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TTTE 3TO"vTXfl-. OREGON'TAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1912.
Charge Purchases Will Go on SM
Closes Tt 9:30 P. M. Saturdgtandard Rotary SewiogMachjaes Sold on the SIOa WeeK Club Plan. Se
May First
Second Floor
$2 Dresses $1.19
A splendid showirp; of children's Presses; made of good
quality pinsliam, charrhray, and pilatea styled, with hi?h
necks, lonz sleeves or low neck ana ine new A f
4 A. A X
kimono set
in slecws; izes 2 to 14 year
Wortm
TVi-iirr Meeting in Auditorium. 2.30 Today. Discussion on
"Equality of "Women by Prominent SpeaKers.
2000 Pairs Men's
$3.50 Shoes $1.98
Trxlay will be mens day, at the Darpain Circle. 2XX pairs of
Shoes and Oxfords, representinp a very special purchase from a
factory which specializes Men 'a Shoes. The lines comprise a' great
variety of splendid Mvh-s in tan and black, all sizes in Rood wearing Shoes, which,
if bought in the regular way would sell at UV and 3.50 a pair. To- q -m an
day y.ii may choose from the entire lot at the special low price, the pair ,J l,JO
0 IN THE VA
ABASEMENT
AT tOOT Or
Center Circle Sale
Women's Petticoats
Special $1.19 and $2.49
Ail Aisles ieaa vu iuc vcu - ---
For .today only, on the center cir
cle, main floor, wc will specialize
women's i messaline and taffeta silk
r'etticoats. The messalincs have ac
cordion plaited flounces; the taffe
tas are made with pin tucks and un
deiflminees in every wanted color,
including black. Special A Q
for this sale only, each P""7
An unusual offering of women 9
black sateen Petticoats, of excep
tional quality. Styled with tucked
and accordion plaited flounces, with
or without underdrops; skirts suit
able for every-day wear and indis
hie for auto and outinc For
today only these Petti
coats are specialized at
$1.19
Women,Pmnps$2.g8
Iu the shoe store, main floor, a sale of women's velvet
Pumps, with welt soles, handsome patterns, trimmed with
the flat, hand-tailored bows, modeled on the late short
toe last. Our regular $4.00 grades. .We. are 9 Qg
specializing these Pumps for today only at
On Sale In the Basement Underprice Store
R2.00 Suits or sju.va 1 - r
Here's an opportunity to seleet from the most
attractive lot of Suits we have ever shown in
the basement store. 300 to pick from. Materials
are unusually good; styles smart and dressy.
An exceptional showing of mixtures in the sea
son's most desirable shades of tan and gray;
also plain grays and tans and plain blue and
black serges, always in demand. High-grade
Suits, faultlessly tailored, will (1Q QC
retain shapes. Spring models, f
li Already for Easter with 400 splendid sample
Hats all new creations ior una
most attractive Hats we have ever shown in
our basemept. Hardly two alike in the whole
lot. Being "House Samples," they are per
fect in every way. Small, medium and large
shapes, trimmed in flowers, net, velours,
feathers, etc. A most pleasing collection of
colors. Hats worm irom ?u lu "S H")
tT .ill. snecial for this sale at only
retain shapes, spring moueis, -r 11 r- -- -
r a. nrl Snt-inls in Women s Coats
Here's a sale of 4 new styles in women's Coats which we will specialize lor fwday only Fla n
"r'es and matures; this season's latest approved styles. By mere chance we p.ckc.d these up
ft a sav" of one-third off the maker's price. Econom.cal buyers will take advantage of th...
Lot No. l-Sneclal for today only at 7.48 I Lot No. 3-Special for today only at g 1-.4S
Lot No 2 Special for today only at 9.95 i Lot No. 4-apeciai ior tooay oniy
New Easter Suits
for Boys at $5 to $15
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Boys'
Boys'
Easter sale of boy and children's
Hat, in jaunty little styles so popu
lar this season, in browns, tans, erays,
red and black. Our retrular QQ.
tl VI colUr VrineA at nnl v wwv
A V j 111, 1 - a " -
Happy Boys Store, Tirst Tloor
Every proud boy will want a new suit for
Easter. Think how the boy will feel if sis
ter has a new dress and hat for Easter Sun
day and he is obliged to wear his old suit
to Sunday School. Our new Spring Suits
for boys from 5 to 17 years were never m
attractive. We show a splendid assortment
Norfolks and double-breasted Knickerbock
ers in high-grade materials and full of
smartness in pattern and fljl C f(
make. Priced at $3 up toVJ,VM-
$6.50 Suits
For $3.95
An extra special sale of 300 boys double
breasted Knickerbocker Suits, comprising
many of the Hercules makes. Sizes 8 to
17 years. Made of all-wool materials in
browns, gravs and mixtures, pants are well
made and full lined, full peg style. Our
regular fo.OO and 0."0 values. 0 QC
Specialized for this sale at only
' LONG PANTS SUITS FOB BOYS.
Made jnst as well as the older fellows' suits.
The verv latest and best pat- CI C
terns. Prices $10, $12.50 to ?XiJ.Vl
$1.50 Hats at 98c
$2.00 Hats $1.39
la the Juvenile Hat Store. First Floor.
Bovs' new telescope Hats, in the rough
English styles, in felt, blue, brown
and gray colors. Nifty styles for
bovs' Easter wear. $1.50, 1 3Q
fl."j and $2.00 grades,
$12 Trunks Only $9.50'
$3 Suit Cases for $2.4o
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In the trunk tore, fourth floor, sale
of 34-inch canvas covered, fiber
bound Trunks. All bras trimmed with
front and end dowels, 2 leather straps,
two travs inside. Our 1Q CA
regular $12.00 trunks, at P'-,V
In the lueeace department, fourth
floor, a sale of very good 24-inch mat
ting Suit Cases. Extra deep with steel
frames, leather corners, good look and
catches, linen lined. Reg- flJO AO
ular $3.00 Suit Cases for
lOOO Men's New, White
$1.50 Plaited Shirts at 95c
In the Western Gentlemen's Store, First Floor.
Easter ale of 1000 men's strictly high-grade white Shirts, cut full in the body and correctly siz ed; coat
styles with eufft ZtUchei. Come in medium and narrow plaited bosoms. All sizes in the lot Just
me shirt for Easter Sunday. They are the regular $1.50, grades. Specialized for this sale at
$2.DO Gloves $1.65
In the men's corner, main floor, a sale of white
Kid Gloves, one pearl button style, overseam sewn,
one row back. Regular and cadet sizes. T i-Uj
Excellent values at $2. Special, pajr r v"-r
$1.25 Gloves $LOO
In the men's store, main floor, an unusual sale of
men's silk Gloves in the best-known makes, in the
correct shades of gray, tan and chamois; ifcl QQ
one-clasp, double tipped fingers. All sizes V vr v
Sale Men's SilK
Hose for 25 c
In the men's coiner, main floor, an Easter
showing of pure-thread silk Hose, with ex
tra spliced lisle thread heels and toes; colors
are black, tan. navy, gray, burgundy and helio
trope. Come in all sizes. Selling C! ' 3K
at 25c a pair or box of six pairs for "V '
SilK Lisles $1.25 Box
500 boxes of extra fine quality thin, silk lisle
Hose, with extra four-thread heels and toes;
in black, tan, navy and assorted shades of
gray. All sizes in the lot. 2oe a pair fc 1 OR
or a box containing six pairs for r
mm.
Good to 3Eat!
Grocery Specials for Today
Phone Order ClerKs on Duty at S A. M.
Fresh Asparagus 4 lbs. 25c
The large white jusi received. Thone your orders early prompt delivery.
crir T AHc
The O. W. K. Brand,
put up in air-tight car
tons. We guarantee
;verv ounce. Order now.
Hams' 15c
Best Eastern i:gsr
rnred hickory-smoked,
from corn-fed hi .
Bacon 15c
English style Eastern
sugar cured. Very
choice. Guaranteed.
Westphalia Haras, the pound,
3V Kosher Ring Sausage, lb. 20
Ijmberger I Iieese, the pound. V
Norway Mackerel, 10 cents and 15
English Walnuts, the pouud, 1G
I Roa.t Coffee et 28
UmnPHTr urr-r, I lie J - 'it 11. i. m-m, v - t - t -
Huut's Table Peaches, 20e a can or three cans for the low pnee ot
-x "Lr o 3 Home-made Oatmeal on sale
VOOiVlGS UOZiljt.al bakery counter, 4th floor
AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS KEEP FOODS SWEET.
SOOO Men's Ties
50c Grades at 29c
In the Western Gentlemen's Store.
An Easter offering which will appeal to all thrifty men. Those who cannot
come, should send some of the women folks. W omen have splendid taste
in choosing neckwear. These are the very latest four-in-hand styles, open
end and reversible. Every wanted pattern and color. An assortment so
extensive that every taste may be satisfied. Actual 50-cent neek-OQ.
wear. We are specializing for this selling only at, your choice lor-"'-
Men's Chamois Gloves $1.50
A sale of the famous "Fownes" Gloves, in doe skin and chamois, one
clusp or button style. Prix seam sewn, wnite or naiurm Cuiu.. 3 I JjIJ
These come in all sizes in this lot. Specially priced for, the pair w
Come put Tip Top WitH a f A
New Hat on Easter Sunday
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Stetson Hats. $4. $5.00 VJ
HAT BRUSH FREE WITH EVERY HAT
We have just received a new shipraer . of our famous guaranteed "Cheshire" Hats
for men. The very latest approved blocks, for the "Western Gentleman," and
the Stetson Hats for years standard of the market. Just a glance will convince
vou they are the styles vou want for Spring. Remember, with each hat tC QQ
V. riv. m. fine hat brush absolutely free Cheshires $3. Stetsons Si and V".UU
Sale of Toilet Articles
In the Drug Sundry Aisle on the Main Floor.
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Candy Specials!
Bargain Circle, 1st Floor
40c Cocoatine Chocola's 25c 50c Marshm'w Chocol'es 27c
40c TurKish Fruit Paste 25c 50c Chocolate Chips at 30c
40c Candy Toasties for 25c 10c Nougat Chews, lb., 27c
40c After Dinner Mints 27c 40c Chocolate Peanuts 25c
Peanut Friters, special. 5c each, or by the pound at 30c
"Old Time" Sugar Mints, the 30c grades, the pound, 20c
Small Chocolate Creams, the 40c grades, the pound, 25c
Arctic Jelly Cum Drops, the 30c grades, the pound, 20c
A splendid assortment of Easter Candies on main floor
and in the basement departments; Buy her candy here
J711 Glvcerine "Verdura." sne
cial at 3 cakes for only 25
Jap Rose, reg. 10c, special at V
Fairy or Ivory Soap, reg. 5c, 3
Dr. Stuart's Buttermilk, 3 in box,
regularly 25c the box, at only 18
California Medicated Soap, regu
larly 10c, special at, the cake, 6
Toilet Taper, 1500 sheets, fair
quality, specially priced at 10
Carriage or Automobile Sponges,
regularly $1.75, special, $1.00
Floor or Window Sponges, regu
lar 75c grade, special at only 50
Face Sponge, small silk, regularly
sold for 10c each, special, only 5
Absorbent Cotton, full pound, reg
ular 35c quality, special at 21
Sanitary Belts, reg. 35c, at 25
Dressing Combs, coarse or coarse
and fine, regular 50c. at 39
Kail Scrubs, regular 25c, at 16
Hair Brushes, 3 styles, assorted
woods, regular $1.25 grade, 69
Rubber Cushion Hair Brushes, reg
ularly sold at 65c, special at 39J
Tooth Brushes, assorted styles and
bristles, regularly 35c. each 21
Razors, straight old-styles, guaran
teed, regularly $1.50, each, 69
Razor Strons. "Torrev's." reen
lar $1.00 grade, special at 75
Gem, Jr. Razors and 7 blades, Sjl
Bathing Caps, all colors, prices
range at from 25c, 50c to 75
Bath Brushes, reg. $1.00, at 69
Syringes, new stock, best white
rubber, reinforced seams, 3 hard
rubber fittings. These are guaran
teed to wear to your satisfaction.
2-ot., specially priced 1 OfS
$1.00; 3-qt., at only ?''
Peroxide, 1 lb., full' strength, reg
ular 3oc grade, special at SIC
Listerine, Lambert's reg. $1, J9
Witfh HazpI. 16-oz.. ree-. 35c. 21
Mentholatum, reg. 25c, at 16
Fitche's Hair Tonic, reg. $1, S&C
Hardwood Toothpicks, reg. 5c, 3
Carter's Little Liver Pills, regularly
sold at 25c, special at only 15
Epsom Salts, regular 10c, at 5
Senna Leaves, regularly 10c,
Perfumes, reg 50c oz., at 15?
Sal Hepatica, reg. $1.00, at 79
Humphrey's Specific Remedies,
regularlv 25c, special at 19
Swamp "Root, reg. $1.00, at 79
Malt Nutrine, reg. 25c, at 19
Lysol, Lehn & Links', reg. $1, 83?
Melba Preparations
We believe this to be one of the
best lines on the market today and
sell each article with the guaran
tee Money back if unsatisfactory.
Melba Face Cream, special, 50
Melba Skin Cleanser, at only 50
Melba Astringent, special at 50
Melba Nail Polish, special at 25
Melba Rose Bleach, special, 25
Melba Face Powder, 25c and 50
Parisian Ivory Picture Frames in
oval or square. Prices CJO Cfl
range at from $1.25 to
Clocks, Parisian Ivory, nice size,
guaranteed timekeep- JJ" CQ
ers, special at, each PJJ
Vanity Boxes and Mirrors in Pari
sian Ivory, in several 11 CfJ
sizes and styles, 25c to P
Mirror, Brush and Comb in Pari
sian Ivory; our regular lJO QQ
quality at $7.50, for P0.i0
Trav in Parisian Ivory, 6Y3 QQ
by iO inches: reg. $1.50, at fOl
Cuticle Jar, Parisian Ivory, O'?'
at special low price of only
A full line of this beautiful ware
at our drug section at prices we
guarantee.
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Easter Underwear
SI. 25 Vassar Union Suits for 95c
53.50 Vassar Union Suits at 53.40
An important sale of the famous "Vassar
Union Suits, constructed for the comfort
of particular men. 1800 Spring-weight gar
ments will go in this special disposal sale:
Regular $1.25 Vassar Union Suits at 95c
Regular $1.56Vas8ar Union Snitsjg 119
Regular ji27ob Vassar Union Suits $1.65
Regular $3.00 Vassar Union Suits $2.19
Regular $3.50 Vassar Union Suits $2.48
Important Purchase
Cooper Ribbed
Underwear
Special 87cts
3000 Cooper ribbed Shirts and Drawers in weights suitable tor spring wear.
Salmon, pink and light blue colors; also white and ecru. Superior finish to
be found only in the high-grade "Cooper "garments. Shirts and Q7
drawers. Sizes up to 46. Special for this sale only at, the garment
Men's Atbletic Underwear
Sbirts or Drawers For 38c
In the "Western Gentlemen's" Store.main floor, sale of good quality checked
nainsook Underwear. Shirts are cut coat style, with low, round necks OO.
and no sleeves. Drawers are knee length, in all sizes. The garment
Union Suits, "Athletic," made of checked nainsook, low neck and no sleeves
and knee length, with pearl buttons, elastic band around waist. All 'JCtg,
sizes in the lot. Priced for, this special selling at only the suit,.""
Men's Union Suits For 95c
. . .' it l l .11.." TT-,irt GnWc ci.ifaMo C o .-I it Tn t-I n cr irflar.
Men S line nnnea Damnum' tmuu j o -
Splendid make, well finished, with pearl buttons, close-fitting cuffs QC.
and ankles. Come in sizes 34 to 48. Specialized for this sale only at -rv
Men's Easter
Clothing
Spring Suits
$15 up to $40
In the "Western Gentlemen's
Store," main floor, a showing of
the season's best and most attrac
tive styles in Spring Suits. Par
ticular men will maKe it a point to
I00K through our stocK before
buying. Your choosing will not be
confined to one maKe of "Adver
tised Clothes," but the best maKes
of both advertised and unadver
tised lines, with the Olds, Wort
man H King guarantee label on
every suit. We send our buyer to
the marKet free to buy the best
from all the good lines, which
gives you a better and broader as
sortment to choose from. We in
vite your inspection of these Suits
priced at this sale tf ( fA
at $15, $20, $25, $30, P.VU
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AUTO SETS MAN AFIRE
ImiNM l KipUMle MUhf ind Cloth
Ins Burn.
While lithlll from a trtcar t
I nlon arenu nl Orn tr y
trrd.r mornlnK. Fr.nk Iy. a mter
mn tor h. s company. w .truck
pmrrinm .otomobll. ana in. lin
net tire to .ome artlcl In hla
Uv.I.i4ra ho Dirked th.
ut tor the rlothlna from him In
t me ti ae Mm from Beinc ""r
burni. . ,
V. . Ilamblma. a real ette dealer,
drlvine an automobile owned by Ler-
by
part i
rlotbin
niatrh
man
uty i nuri rm-- - ---- - -.
thai official, waa arreated by Patrol
man Maddux for reckleaa driving, it
bains alleaed that he cauaed th. acci
dent. Maddux aaya HambllnK whlaaed
past aa Iay tepped from th. car,
throwing htm down. The tnjured man
waa placed In th. car and taken to 8u
Vincent a Hoopltal. He waa ahaken
up and ronalderably brulaed. but waa
able to lea. th honpltal tn a abort
time.
Train Kills Octogenarian.
Unable to hear a freight train com
ing behind him. Kdward Atmore, SO
year, old and a ward of the county, waa
Instantlr killed eterday on th. O.-W.
R. N. trarka near Troutdale. The
bo. waa brouxht to Portland and
placed In rhart of the Coroner. A
dauahter. Mr a. tmmt Hlllman. live. In
Portland. .
FRAUD AGAIN IS CHARGED
Youth Arrested In Act of Shipping
Laborers to Kelo.
Under parol, from the Circuit Court,
where he waa convicted of fraud,
Wheaton Raymond, a youth, la again in
th. hands of th police, who charge,
that h. Is again carrying on th. busi
ness which led to his former arreat,
that of exacting Teea for poaitlone
which h. is unable to supply. Ray
mond ia charged with attempting to
swindle a party of Slavonians out of
HI. under preteie of shipping thm
to Jobe at Kelso. Wash.
Raymond waa arrested by Detectives
Mallet and Moloney some months sgo.
when b. was caught accepting fees
from persons seeking lobs as care-.-lr-
ln.(.i1 hnuui from which
the owners were absent, and showed
them to those who answered his ad
vertisements as his residence. He told
the victims that his wife was in a hos
pital and that h. needed some one to
watch the house, but must require a
deposit of 20 to $50. to insure that his
small possessions would not be carried
away. He obtained deposita from aev
eral persons. 1
Raymond was picked up yesterday by
Detectivea Hellyer and Howell .In the
very act of arranging to ship 12 Slavo
nlana to Kelso, with the arrangement
that they were to pay him 31 before
starting. Raymond asserts that th.
transaction wss legitimate.
TO CI RE A COLD Uf OSS DAT
Tk LAXATIVB BROSIO Qlllnlna Tablets,
Drusssls refund money If It fails to our.
. w. Urava's signature la aa aaca boa. iia.
DEFERRED HOLIDAY BEGINS
Otto Schumann to Take First Rest
In lst Thirty Years.
The first holiday that'Otto Schumann,
of this city, has takn for SO years
begins this morning. After such a long
time of toll nothing less than a year's
absence from the scene of his labors
will be sufficient for him.
Mr. Schumann intends to travel in
Europe and Great Britain, not follow
ing the well-trodden paths of the aver
age globetrotter, but lingering here or
there aa fancy dictates.
"Yes, sir," ssld Mr. Schumann, "you
can rest assured that when a man only
takes a holiday onoe every SO years he
should see to. it that he has a good one.
Mv wife and I are going to see Chi
cago, Detroit, Niagara Falls and New
York with possibly a short trip to
Washington as well, before we sail
April 18 for Germany. Being a real
patriotic American citixen, I've chosen
the George Washington as our boat.
"We shall visit- all the principal
cities of Germany first, and after that
France, Switzerland, Italy and England
and Ireland."
On his arrival here in 188J Mr. Schu
mann's first Job was to work on the
foundations of The Oregonian building
then on Front and Stark streets. Be
sides being elected to the Legislature
in 1900, Otto Schumann has been prom
inently Identified with the Republican
party ever since. Another well-known
Portland man, Henry Albers, will sail
for Europe on tha same boat as Air.
Schumann.
Xew Bids on Wrecking Old Jail
Show Big: Reduction.
Mayor Rushlight probably will save
the city J600 on the wrecking of the
old City Jail building at Second and
Oak streets, which has been aban
doned, owinK to the fact that the mu
nicipality is going to build a new
building.
When bids for the wrecking of the
old structure were opened, two weeks
aco, there was but one, and that for
$2090. The Mayor refused to sanction
awarding tha contract and asked that
new bids be soucrht. This was done,
and yesterday afternoon they were
opened. The lowest was by the Pa
cific House Wrecking Company, ,1400.
ivana. and woraijig i ww