Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 04, 1917, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOXIAN, TnURSDAT, JANUARY 4, 1917. MANY EQUALLY GOOD UNADVERTISED SPECIALS ALL OVER THE STORE LOOK FOR THE SALE CARDS $2.75 Curtains $2.15 A splendid opportunity to beautify your win dows with handsome lace-trimmed Marquisette curtains and save at the same time. These finely trimmed curtains, so much preferable to the plain variety, reduced today from $2.75 to, pair $2.15. Curtain Shop, Seventh Floor MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT $14.85 Third day of our sale of suits and overcoats for men and young men all styles and sizes good Winter weights. f Men's Clothing Shop. Third Floor OUR FOUR-D AYS' SALE OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS Enters on its second day cooking sets and kitchen utensils of all kinds at very unusual sav ings. Come in today. Basement, Fifth St. Expert Chiropodist in constant attendance in our Beauty Shop. All foot ills quickly, easily and effectually removed. Make appointments by phone or personal visit. Charges most moderate. Courteous attention. Your complete satisfaction assured. Fifth Floor. Fifth Street. JTHt QuALmf Store or- PokxlAXD Fhe Golden Sands of Economy Are Running Fast in Meier, & Frank's Great j 20 AIN IN U JLt oAlJtL, KJklVllN AJN 1 b A1NJJ UUJJb Cs? JiJN JJb h ' .I -ii A Men's Flannelette Sleeping Garments Extra Special Sale of Parisian Ivory at j J 5 : : : -- ; A fine assortment of Parisian Ivory pieces, jf) I Warm Night Shirts and Pajamas at Special Prices wr i nO?ecrC ' &S&ffif f& i J ; : : Y OIjICTI S I 9 ft Tji 111 PiH Included are hair brushes, mirrors, picture frames, puff 5 g fSk -j , I , pi i , ,T , . ' O Jxi.iJXJk boxes, toilet sets, trays, nail files, button hooks, etc Our 5 S yNT iNlgllt Shirts I Men S Jra jamas regular low marked prices are reduced for this sale to P. A , . , . . t exactly V-i. I I I I ! 1 Comfortable flannelette night shirts in a good medium weight. N Full cut gar ments. All made with military collar. Night Shirts Special 98c Good length, roomy garments in three styles: military collar, trimmed with silk frogs, and V-neck or roll collar styles finished with neat braid trim. Nigl SP tit Shirts ecial $1.45 Extra quality heavy flannelette night shirts in low neck or military collar style with double silk frogs and braid trim. Medium weight flannelette pajamas with military collar or low neck and fin ished with silk frogs or braid. Very special, suit $.1.49. Men's Pajamas Special $1.85 Good quality flannelette pajamas in a comfortable medium weight. Full cut garments. Military collar style and fin ished with silk frogs. Men's Pajamas ecial $2.45 Sp Best grade flannelette pajamas, extra well made, trimmed with silk frogs and braid. With military collar. Men's Furnishings Shop, Main Floor. $7.45 A large group of dresses to go-on sale regardless of former prices. ' Included are dresses of CREPE DE CHINE, TAFFETA, NETS AND . PRACTICAL SERGES Dresses for all occasions light shades for evening wear and practical, one piece dark serges and wools for street and business. All on special sale at $7.45. Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor, 98c COVERALL APRONS Special 75 c A large lot -of good percale aprons made in the popular coverall style neatly trimmed and finished with belt. Cut extra full and large. Special values for this sale at 75c $3.00 TO $4.00 NURSES WHITE DRESSES, S2.59 A special lot of poplin, pique and Indian head dresses. Broken lines, so there are not all sizes in the lot. Special $2.59. Third Floor. Sixth Street. 15c TO 50c YD. RIBBONS REDUCED TO YARD 5c A big cleanup of narrow ribbons mainly fancy figured grosgrain bands, 1 to 3 inches wide. Values from 15c to 50c yard in this sale at only 5c. Ribbon. Shop, Main Floor. Women's & Children's "ATHENA" Underwear About Off Women's Smartest Neckwear Regularly From 50c to $10 In This Sale at 25d to $5 All odds and ends, broken assortments and discontinued lines of collars, vestees, sets, fichus, fancy frills, etc., of organdie, voile and broadcloth. Some are plain and tailored in style; others are prettily em broidered, many with touches of handwork. All in the newest and most popular shapes. A few pieces slightly soiled from han dling, but many are perfectly fresh and crisp. All are wonderfully attractive and splendid bargains at HALF PRICE. Neckwear Shop, Main Floor. Today begins a great disposal of famous "Athena" underwear, the underwear that is TAILORED to fit and DOES fit the figure as the glove fits the hand. Among the special features that give Athena underwear its unsur passed comfort qualities, its daintiness and tailored fit Ave call to your particular attention the following: Patented seat, consisting of an extra plait so fitted on either side that it gives just the necessary fullness without needless cloth to fold or wrinkle and remains closed whether the wearer is- sitting or standing. Three-cornered gusset so shaped and placed that it prevents any strain at the thigh, thus assuring longer wear. The regular prices of these garments are reduced about 1-3 for this sale. WOMEN'S $1.25 UNION SUITS, 89c Medium weight cotton in all good Winter styles and broad range of sizes. Regu lar sizes 89c. $1.50 extra sizes $1.09. WOMEN'S $2.25 UNION SUITS, $1.67 Medium weight mercer ized lisle in -white. High and Dutch neck; long sleeves, jlbow sleeves and sleeveless; ankle length. Regular sizes $1.67. $2.50 extra sizes for $1.95. WOMEN'S $1.73 UNION SUITS, $1.35 Wool and cotton, medium heavy weight in white and gray. High neck and long sleeves, ankle length. Regu lar sizes $1.35. $2.00 extra sizes $1.45. WOMEN'S $3.50-$4.00 UNION SUITS, $2.55 Fine merino and silk and wool fabric, assorted styles. Highest standard quality. Regular sizes $2.55. $4.00 $4.50 extra sizes $2.95. WOMEN'S 63c VESTS, PANTS, 44c Medium weight cotton in assorted styles and sizes. Regular sizes 44c. 75c extra sizes 58. WOMEN'S $1.25 VESTS, PANTS, . 85c Fine wool. Vests high neck and long sleeves, pants ankle length. Broken sizes. Regular sizes 85c. $1.50 ex tra sizes $1.05. WOMEN'S $1.75 VESTS, PANTS, $1.35 Extra quality merino. As sorted Winter styles. Broken sizes. Regular sizes $1.35. $2.00 extra sizes, $1.45. WOMEN'S $2.50 VESTS, PANTS, " $1.59 Fine quality-Bilk and wool. Vests with high and Dutch neck, long and elb oiw sleeves. Pants ankle length. Regular sizes $1.59. $2.75 extra sizes $1.75. CHILDREN'S $1.25 UNION SUITS, 95c Wool and cotton. High Deck, long sleeves, drop seat, ankle length; broken sizes. Sizes 2 to 10 years 95c $1.50 union suits, sizes 12 to 16, at $1.05. CHILDREN'S 75c UNION SUITS, 57c Medium weight cotton; assorted styles and sizes. Sizes 2 to 10 years 57c. 85c onion suits, 12 to 16, at 67. -Knit Underwear Shop. Main Floor. Sale Chiffons, Laces and Fine Metal Cloth $4.00 to $5.00 Chiffons, Yard S3.29 $6.00 to $7.50 Chiffons, Yard S5.00 40-inch novelty chiffons and Georgettes on light and dark ground, with designs in gold and silver. Charming for bodices and party frocks when combined with tulle. Exceptionally good qualities and very spe cial values! $2.50-$2.75 SHADOW LACE 1.69 36-inch black silk shadow and Chantilly allover lace for blouses. Both large and small designs are included. Yard only $1.69. 98c METAL CLOTH, YARD 75 36-inch metal cloth for evening frocks and fancy blouses, special at, yard 75c. 8c-10c LACES, YARD 5 12c-18c LACES, YD. lOd Elyrian laces the double-thread Val. that is so durable. Edges and insertions on special sale. 8c-10c LACES, YARD 5 Torchon and round-mesh Val. laces, 14 to 1 inch in width. Special at, yard 5c. Lace Shop. Main Floor. Boys'$50ver coats at $2.95 Fine cheviots in plain blue, brown and gray, fancy mixtures and popular gray chinchilla overcoats. Styles are new and up to date and include smart "Pinch Backs," models with half belt and belt all around. Well tailored, well finished little garments. Every coat flannel lined a feature which will recommend these gar ments to boys and parents, too, these cold days. All sizes for boys from to 10 years. Very special today, these good $5.00 overcoats $2.95. Boys' Clothing' Shop, Third Floor. $3.50 Cut Glass Bowls $2.39 Rich cut glass bowls, made of clear glass blanks in com bination floral and miter cut ting, as illustrated. All are 8-inch size. Today $2.39 in stead of $3.50. Limited num ber come early. Basement. Fifth Street. G rocery Specials Perfection Flour, limit 1 sack to customer, 49-lb. sacks $1.69 Apple Butter, absolutely pure, none delivered, per pound 10 Asparagus Tips, Griffon Brand, one of the best; dozen $2.20; per can 19. ' Ground Pepper, guaranteed strict ly pure; 1-lb. pkg. 27c; -lb. pkg. for 150. Salt, fine quality, will not cake, 10-pound sacks 14. Coffee, M. & F. Special blend, regular 40c grade, per lb. 290 Potted Tuna, fine for sandwiches and lunches, 4 cans for 2o Clam Nectar, guaranteed new pack, No. 1 cans 50. Peeled Peaches,' fine quality, price per pound, only 100. Apricots, choice quality, medium size, per pound 150. Naptha Soap, Economy Brand, medium-size bars, 10 bars 290 Ninth Floor. Fifth Street. New Welworth Blouses $2 All those .who know our Wel worth blouses and their number is legion know how. greatly superior they are to other waists selling at this very modest figure. Evidence of this "Welworth superiority is ex emplified in the new models that go on sale today for the first time. The agency for these famous blouses is confined in Portland to Meier & Frank's. . Blouse Shop, Fourth Floor. 3-DAYS' SALE RUBBER GOODS Thursday, Friday and Saturday you will find many exceptional special of ferings in rubber- goods of highest quality here! Every article in this sale is taken right out of our regular lines of splendid, dependable goods. $2.60 Combination Water Bottle and Syringe full 2 -quart capacity. Ma roon rubber guaranteed C" QQ for 1 year.. . . . ; J)AOI $1.75 Water Bottle of mottled rubber seamless, 2 -quart, guar- fl" "I Q anteed for 1 year jAXl $2.00 Water Bottle, of seamless rub ber 2 -quart size guar- QQ anteed for 2 years pAOi Fountain Syringe, size 2, of 7Qp red rubber. Guaranteed I 7U $1.75 Fountain Syringe. Full capacity. of maroon rubber. Guar anteed for 1 year , 50c Bulb Syringe. Special at OQ, only .'. $2.00 Spray Syringe, of white or ma roon rubber. Special to- J- QQ day at pA07 2-quart Knoleak Water Bottle, of ma roon rubber. Full capac- (PI OfT ity. Guaranteed 1 year P -J .$1.19 3-quart Knoleak Water Bottle, ma roon rubber guaranteed for 1 year. Full capacity Size 2 Flannel-covered Water Bottle. Guaranteed for 1 year. Spe cial at.. 25c Infant's Syringe, special at only i Ear and Ulcer Syringe, spe cial today at $1.00 Miller's Rubber Gloves, special at 50c Rubber Gloves, special to- QQ day at 07U 25c Thermosac Hot Water Bot- -JOp tie Covers assorted colors. .. .-a-U 35c Rubber Complexion "1 Qf Brushes, special J. 57 U 75c Complete Combination Attach ments for making hot water fZQr bottle into a syringe. JJ 65c Infants' Hot Water Bottle, it n special at TJL FAMOUS SUPERBA RUBBER GOODS "Superba" stands for water-bottle perfection. Made of extra heavy rub ber, ' reinforced seams, with extra large syringe attachments and guar anteed for 2 years. S-quart Superba Water CJO JTA Bottle. Full capacity pi0J 3-quart Superba Syringe. Full capacity 3-cuart Superba ' Combination Bottle and Fountain Syr- QQ T A inge. Full capacity pO.JVJ 2-quart , Superba Combination Water Bottle and Fountain Syr- QQ Oft inge. Special at pO.V7l7 $1.50 Mx 17c Q59y 59c (. S2.50 Water A . I Rubber Goods Shop Main Floor PORTLAND THIRD IN WAGES t Averages Computed From. 37 1m- portant Cities of United States. ?7. Amor 37 important cities of the United States Portland holds third jrlace In the average wag's paid working-men. according- to the findings of Professor W. F. Ogburn. of Heed Col ge, and Esther Kelly, in a survey ,-trhich Is printed in the American Sta tistical Review. ' The highest average wage per hour 4n 10 trades Is paid In Seattle and Is 71 eents. in San Francisco it is 69 and in "Portland 67. ." An average made In 35 trades shows San Francisco highest with 66 cents, Seattle second with 64 cents and Port-' land third with 61 cents. In striking the averages o 10 trades, the investigators used the following lines of work: Bricklayers, carpenters, painters, plasterers, plumbers, gas- fitters, day compositors in book and job printing, day compositors in news paper work, and day and night lino type operators. Chehalis Pastor Resigns. CHEHALJS, Wash., Jan. 3 (Special) Rev. . A. H. Chittenden, for eight years pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Chehalis, read his resigna tion Sunday. No cause was given and he did not say what he will do. The resignation came as a surprise to everyone. LATE PROWLER FINED $20 Special Officer Tells of Chasin; Charles Vogel From Store. Charles Vogel, 22, was fined $20 by Municipal Judge Langguth yesterday morning on an after-hours charge. He was arrested by Patrolman Dalrymple on complaint of James Boyd, a special officer, at 1:30 in the morning. The special officer testified that he found the door to a store at 233 Mor rison street open and entered to make an investigation. He disiyvered Vogel in the store, and the young man ran down Morrison street. The special of ficer testified that the fugitive ap peared to throw something away, and that in a search afterward discovered a cloth-wrapped section of gas pipe in the street. In the defendant's room were found two cartons of cigarettes and other goods, which he claimed to be right fully In possession of. Nothing was missing from the store. ' Willamette Classes Resume. WILLAMETTE TTNTVKRSITY. Salem. Or., Jan. 3. (Special.) -The Christmas vacation ended here today and classes were resumed this morning. The va cation was shorter than usual, but the students are pleased with Dr. Xoney'e policy of cutting all vacations to the minimum length, thus making it pos sible to close earlier in the Spring. Read The Oregonlan -classified ads. INDUSTRY TO BE SCREENED Films of Portland Plants to Be Shown at Reed College. A series of moving pictures of some of Portland's principal Industries will be shown at Reed College at the first two assemblies following the Christ mas recess. This morning at 11 o'clock films will be shown of the fol lowing companies: Northwest Steei Company. Portland Cas & Coke Com pany, Peninsula Industrial Company, and the Pacific Coast -Coal Comsany. January 11 at 11 o'clock the films to be shown include the Union Meat Com pany, Coast Culvert tt Flume Company, Independent Cracker Company and Flelshner. Mayer Company. Explanatory talks will be given by II. B. Hastings and W. C Morgan, of the faculty. These films are shown In connection with the college courses in commerce and Industries and are a part of the extension courses on com mercial and industrial methods. The weekly assembly is always open to the public Pioneer Resident Passes On. ROSEBURG. Or.. Jan. 3. (Special.) A. H. Loiier. pioneer resident of Ore gon and for the past two months a member of the Oregon Soldiers' Home, died here yesterday. Mr. Loiier was born in New Jersey and was a veteran of the Civil War. He was 76 years of age and was admitted to the home from Grants Pass, where he lived for many years. He la survived by a wife, who arrived here late yesterday in re sponse to a telegram announcing the serious illness of her husband. Mrs. Lorier lives at Grants Pass. "TTrmv rrrwT",",ffrT rrm v f rig mETAL polis Miket old m0ti n. Keeps all ppl t&hd metl bright. TheonJy stvf e polish to qm oa alumlnnm mm It oontaini mivher acid nor ammon iv. Put on ft QQicsL, lasting luster. Bold In two sis cans by all Grocery, Hardware and Drag Ptorni. L for th Phots m Can.