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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1917)
15 We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Stamps Given on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full by 10th of Each Month Stamps Redeemed in Cash Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies, Fourth Floor Model Grocery, Bakery and Delicatessen, Fourth Floor Furniture; Carpets, Rugs, Bedding and Draperies, 3d Floor Picture Framing, 4th Floor PORTLAND AGENTS FOR GOSSARD, BIEN JOLIE, NEMO, BON TON AND ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS. MAIL ORDERS FILLED AND FORWARDED SAME DAY AS RECEIVED. S. & H. STAMPS GIVEN ONLY UPON REQUEST. PARCELS . CHECKED FREE OF CHARGE AT THE ACCOM MODATION DESK ON THE MAIN FLOOR. . PORTLAND AGENTS FOR ItlCHARDSON'S LINENS. OUR NEW FALL STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE. 1ST FLOOR. Home Journal Patterns Stylish, perfect-fitting and easy to use. Home Journal Pat terns sell at 10c and 15c why pay 20c, 25c and 30c for others ? The Standard Store of the Northwest s,Wortman 6? Kin Sporting Goods Fourth Floor Guns, Ammunition, Hunting and Outing Clothes, Fishing Tackle, Football Supplies de pendable makes at reasonable prices. Hunting Licenses issued. Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Saturday's Good News of Savings at the Satisfactory Store THE MOItTOXG OKEGONIAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1917. Old In the Garment Store Saturday Women's New Fall Coats At Popular Prices By selecting your new Coat now you have two distinct advantages a wide range of styles and a full season's wear. Customers have been kind enough to tell us that these are the best Coats for the money to be found in all Portland. Visit the Garment Store Saturday and see them for yourself. Coats at $15.00 Splendid Coats for school and street wear. Smart new Fall models, some in loose effects, others with high waistline and novelty belts. Collars of fur or self material. Great range of fabrics, including velours, tweeds and meltons. Sues from 16 to 44. Remarkable r A values in this sale at 3XeJUl Coats at $19.50 One especially attractive new Coat at this price is made up of good . quality wool velour in blue, brown and green. length with novelty belt, large collar and deep cuffs trimmed with plush. Other good styles in all the wanted ma terials and colors for ("! Q Trail nriVpd at onlv tDJLietJi Coats at $25.00 Novelty styles in great variety with high gathered waist lines, shirred hip, fancy belts, large col lars and cuffs. At this price we have an unusually attractive show ing of the new Coats. Some have fur collars. Full range of the new Fall fabrics and colors. fif Great value at, special DiO.UU Coats at $35.00 Wool velours, broadcloths, gab ardines, plushes, tweeds are only a few of the materials shown in this line of Coats and there are styles to please every fancy. Tailored and novelty cuts with large collars of fur or self material. All the new Fall colors and black. flOCT Art lly DOO.JV Unusual values at on' We Are Portland Agents for Famous Betty Wales Dresses Toilet Needs "Drugs Main Floor We reserve the. right to limit quantity of any article sold to each customer. Ivory Soap f 5 Cakes for 4 O ts t Limit 5 cakes to a customer and no deliveries will be made except with other purchases made in the Drug Department. Milkweed Cream in two sizes, specially priced at 40f, 850 CREAM OIL SOAP a' pure and antiseptic Toilet Soap, made of the finest olive and OKp cocoanut oils; 8 bars Listerine, large bottle, 850 La Blache Face Powder, in all wanted .colors; special 390 Abelina Water (large) 150 Phenolax Wafers, 30 in bot tle; on sale today special, 250 Cuticura Ointment, specially priced this sale, 230, 450, 890 Sal Hepatica, 27c, 53c, $1.10 Enos Fruit Salts, today, $1 Freezone, for corns, at"3O0 Anti-colic Nipples, of maroon and pure gum; special, only 50 Metal Hot Water Bottles, on special sale today at $1.25 Oriental Cream, spec! $1.25 Tooth Brushes, in a large as sortment of styles, 100 to 450 Elcaya Cream, Cerate and Face Powder, priced today 500 Resinol Soap, special at 230 Beecham's Pills at, box 220 Glycothymoline, 23c, 45c, 89c Borden's Malted Milk, put up in three sizes 400, 800, $3 Cotton Blossom Toilet Paper, fine soft crepe tissue, doz. 550 Maurine Toilet Preparations used by refined women every where. Free full treatment of Maurine to visitors to- the Rest Rooms -on the Second Floor. Sweaters at Special Prices Ai. Gn OK Women's and rL tDUeaStJ Misses' new Fall Sweaters in several attractive styles, including coat effects, with belt and roll collar. Plain and fancy weaves in Angora and wool jersey. Good range of colors to select from. At" Shetland wool, An- "aL D I UO gora and jersey, in various weaves. Latest styles, with high, roll or sailor collars. Some have belts or tie sashes. Good se lection of colors from which to choose. Splendid values at $7.95. Featuring New Waists at $5.00 Second Floor Women's Waists of splendid quality georgette crepe, in white, flesh and various other colors. Dainty styles, with soft revers down front and trimmed with fine lace's. Other good styles are shown in nets and crepe de chine, with hemstitched collars, fine tuck3 CJC A A and buttons. Full range of sizes in the various styles DOUU $5.00 Sale of Fall Hats Hats Worth $7.50 to $10.00 Another of our famous $5 sales in the Millinery Salons Saturday. Women look for exceptional values during these events, and we have never yet disappointed them. Saturday we offer 200 charming new hats at the above price the season's latest models for school, street, business and dress wear. Large, small and medium styles in all the popular shapes, including sailors, turbans, tricornes, side-rolls, etc. Black and OfT A A the wanted colors. Hats worth $7.50 to $10, Saturday at &O.Ulf Basement Millinery Sale Trimmed Hats 98c. $3,98 Af ?Q QQ Choice of 100 AC &0pC charming new Trimmed Hats just in by express. No two alike in the entire assort ment. Various new shapes, includ ing the smart small styles. Hats of excellent quality. Special T0 QQ cJJtJ.tO A . QQ Trimmed Hats in neat Ixl, tOL tailored effects sailors, droops, pokes and 4-cornered ef fects. Excellent quality velvet and corduroy in black and colors. Some faced with light shades. Trimmed Hats in this lot worth up to QO. $2.48 on sale Saturday at iOO in this sale at low price Special Showing of the Popular New Tarns, 15c to $1.48 Extra! Handkerchiefs At Main Floor' Hundreds of Women's and Children's Kerchiefs in a rous ing sale Saturday at 5c each. Neat one corner embroidered designs with well-worked initial on sheer hand kerchief material. Take advantage of this sale and buy Handkerchiefs to last, for months to come at the special low price of only 25c Handkerchiefs At 15c Main Floor Women's all-white lin en Kerchiefs and embroidered with fast color yarns. Sheer shamrock material with dainty hand-embroidered comers. 20c and 25c j F Kerchiefs in this sale at only -U Sale of Narrow Wash Ribbons Main Floor Manufacturer's "short yardage" pieces. Neat brocaded woven dot on good quality washable silk satin ribbon in pink, blue and white. Just the colors for lingerie and fancy work. Nos. 1, 1V&, 2 and 3 7c to 14c grades 4 to 1O0 yard. SHORT LENGTHS and odd pieces of ribbons in plain and fancy. Good useful pieces. On sale Sat urday at special, the yard Overcoat--Days l In the Men's Store There are so many good styles here to select from that no man, no matter how critical his tastes may be, need look further. - We are proud of our overcoat etock this season it's the largest and best we have ever had. Get the full season's wear out of your new Overcoat by making your selection at once. Distinctive fabrics, finest of workmanship throughout sizes to fit all men. Men's and Young Men's Overcoats $15 to $35 Men's, Young Men's Raincoats $12.50 to $23 Men's New Fall Hats $3.00 Grades Special $2.25 $5j00 Grades Special $3.75 A- clear saving of 75c to $1.25 on your new Hat by choosing at this store. Latest Fall blocks in soft and stiff styles. Hats of superior quality. Hat Store, 1st Floor. $1.25 Shirts at 95c New . lot of the famous Belmont Shirts just received in time for Saturday's sale. Splendid assortment of new stripe pat- Oftf terns. French cuffs. Regular $1.25 Shirts uL Men's $1.50 Union Suits in medium - weight. Sizes 34 to 52. Special, Suit P -LJ-D Men's wool-mixed Shirts and Drawers in Winter weights. . Special, a garment at "i 69c Saturday Notes From the Boys' Store Boys 2-pants School Suits of best materials $6-50 to $15 Boys' School Suits of crav enetted corduroy. Latest Nor folk styles. Ages 6 to 18 years. Priced in this sale, a suit $6.00 Boys' Dutchess Trousers of fancy mixtures and corduroy In this sale at $1.25 to $2.50 Boys' Suits in extra sizes for stout boys. Priced $10 and $15 Boys' Hats, Caps, 50i-$1.50 Model Grocery Saturday Specials Smoked Eastern Beef Tongues, weighing About three pounds Qftn each special, the pound at OUC Boiled Ham, machine sliced special at only, the pound VU Sweet Mixed Pin-Money yJA, Pickles special, the quart at tvU New York Cheese, pound at 40 Ripe Olives, bulk, the quart 5O0 Large Queen Olives, a. quart 400 Order groceries in the morning. Take Luncheon in Our Tea Room Appetizing luncheon served from 11:30 to 2:30. All foods prepared home style in our own spotless kitchens. 4th Floor. Free Classes in Knitting and Crocheting under the personal direction of an expert teacher direct from the Fleisher Yarn Factory. Doat delay. Join the classes now and get the benefit of instruction in the use of Fleisher Yarns in making up sweaters, hats, af ghans, scarfs and various other ar ticles. Classes are held from 9:30 to 12 and 1 to 5. Children's Classes every Saturday, 9:80 to 12 Art Needlework Department, 2d Floor. Showing New Fur Collars and New Marabou Sets Main Floor Just in women's new real fur collars in mole color, French seal, nutria, opossum. Black, black-and-white and brown. Shaped, silk-lined, ready to wear. Prices range from $5.95 up to $7.95 Main Floor Fashion favors mara bou for Fall. We show the newest effects in Shoulder Collars and long Stole styles with Muffs to match. They come, in black and natural. Priced $7.95 to $15 each. New Jabots, Stocks and Collars New things arriving daily in the Neckwear section. Smartest cre ations from leading makers. New Neckwear from 650 up to $5.00 EXTRA Special lot of Collars, Stocks, Jabots, etc. Priced from 750, $1.25 up to $1.75 each. New Satin Collars and Sets, New Bengaline Collars, New Georgette Collars and Sets. New Broadcloth Collars, New Imported Organdy Collars New Stocks and Jabots in all the wanted materials and latest styles. Reasonable prices. Children's Wear Underpriced S1.98 Second Floor Girls' and Boys' Indian Bath Robes in attractive patterns and col- (J-! QQ ors. Sizes 2 to 6 vears. Saturdav at iD-LecO Girls Bath Robes of good grade eiderdown. Pmk or blue. Ages 1 to 6. Children's Outing Flannel Gowns and QQ Sleeper Garments. 2 to 8 years. 390 to OC Girls' Middy Skirts in plaited style. Made with waist. Navy blue flannel or serges. QJT KA Ages 6 to 14. Prices range $2.49 to 5eJOU Girls' Flannel Middies with long sleeves and pockets. Neatly trimmed with red or 10 QQ white braid. Ages 6 to 14. Special Baby Buntings of eiderdown, ribbon-bound. $3.98 to $5.85 Girls' guaranteed Rain Capes in red or blue. 6 to 14 At $4.29 Girls' Red Rain Capes, $2.75 Girls' Raincoats with hats to match. 6 to 14 years. At $4.49 Girls' Woolen Sweaters with or without belts. Various good col ors. Ages 6 to 12 years. $4.98 Wear-Ever Demonstration . Appetizing, Nutritious Pot Roast Ends Saturday Don't fail to attend this demon stration and learn how to econo mize in your cooking at home. EXTRA SPECIAL Wear-Ever Windsor Kettle, as illustrated here with; 5-quart size, plenty large for the average family; P" 4Q $2.S5 kettle, special JLU A Windsor will save' meat bills. Special Free Offer for Saturday With every $1.00 purchase or more of Wear-Ever Aluminum made Sat urday (specials excepted) in Kitchen Furnishings Department, Third Floor, we will give absolutely free one Wear-Ever Standard Measuring Cup, divided into quarters and thirds worth 40c. This special offer is for Saturday only. S. & H. Trading Stamps given with purchases. Men's $5.50 Shoes $4.48 Laced or Buttoned ATTENTION, MEN! Money in your pocket if you take advantage of this sale. New Fall footwear vici kid blucher shoes with wide, comfortable toes; lace and button calf shoes with neat high toe and fiber soles; gunmetal shoes on freak last, with heavy fiber sole; tan calf lace or button shoes, with either English or medium round toe; shoes of standard quality from reliable makers. Regu- C A A Q lar $5.50 grade. fair O'Jr.iO Boys' $4.50 Calf Shoes $3.48 Main Floor Boys' sturdy school shoes, of genuine velour calf. Lace shoes cut blucher style. Made on wide, high toe similar to the Army shoe. High-grade throughout with heavy oak soles. Sizes CJO AQ 1 to 6. Regular $4.50 grade. On sale Saturday at the pair iDO&O JM A POLICE CHIEF APPEALS JURIES IV MUNICIPAL COIRT DE CLARED TOO LESIEST. A. "V- Jones Tells Realty Men That City's Employment Bureau Save I .' Easiness Men Money. Chief of Tolice Johnson told the members of the Portland Realty Board at the liotel Benson yesterday noon that the city of Portland has a spldn did police department, but complained that It is practically impossible to get a Jury conviction in the Municipal Court, and pleaded for a larger meas ure of co-operation, from the Portland citizenry. Chief Johnson named bootlegging. Immorality and gambling- as the three main crimes which the police depart ment has to battle with, and contended that Jail sentences rather than merg 5?ais are needed to curb these prac tices effectually. "The citizens of Portland who are called to serve upon the Police Court Jury esem to refuse to convict the bootlegger, the gambler and the deni zen of the underworld, no matter how clear the evidence may be," said Mr. Johnson. "I do not want to persecute anyone, as my heart Is kind, but you have created an arresting- body and you are entitled to complete service." A. W. Jones, of the Public JKmploy xnent Bureau, explained that his de partment has. saved the business and laboring- men of Portland time as well as money by placing laborers in vacant positions. He quoted figures to show that 40,000 will have been placed by the end of the current year, as com pared with 38,000 for the year previ ous, and explained that whereas 80 ver cent of the wants filled last year were temporary, between 80 and 85 per cent of the positions found this year were of a permanent nature. Air. Jones eald that there has not been a labor short age In Portland, despite reports to the contrary. LOAN MEETING ARRANGED Judge McGinn to Speak Sunday at West Chchalcm on Liberty Bonds. NEWBERQ, Or.. Oct. 5. (Special.) The West Chehalem Valley, near New berg, has been accorded the honor of firing one of the opening guns In the campaign for Oregon Liberty loan eub Kcriptions. Judge Henry E. McGinn, of Portland, will deliver the principal ad dress. The meeting will be held In School District No. 10 echoolhouse at 2:30 next Sunday afternoon. The meeting will be held near the sjot where Ewing Touns is buried, whose death brought about the organ ization of the first provisional govern ment in Oregon, and it is the intention of the committee in charge to visit this historic spot at the conclusion of the meeting. Toledo Red Cross Moves. CENTRAUA, Wash.. Oct. 6. (Spe cial.) The Toledo Red Cross Auxiliary has moved from the G. A. R. Hall to the Severson building, on Second street. The new quarters are better arranged for the activities of the organizations. The Onalaska Auxiliary has Just shipped a box of supplies containing 125 articles. The shipment Included box, hospital bed shirts, operating caps and handkerchiefs. Four Brothers In Service. WALLOWA, Or.. Oct. 5. (Special.) Two brothers, FTed and Frank Southwick. left today for Portland, where thev expect to enlist In the cav alry. This makes four of the South wick brothers who have volunteered since the .beginning of the war. Law rence enlisted last April and is now with the medical division in France. Ralph Joined the Navy and is In train Ins: at Mars Island, CaL I. W. W. HEARING IS SET SIX INDICTED BE3f TO APPEAR BE FORE COMMISSIONER TODAY. Alleged Conspirators May Be Bound Over to IT. s. Tribunal tar Removal to Chicago. A preliminary hearing of six I. W. W. cases will be conducted before United States Commimssioner Frederick H. Drake at 10 o'clock this morning. All of the bIx are under indictment for alleged Implication with William H. Hey wood in various anti-war and anti Government conspiracies, along with 160 other members of their organiza tion. The intension of Assistant United States Attorney Robert R. Rankin, who has been investigating I. W. W. activi ties in this section, is to have the six. who are now under arrest, bound over to the United States Circuit Court for removal to Chicago, where the entire matter is to bo prosecuted by Gov ernment officials. The L W. W. members under arrest here are: Charles Bennett. Peter R. Greene and J. H. Byer, who were ar rested In Portland; Alton E. -Boper, who was arrested in Astoria; James P. Thompson, who was arrested In Ray mond, Wash., and Harry Lloyd, who was arrested In Seattle. Their atti tude is non-committal, and although a general order has been Issued from I. W. W. headquarters in Chicago to resist all proceedings, they seem will ing to stand trial along with their col leagues who are being arrested in all parts of the country. The extent of the I. W. W. activi ties in the United States is said by Federal officials to be wider than earlier developments seemed to Indi cate, although I. W. W. headquarters claimed the allegiance of 200,000 active workers in their propaganda against the Government. "Three-fourths of this number are harmless," said Mr. Rankin, yesterday, "but some of the others are a serious menace and while the United States Is at war, they should be carefully watched and their op portunities for treasonable activity guarded against." The United States District Court will hold a hearing at 10 o'clock Monday morning- for the removal of the six cases under Indictment to Chicago. Bills Paid for 126 Meals. CENTRAUA, Wash.. Oct. B.-(Spe-cial. B. W. Boles and F. J. Stacy. arrested at Vader on charges of steal ing rides on freight trains, yesterday were sentenced to the Meskill rock quarry for 30 days. The Lewis Co'unty Commissioners yesterday O. K.'d bills from the quarry for 126 3 -cent meals, which were served to I. W. W. there who refused to work on the rockpile. Act Held Unconstitutional. SALEM. Or.. Oct. S. (Special.) In an opinion to the State Land Board, Attorney-General Brown holds that an act of the last Legislature indemnifying the C. A. Smith Timber Company, the George Baldwin estate and the Sllgh Furniture Company for lands purchased which were later discovered to be vest ed in the United States rather than the state, is unconstitutional. The Attorney-General holds that the parties men tion e d cj3 not purchase the lami di- rectly from the state, and also that moneys cannot be taken from the Irre ducible school fund. Ttead The Orer-pnlan clawMfled ads. The Family Kicked A good lady decided she wouldn't have the usual Sunday dessert this week Ice Cream. Just thought she'd try something else. The family kicked. They want our Sun day Special with all the variety it provides. f Martin Brick, French Frozen Custard, Dutch Cocoa Center Bulk is French Cherry is the combination this week. -M-iTiT-T'-irTTi 111 ES Shasta Limited: 2:10 P.M. The Owl: 11:10 P. M. Beginning: Tomorrow TACOMA-SEATTLE EXPRESS Leaves Union Station 8:45 A. SI. Instead of 8:30 via. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM for Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia, Aberdeen, Hoquiam and all intermediate points. . CITY OFFICE, Third and Washington Wm. McMurray, G. P. A. Broadway 4500, A 6121
