Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 09, 1917, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextIS S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given on All Charge Purchases if Paid by June 11 DOUBLE Stamps Given on Charge Purchases Made JFrom May 5 to 25, Inclusive Don't Overlook This Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in Basement Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors, 2d Floor Portland Agents for Gossard, Nemo, B. & Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets FILLED BOOKS OF S. & H. STAMPS REDEEMED IN CASH. 4TH FLOOR. SAVE YOUR S. & H. GREEN STAMPS. TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND BAGS IN BEST MAKES AT LOWEST PRICES. DEPARTMENT 4TH FLOOR. ALL MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION BY EXPERI ENCED SHOP PERS. PATTERNS, SUMMER STYLE BOOKS AND GOOD DRESS ING MAGA ZINES ARE NOW READY. Liberty Bonds For Sale Here Help Uncle Sam win the war by subscribing: to the Liberty Loan. For full particulars in quire at Credit" Of fice, 4th Fir. The Standard Store of the Northwest SPORTING GOODS Fourth Floor Golf, Tennis, Baseball and Athletic Supplies best makes at reasonable prices. Head quarters for Lawn Swing's, Camp Cots and Outing Needs. Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Our June White Sale Offers Countless Opportunities to Buy and Save! Special Reduced Prices on Seasonable Merchandise for Personal and Home Use Now Is the Time to Supply Rose Festival Needs THE MORNING OHEGONIAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1917. Olds, Wortman & King Women's $23.75 Coats at $12.00 Saturday Special in the Coat Store Second Floor Women's and Misses' Coats in a phenomenal un derprice offering for Saturday. Odd lines from our regular stock smart, up-to-date styles for sport and street wear. Many in lengths as well as the popular hip-length styles. Plain col ors, checks and plaids. Loose-fitting, gathered or fitted waist line. Made up in velours, Bedford cords, flannels, burella, serge, wool jersey and other materials. Coats formerly J" O fifi selling up to $23.75. On sale Saturday at Bpecial OA-si.UU $25.00 Dresses at $13.45 Second Floor Beautiful Dresses for street, sport or evening wear. Made up in excellent quality taffeta, crepe de chine, Georgette crepe, etc. Many in combinations of two or more materials. Latest loose-fitting models with belts, large collars, patch pockets, etc. Some in tunic and Russian Jt O IK blouse style. Latest colors. Dresses worth up to $25 35XOrxtJ Silk Waists, Special at $2.98 On Sale at Center Circle, First Floor Many attractive styles shown in this lot. Made up in fine quality laces, crepe de chine. Georgette crepe, striped tub silks, silk voiles and pongee. Novelty styles with new large collars, also many neat tailored effects. Shown in white, flJO QQ flesh and other good shades. Saturday special, each -D.0 50-Ft. Garden Hose $6.29 I Third Floor g XI a ran teed quality of red rubber hose in Mi -in. size, com plete with cou plings and nozzle for only $6.29 Guaranteed Garden Hose At Lowest Prices 50 feet High - pressure Black Hose, -inch, now f QP on sale special at only O-LvJ.OO 50 feet -inch, 5-ply DP Qfe Black Rubber Hose only wD.OO 50 feet 94-inch Red CrT -J Q Rubber Hose, 6 ply, now D I A 50 feet extra quality cotton-covered Hose with cou- (P? OQ plings and nozzle, for DO ( 50 feet -inch Black (grr ?C Moulded Rubber Hose wl .UU 50 feet 94 -in. High J- O Of? Pressure Black Hose 50 feet -Inch Cotton A QP Covered Hose now at 50 feet -inch extra quality cotton-covered Hose with (2fi QK nozzle and couplings JJO.Otl All odd lengths reduced prices. Men's Summer Underwear Great A Price Sale Men's Store, Main Floor Not many more days to wear Winter Under wear be. prepared when hot weather arrives by having a good supply of cool, comfortable underwear. By purchasing a big factory lot several thousand garments maker's "seconds" at a great sacrifice. Supply your underwear needs for the Summer and pay just V PRICE. LOT 1 Famous Porosknit Union Suits for men short or long sleeves, knee or 94 lengths regu lar $1.25 quality, spe- COl g cialnow, a suit at only Oi 2 LOT Union sleeves 2 . Men's " $1.50 Ribbed Suits with short '7T. and ankle length t J LOT 3 $3 Mercerized Q- PA Lisle Union Suits only DA .DO Sale of Men s Straw Hats $1.75 to $2.50 Grades $1.50 All $3.00 Grades, Now $2.25 Main Floor Our entire stock of Men's Sale at special reduced prices. S. & H. All $1.75 to $2.50 Hats at $1.50 All Men's $3.00 Hats now $2.25 All Men's $4.00 Hats now $2.75 MEN'S SHIRT SPECIAL Several neat stripe patterns on eale Saturday S. & H. Green Trading Stamps given Straw and Felt Hats in the June Trading Stamps with purchases. -All Men's $5.00 Hats now $3.75 -All Men's $6.00 Hats now $4.25 -All Men's $7.50 Hats now $5.50 hundred Men's Shirts in at the low price of only with purchases. Ask for Them! 95c Boys' sBe?gee Suits Special $6.95 At This Special Price Saturday Only Sizes 6 to 18 Years n Boys Store, Main Floor Blue Serge Suits are always dressy and serviceable. This special lot we offer for Saturday is made up of splendid quality serge, handsomely tailored and perfect fitting. They are styled in pinch-back effect with 3-piece belt and patch pockets. Full (RE OK lined knickerbockers. Ages 6 to 18. DO.J Boys' Vacation Suits Cf yf r In Fancy Mixtures at V'tc.'trO Men's Kerchiefs At 2 for 25c Main Floor Men's Linen Handker chiefs with neat hemstitched hem. Soft finish and excellent quality. Priced very special Satur- OF day at two for low price of sseJl Delicatessen Specials for Saturday Extra good Frankfurters jQ on sale Saturday at, pound Xv Ripe Olives in bulk, Sat- A urday, special, the quart at iOl Sliced Bacon, the pound for 420 Oleomargarine, special, sq. 500 Cold Meats, Salads, Imported and Domestic Cheese. Order early. We Give. S. & H. Green Stamps. Warm Weather Needs for Children Mothers in search for cool, Summer apparel for the young folks are invited to see our su perb showing of the season's newest styles in Dresses, Suits, Coats, etc., on Second Floor. Girls' Wash Dresses Saturday $1.98 Second Floor Attractive new Dresses in the popular two-piece effects with high waistline. Shown in fancy stripes and plaids. All are nicely trimmed with self or con- QQ trusting material. Ages 6 to 14. v)l.UO ODD LINES of Girls' Wash Dresses priced for quick selling. Neat styles. Slightly soiled. Girls' Wash Dresses, sizes 2 to 6, 39, 690 Girls' Wash Dresses, sizes 6 to 14, at 790 Girls' Summer Coats Special $8.98 mn n,-ti'ijJ-j"-: -J Second Floor Girls' stylish new Coats for Summer. Latest full styles with large collars and deep belts. Solid colors and fancy mix tures. Sizes for girls C?Q QQ 8 to 14 years. Sale Price DO.aVO INFANTS' Blankets in OQ pink and blue. Saturday at Infants' Double Blan- J- 1Q kets on sale Saturday D--..Li We give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. Always ask for them! Linen Handkerchiefs 7c Each 15c Plain Handkerchiefs 10c Main Floor Women's all-linen Ini tial Handkerchiefs also Women's Handkerchiefs of sheer Shamrock cloth with colored buttonhole stitched edges and very neat, well embroidered one-corner de- TJ ' sign. Special 3 for 200, ea. 2000 Women's Plain Linen Hand kerchiefs in a great sale Saturday at 10c each qualities such as would ordinarily sell at 15c Made of good all-linen thread. Supply your vacation needs here on1 Hn Saturday and save. . Each J- Women's Novelty Neckwear $1, $1.50 Grades at 75c Main Floor EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Special lot of beau tiful new Neckwear, Vestees, Collars and Sets in a great variety of dif ferent styles. Made up of good quality Georgette crepe, pique, organdy and sport materials. Neckwear made to sell at $1, $1.25 and $1.50 in all the very latest effects on 6ale Saturday, very special, choice 3C EVERY WOMAN likes her Neckwear to be the latest. Our stock is always fresh and right up to the minute in style, for we have new shipments coming in nearly every day. Stop at the Neckwear Counter and see the fine new novelties now selling from 230 up to $10.00 45c Bow and Sash Ribbons 29c New narrow Satins and best grade velvet Ribbons in black, white and all the leading colors. Grosgrain Ribbons in white, black and colors, to 4 inches wide. Plain, woven and picot edges. Also fancy Hat Bandings and Neckwear Ribbon specially priced now from 100 to 630 yd. Main Floor Here is a real bargain in ribbofis. Fine heavy all silk, lustrous Moire Ribbon 5 inches wide. Shown in all the new colors for hairbows and sashes. Well worth 45c a yard. On sale OQ Saturday at special, a yard Hairbows tied free of charge at Ribbon Counter on the First Floor. $1.50 Motor Veils at 98c Mam Floor Drape Veils of chiffon and Shetland Motor Veils in black, white and good range of colors. Excellent $1.25 Veils Sat urday at low price of onl 3 98c Main Floor New Veils and Veil ings in plain, scroll and figured effects. Priced 330 up to $5.00 Silk Bridal Veilings 2 to 3 yards wide from 930 up to $2.00 yard. Special attention is given to brides' orders Latest ideas in Veils. Men's Shoes, Special $4.85 Tan or Black Calf Laced or Button Main Floor Men's high-grade Footwear under priced for Saturday. Tan or black calf leather. Made on the narrow round toe or the pop ular English last. Tans have leather soles, b. blacks have flexible, waterproof fiber soles so much in demand. All sizes from 6 up to 11. Don't fail to see SfA CK these fine Shoes on sale, pair fx.Otl Women's White Shoes at $6.98 Main Floor Women's White Kid and Nu-buck Boots, 8-inch tops. These are shown in laced styles. White Kid Boots have hand-turned soles, pointed toes, imitation tip and covered half -Louis heels. Nu-buck Boots have close edge flexible soles, narrow plain toe, enameled half -Louis heels. Not broken lines but all sizes, and widths in the as"'Cf! QQ sortment. Saturday you may buy them at only, the pair DO.iO liilil' $15 to $20 Trimmed Hats Saturday Special $6.98 Beautiful New Models for M id su m m e r Wear On Sale in Millinery Salons, Second Floor Another great Millinery special for Saturday 100 exquisite Hats, models patterned after the season's very newest creations. Beautiful white Milans, hand-made Hats of Leghorn and Georgette crepe, pretty black Hats in large and small styles. The white Milans are taste fully trimmed with white feathers of various kinds, also band trimmed Milans in black and white. An extraordinary opportunity to buy your Summer Hat at a great reduction. Hats in this (RO QQ lot made to sell at $15 to $20 on sale Saturday at only DOsaO Special lot of $7.50 to $12.50 Trimmed Hats now priced at $3.00 Outing and Sport Hats in latest models priced $1.50 and .$2.50 Drugs and Toilet Needs Underpriced for Saturday Toilet Soaps 3 Cakes 25c 6?i-oz. cakes Oatmeal Soap, Palm and Elder Flower Soap, Brown Windsor, Honey and Glyc erine Soap, made by J. B. Will iams Co. Also 5-oz. tablets of Armour Soap in following odors: Corylopsis, Peroxide, Geranium, Violet and Verbena. Buy Soaps now, three cakes of any of OP the above Saturday for Adls Main Floor We reserve the right at & times to limit the quantity of any article sold to a customer. IVORY SOAP on sale Saturday, 5 cakes for only AtJK Limit 5 cakes to a customer and no deliveries except with other purchases made in the Drug Dept. Revelation Tooth Powder at 230 Pepsodont Tooth Paste now 390 Pluto Water, large size, at 830 Bennett's, Maltoid Dog and Pup py Cakes, bone-shaped, box 300 Mentholatum, 2 sizes, 170, S30 Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, fac tory "seconds," special only 150 Hand Scrubs, special at only 50 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER rr Saturday, special, the can at Limit three cans to a customer. . D. & R. Cold Cream tubes 430 Oriental Cream, large, $1.10 Spirits of Camphor, bottle 150 Bocabelli Castile Soap the gen uine article large bar only 830 Peroxide, 3 sizes, 100, 150,250 Woodbury's Preparations at 220 Lavoris Mouth Wash priced spe cial for today at 00, 400, 800 Creme Oil Soap, S cakes for 250 27c FKEEZONE, the new Corn Cure, special at only Orchard White special now 290 Cuticura Soap, special, cake 180 California Medicated Soap on sale Saturday, three cakes for 230 Genuine Bayer's Aspirin Tablets. Dos. 200, 2 doz. 350, 100 $1.25 Enos Fruit Salts, special $1.00 Bay Rum, 16-oz. bottle at 350 Fitch's Dandruff Remover 850 Squibbs' Boric Acid, full lb. 500 Squibbs' Zinc Sterate for 250 Special Notice If any other store advertises at a cut price or as a special any article which we stock in our drug section, this store will sell the article at same price as advertised. We are never undersold. ENGINEERS GO SOON Fifty Men of Company D to Leave Portland Monday. CAMP WILL BE PREPARED Recruiting Is Being Rushed to Pre pare Units for Service in France After Brief Training at American Lake. Fifty men of Company D, Eighth Re serve Engineers, have been ordered to mobilize at the Multnomah Hotel Mon day at 8 o'clock to be dispatched Im mediately to American Lake. A. simi lar body of men belonging to Company E, of the same regiment, also is to be sent to American Lake Monday, leaving here at o'clock. This will be the second division from Company E, as 50 men of that organi- ration already are at the mobilization camp under the command of Captain Harold W. Young:. The two engineers companies are v making every effort to- complete the work or recruiting up to full war strength as rapidly as possible so that they may be ready to report for duty In France with the least possible delay. It is hoped by those in charge of re cruiting that both organizations will have completed their recruiting and the work of mobilization some time next week. A limited number of trackmen and - bridgemen are needed to fill up the ranks of C mpany E. it was announced ! yesterday. Other needs of the com pany are two buglers, three cooks, four flunkies, two blacksmiths, cne steam shovel engineer, one powder man, one stone mason, two steam shovel men, two telegraph linemen and one rigger. Company T has Issued a call for 15 more men, including three flunkies. Captain Kenneth D. Hauser is in com mand of this company. The companies are being recruited for immediate service in France. The men will take up the work of building and maintaining the railways in France and are not pre-eminently a fighting unit. They will receive brief training at American Lake and then will be sent to Europe, probably within 30 days. Camp to Be Prepared. The first unit of 60 men. which is to be dispatched by Company E Monday, is to be used in the work of preparing camp for the remainder of that organi zation. It was announced yesterday that probably the entire company would be at the training camp before the lat ter part of next week. The following members of Company D have been instructed to report for mobilization Monday morning at the Multnomah Hotel -recruiting office at S o'clock: First aerreant Lyar Winding-. Sergeants J. C. Tomllnson, B. R. Pant son. J. W. Ferris. J. K. Morrell. Jr.. J. W. Foter. Saddler O. K. Pchulti. Bugler F. M. Gram pa. Blacksmiths Sidney Bhoal. Carl Martin. Cooks Fred Brown. ' W. E. William. Corporals J. C. Collins, W. D. Phillips. C. H. Wlntler. Gus Falk. Privates, first class J. B. Boland, R. E. Warhentln. H. O. Smith. J. G. Horn. A. B. Hudson, A. F. Metcalfe. G. W. Goodwin, W. M. Jones. . J. Keffer. Privates W. Anderson. Gust Ostlund. W. J. Morrell, H. A. Busterude, Bernard GUI bride. Harry Williamson, Erlscon Williams, W. E. Hancock. F. H. Chase, W. J. Ste- Dhenson. U Whetzel. H. M. Llttlefleld. An drew Malagamba. H. A. Pederaen. Cecil Miller, B. H. Parker, G. K. Fulton, Dan Whitman, L. H. T. Schuknecht. C. J. Casteel, J. D. Wlggers, I. W. Jacobs. C. I. Hill. H. G. Pott. A. W. Skllley. L J. Vinson. RED MEN WILL PARADE TRIBES ARRANGES FOR SHOW1SO . 131 ROSE) FESTIVAL. At the beginning of the nineteenth century more than 200 offenses were punishable with death in England. Committees From Oaeonta and Wil lamette Organisations Hard at Work on Programme. The Improved Order of Red Men of Portland and vicinity are organizing a division for the Flag day parade of the Rose Festival. A committee com prised, of members of Oneonta Tribe No. 2 and Willamette Tribe No. 6, the two tribes in Portland, has been work ing industriously for some time per fecting plans for the proper participa tion of the Red Men in the patriotic celebration. The committee consists of Dr. F. O. Lehman, chairman; R. L. McDonald, secretary; John V. Lankin, Lester B. Smith, John A. Mastln and Elmer M. Wells. In addition to the two tribes In Portland, Wachena Tribe No. 13 of Oregon City, Kasseah Tribe No. 39 of Oswego and Kumtux Tribe No. 3 of Vancouver will take part as organiza tions. The Rose Festival will bring many members of this order to Port land, and they will also parade as part of the Red Men division. Orders have been issued for all to assemble at Eagles' Hall. Third and Madison streets, at 1 o'clock sharp on next Thursday. The division will proceed from there to its place in line. Lester B. Smith, sachem of Oneonta Tribe No. 2. has been selected as mar shal of the division. He has made the following appointments: Chief of staff. Dr. F. O. Lehman; chief aid. Dr. W. W. Bruce; prophet. Louis H. Hamlg; in charge of banners. John V. Lankin, John M. Freilinger and J. H. Johnson; outriders with the colors, J. E. Klrby and ' L, Fulmer; aids, mounted seo tlon. E. M. Wells, E. A. Blakney, Carl J. Berghaus, F. C. Reichle. E. E. Stack house; aids, marching section, John A. Mastln, In command, O. L. Dlckel, E. A. Parkhill and R. L. McDonald. GREETERS NAME PORTLAND Decision to Hold 1918 Convention Here Is Unanimous. The 1918 oonventlon of the Greeters Association of Amerloa will be held in Portland next June. Such was the gist of a telegram received last night by M. J. Slatky. of the Nortonla Hotel, from the delegation of Oregon Greeters which is at Boston, Mass. The selection of Portland was unani mous according to the telegram. Just what dates will be selected by the lo cal chapteri subject to the approval of the National officers, is not known, but it is more than likely that the af fair will be staged In June. More than 500 delegates from all parts of the United States are expected to attend. A huge clambake will be held at As toria, Or., as the guests of Mayor F. C Harley, of Astoria. BRIDGE COST IS UP $4000 Bids Opened for Construction of Derby-Street Crossing. . An unavoidable delay in awarding the contract for the construction of the Derby-street bridge will cost the coun ty more than S400D more than it would have cost early this Spring, the County Commissioners learned yesterday after considering bids for the work. This is due to the advance in prices of lumber and other building material. State Engineer Purcell recommended that the low bid of the Portland Bridge & Building Company, $27,415, be ac cepted for the construction of the bridge and that of the Warren Con struction Company, $6772. for paving be accepted. Members of the board said these two flams would undoubtedly get the contracts. R. SCHNEIDER NOT GERMAN Naturalised Swiss) Dairyman Per turbed by Report. Rudolph Schneider, of the Rose City Dairy, Columbia boulevard and Thirty- third street, was born in Switzerland, but for more than Z0 years- has been a loyal citizen of the United States. Hence, several weeks ago, when one of his drivers was halted by a guards man on the Harrlman bridge, objecting to his arrest with lurid language, Mr. Schneider was perturbed to find that Califonuan Had Kidney Trouble Jack Maltos. Copperopolls. Calif., says: I had such a severe case of kidney trouble I thought I would have to sell out my business. I took three botUes of Foley Kidney Pllla which entirely relieved me and I have had no recurrence of kidney trouble since then." Some days it seems as if you can no longer bear the pain and misery you suffer from kidney and bladder troubles. The ache across your back grows worse with every move you make and every step you take. It just seems to rob you of all strength and energy. Tour head aches, - you are nervous and worn out, sleep poorly and have no appetite, stomach, la up set and bowels irregular. Foley Kidney Pills lessen the pain, until it is finally gone entirely. They give strength and tone to the kidneys make them strong, active, their ac tion becomes regular and normal again, and your health grows better each day you take this Ereat healing medicine. x Sold Everywhere. it had been reported that he. himself. was arrested and that he was a Ger man citizen. "I am a Swiss," ha said yesterday, "or. rather, an Amerlesn. for I have been a citizen for many years. My loyalty has never been In question." Phone your want ads to The Orego- Ti!n. Msin 7070. A 695. Low Fares East VIA THE 6 MILWAUKEE 99 Tickets on sale June 20 to 80 inclusive July I and 4 and every Friday and Saturday during July, August and September. Good returning; for S months Not to exceed Oct. SI. From Points in the Northwest to Round Trip Boston. . SlIOJO Buffalo. Chicago. . .. . Detroit Mlnnesi polls- Montreal. 0..O KO.OO Hl.OO B7..-VO 113.00 ka, Connell Blaf ts, Kansas City and St. Joeepn. Round Trip New Tork. $118.20 St. Paul. . ............... 7.M) St. Louis. 7B.70 Sioux City, Iowa......... C7 JWJ Washington, D. C. ....... 11S.OO Philadelphia 1IS.90 S7.SO Proportionately reduced fares to many other points in the East. Return through California at slightly higher fares. ' The "Olympian" The "Columbian" Two Fast Through Trains Every Day Liberal stopover privileges and choice of different routes are offered. For further information, call on or address H. K. Garrison, D. F. and P. A.. Third nnd Stark Streets. Phones Main 8413. A 2S01. Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. au