Morning Oregonian., June 12, 1914, Page 15, Image 11

TTTTI MOTttf TNG OREGOIHAN. FRIDAY, JUXE 12, 1914.
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CLEANUP ORDER OUT
THE FRESH AIR STORE Complete Change of Water-Washed, Water-Cooled Air Throughout the Building Every 20 Minutes Shop Here in Comfort
All City Cars Transfer to Olds, Wortman & King's Oregon Electric Cars From Willamette Valley Points Stop at Our Doors Parcels Checked Freer
Ordinance Passed by Council
Has Emergency Clause.
FIVE DAYS' NOTICE GIVEN
Old Law Amended to Provide for
Removal of TJnelghtlv Debris or
Dangerous Places and for
Filling of Stagnant Pools.
"With the passage yesterday by the
City Council of a drastic clean-up or
dinance and the appropriation of $5000
to nrovide funds for its enforcement.
the way was cleared for a vigorous
campaign to start at once In all parts
of the city to require the cleaning; up
of all vacant or ill-kept property.
The ordinance, which was passed by
unanimous vote of the Council, con
tained an emergency clause, making- It
effective at once. It provides in bxkii
tlon to the cutting of weeds, brush and
erass at the expense of the property
owners, the removal of unsightly de
bris da.nsreroua trees, poles and em
bankments and the filling of pools of
stagnant water. Plans will be com
pleted within a few days by the Publio
"Works Department, the Health Bureau,
the Police Bureau and the City Engi
neer for the commencement of the
campaign.
In addition to using the new ordi
nance, the Council proposes to enforce
strictly an ordinance now on the books
providing for the arrest of persons
failing to clean up their premises. The
new ordinance provides for posting a
notice on any property which needs
cleaning, giving the owner suffloient
time In which to comply. i
In case the owner fails to respond
within five days, . the city will order
the work done and the aotual cost of
this, with an additional fee of 2 for
eaoh lot' for overhead expense, will be
assessed on the docket of city liens
against the property and will be col
lectible In the same manner as other
city Improvement assessments. Last
Summer a similar method was used in
forcing the cutting of weeds,! but the
$2 overhead oharge was not made. The
old ordinance only applied to weed
cutting. Property-owners are obliged under
the new ordinanoe to cut the weeds
as soon as they get ten Inches In
height. This ordinance will be en
forced strictly on property owned by
persons living outside the city. For
residents of the city the police regula
tions will be used. The policemen on
the various beats will submit a list of
lots needing cleaning and the owners
notified. For those falling to comply
with the order arrest and prosecution
will follow on the charge of "failure
to abate a nuisance." .
The clean-up campaign will extend
through the remainder of June and
through July, August and September.
Next year It will start May 1 and end
September 80.
CHICKENS CAUSE TROUBLE
Neighbors Tell Court of Antlos of
Hens and Cow In Gardens.
Zj. Schumaker, of Seventy-third and
Stephens streets, was haled before
Judge Stevenson yesterday morning by
Patrolman Burks, who said that
Schumaker allowed his hens to run and
scratch In Burks' garden. '"'
"Your honor," said Schumaker, "last
year, when Burks had a cow, it used
to get Into my garden to beat the band
and nothing was ever done.' "Why
should I suffer now?"
Judge Stevenson continued the case
for sentence.
PERS0NAL MENTION.
Governor West la at the Seward.
H. E. Gelms, of Seattle. Is at the Nor
tonla. J. A. leather, of Bend, la at th Nor
tonla. J. H. Brown, of Salem, Is at the Cor
nelius. Miss A. Klrchoff, of Astoria. Is at the
Carlton.
Dr. A. H. Toung Is staying at the
Seward.
Dr. Tyler Smith, of Eugene. Is at the
Imperial.
"W. G. Huffard. of Stevenson, "Wash.,
Is at the Imperial.
Charles A. Ault, of Enterprise, Or.,
is at the Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stewart, of Baker,
are at the Oregon.
I. Rancene is registered at the Nor
tonla from Chicago.
J. R. Kenny is registered at the Nor
tonla from Leona, Or.
A. E. Cranage. -of: Seattle, Is regis
tered at the Nortonla.
"W. C Geddes, of Baker. Or., Is reg
istered at the Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Blair, of Baker,
Or., are at the Perkins.
J. Matty, of McMinnvllle. Or., Is reg
istered at the Perkins.
E. Lewis la registered at the Norto
nla Hotel from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy "Williams, of Al
bany, are at the Seward.
Ernest "Walther ,of The Dalles, Is
registered at the Benson.
K. C Elliott, of Independence, la
registered at the Seward.
X. Abraham, of Roseburg, Or., Is reg
istered at the Multnomah.
Miss Alta Zoner, of Salem, is a tran
vtit. visitor at the Benson.
A recent arrival at the Washington
is Dr. H. B. Parsons, of Eugene.
Mrs. A. J. Dlmlng. of St. Helens, Or.,
is registered at the Multnomah.
Mrs. Sam Leventhal, of Astoria, Or.,
Is registered at the Washington.
Mrs. Sherman Hays, of Independence,
Or., is registered at the Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. C B. Durban, of Van
couver, Wash., are at the Washington.
BL C. Wlrta and R. B. Devllle, of Oak
Park, Or., are staying at the Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fisher, of
Eugene, are registered at the Imperial.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Olsen are registered
at the Nortonla Hotel from Warren. Or.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Goodall are reg
istered at the Benson from Hammond.
Or.
" Mrs. F. O. Baker has oome from Spo
kane for the Festival. She is at the
Oregon. .
A, J. - Rich, a dlreotor of the San
Francisco Chronicle, is registered at
the Benson.
G. A. Raymer, secretary of the Buy-at-Home
League, of Spokane, is pass
ing a few days at the Multnomah.
James Sargent and Mr. and Mrs. F.
D. Mullln, of San Diego, CaL, are pass
ing a few days at the Multnomah.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Spauldlng, of
Ketchikan, Alaska, are at the Carlton,
long-distance visitors to the Festival.
Sheriff and Mrs. T. D. Taylor, of
Pendleton, are Festival visitors at the
Imperial. The Sheriff is a director of
the Round-up. '
CHICAGO, June 11. (Special.) Mr.
and Mrs. P. H. Brown, of Portland. Or.,
are registered at the Great Northern
hoteL
Festival Program
For Friday
11:30 A. M. Big daylight pa
rade, in which leading frater
nal, industrial, civic, commer
cial and military forces will
-participate, each having spe
' cial section. Many hundreds
of elaborately d"e c o r a t e d
floats, uniformed fancy drill
teams, numerous bands, bril
liant pecial features.
11:30 A. M. Final judging dis
trict displays, Festival Cen
ter. 8:30 F. M. Grand electrical pa
rade, historical floats, gor
geous with color; Queen Thel
ma and suite and hundreds of
other beautiful Portland
maids in fanciful costumes on
electric floats.
10:30 P. M. Carnival, revelry
and dancing on the streets.
Special attractions at all local
' theaters Rose Festival week.
Rose Show
Novelties
Portland Views, Post
cards, Pennants,
Flags and novelties of
all kinds at the lowest
prices. Main Floor.
OldSyWortmwd k King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Store Hours 9 A. M. to P. M. Every Business Day Saturday Included
Every Modern
Convenience
Make use of the rest
rooms, retiring rooms,
t e 1 e p hones,' writing
rooms, etc., 2d floor.
Meet friends here.
Festival VisitorsWelcome to Portland's Best Store!
June WhiteSaleNow in Progress
Every White Article Reduced Except Restricted Lines
Delightful Luncheon
Served from 11:30 A. M.
to 2:30 P. M.
Daily in Our Beautiful
Tea Boom on the
Fourth Floor
Special 25c Lunch Served
Daily in the Basement
Store. Soda Fountain
and Ice Cream
Parlors Also , .
In the Basement.
Exclusive Portland
Agents for "
Hartmann's "Rite-Hlte"
and "Berth-High" Ward
robe Trunks. Department
on 4th Floor.
Women's $28.50 Silk Dresses $14.89
Women's and Misses' Tub Dresses $3.49
Dept. Second Floor Women's stylish new Dresses for wear on
all occasions; several special .lines selected from our regular
stock and priced far under regular, worth. Beautiful models of
velours, silk poplins, charmeuse, crepe de chine, taffetas, etc;
also many smart styles in wool serges. In this assortment there
are nearly all the wanted colors tans, tango, greens, etc. All
are very latest effects, some with tier or ruffled skirts, others
in graceful draped models. Trimmings of laoes, ruches, fancy
silks, moire, nets, novelty buttons, etc A complete range of
sizes for women and misses. Dresses worth np Q1 j O Q
to $28.50, priced for the June White Sale at pXeOy
Dept. Second Floor These pretty Tub Dresses are shown in
a great many attractive styles for both women and misses. They .
are made of the serviceable ratine or pique or the cool, Sum
mery voiles. Just such dresses as hundreds of women will be
anxious to buy for the warm days ahead. Stylish tunic and
ruffled effects with low necks and short sleeves. Many of
these have satin girdles of dainty contrasting colors and are
finished with fancy buttons; others have the much-wanted
soft embroidered collars and fancy net yokes. Good selection
of sizes in the lot. Prioed exceptionally low for CJO tCk
Friday and Saturday's selling. Your choice at JOef41i7
ill
or Hog Bride - oB June
Entire stock of Women's Woo7 Sweaters Reduced All Waists Reduced All White Stats and
Coats Reduced All White Dresses Reduced All White Skirts Reduced Look to yhur needs
Silk Coat Sale
$18.50 Grades for $11.89
; $55.00 Grades for $36.67
A great special offering of women's Silk Coats at
greatly reduced prices. Distinctive new models
,for street or dress affairs. This assortment is
made up of the season's most favored styles in
moire, silk poplin, matelasse and taffeta, in green,
black, brown, navy, taupe, tango, new blue and
other shades. Beautiful ruffle and flounce
trimmed eoats, finished with laces, ruchings,
tancy braids, etc. J. hey oome in all sizes. Priced:
Beautiful Linens
The Ideal Gift
Department Main Floor We are exclusive Portland agents for Richardson's
fine Linens supreme 'in quality and service for seven generations. Why
not select the gift linens here and get the best f Our entire stock is reduoed.
Richardson's Embroidered Linens !3 Off
Main Floor
During the June White Sale we offer
Richardson's fine hand-embroidered and
hemstitched round scalloped tea cloths
and doilies at a reduction of one-third.!
Beautiful and inexpensive gifts fo:
weddings, ' anniversaries,: ' showers, etc
Take advantage of this money - saving
opportunity and make your (lf
selections now. For this sale
Richardson's . Table Linen Se ts Reduced
Richardson's finest quality double satin damask pattern cloths and napkins
to match. AIT over and circular designs. Priced for June White Sale at :
Regular $17.50 Table Linen Sets, size 272X2 yards, on sale at $13.40
Regular $25.00 Table Linen Sets, size 2x2 yards, special this sale $18.75
Regular $27.50 Table Linen Sets, size 2x2 yards now on sale at $20.75
Regular $30.00 Table Linen Sets, size 2x2 yards, specially priced at $22.50
Regular $32.50 Table Linen Seta, size 2x2 yards, now on sale at $24.38
Regular $35.00 Table Linen Sets, size 2x3 yards, special this sale $26.25
$22.00 Hemstitched and embroidered Sheets, special this sale, pair, $11.00
Imported Irish Linen Pattern Cloths Are Reduced
Dinner Napkins Now at Sale Prices
Main Floor Special purchase of
fine grade linen Table Cloths di
rect importation from Belfast, Ire
land. Priced for June White Sale:
$2.75 Cloths, size 72x72 in. $2.05
$3.25 Cloths, size 72x90 in. $2.68
$3.75 Cloths, size 72x108 in. $3.05
Regular $1 Table Damask at 85
Reg. $1.85 Table Damask $1.48
la ble Napkins in extra good quality
damask shown,, in great variety of
neat patterns. Priced very speoial:
$6.50 Hemstitched Napkins $5.00
$7.00 Scalloped Napkins for $5.50
10.00 Scalloped Napkins at $8.25
15.00 Scalloped Napkins $10.00
$1.75 Hemstitched Cloths at $1.38
$2.00 Hemstitched Cloths at $1.48
JUNE SALE OF WHITE WASH MATERIALS
25c Persian Lawns, 18c Fine sheer
quality for waists, lingerie, etc Our
regular 25 o grade of Lawns t Og
included in this sale at - O w
45c Persian Lawns, the yard, 34
60c Persian Lawns, the yard, 38
Sale of Bed Spreads $3.25 grades, $2.00: $4.00 grades, $2.50: $4.50
grades, $2.75; 81x90 Wearlong" Sheets, 80; 18c Pillow Oases, 14
20o Mulls, 10c Yard Special lot of
dainty sheer Mulls in plaids, checks
and stripes, 15o to 20o T (
grades now on sale at only X "C ,
Our entire stock of White Wash Ma
terials now greatly reduced In price.
$18.50 Coats '$11.89
$20.00 Coats $15.00
$22.00 Coats $16.88
$25.00 Coats $18.75
$27.50 Coats $20.63
$28.50 Coats $21.37
$30.00 Coats $22.50
$37.50 Coats $25.00
$45.00 Coats $30.00
$50.00 Coats $33.34
$52.50 Coats S35.00
$55.00 Coats $36.67
Cool, Summer Waists
Special $2.49
Bargain Circle, Main Floor Made of fine, sheer
marquisettes, batistes and lawns or of linen. All
are pretty and new models with latest sleeves and
dainty yoke effects. Shown in white; also sev
eral styles in colors, plain or figured. Attractive
ly trimmed with laces, embroideries, pin tucks,
ruchings, etc' Some plain tailored styles in the
lot. A full assortment of sizes and fljp
specially priced for June sale at P S
Silk Waists at $2.98
Bargain Circle, Main Floor Waists of Chiffon,
lace, taffeta, messaline, crepe de chine and tub
Bilks. High and low necks, long or short sleeves.
Trimmed with laces, bands, embroidery, fancy
yokes, etc Some have new soft col- fi O
lars. Price extra special for only'f O
Men's $35 Suits at $23.45
Neat, Conservative Patterns All Sizes
Dept. Main Floor Men's and young men's hand-tailored Suits
the 'products of three of America's most widely, known elothes
makers priced for Friday and Saturday away under regular price.
Light, medium and heavy weights in beautiful woolen fabrics and
new patterns. Ten distinct models in this splendid line of high
grade Suits. Fit guaranteed. Suits selling ordi- jj O O i CZ
narily up to $35.00 are placed on sale for choice apawOef-O
$8.5Q Motor Coats $6.45$1.50 Gloves 98c
Famous "R. & W." Rose berry
doth Motor Coats for men.
Ideal garments for out-door
wear light in weight, comfort
able and stylish. All sizes. Reg
ular $8.50 grade, i
special now for pvJe
Men's Motor Gloves; made es
pecially for rough wear about
the oar. Flexible and tough.
Also good, serviceable gloves for
driving. See our window dis
play. Regular $1.50 O Qg
Gloves on sale now at 'C)'
Men's $1.50 Shirts 95c
Rose Festival sale of Men's High -Grade Shirts Several
broken lines in plaited and plain bosoms with stiff euffs ;
soft bosom with turn - back cuffs and collars to match ; also
white plaited and plain white with
sun cutis or sort Dosom witn sort
collars and euffs. All extra good qual
ity materials. Shirts worth up O
to $1.50. BDeeiallv nriced at e-eJC.
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wm in a nf
Men's Stetson Hats $1.98
Men's $4 Straw Hats $1.49
Men's 25c Hose 19c Pr.
Men's soft felt and stiff Hats
in great assortment of shapes
ind colore "Stetson," "Che
shire" and "Napoleon" makes
light and medium weights,
rhere are all sizes in the as
sortment from 6, up to 7,
but not in each style. Hats
selling formerly up to $5.00,
your choice at T f O Q
of
Men's straw hats at a sensa
tionally low price to clean up
a small group of broken lines.
Milans, split yachts and sen
net straws in popular sailor
shapes. These are standard
grades, selling heretofore up
to $4. While the assortment
lasts you may take your pick
of these hats at j? Tf 'iQ
the low prim
Men's Underwear at 39c
Men's Balbriggan, Porosmesh and Honey
comb Shirts and Drawers in white and ecru.
Sizes Drawers, SO to 42; Shirts, OQ
34 to 46. Special for thia sale at-f
Men's 50c Socks, 3 Pairs $1
Men's silk Hose in black, tan, gray, navy,
lavender, green, wine fancy mixtures ana
plain colors. Reg. 50c grade ,Ct ff
special, three pairs for only V
Our celebrated "OWK".line of men's Tine
Hose in all the wanted colors. Sizes range
from 9 up to" 11. Regular 25c Tf Og
Hose on sale at low price of, pair,
Men's 25c Wash Ties 12Y2c
Shown in beautiful assortment of patterns
and colors. Regular 25o four-in-hand Ties
prioed for Friday and Satur- t O fo g
day at the low price of, each, asC
Our Greatest Sale of Boys' Suits!
Dept. Main Floor Boys Norfolk and double-breasted Suits of
finest quality worstedst cassimeres and cheviots. Beautiful new
patterns and colors. Sizes from 5 to 18 years. Prjoed as follows :
Lot 1 Regular $6.50 and $7.50 Suits, priced, special $5.95
Tit 2 "Rjxmlar fi Rtl and $10 00 Rnira. rtinAA1 nrvial 5R7 - i
Lot 3 Regular $12.50 and $15.00 Suits, priced, special $9.95 ti p b
Bous' Wash Suits $2.19 and $2.69 Each
Boys' Milan Straw Hats $4.45
Boys' Wash Suits of repp, per
eales, madras and ohambray.
Russian models, worth to $4.
Two lots $2.69 CO tQ
and the other at PWXJ7
Beautiful Milan Straw Hats
for boys and girls. The very
latest Summer shapes, all sizes.
Prioed (rpeo'l for GZi Ji EZ
June White Sale pc0
S. ft H. Green Stamps
Given With Purchases.
June White Sale Dainty Under muslins
Basement Bargain Center
$1.50 Lingerie Waists Now 69c
Scores of New Styles .
Basement Underprice Store A stirring sale of women's Summer Waists at
a very low price. Cool, sheer voiles, lawns, etc, attractively trimmed with
laces and embroidery. Great many handsome styles to choose from and
there are all sizes in the lot. Come early in the day, before the choicest
are gone Waists in this : assortment selling ordinarily up $1-60 ?Q
are prioed very special for the Friday sale only at the low price of OivC
Our Entire Stock Now at Special Reduced Prices
$3.50 Combinations, $2.98 Made of
fine quality nainsook, neatly trimmed
with pretty laoes and embroidery me
dallions. Regular $3.50 JJO QO
grades, special, this sale -7 O
Crepe Gowns, $1.12 Several attractive
styles in this line, trimmed with colored
embroidered wreaths and colored edges.
Very pretty effects, and 3? l 19
priced specially at only P X X W
Corset Covers 59c Crepe and nain
sook, edged with linen and val. laces.
Several attractive designs in this lot,
and a full assortment of all CZ Q
sizes. Priced very special at-''
$5 Undermusllns, $3.33 Beautiful
French garments, princess slips, com
binations, gowns, drawers, corset covers
and skirts all hand embroidered in
floral designs, $7.50 grades $4.98;
regular $5 grades on sale J? O O O
for the low price of only pO00
$9.50 Pajamas, $3.98 Women's frog
trimmed Pajamas in blue, white and
lavender. Odd garments. PQ CkQ
worth to $9.50 for only P-ZsJ
New Envelope Chemise A new and
very popular garment. Fine nainsook,
trimmed with laces, etc CP "1 QQ
Priced special, this sale PXC7C7
Chemise-Pantaloons of fine quality nainsook. 8pe. $1.35, $1.79, $3.15
Fine nainsook Gowns, formerly up to $7.50 June White Sale they go at $4.98
65c Neckwear
4-8c
Main Fl. Coat collars of embroid
ered crepe, with lace edge) em-,
broidered nets and mulls in lead
ing colors. Also Dutch collars with
hemstitched edge. Pi qua "Lily"
Collars and pique Collar and Cuff
sets. Regular 65o Neck-yJO
wear on sale for onlyO"
New Windsor Ties 48c
Shown in full assortment of all the
wanted colors. Very smart for
Summer wear. Priced for j Qjm
our Friday special, each "O
Green Stamps
Given With
Purchases
All Cut Glass in June White Sale atV Off
Silverware, Nickel Ware and White China Reduced
Third Floor Rich, sparkling Cut
Glass for June brides, wedding an
niversaries and other occasions.
We carry the largest stook of high
grade Cut Glass in the Northwest.
During June White 1 A f
Sale, Cut Glass at Ml
Bonbon or Spoontraya for $1.00
Large 12-inch Vases, spc'l, $5.00
Sterling Silver in heavy quality
and fancy designs, at low prices.
$2.35 Cream Ladles now $1.57
$2.25 Olive Spoons now $1.50
$2.35 Long Pickle Forks $1.57
$1.30 Butter Pick, special, at 87
$2.15 Bonbon Spoons, only $1.43
$3.25 Jelly Knives on sale $2.17
$4.50 Cold Meat Forks at $3.00
$12 set of 6 Table Knives, $S.OO
$10.50 Set of 6 Dessert Knives $7
$9 Set of 6 Fruit Knives $6.00
$14 Set of 8 Table Forks $9.33
$11.70 Set 6 Dessert Sp'ns $7.80
$12.75 Set 6 Salad Forks $8.50
$3.50 Set 6 Coffee Spoons $2.33
$8.25 Set 6 Bouillon Sp'ns $5.50
Many other Sterling Silver articles
are included in this great special
June Sale. Ask for S. & H. Stamps
A 25c L-V Dust Cloth
FREE to You!
Cut out this coupon, bring- it to the
Third Floor and make a j purohaae
of one 60o bottle Liquid Veneer
and receive a 25o Dust Cloth KK.KEJ
Friday Specials in Garden Hose Big Reductions
$9.00, 50-foot Non-Kinkable Hose,
complete, with coup- 3J fZt
lings and nozzle, at H We-?
$7.25, 50 feet best quality Hose,
with couplings and f CZ
nozzle, on sale for P V X -J
$3.25, 25 feet black rubber Hose,
with, couplings and jfO 7 CZ
nozzle, on sale' for V
$3.90, 25 feet best cotton Hose,
complete with nozzle JJ?
and couplings, at
Shoes and Slippers Worth Up to $6.00
Special $2.95
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Special Factory Purchase of 3500 Prs. A 11 Sizes
Thrifty men and women were hero today in great numbers. Many bought 6hoes to last them the
whole Summer through; and it's not to be wondered at, for the shoes we offer at $2.95 are not
to be had elsewhere at anywhere near this low price. "Women's high shoes in all the newest styles
of patent, gunmetal, dull calf, tan, cloth tops, etc. Colonials in the popular Btyles and leathers.
Also tailored bow. and strap pumps and "Mary Jane" styles for growing girls. 2?0 QJ
Grades worth up to $6.00, specially priced for this sale aWZ?
We also include in this great sale hundreds of- pairB Men's Shoes in tan or black, button or
lace styles. Strictly high-grade footwear, in all sizes. Shoes worth up to Q O fT.
$6.00, specially priced for Friday and Saturday's selling pOiOO