THE 3IORNIXG OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, 3IAY 11, 1917.
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Fishing Tackle, Golf, Tennis, Baseball and Sporting Goods of A 11 Kinds, Fourth Floor Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies, Fourth Floor Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Draperies, Third Floor
Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Cut Glass, Silverware, Dinnerware, Kitchen Furnishings, Third Floor Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlor on the Second Floor
TRUNKS,
SUIT CASES
AND
TRAVELING
BAGS.
BEST MAKES
AT LOWEST
PRICES.
4TH FLOOR.
New Sport Skirtings
39c Yard
Main Floor New Ormond Skirt
ings in the latest sport patterns,
32 inches wide. Much in demand
for sport skirts. Priced OQp
special for Friday, yard 07i
ARTISTIC
PICTURE
FRAMING TO
YOUR ORDER
AT LOWEST
PRICES.
4TH FLOOR.
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED.
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Olds, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
STOP AT THE
BASEMENT
"PIT" EVERY
TIME YOU
VISIT THE
STORE.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
EVERY DAY.
Home Journal Patterns
10c and 15c Each
Why pay 20c, 25c and 30c for
patterns when you can get the
Home Journal Patterns for 10c
and 15c? Easy to use, accurate.
Pattern Department, Main Fir.
HUNTING
AND
FISHING
LICENSES
ISSUED
IN SPORTING
GOODS DEPT.
ON THE ,
4TH FLOOR.
Double Stamps on Charge or Caish Purchases in All Departments
Reduce Your Living Expenses and Add to Your Income by Shopping Here, Where You Get S.&H. Stamps With Your Purchases
Women's Silk Dresses
Special $13.45
Beautiful New Models Made Up in Crepe de Chine,
Taffeta and Georgette Crepes
Second Floor A notable sale of women's and misses' beautiful new
Dresses beginning Friday morning, in the Garment Salons, Second Floor.
By taking all the manufacturer had of these handsome Dresses we se
cured them at a price which enables us to give our customers one of the
most remarkable bargains of the season. Latest midsummer models in
high waistline effects with corded belts, fancy silk-stitched tabs and
large Georgette crepe collars beautiful Dresses of Georgette crepe, taf
fetas and crepe de chine in loose-fitting styles with novelty belts, shirred
waistline, fancy collars and cuffs. Many are finished with hand em
broidery in colors. Plaited and flare skirts. Dresses for all occasions.
Shown in a splendid assortment of light and dark colors. !" Q A C
All sizes for women and misses. Priced extra special Friday tUJ-0frtl
Women's M iddy Blouses, Special $1.19
Special Sale of
BlackSilks
At $1.59
40'Inch Paillette de Soie
SS'inch Taffetas
Center Circle, First Floor Beauti-ft''-
high-grade Silks from our reg
ular stock qualities that you can
depend upon for satisfactory serv
ice. 40-inch Paillette de Soie and
35-inch taffetas in just the right
weight for Summer suits, skirts,
dresses, waists and petticoats. Now
is the time to supply your silk
needs and save. Superior C"l CQ
quality black Silks, yard 5I.Jt7
Second Floor New Middy Blouses
of good quality galatea in all white
or with colored collars and cuffs.
Many are styled with belts, others
in loose effects with side "f Q
lacings. Priced special D
Dainty Waists
Special $1
Bargain Circle, First Floor Fri
day will be "Dollar Day" at the'
Center Circle. Hundreds of crisp,
hew Waists,- just out of the boxes,
will be offered at . above price.
Clever new models in tailored and
novelty effects. Made up in cot
ton voiles, organdies, lawns and
fancy striped madras. New large
collars. Full range of f(
sizes. Friday special at DJ-Vv
New Middy Skirts of white gala
tea, trimmed with large pearl but
tons, pocket and stitched belt. These
fasten down the front. Just the
thing for wear with middy blouses.
Prices range $1.25 up to $1.49
Double S. & H. Stamps
Housekeepers
Supplies
Main Floor Housekeepers will do
well to visit the Linen section Fri
day and Saturday and take advan
tage of these special offerings.
72-In. Damask
At 59c Yd.
Main Floor Extra heavy quality
mercerized Damask in beautiful
new designs. Wears well and
launders to perfection. 72 PQ
inches wide. Sale price, yd. tl7l
Linen Toweling
At 68c Yard
Main Floor Richardson's fine all
linen huck toweling at a very spe
cial price for Friday and Saturday.
. Shown in many different patterns.
18 or 20 inches wide. Worth much
more than the sale price. flQ
Specially priced now, yard "Ov
Women's High Boots
Special $6.98
Main Floor Women's high-cut laced Boots of fine
white kid with narrow receding toe, imitation
straight tip, turned soles, covered half-Louis heels
with aluminum plate, instep beautifully arched
Women's all-gray Nubuck Boots, laced, medium
pointed toe last, half-French heel covered
with aluminum plate, fancy perforations.
All sizes in these two styles. Also a num
ber of broken lines in women's novelty
Boots included in this sale. J QO
Sacrifice price the pair for only 3vJ'0
Women's High-Grade Shoes $3.98
Patent, Vici Kid and Gunmetal Leathers
Main Floor 986 Pairs Women's Shoes priced for quick cleanup. Strictly
high-grade footwear. Patent, vici kid and gunmetal calf leathers in
laced or buttoned styles. . All Goodyear welted soles and first-class work
manship on every pair. Cloth, velvet or soft kid tops. All heights in
heels various styles in toes. Good range of sizes. Extraordi- CJO QQ
nary values at the very special price for this sale only of DOJO
Wash Goods
Remnants
Hundreds of short lengths and
remnants of Wash Goods lawns,
batistes, organdies, madras also
sheetings, muslins, white goods,
ginghams, crepes, etc. pieces suit
able for all purposes. On sale
Friday at REDUCED PRICES.
Special Display and Sale of Season's Newest Effects in
Sport Hats
At $3.00
Second Floor Come to the Millin
ery Salons Friday and see this su
perb showing of the new Sport
Hats by far the largest and best
selection in the city. Beautiful
models, made up in combination of
silk and straws, also hemps, togals, combinations straw and crepe, all
crepe, Milans and Milan Hemps. Hats for all sorts of sport wear, for
motoring, for street wear in an endless assortment of the newest sport
colors, many in combinations of different colors. Also all- CJO ff
black Sport Hats. Effectively trimmed. Special for Friday DOUU
Untrimmed Hats at $2. 75
Second Floor Sailors, small close-fitting Hats and novelty shapes in
great variety, Milans, Milan Hemps. Lisere and various other straws.
Black and all the leading colors. Exceptional values at low price $2.75
Basement Millinery Sale
Banded Sailors at $1.69
Basement Millinery An even two hundred of these Hats to go Friday
at the above price, which is very much below their regular worth. Smart
banded sailors of splendid quality straws neat effective Hats for street
and sports wear. Shown in black, burnt, gray, blue, green, also many in
two-toned ' colorings. Especially becoming for youthful I- ?Q
women, misses. Be one of the 200 to share in this bargain at DJ-v)7
SPECIAL PRICES ON CHILDREN'S NEW TRIMMED HATS.
Great Basement Sale of 812 New
$8.75
Beautiful New M od els
for Misses, Juniors and
Children Your Choice
$8.75
Manufacturer's Surplus Stock Purchased at Less Than Half Reg-,
ular Prices An Extraordinary Offering
Friday and Saturday the Basement Store will hold a phenomenal sale of Misses', Juniors' and Chil
dren's Coats at the lowest price ever quoted in Portland for such splendid garments. Every Coat is
new this season and made up in strictly high-grade materials in plain colors and novelty checks, plaids
and mixtures. Scarcely a Coat in the entire lot but what is suitable for year-round wear. Hand
some new sport models with novelty collars, pockets and belts Street Coats School Coats Dressy
Coats. Many are shown in half-length styles with loose belts. Every garment is well made and nicely
finished and there are a great many Coats in the lot worth more than double the sale price. Sizes for
youthful women, misses, juniors arid school girls. See special showing in one of the Alder- QQ ryp
street windows, and don't fail to share in this wonderful sale. Choice of 812 Spring Coats at 30l O
Women's Coats Special $13.95
Women's Suits Special $15.95
Basement In this special lot of Coats we include
many that are worth fully double the sale price.
There are Sport Coats in many smart styles with
large collars, fancy belts and pockets Street
Coats in any number of handsome models; also
Novelty Coats designed along more dressy lines.
Good range of the wanted plain colors as well as
the popular plaids, checks and mixtures. This sea
son's best styles, strictly first-class workmanship
throughout. Shown in practically all CJ"1 O QC
sizes. Sale price for these Coats, each DXOJtJ
Basement The one great opportunity of the sea
son to buy a beautiful new Suit and pay about half
real worth. In the Basement Store Friday and
Saturday over 150 Women's and Misses' Suits will
be disposed of at the above price. Sport models,
street Suits and dressy Suits in belted and loose
fitting effects with latest large collars, belts, ties
and pockets. Gabardines, wool jersey, serges and
various other materials in a good range of the
newest plain colors, also novelty
checks. Basement special 'at only
S15.95
Double Stamps With All Charge or Cash Purchases
Goats
17-in Embroidery
Flouncings
At 19c Yard
Main Floor 17-inch Flouncings and
Corset Cover Embroideries of good
quality. Priced special for " Qf
Friday at low figure of, yard -a-iv
BABY RUFFLE Embroidery
Flouncings, 27 inches wide, QQ.
Friday special, the yard at Oi7
EMBROIDERY Dress Flouncings
45 inches wide. Excellent designs
on fine quality voile mate
rial. Specially priced, yard
72 -In. Dress Nets
At 65c Yard
Main Floor 72-inch White Dress
Nets for graduation frocks, etc. In
dependable quality. Friday
you may buy them at, yard VJtJU
NET TOP LACES of fine quality
for jabots and stocks. Colors, white,
cream and ecru. Width's from 5 to
17 inches on sale Fri- "f
day in department at... 4
GEORGETTE CREPE Waistings
in the famous "Mallinson's" make.
Shown in several good QQ
designs and colors. Yard 3J-00
New Veilings
At 19c Yard
Main Floor Extra special for Fri
day, hexagon and fancy mesh veil
ings in black and colors on "
sale at very special, the yard -Lil
Opening Sale of Men's Straw and
Panama Hats
All $1.75 and $250 Straw Hats Special at $130
$7J0 Bankoks and Panamas $5.50
Main Floor The Straw Hat season will open at this store Friday with
an extraordinary sale of 3000 Men's and Young Men's New Spring Hats
in novelty straws, Panamas, Leghorns, Milans, Sennets and Bankoks
in all the latest styles and shapes at prices that will bring hundreds of
new customers to our hat section. All prices quoted below will be in
force Friday and every day thereafter until further notice. See the Morrison-street
window for special display of New Spring Hats for Men.
$1.75 and $2.50 Sailor Shapes in
Sennets and Imitation (J- (Tf
Panamas now priced at w-LeOvl
All Men's $3.00 Sen- QO OfT
net Straws, now priced 0O
All Men's $4.00 Milan PO rrr
Straws now priced at &We I O
All Men's $5.00 Leghorns and
Panama Hats are priced QQ rTC
very special now at 30 4 O
All Men's $6.00 Ban- Or
koks and Panamas now 3jTCeiO
All Men's $7.50 Ban- QfT
koks and Panamas now 3tlOV
AllMen'sFeltHatsReduced
$3.00 Grades Now Priced at $225
$2.00 and $20 Grades Now $1.50
Main Floor Our celebrated "Wellington" and "Napoleon" Hats are also
included at the above prices. Men who have been in the habit of pay
ing $2 to $3 for their Hats now have the opportunity to get the same
good quality the same correct styles, here at $1.50 to $2.50. Isn't this
a worth-while saving, especially now, when every dollar counts? Splen
did stock of the newest shapes in soft felts, also black Stiff Hats.
All Men's $2.00 and $1 Prt I All Men's $3.00 Soft OO OCT
$2.50 Felt Hats priced OX.Ul and Stif Hats now at
Great H -Price Sale of .Men's
union amis g
I C ..-.- I c trr .i .
spring una summer tv eigiits
Full Range of All Sizes
Here's sale that will be of interest to every man in
Portland, for rarely indeed is the opportunity present
ed to buy Summer Underwear right at the start of
the season at half price. An immense lot bought direct
from the manufacturer irregular makes with slight
imperfections which are scarcely noticeable at all.
Union Suits at $1.50
Men's Union Suits of mercerized lisle in cream
and white. Styled with short sleeves and ankle length.
These garments are worth just double the above prices.
Very fine quality and perfect fitting garments. Slight
imperfections in yarns. Light-weight ribbed. Q- jrf
Sizes 34 to 46. Specially priced now at 5J-OU
Mens Union Suits
Special 62Vzc
Main Floor Men's Porosknit Union
Suits in ecru color. Short sleeves,
Ti length and V neck. Cool, com
fortable Underwear for warm days.
Shown in all sizes. Sale PO
price, the suit at only 0w 2C
Men's Union Suits
Special 75c
Main Floor Men's light weight
ribbed Union Suits, 6hort sleeves,
ankle length. Shown in ecru color
only. Sizes range from 34 up to
46. On sale at just half fT,
price special, the suit at
Boys' Wash Suits $1.50 to $3.50
Norfolk. Suits $6.50 to $16.50
Main Floor Special showing of
Boys Wash Suits Friday and Sat
urday. Billy Boy, Juniors, Mid
dies and other models. High or
low necks, long or short 6leeves,
straight open-knee pants. Linens,
cheviots, chambrays, percales and
madras. They come in ages 6 to
8. Prices $1.50 up to $;j.."SO
PORTLAND AGENTS DUTCHESS
Main Floor Boys' Suits of the bet
ter grades, made up in fine worst
eds, cheviots, tweeds, serges and
homespuns. Every suit beautifully
tailored. Latest plaited, pinch
back models with 2 or 3-piece belts,
loose or stitched. All sizes 6 to
18 years. Priced to $10.50
Double Stamps With Purchases.
TROUSERS FOR MEN AND BOYS
ALLI.W.W. flOW FREED
STRKKT MKKTIN'f.S IV EVERETT
AVI I.I. SOT BE ATTEMPTED,
Lust of 74 Are Released at Seattle on
Recommendation of SnobomiHh
Prosecutor.
SEATTLE, Wash., May 10. Nine
men, the last of 74 imprisoned in con
nection with the battle at the Everett
City Dock November 5, 1916. were re
leased from jail today on order from
Superior Judge Ronald after Prone
tutor Lloyd Black, of Snohomish Coun
ty, had requested that the cases against
them be dismissed.
The nine were members of the party
of Industrial Worlcers of the World
which went to Everett on the steamer
Verona November 5 to test, according:
to their claim, the right of free speech
on the streets of Everett. In the clash
with a Sheriffs posse .at the dock two
Deputy Sheriffs and five men aboard
the Verona were killed. Of the 74 im
prisoned. Thomas H. Tracy was trletf"
for murder and acquitted, Jamea Kelly
was returned to Pennsylvania to serve
an unexpired prison sentence, and the
rest were released.
The men who were freed today were
Charles Adams. John Downs, Ed Roth,
Earl Osborne, James Bates, J. E. Houli
han. J. F. Billings. Harry Hubler and
P. O. Watson.
It is understood that the Industrial
Workers will not make an effort to
hold street meetings in Everett, on the
advice of Judge Ronald and labor union
leaders who have supported the Indus
trial Workers during- the contest just
ended.
General Rusfcky Removed. .
PETROORAD, via London, May 10.
General Russky has been removed from
the chief command of the army of the
Northern front. He remains, however,
a member of the Council of War.
Read The Ortronian classified ads.
ADAMS PREACHES ROADS
COMMISSIONER BIBS SHOULDERS
WITH rIO- COUNTY MEN.
Verbal C'lah Wltb Senator Pierre Can
celed Because Injsry Prevents
Legislator' Prraenee.
LA GRANDE, Or.. May 10. (Spe
cial.) Rubbing shoulders with Union
County ranchers who are known to be
opposed to the bonding- bill, E. J.
Adams, a member of the State High
way Commission, conducted his ener
getic drive today for good roads.
His stay in Union County was liter
ally a "drive." Late In arriving, Mr.
Adams speeded up on reaching here at
noon, being escorted by good roads
boosters to Imbler, Elgin and other
points by automobile.
He returned this evening and at once
began his address to a mass meeting
in the Methodist Church, which at
tained big proportions. Concisely and
clearly he drove home arguments for
hard-surface roads and gave explicit
anil pertinent figures.
What had promised to be an excep
tional feature of the mass meeting had
to be abandoned in that an Injury kept
Walter M. Pierce, Joint Senator from
Union and Wallowa Counties, from at
tending the meeting and doing verbal
battle with the noted good roads
apostle.
Mr. Pierce was anxious to lock horns
with Mr. Adams, but an injured knee
kept him away. A lively duel was
anticipated by the pros and antis.
In his drive through the valley today.
Mr. Adams preached the gospel of good
roads eloquently and convincingly. To
morrow he continues his '"drive on
Union County," with a visit to Union
and Cove.
Logan-Clackamas Road Work On.
CLACKAMAS, Or., May 10. (Special.)
The work of grading and rocking the
Logan-Clackamas county road, which
has been In bad condition, began last
week, with Road Supervisor Gerber in
charge. A county rock crusher Is sta
tioned at Baker's Bridge, ana is crusn
Ing rock, which is being hauled by auto
trucks.
HOME-BUYING IS ADVISED
Visitor to California Tells of Lower
Prices in Portland.
Informality marked the weekly
luncheon of the Greater Portland Asso
ciation yesterday at the Benson HoteL
There was no set address.
Captain William Gadsb;-, just home
from California, spoke on the impor
tance of spending one's money at home.
In California, he said, he felt the need
of buying a number of things that were
required on the trip, but he found when
he got home again that he could have
purchased the same things here for less
money. '
Plans were laid for observing Port
week, and on May 17 the association
will be addressed by CI. B. Hegardt,
engineer for the Port f Portland.
Aberdeen Libel Suit Revived.
ABERDEEN. Wash., May 10. (Spe
cial.) An amended complaint In tne
dismissed libel suit of N. D. McKillap
against the Aberdeen World has been
filed, presumably for the purpose of
having it made the basis of an appeal.
Judge Abel In dismissing the original
suit ruled that the alleged libelous ad-
5SJ
vertisement published was not libelous
and further that it was privileged Mr
McKillap alleged the advertisement"
which was signed by 40 prominent
businessmen, was the cause of his de-
icai ior county School Superintendent.
Balsa wood, found In Central Amer
ica, is said to be the lightest known
wood. It Is lighter than cork and has
an average specific gravity of only
Ssmwssa
Pimento Cheese
puts another
joy in living!