THE BIORJONG OR EGO XT AN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1915.
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!Antnmn "Butterick Fashions" 25c Including Any 10c or 15c Butterick Pattern Free. Fall Advance Butterick Patterns and September Fashion Sheets Read
Out-of-Town
Matt Orders
Filled From This
and All Our Ads
if received within three
days of date of publication.
Telephone us where quan
tities are limited or you are
in a hurry.
Your order is studied and
promptly filled with as
much intelligent interest as
if you were here yourself.
Should you come in per
son, ask any floonnan to
call Fersonal shopper, who
will conduct you to as many
of the seventy-five depart
ments as you choose.
There is no charge for this
service.
We're Capping the Climax of Extreme Low Values--By
Practically Give-Away Prices in
OURREMQVALSALE
No half-hearted measures. We figure half prices are good less than half prices, better yet and you can
well believe and expect nunareas oi articles
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7i
THE: QjULALITV STOR& OF PORTLAND
rtfU SbcU, Ttorrisoiy, Alder Oto.
are marked at even less than cost of their
manufacture.
As yet, we continue to offer
EVERY ARTICLE
REDUCED
except in those departments now located in their
permanent new quarters and Contract Goods, "Silt
Maid" Hose, all new Fall Goods and Groceries. .
OUR NEW STORE TALKS
Of Interesting Facts No. 24
Our entire building is as well protected against fire as any in
the United States. This means not only the safety of the building
but the safety of the public.
The automatic sprinkler sys
- tern we have installed is the
most modern in existence and
contains ten miles of wrought
iron pipes, ten tons of fittings,
4200 sprinkler heads and 100
gate and check valves. The
heads are fused to release the
water from the pipes at a cer
tain degree of heat.
The sprinkler supervisory is
so arranged that the equipment
cannot be tamDered with in any
way. For instance: Should the water in the pressure tanks be
come low, an alarm is turned in. Should anyone attempt to close
a gate valve, an alarm is turned in. Should a fire occur or the
wires become disconnected, an alarm is turned in at the central
reporting station and immediately an inspector is on the ground.
The automatic sprinkler, therefore. Is a grood fire watchman, one
who never sleeps and whose fire buckets are always full.
Mr. Joseph P. Gray, president of the Boston Mfg. Mutual Fire In
surance Co.. In a recent report, says that never has a life been lost
Is a properly sprinklered building.
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Men's "Gotham" Shirts Today at 98c
Shelf-Emptying All
"Gotham" Goods Before We Vacate Our Temporary Annex
The shelf -emptying rule has been applied here on these Shirts by put
ting on a price that will be a low price one which you or anyone else
would consider low in the extreme.
Made of madras, percales, crepe cloth and mercerized fabrics. Pleated or plain bosom,
starched or soft cuff styles. Many of the soft-cuff shirts have detachable collars to match.
"Gotham" Silk Shirts $2.98 "Gotham" Union Suits $1.85
REGULAR S5-S6 GRADES REGULAR $3.00 GRADE
Pure silk, lovely satin stripe and tub silk va- I Pure linen fabric, preferred by so many men
riHK. Finn wida and narrow nin strines in I for Summer and Winter wear as well. Made
patterns to please all tastes, workmanship
and designing of highest quality.
"Gotham" Union Suits for 98c
REGULAR $2.00 GRADE
Made of finest quality cream-colored soisette,
or extra fine quality white crossbar nainsook.
The athletic style of underwear so popular for
men's Summer wear.
in suitable styles, well-fitting and perfect in
workmanship.
"Gotham" Union Suits $2.50
REGULAR $5.00 GRADE
Made of fancy mercerized and silk striped
materials. In the "Gotham" way, which means
every attention to detail and workmanship of
the highest quality.
Temporary Aaaex, Fifth aad Alder, Just Inside the Entrance.
Folk!' Hosiery & Underwear
Savings that every mother will appreciate.
some lots the size quantities are limited.
On
CHILDREN'S COTTON
HALF SOCKS, 19c
Were 25c; 3 Pairs 55c
White with checked tops in
pink, black or blue effects. Sizes
6 to 9.
CHILDREN'S FANCY
SOCKS AT 25c
Regularly Priced, Pair 35c
White with fancy striped tops
in many colors. AIT sizes in lot.
CHILDREN'S FANCY
SOCKS AT 122c
Usually 20c and 25c
Broken lines, white, tan, fancy,
large assortment. Sizes 4 to
8.
Ilmlrrr Dent First Floor, Slxth
St. Bonding.
CHILDREN'S FD3ER
SILK HOSE FOR 32c
Regularly 35c; 3 pairs 90c
Black, white and tan, lxl soft
ribbed, seamless feet.. Sizes 5
to 10.
CHILDREN'S "NAZA
RETH" WAISTS AT 19c
Always Sell at 25c
Well strapped and buttoned, the
favorite style. Sizes 1 to 14 years.
"NAZARETH" UNION
SUITS AT 35c
Regularly at 50c
Low neck, no sleeves, knee
length. Sizes 2 to 12 years. 3
for $1.00.
Underwear Dept., Second Floor,
New Building.
Good Quality
Hair Switches
$3.98
Regularly $8.00
Soft and wavy" hair. 36 Inches
Ions; $13 and 12,50 French Wavy
Hair Switches. 22 Inches long, for
19.38. Balcony, Slxth-St. Bids.
Women's Kid
Gloves $1.15
Regularly $1.50
Washing kid gloves is a suc
cess and a great saving. These
are light, pliable, -well-wearing
skins that will launder perfectly.
Sand, mode, biscuit and light tan
shades, with contrasting color
e m b r o i d e red backs, one-clasp
etyle, all sizes.
First Floor, Slxth-St. Bldg.
tiona
Ribbons for Hairbows, Sashes, Fancy Work, Etc iY2 to 6-Inch Widths, the Yard, 17c
atterna, stripes ana cnecas in an aesiraDio nsni ana ur coium "'li
Big assortment plain and moire taffetas. Dresden, warp print, floral pat
iu and fashionable black-and-white effect. Very special at. yard. 170.
Mothers! We've Just 50 of These Children's
Coats That Were $4.25 to $6.95, Today $3.55
The Sizes Range From One to Five Years
We must rid the department of these Coats to make room
for the Fall stocks now incoming. That's the reason we're
sacrificing, them. They're models, by the way, that will
do nicely for early Fall wear for the small girls.
Pongees, black mes salines, silk poplins, cotton ratines, black and white
checked wool materials and navy and Copenhagen serges are in the lot. Made
in Empire, shirred and pretty low-belted styles, many with lingerie collars
and cuffs, kid belts and other novelties.
WASH DRESSES FOR GIRLS 6 TO 14 YEARS AT $1.48
Particularly attractive styles Including Oliver Twist, guimpe, dresses
with bloomers, and other new models. Splendid materials, crepe, gingham
and percale in checks, stripes, plaids and all sorts of desirable colors and
combinations.
Fifth Floor. Slxth-St Bid.
Drugs and
Toilet Needs
50c CANTHROX SH AMPOO 00
SPECIAL FOR
MERCK'S BORIC ACIDIQn
POWDER. ONE POUND l
SQUIBB'S PURE COD LIVER CCp
OIL. ONE PINT M JO
HINKLE'S PILLS. B CT TLEII.
FOR "
WITCH HAZEL, DICKINSON'S
DOUBLE DISTILLED. ONEICp
PINT FOR. "
25c GLYCERINE AND ROSE I Co
WATER FOR '
PHENOLAX WAFERS, UP- OQp
JOHN'S, 100 FOR "
25c TO 35c TOOTH BRUSHES,Qi
PURE BRISTLES
First Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
Men's Shoes $2.39
Were $350, $450, $5.00 and $6.00
The range of sizes is broken therefore
they must not linger here another day
and they won't at such a price as $2.39.
THE SHOES
Tan calf and patent leather in lace and button styles.
All good models, and splendid assortment sizes.
THE OXFORDS
Tan Russia calf, patent leather and vici kids. A very
comprehensive line to select from in nearly all sizes.
Third Floor. New Building;
Solid Tomatoes
3 Cans for 25c
Griff on brand, latest pack. No.
ZM cans filled with red ripe to
matoes, regularly, each, 12 Vic
Dozen cans for 9of.
EASTERS MAMS. CUT IV HALF.
WEIUHT ABOUT 1 LB&lClft
EACH. PRICED. POUND I 32"
BITTER. ROTAL BANQCET.ROw
FANCY OREGON MAKE, roll MJb
COFFEE. VICTOR BRAND. OQ
POPULAR lie BLEND. LB3i
:2212c
fl2Vic
FINE BACON, STREAKED WITH
LEAN. HALF STRIPS.'
THE POUND FOR..
PASTRY FLOUR. FOR FINE OQ
PASTRIES. NO. SACKS.. . . AflU
BUTTER. VICTOR BRAND. CQ.
VERY SATISFACTORY, roll "3"
OR EOON CHEESE. R1CHIQ.
TILLAMOOK MAKE. LB.... I Ob
SLICED PINEAPPLE. NO. J4
CANS. WITH KIUI1TI
SLICES. THE CAN. .
IMPORTED SARDINES. NO. OCn
H CANS. WITH KEY !
CONDENSED MILK. TELO- flC
BAN. OREGON MAKE. 4 cansAUb
FR EST! S A V S A O F.. FRANK
FURTERS OR WEINER- 171 f
WURSTS. THE POUND.. 2"
SNOW WHITE FLOUR.
D K L I V EKED MONDAY.
THE SACK
CUBE SUUAB, B!3T QT'AL- AC.
ITT. THREE POUNDS FOH3"
ENGLISH WALNUTS. LARGEIC.
WHITE MEATS. POUND.... 13"
BITTERSWEET CHOCO- OQ
LATES. PRICED THE BOXm3U
JORDAN ALMONDS. QQ.
THE POUND PRICED AT...MS"
4e MARSH MALLOWS. THE OQ.
POUND PRICED AT AJw
aoc CANDIED O R A NOE 5fl
WUARTEHS. POUND FOR. . AUU
40c AFTER-DINNER MINTS, Q
THE POUND TODAY A3l
rat. Mxth-St. Bid.
Hammocks That Were $6
Are Yours Today for $3.83
Popular Vudor or Hohfeld Make
Two makes that are leaders because of their sterling
qualities. Of very best materials, durable and serviceable.
Many different designs and variety of colors, all .with rein
forced ends. With and without attached pillows, deep
Valance, Size 36x84 inches. Tesaporary Aaaex, Eighth Floor.
Picnic Supply
Specials
25c PAPER PLATES, PARCH
MENT LINED, SIX AND I Cn
SEVEN-INCH. 40 PLATES... "0
PAPER PLATES. NOT LINED.
8-INCH SIZE. 25 PLATES Op
IN PACKAGE MW
PAPER DRINKING CUPS, 7p
TEN IN PACKAGE FOR '
10c PAPER LUNCH CLOTHS.
R O U N D OR SQUARE. FOROp
PICNICS, EACH Mil
10c PICNIC SETS. TABLE COV
ER. DOZEN NAPKINS. 7
DOZEN PLATES. THE SET... "
7c DOZEN SALAD OR ICE
CREAM DISHES. PACKAGE., t"
15c DENNISON'S PAPER I fin
NAPKINS, 100 IN PKG.. FOR UU
First Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
51.49
g(MJpSdf Suits at $6.35
Originally Priced $8.50, $10.00, $1250
It's not an untried experiment when you Buy "Sam
peck" Clothing at this price. You know the splendid
"Sampeck" character and you know the price this cloth
ing always sells for. The price on these Suits speaks
for itself.
Of course, these Suits are cleanups both from the maker and our
selves. They are all fancy Suits with a few broken lines of blue cheviots
and serge Suits. The sizes range from 7 to 18 years, and each Suit bears
the "Sampeck" label.
Boys' Norfolk Suits at $3.85
Our Regular $5.00 and $6.00 Models
Made of all-wool materials, in fancy tans, browns, grays and mix
tures, also corduroy and broken lines of blue serge. Pants lined
throughout. Sizes 6 to 18 years.
All the Fancy Suits at $635 and Nearly All at
$3.85 Have Two Pairs of Knicker Pants
Temporary Annex, Second Floor.
Now for a Quick Finish! .
Your Final Chance to Buy
Men's Fancy Suits $12.50
Were All $25.00 HERE!
You have been waiting for this opportu
nity long enough. You have missed the
pleasure of a crisp new suit. Right now, de
cide to swing out with a new suit that will
put you in the front rank for style, fabric,
pattern and all-around attractiveness. We
have that suit in your size in this sale today.
The Fact That It's a Let-Go of
Stocks Before We Vacate
the Annex Is the Big Reason
Why You Can Buy These Suits
at Only $12.50.
Every one is taken right out of our regular stocks
that have been such a "hit" this season, and ?12.50 ought
to whisk them out in a hurry.
YouH find what you want in style in both conservative
and extreme models, such as the double-breasted model
and the box-back and one-button, soft-roll coats. Of course,
the English styles, with or without patch pockets, are also
here to please the younger men who follow fashion more
closely.
Also what you want in this season's most desirable
worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, tweeds, velours, in the
latest patterns of Tartan checks, Glen Urquhart plaids,
light and dark gray mixtures and pencil stripes.
LONG?
We can fit your
figure at $12.50
REGULMl?
We can fit your
figure at $12.50
STOUT?
We can fit your
figure at $12.50
SLIM?
We can fit your
figure at $12.50
Long Stout?
We can fit your
figure at $12.50
SHORT?
We can fit your
figure at $12.50
Men's Store, Temporary Annex, Second -'loor
HEADQUARTERS FOR OREGON FEDERATION OF STATE SOCIETIES, SIXTH FLOOR, NEW BUILDING;
KIRKLAND GETS JAIL TERM
Tareou Tell Judge Companions Are
Leading Youth Astray.
"71 ho companion are of loot morals
and are barinr a bad Influence on him.
Jud-. If bo ta not glrtn a long- son
tone be will continue on hla war until
ko baa committed some Terr serious
lime." In thla wUo spoke J. C Bor
nltt of Clarsnca Klrkland. hla stepson.
to Acting Municipal Judge Stadter
Thursdar rooming-. The sentiment was
seconded by tbe mother of the boy.
Acting on recommendation of the rel
atives and of Depntry District Attorney
1'cich. tbe Judge sentenced Klrkland to
It J days In the County Jail. The .young
man waa fined lor Immoral conduct
Wednesday and later In tbe same day
forged his step-father's nama to a note
and stole clothing- from bla mother to
give to a a-lrl. Larceny waa the charge
against him.
Pythlans to Initiate Park Head.
ALBAXT. Or, Aug. . (Special.)
Will O. Steel, superintendent of Crater
Lake National Park, will be a meJhber
of the class that will be Initiated Into
the Order of Knights of Pythias In the
crater on Wizard Island In Crater
Lake on August 18. The Pythlans hare
obtained exclunlre useof Wlxard Island
for that day. and a big conclave will
be bold. ...
SOUTHERN PICNIC PLANNED
Department Store Employes Invite
Public to Outing.
"Imagine yourself down South with
the rest of the home folks," will be
the keynote of the first picnic given
by the department store employes of
the City of Portland Sunday. All the
things that , go with a Southern old
style picnio will be on the programme,
excepting only the barbecue of 'possum.
Minstrels, a darkey quartet and the old
dances will be the features.
Tbe first train will leave for Cane
mah Park, the scene of the outing, at
t:I0 A. M , and special car have been
provided, so that Inconveniences of
travel in a crowd will be minimized.
Games and sports will occupy tbe fore
noon, and In the afternoon and evening
dancing will hold sway.
The committee In charge of the ar
rangementa has deviated from their
original Intention of inviting only the
employes of department stores, and
now the Invitation Is extended to all
who care to join the picnickers in
their first annual outing. Light re
freshments can bo obtained on tbe
grounds, but the committee says. "Pos
itively no liquor allowed Inside the
picnio grounds."
By means of a microphone the very faint
est sounds, such as the fall of a feather or
of a very delicate piece of tissue paper, may
be beard distinctly.
CARS ARE T0BE MARKED
Report Asked of Those Who Plan to
Tour Columbia Highway.
Each of the machines that line up in
front of the Hotel Benson next Thurs
day morning at 7 o'clock for the dedi
cation trip over the lower Columbia
River Highway will carry a banner des
ignating it one of the official cars.
Those who contemplate the trip
should inform the secretary. W. D. B.
Dodson, 69 Fifth street, so that neces
sary arrangements can be made for
them.
It is necessary for the committee to
know the exact number and the names
of those who go, so Clatskanie and
other way points en route who are
providing entertainment and lunches
can have ample time to make arrange
ments. Julius I Meier, president of the
Columbia Highway Association, under
whose auspices the trip will Ibe made,
has been in communication with the
county Judges of both Clatskanie and
Columbia counties and wherever neces
sary the County Commissioners have
sent supervisors over the road to re
pair bad stretches so the excursion
may be made pleasantly.
Chchalls Considers Shortage Likely.
CHEHALIS, Wash., Aug. . (Spe
cial.) F. J. Allen, City Treasurer, has
submitted an estimate to the City Coin
mission, giving tbe budget of the pros
pective revenue for Chehalis for the
coming year at $22,256. His estimate
of total expenditures Is (22,671, leaving
an excess of expenditure over revenue
amounting to $215. A 12-mill city tax
was proposed for current expense fund.
The city will lose liquor licensnw
amounting to $9680, as a result of th
closing of saloons the first of the year.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM .
A toilet preparation of merit.
Helps to eradicate dandrufL f
For Restoring' Color and
Beauty to Greyar Faded Hair.
6Q. and $1.00 at Prugglta