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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1912)
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, SpecDuHScrvea DaUy intHe lament Store- CTrSta nTd Orement Toys. AmeUcOootAU Km. TmZ 4tH Floor x f w r s v v a. v t . rmsf a . -w -k v n mm mm m m wramm v sv mms m m .a m m m m m a m a. w a. i w v - - - - - i a a $buuu vote monies Every Portland man and woman should tane a personal Corduroy Pants 69 c Double "S. & H." Green Trading Stamps in the base ment store today on all cash-purchases of 10c or . . 1 J - 3 1T;AlAcknit1rara in over, rsoys gooa, neavy curuurvy jvhh"i brown and and cut in iiii pv. -'i 3 i kti.. i h Timr KinrK npon iji lilh ivku ivkiui .raw I brown and gray; fine cord, extra-weu maae, fjUs kn&il I "e yy "" - I - ; rA fnll sizes. 5 to 16 Years. $1 vaL ' V mlDouhle Green Stamps in the Easement TodaySl !tt La. to the g Bt "Underprise Store" today d w. ij L -..J JaWo har-traiTi of the vear. The Basement Store is neiping to soive me mgu uuoi, ux uvui6 UVubu -w, tf t ,.........M,...........Mta)MMaaaaaaiMaaawa v. . k Heart of the New Retail Shopping Zone ij interest in this ; leat free distribution of $6000 m gold, for it offers a rare opportunity to help a worthy cause and that, too, without one cent extra cost. Do a little boosting for your favorite society, church or institution. Men's Golf Shirts for 48c)Today9 2000 Pairs of Double "S. & H." Green Stamps on basement cash pur- . w.S C women's $4 &noes chases today. A splendid bargain in men s omris. pop ular coat styles of best quality percale, in attractive new stripe patterns and handsome colorings. A very dressy Shirt, cut in good, generous siies. All sizes n this special lot from 14 up to 17. Your choice only-'' SaleofSilkWaistsGl 79 Regular Values Up to $6.50 K V Extra Special. Several hundred beautiful silk "W aists in this remarkable sale , also a number of dainty styles in flannels and heavy washable materials. Plain tailored or fancy trim med models in light or dark colorings. Perfect fitting Waists, worth regularly up to $6.50 each. Near- CI yQ ly all sizes, i our cnoice ioosj $1.69 a Pair In the basement "underprice" store today. Double "S. & H." Green Stamps on all cash pur chases. A phenomenal Wednesday sale of 1000 pairs women's and misses' Shoes strictly high-grade stock in tans, vici kid, patents, gunmetal, velvet, suedes, etc., in all the most popular lasts and all widths. Save a half or more on your Winter Shoes here today. . The same styles and 3T JO cTades sold elsewhere at $3.50 and $4 Px Todau. Our . Children's $2 School Shoes $1.00 a Pair Double "S. & H." Green Trading Stamps in the basement today on cash purchases. Big Wed nesday sale of children's School Shoes. Made from good dependable leathers to stand hard usage. Medium and heavy weights in sizes from 6 to 2. You won't buy as good shoes as these in town under $2.00 the pair. All parents should take quick advantage of this remarkable sale. Buy all you 3 1 flfk want of them today at only, pair pj-vfv Bovs' $1 Sweaters for 48c Double "S. & H." Green Trading Stamps on cash sales of 10c or over in the Basement "Underprice Store" to day, Boy's heavy warm wool Sweaters, cardigan rib, cicely made and finished. Gray, with red or blue trim mings. Only a limited number in the lot, so be rfQf prompt. All sizes for boys and youths. $1 values I $1.29 Wool Sweater Coats Reaular Values to $3.50 ... Several hundred of these fine, warm, wool Sweaters in inis lot. Some slightly soiled, but otherwise perfect. Made of fine quality wool yarns, Cardigan or fancy woven, with side pokets and pearf buttons. V neck model. A very service able garment to wear under your coat. Come fl T 29 in popular colors. All sizes. Values to $3.50, P $2.50 Fancy Feathers O in the Season's Latest Novelties In the basement "underprice" store today, another great special offering of fancy Feathers at less than one fqurth regular wholesale cost. Will sell them all today, so come early. Wings, breasts, pom poms, stick-ups, etc., small, medium or large sizes. All perfect, fresh stock 2C splendid quality. Regular values up to $2.50, at"'' T French Plumes at& TO Worth Regular Up to $5.00 P Double "H. & II." Green Trading Stamps on basement eash purchases today. A sensational sale of beautiful French Ostrich Plumes at a final clean-up price. Good, full heads, perfectly dyed and up to 18 inches in length. A splendid assortment of all the most wanted shades and 2JO T Q black. Values in these plumes up to $5.00, at P-'X7 Regular 35c Veiling at, Yard, 10c 1800 yards of fine silk Face Veilings on sale at an extremely low price. Plain or fancy patterns, close or open meshr black "I ff and colors. Regular 35c values at only Regular $1.00 Chiffon Veils for 59c Excellent quality Motor Veils of fine chiffon. All the leading Winter Colors, black and white. Good full size, neatly hemmed. tZOn Regular $1.00 values on sale at only''' 25c Box Stationery for Only 15c 1000 boxes of high-grade Box Stationery at a bargain price today. Beautiful full French linen Paper and Envelopes-. 25c cor- J respondence size box. Special at only Regular 10c Toilet Paper for 5c 3000 rolls high-grade Toilet Paper on sale Wednesday at half price. Full 1000-sheet rolls. Fine quality tissue. Limit of 20 rolls CZg to a customer. 10c Paper at only, roll, J- 20c Handkerchiefs for Only 9c Women's fancy embroidered Handkerchiefs; dainty new patterns on fine sheer materials; scalloped or hemstitched edges; worth Ox up to 20 cents each. Special at only ' Huck Towels, the Dozen for 50c Double "S. & H." Stamps on basement cash purchases today. Sale Huck Towels, 15x 24 inches, fine, soft finish with co) ored borders. Special at, dozen for''' Women's Winter Coats $9.98 200 smart ntfw Winter Coats for women and misses in this lot. Very latest styles in the popular rough woven and double faced material. Tailored and 6torm collars and deep cuffs. Good, serviceable colors. All sizes in the lot. Extra flJQ Qfi special value at, your choice P ' '' Women's Silk Petticoats $2.48 500 bright, new taffeta and messalinePet ticoats in this great Wednesday sale. Are tailored or plain pleated flounces, with or without under ruffle. They come in all tlje leading colors or in black. The values in the Petticoats run as high as CJQ i Q $5.00 each. Special at only Pv Men's Regular 25c Socks for 17c Mill seconds of the. famous "Everlasting" Socks for men ; fine grade silk lisle with soles, heels and toes reinforced with linen ; Tf 7 guaranteed best of wear; black, colors ' Men's Four-in-Hand Ties for 10c Another immense lot of men 's Ties just in for today's selling. A wide range of beautiful colorings and choice patterns. Medium "1 fr widths. None sold to dealers. 25c vals.-- '' Women's 40c Underwear for 25c Women's fine Winter weight Underwear high neck and long sleeve vests and ankle length pants; mill seconds, pure white Qtf and close ribbed. 40c quality at only'' 12Uc Worsted Suitings, Yard, 5c Double "S. & H." Green Stamps today on basement cash purchases. Special sale of worsted finish Suitings in dark colors Eg for children's dresses, etc. 12y2c val., Shirting Cheviots, the Yard, 9c 1500 yards of Shirting Cheviots, good, heavy quality for boys' waists, shirts and women's house dresses, on sale in the basement Og. "underprice" store at only, the yard ' Mill Ends Outing Flannel, Yd. 9c Mill ends of splendid quality outing flannels for Winter gowns. Choice checked and stripe patterns and heavy, warm fleece. A Qc rare bargain. Supply your needs; yard 85c Taffeta Silks for ' OQc Short Lengths and Broken Lines Double "S, & H." Green Trading Stamps on basement cash purchases today. 2100 yards high-grade Taffeta SilkR, beautiful, soft finish, in scores of rich colorings. A good wearing silk for dresses, waists, linings and trimmings. A standard 85c grade anywhere. Buy all you want of OQ it today at this extremely low price, the yard''' Rich Fancy Stiles tor Regular $1 Quality at a Yard An immense lot of these beautiful Silks on sale for less than half price. A great variety of new patterns, checks, stripes and small floral designs. Soft finished taffetas and messalines in richest of colorings. Silks here for every purpose. Do your holiday buying now. There arefi.Qr Silks in this lot worth up to $1.00 a yard at only''' Children's Capes Many of Them Silk Lined tK 65 of these handHome Capes to be closed out at once; serv iceable for school or dress wear. Made from fine all-wool materials broadcloths and cheviots in good colors. Many of them silk lined, with fancy button trimmings. Sizes for girls up to 14 years of age. Excellent values JJQ JO nr. in iRl.5. nn Ynnr choice at'onlv. the garment V,",r'-' T 1 Women's Handbags fZQr Best Reg. $1 and $1.25 Values VJcl Women's high-grade' leather Handbags in many attractive new styles and shapes.- Genuine leather, with nickel or gunmetal frames and strap handles. Each bag fitted with extra coin purse. Good, well-constructed Handbags that sell in the regular way at from $1.00 to $1.25 each. fZQs Offered in the -basement store at the low price of"'' $25.00 Dresses for $8.98 Smart and very stylish one-piece Dresses for afternoon or street wear. They are made of medium-weight materials. Are splendid, well-made garments and are nicely trimmed. They come in all .sizes and in good colors. Regular values JJO QO in the lot up to $25.00, at pOZO Tailored Suits for $11.95 Regular $20.00 values. 200 of these stylish Suits in this lot. All the popular Fall and Winter fabrics and newest colorings. Are extra well tailored and perfect fitting. All sizes in the lot Special opportunity to get a good Suit at a specially CI 1 Q CZ low price. Choice, each fAXv Women's Fall Hats $1.00 Hundreds of the stylish Hats, priced sen sationally low for this Wednesday's selling. Smart, dressy street Hats, just the thing for present wear. High-grade felt founda tions, and very neatly trimmed. They come in the leading colors and also fif T (f in black. Values to $3.50, at vLJ Sale of Umbrellas at Q& Paragon Steel Frame and Rod 500 high-grade Umbrellas for men and women will find new owners in the basement "underprice" store today. 26 and 28-inch sizes with best paragon steel frame and rod. Choice assortment of plain and fancy handles to choose from. They come in fast black, water-proof covering. Buy QO a couple at this extraordinarily low price, onlyJ' aii - Women's IV ignt gowns Extra Heavy Quality All Sizes Double "S. & H." Green Trading Stamps on basement cash purchases today. Women's and misses' outing flannel Night Gowns, extra heavy fleeced materials in attractive pat terns and splendid colorings. Cut full and long. A com plete line of all sizes and the best regular 75c qual ity. Specially priced for this selling at only, each -''' Girls' $1 Dresses 59c In the Basement "Underprice Store Double "S. & H." Green Stamps on basement cash purchases tomorrow. Sale extraordinary of Children's Dresses in sizes from 2 to 6 years of age. Dainty, becoming new styles, made from good, heavy washable materials, nicely finished1 and attractively trimmed. Choice assortment of light and dark colorings to choose from. Dresses that are worth all of $1.00 each. A wonderful Wednesday offering to- CZQf day. Supply your future needs at the low price of -'' Raincoats Only $2.98 In the Basement "Underprice Store! Double "S. & H." Trading Stamps in the basement "under price store today on all eash purchases. Buy tha chil dren 's Raincoats here at a splendid saving. In sizes for girls 6 to 15 years of age. Made from best rubberized ma terials in dark blue; guaranteed fast color, neat fitting, full length Coats of excellent grade.. Keep the JJO children warm and dry in one of the Coats at P'' Baraain Circle Sale of Notions s Between the Elevators on the Main Spool Silk, 100 yards to the spool, special, 5 Spool Cotton, 200 yards, black or white, only 4fr Basting Cotton, 500-yard spools, white only, 4 Tailor's Chalk, 72 pieces to the box, special, 18 Hooks and Eyes, standard qualities, two for Dress Weights, white or black, by the yard, 6t Dressmaker's Pins, Va pound to the box, only 27 Common Pins, 400 on the paper, special at ZYi4 Cotton Tape, 4 yards to the piece, on sale at 2Va Pearl Buttons, 14 to 24-line, at, card, only Wire Coat Hangers, regular 6c quality, at 3$ Floor Supply Your Needs for Less Trouser Hangers, best 15c quality for only 8? Wood Coat Hangers, regular 10c grade, duly 6fr Safety Pins, 3 sizes, best 5c quality, package, 2Vt Hair Nets, 5 in an envelope, special at only 8 Bias Folds, all sizes, regular 10c quality at 5 Machine Oil, the regular 15c grade, a bottle, 1Q Kleinert's "Gem" No. 2 covered Shields, 20 Kleinert's "Qcm" No. 8 covered Shields, 22 Kleinert's "Gem" No. 4 Shields, 30c grade, 25 25c Shopping Bags on sale today at only 18 15c SheUairPins, 3 on a, card, special at 8 Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps on Cash Purchases in the Basement Store Today $2.50CarpetSweepers$1.75 $3 Sweepers $2.25 a sale today in ine special reduced prices. Caroet Sweepers on basement store at Regular $.3.00 grade at $2.25 1 7? and the $2.50 quality, special P 25cDustlessDustersl9c "Daisy" dustless dusters, the household 'necessity. Regular 25c grade. On f Qs special sale in the basement at only -'' Electric Reading Lamps Only $4.99 Regular $7.50 values, two lights, 22 in. high and has a 14-inch pretty shade. 50c Covered Roasters, size 11x16 inches, special price, 39? 15c Set of 6 Table Mats specially priced for today at 10 $7.00 grade 45-piece Dinner Sets, splendid quality, $5.10 50cKitchen Meat Saws priced for today's sale at only 25 HOLTA PROPOSES CANAL CHANNEL BETWEEN RIVERS IS NEW PROJECT. Among Other Advantages Pointed Oat by Northslder Is Cut-Off Toward Vancouver. A ship canal connecting the Colum bia and tbe Willamette Rivers through the upper portion of the Peninsula, using perhaps Sullivan's Gulch, Is a project proposed by J. H. Noita. presi dent of the North Portland Commercial Club and father of the Interstate bridge and the matter will be presented next Thursday nlKht at a joint meeting of the North Portland Commercial Club and the Women's Auxiliary, In the Fire Hall on Albina avenue. Mr. Kolta has had the canal project in mind for some time and has given it some con sideration. At this meeting the matter of resubmitting a par.K bond Issue to the people will be considered also and the construction of a boulevard east ward from Columbia boulevard into Eastern Oregon. . "This canal proposition." said Mr. N'olta yesterday, "is no wildcat Im practicable scheme. Other cities have built canals under much greater dif flcultlea. It Is IS miles to Vancouver around by the mouth of the Willamette River. A canal couia De cut in sucn m wit as to use Sullivan's Gulch, which evtdently was once a channel or part of the Columbia River, to shorten the dis tance and give close connection with the Columbia River. It is now time to .rtRHMr this matter. "In the matter of another park bond Issue question." continued Mr. Nolta. I think the people will vote 11.000,000 if it Is submitted in the right way, ana then if used as the people desire, there win be no trouble to get anotner i. not) 000. or whatever is wanted for parks. But It no use to submit a park bond issue to the people and keep them In the dark as to what is to be done with the money. Tha 12.000,000 bond issue proposed at the November elec tion might hav carried, but the Park Board did not take the people into Its confidence. Speakers were asked on nearly every occasion what the $2. 000.000 was for and where It was to be used, but no satisfactory answer was given. The people of Vernon held a meeting to get a park for that neigh borhood, and Mr. Mische, one of the speakers, was asked If Vernon would get a park, but he did not give them a direct answer. I don't think the Ross Island proposition will every carry, and that It will be waste of time to bring it up again. It helped carry down the park bonds and the other bond Issues. "I have been asked to attend a meet ing Monday noon at the Commercial Club to consider another park bond Is sue and I expect to go, but my present opinion is the people will vote 11,000,000 for parks If they know what Is to be done with the money, but not otherwise.". FATHER ANDJSUITOR FIGHT O. B. llog Objects to G. H. Weise's Calls on laughter. Father and suitor almost came to blows In Municipal Court yesterday when O. B. Hog, altr prosecuting a case of trespass against G. H. Welse. started to lead his daughter, the cause of contention, from the courtroom, and Welse essayed the same service on the nthor side. The father, although much the- smaller and older man, sprang at Welse, and the two men were separat ed by Bailiff Johnson. Hog testified that he had given fre quent orders to Welse to stay away from the premises at 630 Overton street. The daughter followed on the stand, but denied that ber sweetheart ever had been ordered away. "Don't lie. daughter," cautioned Hog, who was prosecuting his own esse. "Has he told you to tell UesT' he continued. "Speak, child; it is ' your father talking to you; tell the truth." The girl falterlngly admitted that she had beard ber father threaten Welse with the police, and the court found him guilty. A sentence of 30 days was suspended on condition that he remain away -from tha Hog home. CAIVIN HEILIG AND H, L. KEATS ARE SOREIY TRIED. Attempt or Theatrical Magnate to Carry Auto Dealer Through Water Is Disastrous. If certain Portland people, among them Calvin Heilig and H. I Keats, enjoyed some nice duck for ' dinner Monday night It was not without pre vious effort and Inconvenience. Both Mr. Heilig and Mr. Keats like duck. Also, they like the sport of shoot ing them. Knowing of their tastes and ambitions, the entire membership of the Crescent Outing Club, consisting of Julius ti. Meier, M. C. Dickin son and Charles Wright. Invited the aforesaid sportsmen out for a Sunday's sport. Now the club mem bers are accustomed to almost any kind of outdoor conditions and were prepared for emergencies. Besides, It had been raining. Arriving at Sauvies Island, where the shooting "grounds" of the club are it was "every man look out for his own ducks." That's bow it was that the guests of the club, namely, Mr. Heilig and Mr. Keats, paid for their ducks so dearly. Being somewhat unfamiliar with the territory on Duck Island the two visi tors did not like the idea of everyone shifting for himself, especially since Mr. Keats had on a pair of boots that reached only to his knees. The water was high. To reach the blind from which he waa to do his shooting Mr. Keats must necessarily wade IS feet through the water that threatened to flow into his boot tops. "Wait a minute, old top," shouted the theatrical magnate as he espied the au tomobile man starting out through the perilous water, "I'll carry you across." Mr. Heilig had on a pair of those regulation hip boots without which no duck hunting expedition can be suc- cessxui. . . . , . -1 1 1 Tr.at. In ncKin up me struggling .o... .... his arms pretty much in the same way as aoes tne singe neru me miw...o heroine, Mr. Heilig started dramatically toward the blind. Now Mr. Heilig is nothing If he Is not careful, and he exercised both care and caution. Suddenly be bumped his right foot against a submerged rock and both men went sprawling Into the water. They got wet up to their necks. After drying their clothing the un fortunate pair yet had time to Indulge , - 111. , 1 1 aVn1m w I Q f in ttlA in lltLlO tcweiu ' " afternoon. In spite of their early morn ing nanaicap tney say inoj legal limit. EXTENSION WORK PLANNED State Instructors Will Jjecture to Railway Employes. As the result of a talk before the Electric Club of this city, given by Professor George Rebec, of the Univer sity of Oregon at Eugene, many em ployes of the Portland Railway, Light A Power Company will take up univer sity extension work. The plan is to organize classes In the various depart ments of the company, and outline for these a course of studies. Professors will be sent from Eugene to appear be fore these classes and give round table instructions and deliver lectures. This Is really the first attempt of the university to place Its extension work in the institutions having a large num ber of employes. At the fourth annual meeting of the Electric Club, which Is composed of all the employes of the comapny, B. S. Josselyn, president of the company, urged the employes to take advantage of the opportunity to obtain Instruc tion. The Electric Club Monday night in ducted Into office the pew officers re cently elected. F. W. Hlld, general man ager of the. company, is president; A. C. McMlcken, vlce-presid(ent, and M. B. Grenfell, secretary. Addresses also were made by F. I. Fuller, vice-president of the company; C. N. Hugglns, treasurer, and O. B. Coldwell, general superinten dent of" light and power. Charles F. Bwigert gave an illustrated lecture of ki. ...(nmAhll. r1n through Eu rope, while Stanley Baker; gave a reci tation, tiarry imea t buhb, o.i,q Portland Ad Club trio enthused the au dience with several songs. The even ing was concluded with dancing and refreshments. FIXES CURED Ef 6 TO 14 DATS. Tour drusKlit will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itelilns, Blind. BIeSln, protrudin Piles. 6 to 14 days. 600. "Webfoot Oil Dressing, black or tan. fhe great waterproof shoe grease. Makes shoes wear longer. All dealers. Health Is tbe foundation of all good looks. The wise woman realizes this and takes precautions to preserve her health and strength through the pe riod of child bearing. She remains a pretty mother by avoiding as far as possible the suffering and dangers of such occasions. This, every woman may do through the use of Mother's Friend. This Is a medicine for external application and so penetrating in Its nature as to thoroughly lubricate every muscle, nerve and tendon in volved during the period before baby comes. It aids nature by expanding the skin and tissues, relieves tender ness and soreness, and perfectly pre pares the system m.m .r for, natural and CYUjCSaYWlS safe motherhood. 'zZZ-. 2 Mother's Friend A-ZA OXXO is sold at drug C7av stores. Write for free book for ex pectant mothers, which contains much valuable Information. BRAD FIELD REGULATOR CO.. AuWa. Ca. lO ROUND TRIP ALBANY Tor the APPLE SHOW Tickets sold November 12, 13, 14. Return limit, November 16. OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY S I 0RECOK I kl Mivtm OBSERVATION PARLOR CARS . On Limited Trains. Seat fare to Albany, 35 cents. Sleeping Car on "The OwL" DAILY TRAIN SCHEDULE. Leave Jef- Arrive . fersonst. Albany. 6:30 A.M. 9:40 A.M. ; 8:40 A.M. 11:10 A.M. . ..11:00 A.M. 2:00 P.M. 2:15 P.M. 5:20 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M. 12:30 A.M. .12:01 A. M. 5:00 A.M. Tavinir timn at North Bank Station 20 minutes earlier than at Jefferson-street Station, 6hown above. . CITY TICKET OFFICES FIFTH AND STARK STS. TENTH AND MORRISON STS. TENTH AND STARK STS. PASSENGER STATIONS. JEFFERSON AND FRONT STS. ELEVENTH AND HOTT STS. Local "Limited" Local . . . . Local .... "Limited" Local .... rYmi J
