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TTTE SfORXIXO OREGOXTAX. SATURDAY. AUGUST 21, 1915.
OUR NEW HAIR GOODS DEPARTMENT, BEAUTY SHOP AND MANICURE PARLORS ARE A DELIGHT TO THE EYE AND OFFER FACILITIES THAT ARE UNSURPASSED
Out-of-Town
Mail Orders .
Filled From This and All
Our Ads
if received within three days
of date of publication.
Telephone us where quantities are
limited or you are in a hurry.
The Final Call for Men's Suits $11.85
A Lot of 243 Fancy Suits That
Qriginally Sold at $22.50 and $25.00
If you have been thinking of buying1 a new Suit and have not selected it
jrou are certainly in luck.
Tables filled with these Suits think we can please most anyone some
mighty good-looking Suits, too got to let go sometime, and today is the
final let-go time.
The- Quality' Stor of- Portland
ntt -SixtA. "Mon-isory Alder Sta.
Come and get the best bint you ever Dought here or any omer
place at $11.85.
The following: table of sizes and builds will give you an exact idea of
what we have to offer:
The Forceful Shelf -Emptying Schedule Proceeds Apace During These
LAST DAYS OF OUR
REMOVAL. SALE
and Is Emphasized by the Newly Ticketed Prices That Are Now
Being Placed on All Odd Lots and Broken Lines
Because of the extreme low price, we are
obliged to make a charge for alterations on
all these suits.
Temporary Annex, Second Floor.
Build Size Size Size Size Size Size Size
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 I
Regular 2 13 27 44 33 18 4
Stout 1 3
Long-Stout
Long: 1 6 4
Short 2 3 2 1
Build Size Size Size Size Size Size Tot.
40 42 44 46 48 50 '
Regular 14 15 4 174
Stout 1 4 1 4 5 1 20
Long-Stout 1 2 6 6 15
Long 6 6 3 26
Short i 8
. 243
25 GOOD
TRUNKS AT
$7.50
$9.50 o 511.50 Values
&htl tl anf cini,.ror.
erd. two trys. rant jr ltuln.
Capitol ptl trimmings, with
t.r,looi !!. J. J l. 1 arvl
34-inch slae truck, fcciI
Tmnwry Anan.atn I'lwr
ALL OUR
PARASOLS AT
2
Price Today
Choice- of any paraol In our
tocka, about 3o handsome
p !- to .-1 from while
thy last Sprue? Kvery on
m t-reawon of art In devign and
color 1 11.
rtrsl Floor, ta-ot. Blda
BOYS' GOOD
HEAVY SHOES
$1.39
Sizes 9 to 13
Made of black gunmrtal
with heavy oak soles. Kither
Blucher or button style, fhoes
that will stand rough wear.
Sizes 1 to 6 4. special at 11.73.
tw Bid, Tklrs Floor.
POPULAR FIC
TIONand OTHERS
"Michael OHalloran." by
Gene Stratioii-Porter.. S1.33 .
"Hepsey Burke," by Frank
N. Westcott S1.35
"K." by Mary Roberts
Rhlnehart 1.S5
"Open Market." by Jose
phlike Daskam Bacon ... 91 JI5
"The Far Country," by
Winston Churchill 91.50
"The Honey Be e," by
Samuel Merwin 91.33
"In the Oregon Country,"
by Ueorre K. Putnam, si. TS
ew Building. Sixth Floor.
WOMEN'S
DRAPE VEILS
17c
Worth 25c to 50c
Chenille dotted mesh drape
veils. In lavender. Alice blue,
brown, taupe and black. 50c
to 75c chantilly or mesh veil
ing's, yard lor 25c
'ew Bids;, First Floor.
HAIR BOW
RIBBONS, YD.
15c
5 to 6-Inch Widths
Pure silk taffetas, plain and
moire effects. Light and dark
color combinations. Fine as
sortment, very pretty pat
terns. Buy now for school
wear. .
First Floor, eth-St. Bids;.
WOMEN'S Short
SILK CLOVES
45c
New 75c Stocks
Heavy Milanese pure silk,
every pair perfect. Plain
white, plain black, white or
black with contrasting' em
broidered backs. Double linger
tipped for service.
First Floor, Bth-St. Bids.
j r fl 8
24 Children's Coats at $5
That Were Our $10.95 to $16.50 Models!
We won't carry them over, and we do not wish to move them
into the new department next week, so they are yours for $3.00.
Six to 14-year-oM sizes included. Serges, gabardines, poplin and pongee Coats
the very best of materials made into the very smartest styles. Every one this sea
son's model.
35 CHILDREN'S COATS, $6.93 TO $10.00 MODELS, AT $2.50
The lot include taffetas, Bedford cords, pongees, ratines and serges. Made into the
most cunning styles for little folk. Every one a good model. 2 to 6-year sizes.
CHILDREN'S-MISSES' DRESSES. $9.73 TO $23.00
MODELS i PRICE
Fin linens, organdies, silks and hand-embroidered piques are included in this lot.
One and two-piece styles. A very pretty lot of dresses. 6 to 15-year-old sizes.
WOMEN'S, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S MIDDIES, $1.00
J 1X0 to styles, slightly stock soiled. An odd assortment to clean up the
stocks. Plain white, blazer-striped styles, Seco and pongee silks and white galatea
with blue and red collars. Sizes 6 to 16 years and 35 to 44 bust measure.
Fifth Floor, MKst-St. Blda.
Men's Fancy 4-in-Hand Ties Are Now 65c
Those That We Have Been Selling for $1.00 Regularly We Want to Dispose of
Them Quickly Before We Move Yours the Gain!
The assortment is" large enough and varied enough to cater to the tastes of all
men. Stripes, figures and the fashionable polka dots dozens of best colors and
combinations.
These ties are all hand-finished and many made with the . "slip-easy" band, which does away with the tie
sticking into the collar. Remember, you have ALL OUR FOUR-IN-HAND TIES TO SELECT FROM 65.
MEN'S SUMMER-WEIGHT " VASSAR "
UNION SUITS, $1.25
THE REGULAR PRICE IS $2.00
Fine white lisle, full-fashioned, form-fitting gar
ments, made with long or short sleeves, in ankle length.
MEN'S FINE QUALITY LISLE
" VASSAR " UNION SUITS, $1.95
THE REGULAR PRICE IS $3.00
Extra quality mercerized lisle garments, form-fitting
and full fashioned. Long or short sleeves, ankle length.
ALL OUR MEN'S " OLUS " SHIRTS NOW AT HALF PRICE
"Olus" converts the tail of the shirt in a pair of drawers, making a very pleasing combination garment for
all outdoor sport wear, as well as for men who like a well-fitting shirt.
Ol'R I1.S0 "OL.US" GARMENTS 7Kf I OUR 6 "OLUS GAR- I OC
NOW AT : 3" I ME.NTS NOW AT V 1
Ol'R 12 "OLUS" GARMENTS I flfl I OI"R $3 "OLUS" GARMENTS
NOW AT tp I iVW NOW AT
51,50
Sport collar shirts are excepted.
OUR J3.50 "OLUS" GAR- I 7C
ME NTS NOW AT I . I 0
OUR 16 OLUS GARMENTS I
NOW AT.
'$3.00
Temporary Annex, Fifth and Alder, Jnst Inside the Entrance.
Toilet Needs, Drugs
Sit Fsmural Talcum Powder. 13
2Se Florentine Orris, dry shampoo powder. .. .ITe
ISc Woodbury's Facial Cream IS
lie Graves' Tooth. Powder, two for 25c
11.00 Plnaud's Eau de Quinine. 73c'
Oc-$l ounce Perfumes, assorted odors 2Se
Maroon Fountain Syringes, guaranteed 2 years,
3-quart size Sl.lt ,
ioc Hair Brushes, your choice at 30r
Hughes Ideal Hair Brushes, double bristles, 49c
uOc Phillips' Milk of Magnesia 34e
r.ic Calomel Tablets. 1-4 and 1-10-grain. 100 !!
60c Sal Hepatic, the bottle for 33e.
25c Liquid Veneer, reduced to ITe
60c Canthrox Hair Slmmpoo ..33c
60c Murine Eye Water now at 33c
B. A B. Medicated Cotton, full pound 33c
First Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
Picnic Sets for 7c
Set contains 1 table cover, dozen napkins and
( paper plates. Regularly 10c
25c PAPER PLATES. PARCHMENT LINED, I C.
MX AND SEVEN-INCH, 40 PLATES FOR. . Oil
7c DOZEN SALAD OR ICE CREAM DISHES, A a
30e FOR 100, DOZEN FOR 'ru
Be ROLLS WAXED PAPER FOR SAND-1 fin
WICHES. THREE ROLLS FOR I Uli
LILY WAXED PAPER DRINKING CUPS, IT
EIGHT CL"PS FOR 3U
100 WHITE ROSE PAPER NAPKINS NOW gg
35c MOUSSELINE DE PARIS POUND O I p
PAPER, THE POUND AT 1 1
10c ENVELOPES TO MATCH ABOVE PAPER, 7
THE PACKAGE AT lu
40c ANNANDALE CORRESPON DENCE OQn
CARDS, THE BOX AT tOll
First Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
Pure Groceries and Candies
If you cannot come in person, phone your.order
Highest standard grades,
to Marshall -1G00 or A 6101.
SUGAR-CURED SHOULDER HAMS, POUND ll2r
Carefully cured, well smoked.
F HI'OT!, T.I:ilT STHIPS.
Al: I T K V V. N POfNIiS,09
U IK'LC tK HALF. Pwl'NP. . "
M'TTKR. IU1TAL r.AN-JtET.
KAXi'V oKIXiON MAKE, ro
l.fN'H l'lSEATI'l. KI.AT4C.
NO. 1 CANS. 1-.Z. eir, 1 CANS.3
K O A S T B K K V. It E X 0QH
HHVr N ;CN.-AT
IVITKK. VliT"H. IMI'l'LAR 4Qt
iiv- lll.KND. IXil'.NK AT
i63c
closely trimmed Shoulder Hams.
BOILED HAM. St RPU S FAT 0C(
r.ESIuVEl). MJCEP. POUND.. W3U
TVNA FISH. fALIFOKNIA. OC.
CANS. IMZKN THKEE. . .31
FLOCR, SN.W WHITE." EAST
KK.N OREGON MILLED. :4S-7Cf
POI ND SACKS. I 3u
OREGON' CHEESE. R I C H I 7 1
TFt.LAMXK MAKE. LB
ENGLISH WAI-tTS. HAR!
SHELLS. WHITE MEAT. LB.
Purchase liberally today at 11
EASTERN HAMS. SUPERIOR I Da
VlL'ALITV. THE POUND AT.. 10
:29c
"Ic MELBA CHOCOLATES. CO
SPECIAL AT. THE BOX 33
4'c MARSHM ALLOWS, SPE-
CIAL, THE POUND
60c GLACE PINEAPPLE. SPE-OQn
CIAU THE POl'ND uOll
30c TAFFV CHEWS. SPECIAL. I Qa
THE i-OUN'D I 3S
Basement. Sth-st. Bids.
Use the ESCALATORS (moving stairways). They are
easy to ride upon and as safe as walking across the floor.
."Fulton,, Collapsible Go-Carts Are
Keduced Today to 8.89 v
Originally They Sold for $12.00
The Fulton Go-Carts possess so many fine
features that it is impossible to enumerate them.
They have proven their worth, and are today
the standard Go-Cart of the country.
Three-position adjustable back and foot dash, large runabout
or auto hoods and fine de luxe springs. All-steel frame con
struction, tubular pusher, 12-inch rubber-tired wheels and nickel
fender. Temporary Annex, Eighth Floor.
Boys' Odd Suits at $2.85
Not All Sizes They Have Sold
at $4.00 and $5.00
They have been with us long
enough we're about to move
and we must have a speedy clear
ance of them.
Included are 40 of the 5-year size, 40 of
the 6-year size, 3 of the 7-year size, 29 of
the 11-year size, 5 of the 12-year size, 11
of the 13-year size, 17 of the 14-year size,
20 of the 15-year size, 10 of the 16-year size,
13 of the 17-year size, 10 of the 18-year size.
The majority are all-wool
fabrics in fancy tans, grays,
blue serges, browns, Tartans
and other serviceable mix
tures. Good models, well tail
ored, full cut and with pants
lined throughout.
Temporary Annex, Second Floor.
Children's Hosiery
and Underwear .
These are but examples of the
many other bargains we have pro
vided for you.
CHILDREN'S 25c TAN HOSE,
PAIR 10$
Good grade Cotton Hose, in all children's sizes.
CHILDREN'S 20c AND 25c
FANCY SOCKS, 10
Attractive fancy-topped effects, all sizes in lot.
BLACK RIBBED COTTON
HOSE, PAIR 17
Soft finished, seamless foot, fine ribbed, all
sizes.
"BLACK CAT" HOSE, BEST
FOR SERVICE, 25$
Elastic-ribbed leg, triple knee, linen-finished
heels and toes.
MISSES' FIBER SILK HOSE
3 PAIRS $1 PAIR 35
Black and white, elastic tops, seamless feet.
Best for misses' wear.
"FAY" STOCKINGS FOR MISSES
AND CHILDREN, 40$
Button to the waist, requiring no hose support
ers. Light weight lisle, in black only.
First Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.'
MISSES' COTTON VESTS
OR PANTS, 15$
Fine ribbed, all styles for Summer wear. All
sizes in lot. Two for 25.
50c NAZARETH UNION
SUITS FOR 35
Low neck, sleeveless, knee length, taped but
tons. All sizes. 3 for $1.00.
CHILDREN'S 3oc "ATHENA"
DRAWERS, PAIR 19
Light - weight cotton, gusseted seat, knee
length, all sizes. jrew Bnlldlns, Second Floor.
A BOON TO ALL IN NEED OF EYEGLASSES $5 GLASSES, WITH GOLD-FILLED MOUNTINGS LENSES EXPERTLY FITTED TO YOUR EYES TODAY $2.50
WEED CUTTING TAX IS PLAN
Law Pro. dine Annaal .rmrnl
Fttfer lh Luutrr or th ctr
Buy to ra.l4 upon In tti future to
t t& qu:ua of ma annual tat
t tiBt vacant lot to rrolJ for cut
lire o-4. a(ttion trat aarh ft
) m ltou!4 bo prop-' mad to
t Oolite. I yatrtiax by i'otnmitonr
lahar.
Tbo .u?to earn up bi 1'oromla-
:oar I'-- anmiuncoci that It fca not
to boiM to forco cutc:r.c of wod
ca property ewi4 PT porao&a llvtaf
MjtaJ4 ta city a4 owd'-b local lota.
Mr. Kakvr ii bh-vrd thero could
and should bo m m?ve made a rains t
uch vacant pro port y to provldo for tho
ccd climlnatioft.
Mm at Clatakanlo AMnltrd.
CUTPKAMK. Or, Aug. 50 Sp-cial-
) Lo ia Kelly mnd uacar Kellogc.
tr.embra of to encmeerlna: crew on
the Columbia Hirhwey. nine ml lea
from th: placo. ero bruttMy aetutulted
by an unknown man last Sunday ntftht.
krliofK rertd eorrrml hard blow a.
Kvlir flniiy was overpower and
boot a Into tinronKioQvnff. It la not
knova whether tbo motive of the ae
aolt waa rcboery or not,
for-ie wire.
CLUB 0M RIVER TONIGHT
Ijtarrtharrt Members Take Steamer
Kclloyj for Eacarslon.
Th lur.1Kni. rttK will knin, a
' moonfisht excursion on rno Willamette
ana loiumm lomcnt at s o ciock, tne
steamer Kellofs- baring- been chartered
for the trl. The boat will Itiri at
o'clock from the foot of Washington
stret-
The new orchestra of the Laurelhurst
Club, maklnc Its second appearance on
this occasion, will furnish music for
the dancing on the decks. A number
of special features are beine planned.
ReaerTetlona for the trip majr b mad
with Dr. Parker. S1 Corbett building
or Dr. Fellows in the Falling; building.
GARAGE MEN TO PARADE
Line or 100 Cars With Banners Will
Advertise Picnic
To advertise a picnic that ia to be
held under Its auspices at Gladstone
Park next Thursday. the Portland
Garage and Repairmen's Association
will conduct a parade through the
streets of Portland tonight, commenc
ing at 7:10 o'clock. It is expected
that nearly 100 automobiles will be
in line when the parade forms at East
Twelfth street and Holladay avenue.
All cars will be decorated with ban
ners advertising the coming picnic.
The line of ir.arch will be west on
Holladay to Grand to Hawthorne,
across the Hawthorne bridge to Third
street, to Morrison, to Nineteenth, to
Alder, to Broadway, disbanding at
Broadway bridge.
Gold Medal Awarded to Dr. Blue.
"WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. Trustees of
the American Medicine Gold Medal
Award have unanimously selected Surgeon-General
Blue, of the Public Health
Service, as the American physician who
haa done most for humanity in the do
main of medicine during 1911.
ARB0RER TO AID IN FIGHT
Experts Will Give Advice In Cam
paign on Elm-Leaf Beetle.
As the first step in a campaign to
exterminate the elm-leaf beetle, which
is reported to be destroying elm trees
in the city, an arborer of the Oregon
Agricultural College will arrive in
Portland today for a general inspec
tion. This expert will confer with Park
Superintendent Convill on the subject
of a campaign of spraying. A form of
spray has been selected and an effort
will be mae within a day or two to
get an appropriation to cover the cost
of obtaining pumps and men to oper
ate them.
F. E. Blackwood-West, an ento
mologist, of Portland, also has offered
assistance in the crusade.
. Woodland Enveloped by Smoke.
WOODLAND, Wash., Aug. 20. (Spe
cial.) Wliile no serious fires have been
reported in this vicinity, or at any near
point-between here and the coast, the
air is so heavily charged with smoke
that objects a few hundred yards dis
tant cannot be distinguished and tiie
sun shines a dull yellow. The ther
mometer has not been higher than 88
degrees, but dense smoke has made the
weather sultry.