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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1917)
13 S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full on or Before the 10th of Each Month Stamp Books Redeemed in Cash, Gift Room, Fourth Floor. Fishing Tackle, Baseball, Golf and Tennis Goods, Fourth Floor Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags, Fourth Floor Cut Glass, Silverware, Dinner Ware, Third Floor Tea Room, Fourth Floor PRINCIPAL PORTLAND AGENTS FOR LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS. , DEPT. 1st Fir. SPECIAL SHOWING OF EASTER RIBBONS AND NECKWEAR ON MAIN ' FLOOR. PORTLAND MAID SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN. ALL POPULAR COLORS. . PAIR $1.15 TRY OUR SPECIAL 25c SHOPPERS' LUNCH SERVED DAILY IN THE BASEMENT STORE. Today Remnant Day In the Basement Every Friday will be "Odds and Enda and Remnant Day" in the Basement. Look for the RED SIGNS special offerings will not be advertised in the newspapers. The Standard Store of the Northwest Easter Novelties In Great Variety Special showing of fancy Easter Baskets and Novelties of all kinds at the Bargain Circle, Main Floor. Also great display of favors, etc., at Stationery Counter, 1st Floor. Olds, Wortman & Kin Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY. AtRIL 6, 1917 Women's Easter Apparel Important Offerings in Smart Easter Millinery $5, $7.50 and $10 The Millinery Salons will feature for Friday and Saturday a notable collection of beautiful new Easter Hats at the above prices. The showing is replete with the season's newest creations, from the popular Sport Hats to the elaborately trimmed styles. Hemps, Milan hemps, rough straws, etc., in black and the wanted colors. Turbans, large and medium sailors, droop effects, high crowns and dozens of novelty shapes here for your choosing. Many are shown in tailored models, others trimmed with flowers and or naments also many beautiful Ribbon Has. Visit the Millinery Salons and see these new models priced specially at $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Special Showing of Children's Hats, $10 to $5X10 Basement Millinery Easter Hats $1 to $4.98 The Basement Millinery invites your attention to a special show ing of Women's Easter Hats at the above prices. Hats with ut most charm, style and individual ity that lift them far above the ordinary. An alluring array of color combinations and dainty tints, as well as black. All the season's newest 6hanes sailors, turbans. drooping brims, high crowns, etc, are represented and we feel confident you will find a model here to suit you, both in style and price. Many conservative styles for elderly women. Hats priced from $1 to $4.08 Women's Silk Gloves 60c to $1.75 Pair Center Circle, First Floor Special display of Women's Silk Gloves, featuring the celebrated Portland Maid and Kayser makes at the Center Circle Friday. All the new and popular shades silver, alu minum, medium and dark grays, pongee, champagne, navy, brown, alfeo white and black and colors with fancy contrast stitching and two-toned effects. All sizes. CO, 85(f, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 pair. French Kid and Wash Gloves FRENCH KID Gloves in full assortment of colors trimmed in latest styles. $2 to $2.75 pair. WASHABLE Lambskin Gloves in pearl, wing, gray, butter and Newport. $1.75 to $2.50 pr. Kid Gloves Shown and Fitted in the Glove Department. Women's Fine Shoes At $4.48 Choice of Eight Distinct Lines All Sizes and All Widths Shoe Department, Main Floor Extra special offer ing for Friday and Saturday. Women's high-grade Shoes in the most-wanted of all materials VICI KID on sale at a substantial price reduction. But ton or lace, with medium or half -Louis heels, pointed or round toes, light weight or extension soles, cloth or soft kid tops. Shown in the popular 8-inch height very dressy for any and all occasions. Eight full lines, all widths and sizes. Sale price for d,fl A Q this special sale, pair at only tOTreTcO Sale of Men's Shoes Special $4:48 Pair Main Floor Here, men is an opportunity to save money on your Easter Shoes. Friday and Saturday we shall sell men's black or tan calf Eng lish Shoes also men's vici kid Shoes in comfortable, wide- (I A AQ toe last Shoes of well-known makes in nearly all sizes. Pair 5tcO ran 1J ) Glass Shelves Special 54c GLASS TOWEL BARS with nickel-plated wall posts. Size 5x8x24 inches. Extra QQrt special offering today at HEADQUARTERS FOR Third Floor On' Sale today only at this price. Crystal Glass Shelf with brackets. Similar to the illustration shown herewith. Size of glass 5x18 inches, re priced special today, each OteI' NICKEL-PLATED Holders for tumbler and tooth brush. These are a good weight and HfZn pleasing design. Special I.OC GARDEN AND LAWN SEEDS White Ivory Specials Main Floor Ivory articles make dainty and acceptable gifts for the Easter season. Note these special offerings for Friday and Saturday: MIRROR, large size, round style with extra heavy glass, fl0 Art Our special price, each Divr" COMBS, all coarse or Or coarse and fine. Special J-' HAIR BRUSHES with concave' backs, large size. On fl0 special sale today at DO I J HAIR BRUSHES, in medium size, with 11 rows of CJO O K bristles. Priced special D TALCUM BOX HOLDER and can of Djer Kiss Talcum at 69 5x7 Picture Frames priced 500 CUTICLE ARTICLES nail files, shoe horns, button hooks, cuticle knives, etc., etc, at 19 NAIL BUFFERS nice size, with removable chamois, at 500 Perfume Bottles, special prices. Small size, round, special, 250 Medium size, round, special, 500 Large size, square, special, 500 Hand -Painted Ivory The latest novelty in toilet ware for Milady's boudoir. Don't fail to see this when in the store. Combs, Brushes, Talcum Holders, Hair Receivers, Mirrors, etc, of white ivory, beautifully decorated with dainty flowers or stripes in lav ender, light blue, light pink, black. Easter Perfumes And Toilet Requisites Main Floor We show a complete assortment of the following lines of imported and domestic Per fumes and Toilet Preparations. IMPORTED Coty's, Pivers', Roger & Galet, Violet's, Kerkhaff 's and Pinaud's DOMESTIC. Miro D e n a, Richard Hudnut's Maurine, Palmer's, Colgate's, Wil liams' Melba, Meuhlens E. Kroppf and many others. You will find our, stock very complete and our prices most reasonable. FANCY SMELLING SALTS very dainty for Easter remem brances. Colors, green, blue, pink, yellow, red and violet. Now 350 Easter Jewelry 25c, 50c, 75c EAR-RINGS now more pop ular than ever before. We show an - exceptional assortment in pearls of all sizes. Latest style mounting. At 250, 500, 750 -PICTURE FRAMES of platinoid look like sterling silver and wear better. 250, 390, 500, $1 Leather Handbags Special $1.00 Main Floor Women's Leather Handbags and Purses in various up-to-date styles.' Worth fully one-third more than the C" ff sale price. Special at 5J-vJvJ RUBBER Bath Caps for divers, shown jn and green. shown jn black, navy, red 1Q- Priced special J-wv in a Remarkable Showing Friday- Easter Table Linens Linen Sets, Pattern Cloths, Napkins And Table Damask by the Yard Garment Salons Second Floor New Suits, New Coats, New Gowns and Dresses, New Skirts, New Waists in a masterful presentation of authentic Easter modes. It will be well worth your while to come and see these new garments, for they repre sent the season's very newest creations for Spring and Summer wear. Women's Easter Suits $15, $18.50, $22.50 $25.00, $35 and Up Second Floor Tailored Suits, Sport Suits and Dressy Suite no matter what particular style you have in mind for Easter, rest assured of finding it here and at the right price. Every wanted weave is represented gabardines, serges, velours, Jerseys, cheviots, homespuns and other wool ens, as well as taffeta Bilks and silk pongee. Belted and semi-fitting styles in great variety. Suits in all the popular plain colors and in stripes or checks. Many models shown are especially designed for large women. S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given With Purchases RICHARDSON'S Linen Sets, consisting of pattern cloth and one dozen Napkins to match, put up in neat box. Sets $13.25 to $75 RICHARDSON'S Dinner Nap kins of fine quality double satin damask. Assorted patterns. Spe cial now, the dozen only $8.50 RICHARDSON'S extra quality Table Damask by the yard. As sorted patterns and in G" pTQ splendid weight. Yard 5i-tJO HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDS at special low prices Friday and Sat. Wearmore Sheetings, 071 g 2 yards wide, yard Ol 2v Wearmore Sheetings, 2 A(t yards wide, the yard for tUl Wearmore Sheetings, 2 OC. vard for JtJ yards wide, the S a t i n-f inish Bed- T0 HO spreads, 6ize, each tDeiO Huck Towels, heavy (J" ?FT grade, special, the doz. Beautiful New Wash Goods Main Floor All the new weaves, patterns and colors are here in a won derfully complete showing. Voiles, Batistes, Organdies, Ginghams, Per cales, Madras, etc., in the new colors. Visit Aisle of Cottons, Main Floor. Grocery Specials GLENWOOD BUTTER. Qfn Special, 2-pound square UU Monopole Shrimps, can, 200 Matzos, special, package, 150 HOT CROSS BUNS, On special today, the dozen Homemade Pies, Cakes and Pastry Model Bakery, 4th Fl. KAOLA A shortening made from cocoanut oil at, the can. 75 See special demonstration in Grocery Department, Fourth Floor. Girls' Easter Apparel Distinctive Styles Second Floor Bring the little lady in and let her see these captivating, new garments coats, suits, dresses, skirts, middies, etc Our showing this sea son is larger and better than ever before. Mod erate prices prevail. Department on Second Floor. Girls' Easter Coats $6.98 to $24.50 Girls' Easter Coats in becoming styles, made up in wool jersey, gabardines, velours and taffeta silks. Ages 6 to 14 years. Priced at $6.98 to $24.50 Girls ' Easter Dresses Girls' Silk Dresses for all occasions, in all the late colors. New high waistline effects, with large collars and pockets. Prices range $14.75-$24.50 Girls' White Dresses for confirmation and gradu ation. Lace and embroidery trimmed. Sizes 6 to 14 years. The prices range from $2.98 to $14.50 INFANTS' WEAR SPECIALS Long and short Dresses, 790, 890 and 980 Cashmere Sacques and Wrappers in white or with pink and blue embroidery, 20 OFF Wool Knit Sacques, 770 Wool Knit Bootees, 270 Infants' Blankets, in pink or blue, at 390 Men's and Young Men's Easter Suits $15, $20, $25, $30, $35, $40 Men's Store, Main Floor All men who seek to dress well at a minimum cost will be interested in this special showing of high-grade Suits. We're certain it's the most comprehensive collection of models and fabrics youH see this season. From every point of style, tailoring and cloth-quality these clothes represent the foremost genius of the clothes-making industry. As for value you can depend upon it being in each and every one of these suits in abundance. No good reason why you shouldn't step in and try on these new models now on display. Men's Easter Shirts $1.50 to $10 Main Floor We show a complete line of Men's Shirts in all the wanted ma terials. Such well-known makes as Arrow, Savoy and Bates Street here for your choosing. Just now you will find a particularly attractive showing of the nt?west stripe patterns in all colors. Shirts $1.50 up to $10.00 Main Floor Easter would not be Easter without a new tie. Be sure to make your selections at this store, where assortments are large and your fancy can have full sway as to pat tern and color. Friday will be a good day to choose Easter Neckwear. The prices range from 500 up to $2.50 Boys' Easter Suits Special $4.85 Boys' Store, Main Floor If your boy needs a new Easter Suit, act promptly and secure, one of these before they are closed out. Smart new belted styles with patch pockets. Pants have all seams double-taped and reinforced at points where strain is greatest. These Suits' are shown in attractive patterns and are exceptional values at the price. Suits in ages from 6 to CJI OK 17. Boys' two-pant Suits on sale at special, the suit, only J5txOcI Boys' Blue Serge and Novelty Suits, 1 or 2 pairs of Pants $5 to $16.50 Children's Wash Suits $1.50, $3.50 Shirts and Blouses 50c to $10 Main Floor Billy Boy, Junior Nor f oiks and middy styles made up in , linens, repps, cheviots, chambrays, galatea, etc. Plain colors with white or fancy 6tripe collars and cuffs. Boys' Wash Suits, $1.50 to $3.50 Main Floor Special showing of Boys' Blouses and Shirts Friday and Sat urday. ' Newest styles for Spring and Summer. Plain colors, also a wide range of novelty stripes. Flat or con vertible collars. Prices, 500 to $1.50 S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given With Purchases Ask for Them! Easter Sale Men's Hats Prices Have Been Changed to $1.50 $2.25 Main Floor Our entire stock of men's high-grade Hats, including the famous "Wellington" and "Napoleon" makes, are included at the above special prices. Soft Hats in all the new shapes and colors, black stiff Hats also. Men's $3.00 Hats, CO OP price now changed to viiit3 'Men's ?2 and . $2.50 Hats changed to only vmOJ GIRLS TO STUDY AUTOS HONOR GUARD CLASS TO TAKE RE PAIRING INSTRUCTION. Use of Stanley R. Hemphill Trade School la Donated Aid la Troop Transportation Planned. A bevy of pretty, attractive girls will don overalls within the next few days and enter the Stanley R. Hemp hill Trade School, East Twentieth street and Hawthorne avenue, where lessons will be .given the young women In the art of auto repairing. The class will be made up of members of the sreneral utility division of the Girls' Na tional Honor Guard. Mr. Hemphill has donated the use of his school for tb cake of the cause. The aim of each g-irl enlisted in the Girls' National Honor Guard Is to do one thing well. These girls, therefore, have determined to learn to repair au tomobiles. Grease and dirt will have no terrors for the fair young women. They are determined to be able, if called upon by Uncle Sam, to aid In transportation of troops, in the ambu lance service or in any emergency where rne use of motor cars is essen tial, i When it was announced at the Hemp hill school that the Honor Guard girls were to be students, the young men of the school declared that they would be regular in attendance and would be willing to instruct the new pupils in the intricacies of the machines. . -, . State Hospital to Buy Calf. SALEM, Or., April 5. (Special.) The State . Board of Control today authorized Superintendent Steiner, of the Oregon State Hospital, to pur chase a $500 calf from the colony farm of the Provincial Mental Hospital at Essondale, B. C. The calf is highly pedigreed and will be used to promote the breed of high-class cattle In the herd at the state hospital farm. INDORSMENT IS GIVEN WOMEN'S UNION URGES WHEEL WRIGHT FOR AMBASSADOR. lira. J. P. Mann's Gift of Two Lots, to Be Sold for Boarding Home for Girls, la Acknowledged. The Portland Women's Union, by unanimous vote, has indorsed William X. Wheelwright as candidate for Am bassador to Japan, and a letter to that effect has been sent to Senator Cham berlain. Sir. Wheelwright is one of the trustees and also chairman of the building committee of the Portland Women's Union. Under his manage ment the new boarding home for elf supporting women is rapidly approach ing completion. A letter of thanks was sent yesterday to Mrs. P. J. Mann for the recent gift the second large donation Mrs. Mann has made to the union, having for merly given $20,000 toward buying the building site. At the annual meeting the first Monday in May, plana for furnishing the new boarding home will be taken up, many having deferred their con tributions until this time. It Is hoped that every member of the union will attend this meeting and pledge her support to some part of the house equipment. After the annual reports and elec tion of officers tea will be served. The following committee has been appointed to take charge of the fur nishings: Mrs. Charles E. Rumelin. Mrs. William A. MacRae, Mrs. Elliott R. Corbett, Mrs. Harry Hogue and Mra. Emll Frank. The following members will serve on the nominating com mittee: Mrs. H. H. Northup, Mrs. J. W. Cook and Mrs. A. J. Meier. Sixteen wool-lined boots trimmed in copper, each big enough to put a baby to sleep in, were presented to Lena, Roxle, -Jennie ajid Julia, New York hippodrome elephants with chilblains. WOOL DEALERS PUZZLED COLUMBIA BASIN WAREHOUSE OF FERS TO AID DEFENSE MOVE. Irrea-nlaritlen In Market Caused by Government Decision to Take Hack of Domestic Clip. Portland wool dealers are still at sea as to the market outlook, in view of the purpose of the Government to take over a large part of the domestic clip. Advices from the East were that the same uncertainty exists in all the large wool centers, pending the action to be taken by the authorities. The opinion prevails that it Is not the intention of the Government to take all the wool away from the growers, as some of the latter fear, but rather to prevent speculation at this time. The Columbia Basin Wool Warehouse Company yesterday sent the following telegram to Senator Chamberlain with the request that he place it before the defense committee: "We are In sympathy with the action of the Boston. Chicago and other wool associations and shall exert our influ ence with our clients, who comprise a large number of the wool growers of the Pacific Northwest, to hold their wool pending the decision of the Gov ernment, and while the wool is held on account of owners, in the event of their ordering the wool sold will urge co-operation by them in every possi ble way." J, M. Sbtpley, Homesteader, Guilty. GOLD EXT) ALE, Wash.. April 6. (Special.) A Jury in the Superior Court before Judge Darch at Goldendale early Wednesday found James . M. Shipley guilty of a statutory offense after 14 hours' deliberation. Shipley is a home steader In the Munson - Prairie district of the Slmcoe Mountains, about IS miles northeast of Goldendale. He was arrested in June, :116, charged with an offense against the 15-year-old daugh ter of a neighbor. Shipley has been at liberty under bonds. The Jury recom mended, leniency. A railroad Ltemin at San Ber nardino. Cal., makes use uf a periscope mounted on top of his cabin to get a clear view of the curved roa' vay it that point. Egg IBDooOtidDD Green Chile Cheese makes good as a welsh rarebit 1
