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Manicuring and Hairdressing Parlors, Second Floor Demonstration ofMme. Mariette Corsets in Dept., on Second Floor
Standard Sewing Machines Sold on the Sl.OO-a-WeeK Club Plan Artistic Picture Framing -to Order? on Fourth Floor
Hbt)"-Buns
For Easter 15c' Doz.
Buy yotir Hot Cross Bung from our' Model Bakery,
4th floor. Have them- delivered today at 15 dozen.
Special Sale of Factory
Samples: Undermuslins
at Factory Cost In tKe
Second Floor Dept.
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TITE MOKXIXO OREGONIANV FRIDAY. APRIL 5. 1912.
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$25 Tailored Shifts $13.98
Women's $32.50 Suiits $I9!f
Garment Store, Second Floor.
We invite comparison of these suits. We know full well
that for quality and price they have no equal. When such
splendid materials as these, in all the new shades for
Spring, are made up by the most skillful workmen and the
linings and findings are all the very test, they will meet
with the special favor of those women who buy by com
parison, in tnis lot we group suits which sell regularly
up to $32.50 each suits of merit at that
price, too and now on si
f merit at that d1A QQ
special sale at ij) X jJJ O
Garment Department, Second Floor.
Women who buy by comparison will readily discover a
vast difference in the makeup and workmanship of O. W.
& K. Suits and those sold by other stores. Other suits
may look the same, but will they stay together! We are
more than particular about workmanship. Here's a lot
of the season's very best offerings in English serges, whip
cords, hmespuns, basket weaves, etc. All taken from
our regular stock of $20 to $25 suits, ffl Q QD
specially priced at, your choice of lot, ej) A eJ.iO
Women's $32.50 Easter Coats $22.95
Comparison Sale of women's strictly tailored semi-fitting' Coats, loose styles with fancy col
lars and cuffs, trimmed in white serge and broadcloth or in fancy corded silKs, moire or
satin; also driving or. motor coats with the new dost collars; many different styles to choose
from, some designed for little women. Every staple shade and mixture, COO QC
worth op to $32.50 each, specialized for this sale at the low price of, each 4 D
Women s Easter Coats $13.95
rat of irrptiitihle charm. They are unusually attractive and at the same time practical
They are meeting with popular favor. . So many customers tell us that our coat values'"
are far ahead of those shown by other stores. .There is such a broad range of colors and di- f,i
versity of style in this lot that every taste may be pleased. ' Navy, blacK, cream and all the k2
popular mixtures; aiso pongees ana xaiieias. iney are pncea ior uus
great Comparison Sale at the extraordinarily low price of each, only
Trimmed! fiats
$ 1 0 Gr a d e s $5. 95
We offer your unrestricted choice of our entire stock
of this season's newest and best styles in Tailored
Hats, semi-trimmed and trimmed hats, in black and
all the season's best colors, comprising varieties so
extensive that every taste may be ri r rr
pleased. Egular $7, $8, $9, $10 hats at tt)).7e3
fiat SKapes
$6 Grades $3.95
Three large tables of dress Hat! Shapes will be ar-
rangea ior comparison loaay. ine lines wiiiry-;o;
comprise Milan Braid Hats, Hemp Braid Hats, Tus- '
can Braid Hats, imported unbleached Leghorn Hats,
all of which are fine, smooth braids. tf0
Regular values to $6, for comparison u)Oee3
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$13.95
S6 Silk Pett coats $3.95
An Eauter offering of women' silk Petticoats in faney dresdens,
stripe and plain colors, neatly trimmed with stitched band
and pin tin'ks; all are well made, have nnderflounees and string,
tops. A full line of colore, including black. Values !0 QC
up to .fti.00. These Petticoats are specially priced at PJevJ
"Klosfir Petticoat 1.49
Comparison sale of women's black "Klosfit" Peticoats. Made
of "Heatherbloom" material, trimmed with accordion plaited"
and pintueked ruffles, with or without under ruffle. We guar
antee "Klosfit" Petticoats to (rive perfect satis- fc 1 '
faction. This line specialized for this selling at P
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"Best Eiold" Barrettes
35c Barrettes at 19c Each.
75c Barrettes 49c
Shell Goods Department, rim rioor.
Demonstration and sale of the popular and reliable "Best Hold"
Barrettes, in shell or amber, in every imaginable shape, size and
style. Our regular stock. Values run from 2oc to 35c each. 1 Q
These Barrettes are specialized during this demonstration at
"Best Hold" Barrettes in many pretty novel designs, in Grecian and
cut-out dtsigns. or plain effects. In all sizes and styles, in 4Qr
bell or amber. The regular 600 and 75c grades. Special, only
"Braid Pins" at comparison prices. Many varieties to choose from.
Rhinestones mounted, in shell or amber. All are priced -ery OtZ
low for this sale only. You may choose them at 12c and at iJv
and Shell Goods
Shell Goods Exactly 'A Off
35c Shell Goods 5c
Shell Goods Department, Tirst Floor.
Our entire stock of shell goods, without reserve, comprising all high
grade novelties in back or side combs, barettes, bandeaux novelties.
" etc., ranging jn price from $3.00 up to $25. During this Ia fCf
jrear comparison sale we offer sour unrestricted choice at viT
Shell Goods in odJa and ends; back combs, pins, barrettes, etc. A
limited assortment to pick from. They won't last long. Our " Q
regular 35c values for 5c and our regular 75c values at only
Gold Inlaid novelty effects in all wanted stone colorings. Many
Parisian styles in the lot. Regular $1.25 grades, 67c; $2.25 fijl AQ
grades on sale at C8 cents and the regular $3.00 grades for P er
85c Laces Only 37c
Comparison Sale of linen hand-made novelty Laces in many new patterns in var
ious widths of white and creara, suitable for many purposes. Our regular 0 7
values up to 85 cents. We are. specialising these Laces for this sale at only
$3.50 Mesh Bag's at $1.98
$4 Handbag's Only $2.98
Dahlia Bulbs Reduced
25c Yellow Colossal Bulbs only 10J
10c pink and yellow Bulbs only 5
10c mixed Bulbs, special for only 5i
15c Glorie de Lyons for only 10J
30c Queen Emma Bulbs for only 15J
30c Cornucopia Dahlia Bulbs for 15
40c Nelson Bulbs, special at only 15
40c Pius the Tenth, special for 15
35c W. W. Rawson, special only 15
20c Aurora Bulbs, special, only 10
vifao King Edward, special at 10
35c Cardinal King, special only 15
20c Navajo at only 10 10c American at only 5J 15c Countess at only 10
Comparison Sale of German silver Mesh
B3gs, white kid "lined with inside pock
ets, plain or engraved frames, in several
-izes and shapes. Regular IJO QQ
p3.50 grades I1.9S; $6.50 vals, fJOV
Comparison Sale of all the newest shapes
and styles in Hand Bags, leather lined,
with coin 'purse inside; gilt, silver or
pun metal trimmed; goat, seal OO QQ
morocco and novelty effects P0
Sale of Groceries
Butler 75c
Compare this "Golden Glow" batter
with any other butter. No matter how
high the price. There's a reason why it's
better. There's a reason why we 'JEZp
sell 2 pounds for the low price of
Hot Cross Buns at
15c Dozen
Prunes, large, dried, special at only 11
Black Figs, three pounds for only 25
White Figs, three pounds for only 25
Dried Apricots, special, the pound, 20t
Dried Peaches, special, the pound, 15
Dried Cherries, special, two pounds 35
Dried Apples, special, two pounds 25
Many of the specials advertised in Sun
day's papers are still on sale. Phone
your orders to Exchange 12, A 6231.
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Women's New Waists $2.95
Easter Waists at $6.75
Garment Department, Second Floor.
A comparison sale of beautiful new - lingerie and Marquisette
Waists, fashioned with high or Dutqh necks and short sleeves,
trimmed with thread laces, Valenciennes laces and insertions,
hand-embroidery, small pin tucks and crochet but- d cy Ap
tons. These are very attractive Easter Waists, each Di3
Women's Waists of chiffon materials, neatly trimmed with tucks
and bands of satin, lace yokes and satin buttons. Some have
shirred bands; the newest models with high necks and short
sleeves. Also Silk Taffeta and Messaline Waists in stripes and
plain colors, with lace yokes, trimmed with hand-embroidery;
some are plain tailored and trimmed with soutache braid and silk
buttons, with high or Dutch necks, long or short
sleeves. For comparison, priced very special at j)0 O
Easter Confirmation
resses for Children
$6.25 Grades $4.69 $25 Grades at $18.75
Children's Department Second Floor
Comparison Sale of Children's White Lawn and Fancy Net and
Chiffon Combination Dresses for Easter. The most pleasing and
dainty effects, trimmed with baby Irish lace, fine tucKing, Valen
ciennes laces and insertions, hand embroidered, ribbon trimmed.
Sizes 6 to 14 years. Oar best regular stocK values at U fCC
$6.25 to $25.00, specialized for this sale at low price of vIl
Fine Lawn Dresses, Special $2.48
Comparison sale of children's fine lawn Dresses for Easter wear- they are trimmed
with fine lace and embroidery, daintily tucked. Hade in the Dutch J0
neck style with short sleeves; sizes 6 to 14 years, special for this sal?, t&.xO
Sale of Cut Glass and
Brasses, Candle Shades, Etc.
$2.00 Cut Glass Nappies, special,' only 1.49
$2.25 Cut Glass Nappies, special at 81.55
$2.60 Cut Glass Nappies, speciul at 51.95
$3.50 Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer $2.69
$5.50 Cut Glass Sugar and CreAm at $4.25
$4.75 Cut Glass Vases, special, only $3.60
$5.00 Cut Glass Vases, special, only S4.90
$7.25 Cut Glass Vases, special, only $5.75
$9.00 Cut Glass Vases, special, only $6.50
$8.75 Fancy Cut Glass Plates, spec'l, $6.90
All our fancy Candle Shades and Trimmings, new crystal beaded shades in round and
square shapes at sale prices. Economical buyers will take advantage of these prices now.
$1.00 Brass Fern Dishes, special at 70$ $5.00 Brass Vases, special at only $3.95
$3.50 Brass Fern Dishes, special at $2.62 $3.50 Brass Fruit Stands, special at $2.67
$2.25 Brass Vases, special at only $1.80 $1.50 Brass Jardinieres, special at $1.18
500 Men's Splits
At, $15-
On the platform of square dealing we reach out for a more exten
sive clothing business by grading up the quality and cutting down
the prices. We are not so unwise as to think we can get this ex
tended business without offering better values than any other
store. "When we say "value" we mean aualitv of material, work
manship and style it takes all. three to make up the "value." In this
lot we group 500 new Spring Suits, including blue serges, (t -i sr
browns, gray mixture's; all sizes; perfect fit guaranteed, J) JL D.U(J
Our $20.00 Suit are marveldu9 values; they are the new Spring Styles in
dependable materials and most pleasing patterns. Come in blues, fancies,
tans, browns and grays in all sizes for old or young men. ( rf ff
We price them special for comparison at only, the suit, tDV.UU
asement "Bargain Circle" Waist Sale 39c
On the Basement "Bargain Circle" for today a sale of Women's White Lawn Waists. Exactly 480 in the lot, representing' a special
fiurchase of all the maKer had on hand. The materials are fine lawns; the fronts and collars are neatly tucKed and trimmed with
ace and styled with long sleeves. Sizes 32 to 44. If you bay by comparison you will agree that these waists are the oq
most remarKable values yon have ever seen at the low price for today only on the Basement Bargain Circle, at OiC
$1.25 to $2 Silks 89c
Center Circle, 1st Floor
Positively for todav onlv. On our Center Circle, main floor. A lot of Silks
which have been selling in our regular department $1.25 to $2.00 a yard. Consist
ing of the famous Cheney's Foulards, hairline and fancy stripe Grenadines; also a
tot of fancy Silks in stripes, checks and figures, suitable' for dresses and cos
tumes, waists, trimmings, linings, etc. Let it be understood that if any of these
6ilks are left after the sale they will go back in stock at regular prices. OQ.
Todav onlv we soeciallv nrice these Silks. $1.25 to $2.00 crades at Oi
ara'ain Circle Sale for
the Little Tots
A very special purchase made by our Mrs. Older while in. New York enables u.
to make this timely otter, supply all your luture needs at tnese low prices.
Children's Rompers at 59c
of fine quality gingham or chambray, in neat and pretty patterns. Sizes 1 to 6
years. And tnese uniiaren's itompers wiu De inus specially pncea ior ine aay oniy.
Dresses at 69c
On the Bargain Circle, between the ele
vators. A sale of children's Dresses, in
plain chambray and. fancy plaid ging
hams, made French style, with low neck
and short sleeves or high necks and long
sleeves; sizes from 2 to 6 years. CQ
Special,. while they last, choice, Vt
Dresses at $1.19
On the Bargain Circle, between the ele-
vators. A one-day sale of children's
Dresses, made of gingham and cham
bray and percale, in the Dutch neck
styles, with set-in kimono sleeves or
high neck and long sleeves. CI 1 Q
Special for the day only at P
BIG SEWER IS STARTED
Drain Will Tap Immtn Dlirtrirt
on East Side.
Th. Consolidated Contract Company
hu started on th. bljr w.r which will
rfralrt I.orelhurt. Cntr Addition.
North Mount Tabor, ilontavllla and
, Cast Mount Tabor, th. first work start
, Ins; at the foot of East 8t,rk street at
th. Wlliametta River. Piles are belnn
driven for th. tube which will emptr
(into th. riv.r. and icaratlons hare
. ben started In East Stark street, be
, t ween East Water and East Second, for
the big- condnlt. Machinery will be
larcelr used and a tramway on stel
brackets Is bolna- built. The dirt will
be excavated and carried back and
dumped on the completed conduit.
Th Consolidated Contract Company
has the job of building; both sections of
tbe Eul Stark street part of this sow
er system. For the first section, which
wtll be the larreat and runs from the
Willamette River to East Twenty-first
street, the cost Is t,714 and th. part
runnlnr from East Twenty-first to
East Korty-flrst th. prloe named la
I10J.0OO. The next section, smaller In
slxe. runs from East Forty-nirst to
East Plxty-seoond streets, which will
cost 159.000. according; to th. estimates
of' the City Engineer.
It I. announced that the East Stark
sewer system will be completed within
four months. This Is th. beginning; of
the largest sewer construction yet In
augurated In Portland, covering as It
will the Rose City Park and North and
East Mount Tabor districts, and the
cost will run up Into several millions
before the laterals are laid.
BUSINESS MEN CONVENE
Those at Luncheon Hear of Plans
for Elks' Convention.
At a luncheon of the Progressive
Business Men's Club, held In the as
sembly room of the Multnomah Hotel
yesterday. John J. Strltxel, was chair
man of the day, and K. K. Kubll and
Ralph E. Moody, were the principal
speakers. The occasion was denomin
ated Elks' day.
A committee was appointed to as
certain what had been done by the com
mission appointed by Mayor Simon to
select a site for the proposed $600,000
auditorium. Another committee was
appointed to confer with the Library
Commission to see if a library site In
harmony with the Bennett Portland
plans eould be found. A motion to
continue the campaign against fake ad.
vertlslng- was passed, also a dinner in
honor of Hugh Chalmers, an auto
mobile manufacturer, to be held at the
Commercial Club on April IS. under the
auspices of the various Portland Pro
gressive Clubs, was discussed.
Mr. Kubll. exalted ruler of the
Portland Elks, eulogised the order. Mr.
Moody urged every citizen to see that
the city Is properly decorated during;
the convention and that each visitor Is
entertained so that he will go away de
lighted with Portland.
Fred D. Parr, manager of the E. J.
Parr Steamship Company, said that
Norman F. Titus would canvass the
business houses of Portland in the in
terest of shipping to Alaska, and that
If 200 tons of freight were secured,
the steamer St. Helens would sail May
25 for Alaska from Portland; also there
would be two more sailings 35 days
apart. Judge Morrow, V. Vincent
Jones and H- C. McAllister and Marshall
Dana also spoke briefly.
BOURNE LOSING SUPPORT
Dallas Voters Rallying Rapidly to
Support of Ben Selling.
' DALLAS, Or., April 4. (Special.)
The articles appearing; In The Oregon
Ian regarding Senator Bourne's Fall
River cotton business, and the stand
he took with Tefirence, respectively, to
the tariff upon wool and cotton, are
creating much comment here.
Several voters, who have heretofore
been considered as Bourne supporters.
are now open in their denunciation oft taken off their coats to work for Sell-.
Oregon's senior Senator, and have Ing. 1
S. S. BEAVER Sails 9 A M, Sunday, April 7
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San Francisco ci!L $10, $12, $15
Los Angeles Class $21.50, $23.50, $26.50
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