THE MORNING OKEGONIAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1917,
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All Charge Purchases Made Today and Remainder of This Month Will Go on Your May Account, Payable on June 1st
Trunks, Suitcase and Traveling Bags, 4th Floor Model Grocery, Bakery and Delicatessen, 4th Floor Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Draperies and Bedding, 3d Floor
PORTLAND
AGENTS
FOR
THE FAMOUS
OHIO
STANDARD
ELECTRIC
SUCTION
CLEANERS.
For the Best Lunch
in Portland
Come to our Tea Room, on the
4th Floor. All foods prepared un
der most rigid sanitary inspection.
Luncheon served 11:30 to 2:30.
Afternoon Tea from 3:30 to 4:30.
PORTLAND
AGENTS FOR
QUALITY
LINENS AND
CARTER'S
CELEBRATED
UNDERWEAR.
Olds,
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Wortman & I
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Ling
, OUT-OF-TOWN
ORDERS
FILLED AND
FORWARDED
PROMPTLY.
STAMPS
GIVEN ON
ON REQUEST.
Soda Fountain
in Basement .
Quench your thirst at the Base
ment Fountain. Delicious soft
drinks of all kinds served. Reason
able prices. Shoe Shining Parlor
in Basement Underprice Store.
PORTLAND
AGENTS
' FOR
LADIES'
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS
AND
PUBLICAT'NS.
Double Stamps Saturday EhS? in Men's and Boys' Clothing Depts.
Sale Extraordinary
Women's Suits
Special $17.85
Sport Suits Street Suits Novelty Suits
In the Very Newest Shades
Suit Salons, Second Floor There are in this lot exceed
ingly practical Suits, which five out of every ten women
find indispensable for everyday wear, as well as many in
the popular sport effects and novelty etyles. All are beau
tifully tailored from splendid quality wool poplins, wool
serges and wool jerseys.- Many in Russian blouse models,
with side plaits, large collars, belted ties, etc., others in
smart belted effects and loose fitting styles, trimmed with
buttons, fancy silk stitching, etc. These excellent Suits
are shown in a great range of the leading f7 Or
colors and in nearly all sizes. Priced special 5 J. 4 JJ
See Morrison Street Window
MILLINERY SALONS, 2d FLOOR
Any Trimmed Hat at $7.50
None Reserved
Millinery Dept.
Second Floor
Unrestricted choice of any
Trimmed Hat in the Millinery Sa
' Ions Saturday at above price. Act
promptly and get the full benefit
of this splendid offer by being
among the first to choose. Hun
dreds of Hats are involved many
of them having just recently ar
rived. Sport Hats and Dress Hats
in all the season's newest shapes
sailors, turbans, drooping brims,
etc., beautifully trimmed with
flowers, ornaments, stick-ups, ribbons, etc. Milans, Milan Hemps and
novelty straws of every description in black, white and colors. S7 PCO
Hats forth 4 to 5 times sale price. Saturday special at only 0 ill
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES ON GIRLS' AND CHILDREN'S HATS
Hat Shapes Special $1
Basement
Millinery
The great sale ' of Untrimmed
Hats in the Basement will continue
Saturday. Positively the most re
markable values we have ever of
fered. Small Hats, medium Hats
and large Hats in every conceiv
able shape and color. Milan Hemps,
Liseres, Shiny Straws and Milans.
Scores of styles to select from.
Profit by this special sale. Hat
Shapes in this lot worth fl1 ff
manv times sale mice. jJAeV
-BASEMENT SALE OF MILLINERY TRIMMINGS 250 AND 500
Misses' High-Top Shoes
Dugan & Hudson 7 O st O
MakeSpecial Pair ) J. rrO
Main Floor Extra special offering for Saturday. Tan or black Rus
sia Calf Buttoned Boots 8 ins. high, made on full round toe last with
well modeled low heels. Sizes 2 to AYa only. These are the famous
Dugan & Hudson Shoes and are exceptional values. Select stock
Russian calf. Especially desirable for misses and email women. If
priced according to present market these would sell at (IQ AO
?8.50 to $9.00 the pair. While they last, special, pair DOttO
Women's White Shoes
At $3.98 Pair
Main Floor Women's White Sea Island Duck
Sport Shoes similar to this illustration. Fiber
soles, low heels of rubber or leather. One
model at this price has ball strap of white
nubuck and trimmed lace stay, neatly per
forated. Splendid comfortable Shoes
for sport and general wear. JJO QO
Priced special, the pair tDOeiO
MEN'S Laced or Buttoned Shoes on
English or high round-toe CJI A Q
last. Special, the pair at tDTCeftO
WOMEN'S NOVELTY BOOTS in new high-top styles. P QO
Saturday special the pair at extraordinary low price of DUi0
Basement Sale of Women's
Dresses at $11.95
Our Great Basement Sale of Women's and Misses' Dresses continues
Saturday with still a splendid assortment of beautiful new models to
select from. Dresses for all occasions, from the fashionable new sport
effects to more elaborate styles for evening and party wear. Made up
in high-grade taffetas, Georgette crepe, crepe de chine, crepe meteor
and imported pongee. All are the very newest creations with C?- -1 nr
plaited or flare skirts. Excellent assortment of colors. DJLxD,
Special Showing of
New Veilings
Special 25c Yd.
Main Floor At this special price
for Saturday only. New Veilings
in plain and fancy meshes. Bor
dered, figured or plain, including
the new Hairline Veilings so much
the vogue right now. Shown in
black, white, magpie, navy, brown,
sand, taupe, purple, wistaria, or
chid, flesh and emerald. OP
Saturday special, the yard
NEW VEILS We show all the
newest novelties in Veils and
drapes it it's new and desirable
you'll find it in our splendid stock..
Veiling Dept., on the Main Floor.
Women's
New Auto Gaps
75c to $1.75
Main Floor Great showing of the
season's newest novelties in Auto
Caps and Sport Caps. Made in
full head size with transparent, re
versible visors of contrasting col
ors. Plain colors and checks. Also
silk caps with leather visors. Ask
to see the new Caps. 750 to $1.75
Women's Auto Caps
Special 50c
Main Floor Women's Auto Caps
in all the leading colors and styles
special assortment on PA
sale Saturday, your choice tlUU
Sale of Ribbons
At 35c Yd.
Plain Taffetas, Jacquards,
M oires and Fancies
Main Floor Beautiful new Rib
bons for hairbows and cashes. In
plain taffetas in all the wanted
colors, Jacquards, moires, plaids,
stripes, etc. also two-toned taf
fetas with satin stripe. All silk,
high-grade Ribbons on sale QC
Saturday at special, yard OOl
Kodaks, Cameras
4th Floor
Eastman Kodaks, Cameras and
Supplies of all kinds. Developing,
printing, enlarging, framing and
color work by experts of long ex
perience. Bring your .work here
for the best results. 4th Floor.
Women's New
Collars & Sets
Special $1.75
Main Floor Women's new novelty
neckwear collars and sets in a.
great assortment of styles, priced
for Saturday's selling far under
regular value. Hand-embroidered,
lace-trimmed, tucked and plain ef
fects. Shown in all the new sport
colors plain or in combination of
various shades. An excellent op
portunity to choose from the
daintiest of collars and !
sets at special price of wXtlO
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR Col
lars, Sets and Vestees in a wonder
ful showing of the season's smart
est styles. We receive new ship
ments almost every day. Ask to
see these new novelties. Neck
wear, Department, on First Floor.
Women's and Children's
Novelty Belts
35c to $1.50
Main Floor Special showing Sat
urday of new shipment of Women's
and Children's Belts. Latest styles
of patent leather, suede and nov
elty white and colored kid. Also
a large assortment of black patent
leather belts in all the popular
widths. Prices range 35c to $1.50
Handkerchiefs
Special 10c
Main Floor Limit six to a custo
mer and no telephone orders ac
cepted for this epecial. Women's
handkerchiefs with colored hems
and white or colored corner em
broidery. Shamrock cloth and dim
ity. Also women's linen handker
chiefs with neat block inl- 1A
tial. Saturday special, each X"Cr
Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Will Be Given
With III Cash Purchases Made Saturday in Men's and
Boys' Clothing and Furnishing Departments, 1st Floor
Men's Spring Suits $15 to $40
America's Best Makes Superior Fabrics
Men's Store, Main Floor Smart, snappy styles for young fellows and more conserva
tive models for men of quiet taste. Our showing of the new Spring styles is now at
its best, affording a wide range to select from. Particularly attractive display of
the new belted back models one style as illustrated. Step in and see these new Spring
Suits, Moderately priced, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 up to aa high aa $10.00.
Men's Store
Main Floor
Men's Silk Shirts
Special at $3.75
Main Floor Men's high-grade Silk Shirts
underpriced for Saturday's selling. Made
in good full, roomy styles, witn rrencn
Scuffs. Sizea 14 to 16. Neat (JQ rrr
patterns. Priced epecial now "
MEN'S HOSIERY Odd lines in fiber
silk and mercerized cotton. Shown in
assorted colors and sizes. Are (J- ff
priced special Saturday, 6 pairs wliUU
Men's Union Suits
-Special at 79c i
Main Floor Men's Athletic Union Suits
of good quality barred nainsook. Sleeve
less, knee-length style. Shown in all
sizes from 36 up to 46. Satur- (7Q
day very special, the suit only U
MEN'S HATS REDUCED Our entire
.stock, including "Wellington" and "Na
poleon" makes priced lower. $3.00 Hats
now $2.25 $2 and $2.50 Hats $1.50
Boy Suits $5.50
Of Navy Blue Serge
Main Floor If your boy takes pride in his
appearance these Suits will meet every re
quirement of 6tyle, fit and serviceability.
They are made up of splendid heavy qual
ity navy blue serge pinch-back models
with 3-piece belts and patch pockets. Pants
are cut in full standard sizes, full lined,
with taped seams. Finest of tai- jP fTfl
loring. Sizes 6 to 18 years. For DtJ.dVJ
Boys' Spring Suits
$4.85 to $16.50
Main Floor Fancy tweeds homespuns,
cheviots, worsteds, etc. Latest models with
fancy plaits or pinch backs, with or without
yoke, patch or slit pockets. Hand-tailored
garments. One or two pairs of full-lined
pants. FREE Combination Suit Hanger
with every suit Bold Saturday,
IK
Girls' Silk Coats
Special $8.49 '
Second Floor Special lot of Girls' Silk
Coats on sale Saturday at special low price.
Beautiful new models in the latest full
styles. Apple green, rose, Copen- QQ A ft
hagenblue. Sizes 6, 8, 10. Spl at &OttS
Girls' Spring Suits
$14 .00 to $27 JO
We sell the famous "SI1
verleaf " Tailored Suits for
girls you hear eo much
about. Shown in plain
colors and checks. Dis
tinctive in design. Sizes
for girls 12 to 16 years.
Prices range $14 to $27.50
Girls' New Spring Suits
Special $9.85
Second Floor Saturday we shall sell a number of
girls' new Spring suits at a substantial reduction in
price in order to close out a email lot at once.
Smart Norfolk models in navy blue eerge QQ QC
and checks. Ages, 10, 12 and 14. Sale, Oe7eOJ
GIRLS' SEPARATE SKIRTS of good QO
cmalitv nlaid. Acres utj to 14. Snecial at tPOM:7
Odd Lines Girls' Wash Dresses Priced Special at 79c
Girls' Middy Blouses $139 and $1.49
Second Fl. Girls' middy blouses
of washable crepe. Stripes or
solid colors with collars and cuffs
Second Floor Odd lines of girls'
wash dresses in assorted styles
and materials. ' Sizes for girls 2
to 14 years of age on sale r7ft
Saturday at special, each
of white material. Sizes 4 to 12
years. Sale prices $1.39 and $1.49
Boys' Wash Suits
$1.50 to $3.50
Main Floor New 1917 styles in
Boys' Wash Suits now ready for
your choosing. Billy Boy and
Sailor Middy styles with short or
long pants. Plain white, blues, tan,
and darker shades. Also in checks
and stripes. Materials are cham
brays, repps, linens, cheviots,
madras, etc. Shown in sizes for
boys 2Va years to 8 years of age.
Boys' Sport Blouses
50c to $1.00
Main Floor Excellent showing of
the new Spring styles in ginghams,
chambrays, madras and soisette.
Sport or military collars. Plain
colors, also neat striped patterns.
Prices range 500 up to $1.50.
BTTI9
Brooks Cabinet Phonograph
Our Special Price $100
Dept. 4th Floor SOLD ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN $5 down and $5 a
month. Beautiful in design and finish, with tone unsurpassed on the
market. Equipped with the latest improvement. Plays any disk record.
You are cordially invited to come and hear the Brooks play your favorite
piece. On display In the Phonograph Department on the Fourth Floor.
Headquarters for Wheel Goods
4th Floor Splendid showing of
baby carriages in the best makes.
Reed Pullmans, $22.50 to $49.00
Go-Carta priced $9.50 up to $22.50
Oriole Cabs priced at $10 to $18.50
Bicycles priced $22.50 to $40.00
Tricycles priced at $6.00 to $20.00
-Kiddie Kars in various sizes rang
ing in price from $2.25 to $2.75
Velocipedes priced $4.25 to $20.00
Reed Sulkies at $10.50 to $16.50
Hand Cars priced at $5. to $24.00
Special showing of Coasters and
Play Wagons at the lowest prices.
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given With Purchases
Amounting to 10c or More Save Your Stamps
Women's Silk
Gloves
Special Showing at Center
Circle 1st Floor
Saturday we shall feature a spe
cial showing of Women's Silk
Gloves at the Center Circle. Port
land Maid and Kayser makes.
White, gray, black, silver, navy,
brown also white and black with
contrast and two-toned stitching.
Priced 600 to $1.75 a pair.
Picture Frames
Special 39c
Main Floor Platinoid Picture
Frames in good -size. Oval style
with ball feet. These will not tar
nish and will last a lifetime. On
sale Saturday in the Jew- OQn
elry Section at special 0i
Platinoid Frames, 2 sizes, 230
Wash Boilers
At $1.68
Third Floor No. 8 Copper-bottom
Wash Boiler with drop handles, just
like this picture. Satur- Q"l ?0
day you may buy them at 35-l.JO
Lawn Mowers in best makes. Now
priced $3.75, $4.00 up to $8.00
Toilet Needs
& Drugs
On account of the extremely
low. prices quoted below we re
serve the right to limit quantity
of any article sold to a customs?.
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, 200
Spiro Powder, special at 200
4711 White Rose Glycerine
Soap, guest-room size, 80; box of
12 cakes priced special now, 000
Bay Rum, 8-ounce bottle, 100
Glovers' Mange Remedy at 390
.Peroxide, lull pound bottle, 1O0
Stork Castile Soap, 100 each,
or three for the low price of 250
Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder 170
Sanitol Tooth Powder now 200
Assorted Bath Soaps, cake, 50
Squibb's Talcum Powder 190
Phillips Milk of Magnesia 400
Elcaya Cream, Powder or Ce
rate, on sale Saturday at 450
-p-Pluto Water, large size, 300
Pebeco Tooth Paste, tube, 390
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, 200
Armour's Complexion Soap 110
Bathasweet, for the bath, 200
Lavoris Mouth Wash, 8-oz., 400
Beecham's Pills, the box, 220
Unguentine Healing Ointment
priced special for Saturday, 100
Milk of Magnesia, 1 pint, 400
Freezone, for corns, bottle, 350
Sodium Phosphate, efferves
cent, 4-ounce bottle, special, 400
Water Glass for
Preserving Eggs
One effective way to reduce
your living expenses preserve
eggs in water glass liquid pre
servative. 200, 350, 550, 850
Maurine Toilet Goods
Demonstration
FREE, full treatment of Mau
rine Toilet Preparations in the
Rest Rooms, second floor. Mau
rine toilet articles have not been
advanced in price in spite of the
fact that everything that goes
into their manufacture costs far
more than ' formerly.
Borden's Milk
Demonstration
Borden's Malted Milk is not
only a delightful beverage, but is
also one of the most strengthen
ing of foods. Ask the demon
strator to explain to you the
merits of Borden's Malted Milk
and you will never be without it
in your home. Special prices
reduced during demonstration.
FIRELESS MONTH IS AIM
Jefferson HlgU Fire Squad Enlisted
in Prevention Work.
A. movement to make May a fireless
month was started yesterday at Jeffer
son High School, horns of the now cele
brated Jefferson fire squad, when Jay
Stevens, Fire Marshal, aannounced his
plana and asked Jefferson High School
students to aid.
The students will be asked to circu
late throughout the city, circulars set
ting forth methods which all citizens
can employ in reducing- fire danger to a
minimum.
February was aa excellent month.
Marshal Stevens announced, inasmuch
as there were only S3 fires. To reduce
that number to sero is the aim of the
new movement.
Through Principal Jenkins, Jefferson
volunteered whatever aid the students
and faculty could give and they will
start their work next week.
Read The Oregonian classified ads.
DEATH BARS BOMB ARREST!
Walter Layman, Wanted at Albany,
Dies ' of Wounds.
The. death of Walter Iayman. ex
convict, who was shot by patrolmen in
Spokane in an altercation, was all that
prevented the Federal authorities here
from taking action against him on a
charge of having sent a bomb to James
Melsner, of Albany, on December 22
last. Federal authorities said yester
day that they bad evidence which left
little doubt that Layman was the send
er of the bomb.
Melsner received the bomb after the
convict. Hooper, had been shot under
Melsner's house by pursuing officers.
Fearing that it was an infernal ma
chine, however, he exploded it at a safe
distance.
Layman is also said to have sent a
bomb to a man named Anderson on
McNeil's Island. The attempt on Ander
son's life was likewise unsuccessful.
Princess Mary of England Is aa ex
pert tennis player. . .
$5000 POST IS OFFERED
Firo Marshal Stevens May Go to
Coast Underwriters' Bureau
Fire Marshal Jay Stevens may accept
aa offer made to him yesterday to be
come manager of the fire prevention
bureau of the fire underwriters of the
Pacific Coast. The position involves a
salary of $5000 a year.
It la said by Mr. Stevens' friends that
he will accept the position provided he
will be allowed to remain in Oregon
for two months to organise the office
of State Fire Marshal. He has agreed
to do this work and will leave the city
service for that purpose next month.
Meeting Set for Today Is Postponed.
lA. M. Grtlley, chairman of the ath
letic and sports committee of the an
nual Rose Festival, sent out notifica
tions last night to the effect that the
meeting scheduled for today noon has
been postponed. The reason given is
that a number of sub-committees are
at work, and the chairmen are not
ready to give a definite report. The
meeting will be called to order in the
Chamber of Commerce some time next
week.
Read The Oroe-onlan classified ads.
PASKER'
HAIR BALSAM
a?,-f 1 A toilet preparation of wirrit.
x..eip vo cr&cuoate a&aaruiZ.
For Restoring Color and
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