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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1916)
THE 31011X1X0 OREGOMAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 3916. 8" EVEREADY OFFERS $3000 FOR A NA3ME CONTEST BLANKS IN OUR SPORTING GOODS SHOP BASEMENT BALCONY 5 2 Our Fifteenth Annual Doll Show, Nov. 2, 3, 4 Entries may be made up to Wednesday, No vember 1st. $288 in prizes to charitable insti tutions and individuals For full information call at Toy Shop. Fifth Floor. The New "Butterick" Patterns Are Ready Butterick Winter Quarterly, copy 25c, in cludes any 10c or 15c pattern free. See the Quar terly for correct styles and buy Butterick patterns here for best results. Second Floor. "READ Y TO-MAKE" Lumber Is Sold Here All kinds of furniture and conveniences easily made. The slogan is "Do It Yourself you dont need a carpenter. Particulars at our Ready-To-Make Lumber Shop. Basement, Fifth St. Sweater Making Free By Mine. Chun del ah Knitting: and crocheting: of sweaters, toques and scarfs taught free, daily 2 to 5 P. M., in our Art Needlework Shop. Madame Chundelah's work is well known nd worth seeing. Th& Quality' Store or Portland jMEN! Introductory Sale of Celebrated Richmond Union Suits 2 l I I 5 i tcumond IF YOU are looking for REAL underwear comfort, here's your op portunity and you can find it in Richmond Closed Crotch Union Suits at a SAVING during this Introductory Sale. You can't buy bet ter fitting, better feeling or better looking underwear if you paid twice the regular Richmond prices for it, and here these prices are reduced! The form-fitting perfection of these garments, the fine ma terials, tailored finish and the patented closed crotch feature give a combination of advantages that should appeal to every man. Above all else, these union suits are perfect-fitting and will keep their shape permanently. They're made to fit all over. The Richmond system of scientific measurements insures an individual size for every man. They are cut to afford looseness where needed and snugness where comfort demands it. They will wash well and wear long sturdy lock-stitched seams give added life, and buttons are sewed on to stay. The Richmond Label is your Comfort-Insurance Policy. Now is a good time to get acquainted here are three special inducements: CLOSED CROTCH UNION SUITS atenteLOctober- 8th,. 1912 $2.50 Union $1 98 buits Now at A --Medium and super-weight, fine qual-' ity Merino Union Suits in mixed silver-" gray color. All sizes from 34 to 48. $3.00 Union $049 Suits Now at Fine soft Merino Union Suits that insure warmth to the body on coldest Winter days. Natural gray; all sizes. $3.50 Union Suits Now a ; $2-65 Very finest quality Merino Union Suits, "made-to-measure" fit; silver gray; all sizes. Men's Furnishings Shop. Main Floor. Portland's Greatest Showing Of Trimmed Hats for $5.00 Every style that is new and smart has been reproduced in this immense display of new Winter hats at $5. There are many of the youthful and becoming: "jockey" shapes, some of velvet faced with shirring of silk, others in bright velvet with tarn crown. There are tailored sailors of felt or velvet, trimmed with simple sash or band, others with tailored flowers and ornaments, while many are quite fancy with touches of fur and bright flowers. Hundreds of others only $0. Millinery Shop, Fourth Floor. Annual Fall ZJi Sale Women's Gloves Despite the serious condition of the glove market the ever-increasing scarcity of good skins and the difficulty of bringing foreign gloves to this side thanks to forehanded buying in great quantities for cash, we are now prepared to serve you with our usual big stocks of highest grade Kid Gloves. Our stocks are complete all styles and sizes are here, and it is an excellent time to see, admire and buy, during this annual four-day event. Sole Agents Perrin 's Real French Kid Gloves for Women "Summums," 2-clasp P. X. M.sewn, $2.50. Extra quality, 3-clasp overseam sewn, $2.25. Best Pique, 2-clasp, smart 6tyle, $2.25. n "Boulogne,", 2-clasp fancy pique, $2.25. "Manhattan," 2-clasp, pique sewn, $2.00. "La Favour," 2-clasp, pique sewn, $1.75. "La Rive," 2-clasp, overseam sewn, $1.75. "Touraine," 2-clasp, pique sewn, $1.75. "Touraine," for misses and little women, $1.50. "Ia Mure," 2-clasp, overseam sewn, $1.75. "La Mure," 2-clasp, for misses, at $1.50. "Chantilly," 1-clasp washable glove $2.00. "Boulevard," 1-clasp washable, P. K.. S1.T5. "Broadway," 1-clKsp washable P.X. M.. S1.75- "Calmo," 2-button, washable cham ois, $1.75. ' 'Ireland" Gloves MOCHA GLOVES Mocha 1-clasp gloves pique, $1.25. Pique and P.X.M. gloves at $1.75. Full pique, fancy 1-clasp style, $2.00. P-X.M. sewn gloves, 1-clasp style, $1.75. Silk lined mocha gloves, $1.75 and $2.00. Children's mocha gloves, pair, $1.25. CAPE GLOVES Cape and Mocha Gloves, pair $1.25. PJC.M. sewn cape gloves, $1.25. Washable capes, pique, 1-clasp, $1.50; 2-clasp, $2. $1.25 TO $2.00 KID GLOVES $1 A wonderful sale of fine kid gloves in pique and P.X.M. sewn styles in plain white, white with black and all the newest Fall shades. Medium and heavy weights. Buy them now for Fall and Winter wear at only $1. $1.75 WASHABLE GLOVES $1.59 Excellent qualities in full pique and P.X.M. sewn styles. Made from selected skins that will wash per fectly. Medium weights in all the most wanted shades. Complete assortments in sizes 5 to 7. In this sale at only $1.59. tt Bacmo" Gloves Cape pique sewn gloves $1.50. Washable cape gloves, pair, $1.75. Real mocha 1-clasp, pique, $1.75. Fancy cape gloves, pair, $2.00. Popular Makes "Elite" Washable Mocha 1-clasp pique, $2.00. "Elite" Washable mocha silk lined pair $1.75. "Trefousse" fancy 2-clasp, pique style, $2.25. "Rose City" fancy 2-clasp, pique, $2.25. "Mayfair" fancy 1-clasp, pique sewn, $1.75. "VALLIER'S" NEW GLOVES, PAIR $2.25 New embroidered novelties. Mode, ivory, black with heavy white stitching and white with colored stitching to match varipus costumes. Pique Bewn. Exquisite novelties all sizes. "WASH-RITE" GLOVES, PAIR $2.50 AND $2 The gloves that give perfect satisfaction in wash ing. Light and dark grey, tan, buff and novelty shades. Made of soft, pliable mocha skin, noted for splendid wearing qualities. These can be washed easily and satisfactorily. Glove Shop, Main Floor. $7.00 Leather Bags at $5.35 Fine new leather bags with good leather or moire linings; 16, 17 and 18-inch sizes. Wednesday, only, $o.3o. $12.50-$14 Suit Cases at$8.45 Men's and women's styles in black and tan leather suit cases, with or without straps. All sizes. Luggage Shop, Sixth Floor. 10c NOTION DAY Today only you may select any three of these regular 5c notion items three of a kind or any combination of three for 10c. 5c Conqueror Hand Sewing Silk 5c Turner's Sewing Needles . . ... 5c Celluloid Crimped Hair Pins I 5c Wire Hair Pins, assorted sizes.... I 5c Silk Middy Laces, all colors I 5c 60-inch Tailors' Tape Measures 5c Celluloid Tatting Shuttles . . "H"" 5c "Queen" Silk-Covered Collar Supports ,.V U 5c "Stickup" Wire Ruching Supports tJ 5c Sheets Washington Steel Pins I 5c "Helene" Hair Nets, all shades I m 5c Celluloid Thimbles, White, Pink, Blue 1 J BiT 5c Lisle Elastic, Black, White, U-inch 1 Jf 5c Black Tubular Shoe Laces, 36-inch I 5c Silko and Eagle Tatting Thread, white, colors Notion Shop, Main Floor. r LITERALLY HUNDREDS Of Smart New Arrivals in Suits Only $25.00 Every suit we are showing at $25 is a copy of a high priced suit with all the essentials of style and color-combination retained. There are some unusually attractive suits on our $25 racks in SERGE, CHEVIOT, GABARDINE, BROADCLOTH AND VELVETS A Norfolk of blue storm serge is quite plain. A plum colored gabardine has black velvet collar. A navy gabar dine has double cape collar, and a grey broadcloth is made with high collar, the whole on Russian lines. Velvets are satin-lined and fur-trimmed. Many shown for the first time today. Wonderful values at 525 ! Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor. New Bath Robes ... . A very special snowing -'. . of women's new bath T warm and soft i for t robe and comfortable Winter mornings and nights. -Very prettily trimmed with satin bands and ribbons. Brown, red, gray, green, navy, etc., in pretty figured designs. Sizes 36 to 46. Very special at $3.95. Third Floor. Sixth Street. Wednesday Is Homefurnishing Day We List a Few of Our Special Offerings A Wonderful Sale of WILTON RUGS! Unquestionably the greatest Wilton Rug sale of the sea son ! All new, desirable patterns in the most popular shades of blue, rose, tan, grey, brown ; in beautiful Oriental designs and small all-over effects. Doubjy wonderful values in view of the big increase in rug prices. See these today! .$5.25 Rugs, 27x54 ins. $4.35 $7.50 Rugs, 36x63 ins. $6.75 ?18.00 Rugs, 4:6x7:6, $14.75 $27.50 Rugs, 6x9 ft., $24.35 $42.50 Rugs, 8:3x10:6, $37.50 $45.00 Rugs, 9x12 ft., $39.75 i Rug Shop, Seventh Floor. 12V2c FACE TOWELS 8c Good huckaback, in 17x34 size. Plain hemmed. Especi ally suitable for hotel and rooming-house use. Dozen only 90. Second Floor. Sheets for 75 c Good heavy round-thread linen-finished sheets in full bed size, 81x90. Size 81x99 at 80S PILLOW CASES 15d To match sheets, size 42x38 Va- Size 45x38y2 at 17. BED-SPREADS 985 Medium weight honeycomb spreads with plain hemmed ends, 72x88. bed-Size Second Floor, Fifth Street 25c "Selvyt" CLOTH 15c. This is a washable cloth of special utility for polish ing silver. A limited number for Homefurnishing Day at 15c. Main Floor. Edison Week Oct.l6th-21st Every day this week we are giving special demonstrations of the New Edison, the instru ment which RE-CREATES music. Come in and hear it then write your opinion of this invention in 200 words or less. $200.00 IN PRIZES The Edison Company offers $125 for the best opinion, $50 for second, and $25 for the third. Phonograph Shop, Sixth Floor Royal Banquet Butter at 83c Hershey's Cocoa, one of the purest and best, 1-lb cans 29. Peanut Butter, pure (none delivered), pound Cut Asparagus, No. 2 cans, dozen $1.60, can 140. . California Figs, new crop, extra fancy, layers, lb., 18. Chinook Salmon Steaks, No. 1 flat cans, dozen $2.60, can 23 0. Black Pepper, pure, ground, 1-lb. pkgs. 1570, -lb. 140. Pearl Tapioca or Sago, new stock, 5-lb. pkgs. 350, 2-lb. 150. Cluster Table Raisins, new crop California, No. 1 cartons 170. Sliced Pineapple, Singapore, No. cans, dozen 90c, can 70. White Laundry Soap, Royal Brand, 10 bars 390. Ninth Floor, Fifth Street. 25c Scrim, Yard 19c Good, firm body, with daintily tinted borders. Curtains of this material will brighten up and lend a gaily decorative note to any room. A good 25c quality, for Homefurnishing Day, only 190. ' Your New Draperies should be selected from our beautiful new cretonnes, quaint chintz or delicately colored effects for bedrooms allover pat terns or designs taken from the imported for living rooms striking futurist effects for special decorative purposes. Ma terials conveniently grouped on tables for your selection yard 250, 330, 500, 730. Drapery Shop, Seventh Floor This Gate-Leg Table $13.33 Beautifully constructed and finished, gate-leg table in solid mahogany a product of the Imperial Furniture Company of Grand Rapids. An artistic possession in the home, useful as well as orna mental just the "making" of a room. A limited number on sale in our Ninth Floor Furniture Gift Shop at this -very special price. You can reserve one of these splendid tables now and we will make delivery later as desired. BUY FOR GIFTS. Furniture Gift Shop, Ninth Floor. $2.00 Casseroles for $1.19 JUST 100 IN THIS SALE Good-looking; serviceable nickel plated casseroles in 7-inch size. Neat pierced desigm frames with feet; attractive black handles. Brown and white fireproof lining:. Similar to picture. Basement. Fifth Street. I s rt 5 ADMINISTRATOR TO STAY Attempt of Hollopeter Heirs to Re move X. M. Apple Kails. Efforts to have N. M. Apple removed as administrator of the estate of Eu nice E. Hollopeter failed yesterday, but County Judge Cleeton ruled that the administrator would not be allowed to pass on his own claims. " but that they must be presented in court later, at which time the heirs might contest them on fraud grounds. Mrs. Hollopeter died last August and Mr. Apple was appointed administrator In September. Judge Cleeton yester day heard the petition of Grace John son, of Junction City, and Nell Cadle, of Rickreall, heirs, alleging that Mr. Apple was not a creditor and should be removed. Judge Cleeton held that Mr. Apple should be retained because the heirs had been negligent In applying for papers of administration themselves and because Mr. Apple produced a note for S500, signed by Mrs. Hollopeter, a proof that he was a creditor. , Seattle Pioneer Dies at 94. SEATTLE, Oct. 17 Jesse E. Coch ran. Mexican War veteran and pioneer of Seattle and Alaska, died here yes terday in his 94th year. THIEF GETS LONG TERM Charles W. Logan Is Sentenced to Serve lOO Days In Jail. Charles W. Logan was sentenced to 100 days in Jail by Municipal Judge Langguth yesterday on a charge of having taken a purse containing $61 from the room of A. R. Crowley, at Broadway and Ankeny street. Logan, who said he was employed at the Co lumbia employment office, waa arrest-; ed by City Detectives Hellyer and Tackaberry. According to witnesses Logan assist ed in making up Crowley's room Octo ber 10.- Ue ia said to have had a large quantity of money on the evening of that viay. Benton County Gets Trout. ' CORVALLIS, Or.. Oct. 17. (Special.) The CorvaUls Rod and Gun Club planted a carload of rainbow and black spotted trout in the streams of Benton County. The car came from the Bonne ville Hatchery. Last night 86 Chinese pheasants were turned loose. The birds were raised at' the State Game Farm, five miles north of this city, and are a part of the 2000 birds loosed' by the Fish and Game Commission to re plenish the game fields. Cuba annually Imports about 600,000,000 leet or lumoer. , SEASIDE HAS HUGHES CLUB Organization With 125 Slembers to Work for Republican Success. SEASIDE1, Or.. Oct. 17. (Special.) At a mass meeting held last night In the City Hall with L. C Henry presid ing, a- Hughes Republican Club was formed. Speeches were made by G. F. Fulton and C. W. Halderman, of As toria. Local Republicans pledged themselves to work effectively for the interests of the Republican party and weekly meetings will be held, to which speakers of National prominence are to be Invited. . Twenty-five new members signed the roll. who. together with those who J candidate for Governor, will speak In had previously pledged their support. Chehalla on October 27. will swell the active membership to I liS. W. J. Pull&m -was elected per manent president and Frank Hayek sec retary and treasurer. Republicans Assign Speakers. CENTRALIA, Wash.. Oct. 17. (Spe cial.) George A. Lee, of Seattle, will deliver an address at Galvln on the night of November 1. according to an nouncement today by the Lewis County Republican Central Committee. E. J. Bunson will speak in the county on October 20, but the place has not been decided on. Benry ilcBrlde, Republican Aftar experiments l&atlnir more than a year :t hu been found that the manu facture of vegetable oils and sop cmn be made a profitable Industry In South Africa. J i .!.- nlated end braes : - . , k. nasi raocets re eep nufuuie-j f without troobe br thi wonaor poli.li. till Toeiee. BoM bj mil Groocxj. Look for Photo on Can
