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THE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1913.
STUDENTS TO DANGE
Blackstone Club to Be Host a
Ball at Multnomah Hotel.
ALUMNI WILL HEAR TALK
Dr. Laclen Campbell to Give Ad
dress on Extension of T'nlversltjr
of Oregon Informal Recep
tion I to Follow.'
Two Important affair of Interest to
the youiucer society folk- and to the
college act will take place lomeni ana
tomorrow at the HotM Multnomah. The
hall to ba ylven by th members of the
Blackstone Club of the law department
of the Unlrerslty of Oregon will ba
naitm an elaborate affair.
A committee representing the Aluro-
bL the under a-radnates and ine racuuy
haa planned erery detail to make the
dance a brilliant success. The pa
tronesses will bo Mrs. C. lT. Osntenbein.
Mrs. Walter H. Evans, Mrs. Robert O.
Morrow. Mrs. A. C. Cooke and Mrs. J.
B CabelL
The members of the University of
Orron Alumnae Association and their
friends will meet tomorrow afternoon
at I o'clock at the hotel Multnomah.
The event of the afternoon will be an
el1ree by Dr. Laden Campbell who
will speak en "University extension ;
clans for the university's future and
how the women can assist in making
nrearnn ana of the leading: universities.
Dr. Katberlno Manlon Is president of
the alumnaa association and Mrs. James
Georra Beach is chairman of the en
tertalnment committee. After the ad
dress the members will hold an in
formal reception and social hour. A
larce attendance of college women Is
expected.
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Mrs. Ralph Dilllnrham. who Is the
house taut of Mrs. Frederick: '.
Morey at her attractive home. Glen-
mnrrle. waa the honored guest Tester
day at a prettily appointed bridge
party presided over by Mrs. Thomas
O'Day. A dainty repast followed the
nine. The bouse was attractively arc
orated with 6pr1n- blossoms and ferns.
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Mrs. M- L T. Hidden will be the
truest of honor at a banquet which
will be given at the Portland Hotel on
next Thursdav evenlnir at : ociock.
The affair Is planned by a number of
clubwomen among- whom Mrs. Hidden
Is popular. Orders for reservations for
the banquet may re maiiea to aira
Robert Berber. It Melrose Drive.
One of the smaller bridge parties
planned for next week will be presided
over by Mrs. Seth C Spencer who will
entertain Informally at her home next
Wednesday.
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Mrs. Alva W. Person was hostess
recently at an elaborate bridge lunch
eon. Auction bridge was the diversion
enjoyed by 10 guests.
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Mrs. Robert Bergrer will entrrtaln
on Sunday at a dinner party at her
home in Melrose Drive. A few of
the younger set will share her hospi
tality. An Informal musicals will con.
elude the day's pleasures.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Friendly, of
Eugene, ara in Portland and are being
entertained by friends. They came to
attend the grand opera performances.
Mrs. Henry J. Ottenhelmer has as her
bouie gueet her mother. Mrs. Frank,
of San Francisco.
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Another out-of-town guest Is Mrs.
Falk. of Boise. Idaho, who la visiting
Mrs. Samuel Rosenblatt
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A social meeting of the Woodstock
Women's Christian Temperance Union
will be held tonight at the home of
Mra. Harcourt. 1U4 Fortieth street.
Dr. J. 8. McQaw will be the speaker.
A musical programme will ba present
ed. The public will be welcome. -
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Mrs. Wendell Poulsen Is visiting at
the home of her mother. Mrs. E. J.
Jeffery. and Is being entertslned Infor
mally by her friends. Mra Poulsen Is
planning to leave soon for an extended
trip throughout the Eastern states.
She will visit all the larger cities and
points of Interest.
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The home of Mrs. Lees Moses. 11 S
East Tamhlll street, will be the scene
of an Interesting social affair on Mon
day evening, when the Daughters of
the Confederacy will give their annual
Stiver party. Mrs. Moses will be as
sisted In receiving by a number of the
officers of the chapter. An excellent
programme has been prepared, and the
evening will be enjoyable. All South
erners will be welcomed.
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The Woman's State Press Club held
l rnitar mMttn Wadneedav evenltia
i . w -.,. ul Um T r,.-. r T I r 1 .
addressed the rlub on the topic of
"Foods as Medicine In a most In
teresting and Instructive talk which
ass highly appreciated, by members
present.
The club Indorsed the candidacy of
H. R. Albee for Mayor, and O. M.
Plummer for a position on the School
Board, ss these men are considered by
the club to be eminently fitted for
the positions to which they aspire.
Action waa also taken indorsing the
efforts of the National Audubon Society
to prevail upon Congress to pass a lew
prohibiting the Importation of th?
skins and plumage of rare birds for
millinery purposes, as such birds are
rapidly being exterminated. The presi
dent. Mrs. UodUing. appointed a com
mittee to have charge of the manage
ment of the play writing contest, con
slating of Mrs. Bertha Voorhorst, Mrs.
Meals. Mrs. Amnle Josiyn, Mrs. Nathan
Harris and Mrs. Colista M. Dowling.
The rlub accepted the invitation of Mra
Harris to meet with her in her home
April It.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Fleiscbner and
their daughters. Miss Minnie and Miss
Ellse. left yesterday for the East and
will sail shortly for Europe. They
plan to remain for several months.
Prior to their departure they received
Informally, a number of friends calling
to bid them good-bye.
FOREST GROVE. Or April . (Spe
cial. ) Eunice Hester Ritchey and
Charles A. Kerr, were married by Rev.
B. C Cook, at the home of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Pate, In
Htllsboro. last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Kerr were recipients of a number of
bandsome gifts. They will reside In
the county seat.
Good Roads Meeting Planmcd.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. (East Sandy
River.) April 1. (Special. There will
be an Important good roads meeting
tomorrow afternoon In the Columbia
Grange Hall at 3 o'clock. All Inter
ested In the Columbia Heights district
eaat of the bandy River, are invited
to attend. At this meeting It Is hoped
to start a movement that a III result
In the general Improvement of all the
roads In this district On Tuesday a
carload of potatoes waa shipped from
Corbett'a Station for the relief of the
sufferers of the floods in the East.
The potatoes were donated by the
ranchers In this neighborhood.
Tradina Stamvs Given on All Charge Accounts Which Are Paid in Full on or Before 10th of Each Month
Entire Stock 'Side Needle9 Sewing Machines at Reduced Prices to Make Room for Carload Standard 'Central Needle9 Machines
Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods
Complete Stock on Fourth Floor
Time to replenish your fishingr tackle and get the outing accessories in
good shape for the Summer. You can't do better than to come to this
store for whatever you need. Our prices are considerably under what
you are in the habit of paying. Fishing Rods, Baskets, Reels, Lines, Lead
ers. Flies, etc. Also a complete stock of Baseball, Tennis Goods, etc
Qlds WoritfuanSc
THE ENTIRE BLOCK MORRISON, TENTH, WEST PARK AND ALDER STREETS
Kina
Store Opens 8:30 A. M.
'THE DAYLIGHT STORE"
Store Closes 5:30 P. M.
Friday Economy Offerings in All Depts.
Double Trading Stamps With All Cash Purchases in Wash Goods Dept.JFirst Floor
With the advent of the bright, warm Spring days, the desire for something new and fresh is uppermost in the minds of all well-dressed women particularly are they inter
ested in fabrics and garments of white. For todav we have chosen a number of special items in different departments of the store that should make instant appeal to
thoe who are just now planning the new season's wardrobe, and who are anxious to save wherever possible. Read every item in this advertisement carefully, and you 11 find,
quality considered, the prices we quote are in every instance under what you are asked to pay for like grades elsewhere, uouoie stamps in w asn uoous uepartment r naay.
$4
White
Shoes
$2.98
Dept." on the main
floor. Women's 10
buttoa white Sea
Island Canvas
Shoes. All the new
Spring lasts, in all
widths and sizes.
Regular $4" grade.
New
lines white Nubuok
Shoes; all popular
lasts, $3.50 to $6.
Women's Black
Ooze Calf, with
white Nnbnck
tops. Very latest
novelty. ?6 pair.
Long White Gloves $1.95
Long White moves
Main Ploor Women's 16-button
length white Kid Gloves, overseam
sewn, 2 pearl clasps at J? f Q
wrist. All sizes, a pair
Main Floor Women's fine white
Kid Gloves, full 16-button length;
overseam sewn, 3 pearl CO QCZ
j clasps; all sizes, pair afJAa -
Doeskin Gloves $1.50 Pair
Doeskin Gloves $1.75 Pr.
Main Floor-Women's washable Doe-l Maw Floor 1-clasp style washable
skin Gloves, 1-clasp style, pique sewn ' Doeskin Gloves, pique or
with spear barks; in
white only; all sizes
P, X M.
CI IZfh' sewn, fancy embroid- f
eJJXaJv ered backs; white only?--
50c White Lace Hose, 1 9c
Children's White Hose 25c
Main Floor Broken lines women's
white lisle Hose, allover and lace
.boot; double heels, soles and T Of
toes; regular 50e to $1 vals. ---''
Main Floor Children's fine ribbed
white lisle Hose with seamless rein
forced heels and toes; allQTs
Priced at, the pair
Women's Union Suits 39c
Women's Sleeveless Vests 25c
Main Floor Women's fine ribbed
white cotton Union Suits, low neck,
sleeveless, tight or nmbrel-OQa
la knee; all sizes; special"-'-''
Mais Floor Women's fine white
cotton or lisle Vests, medium Spring
weight, high or low neck, O CZf.
all sizes. Offered special at-''
12 V2 White Goods 8c
$1 White Goods 65c
Aisle of Cottons, Main Floor Dainty, sheer wash materials
for waists, dresses, skirts, underwear, aprons, etc. Batistes,
India Linens, Mulls, French and Persian Lawns,, in plain
white and an immense display of the new novelties in .
checks, stripes, figures, dots and crossbar effects. All indi
cations point to an increased demand this season for white
materials and wearables of all kinds in fact, white will be
the strong factor in Spring styles, and the woman who an
ticipates her needs now will have the advantage of choosing
from greater assortments. Note the special sale prices:
12y2c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 8c
15c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 10c
20c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 14c
30c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 20c
40c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 28c
45cVhite Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 30c
50c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 35c
60c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 40c
75c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 48c
90c White Goods, Special price this sale, the yard 59c
$1.00 White Goods, Special price this sale, a yard 65c
18c
Lisle Union Suits at 89c Women's fine ribbed lisle Union Suits, low
neck, sleeveless, with plain or trimmed tops and lace-trimmed um-CQ
brella knee. Siies 4, 5 and 6. Regular $1.00 grade, special at
Men's $1.50 White Shirts, 86c
Men's White Pajamas $1.25
2000 yards 25c and 30c novelty White
Goods in attractive new stripe and
check patterns; fine, sheer qualities,
that will make up beautifully. Yard
18c
New WhiteCoats for Spring
$18.50 up to $50.00
' Second Floor We are now prepared to show you
latest styles in women s and misses White coats
in any material you may have in mind. Among
new arrivals are serges, diagonals,. Bedford cords,
moire, chinchilla, basket weaves, broadcloth aud
novelty effects; with or without linings and
trimmed with fancy cuffs, belts, buttons,
etc. Noticeably smart are the Balkan blouse
models with long waist line gathered into
belt. All-sizes are here. C?CZfl fifi
Priced from $18.50 up to P V
New Lingerie Dresses at
$7.50 to $35.00
Second Floor Remarkably pretty and be
coming are the new Lingerie Dresses, and,
safe to say, you '11 not find a more extensive
variety to choose from in the city. Some
are hand-embroidered and tucked, with
dainty Val. laces,' others trimmed with Irish
crochet, Cluny and heavy bands; some with hand
made yoke, cuffs and belts; high or low necks,
medium - length sleeves. Many styles, CP O
in popular materials. Special, $7.50 up to P --'
New Waists $1.49 to $7.50
Second Floor Don't buy the new waist until you
.have seen these dainty white Waists, for it's
more than likely you '11 find a model here that will
be more to your liking. Made from the finest of
sheer marquisettes, lingerie and crepes, with high
or low necks and long or short sleeves; trimmed
with cluster of tucks, pleats, laces, Bulgarian ef
fects, frills, buttons, etc.; all sizes, flj Zfh
offered at prices from $1.49 up to "r
4fW
Main Floor Men's high-grade
pleated and plain bosom white
Shirts with attached or sep
arate cuffs; sizes 14, 15i.i 16,
I6V2. 17, 17V3 andO
J 18. $1.50 Shirts, spc'l
Main Floor Men's white Pa
jamas with side pockets and
V-neck; good quality soft-finished
muslin 'In fine assort
ment of patterns. J O
Priced now at pA.iVaJ
Men's Muslin Night Gowns at 75c
Men's Wash Gloves at $1.50
splendid
Men's Wash Ties for 25c
Main Floor-The new Wash Tics for Spring are
here in a variety of styles and colorings. At
25c we are showing the popular Tubular Re-
versibles in neat stripe patterns. All
,sav w
Men's white muslin Night
Gowns, extra well made with
side pockets, V-neck, military
or turndown collars. Cut in
good, full sizes and 7EZf
splendid value at only
the latest shades. Priced at, each
Center Circle, 1st Floor
$6 Waists, Special, $2.89
Lingerie Waists at 98c
Main Floor Special Friday
Men's white washable Gloves,
made from the finest and best
wearing leathers known to the
science of tanning. For nobby
Spring wear. 1 tZf
Price, pair, only PA aJi
White Leather Belts 50c
Main Floor As usual, whatever is new and
desirable is to be found at this store FIRST!
Men's high-grade white Leather Belts, in me
dium width witn attractive oucKies. mg
Vu- v a
$1.50 Undermuslins 79c
Gowns, Corset Covers, Drawers
Second Floor Think of buying the daintiest of Undermuslins at this
ridiculously low price! Scores of styles in gowns high, V-shape or
slipovers, attractively trimmed with tucks embroideries, headings and
ribbons. Finest of cambrics, nainsooks and crepes, values to $1.50.
Drawers in high-grade materials, trimmed with laces and embroideries,
new narrow styles, also circular and knickerbockers; values to $1.25.
Klosfit Petticoats
Only Complete Assortment in City
Second Floor Women who are particular about
the fit of their gowns invariably wear ."Klosfit"
Pettipoats, because they fit snugly over the hips
without puckering and are cut to conform to the
latest styles. Made of high-grade taffetas and
messalines; some with jersey tops. CIZ fhfh
All shades and all lengths. Price -' W
Corset Covers of finest materials, handsomely trimmed with 7Ckf
laces, embroideries, etc., in dozens of styles; values to $1.50
$5.00 Mme. Helene Corsets Special $1.98
Model Suitable for Riding, Motoring, Etc. Sizes 18 to 26
Second Floor This model is cut especially for the athletic woman for motorcycle wear, riding, motoring and for outdoor wear
in general. Styled on lines that give greatest freedom, with best grade hose supporters attached, and boned with alohn.
A strictly high-grade, desirable corset in every sense of the word. Only the very best quality French coutaT used in its
making. Any woman who spends a considerable portion of the day out of doors should take advantage of this CJ "f Q Q
im.f vviMott enoi'al Mmo TTolono AtMoHn Pn-rsota 4n civoa 1 S tn 2fi onlv. Resrular $5 fiTade. on special sale at P U
sale of high-grade Waists!
High or low necks, with
long or short sleeves, and in
scores of attractive pat
terns. Marquisettes,
batistes, crepes and ratines,
trimmed with tucks, embroi
deries, Val., Cluny and Irish
laces; pipings, frills, Bul
garian embroideries, etc., in
all sizes; val- tPO QQ
nes to $12.50 pa,Oe
Main Floor A special Fri
day sale of beautiful new
Waists at the center circle
to morrow at above prices.
Marquisettes and lingeries,
with high or low necks and
long or short sleeves and in
a dozen or more charming
styles for your selection.
Side or back fastenings;
trimmed with tucks, pleats,
i n s e r t i ons,' em- Q 0
broideries, etc. At 7-''
The season's newest novelties, priced
Hand-Embroidered
Center Pieces9 Scarfs
Greatly Reduced
$5.00 to $6.50 Mme. Helene Corsetsat $2.48
$7.50 to $8.50 Mme. Helene Corsets, at $3.68
$9.00 to $10.00 Mme. Helene Corsets, $4.48
$12.00 to $15.00 Mme. Helene Corsets $5.98
$18.00 to $25.00 Mme. Helene Corsets $8.98
Sizes 18 to 24 and a few of the larger sizes
Spring Housefurnishing
Sale Continues
Third Floor Special reduct ions on Andirons, Fire Screens, Brashes, Elec
trie Lamps, Jardinieres, Vases. Carpet Cleaners, Metal Polish, Waste
Paper Baskets. Clothes Baskets, Bathroom Fixtures, etc. See them.
Demonstration "O-Cedar" Polish The most sanitary cleaner obtain
able. O-Cedar Mops, complete, $1.50. O-Cedar Polish, 25c, 50c to $2.50.
Special Sale of Carving Sets Today
$3.50 Carving bets at only
$4.65 Carving Sets at only S3.75
$5.40 Carving Sets at only $4.32
$7.75 Carving Sets at only $6.25
White Ivory Handle Carving' Sets, Guaranteed
Quality. Handles Will Not CracK or Become Loose
$4.90 Carving Sets, only S3.90 I
$5.40 Carving Sets, only S4.32
S5.S5 Carving Sots, only $4.75 .1
"Community" Silverware Late Designs
For family us, guaranteed for 50 years by Oneida Community Company,
Art Department, Second Floor
Special sale beautiful hand-embroidred Japanese Center
Pieces and Scarfs in a great many handsome designs. Ex
cellent qualities, pure white materials. Note the following:
$1.65 Center pieces and Scarfs now at 89c
$2, $2.25 and $2.50 Grades, Special $1.29
$2.75 and $2.85 Grades, Special now $1.63
$3.25 to $3.65 Center Pieces, Scarfs $1.98
$3.75 to $4 Center Pieces and Scarfs $2.39
Cluny Pieces at Half Price
Second Floor Today we place on spe
cial sale a lot of Cluny Lace Center Pieces
at just half the regular values. Some are
slightly soiled, but this in no way injures
them. All offered in 1 "Pvirr
I aV M. I IbW
Stag handle sets, of finest quality.
$2.25 Carving Sets, only Sl.SO
$2.40 Carving Sets, onlv 81.95
$2.90 Can-in? Sets, onlv $2.30
$6.75 Carving Sets at only $0.40
$10.50 Carving Sets only $8.45
Cutlery Department, Third Floor.
Tea Spoons, set of six. for $2.15 '
Dessert Spoons, set of six, S4.0O
Table Spoons, set of six at $4.30
Dessert Forks, set of six at S4.00
Table Forks, set of six at $4.30
6 embossed handle Knives, 2.75
"Reliance" Silverware Guar. 25 Years
Tea Spons. set of six. for Sl.lO ! Dessert Forks, set of six, $2.00
Dessert Spoons, set of six. 82. OO li Table Forks, set of six, at $2.20
Table Spoons, set of six, at $2.20 i 6 embossed handle Knives, $2.25
Complete Lines "1847" Rogers Bros. Silverware
this special sale at just
$1.25 Fancy Neckwear 48c
35c White Ribbons 19c Yard
Main Floor Hundreds of pieces of
dainty Neckwear in this great special
offering. Guimps, Jabots, Frills,
Dutch Collars, Combinations, Stocks,
etc., in an immense variety fG
styles. Values up to $1.25"Ol
Beautiful soft taffetas, messaline and
novelty Ribbons in pure white ; grades
and widths suitable for all purposes.
Regular values in this lot up to 35e a
yard. Offered for the Fn- T Q
day special at only, the yard --''
$1.50 Embroidery Flouncings 68c
$1 Novelty Laces 37c Yard
Main Floor 27-inch E m b r o i dered
Flouncings for dresses, waists, under
wear, etc. Handsome blind or open
work designs in small or large. Val
ues up to $1.50,' and many?0
higher. ' Special price, yard'-'-''
Novelty Lace Bands and Edges up to
9 inches in' width; shadow, cotton and
Cluny laces np to 18 inches in width.
A choice collection of the newest pat
terns for your selection. Ac- Q7
tual values to $1.00, at, yard-
J mm,
White Cotton Wash Belting, 30-In. Lengths, Spec'l, 5c
Great Basement Sale of White
The following specials will be on sale in the Basement "Underprice Store" today only at the prices
quoted. Tradinjr Stamps will be given on all cash purchases amounting to lOe or more, but cash saleschecks
must be presented at the stamp Doom, Alain r loor, on uuy punua iuo muc. xvuuUU
White Dimity Special at 11c Yard
In the Basement 1100 yards beautiful new white
Dimities on sale . for today at lie a yard. Fine,
-sheer quality, full 27 inches wide. Choice 1 1
new patterns for your selection, a yard, only
White Damask Towels 12y2c Each
In the Basement Sale of white Damask Towels, in
size 36x18 inches, with neat hemstitched ends. Sup
ply your future needs at a saving. On t 2C
sale for today at the low price of only-"
White Outing Flannel, Yard at 8c
In the Basement--Extra good quality white Outing
Flannel a good grade for children's underwear,
nightgowns, etc.; 27 inches wide and extra Qf
heavy. Offered special for this sale, a yard
White Bed Spreads Special at 98c
In the Basement Ten dozen Spreads only in this
special lot, "so be on hand promptly. Full double
bed size honeycomb Bedspreads, eitraQOi
heavy; choice Marseilles patterns, special at 'OU,
Regular $2 Corsets Special $1.19
In the Basement Four splendid new models for the
average figure. Heavy coutil, with six hose sup
porters attached. All sizes np to 30 in 2 " TO
each model. Regular $2.00 grades at ?
Muslin Underwear Special at 98c
In the Basement Dainty, snowy white undermus
lins of fine sheer materials; gowns, combinations
and skirts, cut in full standard sizes; beau-QC
tifully trimmed. v Offered special at only'0'
Dainty White Waists Only $1.10
In the Basement Sale of 300 new Lingerie Waists;
several different models in the assortment to choose
from ; made from excellent grade ma- tlj T f f
terials. Regular values, to $1.50, f or P v
$1 and $1.25 Fancy Neckwear 55c
In the Basement Sale extraordinary of hundreds
of pieces of fancy Neckwear, novelty lace effects,
Dutch Collars, Coat Collars and sets in great CZg
variety. Regular values up to $1.25, for'-''
Bargain Circle
Children's White
Dresses $1.29
Main Floor Children's fine white
Lawn Dresses in high or Dutch neck
styles with long or short sleeves;
dainty, attractive models, trimmed
with laces, embroideries and clusters
of fine tucks. Made from the sheer
est of white lawns.- For children 2
to 6 - years, and for P T OQ
girls from 6 to 14, at aJJiaaaV 7
- Bargain Circle
White Lawn Aprons
Spec'l 35c
Main Floor A special Friday sale
of white Lawn Aprons at the bar
gain circle today. Made from
excellent grade materials in large
square or waitress styles. .Also at
this price, dainty dimity or lawn Tea
Aprons, embroidery trim'd. Off
Choice for one day at only-'-''