Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 25, 1917, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Text15 Portland Agents for Gossard, Nemo, Bon Ton, Bien Jolie and Royal Worcester Corsets Dutchess Trousers Richardson's Linens. Manicuring and Hairdressing Parlors, 2d Floor Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Prompt, Courteous Service. Friday Will Be Odds & Ends Day In Basement Look for the Red Signs in the Basement Friday they denote extraordinary bargains. All odd lines, small lots, etc., offered at extremely low prices for this one day. Hundreds of Remnants and Short Lengths of Wash Goods, Table Damask, Muslins, Cam brics, Sheetings, Outing Flannels, Curtain Materials, Silks, Laces, Ribbons, Embroideries, etc., at great reductions in prices now. June Patterns Are Now In Also Summer number of the La iies Home Journal Fashion Book. Get your free copy of Good Dress ing at the Pattern Counter today. Take Lunch In Our Tea Room you will enjoy our matchless cui sine and be pleased with the cour teous service. Luncheon served from 11:30 to 2:30 daily. 4th Floor. The Standard Store of the Northwest s,Wortmah'& Kodaks, Cameras Fourth Floor Eastman Kodaks and Cameras in all the popular styles on dis play in the Photographic Depart ment. Developing printing, en larging, framing and color-work by experts. Prompt service and reasonable prices. Fourth Floor. Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Double Stamps Friday With All Purchases This Includes Charge or Cash Purchases Do Your Shopping at This Store and Reap the Benefit of This Additional Cash Saving. THE MORNING OREGONTAN, FRIDAY, 3IAY 25, 1917. Old King Men's Union Suits H Price Spring and Summer Weights Main Floor The chance of a lifetime to buy high-grade Underwear at a saving of half. Manufacturers' "seconds" with slight imperfections, but wearing quality not in the least impaired. Three great lots in this special 6ale. LOT 1 62 Men's Porosknit Union Suits in fa mous Chalmers make. Athletic or regular necks, short sleeves, ankle or 9i length. Shown in ecru COl f color. Sizes 34 to 46 sale price, the suit at 2-' $7 LOT 2 75$ Men's Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, 7Kp fJsnnrf. alfavia- nnkle lenfi-th. Sizes 34 to 46. Now I Jy 11 LOT 3 81.50 White Lisle Union Suits, Cft flr-slin elooiroa until) lnno-tVl RlTO 9A tn AR Suit. D-M-mJJ Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers Li 6 Uarments $1.UU JJJMain Floor Men's Balbriggan Underwear, Shirts and Drawers in ecru and white. This assortment is made up of odd lines, but there are all sizes in the show- C"J ff ing. Priced special for this sale, 3 garments Dxvll Men's Shirts 95c Dept. Main Floor Main Floor Friday and Saturday we shall sell 300 Men's High-grade Shirts at above price. Fresh, new, clean stock, made up in splendid serviceable materials. Stiff-cuff styles. Great assortment of hand- Qr some new patterns. Sizes 14 to 18. Jlx Men's Shirts 59c Main Floor An odd lot to be closed out quickly. Men's soft Shirts with French cuffs, sizes from 14 up to 16. Shown in many attract- KQ ive patterns. Sizes 14 to 16. All Men's Hats at Special Low Prices M 41 m it li tuH $1.75 to $2.50 Hats now $1.50 $3.00 Straw or Felt Hats $2.25 All Men's $4 Straw Hats $2.75 $5.00 Panamas, Leghorns $3.75 $6.00 Panamas, Bankoks, $4.25 $7.50 Panamas, Bankoks $5.50 Sales of Boys' 2- Pant Suits At $4.85 Main Floor Sturdy, well made Suits the very thing for vacation days! Fash ionable new Norf oiks with pinch back or 3- piece belts. Pants full lined, with dou ble taped seams. Attractive patterns and serviceable colors. Ages 6 to 18. Boys' 2-pant Suits priced special OA QT for this sale at low price only B"0J Boys' Wash Suits, $150 to $30 Main Floor Billy Boy, Junior Norfolks, Middies and other styles. Made up in cheviots, chambrays, gala teas, linens, Repps, ginghams and madras. All white, plain colors, fancy stripes. Ages 2 to 8 years and priced today at $1.50 up to $3.50 Dutchess Knickerbockers Mailt Floor "10c a Button, 50c a Rip" Dutchess Knickerbockers are made up in a wide range of ma terialseach pair fully guaranteed in every respect. The prices range from $1.50 on up to $2.25 Friday "Petticoat Silk Petticoats $3.00 to $140 A 4- ff Special showing of --X J)v).UU Women's New Petti coats messaline silk flounce with heath erbloom top. These will give exceptional ly good wear. . Shown in all the newest shades. New lot just received. PQ ff At $4.50 Priced this sale at low figure Women's Petticoats of excellent quality silk taffeta, silk Jersey or messalines. Shown In all the very newest sport shades to go with the new suits and dresses. QA Kft Full deep flounces. Extra values DrtJvF A a. EZ( New Petticoats in ixL pJ xJJ many attractive styles with deep flounces some finished with small ruffles, others with accordion plait ing or shirring. Plain colors, floral ef fects, stripes and changeables. 2?K P0 Moderately priced today at only DJaJvl Other Petticoats of taffeta messaline and silk Jersey various styles $6 to $14.50 Day" in the Garment Store Cotton Petticoats $129 to $2 .49 A a. 0" OQ Special lot of Worn xVL 4-L..wV en's Petticoats priced for quick disposal. Made up in good quality sateen with full deep flounce and fitted bands. Plain colors and OQ floral effects. The sale price is D-LfciU A i. fl1 '7 we show several differ xX 4JLe0 ent styles, in Women's Petticoats made up in excellent quality heatherbloom or sateen. Plaited, ruffle trimmed or shirred flounces. Shown in black and the leading plain colors. Pet- TifVticoata of splendid quality and J"1 rT 'y rJ priced now at the low figure of tUX I J xVt J)rTc y of extra good quality heatherbloom. These are light in weight yet very serviceable and are especially de sirable for Summer wear. Good full styles with attractive flounces. Shown in all the plain colors, also dainty floral (JO ACk effects. Moderately priced at wA&U Curtain Sale Third Floor Af AG Plain hem- jTV-L JJLxO stitched Scrim Curtains of splendid quality and well made. Shown in white, ivory and Arabian. See these Curtains. A a. 7Q Marquisette rilOl' Curtains with real linen lace edgings in a great variety of new and attractive de signs. Shown in ivory, white and Arabian. $2.48 and $1.79 pair. Butter Day Model Grocery On Fourth Floor Glenwood Creamery Butter, put up for and sold only at this store. Always uniform in quality. QO Very special, two pounds at OOv Use Royal Hair Restorer This preparation will restore gray hair to its original color IT IS NOT A DYE but acts (directly upon the roots of the hair. Royal Hair Restor er promotes the growth of the hair, giving it the luster and health of youth. Also removes dandruff and all impurities from the scalp. Treatment and for sale in the Beauty Improvement Parlors on the Second Floor of the store. 35-In. Taffeta Silks $1.39 On Sale Friday at Center Circle, 1st Floor Another great sale of Silks will be held at this store Friday and we urge all women who plan on buying Silks for Summer wearables to take advantage of the special low price quoted and supply their needs. For this one day's selling we offer our entire line of shades, plain or change ables in fine quality chiffon taffeta silk the fabric of the hour for dresses, waists, suits, skirts or petticoats at $1.39 yard. Included are blues, browns, greens, wine, grays, tans, pink, light blue, Nile, maize, rose, white, cream also black. Silks from our regular stock qualities that you can depend upon to give satisfactory wear. Friday Qt OQ they will be on sale at the Center Circle at special, the yard D-I-e05 Women's Combination Suits Specially Priced At the Bargain Circle, Friday, we offer two very special bargains in Women's Combination Suits. Attractive styles, made up in good quality material and very nicely finished. Combinations at $1.69 Bargain Circle, First Floor Women's Combination Suits of fine quality nainsook (drawers and corset cover). Princess, open-drawer and waistline styles, trimmed with lace medal lions and insets, fine embroidery edges. Beauti- (Jt f?Q fully finished, Friday special at only, the suit D-a.U Combinations at $239 Bargain Circle, First Floor Women's Combination Suits in open-drawer styles. Made up in extra fine quality material, trimmed with fancy lace yokes and fine lace medallions. Many of these are well worth double the sale price. They CJO QQ are now priced very special at the low figure of Garden Hats Special 69c Basement Millinery EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERING for Friday 1000 Women's and Misses' Garden Hats large and medium 6izes made of Manila grass light in weight and comfortable for garden, picnic and general wear. Over a dozen different styles and pCkg shapes on sale Friday in the Basement Millinery Parlors at OwC Women's Pumps at $3.48 Dozens of Smart Styles In Wanted Leathers Main Floor Low Shoes are gaining in popularity daily. Right now is a good time to supply your needs. In this sale we offer a large variety of styles, includ ing Peggy Pumps and strapped effects, with half -Louis neeis or low heels. Patent leather, dull kid or calf. These are quality Shoes that will OU.IO $3.98 special for this sale at, the pair Women's White Canvas Shoes 8-inch laced special, the pair Womens' High Boots $6.98 Novelty Styles Laced or Button Main Floor Strictly high-grade footwear from America's best makers Shoes that we could not replace today for the price quoted above. In the assortment we show a large number of smart styles very latest novelty effects. All-white kid, all-gray nubuck, all-brown vici, black kid and numerous two-toned styles. Shaped heels of various heights and all the popular styles in toes. Button or laced effects. Don't (Jp QQ overlook this special offering. Women's High Boots, special, pr. 50aO Handbags & Purses Main Floor Stop at the leather goods counter and see our superb showing of the new novelties in Hand Bags and Purses. Latest ideas in pin eeal, Morocco, moire, velvet, khaki-kool silks, etc. Black, plain colors and fancies shown. New Hand Bags $1 to $12.50 New Strap Purses, $1 to $15.00 New Casque Combs 50c to $730 Jewelry Department Women's fancy Casque Combs set with rhinestones and colored stones. Are shown in various sizes and styles. Priced for this sale 50 to $7.50 VANITY CASES of German silver 2 special lots, 1.98, $3.50 Meat Safes, Special $1.13 Department 3d tloor Meat safes as illustrated to the right. Good size, made from good material and nicely finished. Absolutely sanitary and fly-proof. t Q Priced very special now at low figure tO-LeXO Ice Cream Freezers Get your White Mountain Freezer now and have the full benefit of it for the entire season. We have them in all sizes from 1 to 10 quarts. The prices range from $2.00 on up to $7.50 What Have You Read By Capt. Ian Hay Beith? We Are Selling "The First Hun dred Thou sand" $1.50 "Getting- Tog-ether" 50 "Safety Match". 1.50 "A Man's Man" 1.50 "Scally" 75 "Pip" 1.50 The Book Shop Main Floor - iSSIONS PUT FIRST Convention of Protestant Epis copal Church Closes. VARIOUS BOARDS SELECTED Change Made to Conform to General Rule and Hereafter Financial Year Wiil Begin January 1. Women Provide Lunch. After election the officers and mem bers of important committees for the Diocese of Oregon, and after hearing encouraging: reports and an address by Bishop Sumner, the 29th annual con vention of Oregon Episcopalians closed yesterday. The ringing message throughout ' all the discourse ivaa "Greater Stress on Missions." Conforming to the action of the gen eral convention held recently at St. Louts, the Oregon Diocese decided to make Its fiscal year end December 81. The elergy and laity were unanimous in their decision to hold special mis sionary meetings and similar gather ings In connection -with the conven tion. The bishop's talk emphasized the need of profound and prayerful thought and a greater spirituality in church and mission work. The women of St. Stephen's Pro Cathedral sprved luncheon yesterday in the parish house. More than 100 dele gates from various parts of the state attended. Special attention will be given to the Sunday schools this year, and the Importance of training and Interesting the child will be the first thought of the Episcopal churches, if the plans of the various committees and the bishop are worked out. Following are the men named for the leading committees that will carry on the business of the diocese for the year: Board of church extension Rev. R. S. Gill, Salem; Rev. Thomas Jenkins, St. David's; Rev. J. E. H. Simpson, St. Mark's; Very Rev. E. H. McCollister. St. Stephen's; Rev. O. W. Taylor, Grace Memorial; C. N. Hugglns, A. S. Auter son, E. T. C. Stevens, E. W. Matthews, Dr. H. C. Fixott. Trustees hospital board. 1920 Rev. E. H. McCollister, Dr. S. E. Josephl. Standing committee Rev. J. E. II. Simpson, Rev. Thomas Jenkins, Very Rev. E. H. McCollister, Dr. S. E. Jo sephl. R. L. Gllsan. C. N. Hugglns. Deputies to the synod of the eighth province to meet in Boise in the Fall Rev. John D. Rice, Very Rev. E. H. Mc Collister, Venerable II. D. Chambers, Rev. v . B. Hamilton, of Medford; lay members, Frank Spittle, A. S. Auterson, Dr. Flxott, Judge W. T. Slater. Alternate delegates to the synod Rev. John G. Hatton, Rev. R. S. Gill. Rev. John Dawson, Rev. O. W. Taylor, J. C. Robinson. William Whitfield, St. Clair Morris, J. N. Deiendorff. Delegates to the Sunday school con vention at Boise Rev. Thomas Jen kins, Rev. E. H. McCollister, Rev. O. W. Taylor. St. Clair Morris, P. A. Cow-gill Diocesan Toara of religious education Rev. Thomas Jenkins, Rev. O. W. Taylor, Rev. H. D. Chambers, Rev. W." R. B. Turrill, Astoria: P. A, CowglU, I D. Roberts, A. C. Newlll, St. Clair Morris. A play by 60 members of St. David's parish was given last night and was one of the features of the convention. 2-PLAT00N OPPOSED Mayor Says Plan Is Right, but Bill Is Wrong. ADDED COST IS FACTOR duty unless they have personal notice of the existence of an emergency. Also, the measure provides that the firemen shall not be cut in salary for any rea son, and shall have a vote on certain features of the service. I believe that anything that limits the authority of the fire chief over his teen is not good for the service. These are the things I object to in this bill and are the rea sons I oppose tbs two-platoon at this time. "My objections are particularly keen because of war conditions and the real ization that efficiency of the Fire Bu reau should be better than ever be cause of the danger of Incendiary fires." ECONOMY is an added argument just' now in fstvor of the delightfully flavored, nutritious. health -food 'Grape-Nuts BOY AIDED TO JOIN NAVY Police Sergeant Thatcher Gets Iietter From His Foster Son. Desk Sergeant Harvey Thatcher, of the Police Bureau, received a letter yesterday from a foster son whom he aided when the boy, an orphan, wanted to Join the United States Navy, but had no one to stand sponsor for him. J. B. Murphy came here from Mon tana several months ago and wanted to enlist. He had no parents, and he sought the police station. He told his story to Sergeant Thatcher, and Ser geant Thatcher went with Murphy to recruiting headquarters. The boy en listed, and is now in Honolulu. Mr. Albee Declares Firemen Should Have Provided for Finances bo as Not to Risk Efficiency by Decrease in Force. Mayor Albee, although favorable to a two-platoon system in the Fire Bu reau, is openly opposed to the firemen's two-platoon bill to be voted on at the city election June 4. His ODDOsItlon is based on his contention that the bill Involves much more than merely the question of two shifts in the Fire Bu reau. "At the time the firemen were talk ing about making their campaign,' said the Mayor yesterday, "I urged on tnem the necessity of coming out in the open and providing in the bill for the raising of the amount of money neces sary to put the system into effect. This they failed to do. As a result. the two-platoon bill, if passed, will have the result either of putting the city to a tremendous expense at this time or badly crippling the fire-fight ing service. Big Cost Increase Forecast. The cost of having a two-platoon system will be great. The city is lim ited by the 6 per cent tax-increase law. which would make It Impossible to raise the amount of money necessary to provide for the additional cost of the fire service. "The only alternative is the cutting down of the number of fire stations or the crippling of the entire service. "I am sorry the firemen did not make the issue one strictly of a two platoon with provision for additional cost so as to prevent any Injury to the fire service. I believe in a two-platoon system, but I consider the measure as proposed to be more than that. Limited Authority Opposed. "The measure, for example, provides thct the firemen shall have one day off in six and are not subject to call in emergency oases when they are off Detroit Citizens Are Patriotic. DETROIT. Or.. May 24. (Special.) A large flag was raised on the com missary of the Hammond Lumber Com pany May 23 r.y a number of patriotic worn until tne census is eompieteq citizens. Despite the Isolation of the little frontier town, the inhabitants are loyal to the cause and are in touch with the outside world, thanks to The Dally Oregonlan. Plans for a grand rally are being made to further the Interest already shown. CITY CLERK REGISTERS MEN Preliminary Listing Continues War Censas Day. for At a conference of the Central Reg istration Board Wednesday it was agreed that the preliminary registra tion for non-residents and those who will be out of the city June 5 should be conducted under the direction of City Auditor Barbur instead of County Clerk Beverldge. Because of the ap proaching election Mr. Beverldge could not spare his deputies for this work. Idaho Conrt Term Postponed. KEZ PERCE. Idaho. May 24. (Spe cial.) The District Court for I-ewls County was convened yesterday by Judge Wallace N. Scales aryl announce ment was made that the Ju'y term will be postponed because of the need of the men on the farms. The prairie farmers are now tn the midst of their Spring plowing and seeding, and Judge Scales stated It would be Ill-advised to summon the farmers from their work to serve as Jurors and witnesses when it Is possible to postpone this feature of the court's business until the rush of the farming operations has passed. Rend The Oregonlan classified adf. The registration of men of military age for the war census was continued at the Courthouse yesterday under the direction of N. M. Moody and A. M. Kraut, deputies from the office of City Auditor Barbur. They will remain at the Courthouse on this special you use in your home I 116 W0TT66 ?ust b "Just Right"- nwi oiuiuo aiiu iia&iaiicc the kind you want to taste not merely drink. Golden West Coffee is "Just Right" There are many ways of making -good coffee, but the very best method known is the filtration or "drip" method. The Just Right Coffee Maker makes Golden West Coffee by the filtration method thatis 100 perfect If your grocer cannot yet supply you send us SOc and we will mail you a JUST BIGHT COFFE MAKER. CLOSSET & DEUERS PORTLAND. OREGON Always crisp dainty and wholesome these are the best liked of all crackers. In everv home there are many dally uses for SNOW FLAKES. At hravheoa with s enp ef boofDoo er emlad. At a dinner tby are ladlftpeiiaable. Always bare a saeksce of Snow Zlakw ta yovr pantry lACmO COAST BIBOTTT CO.. . - Portland. Oregon. A IX GROCERS BELX OTTR Long Branch Saltlne PUkea Snow Fl&Jres Graham Crackers Ginger Anapa !mon Creua Bracnlta Panama Creams Fi Saltan Chocolate Belatrea Look for taa SWASTIKA Label en every package.