TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 191G.
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Expert Chiropody
In Our Beauty Shop
An expert chiropodist is in constant attendance.
All foot ills quickly and effectually removed for
a moderate charge. Make appointments by phone
or personal visit. Beauty Shop, Fifth Floor.
November Tenth and
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Eyeglasses
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Shop Early n
Sm The Consumers' League.
Your eyes carefully examined by our registered optom
etrists and glasses prescribed (only if needed) to your
individual requirements. Lenses expertly fitted to the
eyes. Gold-filled mountings.
We repair glasses and duplicate broken lenses from
pieces. Optical Shop, Balcony, Sixth Street.
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Four-Days' Sale Fall and Winter Munsingwear for Men, Women and Children
Now is the time for men, women and children to supply their needs in warm underwear, during this four days' showing and sale of famous Munsing
undergarments. Thousands of Portland people are already familiar with the warmth-giving and health-giving qualities of Munsingwear and thou
sands more will come to appreciate the exclusive Munsing features during these four days. There are many reasons why you should wear Munsing
undergarments amongst others : Munsing union suits are made to fit. The Munsing fit will not wash out. These garments do not gap or bind anywhere. They are soft
and comfortable and will not irritate the tenderest skin. Button holes, seams, edges, etc., are thoroughly finished. Munsing union suits can always be counted upon to
give altogether exceptional wear. Above all, they are popular priced undergarments none more so, considering the quality. These and other causes account for the fact
that we sell more and more Munsingwear each succeeding year. If you are not already numbered among Munsing wearers, now is the time to get acquainted during .this
four days' special showing and sale. We call to your particular attention the following numbers :
WOMEN'S MUNSING
UNION SUITS
$1.75
Medium weight cot
ton fabric, in white.
Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves; low neck, no
sleeves. Ankle length.
Regular sizes at $1.75.
Extra sizes, suit $2.00
WOMEN'S MUNSING
UNION SUITS
$1.10
Heavy weight fleece
lined cotton fabric in
high neck, long sleeves
and Dutch neck, elbow
sleeve styles. Ankle
length. Extra sizes at
$1.35.
WOMEN'S MUNSING
UNION SUITS
$2.65
Light weight, fine
worsted plated Mun
sing union suits. . Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves and
ankle-length style. Ex
tra sizes, special $3.
WOMEN'S MUNSING
UNION SUITS
98c
Medium weight cot
ton,' high, low and
Dutch neck; long, el
bow and no sleeves;
knee and ankle length.
Regular sizes. Extra
sizes $1.19.
WOMEN'S MUNSING
PANTS, VESTS
90c
Medium heavy worst
ed faced in white. High
neck, long - sleeved
vests; ankle pants'. 4 to
6. Extra sizes, 7 to 9,
garment $1.10.
WOMEN'S MUNSING
UNION SUITS
$2.00
Light weight, worst
ed plated fabric, to be
had in five 6tyles for
Fall wear. Regular
sizes. Extra sizes are
priced at $2.50.
CHILDREN'S MUN
SING VESTS, PANTS
50c
Fleece lined garments,
a medium heavy weight
high neck, long
sleeves and ankle
length. 2 to 10 years.
Sizes 12 to 14 at Go
CHILDREN'S MUN
SING UNION SUITS
$1.10
Medium weight' cot
ton in white. High
neck, long sleeves,
Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves. Ankle length.
All sizes. Main Floor.
Men's
and
Boys'
Men's fleeced cotton union
suits, medium t i -a
weight, 34 to 50 D J. X O
Men's fine combed Egyptian
union suits, medium, heavy
or fleeced, priced
at, the suit . . .
$1.50
Men's Worsted yarn union
suits, steam shrunk, light or
medium weights, T - Q O
priced, the suit J)X,I70
Men's medium - weight fine
cotton union suits, " r
all styles, suit tpZ.uU
Men's soft worsted yarn union
suits, medium weight, nat
ural gray, priced q ff
at, the suit J)0JvJ
Boys' cotton fleeced, medium
weight union suits,
silver gray, 6-14 yrs. OJDC
Men's fine Australian wool
union suits, steam shrunk,
Winter weight, tf a f(
priced, the suit. . .uJt-.UU
Boys' heavy cotton - fleeced
union suits,cream, d f ff
white,6 to 14 yrs. 7S 1 .UU
Men's fine Australian wool,
extra heavy weight union
suits, in all sizes, J f
priced, the suit. . .j)0UU
Boys' wool union suits, each
$2, $1.75, $1.50 or
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Mens' Furnishings Shop, Main Floor
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Special Sale Women's
Fine New Kid Gloves
Three special lots of good kid gloves at such reduc
tions as to make glove buying now a real economy !
$1.25 to $1.75 Kid Gloves 95c
Broken lines of fine kid gloves in medium and heavy
weights. Most of these gloves are in one-clasp style,
pique and P. X. M. sewn, with self or contrasting em
broidered backs. All sizes. New Fall colors.
New WluteKid Gloves,Pr.$1.50
A special price on our new "Cleopatra" white kid
gloves. Full pique sewn in glace finish, made with two
white clasps. Just 450 pairs all sizes at this special
price Wednesday.
Washable Kid Gloves, Pr. $1.59
A sale of fine washable kid gloves, made from se
lected skins that wear and wash perfectly. Full pique
and P. X. M. sewn. One-clasp, medium-weight styles
all sizes and colors. Glove Shop, Main Floor
$2.50 Allover
Laces $1
36-inch novelty alio vers.
Designs in white brought out
on colored ground.
REAL FILET LACES
Edges, insertions and
bands from y to 5- inches
wide. Complete assortments
of filet lace priced at, yard
50c to $1.50.
REAL CLUNY LACES
In designs suitable for art
squares, runners, pillows,
etc., 2 to 4 inches wide.
Priced at, yard 50c to $1.50.
VAL. AND VAN DYKE
Laces Val. motifs and
Van Dyke points, so dainty
for lingerie, night gowns, etc.
Priced at, yard 25c to 75c.
GEORGETTE CREPE
Still the most popular fab
ric for blouses, neckwear,
etc New assortments, 40
inches wide, at yard $1.75 to
$2.50. Lace Shop, Main Fir.
Newest
Utility Coats
'$15--$20--$25
v Women who are looking for large,
practical Winter coats coats that
can be worn on all occasions, in all
sorts of weather will find a great
and complete assortment of new ones
here.
Tweed, wool velour, pebble cheviot,
zibeline and other serviceable mate
rials are shown in black, navy, brown,
green and many attractive mixtures.
In 94 and fulj length styles ; lined,
half-lined or unlined. Priced at
$15-$20-$25
The Great Suit Sale
continues to attract a host of thrifty shoppers. Hundreds of elegant
suits in seven great groups are offered at splendid savings. Suits regu
larly from $19.50 to $22.50 are now $15.G5 suits regularly $24.50 to
$25.50 are now $18.45 and so on up to the $47.50 to $50 suits at $3G.2o
Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor.
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In Our Art Needle Shop
BIBS, EACH 19
Cunning little feeding bibs for
baby. Stamped to embroider in
simple patterns. Finished around
edge with pretty colored borders.
GOWNS AT 49r
Made of good quality chalk fin
ished longcloth. Stamped in a va
riety of designs. Completely made.
Very special values.
cond Floor.
"Notion Day" Economies
Supply your holiday sewing and fancywork needs here today.
Silko Cordonnet Crochet Cotton,
mercerized, all colors and 1 fl
sizes, 3 for 25, ball 1 WC
Fancy Silk Frilled Elastic, fine
new assortment, for garters and
arm bands, all colors, theJC
JJK
yard 230 to.
60c Round Cotton Elastic, OC
black and white, 24-yd. bolt OOC
6c American-Made Pins, paper
needle points, size F3, 300' C
count OC
Stickerei Braid, assorted col
ors edges, 3-yard piece
10c Cotton Inside Skirt Belting,
black and white, lVs and 1- C
inch, yard OC
25c "Dainty" All Elastic
Sanitary Belts, all sizes.
Charter Oak Thread, the thread that saved the 5c price to American C
women, best 6-cord, spool ..." OC
Notion Shop. Main Floor.
8c
19c
10c
Princess Garment Shield, Cfl-
with fine net shield, all sizes 3UC
Children's Tremont Hose Support
ers, with rubber buttons, black and
white, assorted sizes the
pair for only
Palmer 'Adjustable Skirt 1 C
Marker, nickel finish AOC
Charter Oak Knitting Cotton, in
white, four-thread, all sizes, C
1-oz. ball OC
Plain Wood Coat Hangers for cov
ering, have rubber button, "
for only AVJC
Wire Collar Supports, enameled,
silk covered, black and white, T-
all styles, card C
Odd Lot Hair Nets, light brown,
assorted, with and without I f
lUb
rubber, dozen.
Wednesday Is Homef urnishing Day Look Well to All of Your Needs Now
These Hemmed
18c Huckaback
Towels at 12y2c
Plain hemmed face towels with
colored border. Good quality hucka
back. Each 12c dozen $1.35.
Linen Shop, Second Floor.
$5.00 Warm Blankets $4.35
Extra large plaid blankets, size 72x82, in blue, gray and tan checks.
$6.00 Light Gray Blankets Special $4.85
With fancy borders. A wonderful special for Homefurnishing Day.
Good Cotton Blankets, full bed size, in gray and white, 1 O C
with fancy borders, splendid values at $1.75,and P A .30
Blanket Shop. Second Floor.
Fine Healthy
Canary Birds
Special $2.98
Fine, healthy yellow canary birds
at this very special price. All good
singers. An ornament to any home
a delightful gift offering.
Basement, Fifth Street.
Sheets, 81 x 90 Size, Each 75c
Round thread, linen finished sheets, torn before being hemmed,
which insures perfect shape after laundering. Size 81x99 at 80.
HONEYCOMB BEDSPREADS $1.39
Full bed size with plain hemmed ends. Second Floor.
Our Groc
Log Cabin Syrup, strictly pure
cane and maple, gallon 7f
cans, $1.29, -gal. cans lC
Heinz Tomato Ketchup, dozen for
$2.65, the large O 0 1
bottle for 2.
Cluster Table Raisins, new crop,
fine quality, the lb. inl
for only IZyC
Maple Ready Spread, for frosting,
cake f ilier, puddings, etc., ry E
1-lb. jars for
Steel Cut Coffee, Early Dawn,
roasted fresh daily, 3-lb.
cans 7o, lb. cans..
ery
Bulletin
27c
Larrowe's New York Buckwheat,
genuine old-fashioned, 9-rn
lb. sacks OJvC
Chow Chow, Cross & Blackwell's,
quart 65, pint 3o(S
pint jar "OC
Marmalade, Cross & Blackwell's,
dozen $2.85, jar for or
only. OC
Laundry Soap, White Bear, large
size, one of the finest oq
white soaps, 10 bars OIC
Beans, Monopole Baby Refugee,
finest quality, string- 1 Ti
less, dozen $2, can... A yC
Ninth Flor, Fifth Street.
This 26-Piece Set
Oneida Community
Par Plate Silver
$7.49
Beautiful high-grade silverware
at so low a price that every one
can afford one of these handsome
sets, as illustrated. Beautiful
"Primrose" design. Set consists of
six medium knives, six medium
forks, six teaspoons, six table
spoons, one sugar shell and one
butter knife in mahogany finished
chest. Very special today, set $7.49.
Guaranteed
For 10 Years
Silverware Shop. Main Floor.
This Berkey & Gay
Nest of Four Tables
In Solid 1 (2 rj p-
Mahogany nPVJ-' -
Practical and artistic four tables that take up
only the space of one here is a desirable addition
to any home. . The Berkey & Gay shop mark is
in every one a guarantee of perfection in work
manship and material. Quality considered, the
price is extremely moderate.
Sold on our easy payment plan and held for
future delivery if desired.
Furniture Gift Shop. Ninth Floor
75c 50-Inch
CRETONNE
YARD, 53c
Beautiful cretonnes, wide enough
to split, thus affording you an op
portunity' to curtain your windows
at a handsome saving. Graceful
patterns and prettily colored.
$2.50-$2.60 PAIR
CURTAINS $2.20
Very substantial Marquisette cur
tains, durable and attractive. Simply
lace trimmed easily laundered.
Curtain Shop. Seventh Floor.
Do Your Housecleaning the Easy, Thorough Way
Join the 'Hoover' Club
Don't phone the carjet cleaners phone for a Hoover
Suction Sweeper make your housecleaning easy
clean your carpets on the floor and end forever the
hardest part of housecleaning.
THE HOOVER SUCTION SWEEPER
is the only electric carpet sweeper and vacuum clean
er combined. With the patented electric-driven brush
of soft hair, all lint, thread and dirt
adhering to the rug or carpet are
swept up. It makes your floor cover
ing look like new.
Let Us Demonstrate in Your Home
No Charge for This Service.
Hoover Suction Sweepers Sold for $5
Down, Balance in Small Payments.
Carpet Shop, Seventh Floor.
WEDDING SECRET IS OUT
O. B. Ballou, Auto Accessory Man,
3 Married Several Weeks Ago.
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"Although O. B. Ballou, president of
the wholesale automobile accessory
firm of Ballou & Wright, and Emma K.
Kellogg, both of Portland, were mar
ried quietly in Tacoma nearly a month
ago. Uie fact has been known only to
a few close friends and relatives.
Z The wedding was planned to take
place early in the Fall with a trip
through California to follow. As the
appointed day arrived, unexpected con
tingencies required Mr. Ballou's pres
ence In Portland, which caused a post
ponement of the trip, but the weddingbrary.
was carried through quietly at the time
set, their plans to be announced more
fully when arrangements could be
made for their journey, which is' to
take place in the near future.
For more than 20 years Mr. Ballou
has been associated with Charles F.
Wright, originally in Great Falls,
Mont., but for the past 16 years In
Portland. A branch house Is operated
in Seattle.
Centralia to Hear Recital.
CENTRAL.IA. Wash.. Nov. 7. (Spe
cial.) The second number on Cen
tralia's Lyceum course will be given in
the High School Auditorium Thursday
night. Miss Zora Augusta Shaw will
give a dramatic recital. of 'The Melt
ing Pot." The first number on the
course netted $100 for the Carnegie Li-
MINE CLOSED AFTER FIRE
Mendota 'Company Expects to Re
sumo Operations Soon.
CENTRALIA, Wash.. Nov. 7. (Spe
cial.) As the result of a fire that
swept through one of the tunnels of
the Mendota Coal & Coke Company's
mines at Mendota the mines are shut
down. Operations, however, will prob
ably be resumed Thursday.
The fire broke out Friday night.
The tunnel was sealed immediately.
A heavy stream of water was turned
into the tunnel and the blaze subdued.
The tunnel is being cleared of damp,
however, before operations are re
sumed. The monetary loss will be consider
able, as the burned section was only
recently retimbered. B. H. Johnston,
president of the company, says that he
feels gratified that the fire was ex
tinguished without the loss of life or
injury to any of the miners.
Grand Mound Pastor Resigns.
CENTRALIA. Wash.. Nov. 7. (Spe
cial.) Rev. H. W. Thompson has re
sumed the pastorate at the Grand
Mound Church, delivering his first ser
mon Sunday, since his return from a
five months" visit in the East, lour
ing Rev. Mr. Thompson's absence the
Grand Mound pulpit has been filled by
Rev. Frank Day.
Waterproof knapsacks made of liorae hair
have been invented by a Japanese army of
Iicer,
PASCO MAN IS SUICIDE
William Pritcliard Drinks Carbolic
Acid When Despondent.
PASCO, Wash.. Nov. 7. (Special.)
William Prltchard, a barber, who has
be.en In the employ of W. L. Reno, of
this city, for the past year, committed
suic)de at his rooms here Sunday night
by drinking carbolic acid.
The man was about 30 years of age,
and his former wire and son are said to
reside at Cottonwood. Idaho. His par-i
ents reside at Vancouver, Wash. The
body is at the Lee-Perry undertaking!
rooms, awaltinir instructions from rela- I
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Friday Is Armenian Day
DON'T FORGET TO
Have That Dollar Ready
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