Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 30, 1917, Image 20

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Newspaper Page Textthe aronxryo oREGoxiAy. satttrdat, jxixe so,. 1917, rv JULY VICTOR RECORDS NOW IN HEAR THEM TODAY IN OUR SOUND-PROOF PARLORS PHONOGRAPH SHOP, SIXTH FLOOR Over Sunday Candy Specials All Charge Purchases Go on July Accounts, Payable August 1st LAST DA Y! DELINEATOR FOR ONE YEAR, 95c Nearly half price, regular price is 15c copy. Renewals at same rate. Call at Pattern Shop. No mail orders filled on this offer. Second Floor. LAST DA Y! Old Prices on Famous NEMO CORSETS After today prices on Self Reducing Nos. 318, 319, 321, 322 advance from $3.75 to $4.25. Nos. 506 and 508 ad vance from $5.00 to $6.00. Third Floor. LAST DAY! Old Prices on Famous "COMMUNITY" Silver plate. After today prices will advance approxim ately 10 . Supply all your sil ver needs from our complete stocks at old prices. Main Floor. 40c English Toffee, lb. at 40c Chocolate Mint 29c 29c SOc Koyal Hard Mixed, OQ lb. at '"Ut 25c Jelly Beans, :bi9c A Squares only TritQuALrrY' SrciRt or Portland 25c Burnt Peanuts, pound special at 19 Main. Ninth Floors; Basement Balcony. jj Over Sunday and Fourth of July Vacation, Outirig and All Summer Needs I A Sale of Men's Summer Union Suits 'Different" and Better Than the Ordinary Y AND SAVINGS BOTH CONSIDERED This is a sale of union suits for Summer wear that will appeal most forcibly to discriminating men. The upper portion of these suits is entirely of silk, which will insure the highest degree of comfort and coolness to the body. The lower portion is of fine self-striped madras that will give remarkably good service and wear- The combination of the two materials means a cool, comfortable, finely serviceable undergarment. These union suits are in the wanted athletic style, sleeveless and knee length. Three price divisions each lot at most unusual savings., 1 Lot 1 striped madras, That Is QUALIT These union suits will please the most fastidious. Fine glove silk top in satin-striped effect. The lower part, is of self- CO OQ DLd,U Very special. T" j. y In these union suits the upper portion is of plain silk and bottom of fine white madras. A very special offering today at . Q. TL the reduced price of. iP-LeOtJ T ff- Fancy top athletic style union suits with self -striped white, madras A-jUlf J bottom. We've reduced the price of these splendid Sum- J- QQ mer union suits today to only DJ.eO ALL HAVE ELASTIC CROTCH. SIZES FROM 34 TO 46. ALL Famous Knox Straws $2.85 Genuine Knox sennet straws in all the different blocks that are being worn today. Any man who has ever worn or who is . in any degree acquainted with the quality and style leadership of a Knox will recognize this price as very special and take advantage of the opportunity today. Main Floor, Fifth Street. EXTRA SPECIAL! Women's Elastic Ribbed Vests 19c Exactly 400 extra fine elastic ribbed vests in low neck, sleeveless style. . Plain and band top vests as well as a few in bodice style. These are seconds from a very prominent manufacturer of women's under wear. While any remain," 19c Main Floor, Sixth Street. Shetland Wool Sweaters at $3.95 Another great sale women's Shetland wool sweaters. Assorted shades .with striped collars, cuffs and belts. At this extremely low price every woman can afford at least one of these splendid Shetland wool sweaters for Summer wear. . Sweater Shop, Third Floor. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S $2-$5 READY-TO-WEAR Hats Tailored and ready - to - wear styles of Milans and Milan hemps. Plain colors and two-toned effects in the sailor and mushroom shapes. These hats represent the most popular styles of this sea son and will find instant favor with the most particular mothers. Dress Hats Y4 Off Styles for misses and children that have sold from $5.00 to $10. Millinery Shop, Fourth Floor. Summer Tub Suits In Sizes for Misses and Women $6.00 Women who desire an inexpensive suit for Summer wear will find these models exactly to their liking, as they will tub perfectly and still retain their good looking appearance. Made of white or khaki-colored material with contrasting colored trimmings as shown in the illustration. The wide belt, the sailor collar, the side pockets and the band around the bottom of the skirt give these suits a smart style that is seldom if ever found in suits at this price. Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor. 50c Box 31 & F Stationery 33c 48 sheets of a very good grade linen paper and" 48 envelopes to match twice as many sheets and envelopes as in the ordinary box. Special today 33c ' Stationery Shop, Main Floor. Thinking of a New Stiit for the Fourth? We Have Just Wliat You Want in These Men's Suits $25 For this modest expenditure you can choose here a suit tailored by one of the three best-clothing concerns in the coun try you know of course to whom we refer: Hickey-Freeman quality, Adler-Rochester, Society Brand clothes for young men and men who stay young. In these $25 suits we have a splendid assortment of fine fabrics, including; blue serges, worsteds, cassimeres, tweeds and flannels. Suits for advanced and conservative dressers. Models for men of all ages and tastes. All the colors that any man would think of choosing. And sizes to fit men of every build. We KNOW the suit you want is here at $25. Tropical Suits Are Here Too Such light weight Summer fabrics as Palm Beach Cloth, Cool Cloth and Pongee Silk. Suits that will give the maximum of Summer comfort, df style and of service. Cut and tailored with all the snap of a woolen garment, adapted for street and business wear. All styles and sizes. $8.50-$10-$15. LAST DAY OF OUR SA1VIPECK SALE Boys' $10 52. Suits $7.85 LAST SEASON'S WOOLENS LAST SEASON'S DYES! But un mistakably this season's styles, patterns and colorings. Every suit a Sampeck. Every one with two pairs pants. Every suit taken from our regular stock. All good fabrics, all shades, all sizes. Buy these famous two-pant suits today for the boy's Fourth and all Summer wear at $7.85 instead of $10. . . 'imiu Floor, Filth Street. Children's Summer Apparel at Popular Prices $1.49 CHILDREN'S BLOOMER DRESSES $1.29 Pretty little Empire styles made of white striped madras with chambray yoke and wing sleeves. In pink, green or blue and fin ished with a white sailor collar. Bloomers to match each dress. Sizes 2 to 6 years. CHILDREN'S TUB DRESSES SS.49 Of pink and blue poplin in sizes from 6 to 12 years. Made in the most charming style with smocking on the front and on the pockets, trimmed with white collar and cuffs and white crochet buttons. $9.95, $10.95, $12.95 CHILDREN'S COATS S7.95 These coats are made of excellent quality navy checks and plain colored serges, in many different styles for children from 6 to 15 years. rfitoii'M r mi jMiT"" " " ""lir rf :zr5T! G1KLS' KHAKI SUITS S6.49 Just the season for this most serviceable garment, which can be used for hiking or can be easily con verted into a riding habit with a full separate blouse. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. GIRLS' TUB DRESSES $2.49 TO $12.95 Quite the most attractive collection of tub frocks you can imagine, of checks, plain and figured voiles and batistes in sizes from 6 to 15 years. GIRLS' TUB SKIRTS 79 TO $1.50 In sizes from 6 years to 34-inch length. Of white and striped materials and sports figures and stripes. Made with and without waists, plain and pleated, seme having fancy belts and pockets. MISSES' PETTICOATS $1.29 TO $6.50 Of white and fancy, light and dark-colored sateens, heatherblooms and silks, finished with flounces and ruffles. Sizes 30, 32 and 34-inch lengths. - Children's Shop, Second Floor. $2.50 Porch-Outing Hammock Large upholstered throw-back pillow, concealed head-spreader and large valance. Soft-toned colored effects.- 36 inches wide, 86 inches long. $4.50 PORCH SWING $3.49 Of selected oak, 4-foot length. Made to be taken apart. Folds com pactly. $2.25 HAMMOCK FOR $1.75 Attractive canvas weave ham mock in pleasing colors. With throw-back pillow, spreaders head and foot, deep wide fringe. A limited quantity of each better come early. Fifth Floor. Sixth Street. The New -Chiffon Motor Veils 95c to $2.00 Full 1!4 to 1 yards square, which are the most desirable sizes for tieing twice about the neck and giving that gracefully draped ap pearance, at the same time afford ing full protection from the dust and sun. In navy, gold, rose, white, Copenhagen, purple,' lavender and the darker shades. $1.50 DRAPE VEILS 98 $1.25 DRAPE VEILS 89 Hexagon mesh with chenille dots and borders. A very popular and fashionable veil for general wear. NOVELTY WASH VEILS 59 TO SI. 25 Applique lace effects and Shet land mesh wash veils in white and colors. VAN RAALTE VEILINGS Here in greatest assortment from 25c to $1.25 yard. Veiling: Shop, Main Floor. REGULAR 15c TO 60c Lace Remnants Each 10c-25c Short lengths of lace edges, in sertions and allovers in white and cream color embroidery rem nants in edges, flouncings, inser tions and all overs also plain and figured nets. In lengths from a half to two yards. 10c to 15c LACES 5 5c to 8c LACES 3 In these two groups are cotton torchon and cluny laces, edges and insertions, filet and Piatt VaL edges and insertions. Lace Shop. Main Floor. Kodaks S Select your kodak for the Fourth from the largest and most complete stocks in the city. Let our. experts demonstrate to you how easy it is to kodak. Kodaks and cameras priced from 75c to $120. A copy of the new Eastman cat alogue free upon request. Developing, printing and enlarg ing expertly done. Complete stocks of genuine Eastman films always on hand. Kodak Shop, Main Floor. $1.75-$8 Novelty Neckwear Less 34 The novelty effects predominate in this collection of col lars, although there are many pieces that border on the tailored style. Of Georgette crepe in small and medium sizes with trimmings of real and imitation filet lace, hand em broidery and tucking. SMARTLY TAILORED NECKWEAR Pique collars, sailor and drop shoulder models pique collar and cuff sets, crepe collars with lace edgings and insertions, and a few combining white with colors. KHAKI-KOOL NECKWEAR 95d TO 2.25 Large drop shoulder collars in plain color sailor models of this fashionable material. Also some tailored pique col lars in several new models either plain or hand embroidered. WINDSOR TIES 25d TO 65d For blouse or outing suits. Made of a good quality of messaline and crepe de chine in plain colors, 6tripes and plaid designs. SILK NECKWEAR 95 TO S1.75 Bengaline silk collars in white and gold. Medium and large size sailor shapes. VESTEES 50 TO S2.25 Pique vestees and waistcoats in several etyles with round and sailor collars, finished with pearl buttons and belt effect. $1.75 OUTING HATS 1.49 Smart white pique and pongee outing hats with stiff brims and soft crowns. . ' ANGORA SCARFS 95d These are the medium-size scarfs that are so much in vogue this season and are worn with the sports suits. Shown in combination stripe designs. ANGORA SCARFS FOR SI. '25 In white with color combinations. Very soft fine quality. Neckwear Shop, Main Floor. $6.50-$7 Traveling Bags Today $5.23 A limited number of traveling bags in tan cow hide and black walrus leather. Sewed corners. Linen and repp linings. 17 and 18- J'""""'E' inch sizes. Good leather bags at this low price are fast disappearing and it will be but a short time until we cannot get them to sell at this figure $5.23. Luggage Shop, Sixth Floor. Fine Mapleware Lunch Sets 25c For Summer picnics and all out door meals. Sanitary, serviceable, satisfactory lunch sets, all dishes made from one-piece genuine sugar maple; they won't leak, they wont wilt they are strong, attractive and sanitary. Set consists of 6 dinner plates, 2 large vegetable or salad dishe3, 2 - meat or sandwich platters, 6 handy side dishes, 6 individual but ter dishes, 12 epoons, 6 wood fiber napkins and 1 wood fiber table cover. Youll want Beveral of these eets at the modest price of 25c Basement, Fifth Street. Sale of Drugs and Toiletries Massatta Talcum 15. Babcock's Corylopsis 15. Violet Elice Talcum 15. Airfloat Talcum, in assorted odors, 100. 25c Bathasweet Bath Powder 19. Nonspi, liquid deodorant, 500. 25c Amolin, powder deodorant, for 200. 25c Mum, paste deodorant, 2O0. Armour's Venetian Bath Tablets, 3 for 35c, each 130. Colgate's Floating Bath Soap, doz. 75c, cake 70. Stork Castile Soap, 3 for 35c, each 120. Palmolive Soap, 3 for 250. Creme Oil Soap, 3 for 250. California Medicated Soap, 3 for 250. 50c La Blache Face Powder 390. 50c Java Rice Face Powder 390. Orchard White 350. 50c Rarus Theatrical Cream 430. 50c Wakelees Camelline 400. Pepsodent .Tooth Paste 5O0. 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 390 Boradent Milk Magnesia Tooth Paste 250. Ice Mint 500. Robinson Barley Flour, lb. 550. Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve 2O0. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound at 690. Steero Cubes, 12 for 230. Squibbs' Sodium Phosphates 390. Main Floor. Sixth Street. Here Are a Few SummerB ooks Take a book with you on your vacation. Here are some good books all at the low price of 60c "Sam," by E. J. Roth, "Bambi," by Cooke. "Molly Make Believe," by Abbott. "Mary Moreland," by VanVorst. "The Lovable Meddler," by Dal rymple. "24th of June," by Grace Rich mond. "Way of the Strong," by Cullum. "Eyes of the World," by Harold Bell Wright. Hundreds of other popular books at this same low figure. Book Shop. Fifth Floor. Boy Scout Shoes For Summer Wear Boy Scout shoes are the ideal Summer shoes for the boys' vacation, light but durable. We have com plete stocks in tan and black with leather or Neolin soles. Sizes 9 co 13 at $2, 52.50 and $3.25. Sizes 1 to 6 at $2.50, $3 and $4. A complete line of men's tan, black and white Oxfords at $4.50 to $8.50. Shoe Shop, Third Floor. HIGHER WAGES ARE ASKED Bridge Tenders Say $75 a Month Not Enough on Which to Live. Averring that they cannot pay the rent, the grocer and the butcher at their present wage scale, now that the cost of living: mounts higher every month, a committee representing the Kate tenders on the county bridges yesterday appeared before the County Commissioners and asked that they be granted an Increase above the $75 per month they now receive. Commissioner Muck placed himself on record as wanting to give the men 82.50 a month, the same as is paid ferry employes, but Chairman Holman thought the matter should be deferred. The Board has taken the petition un der advisement. The Board, however, granted wage and salary Increases to nearly all classes of employes In the road depart ment. Including office men. engineers, inspectors, foremen and laborers. OWNERS OF TRUCK SUED Plaintiff Anks 915,000 for Injuries Alleged Received In Accident. Trial of the suit of Andrew McAtee against the Roberts Motor Car Com pany and the Wan Lee Tuen Company was started yesterday before a Jury in Circuit Judge Belt's department. The plaintiff seeks damages in the amount of 115. 000 for injuries alleged to have been received when he was struck by an auto truck driven by Goon Wu. an employe of the Wh Lee Tuen Com pany. The latter company. It Is alleged, had purchased the truck from the Roberts Company, but final payment had not been made and for that reason the Rob erts Company was made a party to the suit. The accident is alleged to have occurred August IS, 1918. At the beginning of the nineteenth century there were more than 200 of fenses punishable with death. CITY ZONING IS SUBJECT Society of Engineers Discusses Pro posed Building Code. City sonlng and the proposed new building code for Portland were sub jects presented by prominent speak ers at the meeting of the Oregon So ciety of Engineers at the Central Li brary Thursday evening, Orrln B. (Stan ley, secretary of the society, presided. II. E. flummer discussed the build ing code, saying no building should be allowed to be erected over eight stories In height unless succeeding stories were aet back in the form of a pyramid. A building over eight stories in height, he said, shuts out sunlight from the streets, overtaxes the sewer system and presents a prob lem to the fire department. C. Lewis Mead, of the Portland Realty Board, defended the skyscraper. The sonlng1 system was discussed by Ellis F. Lawrence, E. B. McNaughton and J, J. Bayer. A. Q. Clark, manager of the Home Industry League, told the plans and obects of his organisation. Colonel Lynch Speaks Today. Colonel .Charles Lynch. Assistant Chief Surgeon, Western Department, will speak at the Oreytn State Medical Association meeMng today at noon at the Portland Irotl. Patriotic physi cians of Oregon have been Invited to attend this meeting, as the T"nlted States Army will need at leajit 29.SOO physicians at once.