Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 18, 1912, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTTTE MORXIXGr OKEGOXIAN. SATURDAY, 3IAY 18, 1912. 13 , Store Opens at 9:30 A. M., Ctoses 9:30 P. M. Saturdays 23 Take Lunch in Our Beautiful Tea Room on 4th Floor Automatic Refrigerators Are the Best On Sale 3d Floor ' PICTURE FRAMING Artistic picture framing; done by ex perts who are versed In matching col ors and selecting; molding; which har monise with the subjects. Dep't 4th floor Special 25c Shoppers' Lunch Served Daily in Basement Home-Made Bread, Cakes, Pastry, Etc., Dept., 4th Floor Order Your Foods Ready to Serve From Our Delicatessen DON'T SAY "TBANS FER. WEST." 8 AY TRANSFER TO OLDS. WORTH AX & KINO'S "Cool Store" Such pleasant place to drop into on a warm day. The cool, fn-sh air is so invigorating and healthful and yon can get all kinds of soft drinks and light luncheons best in the city. Occupying Entire City Block Bounded by Morrison, Alder, Tenth and West Park 'Useful Store Useful in so many different ways, besides be ing -an extensive conveyor of all kinds of mer chandise. This store furnishes every comfort and convenience for visitors and customers. ALL THE CITY CARS TRANSFER TO THIS STORE. Oregon Elecfa Cars Stop at Our Door. Iff' This Store Prepared Tl .70i to Serve You Men's $20 to $25 Suits $17,35 In the Men's Corner, First Floor Southeast. Every man who is not fully equipped for Rummer should visit this store before making his purchase. Our bayers have made unusual preparations to care for your needs, and make permanent customers of you. You will be especially inter ested in this sale of high-grade Suits as the materials are all new and good and the pleasing shades of brown, tan and gray will appeal to you. There is a broad ranee for choosing; the regular prices run $20.00, $22.50 and f1 7 QJ? $23 00. You may have your choice today at the low price of only OA Evening Sale of Men's $2.50, $3.50 Pants $1.95 From 6 to 9:30 P. M, on the Main Floor. There are only .ViO pairs of men's Trou.-ser in this lot and at such a very low price they would not lat all day. So, to give all a fair chance, we tart the sale at 6 o'clock; none shown or sold before that time. The materials are wnrMed and easMmeres in the most pleasing CI Q C pattern--; recular f 2.30. to $3.50 values, special price, pair P Men's Underwear 45c Union Suits Now 65c Guaranteed Hosiery Just as important to insure your socks as it is your house. Same proposition only on a smaller scale. Ilere's four standard and reliable makes: "Hole- " " proof," "Interwoven," 'Shawknit" and "Everlasting," all (rood. Come in black and colore, light, medium and heavy weights. All sizes, and guaranteed. Don't fail to see them. 25c "BILT-TO'WEAR" SOX, 6 Pair $1 Fine grade, mercerized finish, medium weight, in 00 black, tan, gray, navy; all sizes; 25c grade, 6 prs. ' IZ SPECIAL anaies today.... Bargain Circle, 1st, Floor Delicious, pure candies, made with the same care and observance of cleanliness as though they were the products of your own kitchen. HE always buys HER Sunday candies here, because SHE enjoys them more. See display on the bargain circle, between the elevators. 40c Assorted Buttercups, lb. 27c 50c Chocolate Chips, the lb. 30c 40c Cream Almonds at lb. 30c 30c Mint Molasses Lumps, 20c 50c Assorted Chocolates, lb. 30c 40c Molasses Nut Taffy, lb. 25c 40c Figola Chocolates, at, lb. 25c 25c Clear Hard Candy at, lb. 20c 40c Molasses Caramels, lb. 25c 50c Marshmallow Chocolates 27 30c Sponge Taffy Straws at 25c 30c Chocolate Mint Chews 25c Women's Long Gloves 50c Women's pure Silk Gloves in the" 16-button length, with double finger tips, in black, white, gray, tan and navy. The most popular CQ Summer Gloves, for this sale, the pair"' In the men's comer, main floor, a line of "Athletic" Under wear, shirts and drawers, in plain white gauze; shirts have no f.lreve, drawers have 3-hutton sateen band; knee A g IencTh: sizes up to 50, priced at, the garment, only "Porosmesh" Union Suits in the ecru only, light weiirht, short fleeves. knee lencth. The most popular (far- fCp mcnts made for men. A full line of sizes, the suit vJv Men's Nainsook Union Suits, 70c Nainsook Underwear, 35c The most comfortable garments made for these hot Summer days. Cool nainsook shirts, with no sleeves, anlQtif drawers in the knee lenirth. Special price, a garment --'V I'nion Suits, made of the same material, special at only 70 "Scrivcn" Elastic Seam Underwear Ankle K-nirtb, made of soft white twill, smooth-fitting, com fortable and durable; made in all waist measures from 30 to 50. and inseam or leir lengths from .'10 to 34. At IZtC and $1 The "Scriven" Elastic Seam Union Suits, no sleeves, knee 1 mi tli, in all sizes. We price them for this sale at 1.50 Straw Hats $1.50 to $3 Here's the fancy rough braid "Sennits" with inside trimmings. All the fellows are out with their straw hats; better fall in line. There's a complete line of sizes C?1 CO in this lot, which we price at Split Braids the plain straw hats,- yacht shape, the hat that will always be popular with that class of men who dress quietly and in good taste. They are the favorite sellers. You can't equal tbem tfJO Ef elsewhere at this price. Each ?. aOU ."Sennits' in split braids and fancy rough braids, many different- styles to choose from, enough to please every tO 00 taste. e price them, each, only JVfVf A full stock of Milans and Panamas, priced very reasonably. Don't fail to see them. New Cheshire Derbies $3 Women's imported Washable ": Chamoisette Gloves, in the .16-button. length,, in white and natural chamois color; all sizes, 6Vi to-Cftf 7, most extraordinary value at, ' pair""' White Silk Gloves Only 39c White Doeskin Gloves for 95c Every woman knows just what to expect in one of our glove sales. "Qualities and assortments just a little better than represented." Two - clasp white OQ. Silk Gloves, with double finger tipi are specialized for this'sale at, pair Doeskin Gloves in the one-clasp style, Paris point back; sizes 5 to J-Qttf. A.glpve which will wash nicely, and give perfect satisfaction. Price, pair Women's "Kauser" Silk Gloves 50c "Kayser's," the kind that .don't wear out. Colors are black, white, gray, Cfl tan, brown, navy and pongee;. all sizes. A glove of much merit. Pair at JC Women's $5.00 Handbags at $3.89 In the leather goods store, main floor, Morrison-street way, a sale of the newest styles in women's Handbags, suitable for afternoon, evening and street wear. The materials are goat seal and walrus leather ef-fO QQ fects, with gilt, gunmetal or silver frames. Our regular values up to $5.00 each, at this sale for only P&QJ Women s Hosiery Black Silks, Special at 89c Pair Silk Lisle Hose, 3 Pairs $1 In the hosiery store, main floorf a sale of women's pure ia grain thread Silk Stockings with lisle thread garter tops, tipped with lavender, blue or gold silk bands; all QQ sizes in the lot. Priced special for this sale, a pairO'C Silk Lisle Hose in the fine, lightweight quality, in black, tan and white. Extra spliced soles and heels. All OO sizes. An imported stocking. Special, 3 pairs at r " W Silk Boot Hose, at Pair 47c 50c Lace Hose, at Pair 25c $1 Box Envelopes for 35c In the stationery aisle, main floor, Tenth-street way, a sale of good grade fcnvelopes, square shape unen, ; regular $1.00 grades, special price, the grade Envelopes, square shape linen, put up 250 to the box, and A i box, doc, or the package at Envelopes to match the O. W. EL Pound Paper; very good 1 frrnHpK! nnAcinl nrice. SO for A aVw Pound Paper 15c 1 50 Envelopes 15c The O. W. Kr special Pound Paper, a splendid grade; 00 sheets 1 C to the pound; on sale for -C WALL MOTTOES On 6tiff cardboard; beautiful sentiments, Ofi. colored illustrations; our regular. 25c grades, special at two for 75c Mesh Veilings for 48c In the Veiling Department, First Floor. A sale of our entire stock of all the newest mesh Veilings, an assortment so extensive that every taste may be satisfied. Every wanted 00 color and all size meshes; 75c grades at 48c, and 35c grades for 50c Beauty, Bar Pins 29c An immense showing of 12-carat rolled-gold plate Beauty Pins and Bar Pins in plain and engraved styles, in English or Roman finish; pleasing shapes. Supply your Summer needs at this sale. Our regular Q 50c values for 29c, and regular 35c values, special for this sale at Women's Boot Silk Hose, fashioned or seamless, lisle thread tops; black, white and tan; all sizes, the pair Women's Imported Lace Hose, full fashioned, fine lisle thread, laoe ankle; white, pink and blue shades; best Tegular 50c grades, offered special at only, pair Children's Hose, in fine ribbed cotton, full seamless; sizes 6 to 10, white and tan; Summer weights; pair 47c 'quality 25c 11c A Special Sale of 2000 Boys' Suits S'val,$6.45 In the Juvenile Store, 1st Floor. 20X) Hoys Suits will go in this lot; remember they are all new, fresh from the tailor' bench. Norfolk styles for juniors and Knicker bockers for the bigger boys up to 17 years of age. These suits were made especially for us out of the short lines of cloths which had ac cumulated at "one of the big Eastern factories. All are good new materials, strictly this season's poods and the patterns are the best. If you were to compare them with suits sold in other stores at $8.50, $10 and $12.50 you would call them worth every cent as much. We know it and you will be easily convinced. For to- yf C day's selling we specialize them at the low price of only eDOexO f 1000 SuitsZsa. $4.45 In the Juvenile Store, main floor, a sale of 1000 Boys' Suits in the Knicker bocker and Norfolk styles. Many have two pairs of pants, full lined, with taped seams; bottom faced. Coats are lined with serge or alpaca. A good lot of suits in worsteds, cashmeres, cheviots and serges. You will ClA A C man-el at thee splendid values; specialized for this sale at Boys' Wash Suits $1.50 and $2 Grades, Special At 98c A seasonable and tim.lv offering of boys Wash Suit f00 to ch.xioe from, all siren from 2 to 8 years; Blister Brown, sailor or military collars; very attractive styles ana com Dinai ions, maae up of palatea. percales and ehambrays, in blue, white Q 0 and t.vn ar.d stnped patterns; $1.5') to $2 values, only Botjs' $land$1.50Shirts79c Boy' Shirts of good quality soiett material, with French cuffs, plain and polo collars, in cream, pearl, tan and white; yQ soft niorcrri.ed finish; regular $1 to $1.50 values, special Sale Toilet Goods and Drugs ((Verdura 4711" Soap Free! In the Drug Departm't To' introduce the new " Verdura 4711" Toilet Soap, of which we have just received a large shipment, we will give to. each customer who makes a purchase of drugs or toilet S v o $1.00 or more a cake of this soap ' goods amounting to Tfll! PTPiPPR Fu" 1500 sheets to iuiLtirrtn tne ron isc inn grade for low price of only IUU Oriental Cream. Gourauds. H-60 I value at the low price of only ' Cold Cream. Colrate's, lsrgo 0K jar, on sale at the low prloe of Cold Cream, Sanltol, regv 25c. 194 Hind's Honey and Almond 0 9m Cream, regular 11.00. at only Lehn ft rink's Talcum only 154 Williams' Talcum on sale at 154 Squlbb'a Talcum on sale at 154 Odor-Shun on sale at only 224 Amolln for low prloa of only 19e Mum on sale at low price of 234 Batnasweet for low price of 194 Kequa's Perfumed Bath Pow- I C der on sale at low price of 131 Violet Toilet Ammonia only 254 4711 Bath baits at 254. 504. 1 Soaps. Fairy or Ivorv, rea-. 6c. Si Hoaps, Jergon's, Oatmeal. Witch- 0 hazel. Buttermilk, on sale only 0 sVaps. Jap. KiiM regular 10c, at 5 Foaps. Pear' ln9-eoted. 15c, 1Q4 Soups, Caatile La Renlra, lOo, at (i f I.lsterlne. Lambert's, rea;. 64c, 40 Buy Bum, roffular S5c value. 214 Peroxide, rea-ular lc. at only 21 Peroxide, regular 10c, at only 5 Ammonia, rsg-ular lOo value at 84 Olive Oil. retc. 60c-t.ic at 454-234 Sassafras Bark, rea-ular 10c at 54 Fltrh's HRlr Tonic, res:. SI. at fine Ff terra Hair Tonic, re-. 6oc at -0 Parisian Sage Hair Tonic. 10p regular 60o value on sale for ruU Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, J0p regular 60c value at price o' uu Sanltol Liquid Shampoo, 25c, 154 Abllena Water, res. 35c value. 25e Malt Nutrlne, res. 2bc value. 19C Face Sponges, reff. 10c value, 64 Face Chamois, re.;. 6c value, 3tf Hair Brushes, regular 76c, at 50C Tooth Brushes, regular S5c, 184 Hand Scrubs, regular 25c, at 154 Manicure Scissors, special at 65C Plnkham's Remedies, res. l, 794 Swamp-Root, regular $1, at 794 Sanitary Belts, regular 26c, 25 Sanitary Belts, regular 60c. "3e Absorbent Cotton, reg-. 26a, at 214 Household Olove Rubber, QQn regular 60c value on sale at wuu Aluminum Drinking Cups, 10c, 84 Dressing Combs, reg. 60c, at 33c Syringes, guaranteed, two - quart, regular 21.00, at 854; three- I quart, regular 11.16 value, only Rubber-lined Traveling Cases, 7 C asst. pattern eratonne. regv $1, ' wu BORDEN'S MAL.TKD MILK SERVED" IREE, lee Cold or Ho. Special. Free Demonstration. Hospital slse. reg. IS. 75. at 82.98 Large slie, regular $1.00, only 8O4 Small a lie. regular 60c, only -lOc-Bathlng Caps, all rubber, at 7Cn low price of 254, 504 and 0 Silk or Cotton, rubberized, asort'd patterns and styles, prises 0 Cft rang from 254 up to i3U mm III5 Manufacturers9 Samples of Muslin U nderwear At b actory Prices On the Center Circle, First Floor All aisles on the main floor lead to this sale of women's Underrauslins, the largest and most complete lot we have ever been able to get. High-grade and popular-priced garments, every one pertect, carefully stitched, as samples al ways are, and above all are made of the very best materials, such as nainsook, sheer batiste, linen, silk mull, wash taffeta, crepe, longcloth, crepe de chine, mercerized batiste, etc. Trimmed in all kinds and grades of laces, embroid eries, ribbons, headings, medallions, etc. Each garment bears the original manufacturer's ticket, showing the dozen price ; divide that, by 12 to get the price which you are to pay.' Come and examine them. On Center Circle. Women's" Gowns at manufacturers' cost, priced from up to $10.00 Combinations, offered during this sale at prices from 55 up to $8.00 Women's Drawers, special during- this sale at factory priees, 35f to $53. OO Princess Slips, factory prices, during this sale, from $1.00 up to $8.00 Corset Covers, offered during this sale at prices from 22 up to $1.50 Chemise, during this salq, manufacturer's prices from 55 on up to $2.50 Long White Skirts, offered special during this sale from 55 up to $3.00 Knee Skirts, during this sale, manufacturer's prices, from 55 to $2.50 Exclusive Agent for "Maurine" Preparations bee Demonstration Maurine Beauty Lotion 504-91 Maurine Satin Cream 504 and SI Maurine Rosebud Rouge only 504 Maurine Astringent on sal at 504 Maurine Skin Food 604 and 111 SATURDAY SPECIALS IN THE BIG BASEMENT STORE m Women's $25 Suits at $14.48 Women' s$10Hat $3.75 Women' Suits which were bought at half the manufacturer's Iu the basement "underprice store," a sale of worn- price, which was loss than the cost of material alone, say noth ing of the making. Our customers get the benefit. It's the most remarkable offer in point of value and price we have yet offered. The materials are serges, diagonals, whipcords, wor- LJ, ("steds, homespuns and mixtures in a great variety of colors. They are faultlessly tailored, well lined, will fit perfectly and are fashioned according- to the latest vogue, bale begins at o A. M. Come early and avoid the afternoon crowds. Regular ts, on sale in the Base- e"1 A AO tore at the low price ot x T.-tJ 77 Hat Shapes Uv to i7.5U at use A tremendous purchase of these excellent shapes, boueht at a fraction of the manufacturer's cost; the entire purchase of 1000 Hats will be offered for sale in the Hasement for today. This lot represents the newest creations in tint rimmed millinery Milans, Azures. Hemps. Fine Chips, etc. Black, white and color-. Regular values from 1.00 to aq $7.50. Specially price! for today iu the Basement at only, each iOC A BIG SALE OF SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOW i t S'JtUX) and -' m buits III ment " Underprice Stor en s inmmed lists, samples ana l actory hats which we bought at great sacrifice. flJO '7CL ("tit fl KJ display Beautiful creations worth to $10, special Women's $5 Hats $1.98 The season's newest creations in flower-trim 'd dress Hats, semi-dress Hats and tailored Hats. Founda tions of the popular braids; every shape and every color; an assortment so extensive that every modest taste may be satisfied. Splendid values 1 QQ up to $3.00, specialized for this sale at piei70 Tailored Hats at $1.29 A sale of 200 splendid tailored Hats for street wear. No matter if you have bought a conple of Spring hau, one of these will come in nicely for next-best. They are good, seasonable styles. Samples and odd lines and sell regularly at $2.50 to $3.30. fl Baivainized at the special price of only P AeawJJ SCREENS JN THE BASEMENT Maurine Hair Tonic, at only HI Maurine Shampoo on sale for 504 Maurine Ecsema Lotion only 504 Maurine Depilatory at only 504 Maurine Hand Lotion for only 254 Saleof Children's Dresses VERY SPECIAL $1.19 In the children's section, second floor, a sale of neat little Tub Dresses, made of gingham, chambray and percale; pretty, new hot-weather styles, with Dutch neeks and short CI 1 Q sleeves; sues 6 to 14 years MIDDIES $1.49 A lot of very new styles in white galatea Middies, styles with navy flannel collars and cuffs; also the new Tennis Middies, with neat belt and roll collar of navytfjl yf Q galatea; sires 6 to 16 yrs. V"' $3 Croquet Set $2.29 An S-ball Croquet Set, made of hard wood throughout, balls and mallets nicely finished, arches made of gal vanized wire; packed ia dJO OQ good strong box; $3 value .J Sale of English China HIGH-GRADE STANDARD MAKES MIN TON'S. DOULTON, COALPORT, ROYAL WORCESTER AXD CAULDRON' EVERY AR TICLE REDUCED. DEP'T OX THIRD FLOOR All Cut Glass 20 Off Entire stock. We are exclusive Portland agents for Libbey Cut Glass, the standard of the world. Great Sale Art Brasses $2.75 Brass Jardinieres, special for only $2.00 $3.23 Brass Jardinieres, special for only $2.40 $3.75 Brass Jardinieres, special for only $2.90 $3.50 Brass Jardinieres, special for only $4.35 $7.50 Brass -Jardinieres, special for only $5.95 $9.00 Brass Jardinieres, special for only $7.10 $3.00 Brass Hanging Baskets, special at $2.35 $3.50 Brass Fern Dishes, special at only $2.75 $3.40 Brass Smoking Sets, special at only $2.65 $1.25 Brass Ink Stands, special price only OS Demonstration Howard Dustless Dusters, 1st fir. GROCERIES Phone order clerk on duty at 8 A. M. 40c COFFEE 28 Our own O. "V7. K. Imperial ttoasi uonee. Thousands use it, all like OO. it Our regular 40c grade, special, a lb. awOC TILLAMOOK CHEESE AT 19ct A POUND Oregon's best pure cream cheese. Imported Swiss Cheese, special price, a lb., 33 Sardines, Bezier's Yacht Club, an im- " ported 25o grade, special for this sale at XS7C Golden Wax String Beans, two cans, only 25 25e can Hotel Mushrooms, special at only 18 25e bottle Blue Label Catsup, special, only 18J Boiled Ham, sliced, the genuine Eastern O ttg sugar-cured, special for this sale, the lb. OOC 30c can Ghirardellrs Chocolate, special for 25t New Potatoes, 5 Pounds for 25c Fresh Green Peas, 5 Pounds 25c Delicious salads, prepared meats and fishes, im ported and domestic cheese, sausages, kosher meats and delicacies, ready to serve. . 4th floor. The Famous 'Palmer' Hammocks Reg. $6.50 Grades Special at $4.95 In the big fourth floor store for today we will specialize the famous Palmer Hammocks, which for strength, durability and good patterns have no equal. The hammock affords a world of comfort, especially on a warm day. Buy now and get the full benefit. Let us show you. Palmer's elose Marseilles weave, jaequard design, in body and valance: has concealed spreader at head ; extra large pillow, divided suspension, varnished wood bars at head and foot, with pat ented tips and adjustable hitch end rings, requiring no adjustable ropes or knots. A QC Our best regular $15.50 values, on special sale for today at the low price of only $2.25 Hammocks for $1.65 Plaid Hammock, in open gauze weave, made in an attractive arrangement of plaids; has concealed spreader at head,, continuous stringing; wood bar at foot, with patented tips and adjustable hitch end rings; well made and very strong; regular (JJI E $2.25 values, offered special at Pvv $4.25 Hammocks at Only $2.95 This Hammock might well be called a Sleepy Hol low Hammock. The material is elose-woven, and made very strong. It has concealed spreader at the head, and is strung double at head and foot with cord, furnishing a very strong form of sus pension; extra wide and long, with a CO QC large pillow. Reg. $4.25 values, spe. P&,i7J A Good Fishing Outfit $2.50 In the Sporting Goods Store, 4th floor, a Fishing Outfit comprising a split bamboo fly rod, 25-yard trout line, a nickel-plated reel, a flybpok with flies (J r and leaders, a basket and strap. The complete outfit is yours for &a3U COTTERILL TO BE GUEST SH-atilr's Major Come to Banquet of Anil-Saloon L-cue. tief-ra-e T. 0ttr111. Mayor of Feattle, ts to sr-eak at a banquet hn this city on ilr at t. Multnomah. The ar reestrurnts (.r the affair are In the hand f M'' il DOau&Ulaa ul IL Anti-Saloon League and Invitations are brtng sent out. The particular purpose of the meet ing, according to Information gained at the League headquarters. u to In augurate a special campaign for the purpose ef eliminating the evils Inci dent to the roadbouses; liquor selling In construction camps and similar places outside ef municipalities. The p. an ts te urge the enactment of a law which will take te licensing powel from the Connty Courts. At Leaf Ileadquasrlara XI. au misrt that there waa considerable demand for this legislation throughout the state and the movement was receiving much co-operation. Rattler BltM farmer. LTLE. Wastu. May IT. (Special.) J. P. Carey, while slashing on his farm IS miles north of here, waa bitten by a rattlesnake. The wound was Imme diately cut with a sharp knife and carbolic arid applied and Mr. Carey ia sacorari&K. TRUANT'S STORY DENIED Father Denies Statement Made by Boy Picked Xp by Police. The statement of 11-year-old Arthur Crawford that bis parents live In Spo kane, and that he was compelled to leave home because his sister, with whom he was living, had married and V. Crawford, of 770 Osage avenue, the lad'a father. Young Crawford was picked up by the police as he was pre paring to leave for Bpokane. "Arthur, who Is 11 years old, not 13, got Into trouble because he played tru ant, said Mr. Crawford yesterday. "He left school week ago last Tuesday afternoon, emd the truant officer was unable to find him. so I put the matter In the h an rl s -o f the police. "The boy's sister is attending school at the Ladd School, where he was at- the seventh grade. Arthur is In the sixth. "We have been living -In the .city since last December, -and the boy has been going to school since last Febru ary. I don't see how they could get an idea at the Police Station that we lived in Spokane, for my signed de scription of the boy is on file there." Divorce Scandal Has. Aftermath. EUBSXQt (fee U&X .w4CftoenlUs As an aftermath to the suit for aliena tion of Mrs. Plank's affections, filed by W. S. Plank against W. P. Morse. Eugene capitalist, Mrs. Eva R, Morse applied for and was yesterday granted a divorce from her husband. Proper ty rights were settlsd out of court. Plank has sued his wife for divorce, and the case will come to trial short ly. Plank recovered 13500 in his suit against Morse. It has been stated in court that the- judgment will be paid fid &Q ftWl &kD "