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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1917)
TTIE 3IORXTXG OREGONIAX, SATURDAT, JUNE 23, 1917. Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair Work Expertly Done Watches Regulated Free of-Charge Main Floor 2 r -Pinrl ic 40c Assorted Chews, pound. . .29 Visit Our New Department of Ukuleles In Connection With The Phonograph Shop Last Day for Demonstration Hotpoint Electric appliances Basement, Fifth Street Some Books on Better Living 'Eat and Grow Thin," by Vance Thompson, f 1. . "Eat and Be Well," by Eugene Christian, $1. "Old Age Its Cause and Prevention,." by Sanford Bennett, $1.50. "Marion Harland's Complete Cook Book," 60c "A Thousand Ways to Please a Husband," with Bettina's Best Recipes, $1.50. Book Shop. Fifth Floor. 30c Peanut Brittle, 23. ICE CKEAM 25c Burnt Peanuts, 19. 25c Mint Chews, lb. 19. FuU Brick 89. Half Brick 23. All the toothsome dainties we sell are made from purest ingre dients by our own artist confectioners. Our patrons can rely abso lutely on the purity of candies purchased from us. Cultivate the good habit of buying here. Main, Ninth Floors; Basement Balcony. Tmet Qjuality' Store or- Portland The Day Before Sunday Is Always a Busy Day at Meier & Frank's Our Summer Goods Sections Report Very Lively Business People Are Preparing for Simmering Days Ahead 20 SPLASH! Bathing Suits Are Reduced Our Entire Stock Men's and Boys9 We are going to signalize the opening of the 1917 bathing season in such a way that it will be brought home forcibly to every man and. boy who enjoys the pleasure of a dip at beach or natatorium by making it possible for everyone to secure exactly the kind of bathing suit he wants at a saving. We're doing this right at the beginning of the season, remember, so that all may have an equal share in this, good fortune. And we are including our entire stocks in this sale the biggest, the newest and the best stocks in the city of Portland. Of course there will be everything that's approved in design and pattern and color. Many women will find it to their advantage to share in this sale. TVT-ri'c bathing suits are all reduced. iTXCU is For instance $1.50 suits are $1,129. $1.75 suits $1.49. $2.00 suits $1.79. $2.50 suits $2.29. $2.75 suits $2.39. $3.00 suits $2.69. $3.50 suits $2.98. $4.00 suits $3.49. $5.00 suits $4.39. $6.00 suits $4.98. Tfcrrtrc' DatinS suits are all reduced. Ujyo foi. instance, $1.00 suits are 89. $1.25 suits $1.09.- $1.50 suits $1.29. $1.75 $2.50 suits $2.29. $3.00 suits $2.69. 4& ,.... Q suits $1.49. $2.00 suits $1.79, $2.25 suits $1.98. Panama HATS ' We donfrecall any eeason when these good Panama Hats were so much in demand as now. Of course they're really won derful values today at $4.65 a Very good judge has told us their equals at the price are not to be found in Portland. They're . the genuine South American Panamas in all styles favored by young men and men of more mature years. We suggest you look this assortment over today youH be promptly and courte ously served by experts. - 14.65 Maiir Floor. Men's New Summer Suits As Brigh t as the Morn ing Sunsh ine As Cool as the Evening Breeze Here are the happy, cool-looking Norfolks, the dashing pmcn-Dacjss, Doay-nrang coats, conservative sacks and box-back models, suits for sports and outing wear and suits for more formal functions. Here are sprightly patterns, new, different the kind fastidious young men will choose and the kind men of more quiet taste in dress will find most satis factory. Every wanted style feature will be found in this splendid assortment. AJN1J remember, in light-weight Summer clothing as in all clothing we sell, dependable fabrics, good lines and good tailoring down to the minutest detail are essentials without which no gar ment will be admitted to our stocks. - Colors include blues, browns, greens and grays, plaids and checks in all colors, smart stripes and mixtures. They're especially made for us from selected fabrics by Hickey-Freeman, Adler-Rochester and Alfred Decker & Cohn (Society Brand). And they are the finest Summer suits you've ever had the good luck to choose from at a sum as low as $25. All sizes of course to fit men of every build. Jfalm Beach, .Cool Cloth and Silk Suits Here at $8.50, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Men's Clothing- Shop. Third Floor. A $25 $6 Cowhide Bag $4.25 Another new shipment of our fa mous black walrus grained cow hide traveling bags. 16, 17 and 18-inch sizes. Good, strong, wash able lining. At the price asked this bag can't be beaten for every-day and vacation trip use. $6.00 value at $4.25. Luggage Shop. Sixth Floor. Clean-Up of Our S1-S1.50 Models Children's ats H Oc This is a clean-up sale of the most popular styles in children's hats, styles that are all becoming to youthful faces. Of patent Milans and hemp in assorted colors. They are the very hats small girls need for midsum mer wear. - Millinery Shop, Fourth Floor Distinctive Summer Suits Specially Priced at $18.45 A most unusual display of smart, snappy suits for sports and general wear has just arrived. Of fine quality serge, gabardine, pop lin, pongee and taffeta, in black, navy blue and the new color tones. Tailored and dressy styles in exclu sive models that are loosely belted, straight or flaring jackets and with skirts cut with just the correct amount of fullness, and tailored to a degree. Styles for both misses and women. Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor. Special Sale of Picnic Needs This is one of those helpful sales that will make your Sunday picnic a success, for we have reduced for Satur day the little necessary ap pointments for the luncheon spread. - " 15c Plain White Napkins, - - 100 for lit 5c Roll of Wax Paper, 3 - ( rolls for ..:'lvt 10c Package' Paper. Plates 0 for only O 10c Dozen Lily Drinking Q Cups, dozen for .V.' Ox 15c Picnic Sets now priced t " for only -LAC 25c Den ni son's Table Q- Cloths 15c Package Folded Nap- - " kins at J-XC 7c Ice Cream Dishes, dozen An at only ?... Stationery Shop. Main Floor. "Sampeck" for Summer The Ideal Clothes for Boys at. no season 01 trie year ao boys make heavier demands on their clothes than in Sum mer. And at no season of the year is the superiority of Sampeck clothes more evident than during the vacation And this holds true whether you re gard Sampeck from the point of . view of dress wear or as garments worn by boys when their minds are given to play.- , The Sampeck line embraces the . best of everything that is made for boys. Fabrics are specially selected and tested and made up into splendid garments by master tailors. We would like you to come in today and see what splendid values are here in Sampeck suits for Summer wear. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Prices $10 to $20. New Regatta and Kaynee wash - suits are here for boys 2M to 8 years. : Moderately priced $1.19 to $12.50. . Extra knickers in khaki and corduroy for boys of all ages, $1 to $3. Boys' hats and caps, large assortments, shapes, colors for Summer. . : Boys' Clothing Shop, Third Floor. Some Toilet Goods Specials 50c Hinds' Honey and Almond Lo tion 40(. Abonita Benzoin and Almond Lo tion 25 f. 25c Arthur's Benzoin and Almond Lotion 210. 25c Jergen's Benzoin and Almond Lotion 210. Hanson & Jenks' Milk, Cucumber and Orris 75c and 500. " 15c Jergen's Benzoin and Almond Lotion J.30. 25c Mum, deodorant, 200. Odorono, deodorant, 85c, 45c, 250. Eversweet, deodorant, 40c and 200. Pinaud Lilac Vegetal 750. 50c Arthur's Lilac Vegetal.430. Colgate Assorted Talcum 25c, 150. Mennen's Talcum 150. Williams' Talcum 150. 25c Lehn & Fink Talcum 210. Pepsodent Tooth Paste 500. 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 390. 25c Colgate Tooth Paste 200. 25c Sanitol Tooth Powder 2O0. 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap 2O0. 25c Packer's Tar Soap 200. 25c Resinol Soap 220. 50c Palmolive Shampoo 450. 25c Sanitol Shampoo 200. 65c-? 1 Bathing Caps, several col ors and styles, special 540. Bathing Suit Bags, blue or black, at 350. Main Floor, Sixth Street. Kodak For Summer Enjoyment We have complete new stocks of kodaks, cameras and all supplies. Genuine Eastman films always in stock. We do expert developing, printing and en larging. In addition to getting the best possible re sults from your films we give over-night service films left before 6 P. M. are ready by 11 A. M. next day. Before going on your vacation, consult our experts with reference to purchasing a new kodak. Full instructions cheerfully given. Kodak Shop, Main Floor. Dress Aprons at $1.29 The most attractive of apron dresses are these new models of plaid ginghams in pretty bright colors and pleasing patterns, effect ively trimmed with rickrack braid. Made in the popular button-on-the-shoulder style, V neck and wide belt. They are the most comfortable as well as the most attractive of the new house dress aprons. House Dress Shop. Third Floor. 85c-$l Summer Neckwear 63c New freshly crisp neckwear that will add charm to a suit or dress, whether for sports or dressy wear. Organdy collars in the large droop-shoulder style with dainty net or organdy frilling and pique sailor collars in the Paul Revere 6tyle. 65c TO $1.00 NECKWEAR 430 Here is a wonderfully varied assortment of col lars of crepe lace trimmed in white and beige sailor styles in white and colored voiles and tailored striped pique collars and net and organdie vestees with lace edging. 50c Neckwear 25c The most popular styles of the eeason in pique and organdy col lars, some finished with dainty laces also vestees of net and or gandy. Some Windsor silk ties in popular sports colors. Ostrich Boas Just received, the new midsum mer fashions in fine ostrich feath er boas priced at $3 to $5. MOTOR CAPS, HATS 950 Smart styles in black and white checks and plain colors. Neckwear Shop. Main Floor. Summer Apparel for the Little Folks NOVEL TUB FROCKS FOR ONLY 69d . The daintiest styles imaginable, made of pretty striped and figured percales in effective color combinations. Wide belt and sailor collar styles and some with white trim mings. Sizes 2 to 6 years. SMALL BOYS' TUB SUITS SPECIAL 79 'The coolest suits imaginable, and the most becoming for little boys of 2 to 5 years. Made of striped ginghams in a variety of styles. ' CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS 12 Vi . A few extra pairs are essential for Summer changes. Made of good qualities of muslin, flat-leg style finished with a hemstitched hem and cluster tucks. Sizes 2 to 10 years. ROMPERS AND CREEPERS 59 This is indeed a very special price for these little play garments. Made of ginghams in checks, stripes and plain colors with high, round or square necks. The creepers come in 1 to 2-year sizes, open across the bottom. The rompers in sizes 2 to 6 years, in flat gathered leg styles. CHILDREN'S MIDDY DRESSES 1.59 In sizes 6 to 14 years. Made of white galatea with sailor collars, laced fronts, side pockets, full pleated ekirts that button on the blouse. In all white with colored trimmings. TUB FROCKS S1.29 TO $9.95 A most unusual assortment of styles in these new tuB frocks for girls from 6 to 14 years. Made of ginghams, poplins and voiles in plain and fancy col orings. WHITE MDDDIES $1.50 and S1.75 Made of excellent qualities of white galatea, on strictly tailored lines coat styles with open fronts, sailor collar and pockets. Sizes 36 to 44. Watch .Our Ads Tomorrow . for announcement of winners in OurPaul Jones Essay Contest. , . Children's Shop. Second Floor. K. Underwear Sale Children's WOMEN'S COTTON UNION SUITS Light weight, Richelieu suits in low neck, sleeveless knee-length style (tight or lace knee). Plain" band or French top finish. Com plete range of sizes; for Saturday these special prices: Regular sizes 450 Out sizes only 57 0 Sole Portland Agents Munsing' U nderwear CHILDREN'S MUNSING UNION SUITS A style for every need, comfort able, serviceable, insuring perfect fit. 65c, 3 to 6 years, 590 75c, 8 to 12 years, 690 85c, 14 to 16 years, 790 WOMEN'S VESTS Fine ' Swiss ribbed in low neck, sleeveless, and square or V. low neck, wing-sleeve style. Regular sizes SOc, 2 for 50c Out sizes 45c, 2 for 80c. Knit Underwear Shop, Main Floor. Motor Veils at 95c, $1.25, $2 With the advent of sunny days the chiffon niotor veil is indispensable when motoringj for it not only pro-, tects the hat and hair from the dust and sun but gives a smart appearance to the costume. All the veils in this sale are of standard quality and are shown in the new colors. IV2 to 2 yards long, made with satin stripe or woven borders. SALE NOVELTY VEILS Our entire stock of novelty drop veils have been reduced to three prices: $1-$L25 Veils for 89 $1.50 Veils for. 98 $1.75 Veils for -S1.39 WASH VEILS 59 White wash veils in the large Shetland mesh pattern, both plain and fancy designs. SHETLAND VEILS SI ' In combination " sports col ors. Soft, good-wearing qual ity. The "Kare Free" Veil, $1.25. Veiling Shop. Main Floor. 4 FAST RUN MADE WEST POUTL.WD DOCTORS GET HOME 1 FROM NEW YORK. ITf 12 DAYS. Dr. It. II. Ellis and Dr. P. H. Klehle Speed Alonsr Old Orrim Trail oa "Wy Amu Couutry, After probably the speediest mote trip ever made from the Atlantic sea board to Portland, two prominent Port land physicians. Dr. Robert H, Ellis and Ir. Frederick H. Klehle, arrived yesterday. ' Dr. Ellis end Tv, Kletile departed from tile Hotel Astor, New York City, an the afternoon of June t, and com pleted the entire run of S600 miles to Portland in less than two weeks, 12H days being the actual time nonsumed, after deducting- one and a half days for stopovers. The route followed led through Penn sylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming and from Granger, Wyo.( over the course of the Old Oregon Trail to Boise, Idaho, Pendle ton and The Dalles. The only bad roads were met In Wyoming. The longest day's run was through Iowa' and Nebraska, where Dr. Kllis. who drove his own car, covered 350. miles. The usual day's run on the trip ran from 10 to 12 hours. Dr. Ellis bought a car at the Franklin factory in Syracuse. N. Y., and toured through New England before Joining Dr. Kiehle in New York for the Western trip.- Read The Oregonian classified ada. RECRUITS CALLED FOR THREE) CAVALRY TROOPS EACH HEED SIX MORE MEN. Tweatr More KnlUtmrnta -Will Kill Battery A, Oregon Field Artillery, tm Its Maximum Quota. Adjutant-General White Is particu larly desirous of having the Oregon Cavalry and Field - Artillery recruited to full war strength by July 1. Only six men each are needed for the three cavalry troops in Portland, and 20 more recruits will fill Battery A, Field Ar tillery, to its maximum quota. This will bo Use last opportunity 4 or young men to Join a dashing cavalry outfit, as no more cavalry troops are to be formed In Oregon, - and after the draft goes Into effect men will be ar bitrarily put Into the, branch of the service where they are needed, without regard for their personal preferences. Captain Cicero F. Hogan. in charge of the National Guard recruiting station on Fifth street; between Washington and Stark, reports that the three engi neering companies of the Guard, which also need recruits, have', been, doing very well In the past day or two. One of them Is. very near war strength, and the other two are above the ordinary peace strength. - - . . Contrary to general Delief, a man does not have to have been an engineer to enlist in one of these companies. After being called into the Federal service, which will be about July 25, the men in these companies will be put through some intensive training that will fit them for the combat engineer ing duties they wlU be called on to perform. TYPISTS HAPPY OVER RISE Stenographers In County Clerk's Office) Get Increases. Big, happy smiles lighted the faces of nearly a score of typists In the recording department of the office of County Clerk Beverldge yesterday fol lowing the action of the Commission ers in granting salary increases to all typists In that department from ITS to $90 a month. The Increase will take effect July 1. On recommendation of County Clerk Beverldge, . the Board likewise in creased the salaries of deputy clerks from 90 and $95 to $100 a month. All deputies now receiving . $100 or more will not get Increases at the present time. The Increase In salaries of dep uty clerks for the most part affects clerks of the court. PAROLE MAY BE REVOKED Earl Wilson Pays Back Only $400 of $800 He Admitted Stealing. His failure to pay buck to nls em ployer the money which he admitted stealing may cost Earl Wilson his lib erty. Wilson last Summer pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with embexslement and was sentenced to a year in .prison and then paroled upon his assurance that, the $800 which he admitted stealing would be repaid. The parole limit has nearly expired and evidence was Introduced yesterday showing - that he had paid back Just $400 of the amount. Deputy District Attorney Pierce asked that the parole do revoxea Decause or Wilson's failure to keep faith with the court and his former employer. Paris Cries, for Albany Juice. ALBANY. Or. June 22. (Special.) The fame of Albany loganberry Juice has penetrated beyond the sea. The Al bany Fruit Juice Company yesterday received a request from a wholesale Arm In Paris for samples of the local product. The samples were sent BARKER'S HAI H BALSAM oilr prepftrmUea of merit. 2rlpC to TakdlCtkt dauulru ft. FasT RaaWina kTaImsp a.. BMtr toGray or Faded Hair J
