TIIE MORNING OKEGONIAN, S VTURDAT, FEBRUARY 3, 1917.
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We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More S. & H. Trading Stamps Will Be Given on Charge Purchases Paid in Ftill by 10th of Each Month.
Manicuring and Hair-Dressing Parlors, Second Floor Shoe Shining Parlors in Basement Rest Rooms, Public Telephones, Writing Rooms, Second Floor Trunks, Bags, Fourth Floor.
WE ARE
PRINCIPAL
PORTLAND
AGENTS
FOR
LADIES'
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS. :
For Best Lunch
In Portland
Come to our Tea Room, on the
Fourth Floor. Pure, wholesome,
well-cooked foods matchless
service and reasonable prices.
KODAKS
CAMERAS
SUPPLIES
DEVELOPING ;
PRINTING
FRAMING
AND
COLOR - WORK.
4TH FLOOR.
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Oldsy Wortman & King'
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
' FREE
"HOOVER"
AND
"OHIO STAND
ARD" ELECTRIC
CLEANERS
Saturday will be
Candy Day
At the Bargain Circle, 1st Floor.
Delicious OWK Candies of all
popular varieties will be sold for
one day at reduced prices.
WE ARE
PORTLAND
AGENTS
FOR
THE FAMOUS
GOSSARD
CORSETS.
DEPT. 2D
FLOOR.
'Thrift.' -Saturday"" Economy Offerings at the.
Big
Store
A Page of Extraordinary Bargains gathered from all sections of the store, emphasizing the great advantage of shopping at this store where prices are low and qualities the best.
Thrifty buyers always read our ads, for they realize that the values we offer are invariably the best to be found in Portland. In addition to low prices we give S. & H. Green Trading
Stamps another powerful factor in helping our customers to practice thrift. Get in the "Thrift Circle Shop at this store Saturday and share in these splendid bargain offerings.
All Winter Millinery
Saturday-$2.95
The trimmings alone on many hats in this sale are worth more than
the sale price of the hat! Women who have need for a new hat to
tide over the season will find this an exceptional opportunity to choose
a smart model at a worth-while saving. Good range of styles, from
the small close-fitting effects to the popular sailors. Many in all-black,
also various color s browns, blues, greens, reds, etc- Any Pp QC
Winter Hat priced for Saturday's selling at only, your choice P-7-'
Millinery Salons, Second Floor
Basement Millinery
Final Clean-Up Sale Saturday of All Odds and Ends
At Phenomenally Low Prices
HAT SHAPE'S Odd lines in
black and assorted colors. Smart
midwirfter styles turbans, HJr.
Bailors," etc. Your choice at
MISSES' HATS suitable for
school wear. Black, navy, red and
rose. Tailor trimmed. Sat- CH-.
urday special at low price of
CHILDREN'S Trimmed Hats in
assorted styles. Odd lines grouped
for quick selling. Satur- T1 ff
day you may buy them at Pi-vfl
KNIT CAPS and Toques in as
sorted colors just the thing for
wintry weather. While they Cfl.-.
last, buy them at, special JVL
WINGS in smart narrow effects,
also large flat kind and others in
pairs. Shown in black, white and
colors. . Saturday, you may IQr
buy them special at only
FANCY BEADS, a great assort
ment of kinds and colors 1
Special now, by the string AUC
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS of silk
and velvet, large roses and flat
trimming; also small bunches and
mixed flowers. On Saturday 00.-.
we place them on sale at
OSTRICH FANCIES and pom
pons in various styles and 'JQ
colors. Saturday special at--
Toilet Needs
& Drugs
Standard Lines Under
priced for Saturday
Main Floor On account of the ex
ceptionally low prices quoted in
this ad we reserve the right to
limit quantities sold to customers.
Ivory Soap
Six Cakes 25c
Limit, six cakes to a customer,
and no deliveries of Soap except
with other purchases made Satur
day in the Drug Dept., First Floor.
$1.00 Cuticura Ointment now 79
50c Hair Brushes, special, 39
1-pound roll Hospital Cotton 29
25c Creme l'Ame on sleat 100
25c Colgate's Tooth Paste at 200
50c Mulsif ied Cocoanut Oil. at 450
50c On Riah Hair Remover 330
50c Cuticura Resolvent now 390
50c Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 430
Danderine, 3 sizes, 200, 400, SO
10c Palm-Olive Soap, special, 70
25c Babcock's Corylopsis Tal. 130
Java Rice Powder, all colors, 370
25c Espey's Face Cream now 200
Powder Puffs in 2 sizes, each, 50
Guaranteed Scissors, all sizes, 250
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste now 390
$1.50 Oriental Cream now $1.10
Demonstration and Sale
j Borden's
Women's Knit Underwear
Underpriced
Center Circle, First Floor Saturday we shall
place on sale special lines of Women's Vests,
Pants and Union Suits at worth-while savings.
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Women's Union Suits
At 59c and 69c
Women's Union Suits in Spring weight with
V neck, sleeveless, knee lengths. Nicely fin
ished garments. Shown in regular and CO,-.
nur-RixpR. Ratiirdav arterial fiQf nrtrl w
WOMEN'S VESTS of -lisle and cotton ivuri.
ous irood styles and complete ranee of sizes
in each style. Sale prices range 190 to 500
EXTRA SPECIAL ODD LINES Woman's
Vests and Pants in well-known makes to be closed ou Saturday Cn
at less than cost of making. Small sizes only. Sale price, garment-'"'
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B0BED&
Malted
Milk
KAS NO EQUAL
Milk
The ' demonstrator
will be glad to serve
you with a free
glass of this de
lightful pure - food
beverage. Special
prices in force dur
i n g demonstration.
50c size now 400
$1 size now 8O0
$3.98 size. $2.98
Fancy Ribbons
Y2 Price
Main Floor A "Thrift-Day" spe
cial no woman should overlook.
Hundreds of yards of beautiful
Ribbons in satin brocaded effects
suitable for hair bows, sashes and
fancywork. All the wanted colors.
Widths from 5 to 9 inches. Rib
bons selling heretofore 1
at 60c up to $1.50, yd. 2yjLl
Hair Bow 1
Ribbons JL yC
Main Floor In this special lot we
have grouped a big assortment of
Ribbons. Odd lines from our reg
ular stock in hair bow and nov
elty effects. Great variety of col
ors. Widths range from 1
4 to 5V& inches. The yard aC
Delicatessen
Specials
Seven special bargains on sale
Saturday from 9 A. M. to 12 in
the Delicatessen Store, 4th Floor.
Machine-Sliced Bacon
35c a Pound
Fourth Floor Choice Sugar
cured Bacon, put up espe- IC,
cially for this store. Pound
MILD TILLAMOOK Cheese on
special sale Saturday from OCf
9 A. M. to 12, the pound
NEW YORK Cheese on "2()n
sale Saturday, 9 to 12, lb. J
BOLOGNA Sausage on "I A
sale Saturday, 9 to 12, lb. -i-TV--QUEEN
Olives, in bulk, "2Cr
Saturday, 9 to 12, pound -" v,
PIN MONEY Gherkins, Af)r
Saturday, 9 to 12, quart V7t-
NEW RIPE Olives in Cf)-.
bulk, special, the quart
Women'sShoes$2.95
An Extraordinary Offering
Shoe Department, Main Floor Button and Lace Shoes of patent leather,
vici kid, black calf, tan calf, suede, satin or velvet. High or low heels,
long or short vamps, various styles in toes. This special lot of Shoes
came to us at sharp reduction and as we do not intend to put them in
nr regular stock we must dispose of them auickly. Strictlv hie-h-arradA
Shoes from prominent makers. Not all sues an each style, M QZ
but practically all sizes in the lot. Special price, the pair P
Men's Shoes. $3. 85 Pair
"Thrift Day" Specials in Women's Skirts
Lot 1 Skirts
At $5.00
Second Floor Women's and Misses'
Dress Skirts in smart tailored styles
for street wear; also in full flare and
plaited "effects with fancy pockets and
belts. Some xa fancy yoke effects.
Materials include wool serges, chevi
ots, poplins and velours in navy and
black also checks and P? f)f)
stripes. All sizes, priced at P?W
Lot 2- Skirts
At $6.49
Second Floor In this special lot of
Women's and Misses' Skirts there are
6tyles especially designed for street
and sport wear as well as good selec
tion of the more fancy cuts. Made up
in velveteens, satins, velours, serges
and broadcloths. Plaited, shirred
waistline effects, flare and novelty
styles. Dark colors and Ci AQ
stripes. Sale price now only PU. S
Two Special Of ferings in Women's Wool Sweaters
Ready! in the Men's Store Superb Stocks of
Men's
New Spring
Shirts
Main Floor Yes, the new Spring
Shirts are in and ready for , your
inspection. We know you will like
the new patterns, for they are dis
tinctive to a degree. Complete stock of the
celebrated "SAVOY" Shirts and other
equally well-known makes now on display.
Madras, percale and crepe madras. Soft
and stiff-cuff styles. Various colors. The
prices range from SI .50 up to S2.50
. Savoy Silk Shirts, $6.50 and $7.50
Thrift Sale Men's Shirts
mm
X3
95c
Broken Sizes
Your Choice
95c
Men Store, Main Floor Only about 200 Shirts, all told, in this lot,
so you can see the necessity of early buying. Not a Shirt in the
assortment but what is worth much more than the sale price. Soft
and stiff -cuff styles.' Fancy colored stripe patterns.. Made up QC-.
in materials of standard quality. Your choice of about 200 at
Men's Night Shirts, 59c
Main Floor Men's Night Shirts
of good heavy quality flannelette.
Neat stripe patterns. Good CQ.-
full style. Priced special J't
Shown in sizes 15 and 16 only.
Shop early in the day.
MEN'S HOSE broken lines
from our regular stock to be
closed out. Various colors. Sizes
9, 10, 10, 11 and 11 in the
assortment. Priced spe- T1 f(
cial at, six pairs for PJ-"U
ODD LINES MEN'S WOOL SWEATERS ON SALE AT $1.49
Boys' New Spring Suits
$5, $7.50, $10, $15
Boys' Store, Main Floor We are now ready to fit your boy with a new
Spring Suit. The styles are varied and the fabrics and patterns are
most attractive. Particularly smart effects are to be seen in the new
mixtures and novelty weaves. Belted Norfolks are again the favorite.
All have sport pockets. Ages 6 to 18 years. Prices range $3 to $15.00
Spring Styles in Boys' D.utchess Trousers
Are Now on Display First Floor
Boys'. Dutchess Trousers for
Spring are here. "10c a button, 50c
a rip." Cassimeres, cheviots,
tweeds, etc. $1.50 to $2.00 the pair.
Corduroys at $1.75 and $2 .pair.
BOYS' HATS and Caps for
early Spring wear. New stocks
now ready in the Boys' Store, Main
Floor. Latest shapes and styles.
Priced now at 60c" bp to $1.00.
Sweaters $4.98
Second Floor Women's and Misses' Wool Sweaters
of good heavy quality tov street and sport wear.
Styled with roll collar. Also Angora Wool Sweaters
with sailor collar and belt or sash. Colors" red, gold,
green, blue, brown, gray and maroon. A QQ
Thrift-Day Special at the low price f $T.70
MM
Sweaters $6.95
Second Floor Women's and Misses Sweaters
of wool and fiber silk. Stylish, youthful mod
els and models becoming to any figure. Large
collars, plain or 6triped, with sash or belt to
match. Cuffs trimmed with buttons. Colors
blue, rose, green, gold, black and white and
white stripes. Practically all sizes. CC QJ
Thrift-Day Special at low price of PvJ.xJ
Wool Angora Scarfs, Special $1.39
Wool Sets at $130 and $1.69
Second Floor Women's and
Misses' Scarfs and Cap Sets on sale
Saturday at special price. Soft
shades of blue, rose, also various
colors in combination with white.
Buy these Saturday at (T1 iQ
special at $1.50 and PlUf
Second Floor Extra special of
fering for "Thrift Day." Women's
and Misses' Wool Angora Scarfs
rose and white, green and white or
blue and white. Fringed ends with
fancy border. Saturday C1 "2Q
special at low price tZ "P-l.Ox
Girls' Sample Dresses
At Factory Prices
Second Floor If your daughter wears size 12 here is a
chance to select from a line of Sample Dresses and save
money. Charming frocks for party wear, made up in the
daintiest of styles with girdles, etc. Materials are fancy
nets and chiffons. White, pink, blue. Priced $7 to $13
Children 's Dresses
A Price
Second Floor Children's Winter Dresses in splendid, serv
iceable styles for school wear. Made up in wool serge,
corduroys, silks, velvets and challies. Ages to 14 years.
Dozens of pretty models in this sale at just half price.
Fancy Collars
At 49c
Main Floor Women's Novelty Neckwear
odd lines, consisting of organdie, voile,
Georgette crepe and broadcloth Collars,
Sets, Vestees and Guimpes. Large and
small -styles, many trimmed with lace or
embroidered.. The season's very best
styles are shown in this lot we offer for
"Thrift Saturday." Scores of dif
ferent styles, special for today at is
ft
1 . wiJ
"Thrift Saturday" Specials in Household Needs
Table Linens, Towels
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS of good quaL- QQ
ity mercerized damask, hemmed; special now OC
We are exclusive Portland agents for Richardson's
Quality -. Linens the world's standard of . quality.
Tea Cloths, V2 Price
Main Floor For quick selling we offer a special lot
of Tea Cloths at just half price. Brown linen, hem
stitched and scalloped. Brown linen Scarfs included.
SALE PRICES RANGE 380,. 45$ AND 630
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
Wash Goods Specials
PRINTED FRENCH VOILES in dainty pat- CQ
terns for waists and dresses. Special, the yard OC
SILK-AND-COTTON VOILES In beautiful AQ
patterns and colorings. Sale price, the yardtoC
SILK All-over Embroidered Viyella Flannels QQ-.
in white only. Specially priced now at, yard OC
WHITE CHINCHILLA FLANNELS 54(P1 9
inches wide good heavy grade, priced, yd.
Towel Specials.
LARGE size Bath Tow
els in fancy blue OQ-.
checks, priced, each
INFANTS' Bath Tow
els, fancy bor- 1 0 1
ders, half price 172C
Advance Showing of New Spring Percales, Ginghams, Devonshire Cloth
FRIARS' CLUB IS RAIDED
MILWAl'KIE CITV MARSHAL GETS
-. 1.IQ.T70R IN RESORT.
Selmnre I Made Without Knowledge f
Siteri'a or Prosecutor, Wno Think
Move Is FeraonaL
OREGON CITT. Or.. Feb. 2. Spe
cial.) City Marshal Riley, of Milifcau
kio, and four deputies early this morn
ing raided the Friars" Club, arrested
Larry Sullivan, one of the new own
ers, and seized quantities of liquor that
were hidden about the club. The prop
erty had only recently been leased by
Sollivan and Martin Denny, after the
last convict!6n of Julius Wilbur for
violation of the dry law.
In the raid. Marshal Riley .seised three
quarts of whisky, three bottles of
champagne and eight bottles of beer..
The raid was conducted without the
knowledge of Sheriff Wilson or District
Attorney Hedges, who regard ix as an
effort of the City Marshal to vindicate
himself.
Riley was a Deputy Bherinr at xne
time of the raid on . the Friars Club,
October 1, but went on the stand In the
trial of Julius Wilbur, who was tne
proprietor then, as a character wit
ness for the prisoner. Sheriff Wilson
and District Attorney Hedges were
much aroused at the time, and Riley
did not get a new commission as deputy
the first of this year.
DESCHUTES BILL IS SIGNED
Act Validating Creation of County
Carries Emergency.
SALEM, Or.. Feb. 2. (Special.)
Deschutes County Is now doubly cer
tain of continuing Its existence through
the signing by the Governor of House
bill No. 1S5, by Forbes, validating- the
creation of that county.
The creation of Deschutes County
originally was voted by the people of
that section, the ccunty being carved
out of a part of Crook County. Litiga
tion ensued, however, and for a time
the initiative measure was held up by
injunction. Still further litigation de
veloped, but by the present act, which
carries an emergency clause, further
litigation is disposed of.
It is said that the officers appointed
by the Governor will continue in office
with their appointments dating from
the time they originally were appointed.
Eugene Woman, 94, Dead.
EUGENE, Or., Feb. 2. (Special.)
Mrs. Carlton, aged 94, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. II. Schwarzer,
near Eugene, today. She had been a
resident of Lane County since 1880.
Another daughter, Mrs. John WInham.
of Mabel, and 11 grandchildren and 10
great-grandchildren also survive her.
Read The Oregonian classified ads.
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"PLACED" BOY COMES BACK
New Home Is Unhappy, so Juvenile
Court Ward Wants) Another.
"Ef they don't like me here, guess Til
have to go back to Portland," reasoned
15-year-old Conrad Weldenkeller, a
ward of the Juvenile Court, who bad
been sent to a 'farm near Sheridan by
the home-placing department. With
Implicit faith In the ability of Juvenile
court officials to attend to his woes
and see that he was properly "placed."
he packed up his few belongings, spent
the last cent of money earned in the
harvest fields last year, for a ticket,
and arrived in Portland yesterday.
He is being taken care of by Mrs.
Elisabeth Cosgriff of the home-placing
department, preliminary to being found
anpther home. He was happy where
he had been placed, for a time, and
found his foster-mother very nice. But
his foster-father did not like the lad.
so the youngster soon reasoned that
there was nothing to do but come back
here.
JITNEY DRIVER ACQUITTED
Arrest Made on Charge of Display
ing Wrong Rate Card.
On a charge of "displaying a rate
card not approved." Joseph Kassal. a
Jitneur, was arrested yesterday and
taken before Municipal Judge Lang
guth. The case against him was dis
missed. Judge Langguth was Inclined to be
lieve that the ordinance had not been
violated, but the willingness of the
chauffeurs' union, as expressed by At
torney Arthur I. Moulton, to suppress
the objectionable rate cards, removed
all cause for friction. '
The rate cards objected to bore "Be"
in large type, which City Attorney
Stadter maintained was a device to in
form the public that the "for hire" car
was nothing more than the Jitney In
disguise. The ordinance requires that
rate cards must be approved by the
Commissioner of Public Utilities. ,
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NINE MUTUAL HOMERS OUT
Jay Fox, Author of "Nudes and
Prudes," Retains Membership.
TACOMA. Wash.. Feb. 2. (Special.)
Among 10 officers and men of the
Mutual Home Association, who were
made defendants in the suit of a rival
faction ef the Home Colony organiza
tion, heard by Superior Judge East
erday two week's ago, all but one. Jay
Fox, president of the association and
noted author of the article on "Nudes
and Prudes." lost their membership
by reason of the decision rendered
by Judge Easterday.
The court held thatthe transfer of
allotments of land taken by the nine
defendants canceled their membership
in the association, in accordance with
the provisions or by-laws which were
adopted several years ago.
Th .,,1, ... 1 . . .
" "tuusoi 10 oust the
officers and members of the faction in
flftntrnl hr f Vm . . 1 . .
j ...uo nuu uiaimea mar. tne
property of the association was being
unlawfully sniif n.in...
- u.uutji.tD VA.
Alleged Board Bill Jumper BTeI.(
CHEHALIS. Wih.. F 9
Harry Vail was arrested by the Cen-
ira.ua ponce mis morning and turned
over to the county officers on a charge
of beating a board bill in South Bend.
Sheriff Turner, of Pacific County.
came after Vail this afternoon.
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