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THE MORNING OREGOXIAy,- FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1913. ' ; . - ,..- ' n i t i rmifffi FTnnf ZC Trading Stamps Given on Charge Accounts if Paid in Full Before the 10th of the Month-premium rangy loiuu " " ' Gossard Lace FToiVgmo, Marquise, Rengo Belt. Madame Marietta. Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets-Agentsf'Sahlin" andlrisWqists 1 98c Handbags at 48c 25c Laces at Only 12c 35c Values 19c 7 Sc Values 37c Daintiest of the new wash laces in shadow, filet, linen and novelty effects; splendjd variety to choose from; widths to 9 inches; edgings and in sertions to match. 75c grades at 37c; T 9f 35c grades at 19c; 25c values at only 35c Linen Laces 12c Beautiful linen and cluny Laces in edgings and in sertions; a large collection of new designs in widths up to two inches. Excellent values in this special lot. Regular 35-cent values. Spe- 1 & cial for this selling at only, the yard Xw gPSe Heart OMs9Wortman&Kin "The Daylight Store" Entire City Block Morrison, Tenth, W. Park, Alder Sts. Stflmn rlwa with every lO-cent porehoe. We Give Green Trading Stamps Cash MleoeneclK nmat be resented amy pmrcmmsed Women's-Misses' $25 ... , - , , .11 Tr r-i Ol 4 Dln Q JP. TT flTaa-n TrndmCT StMTTinS TTlftftH thB r-Te6 S & H Green Trading Stamps represent trie most moaern ana successrai 01 an rroiifc-oiiarmg n. . . ,Tr . " . . DistrSuSn of thousands of dollars' worth of handsome and useful gifts at this store annually. Don t throw away this golden opportunity to make you? home more attractive without the added cost of one cent to you. One S. & H. Green Trading Stamp given th every 10c Purchase. Salespeople are not allowed to accept stamp or saleschecks from customers. Insist on getting your checks and stamps with every purchase. New Cane Gloves. 75c $2Grades98c-$3.50Grades 1.98 "Women's leather Handbags, excellent quality of goat and seal, with gilt, silver and gunmetal trim mings ; good, strong frames and latest shapes. The $3.50 Handbags at $1.98; $2.00 grade only 98 cents, and the 98c grades 'only $5 Fabric Bags at 98c Odds and ends in velvets and gilt combinations in the richest of colorings. Bags here for all oc casions. Many different styles to select from. Best values in this great lot up to $5.00. QQf On sale for today at the special price of SI 6 Garment Salons 2d Floor A fortunate purchase enables us to of fer this unusual bargain. When you 6ee these handsome new Coats you'll agree they are equal in every respect to those usually selling at $25.00 else where. Smart, new, tailored styles in gray and black diagonals, double faced materials and fancy ' mixtures ; loose, semi-fitting Coats such as are in big de mand by well-dressed women everywhere. Some have pleated backs; others with large storm collar, set-in sleeves and patch pockets, neatly trimmed with braids, buttons, etc.; full-length styles for women and misses, fit f ft QQ Excellent $25 values itylU0 f$21.45 A Great Friday Special Second Floor A Friday sale of women's Tailored Suits that will mean splendid savings for those who share. Suits of tweeds, black and white mixtures, brown and white mix tures, brown and blue diagonals and black cheviots. Coats in regulation length and lined throughout with Skin ner's satin; 4-bntton, straight front ef fect. Skirts have finished waistband with side or back pleats and handsomely trimmed with fancy buttons. All sizes in this special lot up to 44. No woman can afford to miss this ex entinnal nhanefl to bnv a hiErh-errade suit for this low price. Bear in mind the quality, fit and style of these garments are 'CO 4 I the best obtainable at the regular price of $30.00. Choice V7 J-.-ncr j Women's Scarfs $1.37 Women 's high-grade Scarfs, in rich Dres den patterns and popular crystal effects. Odd scarfs priced for quick selling at less than half price. Excellent values in the lot up to $3.00. Yourfi- choice for today only, ea. pXJ 75c Chemisettes, 48c 500 shadow net Chemisettes with full lawn bodice effect and draw string at waist. A special purchase just in by express for today's selling. Good 75o qualities. Offered extra special Qf for today, your choice at only"-'' Women's fine, soft Cape Gloves in one clasp style. P. and M. sewn, with spear -back; come in sizes 5y2 to 7y2. Walking Gloves of excellent quality. 1200 pairs in this special offering. Depart- 7 CZg ment first floor. The pair only Women'sKidGloves $1 Department first floor. Made from the finest quality selected skins, P. K. sewn with three-row embroidery backs; colors black, white, tan and ' gray. The best Glove at this price to be P "I flf 2- had. Sizes 5V2 to V2. Pair New $18.50 Silk and resses Bargain Circle First Floor Men's $1 Shirts 65c Sale Extraordinary On the Bargain Circle, between the elevators, on first floor, today a sale extraordinary of men's fine Shirts. Neat, dressy patterns in hairline and pencil stripe of black, blue, helio and tan; popular coat styles, with plain or plaited bosoms and -cuffs attached ; Shirts that were made to sell at $1 each, and worth every 'cent of it; 2000 of them in this of fering; aU sizes; 14 to 17 ; choice OtJl Center Circle, 1st Floor $2.25 Dresses $1M Girls, Ages 6 to 14 Years On the ; center circle, first floor, for today, Chil dren's School Dresses, of best quality galatea; heavy, serviceable and warm; high or round neck, long or short sleeves. The regular 2J J AQ $2.25siress. Special for this selling at P-S-'0 $1.25 Dresses at 89c Dainty wash Dresses for lit tle tots, 2 to 6 years; plain blue and light QQ or dark stripes. $1.25 grade. Special at-''' Aprons, Special, 21c Women's light and dark percale Aprons, fitted bibs and pockets, OT neatly bound. Special for today at only"'--' Friday Sale Women's and Children's Underwear Child's Underwear 4c Children's Underwear section, on first floor. Shirts, pantalets and drawers in natural gray ribbed wool and cotton mixed; excellent fitting and finely finished. Sizes for boys Elk. WoolTights $1.25 First floor. Women's fine black wool tights, new stock, Fall weight, fine ribbed, fast black merino; in; open or closed styles; perfect fit ting. Come in sizes 4, 5 and 6; every garment is fin- fij T 9 ished in best manner Blk. Wool Tights $2.50 Department, first floor, Morrison street way. Women's black Aus tralian wool Tights, full fashioned and of superior quality. Come in open or closed styles and in sizes j 4, 5 and 6. Perfect G7J CJ fitting, fine finish. Pt.JU 'Carter' U. Suits $2.50 First floor. "Carter" Union Suits for women, in Fall and Winter weights: wool and cotton mixed; high neck, long sleeves and ankle length; soft swan white bleach and perfect fitting. Sizes 2JO CZf 4, 5 and 6. Garment PWe-U Girls' Union Suits 50c Department first floor. Full fine fleece-lined Union Suits in natural gray and ecru; open front and drop seat; soft, warm, well fin ished garments; sizes for girls 3 to 15 years of age. Sup ply your Winter needs now and girls from 3 to lo JS Q years of age. Garment at"-'' Children's Pantalets Children's black pantalets for the Fall and Winter; ankle length style with gusset in seat and set-on waistband. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Fast black cotton at 25 to 40 Fast black merino at 45 to 60 Fast black wool at 70 to 85f Wool D Garment Salons 2d Floor (fH A sensational Friday sale of women's and misses' beautiful new one and two-piece street Dresses in charmeuse satins and dark blue English serges. We expect to sell every one of these pretty dresses before the day is over and, of course, those who come first will have the best choosing. Some have the new Robespierre collars, trimmed with velvet combinations; the two-piece styles for misses have the popular large sailor col lar, trimmed with braid. Also dainty char meuse Dresses in the latest Autumn color ings. All sizes for women fl? f O AQ and misses. $18.50 values V -- $2.95 Waists atOnly Long or Short" Sleeve Models Exquisitely dainty in style, quality and fin ish ; these Waists are bound to appeal to the woman of good taste. At no time have we been able to offer a better waist bargain. Now don't wait, be one of the first to choose from this splendid lot. Handsome lingerie styles of finest lawns and marqui settes, trimmed with allover embroideries, vluny, Irish, filet and Val laces. High or lOW silica nil" " . ' ' ' n l . .11 C n;.lilQ mnrlola frimmpn With Tine Din XvODespierre i unai . uiun: o ui umui , v - tucks, hand embroidery and fancy crochet buttons; styles suitable for any occasion. Complete range of sizes from 34 to 44. This special lot of Waists will be on sale in our beautiful 2d floor suit salons fl0 Q C today at this price. Every waist in the lot worth more ip- few with the popular Women'sSilk Hose $1.00 Pair "Remember Me" Silk Hose for women the best-wearing, high-class silk stockings made. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or new pair will be given in exchange. Have flare top and come in colors black, white tan and pearl. We are the JJ f ffk sole Portland agents. A pair W Onux" Hosiery, 3 Pairs $1 Hosiery section, first floor. Women's "Lav ender Top" lisle thread Hose, fast "Onyx" black, fine soft finish, with high spliced soles, heels and toes; two-inch band around top. Excellent wearing Hose. All sizes in the lot Special sale price tfj t ff for this selling at three pairs W I Men's $1.25 Underw'r $1 Men's wear section, first floor. "Cooper". ribbed Un derwear, heavy Winter weight, natural gray wool mixed, Shirts and Drawers, extra well finished with "Cooper" tag on every garment. Standard $1.25 Un derwear. All sizes in the lot. Special for fl? f 1 J uy V-"- " this selling at, the garment at on Men's $2.50 Union Suits $1.59 "Vassar" Union Suits for men; heavy Swiss ribbed, in small, medium and large sizes; come in ecru only. Form fitting. They are regular $2, T CZQ Stalev" heavy natural wool Shirts and Drawers; plain or ribbed; good, full size garments in sizes up to 50. Excellent wearing gar ments, J tSf all wool, at $250 values Sole Agents Carter Underw'r .. . T. .1 1 II t - 1 J11 1 O 1. 1 We are the sole" Portland agents for the famous : Carter" Underwear; new Fall lines now in stock. Every garment is guaran teed. Prices Q CTfk for $2.50 to pi''' Quaker flannel Shirts for men are sold only at this store. Full grade of blue or gray flannel; high, low collars; 2JQ )! union made Napoleon Hats Something new. "Napol eon" soft and stiff Hats at $2.00, will compare favor ably with the best $3.00 Hat made. New shapes. New colors. New Finish. Are now ready. Ask for Stamps $3 "Cheshire" Hats at $2.15 Another great Friday sale of men's $3.00 soft Hats at $2.15. Alpine and telescope shapes in colors black, tan, brown and JJ 1 C gray. Special -this sale. Choice P 4 English Cloth Hats Only $2.00 A select new stock of popular crush Hats in brown, tan and gray mixtures; also plain navy or gray. Come in all sizes. fiPO flfk DeDt. 1st fir. Priced, $1.50 and PW SHOWING THE NEW Magnificent new stocks of all the latest Fall and Winter Novelties here for your choosing at the fairest of prices. Department on the First Floor. Nuns Veiling, all colors at only 85 Henriettas in all colors, yard, $1.00 French Serges, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Knincle Cord in all colors at SI. 50 Storm Serges, 85c and up to Sj1.50 I Sailor Serges, $1.50 up to JM.5U Whipcords, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50 Wide Wale Diagonals up to $2.50 Bedford , Cords, $2.00 and $2.50 Chinchilla Suitings, $2 and $2.5U Novelty Suitings, $1.25 to $3.50 Tailor Suitings from $1.50 to $4.00 Silk and wool Poplins only $1.50 Broadcloths, $2.00, $3.00 and $3.50 French Zibelines, $2.50 and $5.00 New Coatings from $1.50 to $4.00 Corduroys Velvets 22-ineh Velveteens at 50 and 75 18-inch silk Velvets, $1 to $2.00 24-inch Velveteens, all colors, $1.25 27-inch Velveteens, a yard, $2.50 45-inch black Velvets, $5.00, $10.00 18-inch stripe Velvets, yard $2.00 22-inch two-toned Corduroys $2.50 22-inch imported Corduroys, $1.75 50-inch Dress Corduroys at $1.00 50-inch Coat Plushes, $3 to $7.00 50-inch Caraculs, $3.00 to' $7.00 New Fall Silks Fancy plaid Silks, $1.00 up to $2.00 Fancy waisting Silks, $1.00, $1.75 Tourist Silks at $1.25 and at $1.50 36-inch Chiffon Taffeta, yd., $1.50 36-inch Suiting Taffeta, yard, $2.50 36-inch Moire Silk Suiting, $2.00 Gros de Loudre Suitings at $2.00 36-inch Fancy Costume Silks, $2.50 36-inch Satin Francaise, yd., $2.25 40-inch Satin Riviera, yard, $1.50 40-inch Changeable Faille at $2.50 NOTE The above represents but a very small part of our immense stock it being, of course, impossible to list it all here. If there's a new weave, fabric or color, you can depend upon finding it here first always. Silk Boot Hosiery, Pair 50c First floor. 800 pairs pure thread silk Hose with lisle thread tops and soles; splendid wearing stockings and excellent values at this price; a compete line of all sizes and in colors black, white, pink and sky. You should take advantage of this low EZfr price and supply your wants now-'"' "Pony" Stockings, Pair 25c 'Hosiery Department, first floor. Children's "Pony" Stockings for school wear, made to stand the hardest kind of usage. Fine rib bed, medium weight, for girls and heavy ribbed for boys. No better stocking at any price. Sizes 6 to 10. You should CZ( try "Pony" Stocking at, the pair'-'' Girls9 $6 Wool Dresses at $3.48 $8 Dresses $4.48 -$10.50 Dresses $8.89 Children's wear section, second floor. An extra good bargain offer ing for Friday: Children's all-wool serge Dresses in high or round neck styles, with long or short sleeves and large sailor 2JQ JLR collars. Smart, dressy styles for school wear, b to H V"' Girls' wool serge Dresses in waist style, high or low neck, long or short sleeves. Ages 6 to 14 years. The regular $8.00 Ci AS2 s, ' special at t- Dresses, Girls' Norfolk style Dresses of splendid grade navy blue serge. Plain gored skirts. Regular $10 values. Special to- C?0 OQ day for only, each Girls9 Wool School Coats $6.48 Tailored Coats $9.78Girls'Sweaters $1.49 Good,, warm School Coats for girls 6 to 14 years of age. Splendid woolen materials, made up in attractive new styles; cheviots and Zibelines in navy and brown Coats in this special lot worth very much more than we ask tor them, ue nere eany aim ZtJtf t f,Ve ohm nt t.hesi? erood coats. SDeciallv priced at V 6i. j.-, o Children's wear section, second floor. Special sale for today of girls' high-grade Coats, strictly tailored styles in plain col ors and fancy mixtures; extra well fin ished. Sizes for girls 6 to flJQ 7Q 14 years of age. Choice, each f k am Specially priced Children's all-wool school Sweaters on sale for today in the children's wear section on the second floor. All popular colors, high or V neck; sizes for girls 6 to 14 years of age. Extra good jf AVk at v -"-" values in the Sweaters Andirons and Fire Sets at Special Reduced Prices Dept. on Third Floor t enn Rlaot Andirons. sDecial. set, $ 4.00 $ 800 Black Andirons, special, set, $ 6.40 :! $16.00 riammerea Anourous, iuo bci, v j-- K 95 Fire Sets. EDecial at low price $ 4.20 $ 7.50 Fire Sets, special at low price $ 6.00 35c Devil Food Cake 25c Bakery Dept., 4th Floor One of our most popular 35c Cakes, 250 20c imported Macaroni, 2 packages 25 White Navv Beans, small, 3V2 pounds 25J New Canned Beans, $1.40 doz., 2 for 25 New Canned Peas, $1.65 doz., the can, 15 25c sliced Pineapple, the can at only 20J Glenwood Butter, per square, special, 73 ninii in rMrcult Judfire Morrow's cham bers Wednesday morning-. EUGENE IS HOST TONIGHT COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL GIVE DIXXER TO R. E. STRAHORX. Announcement Expected From Rail road Chief Regarding Future Extensions In Valley. Robert E. Strahorn. president of tho Portland. Eugene & Eastern Railway Company, is to be tendered a banquet and complimentary reception at Eugene tonight. Mr. Strahorn went to Eugene last night and was accompanied by a number of heads of departments, among them being Ralph E. Moody, chief counsel, and R. T. Guppy. chief engineer. The dinner will be tendered by the Commercial Club of Eugene, and was the inspiration of John McGladry, president of the organisation. It is intended as a welcome to the new electrical railroad which will take over all the - West Side lines heretofore operated by the Southern Pacific Company and which Is expected to prove of the utmost im portance in the development of the upper end of the Willamette Valley. The Portland, Eugene and Eastern is now engaged In electrifying the tracks and in building grades for Its new roads in the vicinity of Eugene and through the Molalla Valley. The for mer will make an entirely new district available to Eugene and Corvallis mer chants, while the Molalla district will be chiefly available to Salem and Port land business Interests. The sum of $12,000,000 is being expended in the work. In addressing the business men of Eugene who will be assembled tonight it is expected that some definite an nouncements as to when the new elec trical gridiron of the-Willamette Val ley will be placed in operation. The coming of the Portland. Eugene Eastern will be a great thing in itself for the Willamette Valley," said C. L. Watson, of Eugene, yesterday, "but when completed during the corn in Winter and Spring it will be true that Portland and the Valley will have fully as great an electrified district as that which serves Southern California. The importance of this from a commer cial viewpoint and Its possibilities in the quick settlement of the Valley are not appreciated because not under stood." - Former Portland 5Ian Hnrt. OREGON CITT, Or Oct. 3. (Spe cial.) Fred Ford, formerly of Port land, who was Injured in being ejected from the Hub saloon here last Friday night, made a hard, but unsuccessful fight to have F. E. McConnell, owner of the place, convicted of assault In City Recorder Stipp's court today. Ford demonstrated that he was thoroughly familiar with court pro cedure, and was profuse in his sug gestions to City Attorney Story, who prosecuted. The evidence showed that Ford upon entering the saloon demand ed a drink, and McConnell announced that he would not give him one. Mc Connell said Ford became abusive, and that he was compelled to eject him. In being pushed out of tho door, Ford's left hand was cut on a plate glass. FIGHT FOR CHILD IS ON FATHER AND GRANDMOTHER EXGAGE EX SOT. Agreement Said to Have Been En tered Into, Prior to Mother's Death,, for Infant's Care. In answer to the habeas corpus pro ceeding by which Lee Vredenburg hopes to secure possession of Eunice May Vredenburg, his year-old daughter, Mrs. U M. Hiatt, grandmother of the baby, asserted at a hearing before County Judge Cleeton yesterday that the father had agreed verbally at the time his wife, who was Mrs. Hiatt's daughter, died a year ago, to let her keep the child as long as It lived. Vredenburg denied this. C M. Idleman, attorney for Mrs. Hiatt, urged that this promise consti tuted a contract which the father should not be allowed to break at wllL Mrs. Hiatt said she had provided for the baby for 18 months without as sistance from Vredenburg. Attorney Rondeau, for Vredenburg, asserted that if this is true, Mrs. Hiatt can recover from the father by civil suit, Dut con tended that even if the contract testi fied to by the grandmother was entered into It would not be binding on the father. Mr. Idleman said that he had not had time to ascertain If there are authori- Itles In support of his position. Judge Cleeton instructed the attorneys to sub- j mit briefs to him by Saturday, a oe ctslon will bo given some time next week. Vredenburg, who had been living with Mrs. Hiatt, has now taken up his residence with his parents at Woodburn and he wishes to have the child taken care of by his mother. The baby was present, but slept through the greater part of the hearing. MANY INDICTMENTS FOUND Mayhem, Embezzlement and Immor alities Among Crimes Charged. Charles Frederich is accused In an Indictment returned by the grand jury yesterday of mayhem. He Is alleged to have torn off a portion of an ear and mutilated the nose of Ethel, Fred erich, his wife. M. A. Blanlhard was indicted on ' a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses, the allegation being that he represented to George H. Lewis that there were no labor and material liens against a lot in Beaumont which he transferred to Lewis for 600. It after wards developed, the indictment sets forth, that there were liens against the property to the extent of $1286. Other true bills wore found as fol lows: H. R- Butler, larceny by embezsle- & acre nm U.rvar.t Pnmll mcui VL 11 ' . ' " " - o ' Fred Hinkle, placing his wife, Stella Hinkle, in a aisoraeny nouse; ana iyh liam Dasey, contributing to the delin quency of a 13-year-old girl. Not true bills were returned with respect to the following: Wilfred Adams and Esther Delmore, statutory offense; John Bishop, threat ening Robert Thompson with a danger ous weapon; F. G. Young, assault upon Ruby Dunn; Charlotte Diamond and Kate Diamond, contributing to the de linquency of a minor; w. (J. marker, threatening to accuse Gertie Parker of operating a disorderly house unless she paid him $6; and A. B. Upton, pass ing a bad cneck tor The not true bill against Wilfred Adams and Esther Delmore came as a result of their marriage, which took Homeless persons In London on one night ncH4 1200 In number. j ' ' Sure Way to Regain Robust Bloom of Youth (From Woman's Tribune.) A Smooth, velvety-soft skin, with a delicate peach-like bloom, is one of the Creator's most exquisite works. When the first blush of youth Is over, this beautiful tint and satiny luster are rarely seen. How to preserve them that's the question. Famous beauty ex perts abroad long have known that or dinary mercolized wax works wonders in this direction. It actually gives a new surface to the skin, restoring that marvelous girlish color and softness in a remarkable manner. An ounce of this wax, procurable at any drugstore, will convert a faded, worn-out or discolored complexion into one of captivating loveliness in less than two weeks. No special skill Is necessary in applying the wax, it being smeared on at night like cold cream and washed off In the morning. ' To remove wrinkles, or delay their formation, a face bath made by dis solving 1 oz. powdered saxolite In Vi pt. wluh hazel will be found wonder fully efficacious. This tones up re laxed skin, causing it to remain firm and unstretched. Adv. r Everybody Admires a beautiful Complexion- DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S Oriental Cream OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER Jin Indispensable and Delightful Toilet Requisite for Fashionable Women. A daily necessity for the ladies' toilet whether at home or while traveling. It protects the skin from injurious effects of the elements, gives a wonderfully ef fective beauty to the complexion. It Is a perfect non-greasy Toilet Cream and pos itively will not cause or encourage the growth of hair which alt ladies should guard against when selecting a toilet pre paration. When dancing, bowling or oth er exertions heat the skin, it prevents a greasy appearance. Gouraud's Oriental Cream has been highly recommended by physicians, act resses, singers and women of fashion for over half a century and cannot be sur passed when preparing for dally or even ts Jt , .,. i Diseases and relieves Sunburn. Removes Tan, Pimples, Blackheads. Moth Patches, Rash. Freckles and Vulgar Redness. Yellow and Muddy Skin, giving a delicately clear and refined complexion which every woman desires. tj 11 ' For sals bv Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. 1 Feri T. Hopkins, Prop., 37 Great Jones Street, New York. i . mi III IiS0i!1 97CnJTJoN5T. - Ncwbmcf i