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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1914)
11 We Are Portland Agents for Gossard Front-Lace, Nemo, Bien Jolie, Lily of France, Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets Headquarters for Baseball, Tennis, Golf and Athletic Goods of All Kinds Agents for 'Hartmann" Wardrobe Trunks Olds, Wortman&King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Free Class in Art Needlework for Children every Saturday from 9 :30 to 12. Expert Instruction. Second Floor. Boiled Ham 32c lb. 25 Mild Oil Cheese, ll. ..Ul FullCr'm yCZf Cheese, lb... t Dept.' Fourth Fh Olds,Woritnan ScKing Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods ' Store Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. Every Business Day Saturday Included THE MORXING OREGOXIAN, " SATURDAY, AIII 18, 1014. Extra ! Any Trimmed Hat In the Basement on Sale Saturday at Over 1500 Beautiful New Hats In This Phenomenal Sale Season's Very Latest and Best Styles Flower and Ribbon Trimmed Owing to ihe extreme low price put upon these hats, none will be exchanged none sent on approval. All sales are jinal. Every hat new and thoroughly desirable. PREVENT FIRES TO BE SLOGAN OF DAY Ways Are Suggested by Those in Charge of Campaign for -- Annual Celebration. CIVIC BODIES BACK PLAN Jifparlmcnt Band Accompanied by Automobile Apparatus Will Pa rade Observance to Extend Throughout the State. proclamation naming- next Saturday as "Fire Prevention Day" was issued Thursday by Governor West It iAsug gested that residents of the stars be come informed on that day as to meth ods of combatting and preventing- fires. The Governor says lires cost this country about $750,000 annually. Superintendent of Public Instruction Churchill has sent ' pamphlets entitled "Lessons in Fire Prevention" to the public schools" of the state, and it is believed ,that a. majority of .the teach ers wlll devote part of "tomorrow to inculeiiti'riK" methods of fire' prevention in the minds of their pupils. .Governor West, in his proclamation, suggests: - "That citizens remove all waste papen boxes, sawdust, oily rags," cloth ins and. rubbish of. every- kind from alleyways, "barns, sheds, attics and cel lars and that special attention be given to the cleaning of chimneys and the care and repair of furnaces and stoves. That merchants and factory owners remove from passageways and stair ways packing cases, stock, etc., that would block action in case of fire. "That hunters and campers carefully study the recommendations and In structions issued by the State For ester. SUGGESTIONS FOR PREVENTING FIRES.- v Don't allow paper or rubbish of .any Kind to accumulate. . Remove all Inflammable .material from near stoves or furnaces. . v Have your chimney cleaned once or twice a year. Look out for defective flues. ever run sfftywpjs through roof or side of he. Put hot ashos only in metal re ceptacle. Don't use swinging cas fixtures. Put burnt matches only in metal receptacles. B4 careful in using gasoline in cleaning. Xon't leave greasy rags in a base ment or elsewhere. - . ' Don't go-out and leave a hot fire. DRUG USE TO BE TREATED City Officials jPlan Course for Unfortunates. Municipal Judge Stevenson, City Phy siclan Ziegler and Chief of Police Clark have combined forces to start a sys tern for the proper treatment, of drug users who fall into the hands of the police department- juuse Stevenson will -sentence the unfortunates, he announced, to a term recommended by Dr. Ziegler,' who will treat them while in jaiUltthey appear to De cured before the sentence has run out. Judge Stevenson- says he will use his power of parole to give them tneir UDeriy m care of Probation Of ficer Inskeep. Efforts to end such cases to the state insane hospital some time ago la-nea. ana ii.nas Deen a problem since. vi"uiice 01 w alter MaKenson. a paregoric user," yesterday started the agitation anew. " Help prevent fires. .This slogan will be presented to Portland today- in as many ways as possible as a part of the observance of fire prevention day, an event which various civic organizations hope to make an annual affair. It has been started by the Issuance of proclama tions by Governor 'West and Mayor Al bee asking every . resident of the city to 'do ' something during the day to lessen '. the lire danger in homes and buildings. The fire '" department will do Its share in heralding the fire warnings by putting the department band on the (streets to parade for two hours. The band will be accompanied by automo bile fire apparatus decorated with fire prevention banners. At noon the Oregon Civic League will-b.old a luncheon at the Multnomah Hotel lat which Fire Chief Dowell and others interested in flre prevention will speak. This promises to be an interest ing affair the plan being to have speak ers explain the various phases of the : fire prevention and flre fighting bus! ness as it is found by those engaged in that work. At the Fast Side Library tonight an illustrated fire lecture will be given by E. M. Underwood, of the Credit Men's Association. The illustrations will consist of pictures of fires in Portland and elsewhere giving some good in sights into the causes of fires and the methods of preventing and combating them. Those in charge of the fire campaign have issued a set of rules or sugges tions for preventing fires. These are to be given as wide publicity as pos sible in hope that they will result In the betterment of conditions. The observance of the day Is to ex tend throughout the state as well as in Portland. Governor West has issued a proclamation asking people of the state to co-operate in the movement. " Fire Day Is Proclaimed. ., SAL,1M, or, April 17 (Special.) A FIREMEN HURT1 IN SPILL Damaged Street Upsets Auto Answer ingr Call and Machine Is "Wrecked. Striking an obstruction at" Fourth and Stark streets while on- the! way to a nre on .f ourth street North earlv yesieraay morning, -elgnt men were thrown from an auto truck belonging to truck company one, and one man was badly bruised. The obstruction was where the street rail intersections of the United Rail ways is torn up. The railway offi cials assert that there were 10 red lights on the corner, but the firemen say there were but four, three of which were uniignted. Harry Hutton, a fireman, was bruisxri Harry Watt, driver of the machine, was unable to release it for half an nour. ine machine waa badly damaged. NEW STATIONS At Maplcwood and- S ha pat a on Ore gon Electric Railway. " On and after 11:35 A. M. Monday, April 20, Oregon Electric trains will stop at the new double track stations at Maplewood and Shapata. The Sha pata station will .be located about 600 feet west of the old station, .and the Maplewood station at the west end of the cut opposite the old location Adv. OREGON ELECTRIC SLEEPER In service Train 21, Friday 17th. Ready at North Bank station for oc cupancy 9:30 P. M., daily. From Eu gene, Train 2, Sunday. Travel by night, in comfort. . Reservations Fifth and Start, rront and Jefferson station, North Bank -station. Adv. . - Saturday Store News for Thrifty Shoppers "Right Posture" Health Suits Specially Designed to Guard Your Boy Against Round Shoulders NOTICE the little patented device in the back of the coat, which, while only a reminder, is none the less the key to full-chested, straight shouldered manhood. "Right Posture" Suits are designed in a, series of specially constructed models and are shown in a .-variety of attractive fabrics and patterns. Note the clipping below, taken from Portland papers, showing the widespread attention being given to the health of growing boys. Health Is Happiness! Shoulders back and chest extended is the "Right-Posture" message to every boy. Give your boy a chance to breathe freely in the clean fresh air. ' ' Ri srht-Posture " . Clothes will help wonderfully to cure thelR stoop-shoulder etieet so common among the American boys of today. Men's $1.25 Shirts Right - Posture Suits Are Priced at For style and fit and vim and snap, "Right- Posture" Clothes are unmatched at the price, SIT.UP-STRAIGHT IS NEWEST MOVEMENT ROtTKD SHOCXDtna 4JTD ACH3XO - SriXES Mf ST -GO, IS CRY. Sale of Boys9 Wash Suits Boys' $1.75 Wash Suits, Saturday, special at only S1.5Q Boys' $2.50 Wash Suits, Saturday, special at only $2.25 Boys' $3.50 Wash Suits, Saturday, special at only S3. 25 Boys' $5.00 Wash Suits, - Saturday, special at only $4.50 Main Floor Beautiful line of new Spring patterns and dependable mate rials, Oliver Twist, Middie and Russian styles, with straight pants or bloomers. Complete assortment of styles and sizes from 2y to 5 years. Boys9 Spring Hats $1.00 to $6.0Q Main Floor Our Boys' Store invites all parents to select the children's i Straw Hats from the largest showing in Portland. All ZJJ styles in straws and Panamas. Prices range from $.00 to Sfcttttcal!pi-Sbap4 .Coat and Cor- rrt Streetcar heater Caairs aad teX3otur League's Hope. NKW ,TOBK April t (Special.) The American Feature feetcue. ep or- fanlButlon to prevent roup abduldert Mi A chiar opine wa Incorporated t 7 at Aleeay It will pe aUcniil In tta work. The lencue'e ataff la alreedy eeslat- inr Uil Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com party U.o1trmln the fclbd of seete'tt houid haxe.lp lit new lUBwiy earn,. end It 'la la toach with leper eeseeis tiona, motor-men.' shoprtrl aad factory wrkra ta waoro It bulletin illustrating; correct mnA tnoorroot atti tudes for work end reat, Ona'a cloth era ,n important cauaa i ok t4 poturo. aaja no laaVia. which , wm work to aeoure kraiauoaUr anaed eoate ar4 irota u wtll aa proparJy cntrutbd c?flra and daaka. "A ckU4 ttibdt aei)Uv proper caaat develo'pfutf' eajp m. BuUatln taraed today. whU th -ihape ot bte school at and hta-ooat-oce Himfor enany hours ec.h4ay 'fca fealty ettltudee .Aeupd ahoulders. era o pe expected on J-a t child yrhoee elf Uilber la eopported 'without proper rea-Ard) tor the an4towy cod mechanics dXAtie Abeuider1.'- The leru waa fpundad hy hftss Jsa- Jsle K. Bancroft, aaslstepx dlrseter of Physical tralnlnv In the ety schools. At 79c See Window Saturday sale extraordi nary of our well-known "Belmont" Shirts. Splendid quality materials, out in full staudard sizes, pleated or plain bosom with cuffs attached. Shown in handsome new Sprinar patterns in both light and dark. Complete range of all sizes in ihe line nm Shirts at 79c Sale Young Men's Suits at $17.95 Department, Main Floor We quote this special low price for Saturday only. Very latest English models for young men who like' clothes of the ultra-stylish cut also conservative cuts for the business man. Made of splendid woolen fabrics and tailored with the same care that you would expect in suits Y 7 Q selling at $22.50 to $25. Smart new Spring' patterns and all sizes for regulars and stouts, iiJ New Hat Shapes at $2.49 Millinery Department, Second Floor Spe cial line of high-grade Untrimmed Shapes, priced extremely low for Saturday selling. Hemps and novelty straws in 2J2 j Q latest styles and colors. Now Trimmed Hats At $6.95 Department, Second Floor Beautiful dressy models, ribbon and flower trimmed, in great variety. Unusually "rood llats. Saturday at pJZTJ Millinery Flowers 49c a Bunch Millinery Department, Second Floor 'M00 bunches high-grade Millin crv Flowers in every wanted kind and color, specially priced for Saturday at 40c a buncli. A timely sale that hundreds women will protit by. .Millinery i- lowers at special price Latest Jewelry Novelties Hand-engraved Sterling Silver Bar Pieces, Saturday 50 Platinoid Photo Picture Frames, ball feet. Special at 50 Solid Gold Tie Clasps, with chip diamonds, great assort ment. Worth to $3.50, 1.50 Plain Solid Gold L.ink Buttons for " engraving. Pair $1.50 Candy Day At the Main Floor Bargain Circle 40c Tango Chocolates, lb., 30 30c Cocoanut Ice, Sat., lb., 25 50c Nut Chocolate Chips, lb., 40 30c ButterscdtehriWafers, lb., 25 Regular 80c Chocolate Dipped Al monds, Saturday at, the lb., 65 40c After Dinner Mints, lb., 30i 50c OWE Bitter Sweets, lb., 40 30c Candy Figs, special,, lb., 20 40c Asst. Cream Chocolates, 30 30c Cream Nut Fudge, lb 2od 50c Chocolate Dip Raisins, 40c 40c Honeycomb Chocolates, 30 10c tins Marshmallows, 3 for 250 20c Broken Peanut, the lb., 18 40c Molasses Crunch, a lb., 30 New Pleatings 20c Yard Main Floor Shadow Lace Pleat ings, plain nets, nets with fancy edges, nets with colored edges, French tucked nets and nets with lace edges in white and ecru. 35c grades, special " Latest Neckwear . 35c and 65c New Sailor effects Coat Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets in iatest styles. Speciallv priced SEZg for Saturday, 35 and OtiU 5JT.i?0 Kid ainnas SI. 19 1 $1.25 Union Suits 95c Main. Floor Our regular $1.50 "Lady Violet" and "Lelia" high-grade lambskin Gloves in two-clasp overseam styl. Com plete line of col ors and sizes. Pr. Main Floor Women's "Mer ode" and "Carter" sleeveless, low neck Union Suits, with lace trimmed knee. Standard $1.25 qualities. Specially low O EZf priced for Saturday $1.19 Dr. Deimel's Mesh Underwear At Special Reduced Prices Department on the Main Floor Well known for its sanitary properties. Women's and children's garments reduced as follows: Children's $1.25 Vests and Pants, 95S Women's $6 Union "uits, $4.50. Women's $3 Vests and Pants, reduced to $2.25 if rugs $4, $5 and$6Shoes$3.48 Double Trading Stamps With All Cash Purchases Women's dependable quality shoes' of' dull calf and patent leather. Several st3-les to select from. Also four complete lines in Patent and Gunmetal Pumps, with flat silk bows. All sizes and widths. We' also include Men's high-grade Shoes in all the wanted leathers and the very latest Spring ' lasts. NOT BROKEN LINES. In all widths and sizes. Shoe which sell ordinarily at $4, $5 and $6 1" ler $3,48 Shoe Dept. Main Floor Last Day of Aluminum Ware Sale Supply Your Kitchen Needs Today and Save Demonstration - of Ind - Electric Batteries Today and Monday Main Floor The value of elec tricity as a means of improving health and beauty has come to be recognized by all, and the simple method employed by this battery for' self-treatment makes it a val uable ' asset- in the home. Special price $5.00 $3.50 Handbags at Only $2.5Q Main Fir. Pin Seal, Morocco and Barley grain leathers in black, tan blue, green and brown. Moire silk lined, and fitted with coin purse and mirror. Latest stvles and shapes. Handbags worth to $3.50, now Third Floor The special demonstration, and sale of Swiss Aluminum Ware closes . today. 50c Aluminum Pudding Pans, Saturday, 35 75c Aluminum Sauce Pans, Saturday, 52 80c Straight Sauce Pans, now priced- at 55 $1.05 Straight Sauce Pans and Covers.' 69c $2.75 Aluminum Tea Kettles, special, S1.T5 OCedar Mops and Polish Special demonstra tion on the Third Floor. Kills all germs. Let our demonstrator show you their many uses. Special Sale Spring House-cleaning Needs. 25c can Carpicide. Special, the can- 19 50c can Carpicide. Special, the can 38 Regular $2.50 Carpet Sweepers, now $1.95 $1.35 Willow Clothes Baskets at only Sl.OO 65c Willow Clothes Baskets at only 39e 50c Old English Floor Wax. Saturday 42 $2.00 Old English Floor Wax, for S1.70 Special Sale of Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers and Garden Hose. Buy Now at Low Prices. All Fancy Lines Haviland Decorated China V Price $2.50 Borden's Malted Milk Special Demonstra- jL Jus- . T r I?f r fr .A Stop at the demonstration booth p and try a glass of this most invig orating and health-giving drink. Beneficial for old and young, the weak or strong. Put up only infc square packages similar to this re-p: production. Prices now reduced: $3.98 Hospital size, ?2.98 Reg. $1.00 size, now 80 Reg. 50c size, now 40p ri ! fnnrmr-vA? H - Malted 1 fWlk I HASHOEOUAL andToilet Needs Every article listed below is quoted at less than the regu lar selling price offering most pronounced savings. 5c Ivory Soap at 3c t , No phone orders filled and no deliveries except with oth er purchases in Drug Dept. Limit 6 cakes to a customer, 15c Pears' Uns't. Soap 10 15c Toilet Paper, roll -10 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 2S 50e Mary Garden Talc.; 35c Mary Garden Extract. ' Keg. $2.00 ounce, special, 1.25 25c Kolynos Tooth Paste, oh sale Saturday at only 14 4711 White Kose Glycerine Soap, Saturday at, rake S $1.00 Imported Bocabella Castile Soap, Sat., bar 83c 8c Williams' Shaving Soap, ; special Saturday, cake 5 10c Witch Hazel, Butternut or Oat Meal Soap, cake 6?. 15c Borated Talcum, now 5 35c Witch Hazel, now 21 25c Emerson's Bro. Seltm-, on sale Saturday at 20 35c Apenta Water lor 25 50c Phenolax Wafers, 35 50c Stewart 's Dyspepsia Tablets, Sat., the box 35c 35c Merck's Sugar of Milk, -on sale Saturday for 2S 25c White Pine tar at 15i 25c Lavoris Mouth Wash, on sale Saturday, bottle, 20J $1.00 Glycothymoline,. .79 35c Fletcher's Castoria 25 25c Peroxide, 1C oz., 15 10c Peroxide, 4-oz. hot.. 5 $1.00 Fitch's Dandruff Re mover, special today at 85 2c Absorbent Cotton, 21c " 50c Sanitary Napkins, put up 1 dozen in box, for 35 25c Sponges, nice sizes, 15 Sale of Brushes 15c, 20c Tooth Brushes lOc Solid Back Hair Brushes, in assorted woods and shapes, worth up to $2, at $1.00 75c Nail Brushes, open backs, on special sale today at50 75c Bath Brushes, strap backs, special today at 50 25c Whisk Brooms, for lOp Use "Maurine" Toilet Goods Take "Maurine" treatment in your own home. Use free- , ly live up to the letter of; the treatment. It is simple and easy to apply and you will quickly see the results and know for yourself what it is accomplisWng for you. FREE 25c bottle Maurine Hand Ixlion for every empty Maurine Cream jar returned to the Drug Dept. Saturday.