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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1917)
TITE' 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAN, TTIESDAT, 3'ANTJATtT 23, 1917. kMANY EQUALLY GDOD UNADVERTISED SPECIALS ALL OVER THE STORE LOOK FOR THE SALE CARDS 35c Burson Hose 17c 25c Silver Polish 10c Boys' Two -Pants Corduroy Suits at $4.95 In the face of a rising market on this merchandise, corduroy suits with two pairs of full-lined knickers at $4.95 are an unusual value. Good, sturdy corduroy in the popular mouse gray and golden brown colors. Made in the regulation Norfolk style, with three-piece belt and large patch pockets. Each suit has two pairs of full-lined knickers for $4.95. Boys' Clothing Shop, Third Floor Women's ribbed-top Burson hose in me dium weight cotton. Black only in sizes 84 and 9. Just a limited number of these splendid 35c hose today for 17c or three pairs for 50. Hosiery Shop, Main Floor Less than half price today for this splen did "Silva Putz" silver polish. Cleans and polishes all kinds of silverware, brassware and cut glass. A limited quantity at 10c. Silverware Shop, Main Floor Establish! Tut QjuALrrV Store op- Portland rytK. SocOy'Mi i iiin an. Double Savings Day in The White Sale and Sale Remnants and Odds & Ends 29 . I 8 7 Wonderful Bargains for Men! Seven big under-priced offerings in men's furnishings, every one of which. brings good quality furnishings at savings that will forcibly appeal to all men and women who buy for men. The entire spacious center aisle on our Fifth-street sjde is given over exclusively to this event booths and tables are heaped high with these spe cial offerings. In most instances we have sufficient quantities of these specials to withstand the onslaught of the many eager buyers who are sure to throng this aisle of bargains today, but wise shoppers will come early. MEN'S 15c, 17c and 25c SOX PAIR 10c 1800 pairs of fine cotton, mercerized and silk lisle hose in this great one-day cleanup. Such colors as black, tan, burgundy, green, cream and gray. All sizes to start with, but not all sizes in every color. Mostly size 10V&. $1.00 PARAGON SHIRTS FOR 65c 1400 of these dollar ehirts just unpacked. Good percale in brand new Spring patterns featuring black -and colored stripes. Fast colors, starched cuffs. All sizes. TO $1.00 SHIRTS FOR 39c An unprecedented low price for quick cleanup on an odd line of good glf shirts. Most ly seersucker cloth, in sizes 14 to 16. FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS 49c Good warm flannelette night . shirts at a price far below the actual present, value. Full cut garments in military, low and roll-collar styles. Sizes 15 to 19. PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Men's full size handker chiefs of good quality pure linen made with ',4 -inch hem. Buy a dozen or half dozen to day at 12 V&c each. 23c FOULARD SILK TIES 10c Less than half price today for these fine foulard, silk ties while a limited quantity re mains. - Mainly blue figured patterns, some pretty light shades included. 50c KNITTED SILK TIES 25c Pure silk accordion weave in a fine assortment of colors and patterns. Center Aisle, Main Floor. Graduates will find all articles of apparel and accessories here in fascinating array at lowest prices and their friends will find us supremely ready with gift suggestions. Perhaps this brief list will be of some assistance to you For Girls Handkerchiefs, Fans, Scarfs, Gloves, Silk Hosiery, Slippers, Slipper Buckles, Jewelry, Opera Glasses, Perfume, Corsage Bouquets, Work Baskets, Books, Pictures, Umbrellas. For Boys Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Sweaters, Silk Hose, Neck wear, Dress Shirts, Flash Lights, Tennis Rackets, Skates, Kodaks, Pennants, College Pillows, Fountain Pens, Books. - $10.00 to $15.00 Finest Corsets at $5.98 A very special sale of a number of handsome corsets selected from our regular stock! All are elegant cor sets of beautiful materials most' of them in fancy bro cades and in the newest, most popular models. There are not all sizes in each, style but all sizes are included in the lot. . An excellent opportunity to have a handsome, new corset at $5.98. EYERY CORSET FITTED IF DESIRED Corset Shop, Third Floor Special Sale Middy House Dresses Washable middy dresses neat for house wear comfortable to wear and easily laundered. A special Tuesday sale of two lots of these practical little dresses. $2.98 MIDDY DRESSES, $1.98 Sizes 36 to 44. Middy dresses made of imported cotton Jap crepe with striped middy and plain skirt or plain middy and striped skirt. Also galatea dresses with smocked middy. Broken assortments of styles and sizes almost all colors in the lot. $1.98 MIDDY DRESSES $1.27 Galatea cloth dresses trimmed with striped crepe. In slip-over style middy with tailored collar. The best $1.98 grade Tuesday for $1.27. . , Third Floor, Sixth Street Furs Are Now REDUCED! Now with the winter weather at its coldest the time you peed warm furs the most you can buy good, reliable furs here at splendid savings! AT 34 OFF ! Your unrestricted choice now of any Fox Set, Lynx, Fisher, Rac coon, Skunk and Beaver Set or Muff at exactly one-fourth off the All are beautifully made in latest styles. CHILDREN'S FURS REDUCED Special savings on good, warm and pretty furs for the younger daughter. All made in pretty youthful styles. ( Tiger and Natural Coney Sets, Tiger and Natural Coney Collars, $4.85. I $1.95. Tiger and Natural Coney Muffs, $2.95. ALL CONEY FURS, At , PRICE $8.50 Black or Brown Coney Shawl, $4.25- $7.50 Black or Brown Coney Capes, $3.75. -$6.00 Coney Animal Scarfs for $3.00. regular price! Animal for $4.50 Coney $2.25. ' $8.50 Flat Coney Pillow $4.25. $7.50 Flat Coney Pillow Muffs, $3.75. Fur Shop, Fourth Floor. Scarfs Muffs, One -Day Sale of Dainty Articles to Embroider Pretty, yet practical articles to embroider for gifts or your own personal use at good reductions in this sale Tuesday. 65c TO 5c BATH TOWELS, EACH 49d Bath towels of good quality Turkish toweling, stamped to embroider in lovely designs. Some with colored borders and stripes. STAMPED INDIVIDUAL TOWELS AT 35 A large assortment of individual towels, made of good Terry cloth and stamped in simple designs. Some with colored borders. DOILIES FOR BEGIN NERS TO WORK, lOcV Cunning little doilies stamped to embroider on white linette. In pretty simple designs for begin ners or children. Priced at 10c. 65c LAUNDRY BAGS SPECIAL AT 50 Laundry bags, all made and ready for use. Of pretty cretonnes in a vari ety of colors that will harmonize with any room. Art Needlework Shop, Second Floor. 98c Silk Nets Yard at 69c 40-inch silk dotted nets in dainty shades for evening frocks. Splen did quality on sale Tuesday 69c 25c TO 30c WASH LACES : 15c . Piatt Val and Point de Paris laces for undermuslins. Widths from 3 to "5 inches. Special Tuesday at 15c. 35c TO 50c EMBROIDERIES 25c Embroideries for Spring sewing lawn, nainsook and heavy cambric edges from 3 to 8 inches wide in neat eyelet patterns, some with Venise finish; flouncings from 12 to 17 inches wide in large and small designs for undermuslins and children's 'wear. Lace and Embroidery Shop, Main Floor. All Odds and Ends of Hand-Made Infants' Wear HALF PRICE Dainty hand-embroidered garments for the baby made by hand in pretty styles and hand-embroidered now at half price ! Quantities are limited. None on approval nor exchanged. HOOD SHAWLS and CAPES hand-embroidered and. made of finest wool cashmere. Regularly $3 to $12 Special at $1.50 to $6.60. . LONG DRESSES Of fine materials and trimmings. Hand made and embroidered.' Regularly -$5.00 to $8.00 Special at $2.50 to $4.00. . LONG PETTICOATS Sheerest and best materials all prettily made, embroidered and trimmed. " Regularly $2.00 to $4.98 Special $1 to $2.49. SHORT PETTICOATS And Gertrudes, entirely hand-made and hand-embroidered. Regularly. $1.50 to $2.50 Special at 75c to $1.25. . Baby Shop, Second Floor GROCERY SPECIALS "Wesson Oil, large size $1.10, OCi medium size 65c, small cans 0 Green Peas, 6-lb packages - rj - S9c, 2-lb. pkg. J-IV Butter, Royal Banquet, our own fresh churning, 2-lb. QQ brick , OOU Coffee, M & F Special blend, OQp our regular 40c grade, lb... Table Raisins, Imperial, Cluster, guaranteed new crop, regular "1 Op 25c extra large size, lb X7L Walnuts, new crop California bud ded soft shell, 30c grade, 25 (J Cottage Butts, fine quality, lean butts, average 2 to 3 pounds, " rT lb 1,L Raisins, loose Muscatel, large size, new crop, 3-lb. pkg. 25c, Lard, Swift's Silver Leaf, one of the purest and best, large $2.05, CHp medium $1.05, small pails .. UvFU GREAT SPECIAL SALE CANNED FOODS CONTINUES ALL WEEK. Ninth Floor, Fifth Street. Tapestry. Remnants V A large table arranged with these remnants of beautiful brocades, tapestries, velvets and cre tonnes at half price ! Excellent for table runners, scarfs and pillows. In many instances pieces are large enough for covering chairs. Regularly, Yard, $1.00 to $9.00 Today, Yard, 50 to 4.50 Drapery Shop, Seventh Floor Bamboo Bird Cages $2.00 size, 8 inches wide, 11 inches long, 13 Qt AQ inches high ipAerx $2.50 size, 10 inches wide, 12 inches long, 16 inches high ..... $3.00 size, 11 inches wide, 14 inches long, 18 inches high ..... CANARY BIRDS Good singers, healthy birds. Priced at $3.50. Basement, Fifth Street. $1.69 es wide, 14 $1.99 ""VRMOR " '"-t Four NewModels in Wirthmor Waists $1 Among the many things that commend these excep tional dollar waists is their absolute newness of style. And besides being new the styles are always neat, attrac tive and appealing, in fact, so much so that they never remain in our store but for a brief time. Four .'-new models just received and unpacked go on sale today for the first time. Here exclusively in Portland. As always ?1 as always worth more. Waist Shop, Fourth Floor Great Hurt Book Sale 25c Included in this great sale are popular fiction, children's picture books and odds and ends of series, regularly priced from 60c to $1.35, while quantities remain, 25c. $2.50 Heart Songs75c A special one-day sale of these $2.50 editions of Heart Songs for only 75c. 25cto60cVolumes 15c 1000 old volumes selling regularly from 25c to 60c, today 15c Book Shop. Basement Balcon. $6.00 to $10.00 Good Separate Skirts $4.85 TWO ILLUSTRATED A splendid assortment of separate skirts of serge, poplin and tweed for your choosing at this greatly re duced price.! The colors are navy, black, green, brown and checks and mixtures. The styles are plain tailored, yoked and pleated effects. Splendid skirts regu larly from $6 to $10 special in this sale at $4185. Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor 5 5 ran ASSAULT CASE SETTLED Jl'DCE LAXaGCTH REMITS FINE HE LEVIED AGAINST NONSTRIltERS. J. S. GUI and C D. GUI, Wk. Cont . plained of Attack by ITnlan Men. Asked Writ of Review. ; The writ of review assault case, growing out of the steelworkers' strike, which -was to have been heard in Cir cuit Court this week, perished at the court of its birth yesterday morning, before Municipal Judge Langguth. Two strikers, C. G. Wymore and A. H. Guy, in the early history "of the fctrike. attached X. &. Gill and C. E. Gill, nonstriking workmen, as the latter were on their way home. The ;illa rallied and chased one of the as sallants. catching him and Inflicting punishment. Then they had the pair arrested. Municipal Judge Langguth. to em phasize the necessity for forbearance, not only fined the strikers, but de clared the Gills were guilty of a similar offense. Strenuous vocal objection was lit once raised by Attorney Harold M. Sawyer, representing the Gills, who de clared that the court had exceeded Its authority. Attorney Sawyer then de manded a hearing In the Circuit Court on a writ of review. Yesterday morning Deputy City At torney Stadter asked Judge Langguth that the case be reopened and the re quest was granted. The fines against the Gills were then remitted and the case dismissed. Adelphlc Club Meets Today. The semi-monthly business and so cial meeting of the Adelphic Literary and Musical Club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Kimmons, 932 East Eighteenth street North, at 8:15 P. M. today. All members are urged to be present ' aa It is an Important meeting. . . x . HOPE SEEN .IB WOMEN MRS. ALEXANDER THOMPSON SAYS THEY CAW PURIFY POLITICS. Representative From The Dalle. I. Speaker Before Nernul Sebool Student, at Moamootb. MONMOUTH. Or.. Jan. 22. (Special.) Mrs. Alexander Thompson, of The Dalles, the only woman member of the Oregon House of Representatives, spoke to normal school students and citizens of Monmouth this morning in the Normal School chapel on,th subject. "Women in Pontics." In her address she argued that if politics is corrupt, it will be the women , who will bring about a reform. She told of how women were needed in every line of business, also In govern ment. She maintained that since women look art laws from a moral point of view, and men from the business stand point, the maternal instinct was necessary in making the correct laws. And since women as well aa men are bounded by laws, she said it was only right that woman should have a hand lr their making. These arguments brought frequent cheej-s from the audience, which was chiefly girls. She concluded her lec ture by saying that if women were placed on equal ground with the men in governmental affairs, laws would be made for our state and Nation that would solve both social and business problems. While here Mrs. Thompson was en tertained by the faculty at Normal Hall. Frnlt Cake. 4 Years Old, Served. SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 22. A fruit cake 46 years old, baked by the mother of D. C. Walker, of Anaconda, Mont., was served at the wedding breakfast here today, following the marriage of Mr. Walker and Miss Laura Ice. of Butte. Mont, BILL IS WELL BALANCED OFFERING AT PA5TAGES RECEIVES FAVORABLE CRITICISM. Robert Mllllkln .Provides Headline At traction Wltk Bevy f Ceod LmUbc GIrla. A plenitude of all the things vaude ville patrons love besprinkles Pantages new bill, which went on the boards at a matinee yesterday. Robert Milllkln is back. He is other things, too, mostly knees and elbows and hat. but he Is also back. He nas a funny back, too. It plays emotional roles. Robert Milll kln Is the bright and shining light in a breezy musical comedy called "A Rag time Travesty on Trial. " There's a sextet of pretty girl Jurors, and a beau teous girly Judgeas. and a police offl cerette. . " - , Ruth Frances and Kitty Eckert pro vide an eyeful of attraction. The four Cook sisters' act might be called & Cook's tour In songland. One little girl has a great, deep, lovely voice that ought to be heard in a solo number with the family of girls coming in on the chorus. An artistic presentation Is that of the Symphony trio, three maids who are makers of melody. One plays the violin as if she loved It. another Che piano as if she cared for naught else, and the other girl aings as if she liked It, too. Viola Breen and Chris Chiahottn pre sent a brisk little comedy sketch called -A Shop Girl's Romance," in which they introduce a travesty on Oliver Twist, with Viola as Nancy Sykes and Chris as Big Bill. The four Portia sisters return in a novelty acrobatic act. A pair of colored entertainers are Cumby and Brown, who sing and dance in a comedy atmosphere. They have one song especially "The Doctor's Orders" that proves a knockout. A well sunk 1000 feet through solid rock has Just been completed at a Sum mer cottage at Small Point, .near Au gusta, Me., and has the flow of four gallons a minute. 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