THE BrO"RNTNG ORGOXTAN. THUESDAT, 8EPTE3IBEK 23, 1915.
HERE ARE DOLLAR-DAY BARGAINS
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We Make Clothes
for Men at
Bargains That
Will Be Hard to
Beat for
Today Only
No. 1 Bedroom Sets, consisting
of Bureau Scarf, Pin Cushion and
Laundry Bag. Regularly $1.50,
special $1.00
No. 2 Night Gowns stamped on
Honeymoon nainsook, choice of our
exclusive patterns. Regularly $1.65.
Special ..$1.00
No. 3 Dining-room Set, consisting
of 22-inch Centerpiece and Side
board Scarf to match. Regularly
$1,50. Special -...$1.?
No. 4 Bath Towels, splendid qual
ity, size 24x50. Several handsome
patterns. Regularly 85c each. Spe
cial, two for. , $l.j00
No. 5 Baby Outfit, consisting of
1 stamped Dress, 1 Baby Jad;;et
stamped on serge, 1 Baby Ca.f to
match. Regular $1.50 vaiup. Spe
cial $y.oo
TheLNeedIecrat SHop
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HOUSE PLANTS
Plume Ferns $1.00
Boston Ferns $1.00
Table Ferns $1.00
Kentia Palms. . . . $1.00
Flowering Plants $1.00
Fine Cut Flowers at'
Unusually Low Prices
CLARKE BROS.
FLORISTS
2S7 Morrison St.
Between Fourth and Fifth
We Specialize in Making Boas
From Old Plumes
PORTLAND
FEATHER DYE
WORKS
Charles Hill, Proprietor
BLACK DYE AND ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
TELEPHONE MAIN 979
306-7-8 Merchants Trust Bldg.,
Sixth and Washington Sts,
Portland, Oregon
12 to $5 Pictures
$i ON $ DAY
See Our Windows
KELLER
The Art Man
4 50 Washington Street.
T-tiorter and Designer of Pictures and
frames.
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In observance of Portland's First Annual Dollar Day, we
offer a most unusual opportunity to men and women who
wear high-grade tailored clothes. Clip the coupon printed
in this ad, bring it to our store today, with one dollar, and
we will give you a credit check for Six Dollars, which will
be accepted the same as cash toward the purchase of a
suit or coat any time this year.
Ladies' Man-Tailored Suits $35.00 and Up!
There can be no question about the quality of these garments; the mere
fact that they are made at this shop insures., your complete satisfaction.
Extensive showing of exclusive Fall and Winter woolens, both foreign
and domestic, now ready.
H naff IF mm an &' 'Giraimt
Tailors
Dollar Day
AT
ROSENTHAL'S
Portland's Best
Shoe Store
With every cash
purchase amount
ing to $5.00 and
over we will accept
your old shoes for
$1.00 in trade.
All old shoes to be
donated by us to
the charities.
129 Tenth St.
Branch Store 308 Wash. St.
DAY
T7E will sur
" prise you
With the large
n u mb e r of
Player Music
Rolls that you
can get for
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' Sherman.piay & Go.
6th and Morrison Sts.
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TODAY
Extra Fine Lunch
25c
None Better in the City
The Alphin
84 Broadway
Opposite Benson Hotel
1
and
Up!
A Player Piano
A Fine Upright
A Grand Piano
A Talking Machine
In fact,
Anything in Our Store
Goes for
DOWN
Knabe, Steinway, Hallet
& Davis, R. S. Howard
I and Jesse French Pianos
In Keeping With the
Spirit of
dollar Day
Reed - French
Piano Mfg. Co.
Tenth and Stark
12i2c
CIGARS
ANY BRAND
DOLLAR BARGAINS
PIPES AND SMOKERS'
. ARTICLES
SI. S. RICH
2 STORES
Sixth at Washington
267 Morrison St. .
$1.00 SAVED
WALWARE
Sanitary Wall Coating
SI. 25 Per Gallon
Regular Price $2.25
THURSDAY ONLY
Limit 2 Gallons to Customer
Timms, Cress & Co.
184 Second St.
Phone Main 2023
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CLIP THE COCPO '
Dollar-Day Coupon
-!- COUPON
This coupon and One Dollar
entitle the Bearer to a Credit
Check for Six Dollars, pood
any time before Jan. 1. 1916.
toward the purchase of one
of our high-grade tallored-to-order
suits or coats for lady
or gentleman. ' Only one cou
to
pon accepted on a garment.
Huffman & Grant
Tailors Broadway at Alder
JJ Broadway
at Alder
Brings These
and many other
wonderful
DOLLAR
BARGAINS
at the
OREGON
HardwareCo.
Third SU, Near Oak.
Any of the following sin
gle articles or group of ar
ticles for
1
Disston, Keen Kutter and
other makes of
HAND SAWS,
worth $2.
Nail Hammer, Pliers,
Screw Driver and Monkey
Wrench, worth $1.80.
Set of Wood Bits in six
sizes, worth $1.50.
Pike's Oil Stone,
worth $2.25.
Set of 6 Rogers Silver
Plated Oyster Forks,
worth $2.00.
Set of 6 Silver-Plated But
ter Spreaders,
w worth $2.25.
High-grade Carpenter's
Brace, worth $1.75.
Waffle Iron, worth $1.50.
U. S. Pack Sack, worth $2.
Baseball Catcher's Mitt,
- worth to $3.00.
Football, worth $1.50.
2'2-lb. Ballpein Hammers,
worth $1.75.
Sharp Shaver Safety
Razor, complete set,
worth $5.
Red Jerseys, worth $2.50.
Set of Scissors in leather
case, worth $4.
Ender's Traveling Shaving
Set, worth $3.
Shooting Gloves, worth
$1.50 pair.
Watch, worth $2.25.
Durham Duplex Safety
Razor, worth $2.50.
Brush and Crumb Tray,
worth $3.00
REMEMBER!
Thousands of bargains
to be had in our
CLOSING-OUT
SALE
OREGON
Hardware Cor
THIRD STREET,
IVear Oak.
Worcester Building.
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What "Power Gas" Is
Power Gas is simply a heat-resisting lubricant
nothing more, nothing less.
Its heat-resisting power is what makes it so effi
cient what enables it to perform a function that no
ordinary lubricating oil can.
A well known and reputable chemist has made a thorough
scientific chemical analysis of Power Gas and puts himself on record
with this statement: "Power Gas does not contain any materials
such as picric acid or ether or any other substance harmful to a
motor."
Power Gas is purely an extract of crude petroleum.
How It Works
The heat generated within a motor while in
operation will burn up any cylinder oil, and just
at the time when the operating parts of the motor
need lubrication the worst way.
. The thin film of oil distributed by the piston
onto the cylinder wall from the supply in the
crank case, is burned up before the piston begins
to make its up stroke on the fourth cycle. Of
course, the piston always carries a new supply
of oil with it on its up stroke and constantly
distributes a new film of oil on the cylinder
wall, but think how thin this film of oil must
be when the motor heats up and expands, leav
ing but very little room between the piston
and the cylinder walL It Is very clear, surely,
that the resistance 'and friction would certainly '
, be reduced if the cylinder wall was kept lubri
cated for both the up and down stroke of the
, piston.
This is exactly what Power Gas does. It Is a
I ubrlcant that does not burn up even in the most
intense heat generated In the motor. Released
by the explosion in the combustion chamber and
sprayed onto the cylinder wall while the piston
Is on its downward journey, it completes the
lubrication that can only be done imperfectly by
the lubricating oil alone.
Power Gas is not a substitute for lubricating
oil. It's an assistant an invaluable assistant.
PRICES
1- Pint treats 80
1 Quart treats 160
1 Gallon treats 640
8 Gallon Can treats 3200
1 Quart
72 Sixth Street.
Portland, Or.
Joel B.
Frazier
and all
Bottled
in Bond
Whiskies,
Per Quart
$1.00
All
California
Wines
$2 Values,
Per
Gallon
$1.00
.OO
KELLY'S
LIQUOR STORE
Park and Morrison,
Portland, Oregon
Phones: Main 28, A 2802.
The
easleys
PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART
Dollar Day is Here in Full Force
3 Sepia 7x14 Panel
Portraits, ONE DOLLAR
Regular $5.00 Value
407 Morrison Street
Ground Floor. Phone, Mar. 826.
Celebrate $ Day
Any $1.35 Com
bination Job. . . .
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Morgan Building
Barber Shop
Washington Street
Bet. Broadway and Park
Murphy Bros., Props.
Special J)ay
gases.
7: It reduces repair
bill because it eliminates
the cause of so many en
gine troubles carbon
and also because, by pro
viding better lubrication,
it reduces wear and tear.
8: It makes any motor
last longer.
gallons gasoline for average motor
gallons gasoline for average motor
gallons gasoline for average, motor
gallons gasoline for average motor
Can, "Dollar Day"
POWER GAS PRODUCTS
Dollar Day
Specials
$1.25 Wool Blouses, 6-16 $1
$1.25 and $1.50 Wash Suite.. $1
$1.25 White and Colored
Dresses $1
$1.50 Wool Sweaters, in all
colors
$1.25 Infants' Shoes $1
5 pairs Wunderhose $1
Dozens of Other Specials
See Window
EXTRA SPECIAL
$1 off on any $5 purchase of
Boys' Clothing, Shoes, Furnish
ings. Girls' Coats, Headwear,
etc.
Proportionate reduction on any
purchase.
Oulfittera.ftr CriildreTV
143 Sixth, Selling Building.
Save Two Dollars for These
Nothing kills a grouch like a well-lighted room. A
high-efficiency light, complete with shade, mantle and
pilot light.
Special Today ONE DOLLAR
No chef can make better waffles than you can on one
of our Vulcan Waffle Irons. Can be used on any gas stove.
Special Today ONE DOLLAR
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO
THE OREGONIAN
What It Does
1: It enables your machine to run from 15
to 60 more miles per gallon of gasoline. This
increase in mileage seldom falls below 20 and
in certain definite tests, which we have con
ducted, it was as much as 83.
2: It increases power.
3: It enables you to get more speed out of
your- machine when you want it.
4: It makes the motor start easier and pick
up quicker.
5: It makes the motor run smoother and
more silently.
6: It prevents the formation of carbon by
spraying a film of heat-resisting oil onto the sur
face of the cylinder walls, cylinder head, piston
head, valves, sparking points, etc. Carbon cannot
form on this oily surface any more than an egg
can stick to a well-greased frying pan.
If used continuously. Power Gas will eliminate
carbon that has already formed in the motor.
The oil in Power Gas soaks under it, softens it
and it is then easy for the force of the explosions to
throw it out through the exhaust with the exhaust
-Hill GAS
S 1.00
1.75
5.00
15.00
for $1.00
Wholesale and
Retail Branch
AT JAEGER BROS.
JEWELERS
131-133 6th St., Oregonian Bldg.
Dollar Day
Sale
CHOICE ANY ARTICLE IN
THE NORTH WINDOW
OV DISPLAY AND SOLD DI
RECT FROM THE WIXDOW.
Among the various bargains
you will find the following:
S2.50 Sterling Tea Strainers.
$1.75 Sterling Pickle Fork. 1."5
Cold Meat Fork. $1.75 sterling
Tea Ball. $2.50 Curt Links. $2.&0
Brooches, $1.50 genuine Coral
Beads. $2 Scarf Pins. $2.50 Ster
ling Bracelets. $2 Necklaces, Etc..
Etc. Everr Article In the Wln
luw Ik m (irut Bargain.
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