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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1914)
FLORAL PARADE IS BIG EVENT OF TODAY Pageant, Unique in Festivals. Will Combine Auto, Horse and Vehicle Entries. CASH PRIZES ARE OFFERED Winners to B Announced Before Procession Starts Thrilling, Realistic Fire Spectacle Pea- ' , ture of Programme Tonight. ROUTES OF DECORATED CAJt MAGE AKD VEHICLE PA BASE TODAY. Form at Fonrt.enth. and Morrlaon. cast on Morrison to Fourth, north to Aider, east to Third, north to Willi, tnrtoa, west to Broadway north to : Oak, east to Fourth, north to Pine, east to Second, north to Burnalde, east to Grand avenue, south to Haw thorne, west to Fourth, and disband. THE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAN, WEDXESDAY, JUNE 10, 1914. be attended with all the brilliancy of a fireworks exhiblt-and all the reality vi n actual conflagration. CODE REVISION FAVORED Investigation of Construction of Non Fireproof Schools Urged. School building . constructed of burning material in place of fireproof structures may be permitted in Port land, it is reported, if an investiga tion to ba conducted proves, that there a a big difference in the cost of the two buildings. Thai building code re vision committee has' prepared a report to be submitted to the City Council tins morniner recommend me- the con sideration of a revision of the code to permit the new type structures. Most of the members of the com mittee sav the cost of flranrnaf bulla Ings probably will not exceed IS nur m 01 me cost or ouiiding of slow burninsr construction. In this nnt they say, it Is deemed inadviskblo to permit tne non-rireproof construction. The committee recommends that an ROSE FESTIVAL OREGON IAN S Six Issues, Including Post age, 20 Cents. Mail to vonr fVionria in u - East, The Oregoruan during 1 1 . y . i i , , . a nose xesiiTBi ween, Deginning Tuesday, June JJ, and ending EDITION, June 14. Complete and exhaustive re ports wim numerous high-class i-. i . in . . i . , UOU-tUUIj UiUHLraLlODS Will lu featured daily. Ihe Portland Annual Rose Festival has been wiriolir au.. tised throughout the United oiaies, ana no more attractive testimonial to vnnr friunj. could be given than a subscrip tion vo vsregon a ureal Uauy Orders eiven now in ttia ness office, or sent in hv mail The Oregonian, will receive prompt and careful attention. nuuwr ml. nn a i t-i o r .,, , , t , .UU BiA x cents. Two big events are on the Rose Fes tival Drosrramme todav. The first, chonologically speaking, 4s the floral nn.rR.rin nf rlAcnrAtAd r.np. Tlages and automobiles and the other is tne fire-righting spectacle this even ing. Numerous minor events will serve throughout the dav to entertain the public. The rose show at Peninsula Park will continue in rjrosrreAK. Ma.nv other events are scheduled at the same on ""gon park, including a band concert and va- "I du"n8 the event rlous athletlo exercises. The annual rose show at the public library will be open all Say. Adml slon is free to the public. A rare col lection of choice blooms is on exhlbi tlon. . This show will be the mecca throughout the week for real rose lovers. The place was crowded yester Parade Will Ba llnlnn. Th FAntlval i.nt., mm Dlvlli a..--,. between Yamhill and Salmon streets, investigation be made to determine the will be bpen all day. The Festival comparative cost and submit figures band will give a concert there this to the Council, morning and again this evening. - . ; unique in Rose Festival annals. It will NEW AUTO COLORS TALKFD be a combination f the automobii ann r11-' "w w wULUflO - IHLKCU the horse-and-vehlcle parades of for- ., ,, ,.... mer years. All the attractive elements citT MaT Ho-T All Its Cars Painted Of both thfR nararta will risk v a f n I -. . - Every entry must be decorated. ' ana Season. stead, of the worthless cups and pale I 11 recommendations of the city forms blue ribbons of former years. The committee, appointed by Commissioner Festival mann rrpr. hav la a ynA I I.)ieck are nnntMl nil l-wr ai,tnmAknaa real coin is attractive. A big- entry list will be painted gray and black, those is the reward of the cash offerings. colors having been decided upon as the Rivalry Among- Clubs Shown. '""J1, BulLaD1 Ior lnla climate. schools, all have combined as never be- " municipal snops. fore to make this floral parade the . . largest of its kind ever attempted. Fof ,baby 8 coniTort Santlseptic Lotion. W h n f ha mnro 1 -1 I -tit. " . ... many UtLWCCH L II Bci;Liua novoiea to saaaie and driving nurses ana tne automobiles has In creased ThA ntr.. 4 t i hanced the beauty and variety of the procession. v - . All details of preparation have been outlined by Frank ,f. Rirs, the chalt man of the committee on the! parade. -o mm notnmg- Brian ninder the mam moth line StArtlriCP Ttl-nmntlar t A corps of censors will be on hand to a.l. uuo wi in me utmost vigor any ve hicle which shall, have upon it anything in the wav nf mnk aHv ..H.inn. -1 though the rules permit the names of the firm or cornnritlm it other corps of statisticians will be hard at work checking, numbering each va. "Ah 1 Bora. "TIZ" FIXES ACHING, SWOLLBi SORE FEET ' - I.A. .11- How "TIZ" Does Comfort Tired, -sweaty, Calloused Feet and Coma. at work checking, numbering each ve hicle as it arrives, taking down also the names and addresses of the owners ln" me prize-winners may be an uuuncea as soon as possible. Winners to Show Illhhnn- The ludfcTAM Will fin f , i , X, year before the parade starts, so that J;"" "'"" may nave the honor of mo paraae tne ribbons sie- nifying their success. Promptly at 2 " i" uig- paraae will move on. PartlclDantA i ed to note in which section and class they are and then to form up at the point designated and given herewith. Just this much trouble on their part win save many minutes and obviate mj iiuigioie contusion. As an intttAnrn rt . v. pie are taking to decorate their own ii .i. Jerlery took three cars nil i.u way to Knododendron last Bat raay to secure these well-known uiuuuiB ior aecoratlng his car. Formation Is Announced. me formation is as follows TIZ la the thing." People who their feet all dav know nh.i . tier, sweaty, burnln? ft n irv." Section 1 Fire department. " Yamhill u,8 "TIZ," and "TIZ" cures their feet isc or .f ourteenth, headed west. i- . 11 KeePB leet In perfect Con dition. "TIZ" Is the n'nl v rnm-H- i the world that draws out all the pois onous exudatlonn whlh m i- , t . . Ul a,uo iiu tuB8 tenaer, sore, tired ach ing feet. It instantly stops the pain in corns, callouses and bunions. It's simply glorious. Ah I how -comf i-to hi a east of FourtAAntVi ii ,t .a It' Section 2.Saddle and driving horses Division 1, Tamhlll west of Fourteenth ..Duou u division 2, Taylor west o uuj icaiiin, neaaea west. Section 3 Mounted plnhi a- - izations Taylor street east of Fourl teenth. hearing Section 4 Class A, electric pleasure our feet eel af ter "using "TIZ." vehicles. Salmon, east of Fourteenth ,You n. never limP or draw up your face headed west; B. gasoline runabouts ln p.aln" Yur Bnoes won't tighten and Salmon east of Fourteenth headed hurt your feet- 7.Btt: Jra8Une touting cars, Main 25-cent box of "TIZ" now from east of Fourteenth, headed wesf D ny druKB'st, department or general cars or floats decorated entirely in Btore- Ju8t think! a whole year's foot wiU Bi eens, west side of Fmir. I "r oniy zt cents. Adv. teenth between Salmon oi , 1 I ' . . iiu -'i n. I II, imau rr bell car or noat 'rom out side Mulfnoraah Countv t,-, lVi...-.l. v . ' D1US J 1 J""!'""10 oetween salmon and Main mSeJL?Jr2 Tclub8' organlZatlons T "on east of Four To Have Perfect Skin Throughout the Summer teenth, heaced west; H, business houaw These days the face needs special care publio schools and high sohools. Clav I attention- Flyln- dust and dirt, th. east of FotiftAAnth v. ,t j mjr beating. Bun. are nrers on an .vin Hunday schools. Market east dea?.oi"nK eects are best overcome by tha teenth, headed west. application of pure mercollzed wax. This The officials are: Honorary grand tilV" ?oreJ, ln a clly "all marshal, H. L. Plttock; aids to IraSd ,',. . complexion beautifully white and marshal, Ambrose Cronln and WUlfafm .-.5? .. ,DiBcolored- freckled and roush Warrens; chief aid. J? B? wrleYn" -i nV. outlcle are actually absorbed by it. ?,eC",n t F'r C?1' Dowe a sec- a. a"r drstoVT uZesaf,r u a, , . uUUH, ma section 3, Am- J"" renovate a soiled comDleiion 5. i brose Cronln; aids section 4, Oliver K. used llk8 old cream, allowd-tS remain n Jeffery. E. J. Clark. H. W wV- y- "Vsht, and washed ofT in Vh'J??, "n Classes A. B. C. D. K T. IT Wa.aa. !w-th".kln tends to expand In warm aid section 4 class G. C. J. CookTcUs. rntW& XSKr? AJSft H, J. C. English; class I, H. P. Coffin- Pwlered saxolito In 1 pint w?tch class J. A. A. Morse. -oiiin. hazel Bathe the face In th?. durln'the Plr. nlll . n. c .. theater .-iV. -J.-?OIOr?. oi out for . Probably the most spectacular f. Idv ,Wn uh"" and wrinkle .,r J:"'?. ' euval. programme -j - -- ---- caiivtti programme will be the ffre drill tonight The bl seven-story building of the Blumauer !".kH D.r."fA0m.?,any Everett and iT,- a.. ,L 7, I appear to be on aaaoie lire apparatus in .. , c,lf. WU1 reBPond to a general Thi Hair Remover Acts Almost Like Magic (The Modern Beauty) The firemen will act a. In th Hairy or fuszy growths win on ,a 'J?1 1 lr.- They wU1 8 directed by vanish after a delatone paste has been fhA.tfa""" 0t.er offlcer of applied. To prepare, mix some pow UVeXuye?h,rThoseWVhr,"" "J -.7 f.t0-- "h.-at a P"Ia of water and effect "rescuis" ofmen zT, S minutes, thVn "V'off and and women from th "hnmi.. I ...i.w ruD orf and t oiruc- "u . j. every trace of hair C,, v After this treatment the skin should hi Elaborate arrangements have been washed to free It from the remainin.r made to make the building appear to delatone. No harm can resul"but o5 be actually on fire. Tons of combus- will avoid disappointment if you .et tible and evnlosiVA mtrii m j . r uu eret ' nui UB I inn uoiatuil. in m email. OriElnal T,n i, fed to the flames. Their- irniti I 4J - or'81nal Pack- 13 isffors to the Rose Festival Are Invited to Make This Store Thoir xvu:i V . . . - r, vj , , , tItts att, rarceis inecKea f ree Rest Rodms, Retiring Room,, Emer0encH Hospital. Public TeUnhoms. Etc.. Second Ftoor-Sodq Founfoln in n. Rose Exhibition Center Circle. ' Main Floor. Visit our Annual Rose Show and view the beautiful Port land roses grown by Olds, Wortman b Kino: employes. Thou sands of rare blooms on exhibition. 6& -J J-t' OREOOJf ELEC lR'OCAHS STOP A T OUR Pop r. s. Atl. CITY OA R S OBTMA.H A K1XO SHOE - SHIITI W O BASEMEMT STORE. M A S ICl-RIo AWD HAIR - HUES HIXII PARLORS. 2d FLOOR Olds, Woirteasi S: King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Btcn Hotxts-9 A. 11 to ( P, If. Etbtt BalnSa8 Day Saturday Included TRPWKS. STJIT CASKS. TRAVELIXO DAtiS, Ate 4th Floor. 8. H. TRADIXO. STAMP PRKMIIW PARLORS, 4fc Floor. Rolf. T r i a I a, llaar hall and Atklrtla Goods. Konrth Floor. LACE C U R T A I S. CARPBTS. R I'GS, Fes tival Prog ram For Wednesday 10:0O A. M. Band Concert, Festival Center. Ir00 A. M. Itose BheW, Public Library. lliSOA. M. Judging District Displays at Festival Center. 2i00P.M. Floral Parade of decorat - ed horse-drawn and motor-driven vehicles. Format ion Fourteenth and Taylor streets. Numerous cash prises. SiOO P. M. R o e Shew, P u b 1 1 e Library. . 6i30 P. St. Unique fire ssectacle tn which seven-story build ing at Everett and Eighth streets will ap pear to be burning. Port- land fire department fighting conflagration; dramatic features; thrill ing rescues, etc. t00 P.M.. Band concert, official band. Festival Center. June White Sale Now in Progress Qvery White Article Reduced Except a Veru Few Restricted Line's " . i i Saving "S. & H." Stamps Is Genuine Economy, Without the Sting of Self-Denial Ask for a New Book, With Ten Free Trading Stamps 'Notion Dan asement Underprice Wednes dat Specials Double .9C Green Trading Stamps With Basement Cash Purchases Today Women's $25 Coats $1 1.95 . In the Basement 100 women's stylish new Coats, purchased at about half reeular f actorv price, go on sale in the Basement today. Splendid models for Summer wear in a variety of popular effects. Materials include black moire, fancy wool crepe, cream serges and many novelty mixtures. Faultlessly tailored and most of them silk-lined. Complete ranga all sizes. Coats wnt-th ran t m - -m mm $25, priced for Wednesday at P JL JL SxO Women's $2.00 Corsets at 98c $3.50, $4 Petticoats $2.49 In the Basement All new models, cut to con form to fashion's latest edict. They are made of beautiful soft taffetas and rich messalines in scores of attractive new colors also in changeable effects and black or white. It's a special lot we secured at a low price for "I A ... easement unaerpricing it will pay you to buy a couple of these at the low price. Com plete range or an lengths. Pet ticoats worth $3.50 and $4 at $2.49 Any Suit Basement $10.00 Double" Stamns With PurchassiTJc.o tt,- val visitors, take advantage of this wonder mi oun saie. inoice ot any woman's Suit in the Basement today at $10. Scores of nanasome models. All well tailored and lined with durable silks or satins. Wide assort ments ot materials fancy mixtures, tweeds, uiagonais, Berges, cords, etc, in popular col ors, black and white. Sizes if f gf 16 to 44; suits worth to $35 PJLXJ.fJU Child's $2 Wash Dresses 98c Bargain Circle, Main Fir. Supply Your Needs! These items also oh sale in the Notion Department the remainder of week: John J. Clarke's Spool Cotton, in white only, all sizes, now only 2 lOo Cube -Pins, white only, now 10c Shell Hairpins, the box, only 7 Kegular 5q Needles, now 2 for-Ks lOo 00-yard Spool Silk now at Ka 2y2e Darning Cotton, the spool. 1 lOe Bias Seam Tape, the bolt. K " 7 "- "V 10e Wilson Dress Fasteners now 6 2oo , Twine Shopping Bags now lf)t 5e Hairpin Cabinets on sale at 4 15o Cpbe Pins, all colors, onlv K 5c Bone Hairpins, special, card, 2Ht Qe Collar Buttons, special, card. 2V94 Combg and Barrettes, worth no to R(l on special sale today at only 1Q uressmaners' Pins, -pound hovpa. sizes 4 and 5, special todav for 1 15o Nainsook Dress Shields, sizes. 2. 3 and 4, on speoial sale at onlv 1Q too, bamtary Belts on sale at oo bUk Uress Shields on sale at ISa 25e Sanitary Aprons on sale at IS 5o grades Collapsible Cups now 4i 10c Hair. Nets, with or without elas tic, oh special sale now, 5 for 1Q 25c Sterling Skirt-Markers lOo Wooden Skirt HnTOr. g. lOo "Soil-Off" rir. ri00 o-r J '"" uuw Cj V7 10a Pearl Buttons, special, car,!. Kt 5o Hooks and Eyes, the card. 2V auc collapsible Drinking Cups at fif Sale of Dress Shields Main Floor Mjss Dorgan, fao-r t o r y representa- nve, will be nlPftSPl tn hnln r unt , you select the A' A suiciii' uest suited - for your Summer lZTL " , - imi.niin.kjF..,,: garments and wm demonstrate the many superior qualities of Naiad Dress Shields. For Wednesday's sell ing we quote very speoial prices on popular styles in these famous shields. 20c regular Btyle Shields, No. fl, 25c regular style Shields, No. 3, 15 25c regular style Shields. No. 4. I 7f 30c regular style Shields, No. 5. 50o Naiad Bolero, all sizes, for 35 60c Naiad Bolero, No. 600, for 3Wfc $2 Hip Bust Forms Special $1.1Q Only a limited number these to be sold at this price. Latest model hip size Bust Forms, oovered with black jersey. Regular $2 kind, f -m r offered Wednesday f or P X JL J Basement Another special .Cor set Sale for todav. apvpral styles in latest models for nearly every figure. . Made from splen did materials and nicely trimmed. Siaes 19 to 30. Corsets nD worth to $2 special for O Ca Basement 400 children's Sum mer wash Dresses in ages 6 to 14 years. Attractive new mbdels, well made and appropriately trimmed. Dresses selling ordin arily up to $2 are nowQO, priced, very special, for fOL Women's 50c Union Suits 39c 35c Silk Boot Hose 23c Pair Basement Women's fine Summer-weight Union Suits in regu lar and extra sizes, tight-fitting or loose knees, trimmed with pretty laces, low neck, sleeveless. Regular 50c garments on 9Q sale now for low price of 07L Child's $3 Shoes Basement Women's silk boot Hosiery in black, white and tan. Seamless foot, double heels and toes, fast, "stainless dye, full line of all sizes in this lot. Regular 35e Hose now on sale at O O the special low price of5C 75c and 85c Silks, Special 39c 35c Silk Ribbons 19c Yard Basement -Beautiful new Silks in plain color and fancy -effects. Suitable for waists, dresses etc. Poplins, pongee, ratine, messa lines and other weaves. Latest colorings. In regular 75c OQ and 85c grades, at, yard Oi!7tL Basement 100 pieces beautiful all-silk Ribbons at about half price. Light and dark colorings, everv piece a diffWpnt riofbi, Five inches wide and regular 35c grade offered for Wed- Q nesday's Belling at, yd. fC Women's Long Lisle Gloves 39c Character Dolls 25c, 49c, 98c Basement Fill 16-button-length lisle gloves for women in black, white, tan, gray and biscuit. Two clasp style and excellent quality. For Wednesday's selling these 16 -button, fuil-leno-th O r lSa Gloves are priced at only' it &lrf x II it HI -I At $1.48 In the Basement Our greatest sale of Children's Shoes takes place to day in Underprice Store I We offer 3000 pairs of good dependable Shoes for boys, girls and children in this great lot. Patents, gunmetal and box calf, in comfortable lasts and splendid quality leathers. Sises from 8, chil dren's, to boys' and misses', 6. Reg ular $3.00 Shoes. On CP "1 special sale, the pair LJtO Basement Bargain Center $3.50 Waist at $1.69 Double Stamps With Purchases In the Basement A record-breaking sale of 500 beautiful, new Silk Waists at an astonishingly low price. Shown in a great variety of styles some plain tailored, others in dressy effects for evening wear. Every Waist well made and cor rectly styled. Complete assortment of all 6izes f ZCk in the lot. Waists worth to $3.50. Special SJ- Oit Men's Underwear Underpriced Basement Bi;? shipment nf Hinca popular "Summer" dolls for chil dren. Made with unbreakable heads and nicely dressed. These "Summer" Dolls are bargains for today's selling at the OCa low prices of 2oc, 49c, OC New $3 Pumys At $1.98 In the Basement Women's Patent, Gunmetal and Satin Pumps in the much-wanted styles for warm weather wear. Shown in a multitude of pop ular lasts ano m a complete range of all sizes. An opportunity for all women to buy their Summer Low Shoes at a decided saving. Pumps of this quality usuallv sell at f3 Oft pair. Un special sale Men's Wash Ties, lQc Each v Men's 75o Balbriggan and Poros- mesh Union buits, in sll-? Wjr sizes. Special at onlyO" Men's 50c Balbrig- f7Ug gan Shirts, Drawers $1 to $1.25 "Knitsook"0 and Gauue Union Suits Ca Basement A great one-day sale of Men 'sWashable Four-in-Hand Ties. Splendid heavy, service able materials, in plain white or fancy designs. Qcality selling heretofore at lc. Priced J (g extra special today for "Ca Mill S trips o t Embroidery 5 to 10 yards to the piece. Beautiful patterns. Widths to 18 inches, qualities worth to 35c, at 12c. Sale of Domestics, Wash Goods Bedspreads, full double bed size, heavy grade, on sale at only 95 S0x38-inch Full Bleached Bath Towels, heavy quality, special, 14 27-inch Unbleached Muslin, splendid grade, special, the yard, 4V2 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, extra fine, heavy quality, special, yard, 25 Large-size Hemstitched Damask Towels on special sale at onlv 1f Mill Ends Beautiful New Dress Ginghams on sale at, the yard, 10 Fine Mercerized-Finish Cotton Poplins, all colors, the yard, 12V2 Beautiful New White Wash Crepes, 27 inches wide, the yard, 11 $6.50 Trimmed Hats at $1.00 Double Stamps With Purchases In he Basement Choice of several hundred new Trimmed Hats at an extremely low price for Wednesday's selling1 a millinery offering 111 - 1 , . i. L. J J t- Al TTJ an. . , , .. . T 1 aT aT for today at, the pair P ito Scrim, Lace and Net Curtains Grades Selling Up to -s rTh $3.50, Special. Pair J o4&Zp m In the Basement Underprice Store A fair example of Basement Un aerpricing 1000 pairs high-grade Scrim, Net and Lace Curtains, rep resenting a big factory purchase, to go on sale today at $1.29 a pair. Beautiful patterns in white, cream or ecru. Full standard sizes. A timely sale of new Spring Draperies that will appeal to all thrifty women. Double Trading Stamps will be given with all cash purchases made in the Basement today. 1000 pairs of new Cur- f OO tains, grades worth up to $3.50, on sale for one day, pair P-L.mCiJ Ruffled Scrim Curtains 98c Pr. $3.25 Wool Robes, Special $1.98 which will attract hundreds to the Underprice Store. All are this season's newest styles, beautifully trimmed with richest of flowers and ribbons, xor the woman who desires an inexpensive Hat for vacation or general wear this sale offers the best opportunity presented so far this season. It's a final clean-up of our Basement stock of Trimmed Hats, selling formerly at $5.00 to $6.50. CP f ff Your choice for today at only v"" Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. Basement Dainty Ruffled Swiss Curtains for bedroom and Sum mer cottage. 2Vfc yards long and full width. These are shown in assorted patterns stripes, dots, xigures, etc. .Exceptionally good curtains, bpecial ior to day at, the ' pair, only 98c Basement -a-Extra heavy Blanket Robes for motors, boating, camp ing and beach. Shown in dark patterns and colors. Blankets like these usually sell at $3.25 each. You may buy them to day in the Base- C f QO ment Store at only P ifO $3.00 Untrimmed Shapes 50c Double Stamps With Purchases Children's Hats at 25c Basement Odd Hats and sample lines at a clean-up price. Only one or two of a kind. They are nicely trimmed and are daintv. ! becoming styles for girls up to 12 years of age. x-rice a wnne they last for CZr Wednesday's selling, your choice In the Basement To clean up our stock of Untrimmed Hats in the Underprice Store we name a price so low that every woman will want to buy one or more of them. All are this season's most desirable siyies, in hemps, nutans, tagals, chips and great variety of fancy straws. Hardly a wanted color or shape but what's to be found in this assortment. Shown in black, white, burnt and other seasonable colors. Untrimmed Hats which were priced up to now to sell at from $1.50 to $3.00. It's well worth your while to see these ex ceptional Hats we offer for today at-"C Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamns. " . ; i Our Basement Underprice Store is Bargain Center of Portland andNorthwest Basement Specials in Housefurnishing Section 25c Home Oil Outfit ran vi. . . -v-l ZTn?0?Ta .mPlete ttA trirnming, only $1.00 lUni Pl ??er S,et8' wMte $2.75 o-cnp Nickel Percolators on sale at only $3.10 ft ,2"cup Nickel Coffee Percolators only $3.55 5.00 10-cup Nickel Coffee Percolators only 3.05 75c 3-pint Nickel Tea Pots on sale today for only 49 High-Wheel Ballbearing Lawn Mowers only S4.05 husb, wiiji nozzie, special, at $4.25 15c Taylor's Silver Polish on special sale at only 10 Regular 25c bottle "Nulac" on special sale at 15 Regular 50c bottle "Nulac", on special sale at 30 Regular $1.00 Household Dolls on sale at only 69 Ice Cream Freezers, one-quart size, special, S1.49 Ice Cream Freezers, two-quart size, special, 91. SO iray unameiea x raw jar i men on sale at only 10 Economy Fruit Jars, dozen pints, special, only 85 Economy Fruit Jars, dozen quarts, at only $1.00 Roselawn Fertilizer i&St at 50c Grocery Dept., 4th Floor For rose bushes, sweet peas, lawns, etc. Used by Portland's most successful growers of flowers and shrubbery. We are principal Portland agents for this well-known Fertilizer. Put up in neat tin pails, weighing C" . ten pounds net. Priced at, the pail UC Sole Agents Burbank's Seeds . : : " 1 1 -nnn" -o'".'vu TV xi w .fa-vi v I . I - ; I . . ' . . . .