Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 23, 1917, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text13 We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Save Your S. & H. Green Trading Stamps and Get the Benefit of This Cash Saving on Your Purchases Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Special 25c Shoppers' Lunch Served From 11 to 2 Daily in the Basement Shoe Shining Parlors in Basement Rest Room, 2d Floor Delicatessen Specials Lawn Swings Fourth Floor Headquarters for Lawn Swings, Couch Hammocks, Camp Supplies, Golf and Tennis Goods. It will pay you to come to this store for your Summer needs in all lines. The Standard Store of the Northwest Frankfurters, extra good 1 Qn on sale Saturday, pound -LJl Sliced Bacon on sale Kat Op urday at special, the pound Large Queen Olives in Q n bulk, Saturday special, qt. Fancy Ripe Olives, quart 50 Olds, Wortman & Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Vacation Needs Underpriced for Saturday THE MORXIXCr OREGONIAN, SATURDAY. JUNE 23, 1917. King lf ; Women VSport Sweaters $5.75, $7.95 and $9.95 Saturday , we shall feature a special showing of Women's and Misses' Sport Sweaters at the above prices new styles, the very smartest models, just received. Shown in fiber silks, Shetland wool and Angora wool. Many are styled with large white collars and sashes others in novelty belted effects with roll collars. Such wanted shades as Copenhagen, rose, gold, green, etc Exceptional values. See these new sport Sweaters priced $5.75, $7.95, $9.95. 2d Floor. Ribbon Sale Extraordinary n 35c to 40c Ribbons r . . . &JU Saturday at, Yard fOL Main Floor Another great sale of Fancy Ribbons will be held in the Ribbon Section Saturday, offering remarkable values in all the wanted styles and colorings for hairbows, millinery, fancywork and other uses. This is a new lot, just in by express. Full assortment of the leading colors are shown. All are wide and of superior quality. Light OPT or dark. Ribbons of 35c to 40c grades special now at, yard 5t)C FREE Uniform Hairbow Clasp will be given Free with each Hairbow purchased in the Ribbon Department Saturday. GET YOURS TODAY! Vacation Sale of Handkerchiefs 4 Specials for Saturday At 5c Main Floor Buy your vacation Handkerchiefs now and save money. At" 1 Women's new col nL J-tJU ored Novelty Hand kerchiefs the kind that lend chic to your Summer costumes. "Made in Ireland" Kerchiefs and 1P priced for Saturday at only J-DC At- t Women's pure linen -TVl. 1UL Hemstitched Ker chiefs with initials 3 6tyles t tZn good 25c grade, special at Mill-End Hand ker chiefs all perfect in every way. Fine cambric and sheer shamrock cloth. Various one-corner designs and silk worked block initials. Buy all you need of pT these Saturday, special, each A . New hand-embroid-aL ered colored and white Handkerchiefs. Sheer linen. Op 35c quality on sale today at'' Basement "9 to 12" Specials For Saturday The following specials will be on sale in the Basement Underprice Store. Saturday from 9 to 12. No telephone orders accepted on these. $1J00 f EXTRA SPECIAL on sale from 9 A. M. to 12 tt . in the Basement, 1000 women's new Wash Waists, tV aiSIS ,J ma(je up m dainty sheer materials and attract mm i ively trimmed with embroideries, laces, tucks, etc Waists well worth $1.00 all sizes rQ your choice for this sale at low price of JJK Women's f EXTRA SPECIAL, On sale from 9 A. M. to' j-r Q 't 12 in the Basement Women's Summer Union Union dUltS J guits of good quality lisle. Styled without sleeves anu" with loose lace-trimmed knee. Union Suits Up well worth 59c, in full range of sizes, on QQ S sale in the Basement at low price of only QJ Toilet f EXTRA SPECIAL On sale from 9 A. M. to p . 12 in the Basement 5000 rolls high-grade Toilet taper Paper standard-size rolls and good quality soft 6 crepe tissue Toilet Paper that ordinarily sells fT X if at 7c the ro11- SuPPlv yur needs Saturday, Op n w rfcf V 9 to 12 in the Basement, six rolls for only $1J)0 f EXTRA SPECIAL On sale from 9 A. M. to A 1iJAtt c 12 the Basement Special lot of Women's and IMiaaies j Misses' Middy Blouses fresh, new stock every ' garment perfect and up to date in style. All " white or trimmed with colors. Middies CQ- VJXV I of ?1, $1.25 and $1.50 grades, special at OiC Women's f EXTRA SPECIAL On sale from 9 A. M. to r ) Ofc- t 12 in the Basement Women's and Misses' Dress UDMV OKtriS J Skirts of splendid quality wool serge, gabardines, gt r-7 corduroys and novelty mixtures. Stylish new Ski Vrt models for beach, street and sport wear. QQ S V L Skirts worth up to $5.00, special at-L'i'CJ Men's f EXTRA SPECIAL On sale from 9 A. M. to rr n 12 in the Basement Celebrated Olus Union Union UlIS suits for men priced for quick selling. These are f made in coat style and button down front and pvJ" leg. Fine quality cotton fabric. Knee fJQ l length. Splendid $1 Union Suits now for OIC- , r EXTRA SPECIAL On sale feom 9 A. M. to GirlS 12 in the Basement 322 Girls' Dresses in a Dresses mighty clean-up at about half price. Made up in a great variety of pretty styles high waistline, "TJ middy and other effects. Excellent quality of J OC materials. Ages from 6 to 15 years. $1.25 HtZn to $1.50 Dresses on sale today at only Ol Sale of Women's Dresses Saturday $12.98 Second Floor Many of the Dresses in this offering are worth double the sale price. All are from our regular 6tock odd lines of one, two or three of a kind. Beautiful models for street and party wear made up in crepe de chine, Georgette crepes and taffetas. Fashionable loose fitting belted styles, novelty and plaited effects and Russian Blouse models. All have the very latest collars. Splendid assortment of lead ing colors, including many in combinations of different Q" O QQ shades. Good range of sizes in the lot. Women's Dresses D.LWei70 Women's Dress Skirts Special $4.50, $5.50 A 4. Q Plfl Women's and .TiL tjVi.tJl Misses' Dress Skirts in a number of handsome styles for 6treet and sport wear. Taffetas, mescalines and satins in black and novelty striped effects. Shirred waistline or hip models others with gathered waistline or hip yokes. Styled with Q 4 pTffc patch pockets. Saturday j5ieJU At S5.50 Women's and M i e 8 e a' Dress Skirts of splendid quality 6ilk taf feta in neat stripe effects, also figured silk poplins. Light and dark colors. Gathered waistline styles with beading and bag trim ming also high waistline effects with belt and patch pock ets. Priced special at $5.50 Women's, Misses' Bathing Suits and Accessories 2d Floor Second Floor Special showing of Women's and Misses' Bathing Suits, ranging in price $3.50 to SJ11.95 AT $4.50 we show great many attractive styles in novelty effects of various colors, also plain knit Suits. Full range of sizes. AT $5.50 you may choose from a good selection of styles in lead ing colors plain and fancy effects. KNIT WOOL SLIPS in the new est styles these are shown in as sorted colors with belts and sashes. The prices range $5 to $8.50 WOOL TIGHTS in green, rose, red and black. At $1.05 to $3.95 Cotton Tights from 500 to $2.95 Bathing Shoes, pair 250 to $1.85 Bathing Caps 250 up to $1.00 Bathing Bags from 400 to $1.25 Women's Neckwear Specials Main Floor SUMMER FUR Neck Pieces of white imitation Iceland fox. Flat satin-lined and round styles. Special $5.95 and $7.95 WINDSOR TIES of heavy qual ity crepe de chine. All the wanted staple shades, also bright fZfkn shades. While they last only Windsor Ties of good quality all silk messaline in leading col- OPT ors. Extra value now at1'' NEW COLLARS AND SETS in a great special showing Saturday. Latest pointed shoulder effects in all the wanted materials and col ors. Priced from 650 to $2.95" SI. 25 Motor Veils At 95c Main Floor 18x66-inch Motor Veils of good quality silk chiffon cloth. Just the kind for present style of hats. Shown in bestQpT motor shades. $1.25 Veils NEW SHETLAND VEILING for motoring. Soft, clear mesh with woven border also finer mesh with plain woven and fancy bor ders. Black, white, colors. 350 yd. AUTOCRAT Motor Caps of plain silk poplin and fancy sport designs in best colors. Priced for this sale $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 MOTOR CAPS of mercerized poplin, plain or in stripes and checks. Worth to 75c. Spe cial for this sale at only iUU $10 to $25 Hats Saturday $5 Sport Hats Street Hats Dress Hats Black, White and Leading Colors Millinery Salons, Second Floor Sensational underprice offering of 300 beautiful Hats Saturday at a price which does not begin to cover cost of making. Lovely models of high-grade white Milan combina tions of Georgette crepe and Leghorn large black Hats for dressy wear neat small Hats White Hats faced with black velvet Hats for all occasions in styles to suit every fancy. Many small black Hats for matrons are also included. Latest midsummer models trimmed with imitation Paradise and other novelties. See special showing of these Sale Hats in Morrison-street window. flJpT ff $10.00 up to $25.00 Hats on sale Saturday at special, only 5DUU Novelty Laces 5c to $1.50 Yd Main Floor Just received new shipment dainty Val. Laces, new Filet and St. Gall Edges and new fine Net Top Laces the kind be ing used so extensively for jabots and collars. Also new assortments of new trimmings, cords, tassels, etc. See these at your first oppor tunity. The prices range 50, 70, 100, 150 up to $1.50 a yard. EXTRA SPECIAL Narrow Val. Lace Edges, Beadings and Inser tions in matching patterns. pT 7c to 10c grades now priced JU Men's $6.00 Shoes $4.85 Button or Laced Styles All Sizes Main Floor Saturday Special Men's Shoes of tan or black calf. Popular "Scoop" last in button or laced a medium high-toe shape, short appearing and extremely easy. Also the "Plaza" last in laced only, low heel and wide shank, with pointed toe. This same style is also shown in Oxford. All sizes and widths, not broken Ci QP lines. $5.50 and $6.00 Shoes on sale at low price of, pair 35tOt) Men's Canvas Oxfords at $2S8 Men's White Canvas Oxfords or Shoes, narrow toe, flat heel, rubber or fiber soles. $2.98 pair. Children's White Shoes, Pumps, Sandals in all the popular styles. All sizes and all prices in the lot. Women's White Nubuck Pumps with medium-weight sole, imita tion tip, enameled half-Louis heels. Popular "City" last in a full line. Regular $6 Qpr Pumps on sale at, pair 0tOtl Women's White Footwear in every conceivable style. Lowest Prices. Men!Choose Your New Suit Here Matchless Showing of Summer Models, $15 to $40 OUR MEN'S STORE is ready to outfit you for the Summer months at small cost. Saturday we will fea ture a special showing of Men's and Young Men's Suits in medium and light-weight fabrics "for the warm days Suits that are-cool and comfortable for all occasions. Your choice is not confined to a single make we have several of the standard lines to show you. First-class tailoring and splendid fabrics, whether you pay $15 or $40. Boys' Blue Serge Suits At $6.95 We Give S. & H. Trading Stamps With Purchases. Main Floor Only a limited num ber of these Suits left so don't delay. Excellent quality blue serge medium weight for Sum mer and Fall wear. Pinch-back and S-piece belted styles. Pants full lined, double taped QJ seams. Special, suit at 3vJ J Boys' Suits At $4.45 Main Floor Pinch-back and with 3-piece belts. Broken range of sizes. Made up in good, serviceable materials. The sale price fl A AfZ on these Suits is only SrxmtxtJ Boys' Bathing Suits $1 to $2.50 Boys' Wash Suits $1.50-$3.50 Boys' Shirts, Blouses, 5O0-$1 Portland agents for Boys' Dut chess Trousers. $1.50 (p $2.25 pr. All Men's Hats Reduced Main Floor This sale includes our entire stock of Men's Straw and Felt Hats. Note prices: All Men's $1.75 to $2.50 Hats now at $1.50 All Men's $3.00 Straw and Felt Hats. at $2.25 All Men's $4.00 Straw Hats special at $2.75 All Men's $5.00 Straw Hats, special at $3.75 All Men's $6.50 Panamas and Bankoks $4.25 All Men's $7.50 Panamas and Bankoks $5.50 Union Suits at Half Price Main Flooi1 Manufacturers "seconds" in Men's Sum mer Union Suits priced for quick selling at just half price. Supply your needs for the Summer 6eason. LOT 1 Men's $1.25 Union Suits, special at 62 0 LOT 2 Men's $3.00 Union Suits, special at $1.50 Other Specials for Men MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS of pure linen Opr with hemstitched hem. 20c values, two for "Wv MEN'S COTTON HOSE in .black and C1 Aft tan. 20c quality, Saturday, eight pairs for 01.UU MEN'S BATHING SUITS in plain and fancy colors. Special showing Saturday. Prices range $1.50 to $5 Toilet Needs & Drugs SPECLA.L NOTICE If any oth er store advertises at a cut price, or as a special, any article which we stock in our Drug Department, we will sell the article at the price advertised. WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD bear this in mind. We reserve the right to limit quantity of any article in this list to be sold to any one customer. Ivory Soap O 5 Cakes for-( Limit 5 cakes to a customer and no deliveries except with other purchases made in the Druf; Dept. Revelation Tooth Powder, 250 Pluto Water, large size, at 350 Bennett's Maltoid Dog and Pup py Cakes, bone-shaped, box 300 Mentholatum, 2 sizes, 170, 330 Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, fac tory "seconds," priced special 150 Hand Scrubs, special at only 50 D. & R. Cold Cream tubes, 430 Old Dutch Cleanser 2 Cans 15c Limit 2 cans to a customer. Freezone, the new Corn Ort Cure special at this price I California Medicated Soap on sale Saturday, 3 -cakes for 250 Enos Fruit Salts, special $1.00 Cuticura Soap, the cake at 180 Sempre Giovine, special .at 430 Veda Rose Rouge, special 390 Rubifoam, Saturday special 180 Babcock's Corylopsis Talc 150 Colgate's Dental Cream at 200 Sanitary Napkins, 1 dozen 350 Moth Balls, 1-lb. package 1O0 On-Riah Hair Remover at 330 Velvet Powder Puffs in 4 sizes on sale Saturday at, special 50 Pears' Unseen ted Soap only 140 Emergency Absorb. Cotton 350 Upjohn's Mineral Oil, pint 500 Phillips' Milk of Magnesia 4O0 Packer's Tar Soap, special 200 BATHING CAPS All the new est styles here for your choosing at lowest prices. Plain and novelty effects. Priced from 250 to $2. Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezers Third Floor "Auto" Vacuum Freezers will freeze perfect cream in 30 minutes without having to turn a crank. Just the thing for picnics and out ings. Sanitary, conven- CJO ient and economical. Priced ALL REFRIGERATORS AT REDUCED PRICES $22.80 Refrigerators $18.24 $28.20 Refrigerators $25.38 $42.00 Refrigerators $31. SO $51.00 Refrigerators $38.25 Garden Hose at Special Prices. Great Basement Sale Women's Trimmed Hats at $1.48 and Sale of Children's Trimmed Hats at 50c SERMON IS AT NOONDAY JIEV. IIAKO I,I GIUFFIS TELLS OF "SPLEXD1D X73fA'IMrTY." "V'ltuns: Putoi of Flrat Christian Church Speaks Inaplrinsly I'pon Patrlotlo Theme. A (patriotic address on "Our Splen flld Unanimity a. noon meeting In a downtown church attended by men and women who united enthusiastically in Ginning' "America" this on a busy week day, attracted the attention of those who passed along Broadway yes terday at 12-S0 o'clock when the In terdenominational Friday noon as ffmblv was being- held In the Unitarian Church. The sermon was given by a young pastor. Rev. Harold Griff is. of the Ilrst Christian Church, who spoke in rplringly on his patriotic theme. He spoke of the war entered by the United states without desire for conquest, without hate but with a desire to -uphold the spirit of democracy and to wipe out autocracy and militarism. His audience included men and women of the business and professional world, a number of prominent ministers, shop girls and office men devoting their lunch time to the patriotic and re ligious service. "In view of our splendid unanimity as regards the great issues of the hour," said Mr. Griffis, "let us thank God and take courage. The fight is fierce, the struggle is stupendous, and yet with this wholesome unity of thought purpose on the part of a great freedom-loving people the outcome Is not uncertain. We shall remember that progress has ever -been bought with a price, that the sweetest graces and noblest achievements of the race have sprung from a soil that has been en riched by human blood, and that all down through the centuries the path way of life, like the Appian Way, has been lined with crosses. As the poet has put it 'Tl weary watching- wave on wave. And 7et the tide heaves onwexd: We bulla like cori, grave on K rave. -But pave a path that's sunward, 'Tho beaten tack in many a fray, Yet ever stren-rth we'll borrow; And where the vanfruard rests today The resr will camp tomorrow." Asmodeus (Tobit iil, 8:1") is the same as Abaddon or Apollyon (Rev. ix:ll). From the fact that the Talmud calls him "king of the demons," some assume that he is identical with Beelzebub, and others with AzraeL DRAFT DATA HERE SOON CREDIT GIVEX FOR MEN IN NATIONAL GUARD. Adjutant-General White Hastens Al location of Draft Credits to Various Counties. Definite Instructions about the method to be used in drawing Ore gon's first quota of men under the selective draft system are expected to be given out by the War Department in the next few days. In the meantime, Adjutant-General White Is busy making the allocation, as it is called, of draft credits to be allowed each county In the state. In other words, he Is locating, and re porting to the War Department, the home county of every man now in the Oregon National Guard. When the draft is made, each county will re ceive credit against its required quota for the number of men it has serving in the National Guard. Suppose, for example, that a county were required to furnish 100 men and already had 50 men serving In the Na tional Guard. It would consequently have to furnish only 50 more to make up its allotment. In making the allocation, the home counties of the men are considered, not the county in which they- happened to enlist. To obtain this data, which had been called for immediately by the War De partment, the Adjutant-General hod to keep the wires humming through five states in which detachments of Ore gon troops are on detail, yesterday. A tabulated statement of the credits allowed the various counties cannot be given out at this time. General White explained, as the War Depart ment desires to have full information available before publicity is given it. Business Men to Picnic. After a pell-mell week spent speed ing with the Red Cross regiment. Pro gressive Business Men, with their wives and families, will recuperate at a pionlc to be given tomorrow at the Weed Peony Farm at Beaverton. All kinds of amusement will be provided for old and young. Over 20,000 peonies are now in bloom at the farm. A large number of the members have signified their Intention of going on the trip. Members will go early by automobile. Southern Pacific Electrio or Oregon Electric to Beaverton. SHAD HATCHERY STARTS STATE INSTATES FQCIPMENT JfEAH ASTORIA. Eggs Float In Jars 70 Hours Before Hatching-, and "Vounir Fish Are Released at Once. ASTORIA. Or.. June 22. (Special.) A shad hatchery is being established by the state fisheries department on the Adams ranch in the Young's River district. Deputy Warden Rathbun is here installing the hatchery, which is to be under the charge of James Bailey, an employe at the Government hatchery on the Clackamas River. The new plant is close to several fish traps in Toung's River and arrange ments have been made with the own ers to secure fish from these traps for spawning purposes. A shad hatchery is much different from a salmon hatchery, as no troughs are used. The eggs are simply placed in jars and running water turned into them. The eggs, which are transparent, float on the top of the water and hatch in about 70 hours. The young fish are then released Immediately. As a result of this the plant, while a small one. can handle all the eggs that can be secured. The run of shad into the Columbia this year has been almost a failure and the department is making an ef fort to build up the supply of this fish, for which there is & heavy de mand in the market. JUDGE PAROLES PRISONER Thirty Says of Tear's Sentence of Palmer Wilson Is Remitted. Palmer Wilson, who last Fall plead ed guilty to an Indictment charglnsj him with contributing to the delin quency of a minor and who was sen tenced to serve a year in the County Jail, was paroled yesterday by Presid ing Judge Kavanaugh, SO days before his sentence would have expired. Wllson's ill health played a big part In his benefiting by the leniency of the court, as It was stated he Is. suf fering from an Incurable affection of the bones. His condition has become serious during confinement. Granting of a parole by the court to a prisoner who had served a major portion of his sentence Is said to have established a precedent in the local courts. Helix Farmhand Pays Fine. PEjroLETOX. Or., June 22. (Spe cial.) Bruce Hamilton, young Helix farm hand, who claimed to be 21 when securing liquor last Fall, but failed to register In the war census, pleaded guilty yesterday here to a charge of having made a false affidavit as to his age and paid a fine of $50. He showed that he was not yet 21. Infants Fsloihors Thousands testify" iHoriicEs7s The Original iY2aSted IVIilk Upbuilds and sustains the body No Cooking or Milk required Used for '3 of a Century Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.