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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1914)
ti Portland Agents Royal Worcester Corsets "Criterion of Fashion" for May Now Ready Fishing Tackle, Tennis, Golf, Base Ball and Sporting Goods of All Kinds on 4th Floor Trunks, Suit Cases, Etc., 4th Floor Let Your Friends Know Where to Find Yovt While Shopping by Registering 'in the Appointment Book on the Second Floor Olds, Wortman & King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods. C a nd y Day Today at the Bargain '. Circle, on the Main Floor. Special Prices. Double Stamps - Saturday with cash pur chases in the b Shoe Dept., Main Floor. OldSyWorttnan s& King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Store Houn 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Every Bushiest Day Saturday Included Basement Sale 200 Tailored Hats THE MORNING JOREGONIAT. SATURDAT, APRIE 23, 1914. "O. W.K. Special" Men's Suits at $17.95 , . : Very Latest Trimmed Models in Scores of Styles Smart and Effective for "Wear on All Occasions Every Color Regular $3.50 to $5.00 Hats On Sate for One Day Only $-yj J L No Hats Will Be Exchanged None Sent CO. D. None on Approval If HLHI m uiir MHO IU llliL UP OUNT RAINIER Journey to Top of Snow-Clad Mountain to Mark Club's 21st Annual Outing. '. ROUTE FOR TRIP SELECTED cial.) Under the recent apportionment of the state school funds, Clarice County will receive $37,303.36. the largest ap portionment -given this county for a year. This is' based on the school at tendance, and Is about 4 cents per day per pupil. Climbing Base AVill Be Iocated In " Moraine Park at Elevation of 6000 Feet Party to Leave I : Portland August 2. CLASS ROTATION IS URGED City Superintendent Has Plan to Care for Store Pupils. At the meeting of the School Board yesterday Superintendent". Alderman suggested the Introduction in Portland of the system in vogue in Gary, Ind., where the school buildings are ar ranged so as- to .permit of a constant rotation of classes between recitation, shop and playground rooms. "By the use of this system, 1800 children can be taken care of in a building which, under the ordinary system, can accommodate only half that number," said Superintendent Alder man, "one group occupies the study room for one hour, then moves on to the shop ana playground compart ments to. make way for' the other two groups as they come to the study and recitation room in turn. The Mazama Club will hold its 21st ttnnual outing on the north side of Mount Rainier. The climbing base will be located in Moraine Park at an ele vation, of 6000 feet. The party will leave Portland the evening of August 2, arriving in Tacoma the next morn ing, .where' it. will be joined by par- ties from Puget Sound points. Going from Tacoma "by special train, the par ty will arrive at Fairfax about 9 o'clock in the morning. From there the plunge into the wilderness will be gin. Two days will be consumed in tramp ing the 18 miles to Moraine Park. The start will be made along the' trail which follows the south side of the Carbon River. For the first three miles the trail-is irr the' National forest re serve, after thich it crosses the west orn boundary of the Mount -Rainier Na tional Park. The party will proceed nbout three miles beyond the park en trance to. the park rangers station, wnere tne river win be crossed on a pole htidge. Here a stop will be made for lunch. The afternoon tramp will bring the climbers .well : into the high Cascades. At the-end of a five-mile tramp Inde pendence camp, will be reached. . The night will be -passed at Independence camp. Park to Be Reached. - The next day the hikers- will proceed to the snout of Carbon Glacier, where the -Carbon River flows from beneath the ice. From here the route for the next mile is over the . glacier itself. Then :beglns the final five miles, climb of 3000 feet into Moraine Park. From this camp. Mount Rainier will be climbed, parties will visit Spray Park and Spray Falls, 800 feet high. The Elysian Fields, Grand Park and Summerland will be visited in turn. Many other shorter trips will be made. The climb of the mountain will re quire a bivouc camp at Steamboat Prow. From Moraine Park the party win proceed in a northwesterly dlrec tion to the Windthrope .Glacier, which will be crossed. Leaving this glacier by way or St. Elmo .Pass, the party will cross the ridge to the Inter Glacier, which - will then be crossed to reach Steamboat Prow, the site of the tern porary camp. Ascent to Take Klne to 12 Hour The next day the climb over the Em mons Glacier to the summit will be made. - The ascent should take nine to 12 hours, the descent four to six hours. If possible the return to Moraine Park will be made in the evening. On Au gust 14 the party will leave and re turn to Tacoma by the same route used on the trip in. Tacoma will be reached on the evening of August 16. H. H. Prouty, president of the Ma zamas, and a small party of climbers will pass the. two weeks previous to the climb irt exploring in the vicinity. The club will establish headquarters In rortiDd, during July, where all detail can be arranged. Plans of the exDedi tion are -in charge of the chairman of tne outing committee, F. W. Benefiel, 110 East Twentieth street. The Mazama Club extends an invl tation to members of other mountain climbing clubs and to nature- lovers in central to 1nin-the nutlnc nat-tv ti- cost 'of the. trip will be about $50 from -oruana. .4 .Cents Per Day Apportioned. , VANCOUVER.' "Wash.. April 24 (Spe PERSONAL MENTION. August Bowers, of Albany, Is at the Carlton. . C. A. Lawton, of Astoria, is at the Carlton. L. J. Navra, a Seattle merchant. Is at the Oregon. C. F. Hodge, of Eugene, Or., is at the Imperial. J. W. Hosst, of Spokane, is registered at the Nortonia. M. Brown and wife, of Seattle, are at the Nortonia, William J. Parker, of San Francisco, is at the Carlton. R. F. Kiblan, a Rainier. Or., merchant. is at the Oregon. Frank I Bell, of Glen Falls, N. T., is at the Benson. W. G. Hufford. of Stevenson, Wash., is at the Imperial. Mrs. George S. Beatty. of Astoria, is at the Washington. W." B. Stone is registered at the Nor tonia from Spokane. William H. Talbot, of Oakland, Cal.. is at the Washington. John H. Long, of Bellingham, Wash., is at the Washington. J. M. Root, a Medford, Or., mining man. Is at the Seward. R. B. Jones, of Skeena Crossings, B. c, is a-t the Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shultz. of Dallas, Or., are at the Imperial. W. F. EeTs, a Philadelphia manufac turer, is at the Benson., Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Metz, of New Tork, are at the Benson. O. A. Campbell, a Eugene, Or., mer chant, is at the Cornelius Robert C. Price, a Chicago merchant. and wife are at the Benson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mess, of Orlllia. Wash., are at the Cornelius. M. T O'CnTiTiAll a WlTilrtnV Wq.H lumberman, is at he Oregon. Samuel M. Forsyth, of Goldendale, Wash., is at the Washington. P. Welch, a Spokane capitalist, and his wife are at the Multnomah. C. H. Hopper, a Seattle merchant, and his wife are at the Multnomah. Miss Lucy A. Crawford, of McMlnn- vllle, Or., is at the Multnomah. J. H. and Edwin Booth, Roseburg, Or., bankers, are at the Imperial. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bacigalupl. of Stockton, Cal.. are at the Cornelius. Professor R. H. Dearborn, of the Uni-versity-of Oregon, is at the Seward. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Logan, of Wor cester. Mass.. are at the Multnomah. E. H. Benton, of Monroe, Wash., is stopping at the Nortonia while in Port land. J. A. Churchill, of Salem, State Su perintendent of Schools, is at the Cor nelius. J. - D. Thomison, editor of the Hood River Glacier, Mrs. Thomison and maid, are at tne sewara. , Victor Brandt, owner of the Carlton. .has returned from San Francisco after an absence of 10 days. J. C. Roberts, owner of the Daybrook tarm, Battleground. Wash., and hie wile are registered at the Seward. CHICAGO. April 24. (Special.) The following, f com Oregon are regis tered at (jnicago noteis: Portland Congress, John A. Keat ing. Eugene Great Northern. .A.' C, Dixon. . Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts at $1.69 Men's Store, Main Floor These splendid suits were made to our special ' order, by one of America's best manufacturers of Men's High-Grade Clothing. They contain all the good features of higher priced gar ments and we guarantee them the utmost in clothes ( value. . Correct new cuts for men and young men in smart patterns ad colorings and in 2J T 7 Q all sizes. Priced special at only V-"- Men'5 Store, Main Floor Several .special lines of Men's Fine Shirts grouped for quick selling at a very low price. These are all standard qualities, such as you are in the habit of paying $2.00 aird $2.50 for. Beautiful stripe patterns and plain colors with plain and plaited bosoms and" stiff cuffs. Coat style. Complete assortment of sizes in- the (P ZCk line. $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts, special at pJ..OiJ ' Men's MuslinNightShirts Special at 79c Odd Lines Men's Socks, Saturday at 5c the Pair Department Main Floors-Special sale of Men's Socks, composed of several broken lines, in sizes lO1 and 11 only. uiues, grays, nelio, lavender, tan and wiue.- Department Main Floor Men's good quality Muslin Night " Shirts priced under regular for today's .selling. Full cut styles -with V-neck and side pocket. Braid trimmed. Excellent garments in 70 every way. Full line of all sizes. Saturday Boys9 $2 Silk Blouses $1.59 I Juvenile Department, Main Floor Mothers who were here today will come again Saturday for more of these splendid Silk Waists and Blouses. French' cuffs, neckbands and attached collars. Still IJ T all sizes. Regular $2 grades, Saturday PA-7 $15.00 Largest and best assortment of Children's "Wash Suits in Portland." Prices range from $1.50 to $5.00 Come in the morning if you want to share inT this bargain. Limit, 5 pairs to customer. Pair5C "Right Posture" Boys9 Suits Juvenile Department, Main Floor Health is happi ness! You owe it to your boy's future to dress him in "Right-Posture," our new health suits that wre- veni stoop snouiaers. oizes lor Doys 5 to 17 years. Priced from $5 to ...X. . Trimmed Hats $9.9 Millinery Dept., 2d Floor An even hundred of these high-grade Hats, each one distinctive and original in style, em bodying the very newest ideas from leading designers. One very clever model as illus trated above. Dainty and effective creations, flower and ribbon trimmed, in every wanted shade. You will be delighted with theso pretty hats, especially -when you consider the low ness of the price at which they CJQ QT are-offered. Saturday's Special PS.& Real Leather Handbags Special $1.00 Dept. Main Floor Shrewd buying on our part per mits us to offer this most unusual sale of Women's Real Leather Handbags very newest styles and shapes in assort ed sizes. Leather or cloth lined with inside eoin .purse. Gunmetal, Gilt, Oxidized, German Silver and Nickel Frames. Good, strong, well-constructed Bags. All new. Hundreds of women seeing them on display in the window have expressed their intention of coming' in Cj early Saturday o make selection. Special at jL 11 Misses' and Little Women's Suits $14.95, $18.00 and $22.50 Suit Salons, Second Floor Plain tailored, semi-fancy and dressy models designs espe cially adapted .for misses and small women. Cutaway, belted or loote-back effects. Wool crepes, poplins, serges and many other materials. All the new shades; alsu checks and' stripes, in various colors. Y'e hiake a specialty- of tai- ?0 0 fiTl lored suits, in sizes from 14 to 20. Priced at 314.95, $18.00 andV'fl New Silk Petticoats Saturday at $2.49 New Tub Silk Waists, Special $3.98 . Center Circle, Main Floor Beautiful new Silk Petticoats, in all the hard-to-find shades plain or in changeable effects. Fine quality messaline and taffeta, plain or with jersey tops. Have the popular accordion 'plaited flounces. flJO yJQ Priced very special at only pTrit Waist Department, Second Floor Many pretty styles in this line. Pongee, Jap. " and tub silks; also crepe de chine. Neatly trimmed with novelty buttons, hemstitch ings, dainty revers and new collar effects. All colors, plain or striped. JJ ? Qi3 Priced extra special at only yvtlO Basement Sale of Women's Suits $15.00 to $25.00 Grades $9.98 Considering the fact of there being but 200 of these Suits to sell at the above price, we urge you to come early in the day if possible. All are splendidly tailored from good, dependable woolen materials; coats-well lined and perfect-fitting. The colors include nearly all the wanted Spring shades; also a number of styles in novelty mixtures in browns, grays, tans, etc. Just such Suits as all women have need for every season mostly plain tauorea styles, suitable for general wear. Bargains such as this are rarely offered here or elsewhere and thrifty women will be prompt to take advantage of it. . Every garment guaranteed to fit perfectly. Complete assortment of all sizes from 16 misses' up to 44 women's. 100 EXTKA oiAiiro wnn ltd CJJ 100 EXTRA f STAMPS Will be given with all purchases of Women's Suits made in the Basement on Saturday. EACH SUIT, Women's $15.00 to $25.00 Suits for- Women's $4.00 to $6.00 Shoes $3.48 Men's $4.00, $5.009 $6.00 Shoes at $3.48 Drugs & Toilet Articles Underpriced for Saturday Department, Main Floor Not only are our prices" the lowest, but you are also sure of getting fresh, clean merchandise here. Only a few of the many articles on sale in this dep't are mentioned: below : 5c Ivory Soap 3c Only 6 to a Customer Ivory soap will not be delivered except with other purchases in the Drug Department. No tele phone orders will be filled. 15c Toilet Paper, 1500 f fg sheets. Saturday at-- Shoe Department, Main Floor Double Stamps with cash purchases. Women's High-Grade Spring Shoes in Patent Leather and Dull Calf. Latest lasts. Also 'Women's Patent and Gunmetal Pumps with flat tai lored bows. Full line of all widths and 2JO d Q sizes. Regularly $4.00 to $6.00 grades, pt0 Shoe Department, Main Floor Double Stamps with cash purchases today. 500 pairs Men's Iligb Grade Shoes in all the desirable new lasts in Tans, Gunmetals, Vici Kid and Glazed Coltskin. Laoe or button styles in all sizes and widths. 3JO Regular $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Shoes at iP--'C? $1 Silk Hose At 79c Main Floor Three celebrated makes Women's $1.00 Silk Hose included. All sizes in black, white and colors. Standard $1 Hosiery priced for Saturday at, the pair, Sale of Stationery For Entertaining Score Cards Place Cards, Favors, Etc. $1.509 $2 Gloves At $1.15 fjra.in Floor -Broken lines Alexander and Trefouse Kid Gloves sizes 52 5, 6, 7 and 7V4 other sizes filled from our regular line of Lady Violet Gloves. " Regular $1-50 3 - f CT and $2.00 Gloves, pair P J Score Cards, for "500," Bridge Regular 35c doz. designs, 20 Regular 25e doz. designs, 15 Odds and Ends, sp'l, doz., XO PLAYING CARDS Regular 50c, kinds for 39 Regular 25c kinds for 19 Regular 2 for 25c kinds at 10i Burbank " $1 Garden or Auction Priced Special Today, Plain Scores, 30 a hundred, or, the dozen, special at 4 Programme Pencils, doz., NEW NOVELTIES We have just received new lines Score Cards, Favors and other Novelties for your entertaining. 99 $2 oz. Mary Gar- 3J f O J den Extract now 12c 3oe lull Pound Hos- IQa pital Cotton; special, -- Regular 50c Lambert's O Og-r Listerine; special at"0- Regular 50o Mary Gar- Ot -den Talcum now only Sponges, in nice size, t ET Saturday special price 10c Hand or Kitchen polio, special, ' the cake" Free 25c Shaving Stick with Duplex Demonstrator Razor at 35 35c Daggett & Rams- O dell's Cream now at Ot Regular Rice Powder now at Regular 25o Kolynos A Tooth Paste priced at - Regular 50c PebeeoO Qf Tooth Paste now priced Ol" Regular 15c Peroxide; (XfJ i pound now nnced V bamtary Napkins, doz. in i box : special price, ' 25c Imperial Talcum; priced special at only J- JC 35c Extra Special 1-Day Combination Offer 1 box Maurine Face Cream 4 cakes O. W. K. Att for Bath Soap regular selling price of these five EZfhg articles 90c on Sale ail day Saturday for only Plant Burbank's Original Garden and Flower Seeds and make your garden "different." For a single dollar you can buy a package of 12 varieties of seeds selected and grown by Luther Burbank .himself. Valuable Booklet on "How to Grow Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables" FREE with each one dollar purchase. New Neckwear 35c and 65c Dept. Main Floor At these popular prices we are showing a ' splendid as sortment of the newest neckwear nov elties Sailor Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets, etc., etc. Priced BPe-J? cial today at 35 and"UC Exclusive Agents for Burbank's Seeds Pompeian Massage II Special Brush Sale 15c, 20c Tooth -Brushes, 105 Solid Back Hair Brushes, in as sorted woods and shapes, worth up to $2.00, special at $1.00 75c Nail Brushes," open backs, on special 6alc today at 50 75c Bath Brushes, strep backs, special todav'-at. only 50c 25e "Whisk Brooms, for 1U 50c Hair Brushes, .special 39 Cream at 39c Don 't envy a good complexion have one with the aid of Pompeian. Used by women of refine m c n t everywhere. Reg'lar50c OQ size, spec 'I J7t j52ssAGEf All Pyralin Ivory, Saturday Special V off Sale of Rubber Goods 50c Rubber Gloves at 39 $1.00 Hot Water Bottles 69 $1 Red Rubber Sjiinge, 69 . 50c : Rubber Line Traveling Cases, special Saturday 35? New Bathing Caps Latest styles for 1014 season. Fresh new stock, in assortment of colors. - Specially priced for Saturdav at th" low prices of 25S 35S 50 and 75 Wayne Cedared Wardrobes, Sat, at Va Price "Bull's Eye" Picture Framing Fourth Floor Bring in your unframed pictures and let us frame them to your .order at the lowest prices. Prompt work assured. Play Suits For Children Department, Fourth Floor We have just received an entire new line of the famous "Bull's Eye" make of Children's Play Suits. Extra well made with .leather trimmings and high-grade materials throughout. Indian Girl Suits at 75 to $2.00 Bronco Girl Suits at, each, S2.QQ Indian Chief Suits at 75 to $7.50 Cowboy Sts. $1.5Q, $2 to $7.5Q Cowboy Chaps, $2, $3, up to $5 Demonstration Electrical Appliances Main Floor Let the demonstrator show you the many, uses of the up-to-date electrical conveniences. Sale of Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools 14-inch Mower, S2.93 14-inch High Wheel Lawn Mower, . S4.5U Garden Rakes at 19 Reverse L. Hakes, 32 Entire Stock of Garden Garden Hoes, now 19 Ladies' Garden Spades, priced special at 40c Grass Shears priced special at only 19 Tools at Reduced Prices. Special Lines Decorated Dinner Sets at !A Off .attractive patterns Department on the Third Floor. Semi - Porcelain, in many Oriental designs in dark blue, red and g'r e e n. $11.25 50-pc. set, $7.50 $15.25 60-pc. set. $10 $22.40 100 pes., $14.95 Ridgeway's enameled bor der. For Summer cottage. $12.35 50-pc. set, $8.25 $15.65, 60 pes., $10.45 $24.50 100-pc. set, $16 Fancy shapes, white serai-porcelain. Very ileal. 42-piece sets at S1.9S 50-piece sets at S2.9S 6C-piece sets at $3.98