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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1913)
MORNTXG OKEGONIAN. SATURDAY, APRIL 5,. 1913- Green Trading Stamps Given on Charge Accounts Providing Same Are Paid in Full on or Before the 10th Free Lessons in Yarn Knitting. Crocheting, Embroidery Work, 1 to 5 Daily -Children's Free Classes in Embroiaery, Saturdays, v:ou io i '8 Double H&CTrading Stamps In the Basement Today. Double "S. & H." Trading Stamps will be given on all Cash Purchases in the Basement today amounting to 10c or more, Groceries ex cepted. Present cash saleschecks at Main Floor Stamp Booth on day purchases are made. Olds, Worttnan &King enthTe block morbison, tenth, west park and alder streets "The Sanitary Store' "THE DAYLIGHT STORE" "The Fresh-Air Store' 'Candy Day. 9 Bargain Circle 40c Honeycomb Chocolates, lb., 25? Aln nccnrtnH Crfnm rid!re lb.. Af 'MiirclimnllnWR- IK. for OIllv 25S 40c Cocoanut Biscuits, lb., only 25 50c French Chewing JNougat, id., 25c Broken Peanut, lb., at only 18i 30c Fruit Gum Drops, lb., only 20J 50c Assorted Chocolate Creams, 30i 40c Maple Bon Bons, lb., at only 275 25c French Mixed Candy, only Large assortment of best hard Candies in display jars, very reasonably priced. A Special Announcement! to Bachelor Men and Busy Women Main Floor We are now exclusive distributors in Portland for the famous "Bachelor's Friend" Hosiery for men. Save darning,' time and money, and buy hosiery that you know will give satisfactory wear un der any and all conditions. A friend to every man and to the women, who buy for men. A special friend to those who have to mend his socks. See window display. Bachelor's Friend Guaranteed Hosiery of Four Pairs Wears Q f gfk Months. Priced, only P J. 11 TIT .1 S worm box XlUiU f, J rrt f - J brine out! 0p I jrinforawA to r t. .V box Nothing but best grade combed, long fibre Egyp tian or Sea Island cotton enters into Bachelor r rend Hosiery. Thus strength, elasticity and silky softness are insured. But -the quality of these splendid boss does not depend upon material only. are reinforced by more than double thickness from top of toe, along the sole, around, heel and cbocc shoe line. This gives extra-v ordinary wearing quality. Bachelors" Friend Hosiery are cool and dressy. Made in leading colors sizes 9s to 12's. If unable to get them from your dealer, order direct, giving size and color. Any Quality, $1.00 a box Box of 4 pairs guaranteed 4 months; box of 3 pairs guaran teed 3 months; box of 2 pairs guaranteed 2 months. Box of Three Pairs Wears J f( Three Months; priced only of Two Pairs Wears Two Months ; priced on k Epci& Lightest Weigh guac gauze hoae nudebox Of J pairt guaranteed J mrttiht. JOS. BLACK A SONS COMPANY York. Pa. ft v . . i j4X .ill I In fact, one pair of each kind guaranteed to wear 30 days. "Bachelor's Friend" Hose absolutely guaran teed holeproof and combine comfort and economy with stylish appearance. Two, three or four pairs to the box. WHERE THE HOSE ABE MADE The manufacturers of the "Bachelor's Friend" Hosiery were established in England over a century ago, and the business has been handed down from father toson in a direct line ever since that time. It is made in a mill where only men's half -hose are made, making a specialty of men's half -hose only not attempting to make a dozen different lines. The result is a perfect half-hose foremen "Bachelor's Friend," made in a full line of colors and black, and in sizes 9 to 12. Sale Men's "Holeproof" Hose Main Floor Special Saturday sale of men's "Hole Proof" Hosiery. Extra well made and splendid wear ing. Come in black, navy, gray and tan. The prices: 25c grade, six pairs in a box, $1.50, now only 551.20 35c grade, six pairs in a box, $2.00, now only Sl.SO 50c grade, six pairs in a box, $3.00, now only $2.0O Ask to See the New "Belgrade" $3.00 Hat . Come out tip-top with a new Spring Hat and let it be a "Belgrade." The season is now on weather becom ing more settled days brighter and warmer. Now :s the time to select one of the new blocks in onr famous "Belgrade" Hat. All the leading colors, in soft, tele scope and Alpine shapes. Stiff styles in black only. Arrow and YorKe Shirts for Men, $1.50 Main Floor The nobby new Spring patterns in Arrow and Yorke Shirts are now on display. The assortment embraces all the very newest colorings and patterns, in plain or pleated bosom, coat styles, also in plain white, with attached cuffs. Men who have once worn these Shirts always demand them next time. T T T) All sizes. Yorke and Arrow Shirts, atV'"'' Men's New Spring Suits $15 to $35 Young Men's Suits 1V, I5, 20 Main Floor The new Spring Suits for men are arriving daily, fresh from the designers. For business men we are showing a variety of smart new models and attractive fabrics crisp new merchandise, with plenty of snap and style. Ask our salesmen to show you the new "Bris tol" model, just in. Shown no- (JQff fifl where else in Portland. $15 to W Our young men's Suits are the talk of the town. Why? because styles are far ahead of what's being shown elsewhere, and they have the smart cut so much sought after by the younger set. New English models and Norfolks in plain blue cheviots and serges; also in fancy patterns. Of special interest are the new flfh blue serges shown at $10, $15, f'v. llf Sale Boys' Shirts and Blouses 50c Grades at 39c Main Floor Shirts are made with military collar and buttons. Cut full and made of extra good quality percales, cbambrays, madras. Sizes 12 to 14. Blouses of percales, soisettes and rhanibrays. Light and dark colors. All sizes, " QQp eept 7, from 6 to 16. Regular 50c values, special at E71 $1.50 Corduroy Pants 98c Boys' Knickers $1 to $2.50 Boys' Knickerbocker Pants in a splendid line of the new patterns and fabrics. Cut in full peg and full lined. At prices from C CZfl ity, special at only $1 pair up to Boys' Wash Suits, $1.60 to $7.50 Our boys' department now showing children's Wash Suits, latest styles, $1.50 to $7.50. Boys' Corduroy Knicker bocker Pants, full peg tops and excellent grade materi als. Come in all sizes. Our regular $1-50 qual- 98c New Tailored Suits for Women $18.50to$30 Second Floor Serges, diagonals, eponge, whipcords, checks, stripes and novelty mixtures, in the season's very newest colorings. Plain tailored styles with square or rounded corners semi-dress models with cutaway front, fancy collars and cuffs and belted backs; also several attractive new styles in the popular Balkan blouse ef fects. Skirts plain tailored, with side pleats or in draped styles. Better come in today and see these new ones. We have all sizes for women, misses and juniors, and the variety of styles is sure to please you. CO) fifl Prices range from $18.50 to Women's $4 and $5 Shoes $3.35 Pair Main Floor Another great Saturday sale of women's high-grade Footwear, on the main floor today. The very latest styles in Shoes and Oxfords over 40 complete lines to select from, in white, nubuck, tan calf, satins and patent leathers. Choice of either button or blucher styles, in any width or any size; Shoes that sell in the regular way at $4 JJO and $5. On sale for one day, pr. Sale of White, Goods Con tinues Today Main Floor Dainty sheer :wash materials for dresses, waists, skirts, underwear, aprons, etc Batistes, India linons, mulls, Persian and French lawns, in plain white or in checks, . i yo x stripes, figures and dot and crossoar enecis. 12Vfc grades for 8J 15c grades only 10 20c grades only 14 30c grades only -iU? 50c grades only 35 75c grades only4p 90c grades only 59 $1.00 grades for 65 $25 Plume Trimmed Hats $14.95 Exact Copies of Latest Imported Models . A group of wonderfully pretty Trimmed Hats on -sale today ab $14.95. each. Finest quality foundations, bent into most becoming and fashionable shapes and trimmed with rich ostrich plumes. Only the very best of materi als are used and each hat is distinctively different from the other. Many of these handsome models are from the hands of our own expert millinery . i , i , i i i if i ii . j: . i - wm-irpra wninn arms a rtersonai toucn not xouiia iu me uruuiarv xuuueib. $ Rata ! fj f V- - Beautiful Trimmed Hats, Now $5 These Hats at five dollars are not to be equaled in the city at the price. "We've taken about 200 Hats from various lines and grouped them into one big lot for Saturday's selling. Exquisite styles in large, medium or small shapes, trimmed with fancy feathers, flowers, foliage, ribbons, ornaments, stick-ups, etc., in all the most wanted colorings. Foundations of high-grade straws with rolled, straight or bent brims. If you've put off 2JG fifi buying your new hat, now is the opportunity. Your choice v- Trimmed Hats at $10.00 Small or Large Shapes Second Floor If $10 is the limit you have set on the new Hat, this special snowing will certainly appeal to you, for a more beautiful lot of hats has never been shown in the city. Small, medium or large shapes in a wide range of colors and straws. Attractively trimmed with fancy feath ers, flowers, ribbons, stick-ups, ornaments, etc., etc. Many of them have a touch of the popular Bui- -WJ 7 fhfh garian trimmings. Choose today at only P " " " -.. .'--1 ...4 i ; Millinery Salons Second Floor $1.50 M illinery Flowers 79c 25c Straw Braids at 15c Center Circle, New millinery Flowers, roses, lilacs, violets, etc., in small op large effects. Hundreds of different styles and all new and desirable colorings. Flow ers here that are 7 Clf worth to $1.50, now Main Floor High-grade Hemp Braids, 5 and 7-row, in a magnificent line of new weaves and col orings. Braids that sell else where at 25.C the yard. Buy all you want of it to- T EZf day at only, a yard "J' Basement Sale Trimmed Hats $3.39 Smalt, Medium or Large Shapes $6.50, $7.50 Values t In the Basement A special purchase of 500 Trimmed Hats on sale at a sensationally low price. The most attractive mil b'nery offering the basement has yet brought forth. Every Hat in this immense lot is strictly new and desirable styl ish new models, hardly two alike in the entire lot. ,Hat3 here suitable for all occasions; small and large shapes, with foundations of the latest novelty braids. Tastefully trimmed with flowers, ribbons, foliage, stick-ups, etc., in every con ceivable Spring coloring. Extra salespeople will be here, so that you will be waited upon promptly. Hats CO QO in this assortment that would sell elsewhere at $3.50 and $7.50. Double Stamps on cash purchases. Choice V' Snecial Sale Embr'd Centerpieces and Scarfs Second Floor Beautiful hand - embroidered Japanese Center Pieces and Scarfs in a great many handsome designs. Excellent qualities, pure white materials. Let us show them to jbu. $1.65 Center Pieces and Scarfs, now at 89 $2, $2.25 and $2.50 grades, special at $1.29 $2.75 and $2.85 grades, special, only $1.63 $3.25 to $3.65 Center Pieces, Scarfs, $1.98 $3.75 to $4 Center Pieces and Scarfs, $2.39 Sole Agents 'Fownes' Gloves None Better Made "Fownes" Gloves supreme in quality, fit and style for over 131 years. Made from finest quality selected skins, superb finish. Fownes "Dag'mar" Gloves $1.75 2-clasp style, real French kid, with embroi dered backs. Come in white, black and tan and in a full line of sizes. fiP 7 7 Perfect fitting, at, the pair -1- - Fownes "Eugenie" Gloves $1.50 Two-clasp style real French "kid, overseain sewn, with three-row stitched back. Come in black, white and tan only. fl? J Cfk All sizes, at this price, a pair -A v Fownes' Child's Gloves at $1.25 Fownes children's Gloves, made in one clasp style, of fine quality Cape and Mocha. Paris point backs. Full line ZJ T O CZ of all sizes. Priced at, pair P-L Fownes' Suede Gloves at $1.75 Three-clasp style "Paris Suede" Gloves, made from real kid. Come in colors .black, tan and gray only. All sizes. (PI ff Fownes' Paris Suede Gloves Fownes' Long Kids, Pair. $3.50 16-button length white Glace Kid Gloves, real French kid, in three-pearl-clasp style. Fit beautifully and best wear- JJ O ing grade. All sizes, the pair V Fownes' Long Suedes, Pr., $4.00 Fownes 16-button length "Paris Suede" Gloves, with 3 pearl clasps at the wrist. In black, tan and gray only, and SLA flfl all sizes. Priced, at, the pair Women's 65c Underwear, Special at 49c Women's Cotton Union Suits 39c Main Floor "Women's fine quality Lisle' Vests, Tights and Pants. High neck, long-sleeve Vests and knee-length Tights. Pants lace trimmed. Q All sizes. 65c grade, at onlyTrJC Main Floor Women's Fine Ribbed White Cotton Union Suits. Low neck, sleeveless styles, with tight-fitted or umbrella knee. Complete as- OA sortment of sizes. Sp'l, eachOJCx Carter's Cotton Union Suits, Now, $1.25 Carter's Lisle Union Suits at $1.75 Carter's "Swan White" Bleached Cot ton 'Union Suits in Spring weight. Low neck, sleeveless, short or long sleeves, with fitted or wide knee. flf O T Scalpd. edge. Sizes 4, 5, 6 JL aWJ Carter's Union Suits of white lisle thread. Fine spring needle rib. Low neck, sleeveless with fitted knee. Extra sizes in this quality. $2. Sizes 4, 5 and 6. Suit $1.75 Carter's Silk Lisle Union Suits Finest grade white silk lisle thread, spring needle rib, low neck, sleeveless style, with fitted knees. Extra sizes m this grade, $J.50. CO 25 Sizes 4,5 and 6, on the main floor, specially priced for Saturday's sale at Women's 50c Silk Lisle Hosiery, Special, Pair at 39c . ... v r- xf n 2. CUV- IIicSivii nt VVct men's, SUK nose, ooc o&v "wn Women 's pure thread Silk Hose in black and tan ; lisle thread soles and wide gar ter top; sizes 8y2 to 1U only, isuy tne Women's imported German Lisle Hose, four-inch double garter top, double soles, toes and high spliced heels. Hermsdorf dyed. All sizes in the lot. Our OQn regular 50c quality, special for-'7' "No Mend" Hose, a pair, 25c If your children's stockings don't give satisfactory wear try the "No Mend" they're true to name! Fine rib 'd, seam Jess, with linen spliced heels, 55C knees and toes. Priced at, pair awt-w box of three pairs, $250, or on QtZf "Wayne Knit" Hose, 3 prs., $1 Fine" ribbed, dressy Stockings for boys and girls. Medium heavy weight'and ab solutely fast black. Extra good wearing Stockings. All sizes in the fi J f( assortment; three pairs at P - Women's pure thread Silk Hose, with double lisle garter top and soles and high spliced heels. Come in a full assortment of the newest shades. Will give CZfif the best of wear. Specialj pair-''' SilK Lisle Hose, 3 pairs for 50c Infants' fine ribbed seamless silk lisle Hose, with reinforced heels and toes. Come in black and tan only and in sizes from 4 to 6Y2. Offered special CZf( now at this low price, 3 pairs,'"' 40c Imperial Coffee 29c lb. Grocery Dept., 4th Floor Our famous Imperial Roast Coffee on sale today at above price. Will be delivered only with other purchases. Columbia Little Pig Sausages, the box, 25 Flower and Garden Seeds, Bulbs, etc., 4th floor. Save on Our Drugs and Toilet Necessities Drug Jjepi., ITIftlll i iuui .mo v here quoted are for today only, and we reserve the right to limit quantities sold to any one customer. "S. & H." Green Trad ing Stamps with all purchases amounting to 10c or over. Read following prices: Fairy Soap, popular price 5c; special 3 5c Palmer's Skin Success (small cake), 10 10c Lilac Rose Glycerine Soap, cake at 5C 15c Pear's Unscented Glycerine Soap, lie? 35c Domestic Castile S'p (large cake), 21? ti nn Tmn Bocabella Castile Soap, bDG 15c Talcum Powder special for 5 15c Armour's Talcum Powder, at f 25c Odor Shun, special at only 15C 50c "Dora" Face Powder, now iJ9? 25e Sanalal Face Powder, only 13 50c Carmen's Face Powder, at Odds, ends Powder, vals. to 50c .S&? 75c Pompeian Face Cream, only 49 50c Williams' Face Cream, for 35 35c "D. & R-" Face Cream at 27 50c Sempre Gioviner special at A J? 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste, at only 29S 25c Colgate's Jooth Paste, lg, 20 25c Sanitol Tooth Paste, now at 17 Maurine Toilet Goods Free Treatment, Second Floor Maurine Beauty Helps will bring back the bloom of youth not temporarily, but perma nently. A bright, clear complexion is yours if you use Maurine regularly. Try it today, Beauty Lotion, in two sizes, 50? and g I jOO Satin Cream, two sizes, at- 50c? gl.00 Skin Food, in two sizes, at 50? and gl.00 ike LOTION - in Dr. Graves' "Tooth Powder, at 15t 75c Staple Toilet Waters, only 49 50c Sachets, assorted odors, at 25 10c Peroxide, 4-ounce size, only 5 35c Witch Hazel, full pound, at 21 10c Moth Balls, 1-lb. package, at 5 25c Moth Crystals, special for 10 $1.00 Listerine, large size, for 59 25c Malt Extract, special, only 130 25c Petroleum, 1-lb. jars, only 100 5c Sanitary Napkins, dozen, at 390 25c Sanitary Belts, special for 190 50c new Rubber Gloves, a pair, 290 $1.00 Rubber Hot Water Bags, 790 Shaving Brushes, values to 75c, 250 75c Hair Brushes, special, only 5O0 25c Nail Brushes, special, only 120 50c Ebony Nail Brushes, at only 250 65c Hair Brushes, "Ideal," at 490 $1.50 Military Hair, Brushes, at 980 35c Scissors, all sizes, at only 180 50c Scott's Paper Towels at 350 Scott's Paper Towels, with roll, 500 10c Waldorf Toilet Paper, doz., 950 Silk rubber-lined Traveling Bags, on special sale at low price of, ea., 650 A full line of "Melba" Toilet Goods. Demonstration Borden's Malted Milk. ilBf.fi HOSTESS MISS JOSEPIIIXE STAPLETOX TO BE CIEST AT TEA. Mr. T. R. Pooloj and MI- Rath Hansen Also to Be Recipients at Afternoon Event Today. Miss Jean Dunbar will preside at an elaborate tea today at which she will compliment Miss Josephine Stapleton. Mrs. T. R. Cooler and Miss Ruth Han sen. A large number of the younger maids and matrons will be in attend ance, and the affair will be one of the prettiest afternoon functions of the season. Miss Hansen Is the fiancee of Thomas Marshall Word. Jr. Their en eairement was announced a few days ago by Mrs. H. J. Hansen, mother of the bride-elect. Mrs. Dooley. also hon ored by Miss Dunbar, is one of the brides of a few months ago. and Miss Stapleton will be wed next week. On Monday evening the O. E. S. Club will give a dance at the Masonic Tem ple aa an especial honor to Miss Staple- ton, who was president of the club last year. The patronesses of the even Ins will be Mrs. A. E. Pierce. Mrs. Theodore Nlcolal. Mrs. H. P. Donovan, Mrs. J. P. Menefee. and Mrs. Joseph McClelland. Miss Eleanor Menefee Is president of the organization. The marriage of Miss Josephine Stapleton and Joseph Alexander Haley win be solemnized on Wednesday even, ing at the bride's home, with Rev. Luther R. Dyott as the officiating clergyman. After a wedding trip the couple will go to British Columbia to reside. During her engagement days Miss Stapleton has been widely feted and will be greatly missed by her cir cle of friends among whom she Is popular. . Miss Edna Patterson was hostess on Thursday Afternoon at an elaborate bridge tea in honor of Miss Florence Davis, an attractive bride-elect. Tables were arranged for a score of guests. The house was beautifully decorated in yellow tulips and daffodils. At the tea table Mrs. Roy Gets poured and Miss Laura Korrell cut ices. Miss Henriette Rothschild and Miss Gladys Howard assisted. The honors for highest score fell to Miss Irene Flynn. one of the recently-engaged girls and Miss Flor ence Gets secured second prize. Miss Davis will become the bride of Mark Hawes on Wednesday. Miss Helen Hub bard, of Tacoma. will be her maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Harriet Kern and Miss Frances Brady. m . A '500" card party will be given in the Women of Woodcraft Hall at Tenth and Taylor streets on the afternoon of April by the Officers' Boost-a-Line Association of the Women of Wood craft. Women of Woodcraft and their friends are invited. The committee in charge of this party is composed of Mrs. Minnie McGregor. Mrs. Ora Allen and Mrs. Catherine Stltes. Preparations are being made by the Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Memorial Church for a birthday party to be given in the partsh house. East Seven teenth and Weidler streets, on Thurs day. April 10. from 3 to 5 P. M. A cordial Invitation is extended to all friends. There will be a good pro gramme, refreshments will be served, and home-made candy will be for sale. The Aid Society of the First Con gregational Church and the Guild of St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral are devot ing much of their meeting time to sew ing for the children who are under the care of the Associated Charities. Lit tle garments for needy girls and boys are planned every week and children who would otherwise make a shabby appearance at school are fitted out In clean, comfortable clothing. The great demand for these articles has caused the women to appeal to their friends and to those who are anxious to help, asking them to donate materials ginghams, lawns, flannels, -in fact any kind of dry goods that can be made up for the children. Donations may be sent to Mrs. H. A.' Wleneke, 105 East Thirty-eighth street, or to Mrs. Horace Ramsey. 343Thlrteenth street, or they may be left at the office of the Associ ated Charities. Several of the younger married wom en of the smart set are planning to Join a cooking class that is being organized at the Young- Women's Christian Association under the direc tion of Miss Fazon La Mont. Several maids and matrons have been gradu ated recently in the course of domestic science and others are taking up the study-in earnest. Varnel Beach, who recently was graduated from Harvard, Is at home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Beach, of Alexandra Court. Mrs. M. A. Newell has" Issued cards for two delightful afternoons at which she will entertain at bridge. The days appointed for the festivities are Tues- . n nft week. An dav and weuiieoij - , other bridge event of Wednesday next will be given by Mrs. A. R. Draper, who will entertain hospitably. The Thibeterian Club enjoyed an in teresting meeting on Thursday at the home of Mrs. C. W. Crouder. Lf.h and a studv of civic topics occup.ed the afternoon. 0 - Mrs. J. F. Clarkson will be hostess to her luncheon club on Monday, April 14 The personnel of the organization Includes 16 of the younger matrons. ' Mrs. W H. Powell will be hostess to the members of the Portia Club and their husbands on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Green will leave on Monday for a fortnight s visit with Mrs. John Gibbons, of Hood River. Mrs. William Whitney Downard was hostess on Wednesday at a matinee party given in honor of Miss Helen Drain, of Tacoma. Mrs. W. B. Hare and Mrs. J. C. Hare will be Joint hostesses at bridge on Wednesday afternoon at 921 East Main street. -. V Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hilton, of Hazel Fern Place, Laurelhurst, entertained at dinner on Wednesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stone, of South Dakota, and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Robin son, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Stone are en route to their home after a New York City, in 1014, spent 552,785,- 712. Facts in Nature ..... . . . i T i . 1.V.1 t. EHJK centuries c nas Deen Known inai ninre mum. ww.uic g 1- mg agents for the cure of disease are iouna in our Amornan "- Over forty years ago Dr. H V. fierce, chiel consulting pnysician va ma Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo, N.Y, used the powdered extracts as well as the liquid extracts of native medicinal plants, sucn as Diooaroot ami Golden Seal and Stone root, Cherry bark and Mandrake, for the cure of blood .."m, This prescription as put up in liquid form was called DR. PIERCE'S Clolden Medical Discovery S3 and has enjoyed a large sale for all these years in every drug store Jn the jg) land. You can now obtain the powdered extract in sugar-coated tablet form of - j your medicine dealer, or send 60c in one-cent postage stamps for trial box to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y, and tablets will be mailed, postage prepaid. The "Golden Medical Discovery" makes rich, red blood, invigorates the stomach, liver and bowels and through them the whole system. Skin affections, blotches, boils, pimples and eruptions result of bad blood i eradicated by this alterative extractas tnousanos nave muueu. Send 3 lone-cent stamps to nay cost of mailing only on a free copy of Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, lOOS pages, clotbbound ADDRESS DR. R. V. PIERCE, BUi FAlAt, n. X.