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Double ?U" Stamps Today jggg AH Over the Store!
Charge Purchases Made Today Go On Your January Bill Payable February 1
ART STATUARY
CUT GLASS, SILVERWARE
DINNER SETS, CLOCKS
ELECTRIC LAMPS
ON THIRD FLOOR.
GIFT FURNITURE
CEDAR WARDROBE CHESTS
ELECTRIC CLEANERS
BLANKETS, COMFORTERS
CURTAINS. 3D FLOOR.
UNDERMUSLINS
CORSETS, ART NEEDLEWORK
NOVELTIES, INFANTS'
AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL
MODEL GROCERY
BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN
ON 4TH FLOOR.
PICTURES, KODAKS, PHONO
GRAPHS, 4TH FLOOR.
CHRISTMAS GLOVES
HOSIERY, RIBBONS, UMBREL
LAS, NECKWEAR, SCARFS
BAGS, HANDKERCHIEFS
JEWELRY, MAIN FLOOR.
TABLE LINENS
BATH SETS, TOWELS AND
FANCY LINENS OF
ALL KINDS FOR XMAS
GIFTS. ON MAIN FLOOR,
ON SECOND FLOOR.
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1916.
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Worn en's New
Leather Bags
At $3.50
Main Floor Women's high-grade
Hand Bags of real leather. Very
best of workmanship throughout,
shown in great many different;
styles and shapes. Plain or fancy
lining. All have latest in- Qyi CA
side fittings. Priced at PJJ"
Ma n i cu re i Sets
At y4 off
Main Floor Manicure Sets in real
leather cases or in roll-ups. Fitted
with from 3 to 12 articles in mother-of-pearl,
ivory or ebony. Take
your choice Saturday at M OFF.
$1.00 Sets now priced only 750
$3.50 Sets now priced at $2.63
$5.00 Sets now priced at $3.75
$7.50 Sets now priced at $5.63
15.00 Sets now priced $11.23
Giftlvory
Main Floor
Main Floor Hundreds of arti
cles suitable for Christmas
gifts Clocks, Manicure Sets,
Calendars, Talcum Box Holders,
Hair Receivers, Mirrors, Can
dlesticks, Jewel Boxes, Nail
Polishers, Dressing Combs, etc
Perfumes
Main FIcor We show a com
plete stock of standard per
fumes, Toilet Waters, Extracts,
Soaps, Sachets, Face Powders,
Creams, etc.
IMPORTED LINES
Coty's, Roger & Gallet, Ker
koff's Violette, Piver's Houbi
gants, Ed Pinaud's and Bous
gois. .
DOMESTIC LINES
Richard Hudnut, Colgate's,
Melba, Mauripe, Williams', Mi
ro Dina, Palmer's and others.
Put Perfumes on your list.
Large Oranges
25c Doz.
Model Grocery, Fourth Floor Ex
tra special for Saturday. Fine
large Oranges, juicy and
sweet the dozen at only 3C
Delivered only with other pur
chases made in the Grocery Dept.
Turkeys, Ducks
Chickens
and delicatessen specialties of all
kinds delivered in perfect condition
from our new refrigerating cases.
Gifts- She Will Appreciate
Manicure Set.
Silk Hosiery.-
Gloves.
Silk Umbrella.
Fancy Neckwear.
Dainty Undermuslins.
Watch, Ring, Brooch.
Candy, Stationery.
Silverware, Cut Glass.
Handbag, Purse.
House Slippers.
Bath Robe, Kimono.
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)8$ ffjE: StarjcJarcf Stare of Tfje FJarifrnsi &.
L Olds Mori man sdOeg 1
Gifts He Will Appreciate
Smoking Set.
Gillette Razor. ,
Manicure Set.
House Coat. 1
Pajamas, Night Robe.
Dress Shirt.
Traveling Bag.,
Neckwear, Cuff Links.
Umbrella, Stick Pin.
House Slippers.
Bath Robe.
Hosiery, Gloves, Boxed Sets.
And Nowf or the Last Day of Our GreatestXmas Season!
Sale of Ribbon Novelties
A 1 Worth
Up to
$6.50 at Va Off
35c Hair Bow Rihbons 25c
Main Floor--Dainty articles made
up in ribbons, such as Vanity
Bags, Pin Cushions and Coat
Hangers. Articles" up
to $6.50 all now- at $ JIL
Main Floor Hairbow Ribbon in
every wanted plain color, also in
fancy stripes. Taffetas, moires,
etc. Width 5 to 6 inches, r.
Values, to S5c, priced, yard
75c Fancy Collars 49c
M31n Floor Extra Bpecial offering for Saturday: Women's New
Collars of Georgette Crepe styled with sailor back and hand-embroidered
in different patterns. Also Broadcloth Collars in vari- AQ
ous styles. These are splendid 75c qualities. Choice Saturday ' '
Pattern Hats V2 Price
None Reserved
Second FloorWhy not a beautiful
new Hat for that giljtT Here's ymiTWS.v rv,-;. ; , , ; ...j.
opportunity to choose from scores o J8
exquisite models and pay just half 'iQZPL
the regular price. Black Hats,
White Hats, Colored Hats, small and
large effects Choice at PRICE.
$10.00 Pattern Hats now at .$5.00
$15.00 Pattern Hats now at $7.50
$20.00 Pattern Hats now $10.00
$25.00 Pattern Hats now $12.50
ALL CORSAGE BOUQUETS V Oft
MILLINERY FLOWERS REDUC'D
2 Other Special's in Trimmed Hats
LOT 1 Trimmed Hats in large
and small styles and in leading
colors. Formerly priced (T C fx
from $6.50 on tip to P-" JlJ
LOT 2 Trimme.d Hats formerly
selling up to $8.50 grouped for
Saturday and priced very j Crt
special at low figure of P"JV
WITH MATCHLESS SERVICE COURTEOUS, ENERGETIC
SALESPEOPLE VAST STOCKS AND REASONABLE PRICES, this
store will be the center of attraction for Christmas shoppers Saturday.
Hundreds of unadvertised specials will be found In all departments.
Carry Your Small Parcels
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This will help to a great extent in relieving the congestion in the
delivery department. There will be no evening shopping do your
buying in the morning if possible. -
Pleasing Gifts for Women
Bath Robes
Second Floor Women's and Misses' Bath Robes
made up of splendid quality materials in attractive
patterns and colors. Priced today at $2.48 and up.
CORDUROY KIMONOS, all colors $2.03 up.
GIFT WAISTS priced special from $3.00 and up.
GIFT WAISTS from $15 and up at Vu OFF
Silk Petticoats
Second Floor Silk Petticoats are always acceptable,
no matter how many one may have. Our stock em
braces a wide range of styles, materials and colors.
Specially pricecT for Saturday's selling" at $3.60 up.
WOOL SWEATERS at Special Prices Saturday.
WOMEN'S COATS SPECIAL $0.08 AND UP.
WOMEN'S SUITS SPECIAL $12.40 AND UP.
Misses' and Child's
Fur Sets Reduced
, Second Floor t
This includes our entire stock
of Misses' and Children's Fur
Sets on display in Fashion Salon,
on the Second Floor of the store
Boudoir Sets
and Caps
Boudoir Sets cap and slippers
to match. Priced at 08 and up.
Boudoir Caps in dozens of pretty
styles. Priced at 43 to $4.08
Double stamps with purchases.
Last Day Shopping News Man's Store
Gifts That All Men Like
COAT SWEATERS in all the
wanted colors. V-neck or ruff -neck
styles. Priced $3,50 to $8.50
INTERWOVEN HOSE put up in
attractive Christmas box. Silk,
silk lisle, cotton. Prices range
from 25 on up to $1.50 pair.
GARTER AND BELT SETS put
up in Xmas box. 750 to $1.25.
BOXED SUSPENDERS in all
styles and colors. Price $1 and $2
Headquarters for Men's Gloves,
Umbrellas, Shirts, Handkerchiefs,
Underwear, Hats and Caps, etc.
Specials for Saturday'
MEN'S UNION SUITS medium weight, $1.50 quality now for $1.19
MEN'S SILK SHIRTS Broken lines, $5.00 grade, special at $3.50
MEN'S Flannelette Pajamas, $1.25, $1.50 grades, special now at $1.10
PLAIN LINEN KERCHIEFS 20c grade, priced special, 2 for 25
Special Skowiug of
House Coats
Main Floor Every man needs a
House Coat and every man can be
suited at this store. All colors,
best of workmanship. Priced for
Saturday at $3.05 up to $15.00
Bath'Robes
$330 to $18j00
Main Floor Warm, comfortable
Robes made up in splendid mate
rials. Good selection of new pat
terns. Prices range $3.50 to $18
Neckwear Sale
85c Ties, Special 65c
$1.50Ties,Now$i;i9
$2.00Ties,Now$1.50
, $2:50 to $4Ties $2. 00
Thousands -of Men's Ties will find new own
ers here Saturday, for we shall sell practically
our entire stock at drastic price reductions. All
fresh new merchandise good selection of pat
terns and colors latest wide-end styles.
Extra Special '
Two
Boys' 55 Suits
At $4.85
Main Floor Parents who prefer buying useful
gifts will appreciate the very unusual offer
ing.. About 200 Boys' Suits, with two pairs
pants, will be closed out at above price.' Smart,
new Norfolk models. Pants full lined with
taped seams. Good range of patterns, colors
and fabrics. Sizes In the lot for QC
boys 6 to 17. Sale price, the-6ult P i.OD
Santa Clans
In Toyland
SATURDAY will be the last day
Santa will be here, so let the chil
dren come and see him before he
starts back to his home in the far
north country, where he will re
main for a whole year. Santa will
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from 10 to. 12 and 2 to 5 o'clock.
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AlittAINlUAL. TOYS, GAMES
MECCANO OUTFITS
WHEEL GOODS,PHONOGRAPHS
KODAKS, SPORTING GOODS
r - fell
$1.25 Boxed Handkerchiefs
. Saturday 98c Box
Main Floor At the above price for Saturday only. This special offer
includes all Women's Handkerchiefs in white and colored designs,
selling in the usual way at $1.25 a box. Shop early. $1.25 QQ
boxed Handkerchiefs, special for Saturday's selling at only'OC
. Sale of Fancy Scarfs
WOMEN'S Angora Knit Wool
Sport Scarfs with fancy colored
borders scarfs from broken sets,
well worth $1.00; on sale '7Qri
Saturday at only, each C
KNIT WOOL CAPS, these are
also from broken ses. Several
different styles and colors. Caps
worth up to 75c. Priced 1Q'
special for Saturday at
All Evening Scarfs, One-Half Price
Main Floor Saturday you may take your choice of all Women's
Fancy Evening Scarfs of tulle in wanted party shades richly em
broidered in silver and gold Scarfs marked to sell at $4.50 up to
$7.50. Priced special for Saturday's selling at ONLY HALF PRICE.
Sensible Gifts for Girls
Undei"priced
Second Floor Our Children's Wear Section of
fers many exceptional bargains in practical, use
ful gifts. Mothers will find it to their advan
tage to visit this Department Saturday morning,
Girls' Coats Reduced
Second'FIoor Girls' Coats in latest Winter mod
els some with belts; others in loose flaring
styles. Practically every wanted material and
color here for your choosing at Special PRICES.
Girls' Party Dresses
At y4 Off
Second Floor Beautiful new models of fancy vel
vets and silks in all colors and styles. Sizes for
girls 8 to 14 years of age. $1175 J CIL
to $26.50 Dresses on sale today7' at 4 V-'H
Girls' Party Dresses Now at 3 Off
. Bath Robes $2.25 to $3.85
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Second Flor Girls' Party Dresses
jn charming new models trimmed
;with Jaces and ribbons. Crepe de
chine and net. Ages 8 to inter
mediate. -Dresses of 1 fCC
' $9.85 to $21r.50 grades 73 W1A
Second Floor Special low prices
on all girls' and children's Bath
Robes for Saturday. Fancy floral
designs, plaids 'and Indian effects.
Ages 6 to 14 years. The sale prices
range from $2.25 up to $3.85
GIRLS' RAIN CAPES in guranteed colors priced $2.75 and $4.25
A ll In fan ts ' Novelties Reduced
Second Floor This includes Infants' Fancy Silk Robes and Quilts. Hand
Embroidered Cassimere Sacques, Wrappers and many other articles suit
able for Christmas gifts. Shop early in the day and avoid the crowds.
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FBAZER DETENTION HOME INMATES
VILli RECEIVE GIFTS.
Rotary Organization Member Prepare
to Entertain Tonngstera With
' Celebration af Benson.
The Rotary Club will be Santa Claus
to the children of the Frazer Detention
Home at their annual Chrjstmas cele
bration at the Benson Hotel at t o'clock.
For mere than a month little banks
have been on the desks of each member
of the club and he has been expected
to deposit his email chance there for
the Chriatmaa celebration. Every 10
days C. B. Waters, chairman of the
committee, rounded them up and col
lected the money, and now it is to be
spent on the "big: bust."
Claus is at the meeting- to Kive out the
gifts to the children. -
The following: committee will meet
at the People Market &. Grocery Com
pany Sunday mowing, where they will
get the baskets, each basket contain
ing; 75 pounds of food: N. G. Pike. John
C. English, W. D. McWaters, Winthrop
Hammond. S. C. Bratton, W. C. Garbe,
A. H. Brown, H." L. amp, Dr. Edmund
Myres, JobA A." Hewry.. G. W. Herron,
Tom Vaugrhan, Georsre D. Xiee, Dwlght
Edward, E. O. Dueker, C. L. Weaver,
George L. Baker, Phillip Neu, Jr.. I. M.
Walker, S. B. Cooke. A. M. Clarke. M.
Ia. Kline. Philip Buebke, F. D. Weber,
J. W. Vosan, James A. Coon, W. F.
Prler. C. C. Schenck. W. S. McGuire. H.
J. Cress, Frank Arlss, J. C. Zancker,
F. B. Layman. G. L. Shearer, W. F.
Scptt and J. C. Moore.
At the Benson grill the children will
be provided with a real Christmas din
ner, with all the trimmings. Each
chlljl'wiU be-given presents provided
by the club and members attending
luncheon are requested to bring any
additional presents they may so de
sire. There will be 50 boya and glrjs
from the Frazer Home.
BURGLARS. ROB 2 STORES
Cigars, Cigarettes, Knives and Cam
era Are Among Xioot-
Aglle thieve, gripped by the cigarette-hunger,
scaled the - Iron grating
before Noble & Loesch's cigar stand at
395 East Morrison, early yesterday, and
depleted the stock.
. Five boxes of choice cigar and seven
cartons of cigarettes were taken. De
tectives Golts and Howell have been
assigned to the investigation.
The Miller Drug Company's store at
Third and Couoh streets was unlocked
by a thief, who stole (wo dozen Jack
knives and a postcard camera.
OFFICIAL GETS PRESENT
GRAND JURP "ACCUSES" DEPUTY
- - JT. L HAMMERS LEY.
"Securing; the Regard and Good Win"
of Investigating; Body la "Crime"!
Smoking Jacket as Pnnianment.
Joseph L. Hammersley, the deputy
In the office of District Attorney Ev
ans, to whom the grand Jury work is
intrusted, was "indicted" yesterday for
the "crime" of "contributing and se
curing the regard and good will of the
December, 191, grand Jury." He was
served with this presentment at the
close of the morning session. It was
accompanied by a green box.
The green box contained a green
smoking Jacket of rich, texture, the
gift. of the grand Jurors..
The indictment said that, beginning
with December 4 and continuing to
date, Joseph L. Hammersley "did then
and there -unlawfully, feloniously, ani
with sinister Intent, purpose and de
sign, stealthily ingratiate himself into
the confidence, esteem an regard of
the members of the December, 1916,
grand Jury, by then and there diligent
ly. Impartially, and faithfully perform
ing the duties of Deputy District At
torney before the said grand Jury with
Justice and fairness to all; thereby
earning and securing the Individual
and collective regard and esteem of
said Jurors, contrary to the usual prac
tices In such cases, made and ex
pected." The unique document was signed by
G. A. Taylor, foreman; E.-H. Bullivant.
secretary; George Betx, John G. Tracy,
C. H. Enqulst, Charles W. Daniel and
M. R. Hybertson, jurors.
DR. PENCE DUE JANUARY 6
Westminster Tomorrow to Listen to
Sermons by Rev. H. S. Temnleton.
Westminster Presbyterian Church Is
expecting to have their new pastor. Dr.
Edward H. Pence, of Detroit. Mich., on
the first Sunday of the new year. He
will leave Detroit on January 2, and
should arrive here on Saturday, Jan
uary S.
On December SI. the last Sunday of
the year, Westminster will be favored
by having In the pulpit Rev. Robert H.
Milligan. pastor of Immanuel Presby
terian Church, of Tacoma. He is a
warm personal friend of Dr. Pence.
This Sunday, December 24. Westmin
ster people will have a former- pastor.
Rev. H. S. Templeton. who ha had a
part In the success of Westminster.
At the morning service, , at 10:80, his
subject will be "The Mirror of Miroe.
and In. the evening at 7:30 he will
speak on "The Lltrht of Life." a Christ
mas message. The choir will render
a special programme of Christmas
music.
CONVENTION PLAN IS TOPIC
Committee Named to Arrange for
Entertainment of Educators.
Under the leadership of the civic bu
reau and publicity and conventlona bu
reau of the Chamber of Commerce, one
of the biggest entertaining organize-'
tioae that has ever been developed In
Portland will be formed this Winter to
take care of .the entertainment of the
National Education. Association Conven
tion, which will be held here next Sum
mer. -
J. C. Alnswo'rth and Guy W. Talbot
will bead the committee and will call
a preliminary meeting shortly after
Christmas to begin the task of organi
zation. William McMurray toolt up the mat
ter of railroad rates yesterday.
Central Point Gets Minister.
ASHLAND. Or.. Dec. 22. (Special.)
Rev. M. C. Reed, who resides here, has
two out-of-town pastorates, having a- -cepted
a call to serve the Methodist
Gurnh at Central Point, In addition
to Talent. He will preach at Talent
Sunday morning and at Central Point
either in 'the afternoon or evening.
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HOLIDAY HINTS
Music in the Home Is
Happiness in the Home
Make your home happy. We can help you do this, as we have the
best in all lines of instruments and a complete stock to select from.
Holton Band Instruments
Buescher Band Instruments
Gibson Mandolins and Guitars
Orpheum Banjos and Mandolin
Banjos
Deagan Marimbaphonea, Xylo
phones and Bells
L e e d y Marimbaphonea, Xylo
phones, Bells, Drums and
Drummers' Supplies
Ludwig Drums
Violins, Cellos, Ukuleles
Music Vocal, Instrumental,
Band, Orchestra .
If It Pertains to Music, We Have It
SEIBERLING-LUCAS MUSIC CO.
123 FOURTH STREET
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