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S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Will Be Given on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full on or Before the 10th of ' Each Month Stamp Books Redeemed in Cash on the Fourth Floor
Try Our Special 25c Lunch Served Daily in the Basement Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies, Fourth Floor Picture Framing, Fourth Floor Rest Rooms, Public Phones, Second Floor
October
Patterns
Fall Style Book
and New E m
broidery Book
now ready at the
Pattern Counter.
PORTLAND
AGENTS FOR
RICHARDSON'S
FINE LINENS,
THE
STANDARD
OF QUALITY
THE WORLD
OVER.
MAIL ORDERS
FILLED
BY
EXPERIENCED
SHOPPERS.
S. & H. STAMPS
GIVEN
UPON
REQUEST.
TRUNKS,
SUITCASES
AND
TRAVELING
BAGS OF
ALL KINDS.
4TH FLOOR.
REASONABLE
PRICES.
Basement Wee k-E n d
Specials for Saturday
Girls' $1.50 Wash Dresses $1.19
Girls' Wool Sweaters at $2.98
Boys' Shoes, sizes to 5, $2.98
Boys' 2-pant School Suits $4.75
The Standard Store of the Northwest
s Wortman &
Basement Week-End
Sale Saturday Specials
Women's Middy Blouses 45
Women's Long Kimonos 98
Famous P. N. Corsets at 98
$1.50, $1.75 Undermuslins 87
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Saturday the Garment Store Will Feature New Coats at $22.50, $25.00, $35.00
IlIR MORNING OREGONIAIT. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1917.
Old
King
New Autumn Neckwear
35c, 50c, $1.00 to $5 -
Main Floor Women's Novelty Neckwear in the season's smartest
styles as shown by New York's leading stores. Real Filet, fine Or
gandy and Lace in plain and neat embroidered designs with new lace
edges Satins in Tuxedo and square-back effects, and all the latest
6tyles in Georgette crepe, pique and petunia materials 35 to $5 ea.
New stock Jabots of fine net materials in white and cream, scores
of smart styles to select from. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00
New Veils
New Autumn Veilings in pur
ples, taupe, browns, grays, etc.
New chenille all-over dot Veil
ing and fancy meshes new shad
ow designs new scroll effects
and new bordered Veiling. New
staple Veilings in all the wanted
colors, 250 to $1.25 the yard.
and Veilings
New Drape Veils in all the
wanted colorings for Autumn.
SATURDAY SPECIAL Veil
ings in black, navy, brown, pur
ple, magpie, white fancy mesh
and border Veilings including
chenille dots. 35c to 65c OF-,
grades specially priced at
Fall Styles Men's Suits
6? Overcoats
Main Floor If you would like to see the styles
Portland's be6t dressed men will wear this season
just step into our Men's Wear Shop on the Main
Floor. Our stocks are replete with the best
products, of America's leading makers. There is
a wide range of models made up in high-grade
fabrics and the patterns and colorings are de
cidedly out of the ordinary. See them todayl
Men's New Fall Suits $15, $20 up to $40
Men's New Fall Overcoats $15.00 to $35.00
Men's Hats Reduced
Men's $5.00 Hats, Special $3.75 v
Men's $3.00 Hats, Special $225
Main Floor No need to pay full price for your
new Fall Hat when you can buy it here at a big
saving. Latest b all styles. Come, see them here.
HUP"
syrR
All men's regular $5
Soft Hats fi0 rjK
criced onlv DO 4 J
All men's regular $3
Soft Hats (PO or
priced onlv Di.D
Dutchess Trousers
-10c a Button, $1.00 a Rip" from every stand
point of substantial fabrics, stout sewing, roomy,
easy fit and perfect comfort, Dutchess Trousers
have no equal. New Fall styles are now on dis
play. Prices range $2.50 to $5.00 a pair.
Men's Fall & Winter Underwear
Carter and Other Famous Makes
Main Floor We are sole Portland
agents for Carter's Union Suits for
men. All styles. $1 to $2.50
Vassar Union Suits In Fall and
Winter weights. $1.00 to $5.50
Winsted Underwear $1.50-$10
.Principal Portland agents for
interwoven Hose, 350-$1.5O pr.
Men's New Fall Neckwear in
all the beautiful, rich colorings to
go with new suits, 50 to $2.50
New Fall Shirts $1.50 to $2.50
Boys' Corduroy Suits $6
Ages 6 to 18 Years
Main Floor Sturdy School Suits of cravenet
ted corduroy especially adapted for this cli
mate. Serviceable dark gray color. Styled
witn d-piece belt and patch pockets. Pants
full lined. Ages 6 to 18 years. 2 f(
Extra good values in these suits at DOeUU
$6.50
2-Pants Suits $6.50
Main Floor Tweeds and homespuns in good
dark colors for school wear. Latest Norfolk
models. 2 pairs full lined
pants with each suit.
Boys' Shirts
Latest styles with sport and mili
tary collars. Also new Fall blouses.
Prices range from 650 to $1.00
Boys' School Hose Buster Brown
and Black CaV 1250 to 350 pair.
Basement Millinery Sale
New White Hats $2
Basement Only a limited number in this lot. Smart new tailored
sailors with transparent brims trimmed with pretty ribbons; also the
graceful new felts and popular close-fitting turbans. AH QO ff
are good style. Saturday you may buy them special at w&mfj
NEW COLORED FELTS FOR SCHOOL WEAR SPECIAL $1.69
Authentic Fall Modes
Garment Store, Second Floor At each of the above prices you
may choose from several smart styles in Women's and Misses'
Coats models for street and dress wear, with new large col
lars, deep cuffs, belts, fancy pockets, etc Made up in- silver
tone, velours, burella, Bolivia, plush, broadcloth and .novelty
mixtures. Many of these new Coats have fur collars and cuffs
others have fur at bottom or trimmed with large buttons,
plush or fancy stitching. Splendid assortment of the new Fall
colors reds, browns, taupe, Oxford, green, blue, etc All sizes
for women and misses. Prices range $22.50, $25, to $35
Women's Fall Sweaters
Second Floor New Shetland
Wool Sweaters in plain colors
trimmed with Angora also in
novelty stripes. New Wool
Jersey Sweaters in coat ef
fects. Also new Middy and
slip-on styles. Prices range
from $4.98 up to $16.oO
New Fiber Silk Sweaters in
smart belted styles with deep
sailor collar or with roll collar.
Shown in rose, geranium, gold,
Copen, purple, green and
black. Some have white trim
ming. Priced $5 to $12.50
We Give S. & II. Stamps,
MIDDY BLOUSES FOR SCHOOL WEAR $1.50 TO $4.75
Lingerie Waists, Special $1.19
Center Circle, First Floor Over a dozen attractive styles In
this special sale of waists. The assortment is made up of many
odd lines selling formerly at much higher prices- Plain and
fancy voiles, organdies, madras and linen. Em- C- " Q
broidery, lace and tuck trimmed. Saturday special DJ-A
Sale of Box Stationery
CA 2-Quire Box of Fine ETflr
OUt Paper With Envelopes
Stationery Department, First Floor We have just 400 boxes to go at
this special low price, so don't delay. Hurd's high-grade linen fabric cor
respondence paper or cards with envelopes to match, put up in two
assortments, as noted below. See Morrison-street window display.
ASSORTMENT No. 1 Hurd's ASSORTMENT No. 2 Hurd's
Stationery 24 cards, 24 Kf Boxed Stationery 48 Kf
-
sheets and 60 envelopes for
OWK Corsets $2.50
Two Styles as Illustrated
Second Floor OWK SPECIAL Corsets in
nine different new Fall models, two of
which are herewith shown Made from
high-grade materials and beautifully fin
ished. A corset to meet every (JJO jrf
requirement. Our special price tDetJvr
OWK Special Corsets
At $1.50 and $2
AT $1.50 we show OWK SPECIAL Cor
sets in models for every type of figure.
14 styles to select from. Sizes from 18-36.
AT $2.00 there are nine models to select
from. Styles for stout, medium and slight
figures. Sizes 19 to 36. Extra value at $2.
Great Sale of Cut Glass
Our Entire Stock Reduced
Third Floor Cut Glass Sugar and
Creamers, $3.00 grade, pair, $2.40
$6.50 Water Pitcher now $4.35
$7 set of 6 Water Glasses $5.17
$5 set of 6 Water Glasses $3.98
$3.50 Cut G. Spoon Tray $2.60
$9 Mayonnaise Bowl with plate,
priced for this sale at only $6.75
$5.25 Cut G. Celery Tray $3.60
$1.75 Cut G. Olive Dish $1.40
$1.50 Oblong Spoon Tray $1.19
$1.25 Handled Jelly Dish at 980
$1.35 Handled Relish Dish $1.03
$3.75 8-inch Bowl, special, $2.98
$6 Oval Fruit Bowl now $4.40
SPECIAL TABLES of rich Cut
Glass hundreds of pieces on sale
at your choice, $1.00 and 500
Closing Out Odd Dinner Sets
Third Floor
Odd lines Haviland & Co. Im
ported French China priced for
quick selling at big reductions.
$79.30 Haviland Dinner Set of
64 pieces. Narrow border dec
oration of brown fl 4 rr pf A
leaf and gold band I .31
$84.90 Haviland Dinner Set of
80 pieces. Green border with
gold line each side QpTC QA
of border. The set
$76.60 Haviland Dinner Set of
77 pieces. Small green spray
decoration with blue flowers,
stippled gold. Sale Qfil Qf
price, the set, only 5Ul.OU
All Electric Lamps
at Reduced Prices
.'- T r" ir .
nitiran ..an r i fi nfi i r
r
Wash Boilers
Special $2
Third Floor Extra bright plate tta
Wash Boilers with double seamed me
tallic bottom, seamless cover with
heavy handles and patent stationary
hook handles. Priced special at $2.00
Handkerchiefs
New Arrivals
Main Floor All-linen and fine
shamrock materials. White and
dainty colored effects one-corner
embroidery and Belfast
prints. Newest and prettiest
designs. Exceptional values at
20c, 3 for 50c; 35c, 8 for $1.00
Toilet Needs
& Drugs
Main Floor We reserve the right
to limit quantity of any article In
the following list sold to a custom
er. Shop early. S. & H. Stamps
given free with all purchases made.
25c
Ivory Soap
5 Cakes for
Limit five cakes to a customer
and no deliveries except with other
purchases made in Drug Dept.
Troy Milk of Magnesia, pt. 40
Woodbury's Facial Soap at 22
Special lot of Toilet Soaps in
assorted odors special today 5
Hinds' Honey and Almond
Cream on sale Saturday 45, 90
Revelation Tooth Powder at 25 ifi
Holmes' Frostilla for toilet, 250
Boradent Tooth Paste, tube 25
Palmolive Cream Shampoo 450
Bennett's Maltoid Dog and Pup
py Cakes, 24 to carton, now 300
California Syrup of Figs at 400
Earn Thymo Healing Salve 100
Ear and Ulcer Syringes at 100
Sanitol Tooth Powder for 220
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder at 200
Pebeco Tooth Paste, special 430
Sempre Giovine, special at 430
Cuticura Soap, the cake for 180
Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream
on sale for Saturday, special 230
Rubifoam Liquid Dentrifice 200
Espey's Fragrant Cream at 200
Mentholatum priced 230, 450
Pluto Water, bottle for only 350
Canthrox, for the hair, at 450
Euthymol Tooth Paste now 180
Model Grocery
Saturday Specials
Experienced telephone clerks at
your service 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
EASTERN BACON, ma- A O
chine sliced special, lb. tcV
PIN-MONEY Sweet
Mixed Pickles, quart for tcvFC
RIPE OLIVES in bulk, K(n
special for Saturday, quart OVC
SOYA BEANS on sale Sat- Q
trrday at special, the pound iC
ORDER your over-Sunday Gro
ceries and provisions here. Com
plete line of delicatessen goods
cold meats, salads, cheese, etc, at
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
New Trimmed Millinery
$5 and $7.50
Not ordinary styles, but the choicest of the new
season's creations. Tailored and semi-dress mod
els with the latest trimmings. Small, medium and
large effects. Many handsome two-toned Hats
in this showing. Black and all wanted colors.
New Tailored Hats
NEW FRENCH FELTS Ideal for street and
school wear. We ehow them in all the newest
shades some in combinations of two or more
colors. Exceptional values at $1.50 up to $5.00
NEW VELOUR HATS in all leading rf
colors. $7.50 values, specially priced at twrreOI
i . ,
Women's Knit Underwear
Saturday Specials
at Bargain Circle
Main Floor By all means take ad
vantage of this opportunity to supply
your Underwear needs for LESS.
Merode Vests, Pants and
Union Suits
Odd line of the famous Merode
Vests, Pants and Union Suits to be
closed out at following reductions.
Wool, part wool, cotton. All 6izes.
85c Merode Underwear for 630
$1.00 Merode Underwear for 750
$1.25 Merode Underwear for 940
$1.35 Merode Underwear for $1.00
$1.50 Merode Underwear for $1.13
$1.75 Merode Underwear for $1.32
$2.00 Merode Underwear for $1.50
$2.50 Merode Underwear for $1.87
$2.75 Merode Underwear for $2.06
Sale of Women's
Kid Gloves
At $1.75
Main Floor Washable kid and
lambskin of excellent quality. Full
P. K. washable Gloves in one-clasp
style pearl, gray and ivory P..
X. M. Washable Gloves in pearl,
ivory and gunmetal full P. K.
white lambskin with fancy em
broidered backs, also with plain
self stitching. See Alder-street
window. On special sale J1 rrpr
Saturday at, the pair 51iO
25c Ribbons
19c Yard
Main Floor Children's Hairbow 1
Ribbons in plain colors and fancies.
Light or dark. All silk and IQ
extra good 25c grades, yard -Ll
New Hairbow Ribbons in all he
best colors and dependable quali
ties ribbons that will OP
".stand up" special, yard 0Jv
New Bag Ribbons in the wide
novelty effects, shown by leading
Eastern stores. Exquisite colorings
priced from $1.00 to $4.00 yard.
Girls' School Apparel
$6 Coats $2.98
Second Floor Odd lines Girls' Summer
Coats, only "one or two of a style and size,
on sale Saturday at extraordinary savings.
Coats formerly priced to $6.00 at $2.98
' Coats formerly priced to $9.00 at $3.98
Coats formerly priced to $12.75 at $4.98
Odd Lines Girls' Suits
$5.00 to $13.75
Second Floor Only a few Suits left. Fine
for early Fall wear. Sizes for intermediate
girls. Special today at $5.00 to $13.75
GIRLS' SCHOOL MIDDIES in QQ
sizes 6 to 14 years, special now at vOL
GIRLS' Slip-on. Sweaters in
various colors ages 6 to 14 at
Girls' Tub Dresses 98c
Second Floor Special assortment of Girls' Wash
Dresses priced for quick disposal at a low price.
Splendid garments for school wear. This lot
is made up of many odd lines. Ages from QO
6 to 14 years. Priced special now at only OU
Fancy Guimpe Dresses
Second Floor Girls' fancy guimpe Dresses, also
Dresses of linen and crepe. Odd lines of various
kinds in good styles for school wear on sale Sat
urday at just half the regular selling prices.
Dresses formerly selling at $5.25 up to $12.50
Now priced special from $2.63 op to $0.23
S4.19
SEPAL HOMES BOBBED
VAGATIOXISTS DISCOVER. BCRGLA
KIKS ON RETURNING.
Blddle Home lit Waverly Heigkts and
UcFarland Residence In , Thstmu
Looted One Man la Held.
Housebreakers have been reaping- a
harvest In Portland during- the past
few days. In several cases the occu
pants of the houses have been away
from home on their vacations, return
ing to find everything of value missing.
Mrs. M. B. Biddle, living In Waverly
Heights, reported to the police yester
day that her home had been robbed
some time Thursday night and the fol
lowing articles taken: One purse, con
taining money; one gold thimble, one
gold watch, a check book, two brooches
set with small pearls and one neck
chain.
E. B. McFarland also reported to the
police yesterday that his home had
been entered at 1227 Thurman street
and a shotgun, three suits of clothes,
a suitcase and a small revolver and
a small quantity of Jewelry were
taken. .
The shoe shop of W. A. Mueller, SS8H
Williams avenue, was broken Into
Thursday night and several pairs of
shoes taken.
The detectives made one arrest yes
terday In connection with the robberies
and the men is being held for lnvesti-r
gation. It Is the opinion of the police
that there is a group of thieves work
ing In Portland.
LUMBER INDUSTRY ALIVE
31111s In Vicinity of Cottage Grove
Soon to Be Moving- Again.
COTTAGE GROVE. Or., Bept. 7.
(Special.) The setback to the lumber
industry caused by the burning- of the
Brown mill is being overcome by the
resuming of operations by other mills.
The Bohemia Lumber Company started
operations at Row River a few hours
before the Brown mill burned and the
O. L. & T. mill at Divide Is to resume
within a few weeks, It having been
purchased by P. A. Garretson, Jr., of
the San Diego Manufacturing Company,
together with the Olson timber, tract,
from which the logs will be secured.
Mr, Garretson and his three sons and
their families will make their homes In
Cottage Grove and will move here at
once. Operations will commence as
soon as the necessary overhauling can
be completed.
Read The Oreg-onlan classified ads.
GABD ORDINANCE BEADY
MAYOR'S LICENSE MEASURE TO BE
CONSIDERED WEDNESDAY-.
Bill Requires Approval ef Chief of
Police Before Flaying; Rooms May
Be Conducted in City.
Licensing of public eardrooms Is
proposed In an ordinance presented to
the City Council yesterday by Mayor
Baker for consideration at " the regu
lar meeting Wednesday.
The Mayor would require each card
room to pay an annual license based
on the number of tables operated. The
license would be subject to revocation
at any time by the Council. This
would give the Council control over
the rooms, which It does not have at
present, according to the Mayor.
The measure provides that before a
oardroom shall be established the per
son or persons wishing to establish It
shall post notice for ten days In a con
spicuous place at the entrance to the
proposed room. The notice shall be
readable from the sidewalk and shall
give the names of all persons inter
ested In the project.
After the ten days' notice has been
given, the person will make application
for a license. Before this is granted
it must be approved by the chief of
police. The license or the card room
may not change ownership without the
consent of the Council. The Mayor
has left to the Council the question
of license fees, but suggests that the
charge be on the basis of the number
of tables operated. The measure pro
vides against gambling and requires
closing of all eardrooms between 1
A. M. and 6 A. M.
LAND SOUGHT BY ASHLAND
Timber Tract Purchased to Protect
Supply of 'Water.
ASHLAND, Or, Bept. 7. (Special.)
The City Council last night decided
to purchase 820 acres of timber land
in the Ashland Creek Canyon as a mat
ter of protection to the watershed of
Ashland Creek, which is the city water
supply.
The purchase was made from John
and James Martin, two local men who
have owned the tract for many years.
The price paid was $4000.
A recent estimate over part of the
land shows that there Is 2,800,000 feet
of merchantable timber, as well as 1600
oords of wood, on the land.
This is the second purchase of land
which the city has made In the Ashland
Creek Canyon during the past two
years.
Aurora Soldier Promoted.
AURORA. Or.. Bent. 1. rSoeeial.t
Victor White, who enlisted in the
Oregon National Guard only a few
months ago, has been made a noncom
missioned officer in Company I and is
studying with a view to getting a
commission later. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. White, of Union
H11L
Phone Tour want ads to The Orego
sronian. Main 7070. A 09B.
Douglas Fairbanks
has again
delighted him Mend
His new book "Laugh
and Live" fairly bub
bles with kindness,
courage and sheer good
humor. It's the big
non-fiction book of the
year. Get it. Bead it.
AS BoekmOUn $1-00 Net
BUTTON PUBLISHING CO.. New Tork
Removal Notice
We .are pleased to announce that on September 10
we shall remove our offices to our new store at the
corner of Morrison and Front Streets.
The warehouse at Twelfth and Davis Streets will
be in charge of our Superintendent, who will gladly
serve nearby patrons.
We cordially invite our friends and patrons to visit -us
in our new quarters and feel sure the change we
are making will enable us to still further improve
our service.
W. P. FULLER & CO.
Phones: Main 6465, A 6041
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