Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 02, 1912, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text13 Store Opeiis at 9:30A. M. and Closes at 9:30 P. M. Even Saturday Free Embroidery Lessons for Children, Saturday, 9:30 to 12 Second Floor Manicuring and Hair dressing Parlors on the Second Floor "Standard" and "O. W. K." Sewing Machines Sold on the Doltar-a-Week Club Plan THE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912. $6000 Voting Contest $Q000.0O in gold to be distributed among the twenty one Societies, Churches or Charitable Organizations receiving the highest number of votes. A splendid opportunity to help a worthy cause! Votes given with purchases of 10c or over. You vote, wa'lLpay. "The India" Silk Umbrella$5 The most practical Umbrella made. Small in size, with large spread. Suitcase styles, with long black detachable handles;' finished with the "Ehjrayo" silk loops and tassel. In black and all tijfif flf) ' wanted colors. On the main floor, at e f ill ml J I 1 "The Daylight Store91 Entire Block Morrison, Tenth, West Park, Alder Streets An Thousands EeneAt by the Green Trading Stamps S & H. Green Trading Stamps will help furnish your home without any extra cost to you. The best families of over 50 of the largest cities of the Nation are reaping the benefits of this great profit-sharing plan. Why not you? One "S. & H." Stamp given with every 10-cent purchase. Stamps on all charge purchases if paid in full on or before Monday, November 11th. Ten days allowed on 0. 0. D.'s in which to return checks and procure stamps. S. & H. Premium Parlors are on the fourth floor. No stamps given on amounts carried forward from previous month. Men's Suits, Overcoats Raincoats $15, $20 and $25 There is one point we bear down on particularly when selecting our Men's "Wear, and that is distinctiveness. Go where you will, you will not find-better clothes from the style -standpoint and we'll guarantee you entire satisfaction as far as the quality is con-jP O fi? ff cerned. A wide range of styles and fabrics $15, $20 and pJvlr Boys' Suits and Overcoats for Boys like our clothes because they are "different" from the average run more snappy 'in style, better finished and of better fabrics." Then, too, we carry one of the largest stocks of Boys' Clothing ito be found in the city. Suits in Norfolks or "Knicker" styles for boys 8 to 17. Boys and chil dren's Overcoats in newest belted back styles, with large convertible col lars. No matter where you have bought your boys ' clothes heretofore, come to this store today and we will show you the best for the money. MEN'S $1.50 SHIRTS FOR 95c A Saturday sale of Men's Shirts of more than ordinary interest to the man who cares to save. In this remarkable offering are soft and pleated bosom styles with stiff cuffs attached, in a Variety of neat stripe pat terns ralso in plain white. The quality of these Shirts is identical with those usually sold at $1.50. Cut in standard sizes and full length. Q Here, men, is an opportunity to supply yoiir needs. Main floor, J "GIANT" SLUMBER ROBES $1.25 Men's "Giant" Slumber Robes of extra heavy quality flannelette in neat stripe patterns. Made in full 60-inch lengths. Bell shaped. Men who have once worn these splendid robes declare them to be the best made and will not do without them. Complete stocks of men's Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves and Furnishings of all kinds. . We are in a position to save, you considerable on your wearing apparel. Let this J? T O CJ store do your outfitting. "Giant" Slumber Robes, all sizes, pJ-.iJ Unprecedented Sale of Men's "Cooper " Underwear 5000 Garments O YHr thw?xm few a1" OqJ $1.50-$2 Grades In the Men's Wear Section, Main Floor, Saturday SEE THE WINDOWS A phenomenal Saturday offering one that will per haps never come again. 5000 high-grade "Cooper" Heavy Winter-weight Wool Shirts and Drawers in four different styles salmon pink and pink mixtures, light blue and blue mixtures. Shirts made with reinforced military shoulders, "Cooper" neck and are finished with silk front band and pearl buttons. Draw- ers have X rencn oacic strap witn remiorcea gusset in sear; d-ouiion sateen waisi band. "Cooper" Underwear for men is known the country over as one of the best manufactured. Each and every garment is finished with extreme care, and made from best selected yarns. Men of Portland, here's a chance to buy your Winter Underwear at a decided saving and at the same time get "real value" for your money. An immense quantity on hand for this big one-day sale. Re member, this is the Genuine "Cooper Rib," the same brand and quality sold regularly at $1.50 and $2.00 the garment. All sizes. Today at onlyOJl $5 Napoleon Hats ; thing you put on. It should ix- ?ipj :he I Your Hat is the last thing you put on. be correct. Our "Napoleon" Hat $2.00 is chock full of snap and 6tyle. Soft or stiff blocks in colors and mix tures. Tut these hats alongside the best $3 hat you can find outside this store and com pare them point for point. Men's Wool-Lined Soft Kid Gloves; pr. $1.00 Men's Dress Gloves ; all leading shades $1.10 Men's Warm Scotch Woolen Gloves for 65 Men's Neckwear at 50c Complete line of Men's Knitted Ties, also the popular cross stripe English crochet novelties in any wanted shade. Quality and harmony are combined in these ties of style and snap. Kerchiefs 6 for $1.00 500 boxes men's imported pure linen Hand kerchiefs, with hemstitched border and em broidered initial. Put up 6 in a flj T flfi box. Extra special at, the box, Wi 1 25c 'E. & UV Collars 12V2C 12V2C $1.50 Kid Body Dolls 69c Department, 4th floor, large size kid body Dolls, 19 inches long, with sewed wig and long hair. Sleeping eyes, stockings and slippers. Also dressed or undressed jointed Dolls of splendid qual ity. The kid body dolls have best grade bisque heads. Not a one of them worth less than sale today in the big fourth store at this spe- ?Qx price of only, ea. wV $4 Sulkies $2.79 Pavement Toys and Wheel Goods on the fourth floor. Folding Sulky good, strong steel frame, with heavy rubber tires. Extra large back and seat and very comfortable body. Easy running and light in JO 7Ck weight, Reg. $4 val. at r w .1..jU. On floor toy cial low Sale of Toilet Needs The special prices quoted here are for Saturday only. Soaps will not be delivered excent with other rmrchases. and only 6 bars sold to a customer. Take advantage: 5c Ivory Soap, small size, the cake, 3 "Waldorf" Toilet Paper, doz. rolls 45 Toilet Soap, 3 in a box, special at 10 Toilet Soap, 5-oz. cake, special at 8 35c Absorbent Cotton, 1-lb. size, 23 35c Sanitary Belts, special at only 25 50b Sanitary Napkins, 12 in box, at 35 15c Peroxide, -lb., special at only 8 $1.00 Listerine, large size bottle, at 65 50o Sempre Giovine, special at only 35 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste, only one to cus tomer, special in this sale for only 25d 15o Talcum Powder, asst'd odors, 10 50e Sachet Powder, asst'd odors, 25 $ 50o Carman Face Powders at only 25d 50c El Perfecto Vedo Rouge for 25 8o Face Chamois, special at only 3 10c Face Sponges, special at only 75c Piver's Extract, all odors, only 58 50c Dora Face Powder, special at 39 50c Face Powder, odds and J Qr ends, slightly damaged boxes, 50c Perfumes in bulk, several 9tZf different odors, special, oz. at" 50c Rubber Sponges, assorted, ea., 25 35c Tooth Brushes, on special sale, 18 25c Hand Scrubs, special at only 15 Shaving Brushes, worth to 35o, at 15 35J Wood Buffers, special, each, 18 Extra quality Hair Brushes, each, 65 25c Whisk Brooms, special at only 19 Scissors, small sizes, special, pair, 25 50c Parisian Ivory Files, Corn Knives, Cuticle Knives, Button Hooks, O CZg. all on special sale at only, ea. Parisian Ivory Clocks, jJJQ 5?? guaranteed timekeepers, at Parisian Ivory Buffers, in three ?Q sizes, regular $1.00 grade, for-'7t' Parisian Ivory Comb and CJO QQ Brush; $4.00 value, spec'l, P7C7 $7.00 Toilet Sets, quadruple plate Comb, Brush, Mirror. On special CZ QQ sale at low price, the set, p.70 $1.00 white rubber Syringes, 3 QQ hard rubber fittings, 2-qt. size,--$1.00 white rubber Hot Water QQg Bottles, 2-qt. size, special at, ea. OZJ 50c red rubber Gloves, excellent OQi quality, all sizes, the pair only Rubber lined Traveling Cases, EZf)g made to carry 7 articles, only'.'' $1.39 Again today you may buy this fa mous collar at half price. The best quality pure linen in scores of. popu lar styles. "E. & W." Collars are worn by the best dressed men every where. Nona sold to dealers. I he regular 25c grade, on special sale at only, ea. Sweaters for $3.50 Men's heavy Shaker Knit Sweater Coats in popular "Ruff Neck" style. Side pockets and large pearl buttons. Colors, oxford, tan, navy, green and maroon. Just the thing for these cool days. Men's wear sec- J?Q fh tion, main fl.; all sizes Jc.JLf Women's Underwear Regular $1.75 Quality "Springfield" hand finished Underwear for women. Vests and Tights, of fine quality merino. High neck and long sleeve Vests and ankle length Tights, in medium and heavy weights. Regular C "f QQ $1.75 grade. Priced special, garment, P "Carter's" $1.50 Underwear, for 95c "Carter's" Fall and Winter weight Vests and Pants in wool and cotton mixed. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Extra well finished and superior quality. Regular $1.50 underwear, on spe- Q cial 6ale at low price of only, a garment, Women's Union Suits, special for 65c Department, main floor Women's medium weight white ribbed cotton Union Suits. Low neck, sleeve less; high neck, short sleeves, and high neck with long sleeves. Splendid wearing quality. On special sale at the low price of only, suit, ''' "Merode" Union Suits for Children "Merode" hand-finished Union Suite for children. Heavy Fall and Winter weight merino, in cream or natural colors. High neck, long sleeves and ankle length. Sizes for children from 2 to T Ol 15 years of age, priced at $1.00 to r',t" 3 Great 'Basement Specials' Women's $40.00 Tailored Suits for $8.00 In the basement "Underprice Store," for today, a sensational clean-up sale of a special lot of women's and misses' Tailored Suits for less than the cost of materials alone. Blue and black serges, cheviots; velvets, fancy worsted and checked novelties fancy stripe worsteds in solid colors, homespuns, checks, cream serges and a few high-grade Suits in light shades. All are well tailored and of excellent quality. Suits in this immense lot worth up to $40.00 ZJO ff An unusual opportunity is offered here, as you may choose for today at w $7.50 Hats for $2.00 apiece $7.50 Silk Waists $2 Dainty styles in eharmeuse satins, taffeta and messaline silks and chiffons splendid assort ment of plain and fancy patterns. Chiffon waists with lace collars and cuffs and side ruffles. Also white messahnes and fancy nets in attractive styles. Silk' Waists worth up to $7.50 each, special, $2.00 In the basement store 300 beautiful new trimmed Hats-very one "of them new and de sirable. Scarcely two alike in the lot. High grade felts, trimmed with feathers, silks, etc., in richest of the new colorings. Medium or large shapes. Hats in this great fif offering worth up to $7.50, at JVrl 25c "Pony Stockings for Boys' and Girls' School Wear, Pr. "Pony" Stockings for boys and girls two weights fine rib, medium weight for girls and heavy rib for boys. Especially recommended for their O Cf wearing qualities. All sizes, at, tho pair"',' Children's "No Mend" Hose, for 25c "No Mend" the stocking that won't wear out. Made from best grade cotton, linen spliced kpees, heels and toes. Smooth lisle finish. Try "No Mend" Stockings for that boy! AH sizes 0j from 6 to 10. Priced at only, the pair, "''' Infants' 35c Cashmere Hose, only 25c Infants' fine, soft cashmere Hose in fine rib, with silk heels and toes. Also in fine rib fashioned in colors black,, white, tan, sky, pink and red. Regular 35c Stockings for the baby. Pair,''' "Merode" Vests and Pantalets, 60c "Merode" Vests and Pantalets for children. Wool and cotton mixed, in cream only. High neck and long-sleeve vests and ankle length pantalets. All for children from & to 10 years ot ZIf to v sizes age. 2 to 15 The prices range from 40o on. up "O. W. K." Imperial Roast Coffee O 40c Quality Grocery Dept., on the fourth floor. Columbia Sausages at, the box, 25 Tillamook Cheese, the pound, 22 New Mackerel, special at 2 for 25 Anker's Bouillon, box, special, 25 Sale of Gray Enamel Ware In the Basement Note Demonstration of "Brush Mops" 3-quart Pudding Pans, special at, ea., 10 Jelly Cake Pans, special at only, ea. 10 li-quart Sauce Pans, special, each, 12 3- quart size Sauce Pan for only 17 4- o.uart size Milk Pans, special, ea., 12 A2-Piece Dinner Sets Neat Desians.Spec'l $2.85 Decorated China Sugar and Creamers a Pair 25c 4-quart size Lipped Kettles, each at 19 8-quart size Dishpan, special only 23 2-quart size Coffee Pots, special at 25 Double Boilers, one-quart size, lor ioc Teakettles, 7-quart size, special at 45 $6 Leather Suit Cases $4.98 Fourth floor. Genuine cowhide leather Suit Cases, 24-inch size, brass locks and bolts, leather corners and handle. Best grade steel frame, with 2 straps all around. Linen lined, Gii with shirt folds and inside straps; reg. $6 value at P'.&0 $14.00 Canvas-Covered Trunks, 34-in., $11.00 $15.00 Canvas-Covered Trunks, 36-in., $12.00 $16.00 Canvas-Covered Trunks, 38-in., $13.00 Women's $4 Shoes $3.48 Department main floor For Saturday's selling, two popular styles in women 's tan Russia calf Shoes. Button styles with raised toe and Goodyear welt soles. Gunmetal and patents, in Blucher and button effects. We also include fiP O SO satin high cut buttons; regular $4.00 shoes, at V0 Men's House Slippers, $1.69 Men's high-grade House Slip pers in several popular styles Everetts, Romeos and Operas in tans and blacks. Best regular $2.00 grades, JJ buy them today only at the low price or, pair V Main Floor Bargain Circle Saturday-Candy Day' Assorted Buttercups regular 40c quality, the pound for 60o Whipped Cream Chocolates, Saturday special, pound, iha Tpanilar 40fl crade. the pound at Large Gum Drops, they are delicious, regular 25c grade, at French Mixed Candy, regular price 25c, special, the pound, 40o Chocolate Chips, lb., 27 30c Peanut Brittle, lb. at ifiuc 40o Turkish Caramels, at 27 80o Cocoanut Kisses for 50c Assorted Chocolates, 40o Cream Fudge, lb. at 30 45 27 18 20 20 30 25 Women's Kid Gloves $1.39Pr. Main floor" Women's fine quality Kid Gloves. .Pique sewn, with four-row embroidered back and one pearl clasp. In black, white, tan and cream and in sizes from 5y2 to 7. An oppor- CP "1 OQ tunity to supply your glove needs today at, the pair yXnii Women's 1-clasp Mocha Gloves, the pair, $1.25 Women's Cape Gloves, splendid quality, at 950 Women's and Child's G'ntlet Gloves, 50-$3.50 Main Floor Center Circle Heatherbloom Petticoats 98c On the main floor, center circle Special lot of women's heather bloom, sateen, halycon, messaline and gingham Petticoats with or without under drops. . String tops, with accordeon pleated flounces. A good range of colors and black Excep- OC tionally good values in this offering. Your choice for' Women's Long Coats $15.00 Women's and misses' new Long Coats in the popular rough weaves, in three-quarter or full length styles in the very newest colorings. Many of them have the large plaid collars and (Plf fk f belted backs. See these stylish Coats, priced at P AJW Girls' Corduroy Dresses at $5.48 Children's wear section, on the second floor A Saturday speoial in attractive new Dresses for the school girl. Corduroys, trimmed with plaid silks and the dependable serges. All the fljfi? at - most wanted colors. Ages from 6 to 14 years, YOUNG COUPLE IN COURT Husband, 18, Earns $SO Monthly, Wife, 1 Is Telephone Operator. Arthur Reynolds, a&ed 18, office boy for a harness manufactory, and Lottie Reynolds, aged 16. bis wife, faced each other In Judge Cleeton'a court, where the husband was on trial for non-support, yesterday, and fought It out In true -kid" style. The court referred, to them aa "a couple of children." but held that youns Reynolds, having- as sumed marital responsibilities, should pay at least yo of the $30 a month which he earns as salary to his child wife. They were married September 3, with the consent of their parents, And lived together about a month, residing with Mrs. Dora Hamilton, the bride's mother. The testimony showed that young Rey nolds paid nothing for the board and room of either himself or his wife and had also borrowed money from his parents-in-law. There was a 'spat" In the Hamilton family and the bride groom went to his own mothers It developed that after the marriage Mrs. Reynolds had gone to tbeatera and "knocked around" with other boys and that the youthful husband soon got into the habit of staying out late at night, sometimes with other girls. The girl Insisted that she had been a dutiful wife until her better halt started staying out late. She had done It to get even. She insisted that she still loves her husband dearly. The young man did not express his senti ments. The girl wife came Into court under cover of a hat which completely ob scured her face to beneath the eyes, and she chewed gum continuously while on the witness stand. She said that she worked as a telephone operator and earned $8.60 a week. She and her husband met at a skating rink a few months prior to their marriage. Pianola pianos , Stelnway, Steck, Wheelock, Stuyvestant, Stroud and the famous Weber pianola piano for sale only at Kobler & Chase, 375 Washing ton street. Where shall we go after the theater? Why, to hear Rigo, at the Louvre Grille oX course. PLEA IS FOR ISLAND PARK Dan J. Malarkey Commends Plan of Mayor as Practical. PORTLAND, Or., Nov. L (To. the Sdltor.) One of the most commend able measures on the ballot at tomor row's election Is the one for the ac quisition by the city of Ross Island and the two adjacent Islands. Ross Island is an Ideal spot for a beautiful park and recreation ground. With a South Portland Bridge and there should and must be one soon so lo cated as to. give easy access to Ross Island, it would be exceptionally well and centrally located for park purposes. What Detroit has done with its cele brated "Belle Isle Park," Portland can do with Ross Island. The use of the other two islands for crematory and jail and contagious hospital and other municipal purposes, as proposed in the plans so carefully and thoroughly worked out by Mayor Rushlight, is highly practical and would solve at comparatively small cost some of the perplexing: problems the city has to deal with. By the proposed measure the city Is authorized to acquire this property by condemnation, which pro tects It against paying too much there for. Tae city Is bound to acquire this property sooner or later, and the sooner it does the better. DAN X MALARKEY. LARCENY CASE DISMISSED Oregon Hotel Refuses to Prosecnte Former Bookkeeper. The Indictment against Charles W. Jones, defaulting bookkeeper of the Oregon Hotel, charging larceny by em bezzlement, was dismissed by Circuit Judge Morrow yesterday on motion ot Deputy District Attorney Michelet. The reason given was a lack of disposition on the part of Messrs. Wright & Dick inson, proprietors of the Oregon Hotel, to prosecute their former employe. Jones Buccumbed to temptation and innlr ,, mnnav In - small lots when he found himself In flnanolal difficul ties as a result of sickness ana ouer troubl in his family. Complimentary Dinner to J. N. Teal Already Assured Success. It Is probable that every plate for the icomplimentary dinner to J. N. wfii iu nniH lonir before the date of the event, Friday, November 8, approacnes. a aisunguisneu na-j of speakers has been procured. In cluding Senator W. E. Borah, of Idaho, and William Denison Lyman, president of the Paciflo Northwest Waterways Congress. Among the local speakers will be C. S. Jackson. Places have been provided for 350 persons. Wo men have been invited. The dinner has been arranged in recognition of the -notable services per formed by Mr. Teal for Portland and for the entire Pacific Coast in his con nection with the passage of the free . 1 1 .1.,,,. m ia Pflnsma Canal bill. The. affair is In charge of the Pro gressive Business Men s jiud ana win be held In the main dining-room of pnmmArcliil Club. The following i ,l. MmmlttM on arrangements: Marshall N. Dana, Eugene Brookings, Dry Farm Tubers to Be Served. Burbank potatoes grown without ir rigation in Morrow County will be served at the Portland . Commercial Club dinners Monday, Wednesday and Friday of the coming week, through the courtesy of the Heppner Commer cial Club. The potatoes Were grown by C. A. Minor, of .Heppner; Twelve seeks were sent to the Commercial Club In Portland, half of which will go East with the Oregon exhibits to the St. Paul Land Show, and the members of the commercial Club will enjoy the remainder. The potatoes are all of prize-winning quality. ENDORSEMENT OF W. A. LEET The following Western Union telegram was received yesterday from United States Sen ator William Alden Smith, of Michigan: i .1 " Mt. Clemens, Mich., Nov. 1, 1912. Hon. W. A. Leet, Portland, Or.: Hearty congratulations upon your nomination for Circuit Judge. The people of your county are fortunate if they are able to secure your services in this honorable position, for which you are admirably qualified. WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH. VOTE FOR W. A. LEET FOR CIRCUIT. JUDGE,' DEPT. 4 JPid Advertisement.)