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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1917)
13 Fishing Tackle, Baseball, Tennis and Sporting Goods of All Kinds, 4th Floor A rtistic Pictu re Framing to Order, 4th Floor Model Grocery, Bakery and Delicatessen, 4th Floor Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors, 2d Floor Cut Glass, Silverware, Statuary, Kitchen Needs, 3d Floor Rest Rooms, Public Telephones, Writing Rooms, Etc., 2d Floor DELICIOUS, CANDIES AT SPECIAL PRICES AT BARGAIN CIRCLE. SATURDAY. MAKE IT A POINT TO STOP AT THE BASEMENT WHENEVER YOU ARE IN THE STORE. LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS AT THE OLD , PRICES, 10c AND 15c EACH. 1ST FLOOR. AMERICAN FLAGS IN ALL SIZES AND MATERIALS AT REASON ABLE PRICES ON DISPLAY 4TH FLOOR. Yarns for Army Socks Dept. Second Floor If you - are to do any knitting, buy yarns now; as prices are sure to advance. Goqd eupply of gray mixed yarns for Army eocks in Art Department, Second Floor. The Standard Store of the Northwest Take Luncheon in Our Tea Room a pleasant place to dine with your friends. Luncheon served from 11:30 to 2:30. Afternoon Tea from 2:30 to 4:30. No advance in prices. Prompt, quick service. Wortman & Kin Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods THE MORNING OREGOXIAN, SATUKDAT, APRIL 21, 1917. Olds, Add to Your Income by Shopping Here Where You Get S . & H. Trading Stamps Sale of Trimmed Hats Satnrday$4 Millinery Department Second Floor Over 300 beautiful new Hats are shown in the above lots values range up to $15. Many are worth more than double the sale price. Smart new Sport Hat3 in all the newest shapes and col orings Street Hats and Dress Hats in a great variety of models, embracing the very latest creations in sailors, turbans, drooping brims and irregular shapes. Black . Hats, White Hats, Green Hats, Blue Hats, with trim mings of flowers, wings, stickups, or naments, etc. Hemps, Milan Hemps and Novelty Straws of various kinds. See these splendid bargains here today. Sale of Ribbons at 25c Yd. Extra Quality -Good Range of Colors Ribbon Dept, Main Floor You must Bee these Ribbons in order to judge of their wonderful quality and value. We know there is nothing to com pare with them in the city at the price. Hairbow Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, Millinery Ribbons in fact there are Ribbons in this great sale OP suitable for nearly all purposes. Shown in all good colors. Yard 'Narcissus9 Hairbow Ribbons 35c Yd. New Narrow Ribbons in Wanted Colors Main Floor We have just received a new shipment of the famous "Narcissus" Hairbow Ribbons, and although they are difficult to get, we shall continue to sell them at the old price. Extra good quality. Shown in all the wanted colors and regular hairbow widths. OpT, Priced now at, the yard"'' Main Floor Splendid showing of the new narrow satin ribbons in all the wanted colors and from size 1 up to 100. Our celebrated "Colum bia" and "Willamette" brands Ribbons- of superior quality and beautiful finish. Now is the time to make your selections. White color assortments are best. Low Sale of Narrow Millinery Ribbons Main Floor Narrow Millinery Ribbons at special low prices Saturday. An excellent opportunity to buy high-grade Grosgrain Ribbons in width from ?i to W4. inches for making or trimming of hats now so much the vogue. Shown in black, white, old rose, gold, citrus, Copenhagen blue. NO. 5 RIBBON, INCH WIDE, SPECIAL 8 YARD BOLT 75 NO. 7 RIBBON, 1 INCH WIDE, SPECIAL 10 YARD BOLT 95 NO. 9 RIBBON 1& INS. WIDE, SPECIAL 12 YD. BOLT $1.15 Women's Shoes $3.98 Extra Special Offering for Saturday Main Floor Women's fancy and plain black Shoes in great variety of different styles priced far below regular worth for Friday and Saturday. Lace or button, mostly with welted soles. Vici kid, calf or patent colt. All kid 8-inch Boot with high half -Louis heels. Patent Laced Boot with buck top, pointed toe, no tip. Gunmetal or dull kid Button Boots with cravenette tops, medium round toe, medium Cuban or half French heels. Button Boots of patent leather with medium heel, round toe with tip, kid tops. This is a splendid last for general wear. Strictly high-grade footwear not an ill fitting shoe in the entire lot. Practically all sizes in the various styles. OQ QQ Women's Shoes, specially priced for Saturday, the pair 0O7O Women's Gloves At $1.59 Pair Main Floor Women's White Lambskin Gloves in one-clasp style, full P. K. Women's White Lamb skin Gloves with black embroidered backs Women's Overseam Gloves with fancy back, 2 clasp style Women's 1-clasp Gloves, P. K. sewn, colors, pearl, ivory and gray Women's 2-clasp overseam suede Gloves in light gray and mode. Strictly high-grade Gloves in well-known makes. Don't neglect this opportunity to buy J- FQ dependable Gloves. 1 Saturday, the pair tD-LetJ Great 25c Sale of Hosiery Center Circle, Main Floor Women's Hose with fiber silk boot, black, all sizes Women's White Cotton Hose with garter top, all sizes Wom en's full-fashioned, split sole Hose in all sizes Women's fine Silk Lisle Hose, seamless, white, sizes 8 and 9 Women's full-fashioned silk Lisle Hose in tan, sizes 8V3 and 9 Boys' and Girls' medium and heavy ribbed school Hose, black, all sizes Extra special, pr. Circular Veils Special 65c Main Floor Just in by express, women's new Circular Veils in black and colors. Neat CtTn French chenille dots. At DRAPE VEILS and fancy nov elty Circular Veils. Ex- 00 ceptional values. Special OOv New Novelty Veils and Veilings Hardly a day goes by that we do not receive something new in the way of Veils and Veilings. Spe cial showing in bordered, woven and chenille all-over patterns plain hexagons and hairlines, in black, white and colors. Priced at, the yard, 25 on up to $1.75 Very New! Loyalty Girdles 75c Each Main Floor Loyalty Card Gir dles in combination of red, white and blue. Very latest novelty. Neat and snappy. See these. Priced at only t Js Novelty Silk Tassels and Ornaments Special showing of the latest novelties in Silk Tassels. Black, white and new sport colors. Also new ball ornaments and new bead and metal trimmings in great va riety of designs. 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c to $1.00 each. Department, First Floor. Handkerchiefs in Sport Colors Crisp New N ovelties Just Received Main Floor Women's Handkerchiefs in the newest sport colors to match the new dresses, and lend the finishing touch to your costume. Brand new shipment just in from Belfast. Beautiful Belfast prints and Irish hand-embroidery. Orders were placed for these many months ago, before linen prices reached their present high level. Two lots 20; three for 50 and 35, or three for $1.00- Department on the Main Floor. Women's Wreath Handkerchiefs 6 for 35c New Sport Colored Kerchiefs, 3 for $1J00 Main Floor Women's Handker chiefs with wreath initials in col ors. -"Fine Handkerchief- linon. 10c each, or 6 for 35c Main Floor Women's new Silk Handkerchiefs in latest sport col orings. Various printed de signs. 35c each or three for SI Women's New Neckwear at $1 White and All the New Sport Colors Main Floor Saturday the Neckwear Section will feature a special show ing of Women's Novelty Neckwear at the above price. Many desirable styles and materials. Beautiful collars and sets in hemstitched, hand embroidered, tucked and lace-trimmed effects. 1 All white, white and sport colors combined, also solid colors in the wanted shades. (J" AA Exceptional values in this lot on special sale Saturday at D-LUU Piq ue Collars and Sets Main Floor New Pique Collars and Seta in the popular large pointed style and sailor back ef fects. Priced at 5O0 to $1.75 New Windsor Ties 25c to $2.00 NEW Silk Crepe Windsor Ties in all the good colors, 25. Large Middy Ties, 50$ up to $2 each. Special Sale Light-Cut Glassware Lot 1 50c Third Floor Light-cut Glassware In beautiful designs exquisite pieces for gifts. In the assort ment there are Celery Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Salad Bowls, Fruit Stands, . Sugars and Creamers, Sandwich Trays, Handled Plates, Mayonnaise Punch Bowls, CJ1 Water Pitchers, etc. Choice Lot2$l Third Floor Hundreds of differ ent articles on this special table. Light-cut Sugars and Creamers, Comports, Oil and Vinegar Jugs, Lemon Tubs, Jelly Dishes. Mar malade Jars, Handle Nappies, Flower Baskets, Powder Boxes, Vases, etc. Extraordinary Kfl values. Priced special now Jvll Hotpoint Electric Irons Priced at $4.50 GARDEN TOOLS, Lawn Mow- Buy that "Hotpoint" Electric Iron now before prices advance. We have only a limited number in stock. 5 or 6-pound. Now $4.50 ers, Garden Hose everything you will be in need of can be supplied at this store at reasonable prices. Sale of Mantel Clocks Third Floor Mantel Alarm Clocks $3.00 grade, now on C-f QfT Rnlfl at low nrie of onlv JJAecrfJ Mantel Alarm Clocks, S5.00 grade, special at Mantel Clock in China QJT fTP case $7.00 grade at DO00 Mantel Clock regular S22 value, special now at $25.00 Mantel Clock, at $16.00 $32.50 Manjtel Clock at $22.50 Fancy Clocks, Marble Cases, specially priced now at OFF. All GUt Clock now at OFF. Nickel Alarm Clocks specially priced now from $1.25 to $2.50 S3.95 $15 Save Money By Saving Your S. & H. Stamps J'pl If' New Dress Skirts $5.00 to $8.50 Models for Street, Sport and Dress Occasions Second Floor Every' woman should have at least one separate Skirt. We are splendidly prepared to show our customers the very new est models in poplins, serges, taffetas, flan nels and velours. All the latest plain colors, also the very popular plaids, checks and stripes. Tailored styles in plaited and flare effects, showy sport styles with fancy belts, pockets, etc. Many have the novelty yoke. New Smocks $1.95 Up to $6.75 Galatea, Crepe, Gabardines, Etc. Second Floor These serviceable garments are worn largely in place of waists. Many are-styled in belted coat effects with sport collar, large pockets and tailored cuff. Others are trimmed with smocking and are shown in loose effects with belt or sash. Materials are cotton cheviots, galatea, cotton gabardines, Japanese crepes. White, colors. New Waists At $3.49 Of Silk Crepe de Chine or Georgette Crepe Second Floor Several very at tractive models in this sale, styled with the latest sport collars and novelty cuffs. Some have soft re vers down the front. Plain and figured Georgette crepe and crepe de chine in a splendid range of the new colors. Also nets and fig ured tub silks. Saturday QQ A Q they are specially priced DOixt New Sport Sweaters $5.95 Middy Blouses Special $1.19 S. & H. Trading Stamps Given With Purchases. Always Ask for Them. Second Floor W o m e n's .and Misses' New Sport Sweaters of fine quality wool in plain weave. Styled with convertible collar and patch pockets. Colors green, car dinal, Oxford, heather, navy. Kelly green, etc. All sizes. Priced now at S5.75 Second Floor W o m e n's and Misses' Middy Blouses in a num ber of new styles at a moderate price. Made up in galatea with collars and cuffs in contrasting colors. Many are shown in smart belted styles. Priced special for this sale at S1.19 Children's Apparel At Attractive Prices Second Floor It will be well worth your while to visit the Children's Store and see the splendid bar gains we have to offer in Coats, Suits and Dresses. Girls' New Silk Coats $12.49 Second Floor Saturday we offer a very attractive new model Silk Coat for girls 6, 8 and 10 years of age smart belted style, cut extra full. C" O A Q All the new shades in the lot, priced at P-s-ufI7 i NEW SILK COATS for girls 2 to 6 years of age. Rose, Copenhagen blue, apple green, on CJQ Kf sale now on the Second Floor for only DOeJVJ Girls' Wash Dresses $1.98 to $13jS0 Second Floor Girls' Wash Dresses in beautiful new models, made up in best grade ginghams and linens. Ages 6 to 14 years. Priced at $1.98 to $13.50 GIRLS' White Duck Middies, 6 to 14. 08, $1.25 Toilet Needs & Drugs On account of the extremely low prices quoted below we reserve the right to limit quantity of any article sold to a customer. Ivory Soap 6 Cakes 25c Limit, six cakes of Ivory Soap to a customer. No deliveries of Soaps except with other purchases made in the Drug Department. Kolynos Tooth Paste, tube, 20 Spiro Powder, special at 20 4711 White Rose Glycerine Soap, guest-room size, 8; box of 12 cakes priced special now at 90 4711 Luxofoam, shaving, 50 Bay Rum, S-ounce bottle, 19 Glovers' Mange Remedy at 39 Hair Brushes, priced now at 150 Peroxide, full pound bottle, 19 Stork Castile Soap, 100 each, or three for the low price of 25 (t FREE Small bottle of Abelina Water with each 35c purchase made in the Drug Department. Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder at 17 Sanitol Tooth Fowder now 2 Assorted Bath Soaps, cake, 50 Squibb's Talcum Powder at 190 Phillips' Milk of Magnesia 400 Elcaya Cream, Powder or Ce rate, on sale Saturday at only 450 Pluto Water, large size, 300 Pebeco Tooth Paste, tube, 390 Dr. Berry's Freckle Ointment on sale Saturday at, special, 500 Odorona for excessive perspira tion, 3 sizes, 250, 450 and 850 Malvina Cream, special at 390 Sanitol Preparations Tooth powder. Tooth Paste, Cold Cream, Face Cream, Face Powder, ea. 2O0 Amour's Complexion Soap 110 . Bathasweet, for the bath, 200 Lavoris Mouth Wash, 8-oz., 400 Beecham's Pills, the box, 220 Glycothymoline, small size, 2O0 Ungentine Healing Ointment priced special for Saturday at 190 Milk of Magnesia, 1 pint, 400 Freezone, for corns, bottle, 330 Sodium Phosphate, effervescent, four-ounce bottle, special, 400 Waldorf Toilet Paper, 650 sheets to "the roll, dozen rolls for 750 Scotissue Paper, doz. rolls $1.50 Sanitissue a soft cloth like paper, three rolls to package, 4O0 Squibb's Paraffin Oil, 1 pint, $1 Borden's Milk Demonstration You will never know how ' de licious Borden's Milk is until you stop at the demonstration booth and try a glass. During the dem onstration the following prices will be in force on Borden's Milk. 50c size Borden's Milk at 400 $1.00 size Borden's Milk at 8O0 .$3.98 hospital size at only $2.98 Water Glass for Preserving Eggs One effective way to reduce your living expenses preserve eggs in water glass the liquid preserva tive. 200, 350, 550 and 850 Men's and Young Men's New Spring Suits World-Famous Makes in All the Season's New Models and Fabrics Men's Store, Main Floor Clothes may not make the man, but they go a long way towards making him successful. No matter what his calling may be. Step into this MAN'S STORE and let us show you the kind of clothes that spell success. Snappy styles for men and young men. $15 to $40 J Men's Underwear at 69c Main Floor Men's medium weight Underwear Shirts in sizes 84 to 50 and drawers in sizes Q 30 to 50. Perfect fitting wool mixtures. Garm't OJC Men's Nightshirts at 69c Main Floor Men's Night Shirts of good heavy qual ity bleached muslin. Styled with V neck and ?Q trimmed with braid. Sizes 15 to 20. Special "wv Sale of Men's Fiber Silk Hosiery Saturday Special -3 Pairs SOc Main Floor Men's Fiber Silk and Mercerized Cotton ' Socks. Black and colors in broken assortment. Priced special for Saturday, three pairs for 50c Boys' Suits $4.85 2 Pairs of Pants Main Floor Don't delay, for these splendid Suits are selling out rapidly and no prospects of more to take their place at the price. Smart belted Norfolks with patch pockets. Two pairs of pants with each suit pants have Ql QC taped seams. Ages 6 to 18. Special DOD Boys' Serge Norfolks $50 Main Floor Boys' navy blue serge Norfolk Suite at a great bargain. Strong, durable storm serge. Finest of tailoring throughout. Pants full lined, with taped seams. Sizes for boys 6 CJfT fTA 6 to 18 years. See these Suits priced DOOvl Other models in Norfolks at $7.50 to $10.50 Boys' Wash Suits $10 to $3 JO Boys' Wash Hats 50c Up to $10 CirTTO TAKE CONTRACT JPEDERSON TO BE DECtARKD DE LIXftl'EXT ON AUDITORIUM JOB. If Bondsmen Refuse to Finish Work, ' Council Will Do It With 100,000 ; Withheld From Contractor. A report filed yesterday by Whlte house Sc. Fouilhoux, Auditorium archi tects, shows that progress of work on the building- la decidedly -unsatisfactory. Accordingly, the City Council at a special meeting this morning will take the first step In a plan for the city to take over and complete the work. The action has been recom mended by Commissioner Baker, who is determined thut tn h..ni.- v completed In time for the National Edu cation Association convention In July. The first step will be to declare the contractor, Hans Pederson, delinquent, and then to notify the bondsmen to take over the work. It Is expected they will have until Monday afternoon to agree or to refuse. If they refuse the city will forthwith take over the con tract and hurry it 'to completion. To complete the work will entail an expen diture of about $100,000. More than this amount has been withheld from the contractor and Is available in the Auditorium fund. The report of the architects shows there has been a serious delay In hard ware; 12,000 face brick are being- held up on account of failure of Mr. Peder son to-pay for them; the marble con tractor has refused to furnish required material; the Dahlstrom metal doors are being held until paid for; granite la held on a sidetrack awaiting payment in advance, and the fire insurance pol icy is about to expire and will not be renewed until the premium Is paid. By the city taking over the building, it is said, the only expenditures neces sary will be those for completing the work. The city will not assume In any n ay the unpaid bills of Mr. Pederson, the bondsmen being responsible for those bills if Mr. Pederson falls to pay them. 25 DOUBLE-EAGLES STOLEN Hindu Laborer Causes Arrest- of Compatriot After Loss of Coin. - Twenty-five $20 gold pieces stolen from Massa Sing, a Hindu laborer, by his compatriot and close friend, Bahn Sing, caused the latter to be held to the grand Jury yesterday morning on a charge of grand larceny. Ball was fixed by Municipal ,Tudge Stevenson at $1000. Several days ago, the testimony re lated, Massa Sing went to a bonding company and drew out $500. which he had on deposit. He was accompanied by the friendly and solicitous Bahn Sing, it Is said, who urged him to re pair to a room and celebrate. Both became Intoxicated, Massa Sing says, and when he awakened In the morning- his friend and his money were gone. GIFTS OF BOOKS SOUGHT CAPTAIN ANDERSON SEMIS LITER ATURE TO LOGGING CAMPS. Worklngmen Appreciate Reading; Mat ter for Evenings, Sunday, and Rainy Day Off Duty. Captain John Anderson has started another campaign to secure literature of all description to distribute among the logging camps of Oregon. Captain Anderson was formerly in charge of the Volunteers of America Mission of Portland and has done a great deal of good for the loggers. His work among the logging camps is the gathering and distributing of good, wholesome litera ture. He wishes to have the hearty co-op eration and assistance of the citizens of Portland to enable him to carry on the work In the most efficient manner. In Oregon there arc over 100 logging camps, employing approximately from 5 to ISO men each. - The men appre ciate good books after their day's work and especially when the weather Is bad, and on Sundays. In many of the camps there are women and children. Captain Ander son will ship the books to the camps In small boxes. He resides at, 143 Grand avenue North, and will appre ciate any books brought there for the men. Captain Anderson can be reached by telephone at East 1942 an If anyone wishing to contribute telephones him he will personally call for what they have. Heading matter left at Room $05 of the Young Men's Christian Asso ciation will reach him. He now has quite a number of books on hand, but needs about 000 books, magazines and church papers no matter how old they are. Captain Anderson also distributes the Bible printed in various languages. He assists the own ers of camps in any way he can in the way of suggesting how to deal with the men 'so that they will remain on the Job. Within a month Captain Anderson and four or five others will tour as many of the camps asthey can get to, and preach the gospel to the men. ATTORNEY DEMANDS FEES Contempt Order -Issued Against De- . fendant In Divorce Case. Forthwith an order for payment of $50 costs and attorney's fees, granted by Presiding Judge Gantenbeln sever al months ago. was given yesterday at the close of contempt proceedings broughc by Attorney Robert Shaw against Conrad Llstmann. Since Clara Listmann filed suit for divorce against her husband. Conrad Llstmann. the latter received $3000 from the sale of some property and it was asserted in court yesterday that the suit probably would be dropped. The contempt proceeding was brought to force compliance with the order of court, as Attorney Shaw ad vanced the filing fees and lent his client, he alleges, $15 with which to pay a hotel bill. Mr. Llstmann did not appear in court. . ( Read The Oree-onlan classified afls. SIX $1150 Factory Mitchell, Lewis & StaverCo. Eait Morrison and Ffrst
