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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1913)
Wednesday Will Be "Red Letter Day" in -W: Premium Parlors on the Fourth Fnnr-in rw'fi,c fif,w ah ivu i.-.r d 'IClii--,' ' - v- j -y. a a rajaa. x l Kimmu i uriu J d Special 25c Lunch Served Daily in the Basement Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in Basement Shoe -Shining Parlors in Basement r . 1 " f" f c 50c Flouncinqs for 25c "Red Letter" Fancy Neckwear Only 5c Basement Hundreds of pieces in latest nov elty effects, some slightly soiled, choice, 5 25c Laces, Special, 5cYd. Edges and Insertions, in many styles, 1 to 3 in. Basement 27-inch fine Swiss Flouncings, in beautiful design, value to 50c, at 25 yard. 75c Allover Laces at 29c Basement Shadow and Oriental effects, 18 inches wide, white or cream, 75c val., 29 yd. OldSyWotttman $z King Store Hours 8:30 to 5:30 Daily Except Saturday "Red Letter'9 Day 10 Tree Stamps to All Visitors to Premium Parlors today. Day 10 Free Stamps to All Visitors to Premium Parlors today. wiae, j.oc to zoc values, special at o? yard. pecial "Red Letter Daw" Ofierinm in the Basement re Uouble Trading Stamps With All Cash Purchases of 10c or Over Groceries Alone Excepted every thoughtful man and woman are these splendid bargains we place on sale in th Tlnsf.mpnt. inAarr vnu j A. ,, ... Si are of the Women's $22.50 Tailored Suits Now at $8.98 &iyusn Mew difc uresses, Special at $7.98 J -t rr i i m - . . .. Basement Choose from 150 handsome new Tailored Suits for women for less than cost of materials. Good seasonable styles and staple colors, in Serges. Diagonals, Smart Mixtures, Nov elty Worsteds and Pongee Silks. Mostly plain tailored styles; well tailored and perfect fitting. Good range PD QO of sizes. Values up to $22.50, special today at pO.ZfCJ Basement It's very necessary that you come early in the day for these attractive Dresses, for the lot is somewhat limited. Beautiful rich foulards, in neat polka dot patterns navy, brown and black collars and cuffs trimmed with dainty laces. Smart, stylish dresses at a tric that will cIosa CTf9 nn them out in a hurry. ' Special for today at P 2 O Odd Dresses, Worth up to $20, Choice at $5 uress & Kir is ai yc miaay mouses at 5Uc O f T it' 1 - H v. .. Basement Just 80 Dresses in this line: one and two of a kind of this season's styles. Materials are fine serges, in good, serviceable colors; silks and nov elty weaves. Extra well made and at tractively trimmed. Dresses worth up to $20. Choice Wednesday ff at the special price of VJvft d aaement a. remarkable bargain in Women's Dress Skirts awaits you here today. Very desirable for the beach or house wear. Made from good heavy washable materials in white and colors. Nearly all sizes in the lot. Skirts in this special lot that are excel- Q Qs lent $3.00 values, on sale at70- Basement A special purchase of 30 dozen Misses' Middy Blouses on sale to day. Excellent grade white wash materials, in medium weight. Have large sailor collars trimmed with blue or red braid. Cut full and long and are very nicely made. Sizes ?Q 8 to 16. Specially priced at Jl Women's $3 Wool Sweater Coats Only $1.98 Lfiimrcn s & ana &.zt wash. Uresses 69c Basement The vacation wardrobe is not complete without one of these serviceable Wool Sweaters. Heavy knit Cardigan rib in colors cardinal, white, oxford and navy blue. Made in full standard sizes, high neck style, finished with side ZJ "I QD pockets and large pearl buttons ; $3 sweaters at P - 0 Basement Choose these pretty Wash Dresses today at a sensationally low price. Charming frocks for girls 6 to 14 years of age; nicely made and perfect fitting. Attractive patterns in checks, stiipes and plain colors. Made from the best CJQ, of washable materials; fast colors; $1 and $1.25 dresses, OiC the hundreds Free Stamps. Double Trading Stamps All Day in Basement ft &P' r'f $1.98 m Trimmed Mats Vals. to $10.00 Basement Take your pick of any Trimmed Hat now at the above price. A bargain every woman should take advantage of. All popular materials, all shapes, all colors. Values up j f QQ to $10.00. Special today only at P Up to $5.00 Hat Shapes, at Only 59c Hemps, Milans and fancy straws, in all the sea son's best styles and colors. Over 1000 CZQ. to choose from. Up to $5 values, at- Flowers Worth Up to $1.00 at 10c Thousands of beautiful Millinery Flowers, in nil the wanted varieties large and small. 1 ff Regular value to $1.00, at, per bunch, mm? This Style $1.00 Demonstration of KleinerVs Dress Shields By Expert Direct From the Factory Visit our Main Floor Notion De partment today or any day this week and have Mrs. B. La Tour tell you about these famous shields and their many superior qualities. Mrs. La Tour comes to us direct from where Klienert's Shields are made, and is thoroughly equipped to give you any information you may desire. 22c Juno Shields, No. 3, for 15 25c Juno Shields, No. 4, for 17 30c Juno Shields, No. 5, for SO 50c Eaton Dress Shields all sizes, style A or B, special price, 35 'Notion Day' Bargain Circle Main Floor 100-yd. Spool Cotton, all colors, 4 100-yd. Spool Cotton, a doz., 45 Spool Silk, large 6pools, at 19 5c Spool Cotton, 200 yards, at 4 Large-size Curling" Irons, at 8 25c Sewing Machine Oil for 15 Cube Pins, all colors, special, 4tff 25c Roll-up Tape Measures at 15 Barrettes, in all styles, for 10i Silk Hair Nets, special, 5 for 10 10c Pearl Buttons, all sizes, at 5 25c Skirt Markers, special at 8V Wire Coat Hangers, special at 3 10c Safety Pins, special, each 7 5c Mildred Hair Nets, special, 3J 10c Bias Folds, all sizes, white. 5 Sanitary Aprons and Belt at 50 Child's 20c Hose Supporters, 12 Needles, regular 5c kind, pkg., 2y2 15c Silk Seam Binding, 9 yds., 8 10c Wire Hair Pins, special at 5 5c Collar Sup'ts, odds, ends, 2V2 White Cotton Tape, 4-yd. pes., 2 White Linen Tape, ass'td. pes., 3C Collapsible Trousers Hangers, 10 25c Wash Trimmings, 6-yard, $1 Black Silks Special 73c fongora Silks 39c the Yard Basement Splendid quality black Taffeta and black Messaline Silks, full 36 inches wide, at a great bar gain in the Basement today. Excellent $1 grade a quality that will wear well and make up beau tifully for waists, skirts, dresses, petticoats, etc. Soft, rich finish penect m dve and weave. Regular $1.00 Silks, only 73c Basement 36-iiu-h Pongora Silks, in fancy brocaded patterns, also in plain colors. A fabric that is im mensely popular on account of its superior wearing qualities. To be had in black and a score or more of the season's most desirable col orings, also in cream. Makes up beautifully. Buy it to day, the yard, at only"-- Women's 25c Aprons at 15c Basement 50 dozen Women's Ging ham Aprons on sale for one day only at above price. Assorted checks; also fine white lawn aprons. Nicely made, wide ties; 25c aprons, special- "f CZf ly priced for today at only - 3 C 85c Muslin Gowns, Only 59c Basement Women 's dainty Muslin Gowns and Combinations; great many styles. Made in full standard sizes and nicely trimmed with laces, embroideries, etc.; 85c grades EZCk on special sale today at only" Men's $15 to $20 Suits $5.98 ouc to 4 oc unaerwear Special at 35c X rm r 1. re it . Basement The first 60 men that visit tVio Ttoco ment today will have an opportunity to buy a hi icso iuau. uau price, oizes oo, d-i, ao and 36 only. Neat patterns excellent P CZ dO materials. Values to $20, at only $1.00 Union Suits 69c Men's Summer weight cotton Union S,uits in white and ecru, short or long sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 34 to 46. ?0 Priced for this sale at 25c Garden Hats at 15c Cool, light Garden Hats of Pea nut straw; very serviceable for outing wear. Soft and unbreak able. Regular 25c grade EZ placed on sale at onlv - OC Basement Odd line of Men's Summer Under wear fine quality balbrie-ean and soft rot ton . Shirts and Drawers, in nearly all sizes. Well made, perfect fitting garments. Reg- Q Cf ular 50c, COc and 75c grades on sale Wash Ties, Only 12y2C Half-price sale of Men's Wash Ties. Hundreds of them to choose from. Medium widths, neat patterns, Reg- J fa ular 25c values at C Women's $5 Shoes $1.98 Pr, Basement Another great shipment of women's hieh-errade footwear ready for today's sale. Our famous "Basement Shoe Sales" are the talk of the town. 2300 pairs in this lot, all new, desirable styles, in patent, gunmetal, vici kid, velvets, suedes, tans, etc., also old ladies' com- O L -1 T 1 lit t , - ion snoes. meariy ail nave utoodvear welt, soles, nnnn ar a -m nn i i . - , .12. jr. . lasts lace or button styles all sizes; values to $5.00, pair Men's $3.50 and $4 Shoes $2.48 Basement A thousand pairs of men's fine Shoes at about factory cost. Popular new lasts, mostly all wide toes, in patent, gunmetal and vici kid. Choice of button or lace styles. Nearly all are Goodyear welt soles, which guarantees style, fit and quality. All sizes in the ZjO AD lot. Regular $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes, on sale at low price of P.rC 10c Toilet Paper at 5c Per Roll Basement 10,000 Rolls high-grade Toilet Paper regular 10c grade, to day at half price. Full 1000 sheets to the roll. Limit 20 rolls to customer. 10c Toilet Paper'' 35c Hat Pins, at Only 4c Basement Thousands of handsome Hat Pins in this offering. Plain or fancy settings in scores of styles. Black and colors, long or short. Values up to 35c, choice at only Women's Sleeveless Vests at 8c 50c Union Suits, Now 35c Basement Women's fine cotton Vests, low neck, sleeveless style, soft ribbed white cotton, all 0 sizes. Regular 12c Vests Basement Women's fine lisle fin ished Union Suits. Low neck, sleeveless with lace trim'd O EZf. or tight knee; all sizes'-''' $1.25 Crepe Underwear. Special, 89c Child's Hose 12V2c Basement Children's Medium- Basement Dainty White Crepe Gowns and Combinations, trimmed with narrow torchon laces. Full cut sizes. Regular $1.25 OQ Gowns on sale at onlyOIL weight School Hose, seamless feet, double heel and toe. Fast, stain less black, 6I2 to 10. f On sale at low price M-t I Women's Long Lisle Gloves, Pair, 39c 117 r r ww - n nuraen s zvc nose ai Z1C Basement Women's long lisle Gloves, full 16-button length with two clasps at wrist. White, tan, gray, biscuit. Sizes 5y2 OQ to 8. Placed on sale at Basement Women's black, white, tan mercerized bilk Hose. Double heels and toes and seamless feet. Sizes from 8V2 to 10. OnO sale at the low nriee. nairrf J. t 1 , i 85c Corsets on Sale for One Day at 48c T" 1 ST r f . . f n xerguiar pi.uu orseis ai ooc Basement Stvlish new moilpl f!nr. set of best grade coutil with four supporters attached and non-rust ing Domngs. oizes J. to Si J On sale at only' Basement Splendid model for the average ngure. r-xtra well made and perfect fitting. Sizes range from 19 to 30. Regular Q $1.00 Corset on sale. onlvOOC 30 2000 Yards Avron Lrinqnams. Yard. 5c aui cults jccisutfter til iV2C Basement Mill Ends Seersucker, in neat stripe patterns and good fast colors. 32 inches. Regular 20c grade placed on "f OlL sale at, yard, only v Embroidered Batiste Flouncings at 19c T91 1 l T 1 w . . uieainea cam loweis at loe Basement 27-inch Apron Checks in extra good quality. Assorted" size checks. Good fast colors. Buy all you want of it to--, day, special at. the yard Basement Fine embroidered Bat iste Jb louncings, 50 inches wide, tan and black grounds. Handsome de signs. Placed on sale at B Qg the very special price of Basement Extra heavy bleached bath towels, size 18x36 inches heavy grade and very absorbent. $1.50 a dozen. On sale " at the low price, each---'' Sample Lace Curtains, Special Ea., 29c Basement Camp or beach Com forters, full bed size and good weight; silkoline covered. White Basement 500 Sample Lace and ocnm murrains in white and ecru. Lengths up to iy2 yards. Beau- titul patterns. On sale at OQ, Wie the low price, each, only1 cotton filled. On sale atQO the special low price, ea.ch&C G E teat ham emrts: Stmxrlk KMh Wiin'h an iMi& jLu,2zmen.i unuerprice &tore y thing About Half -Price a S fS' 5ne'a5-e' Fanc Chma' Jardinieres, Silverware, Carving Sets, Nickel Tea and Coffee Pots, Chafing Dishes, Hardware, Cooking Utensils and Kitchen needs of vari ous Kinds included m this wonderful of ferine:. Buv now and save half 7 Every article composing this great Basement Purchase and Sale will be closed "out at once as we do not intend tc. , carry these lines m our regular stock. A rare opportunity for all thnS o' ?..?.to a 8aViDg f hT 0ne'h1?- Remeer, this entire stock was .purchased by GevuAz for thTew Fth street store and consequently everything is new and desirable. Come today and even oCv for new barins being added daily. Double Stamps with all cash purchases today in the basement sToreoceries alone escepted $7 Decorated China Dinner Sets at $3.50 "" uecoraiions. unoice ot six distinct patterns. Bavarian and Haviland China Dinner Sets Now on Sale at Sensational Reductions! 90c Cut Glass Water Pitchers, now at 45c cue cut Wass Water Pitchers, now at 40c JNickei lea and Coffee Pots at about Half Price. Knives, Forks, Carving Sets, etc at about Half Price. Decorated China, Cups, Saucers, Plates, Berry Bowls, Sugars and Creamers, Cake Plates and hundreds of fancy pieces are oicioi me ioaay aL one-nait their usual selling prices - "-'""t k"-q. i w uitx i iikucij, uuw al 4UC I Sale Boys' Wash Suits at lst-Floor Center Circle-$1 Suits 69c-$1.50 Suits 98c-$2 Suits $1.19-$2.50 Suits $1.49 Br. James Withycombe Reports Favorably on County Institution. Produce to the value of $5000 a year should be taken from the Mult nomah County farm. It should pro duce enough poultry, milk, butter, eggs, vegetables and small fruits to supply all the county Institutions. The farm's greatest present need is a practical, ef ficient farmer, with managerial ability. These opinions were rendered yes terday by Dr. James Withycombe, head of the bureau of animal Industry of the Oregon Agricultural College, after he had made a survey of the farm, which Is located near Troutdale. about 12 miles east of Portland, and com prises 193 acres. "I found that about 150 acres of the farm Is splendid agricultural soil," said Ur. "Withycombe last night. "It is well adapted for dairying, truck gar dening, fruits, and especially small -....to. i iiu iniaiiLu kj t. Luc .ai in la i -j i the most part good grazing land. With me present nero. as a oasis ana witn but little expense a splendid herd may be built up by grading and gradually eliminating the poorer stock until the entire herd Is virtually pure-bred. "While I favor Jerseys for a small farm. I suggest Holsteins in this case, because of their great milk-producing power. There should be a poultry plant. In which the same methods are followed, and enough hogs should be raised to take care of the waste from the kitchen and to supply pork for the farm." Drain to Have School Supervisor. ROSEBURG, Or., June 24. (Special.) At a meeting of the Douglas County Educational Board, held tonight, Ben Huntington, Jr., of Drain, was chosen School Supervisor of the Second Dis trict. Mr. Huntington is a former Rep resentative from Douglas County and author of the bill creating School Supervisors. rAKrvi bnuui-u tillu aouuu I NEWSBOYS' HOME HELPED "Hanky Panky" Benefit Perform ance Attracts Large Audience. It never rains, but it pours, and res terday at the Hotel Portland it poured both water from the skies and nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars and dol lars from the pockets of a charity-loving multitude, which stood for an hour under umbrellas in and about the hotel court and heard the principals and chorus of "Hanky Panky" sing for the benefit of the Newsboys' Home. Tbe contributions amounted to $100.60. Following a street parade In autos, the orchestra played on one of the hotel porches and then, while the chorus misses wended their way about, regardless of the rain, and held out shining new tin cups and gathered in the shekels, the company sang some of its most popular songs, the principals standing on an Improvised platform. The crowd thronged the court and the sidewalk and the postofflce yard and some hung from window sills; and, as a result, the Newsboys' Home netted a neat sum. Automobiles Are Needed. To extend welcome to Incoming dele gates and visitors to the World's Chris tian Citizenship Conference, which will open next Sunday, the local reception committee wishes to meet them at the railroad stations with automobiles and requests the co-operation of owners of private machines. Persons who will offer this service are asked to com municate with S. C. Pier, chairman of the committee, A 6161 and Marshall 3700. Ashland Plans Armory Dedication. ASHLAND, Or.. June 24. (Special.) The new Armory here will be inform ally dedicated by Hillars Temple on Saturday. The Mystic Shriners will hold, a ceremonial on that date, and arrangements are being made for an elaborate entertainment WORKERS HONOR J0SSELYN Power Company Employes Visit Retiring- President. After pinning a gold button on his coat a committee of the Association of Mechanical Employes of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company de clared B. S. Josselyn an honorary mem ber of their association, when they called on him yesterday In his office In the Electric building to extend to him a copy of resolutions passed with re gard to his resignation as president of the concern and good treatment of the men. James A. Johnson, president of the Mechanical Association, was the spokesman. The resolutions were neatly bound in morocco and engrossed upon parch ment. They express regret that he is soon to be no longer connected with the company and best wishes for the future. Following the Mechanical Associa tion committee came representatives of the Brotherhood of Electrical Railway Employes of the company. They also had a set of resolutions bound in mo rocco and engrossed on parchment. Amos Seybold was spokesman of the committee and spoke of the many good deeds of Mr. Josselyn during his presi dency of the company. The third committee represented the Light and Power Employes' Beneficial Association. Their spokesman was C. E. Wagnerr- The resolutions, hand somely bound and engrossed, with the signatures of all the members attached, contained the declaration that Mr. Josselyn had always proved himself to be a loyal friend of the laborer, a just man and that he Inspired in the minds of all loyalty for the company, which had been productive of good service. Albany Gets Phlladelphlan. ALBANY, Or., June 24. (Special.) Rev. J. D. Cummins, of Philadelphia, has accepted an appointment as vicar of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, of this city, and will arrive here to take charge of his new work on Septem ber 1. MEYER EM.LS TO STOP THE ACHE USED BY MILLIONS FOR 25 YEARS GET DEMI'S ALL DRUGGISTS '15t 1 1