tttt: Monxixo oregoxtat. Saturday. jue i, 1912. 11 Snecial 25c Shoooers' Lunch Served, in the Basement UH&i Women's and Misses' Shoe-Shining Parlors in Basement ftlnh.Clrtce lomolnt Tlimniririn. Hlamnnd. Set 1st Floor M M ajar a m rfrmwm as- a y j - w Popular Verdict "It you want high-class, reliable mer chandise if you want to trade in a clean, sanitary, np-to-date Btnre, yon must go to Olds, Wortman & King.", The best lighted, best ventilated store west of of Chics go, occupying entire city block. Store Opens 9:30 A. M. Closes at 9:30 P. M. EVERY SATURDAY "The Store" in a Class By Itself Old9 Wortman & King aat aBM - a m a j-a m - f V d Agents for the Famous Go s sard Front Lace Corsets Qfr Mme. Mariette, Helene, Marquise and Rengo Belt Corsets W.M Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets on Second Floor $7.50 Couch Hammocks $4.95 In the 4th floor dept. a sale of Couch Hammocks, made of heavy canvas, with wind shield. The frame is made of selected hard wood. It is very comfortable in every way. Sleep outside in one of these and pet a good, fresh air sleep. Size 28 A AJ at aDtWtJ x72. Regular $7.50 values, priced during this sale 60MM Voting Contest 21 Cash Prizes $6000.00 in Gold Given to the Most Popular Societies, Churches and Charitable Institutions Great Sale of Women's Gloves Sale Men's Negligee Shirts HICH-CRADE SILK AND LINEN and $4.50 Grades $2.95 Now, fellows! Here's the finest line of Negligee Shirts we have ever handed oat at such a price. They are made of silK and linen materials in soft white negligee effects, with pretty colored and self-stripe patterns, starched collar bands, soft French turn-bacK cuffs; all sizes; o QC excellent values at $4.00 and $4.50, at pfW Athletic Silk Underwear $1.95 A very fine grade of pure silK, cream-colored Shirts made in the athletic styles, open down the front No sleeves; Drawers to match, Knee lengths. Shirts, sizes 34 to 43 ; Drawers 1 Q sizes 30 to 42; special at, the garment P Men's Pure Linen Shirts and Drawers at $1.25 Each UNION SUITS, $2.50 Made of pure Irish linen ; shirts athletic style, open down front ; no sleeves ; drawers knee length; union Suits with no sleeves and knee length, all sizes. Take advantage. Sale "Scriven's' Elastic Seam Underwear DBA WE US, 75c AND $1.00 PAIR UNION SUIT 3, $1.60 EACH Drawers made with elastic stockinette strip down the seams. Union Suits made athletic style, of fine quality cross-bar nain sook, with wide stockinette seam down back and around the waist; all sizes for men. Investigate. wi$4 Good Hose Men's "Shaw-Knit" Socks, 25c Fair Socks that are guaranteed to give satisfactory wear, or can be exchanged for new ones. Light or medium weight in mercerized lisle thread; colors are black, tan, navy and gray. All sizes. Men's "Union Leader" Socks, Box I Pairs, Special, 45c Made of fast black ; two-thread yarn ; will wear like iron; just give them a trial; well take them back if you are not satisfied. All sizes in the lot. Ask for votes. for the Men Men's 25c "Bilt-to-Wear" Socks, Spe cial, S Pairs for 60c Fine grade of medium weight silk lisle thread, made to give satisfactory wear; 4-thread re inforced heels and toes ; a good, dressy Sock, in black, tan, navy, gray, helio. and burgundy; all sizes in this lot. Men's S5c Imported Silk Lisle Socks, Special, 29c Pair Light weight, full fashioned, Tine quality black silk lisle. We have all sizes in this large lot. Be sure and ask for votes. Sale of Drugs and Toilet Needs For Today and Monday Main Floor Fairy Soap, regular to. on sal at only 3 Hand or Kitchen Sapollo, regular 10c at 6aS Toilet Paper, ltOO sheets. regular 15c at 104 4711 Vordura Glycerine 8oap, regular 10c at 6d Jergens' Old-Fashloned Boap. regular 10c at 6 a Armour"! Toilet Boap, S In box. reg. 15c 10e Peara' Unecented Soap, regular 15c at only lO Packers' Tar 8oap, regular 25c on sale at 15aj Carbona, a cleaner, regular Ha, at only 19 Knerglne. regular J5c. on sale for only 194 Toilet Ammonia, regular 15o, on Bale for 21 HouMhold Ammonia, regular 10c on sale at 84 Whisk Brooms, regular 15c on sale only 104 Drinking Cups, "Aluminum," regular 10c at 84 Sponge, nice else, regular tic. on sal at 164 face Spongea, regular c en sale for only Bar Machine Oil. regular 25c placed on sale at 194 Duatleas Duators, regular 26c on sale for 154 Tooth Brushes, regular lie, on sale for only. 84 Tooth Brush, regular S5c on sale at only 194 Hand Bcrubs, regular 25c, on sal at only 194 Hair Brushea, regular 75c on sale for only B04 Household Rubber Olovae, regular 5c at 394 Rubber-lined Caae and Wash Cloth. 15o val 104 Sanitary Belts, regular 15c on sale at only 2S4 Absorbent Cotton, full pound, regular SSo, 214 Maurine Toilet Articles These goods are eold by Olds, 'Wortman 4c King only with the understanding that they will do everything that they money Dicx: Cream at only R04 Lotion at only 50t Liquid Shampoo COa Soap on sale at uMii Dap llatory only 604 claim they will do, or Astringent only R04 Sktn Food only XOC Rouge at only 50 Hand Lotion at 2 Hair Tonlo at 81.00 Peroxide, one-pound else, regular 15c at 214 Peroxide, ona-auarter-nnunri iiu mt in, at Llstertne. Lambert's, regular SOc, at only 3T4 Witch Hasel. lt-ouT fte bottle, regular 15c 214 Olyoo Thymollne, I ,feular SOc. on sal at 394 Plnkham'a Remedlea, regular 11.00, only 794 Caatorla, "Fletcher's." regular 15c at only 254 Bromo Beltser, regular 11.00. on sale at 834 Sal Hepatlca. regular EOc. on sale, for only 434 Tlx, for tired feed, regular 25c for only 234 Talcum Powder. "Lehn Flnk'a. re. 15c 104 Olive Oil. finest quality at 254. 604 and 754 Eno's Fruit Bait, regular 11.00, at only 804 Pond's Extract, regular SOc on sale only 394 Swamp-Root, regular il.00, on aale at only 79 OudVe pepto Mangan, regular 11.00, only 834 Lavorls. regular 50c on aale low price of 404 Pebeco Tooth Paste, regular 80c for only 404 Banltol Tooth Paste, regular 25c at only 19 Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream, reg. 60c 294 Daggett Si Ramadells' Cream, regular 80c 404 Plvers Extract, all odors, regular T5c only 694 Petroleum Jelly, regular 25c on sale for 124 Syringe beat white) rubber, rapid-flow tubing, with three) hard -rubber fittings. Guar- or, anteed; J-qt.. rag. It. at 754; l-qt, reg. 81.25. OOC Borden's Malted Milk SPECIAL SALE AD DEMOXSTRATIOS. Served Hot or Cold on the First Floor. Hospital Size, 11.75 cans on sale for only(2.98 The Large 81ze, 81.00 cans, on sale) only 804 The Small Else. 80o Jars, on sal for only 404 PRl-H LAXATIVE BITTKRS. Special earn-f I pie; free demonstration, it does the work. V I 75c Veiling at 47c Yard 35c Veilings at 23c Yard Today only, at the Veiling Counter, on first floor, a sale of the newest mesh Veilings; 7.5c grades at 47c OQ and onr regular 25c and 3o Veilings at, the yard, -3C Women's $5.00 Handbags at $2.98 la the leather goods aisle, main floor, Morrison street wity a sale of the very newest thine in Handbags; dainty shapes and sizes; all leather lined; are fitted with the newest handles and frames, in every popular fcO QQ finish; the very best $.5.00 values at this price .isO Groceries 40c Coffee at 28c Pound Imperial Roast, a perfect blend. 30c Chocolate, a can for only 25 Norway Mackerel, two for only 23 New Potatoes, iix pounds for 25J Tillamook Cheese, pound, only 19 Baking Powder, the pound at 29 A cream or tartar baking powder. Bloaters special at 8 for only 25 30c Altars Oranges, a doien for 2ot Sheets and Pillow Cases Much Less A GREAT MILL PURCHASE AT 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT FROM REO'L'R PRICE Size 63x99 Sheets, specially priced at 46 Size 72x90 Sheets, specially priced at 48 PILLOW SLIPS PRICED ONLY, 12Vx Size 81x90 Sheets, specially priced at 53 Size 90x90 Sheets, specially priced at 58 PILLOW SLIPS PRICED ONLY 156 Lot 2-Extra heavy Pillow Cases, size 45x 36 inches ; great values for hotels, -s The dozen, $1.75: each, snecial at I fir PILLOW CASES ONLY 14o Lot 3-IIemst itched Pillow Cases, 200 doz size -s a 43x36 inches ; in very exceptional grades. In this sale we offer them at only 1 4C Lot 1 A great line of medium weight PU low blips, size 4ox.J6 ins., spe- 1 O 1 rial, the doz. $1.40, or each at 1 & '"2 C Free A Dish of Ice Cream or Ice Cream Soda Free To more thoroughly introduce our famous ice cream, which we verily believe to be the best in Portland, we will give to each customer who makes a purchase amounting to $1.00 or more, in any department of the store, a check good for a dish of our regular 10c Ice Cream or an Ice Cream Soda. Ask the floor men for checks only one check to a custo mercheck will be redeemed any time during the Summer.- oSSf Candy Specials Uet a big sack of Landy for a very 40e Opera Chips, the pound, 30 50o O. W. K. Chocolates, lb., 33 40e Toasted Marshmallown, 25 J 40c Cream Almonds, pound, 30 50c Chocolate Chips, pound, 35 2oe Lanre Frnit Gum Drops, 18J Milk Chocolates, three for 10 little money today. Dont forget 40c After-dinner Mints, only 30 30e Cocoa. Molasses Caramels 20 40c Chocolate Fingers, pound, 27 23c Sugar Mints, the pound, 18 30c Molasses Lumps, pound 20? 40e Mint Chocolate Chews 25 Ask for votes when trading here. Orer 300 pairs of good, stylish Trousers in this lot; neat blue and stripes, browns and striped worsteds, in sizes 31 to 42 waist CJO measure; neat fitting, well tailored $5.00 values. Special, pr. ? Extra Special From 6 fo 9:30 P. M. $3.50 and $4 Pants $1.95 6 to 9:30 P. M. An evening sale of men's Pants for next-best wear; a good assortment of patterns; sizes up to 42 waist measure; d1 QE good values at $3.50 and $4.00. Special this sale, the pair P $10.00 or Raincoats $6.45 In the men's store, on the main floor, a sale of men's Auto Dusters or Rain Coats, in tan, dark tan and olive shades, double or single breasted, cut long and full; some have belt backs and slash pockets. CC A C These come in all sizes. The regular $10.00 grades for only PVJTJ Women's Hats $3.95 Millinery Dept. Second Floor. Today you may choose unrestrict edly any Trimmed, Tailored or Walking Hat in our stock except Knox worth up to $12.00. The stock comprises the sea son's best novelties in all sizes and shapes and colors. If it's marked f0 AT $12.00 or less yon get it for i&Oa&SsD When Making Purchases Ask for Votes. $12 Hat Shapes at $4.95 $2.50 to $6 Hat Shapes h Price In the Millinery Store, second floor, today, we place on sale our novelty Dress Hat Shapes, untrimracd. The finest English Milans, Hemps, Tagals and Imported Leghorns, in black, white and colors, comprising our entire stock of $7.50, C A QC $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00 values, your choice at only 5ff-"tD Our regular $2.60 to $6.00 shapes, special at just HALF PRICE Women's Fancy Neckw'r 65o GRADES, SPECIALLY PRICED TODAY AT ONLY 25 $155 GRADES, SPECIALLY PRICED TODAY AT ONLY 48t $2.50 GRADES, SPECIALLY PRICED TODAY AT ONLY QSc Here's a sale which will appeal to every woman's sense of refine ment, for every woman loves dainty neck fixings. Three lota of fancy Neckwear in the fluffy effects, suitable for every occasion; also plain tailored styles; the newest novelties in French creations. Whether you wish Dutch styles, Jabots or stocks, Cascades or frill, set or single piece, you 11 find them here at special Q sale prices ; 65c values, 25c ; $1.25 values, 48c ; $2.50 values 1 OC June White Sale Begins Monday Watch Sunday Papers For Particulars Fitting Gloves Is a Science 4. Vy A ll7trA a. "vi '. r .. - . . And we employ only scien tific fitters. There is a world of satisfaction in having your gloves cor rectly fitted and it doubles the life of them. An ill fitting glove msices the hand look deformed, it is uncomfortable and will soon break out. When we glove your hand, we win your heart. Department first floor, Morrison way. 1000 PAULS WOMEN'S WASHABLE DOESKIN GLOVES, Special, 95c Pair One-clasp, whits. These Gloves are pique sewn and we have all sizes in the lot. Take advantage of theso prices. 1200 .PAIRS 16-BUTTON CHAMOISETTE GLOVES. SPECIAL, 47c Full 16-button length, White or natural color. These come in all sizes. Don't fail to ask for votes on all purchases. 800 PAIRS WOMEN'S 8-CLASP KID GLOVES, SPECIAL, 69c PAIR Overseam sewn, in back, white and tan colors. We have all sizes in this lot. Supply your wants at these low pries. "THE KAYSER" SILK GLOVES The safest Olove to buy. The kind that don't wear out at the finger ends and sold to you with a guarantee that guarantors. A new pair free if the tips wear out before the gloves. When making purchases, be sure to ak for votes on the contest. Kayser short silk Gloves, marked very special for this sale at, the pair, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.60 Kavser long silk Gloves, marked very special for this sale at, the pair, $1.00, $1.25, $1.60, $2.00 2000 WOMEN'S 10c INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, SPECIAL, 6c EACH Good quality sheer lawn, neat hemstitched bem. Your choice of small or large initials. Lay in a good supply now. Sale Children's Good Hosiery CHILDREN'S 15c COTTON HOSE, SPECIAL, 11c PAIR White or tan color, in fine ribbed cotton. These Hose come in sizes from 6 to 10. Economical mothers will take advantage. CHILDREN'S "NO MEND" STOCKINGS, 25c PAIR Linen spliced knees, heels and toes. They come in fine ribbed black lisle thread and we have sizes from 6 to 10. Something good. CHILDREN'S "HOLEPROOF" HOSIERY, BOX SIX PAIRS, $2.00 For boys or girls, with a six months' guarantee. "My, what a blessing at last." They come in hizes from 54 to 10. CHILDREN'S "WAYNE KNIT" GUARANTEED HOSIERY, BOX THREE PAIRS, $1.00 Fine ribbed dressy Stockings, two weights, suitable for boys or girl. Itemember, a guarantee goes with each and every box. We have all sizes in this lot. A trial box will convince you. CHILDREN'S SOX, 25c PAIR Plain black.whito, tan and light blue, silk lisle; also plain colors with fancy jaequard tops. ' These come in all sizes. Dross the little one cool for Summer. Women's New House Dresses $2.95 Special Today at Garment Store, 2d Floor. A special sale of women's House Dresses, representing a new shipment of attractive models. The materials are good quality ginghams in checKs and stripes; cham brays in lavender, blue, darK gray, pinK, etc; styled with Dutch necKs, sailor collars; trimmed with bands of cham bray and same materials. lace insertions and allover embroideries; open in front andbacK;all sizes, 16 to 42; special at aa at a V a a B $2.95 New Kimonos Special, $1.98 A new shipment of women's Kimono just received; thoy are made up of good quality crepe in figured and floral He cigns, are fashioned in the loote or empire t vies, trimmed with hands of satin; oth ers with borders of same QQ material. All sizes in lot. V'170 Pretty Waists Special, $2.95 over lHoe, lingerie ami marquiisotte ma ll la-rials, slyleal with high or low neoks, 1 linrt. tila-ovcs. anai mnnv with the now ' ' J jx'phim oft'ocls, trimmed with Irihh cro (Ljj1S" diet luces, crochet buttons, I0 QC etc. All size. Social at only P-,,'J n t fl ', I. r- . . .. I ON THE "CENTER CIRCLE"-FIItST FLOOR Women's Waists $1.29 Women's lingerie and marquisette Waists, in high and Dutch neck styles, with short sleeves, trimmed in Valenciennes laces, insertions and embroidery and all-over tucked styles; also a lot of peplum styles in the lot ; sizes tt 1 OQ 34 to 44. Special for this sale itV1'6'' New Petticoats, 98c In the center circle, main floor, an extraordi nary t-sle Haley-m, Mescaline, Sntino, Ia-ather bloom. Gingham and Chainhray Petticoats, with accordion pleated blouses, wide and nar row or pintucked and lirruolita-lied flounces, with or without unalonirops; colors are gray, avy, Alice blue, tan, brown, green. QO ilack and stripes. Seeisl toal.iy forOC bis Girls' $2.25 Dresses Onlu 98c In the children's store, second flaw, a sale of girls' galatea, gingham, charp bray and percale Dresses; sues o to J years; m piain eoiors ana nest stripes, dots and enema; goon siyies U Wr ood $2.2o values, lour choice atww and gi 125 values. Girls' $11.50 Coats For $8.48 Children's Summer Coats, in plnin serges and fancy mixtures, neat tailored styles and with the large, fancy collars; sizes fi to 14 years; $:.9H. Another lot of Coats, worth $11.50, CO AC) uperialized for this sale at only, pO"W 65c High-Grade Ribbons 25c Ribbon Aisle, First Floor West. A very special purchase of 3750 yards of all high-grade Ribbons rich novelties, in width from 4 to 6 inches; the most beautiful range of exquisite combination color effects comprising every imaginable shade in Dresden stripes, plaids, etc. Kvery yard is new,' never shown before in Portland. The entire lot bought 'way under price. ' Real good values to 65c; specially priced for this sale at only, the yd. aJC NURSERYMEN ARE WANTED J. D. Pllklnjton to Invtlas Asocla tlons to Meet in Portland. J. B. rilklna-ton plana to feed the nurserymen who will assemble at the convention of the National aaeoolatlon la Boston with the beet Royal Chinook salmon, and has recelveJ advices from the firm with which ne placed his or der that the shipment will be Waltlna (or him at the Somerset Hotel In Boa ton the day he arrives there (or the convention of the American Associa tion of Nureerymen. Mr. PUklna-ton, with hie wife and son. left this mornln (or Salt Lake, where he will attend the convention of the Pacine Coast Nurserymen. He will In vite this aesoclaUon to hold its next annual convention In Portland, and he wae supplied yesterday by the Port land Commercial Club with credentials and an official letter of invitation from the club to the nureerymen. Oolng from Salt Lake to Boston. Mr. Pllklna; ton win proffer a similar Invitation to the National Association, and It Is honed that both conventions may meet Jointly In Portland text 8ummer. After leavins; Boston he will o with his family to Europe, where he will re main until September. Two weeks will be spent in Ena-land, In tehlch he e pecte to vlilt the famous International Koae Show la London. SUFFRAGISTSPLAN RALLY Leaders of National Reputation Will Speak Here July 7. Equal suffrage organisations of Port land are arranaing (or a rally July T, when the special train bearing- dele gates from the biennial convention of the National federation of Women's Clubs arrives here. Among the visitors will he a number of the leaders of the equal suffrage movement In New Tork. New Jersey and other Eastern states, and it Is expected several of these will make addressee In Portland. Headquarters wilt be established at the Portland Hotel and every courtesy win be shown the excursionists by members of the Federated Clubs of Portland. Among the well-known wo men who will be members of the party will be Miss Mary O. Hay. president of the New Tork Federation of Wo men's Clubs, and Miss Mary Wood, of New Tork, lawyer, and prominently Identified with tlie equal suffrage movement In that city. Miss Helen Boswell, of New Tork, who achieved an International reputa tion for her work In the Canal Zone In Investigating conditions among wo men there, will be one of the equal suffrage speakers at the Chautauqua Assembly July II. Mlse Boswell was sent to Panama by President Taft two years ago and was highly commended for her work there. Che Is considered to hare exceptional ability as a leo-turer. Farmers' Cnlon Electa Office rs RUXJEHELD, W.n.. May 11 (Special.) The annual meeting of the stockholders of the RMgefleM. Sara Vancouver Farmers' Union Telephone Company was held recently at Sara, and the following officers elected for the year: President. J. W. Blackburn: vice-president. D. Q. Converse; secre tary. F. K. Q. Royle; treasurer, A. C Allen: directors. A. L Swsger, D. O. Converse. Oeorge Krebeer, O. W. Bilker and N. 8. Allen. SEATTLE 'COPS" ACTIVE Twice Stop TlM-lr Chief and Mover, of Portland, for "Joy-Itldlng." Chief ef Police Slover went to Seattle over the holiday, to address a religious meeting, went Joyriding and cams very near not getting back. Motorcycle po lice who knew not the Portland Joseph, twice stopped him In lke Washington Park, once for speeding and onre for not displaying a llrenaie number. Police Captain Pulllvan. of Reettle, we the real deUnquent, as he was In charge ot the car. On receiving a vlelt from his brother officer, he or dered out the police automobile end the pair went for a tour of the city. They were bowling along the drlve wsys of the park, when a pullrenian rode athwart thetr bow snd flspared them down. "Oolng too fast," he said. "Who are you?" Csptaln Sullivan explained, and the car stsrted agsln. only to be hailed within half a mile by another police man, who demanded to know why the car bore no number. It was fun for the visiting chief, who counselled the of ficer to do hts duty and show no la'nlen' V, 1'iit captain Sullivan n able to "squsre" the trouble without arrest. !.at year ahnait TO raeea of emellp" aarere repnraeat In London and 20Q la In real ef Enf land.