in splendid readiness.
Try -bra-
Wnen Ten Get Big You 11 Look Like That
SEE THE DIG "WINDOWS
Only 600 Pairs in this lot. It's an op
portunity that don't enme often; 16-button
length, White Kid Glove; over
Htm styles; perfect in every way; three
rear! buttons at the wrist; CI CQ
full rang of aires; special r 1 .J7
350 pairs of fancy Mocha Gloves; extra
fine quality, in light gray and chamois
eolora, with fancy black embroidered
barks; sizes 5 to 7; the best of all
Easter bargains; choose J1 CQ
them at the special price of V'
"Dent" Kid Gloves $2.25 Pair
' rw Rm Onalitv" mtuul in It VCnm-n'm "Rmir" ("llnoM in iha
suede stock, known as tha best glove in
the world; 3-elasp overvaam style, in
black, white 'and all desirable shades;
every pair; one pearl elssp, pique, Paria
baek;
point
with black
colors are tan.
stitehing and
rray, wtuta
black with
all sizes in this lot; fitted CI 7C
by expert; priced at, pair?-"
white atitching; all sizes in CO OC
tha lot ; pneed at, the pair V
"Derby" and "EsRay" Kid
Gloves, the Pair $1.50
VT are aole agents for Women's "Derby" and "Eskay" Kid Gloves, for
dress and street wear; 2-clap overaeams or pique in black, white CI
and all desirable shades; a full rang of sizes; fitted by experts r
The "Monarch" Kid Gloves
Price the Pair $2.00
We are sole sgents for the famous "Monarch" Gloves, with 30 years of
reputation back of them. They are madd of the finest quality CO ff
real kid; pique; 2 clasps at wrist; black, white and all shades r
Trefousse Long
Gloves $2.85 Pair
"TrefousAC," the name that stands'for hifrh qual
ity; lft-button hirh-grade Kid Gloves, with the
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name iampa on every pair; a iuii range oi sues;
fitted by our eipert litters and
price J special at only, the pair
$2.85
1800 Pairs of Kid
Gloves at 98c Pair
An exceptionally fine quality street Glove, in the
one-clasp full pique, black, white, tan and gray;
all sizes in the lot; a quality which will give per
fect satisfaction; choose them at the Q O
exceptionally low price of only, the pair OC
S2 Fancy . Street
Gloves $1.65 Pair
1000 pairs of women's fancy Street Gloves; fine,
thin quality; selected cape stock, P. X. M. sewn,
white stitched with black, and black stitcbed with
white; sizes 6 to 7 in the lot; our best CI (itZ
regular $2.00 grades; special at only piUJ
tKe: Easter Hats
Picture Hats and Pattern
Hats at $35.25 to $150.92
Today will be the best day for you to come and study the style trend
for Spring. Our French Room, second floor, is a scene of splendor. The
great modistes of the world have contributed their ideas to this showing.
Pattern Hats and models designed by Mme. Georgette, Caroline, Reboux,
Marie Louise, Jeanette Lauvin, Suzanne Blum, Mme. Louisan, Kurzman,
Bendel, Joseph, Tappe, Lichtenstein, Ellsworth and Olds, Wortman &
King. In this most exclusive assemblage are beautiful Paradise, "Plume
French" and Flower models, heavy or shadow lace flfl
effects; grand showing at prices ranging from $35 to 1 OvI.VV
Tailored and Semi-Dress Hats
Priced $7.00 to $25.00
Novelty' Flower Trimmed, French Ostrich Plumes, Fancy Ostrich and
Paradise Trimmed Hats, built on neat-tailored lines, with a touch or
twist that makes them different from any you have seen, mrtg ff
The price range on this vast collection of Hats is $7 to PO.Vvl
Imported Flowers
Feathers and Trim- 1 (f&r
ming's on Sale at 4 Ha AH
Main Millinery Salon Second Floor,
As a special treat to the women who attend today's "Fashion Show" we offer
our entire stock of beautiful Imported Flowers none will be reserved. Also fancy
Feather Stick-Ups, Wings, Quills, Novelty Ornaments and Bands for hat trimmings,
also for the hair. Our entire stock of Millinery Ribbons are included,
today you may choose unrestrictedly from the' entire stock at just
Women's Waists
310 Grades $5.95
In the Waist Department, second floor, a sale of fine tail
ored Waists, in Irish linen, trimmed in hand-embroidered
designs, with eyelets and plaiu Mexican drawnwork, with
small tucks in front and back; have linen CC QC
collars and cuffs; values Tip to $10.00, only PJ.I7lJ
Women's Aprons 25c
In the apron store, second floor, a sale of women's white
lawn Tea Aprons; made with ruffle pockets ndOP
with 6trinjrs; also embroidery and crossbar dimity
14 Off
Easter Hosiery
Rayser SilK $1.22
Pure-thread Silk Hose, in blacks only, with garter tops
and lisle thread soles; all sizes in the lot; CI ff
priced at the low price of, the pair, only "ipA.vlV
Women's Colored jsilk Hose, with lisle thread tops and
soles, in white, tari gray, pink, sky, lavender, CI (f
cardinal and gold; all sizes; priced, the pair PX.vli
WOMEN'S "KAYSER" SILK HOSE; pure thread,heavy
quality, black only; silk garter tops and soles; CI f
all sizes; priced at the low price, the pair P
"KAYSER" ITALIAN SILK HOSE; pure thread, finest
quality of Italian silk, in black, white and CI Efl
colors; priced at the low price of, the pair r ' "
CKildrenLS Xaster Dresses
In the children's store, second floor, we are showing the most complete lines of children's confirmation and Easter
Dresses; made of plain sheer lawns, daintily embroidered and trimmed in laces; all are well made and tOE 00
styles in the most pleasing effects; sizes range from 6 to 14 years; prices range from $2.50 to P . W
Easter Coats
Children's Easter Coals; made of white serge and Bedford
cords, black silks, pongees and plain serges and fancy
mixed materials; sizes run from 2 to 6 COO OO
years; the season's best styles; $1.98 to P V.W
Hats and Bonnets
Children's Hats and Bonnets to match coats; daintily
trimmed with j
pleasing styles.
$2.00 Coats $1.19
A splendid showing of Children's Dresses; made of good
quality gingham, chambray, and Galatea styled, with high
necks, long sleeves or low necks and the new CI 1 Q
kimono set-in 6leeves ; sizes 2 to 14 years P X X 7
RompersandBloomers
A special sale of children 's Rompers and Bloomer Dresses
without extra skirts. . The materials are linen, chambray
end ginghams; sizes range from 1 to 6 years. CQ.
These are very sepcially priced at, the garment f
trimmed with flowers and ribbons; the most C."7 OC
The prices range from 7oe to V '
Bargain Circle 1st Floor
Boys' Wash Suits
$1.98 Grades 98c
300 boys' and children's Wash Suits, sizes 2y2 to 8
years; made from the famous "Hydegrade" galatea
cloth and fast-color percales and ginghams; pretty
styles with military and sailor collars; Buster QO
Brown styles. $1.48 and $1.98 grades, special ivOi
Basement Circle
Dress Hat Shapes
$3.00 Grades $1.00
On the Basement Bargain Circle, a sale of Dress Hat
Shapes, representing a sample line which we picked
up at half the maker's price. All are in good con
dition; small, medium and large sizes in a t" ff
great variety of styles; values, to $3.00 P.l
BOURNE'S DEFEAT IS AIM
EASTKRX OREGON" RALLYING TO
hfPPORT OK SELLING.
irnd of LowHI. Realising His
Cbinm Are Might. Switch In
Desire to Down Incumbent.
R.porta r.aehlna Slltn h.tdquar
tare a. to tha Senatorial contest In
fcast.rn Or.on ar to th. sffsct that
tortn.r supporter, of Stephen A. Low
til are .wttehln- to the Portland man
as the most formidable opponent of
Senator Bourne. These reports are
not confined to en. or two eouatlee,
bat are thoroafhlr representative of
the situation In that part of the state
ta.t of tb. Cascades.
Senator Bourne has never been
strons; In Ea.tern Oregon, where the
voters are e.peclaily eager to accom
plish his retirement. For this reason
It has been conceded from the start
:hat the contest tor the Benatorshtp
In that section of the state was be
tween Selllna; and LowelL IT a time
vad In some localities tha Pendleton
nan had the better of the situation.
To many of the voters there he Is
known personally, wher. Selllns; was
known only by reputation as a business
man and an advocato and supporter
of progressive principles.
-The voters In the eastern portion of
th. state do not want Bourne. aid
a Portland man who returned yester
day from Union County. "At first a
great many were disposed to support
LowelL Thsy hay. com. to realise,
however, that the contest for the Re
publican nomination lies between Sell
Ins; and Bourne. They feol that Low
ell has no chance to land the nomina
tion. What Is uppermost In their minds
Is the detest of Bourne and they pro
pose to adopt the most dlreot means
to attain that object. Consequently
they are limn up with Ben Selllnic
with the whole-souled earnestness and
ascre.slyeness for which thsy ars not
ed. They are demanding- the defeat of
Bourn, and they are satisfied Ben
Belling Is the candidate that can bs
nominated and elected over th. senior
Senator.
Mr. Selling Is receiving satisfactory
reports from other sections of ths stats
whsre sentiment In support of his can
didacy Is growing stronger every day.
The country press Is very generally
supporting; Mr. Selling. Every day he
continues to receive numerous letters
from men who supported Bourn, six
years ago In which they pledge their
support and Influence to Selling's can
didacy la the pending contest.
KCZCMA CrSED IS IS TO DAYS.
The Paris MedMns Co.. Pine St., St.
Louts. Ma., manufacturers of Laxative Bre
nt Quinine, h.v. a sew end wonderful dis
covery. OROVtva SANAHE CUTIS. wnlcH
tbey sueraaieo to euro ear case of ECZEMA,
oo matter of bow long standing. In IS to IS
dare, and will refund money llt tells. This
ointment I. perfectly rlean and does not (tain.
If yoor d rue flat hasn't It. send us SOo In
poetaae huh and It wtll be esat by mall.ee
TO Ct'RK A COIJ3 TT OME DAT
Tsh. LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tableta
rusfeete refund money tf It fsJl. to cure.
X. W. tiryve's signature Is on eacb box. tea I
FREE TOLLS OPPOSED
AD CLCB SPEAKERS TALK O.N
PASAMA CAXAL- RATES.
W. D. Wheelwright and E. iV.
Wright Say Rebates to Americans
Would Be Vnfalr.
W, D. Wheelwright chairman of the
day at the Ad Club luncheon yesterday,
and E. W. Wright, speaking upon the
movement for free tolls or rebates for
American ahlpa through the Panama
Canal, declared that such action on
tb. part of the Government would be.
In effect, a breach of treaty with Great
Britain and would react upon this coun
try to drive It Into a position of com
mercial Isolation from the other coun
tries of ths world.
Mr. Wheelwright touched upon the
Indignation expressed by tha press of
England against tha attitude of the
Americans favoring free tolls tor our
own ships, and said that th. United
States cannot afford to lay Itself open
to such charges. The whole matter,
he declared, was one of National moral
ity. "The completion of the Panama
Canal." said Mr. Wright, "wlli change
the. commercial map of the world. In
order to profit, however, to the fullest
extent this country must take Imme
diate steps to repeal old laws end enact
new ones that will provlda us with
proper facilities for securing our shars
of the Increased traffic passing- between
the world's greatest oceans."
This, he held, could be accomplished
neither by ship Subsidy nor by grant
ing free tolls or rebates. He advocated
placing Americans on equal footing
with foreign peoples in buying ships
and chartering them under the Ameri
can flag.
"If we are to enter the race, let us
do It with something better than lum
ber droghers." he said. "Let us buy
ships on even terms with the foreign
ers, and then, when the lumber busi
ness Is slack, w. can aand them out
Into the world wherever business of
fers, without being under the fearful
handicap which protection of our In
fant Industries now pieces on Amerl-can-bullt
ships."
"Let us remember that the canal
Is being built not for a select few ship
owners, but for millions of producers
and consumers.- Keep it open to all
who will carry freight through it. at
reasonable rates. Wipe out your an
cient navigation laws and enact new
ones to fit the emergency. Then if
the shipowners don't make satisfactory
rates, get together and buy your ships
In the market where they are sold at
the lowest price."
. Major J. J. Morrow, Vnited States
Corps of Engineers, gave a talk on the
physical features of the Panama Canal,
which was Illustrated by atereoptlcon
slides furnished by Lv M. Lepper. Mr.
Morrow haa Just returned from a trip
to Panama and with the - assistance
of the excellent Illustrations was able
to set before the clubmen In an Inter
esting manner the extent of the work
that has been carried on in the canal
sone.'
TWO SOCIETIES MERGED
STATE MISSIONARY ORGANIZA
TION ABANDONED.
At Recent Meeting Decision Is
Reached to Adopt New Plan
to Carry on Work.
Merger of the Women's Baptist
Foreign Missionary Society of Oregon
with the Women's Baptist Foreign Mis
sionary Society of tne Pacific Coast was
effected Tuesday at the meeting of the
former society at the University Park
Baptist Church. Mrs. M. U Drlggs pre
sided, and the most important business
transacted was the abandoning of the
state organization and union with the
society of the Pacific Coast. This ac
tion was taken in the Interest of econ
omy of time and expense. Also it was
voted to turn over to the Pacific Coast
Society all the funds of the state so
ciety, including the memorial fund, but
the Interest Mill will be used for the
work In Oregon.
The programme Included an address
by Miss Ruby Wayburn. of Chicago,
Pacific Coast missionary worker among
the women of the Pacific Coast. Ber
address covered the work of women
and girls. Talks were made by others
on literature and children's depart
ment. It was voted to merge the work
among children directly Into ths Sun
day school department. This action
was taken to do away with so much
organization, which one speaker said
was confusing and occasioned great
loss of time without compensating gain.
It was announced that the annual
meeting of the Willamette Baptist As
sociation will be held April 10. 11 and
12 in the Third Baptist Church, Van
couver avenue and Knott street, and
that the women will make a special
exhibit of their work during the ses
sions of the association. A room will
be devoted to that purpose in the
church.
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"CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP.'