Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, February 20, 1913, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORXIXG OREGONIAJf. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1913. Here Exclusively Perrin Real French Kid Gloves, J. &T. Cousins' Shoes for Women, Mme. Irene and Warner Corsets, Eppo Petticoats Lunch Today in Our Beautiful Tea Room Direct Elevator to the Seventh Floor Daily at Noontime Orchestra Music and Singing HOME OWNERS AND RENTAL AGENTS are placed in direct communication with prospective tenants through out Free Rental Bureau withont charge when lista are sub mitted. WATER-BILL PAY STATION where water bills from any part of the city may be paid, is in Basement. NURSERY on Fourth Floor, where chil dren are cared for while mothers shop in the store THE CONGRESS OF MOTHERS will sell American Flags here in First Floor Booth to help in the Child's Welfare Fund. On Thursday Mrs. Henry "Waldo Coe will preside. PURCHASE FURNITURE on our Club Plan of easy installments. This courtesy we extend whether you buy at regular or at Sale prices Fourth Floor. Stirring Specials Today in Our Popular Men's Haberdashery First-Floor Section, Just In- side Morrison-St. Entrance 18 February Event in Progress T.Tra.tivi Rromo Quinine. 2 for 25 25c Carter's Little Liver Pills, 2 for 25 25c Bay Rum, 8 ounces on saie ior nj txm.r'h Hazel. THclrenson's. Tit. "1 50c De Witt's Kidney Pills for only 29d Calomel Tablets, 100 in a bottle, for 17 50o Wizard Oil, liniment; for only 29 50c Syrup of Figs, Tokalon, only 23 d 50c Syrup of Figs, California, only 29d 60c Lambert's Listerine, special at 35d 9s Tjimhprt's Listerine. snecial at lOf 25c Boraxo, special for tttia sale at 19 10c Ammo, special ior mis saie, oniy v C 50c Pane's Diapepsin, for indigestn. 29d $1 Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, 62d 50c Java Rice Powder, all tints, at 20 50c Pozzoni Powder, all tints, only 29d 60c Carmen Powder, all tints, only 29d 50c Stillman's Freckle Cream for 29d 50c Melorose Beauty Cream, only 39c Hansen-Jenk's Violet Brut Creme, 25d VERONICA SPRING WATER Bottle 50c Dozen $5.50 FREE TRIAL OFFER Give this famous mineral spring water a trial purchase one case of Veronica Water (12 bottles), $5.50, and convince yourself in 10 days' trial of its wonderful merits. If not thoroughly satisfied after using three bottles, return balance of case with three empty bottles and your money will be cheerfully refunded. First Floor. IV ew Bnlldlna?. Mall' Order Filled.. Underwear Sweater Coats Golf Shirts Handherchiefs Night Shirts Hosiery NecKties 25c Ajax Hose 1 7c-3 Pairs 50c Ajax Hose for men, well known for their durability and fine weave on which the former six-months' guarantee has been- 'withdrawn. Regular 25c grades of light, medium and heavy weight cotton; also mercerized cotton, in black, tan and all colors. Seamless feet. Special, three pairs 50 the pair 17. Men's 35c Ajax Hose of fine quality silk lisle thread. Now sold without former six months' guarantee. . Spring weights, in black, tan and all wanted colors. Special, pair 23 $1.50 Union Suits 95c For early Spring wear, these Union Suits of Egyptian yarn, Derby ribbed are most suited. Of very soft weave and form fitting. Ecru only. . Sizes 34 to 48. Reg ular $1.50 Union Suits, today at only 95. $1.50 Sweater Coats for boys and girls. In Oxford, gray and navy. With plain or trimmed fronts. All sizes included. Choose them today . only, 89? 75c Underwear 55c Men who prefer two-piece under garments 'will find this an ex ceptional opportunity to purchase the needs for early Spring wear at decided savings. Egyptian cot ton, derby ; ribbed Shirts and Drawers in medium weight and all sizes; ecru only. ' Regular 75c garments, each 55. Men's $1.25 Shirts and Drawers of lightweight wool worsted, in nat ural gray. The popular weight for Spring wear. Every garment neatly finished. Special, the garment, 95 $ 1 Golf Shirts at 65c Men "When you see the quality in unusual variety of pleasing patterns offered in this lot of Golf Shirts we special at 65c, you 11 choose the requirements for months to come. They're the new Spring styles and of the regular $1 grades of madrases, percales and chambrays. Plain bosoms with cuffs attached, coat style. Also included are some negligee overshirts with collars attached. See them in Morrison-street window, then choose from the vast assortment just inside the .entrance. 50c Ties at 25c There's a beautiful and varied array of fancy Four-in-Hand Ties included in this lot. Tubulars, re versibles, French folds and wide flowing ends. In handsome pat terns, both plain and, fancy striped and figured. Regular 50o Ties, today at only 25. Kaiser . Handkerchiefs for men. Full sized. Neatly hemstitched bor ders. Of soft quality, sanitary white material. Special, each, 0J 20c Kerchiefs at 12'2C The men's Kerchiefs included in this sale are of pure white linen, with neat hemstitched bor ders, one-eighth and one-quarter inches deep. Full sized Handker chiefs. Regularly 20c, special to day, each at only 12V. Men's Night SMrts of good qual ity muslin. In white only, plain or fancy trimmed. Low cut style and laydown collars. Have pocket, cut full measure and all sizes, each 45 A great protection against Spring winds are the popular ruff -neck style Sweater Coats. For today we include the $4.50 grades for only Men's and Women's $4.50 Ruff Neck Sweater CoatS $2.98 f.2'9,8- h choice of Oxford gray, maroon, navy, white tan and car- U-LUcii. j.cu.iuiii weig-uii j.ui K3jJi.xug vvecu.. iiavc pcui uunuiia auu pockets. See them in the Momson-street window. Just Inside Morrison-St. Entrance. Mall Order. Filled. Women's $1.50v and $1.75 Gloves at $ 1 .09 A saving of 41c or 68c a pair on high grade Gloves is assuredly worth while. Women should supply the needs today. Real glace kid and suede Gloves taken from our regular stock, but broken lines of colors and sizes. Regular $1.50 and $1.75 grades offered today only, $1.09 First Floor, Mala Balldlnpr. Mall Order. Filled. Notions Purchase Today at Saving's 35c Folding Skirt Markers, special, each 19 5c 200-yard cotton Thread, odd sizes, 2 at 5 6c box Hair Pins, very special at only 3 20c Whits Dress Shields, sizes 3 and 4, pr. 5 Children's 15c White Hose Supporters, 10 10c Collar Supporters, odd sizes, card, 3 10c Corset Stays, gray, the pair at only 3 5c 100-yard silk Thread, three spools at 10 25c Acme Sanitary Belts, special, each, 19 3c Clark's Darn'g Cotton, blk., wht., 5 for 10 5c package Hairpins, special, 4 packages, 53 10c card Mother's Ironing Wax, special, 5 5c card black Safety Fins, two cards for 5? 10c card Tri Eye Hooks and Eyes, card, 4 10c package Yankee Mending Tissue for 3? First Floor, .Vcir Building. Mail Order. Filled. Our February Homefurnishing Sale Now in Progress This Week's Feature Our wonderful sale of Over stuffed and Framed Furniture and Upholstery Fabrics. Section on third floor reserved for the display of Furniture and Fabrics. Other pieces on fourth floor all Upholstered Furniture reduced. Scores of other Furniture spe cials enter the February event and as for variety safe to say few Western stores show so many dif ferent patterns or various pieces as here on our fourth floor section. 283 patterns of covered up holstered Furniture. 74 patterns of Library Tables 72 patterns of Extension Tables. 51 patterns of leather bolstered Furniture. 151 patterns of mission Bock era and Settees. 145 patterns of Dressers. 46 patterns of Buffets. up- If a U Women's Union Suits Regularly $1, Special 43c Think of purchasing Wom en's Swiss Ribbed Union Suits that regularly sell at $1 for only 43o! It's an economy offering that be hooves women to choose the needed Undergarments to day. Choice of white only. In regular sizes 4, 5 and 6. Have high neck, long sleeves and ankle length. Remem ber this offering of $1 Union Suits for only 43c is for one day only. 50c to 75c Ribbons of extra quality taffeta. Beautiful warp prints in handsome floral and Dresden patterns. Narrow satin edged borders in harmonizing colors. Special the yard 43 First Floor, Mala Building. Mall Order. Filled. Women's Coats $7.45 Regular $12.50-$20 Models Priced close to one-third of their real worth are many of the Coats in this great group offered at only $7.45. And the styles and fabrics are well suited to early Spring wear. Of medium weight, with large rolling collars. Stand-up or roll collars. Both full-length and Johnnie Coats to choose from. In pleasing straight front effect or the popular cut away style. Of serges, cheviots, worsteds, tweeds and chinchilla. Regular $12.50 to $20 Coats at the low price of only $7.45. $1.50 Tailored Waists, 48c Neat and pleasing are the styles of every Tail ored Shirt "Waist in this lot. Of plain or striped fabrics, with soft cuffs and collars. Others have tucks and pleats with collars to match. Some styles have turn collars with short sleeves and turn cuffs. Regular $1.50 Waists, today at 48. Second Floor, Main Building;. Mall Order. Filled. Lace Curtains $2.47 See Them in Alder-Street Window Display Nearly every home will need several pairs of Curtains during early Spring refurnishing. And this is truly a savings event that merits immediate choice. Included are 76 handsome patterns of Cluny Lace, Battenberg, French Net and Fancy Braid Effects in Soutache. They're all the remaining small lots of $4.50 Laco Curtains. To- ' day, pair, $2.47. 65c and 75c Madras, 39c Many uses you'll find for these beautiful Madrases of fered today at 39 the yard. They are our regular 68c and 75c grades, 50 inches wide. In tans, greens, reds, blues and brown. Third Floor, Main Bnlldlnac. Mall Order. Filled. Bungalow Nets V4 Off To assure room for daily ar riving Spring stocks, our entire stock of bungalow Nets is of fered at Vi OFF. Pleasing are the effects in plaids, checks and stripes. In white, cream and ecru. 40 to 50 inches wide and regularly 25c to $3 the yard. $6 Couch Covers $4.59 "Wondrously pleasing and handsome are the verdure ef fects found in these rich and beautiful Belmont Couch Cov ers! Then, too, they're revers ible Covers. There's a dis tinctive elegance to these de signs. In tans, greens, browns, reds and blue. Soft and sub dued are the colorings. They're regular $6 Couch Cov ers. 60 inches wide and 3 yards long. Special today at only $4.59. H ome Life Happier hy the possession of a sweet -toned Co lumbia or Victor Talking Machine enjoyable both to old and young. Entertaining and instructive are these wonderful reproducers of the human voice and sound. Hear Slezak, the Famous Tenor, who appears at Ileilig on either Victor or Columbia Records. Beautiful are the renditions in all their full, human, living power. Ask to hear them today in our Fifth Floor Parlors. Any Victor or Columbia Sold on Easy Installments JTffk SiixfkiornsoK, Afden Gfpeet. -47 STOKE OF a tf- -"W"T 1 i " I TELEPHONES: Marshall 4600 A-6101 A LA CAMILLE del fr th; ne,T Spring Corset will assure milady of grace and Buppleness and a perfect style foundation for the fitting of the latest modes in Spring Dresses and Gowns. Comfort being a prime factor in the designing of the superb La Camille Corset you are assured of naturalness of poise in this high-grade Corset, when properly fitted to your individual figure. Demonstration of the La Camille Corset now being held daily in our Second Floor Corset Parlors. Mrs. Bell, an expert corsetiere, direct from the New York factory, is here to tell you of the distinctive features of this scientific ally fashioned Corset the "La Camille." Consult her today. 'Twill prove both interesting and instructive. La Camille Cor sets are sold here only in Portland. Model as Illustrated No. 68, a handsome stylo of fine French coutil. Wonderfully graceful, straight lines, fitting close and smoothlv over the hips. Priced at SIO. Other models at from $3.50 to 15. COWS TOE FRUIT ONTARIO FOLK ARE BOOMING DAIRY rNDTTSTRY. Delegation Arrlres From Eastern Oregon City to Confer With Tres Ident Farrell of O.-AV. R. & In an effort to convert Malheur and Harney Counties Into the dairymen's . paradise, city officials of Ontario and members of the Ontario Commercial Club have abandoned their advertising campaign on behalf of the Oregon ap ple albeit Ontario is the center of one of the best apple-growing districts In the Northwest end hereafter will con fine their sole efforts to attract farm ers with cows, cows and more cows. A. W. Trow, Mayor of Ontario, and W. IT. Doollttle. president of the Com mercial Club there, arrived in Port land yesterday and conferred with J. IX Farrell. president of the O.-W. R. tc N. Company, on the subject. Mr. Farrell. who Is. Interested In a dairy farm of his own, gave them much en couragement and promised whatever assistance he can give. The early completion of the O.-W. II. A X. line between Bend and Vale, which work Is now In progress, will bring; Malheur and Harney Counties Into closer touch with Portland and will afford a ready market for tho dairy products of those sections. In Inaugurating their campaign the Ontario officials addressed letters to 50.000 dairymen In various parts of the country pointing out the advantages of Eastern Oregon and offering them cheap feed and low land rentals as an Inducement to men who are willing to Invest In cattle. Letters also were sent to 2000 agricultural college stu dents and 2000 butter makers. "We are going to keep on growing apples," said Mayor Trow, "but we are going to subordinate fruit to cows. The apple exploitation has been over done. ORENCO WOMAN IN OFFICE Miss Edna Purdy Is Treasurer ot Oregon Electric Suburb. Orenco. Portland's enterprising little suburb on the Oregon Electric, now is a fully organized municipality, with all Its accompanying rights and privileges and tribulations and a full set of of ficers has just been given their re spective oaths. The following Is the list of city officials: Mayor, M. McDonald; Treasurer, Miss Edna Purdy; Marshal, Roy McDowell; members City Council. L. M. Boozer, A. Li. Brush, Robert Schneider, E. A. Mlncemoyer, H. V. Meade and Michael Do bra. . . VALE ROAD IS RUSHED NEW PART OF O.-W. It. & X. TO BE FINISHED THIS YEAR. 139-MiIo Stretch to Dog Mountain Well Under Way and Remaining Route to Bend Authorized. Now that the O.-W. R. & N. Company has taken over the road under con structlon between Vale and Bend, addl tlonal men, teams and equipment will be placed in service and every effort will be made to hasten construction, with the view of baying part of the road in operation before the end of the present year. Contracts for building that portion of the line between Vale and Dog Mountalp 139 miles west were let by the Oregon Short Line to the Utah Con struction Company before the project was given into the Jurisdiction of the O.-W. R. & N. officials. It Is probable that this portion of the new road will be finished this year. "We are concentrating all our efforts on the work now under contract," said J. D. Farrell, president of the O.-W. R. A N. Company, yesterday. "We have no Immediate plans for building f between Dog Mountain and . Bend, al though the line has been authorized." It is possible on account of Xhe greater convenience in handling ma terial and supplies, that the line west of Dog Mountain will be built out of Bend. Fifty-four miles of grading have been completed, and 34 miles more are under way. . Track has been laid from Vale a distance of 36 miles, and the track has been ballasted and completely surfaced for 26 miles. The principal tunnel is 39 miles west of Vale. It will be 2500 feet long and Is about half finished. Probably the most difficult feature of construction is pro vided by the necessarily frequent crossings over the Malheur River. Plans called for 17 such crossings. These 17 bridges will be built of steel on concrete or masonry foundations. Rights of way have been secured for 106 miles west of Vale, and rlght-or-way agents are still closing contracts with owners. The name "Oregon Eastern," which distinguished this line while It was be ing constructed by the Oregon Short Line, will be abandoned. Depots are being built where necessary. When this line Is finished the O.-W. R. & N. Company will have an easier and . shorter route between Portland and the East via Bend and Dog Moun tain. It will be about 75 miles shorter than the present route. Robbery Suspect Held. The case against Qua Glbbs, who gave his name as Cilbson. when ar rested, and Otto Balzlmer, who are charged with robbing Little Klein at the Bradford Hotel Tuesday night, was continued in the Municipal Court yesterday. Snows nalt View of Mines. GRANTS PASS, Or., Feb. 19. (Spe cial.) Dr. W. B. Plckrell, a large mine owner in the Sucker Creek district In this county, recently arrived from Spo kane to visit his mines, but on mak ing an attempt he found the sn'iw so deep in the mountains that It was inv possible for him to reach them. All went well until he reache-i Red Hill but from there up the mountain th9 snow gradually became deper. until it had reached a depth of over four feet on Grayback Mountain. The doc tor's business In Spokane called him "If I were required to compile a Blue Book of Portland and the Northwest, I would go into the lobby of the Imperial Hotel and make a list of the men I would find there." The Imperial lobby is always full the meeting-place of men from every section, to whom the Imperial is 'home" while they are in Portland. home, so ho decided to await and rc- ' turn later in the Spring. The snow being at such depth makes the placer miners jubilant, as it means almost a Summer's run for them. The public automnbllnd of Auvwrs, Bel gium, must be flttfd with mudguards ttr the protection of ptl'FtrlHnR. WORKING MEN, LISTEN! The "Key to Success" shows how to make your savings work. Sent post paid on request. The Oregon Home Builders Yeon Building Bronchial TROCHE The Cough Remedy Convenient and effective. Used for over E0 years and still unrivaled. 25c, 60c. (1.00. Sample Fro. JOHN 1. BROWN A SON. Boston. Mam.