Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, October 16, 1917, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOmX, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1917. 'S. S. McCLURE, EDITOR McCLURE'S MAGAZINE; LECTURES ON "JAPAN," LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL, TONIGHT AT 8:15 TICKETS 50c BOOK SHOP" November Butterick Patterns are in. Also Fashion Sheets for free distribution. Sub scribers' "Delineator" for November is ready. Winter "But terick Fashions" 25c copy and any.lQc or 15c pattern free. Patterns and insignia for the official uniforms de signed for the women of the Food Administration of the United States patterns 10c each, insignia 10c set of two. Pattern Shop, Second Floor. APPLICATIONS for-the purchase of Libert; Bonds may be made at Meier & Frank's. Liberty ' Bonds purchased through this store will be accepted any time in payment of. merchandise the same as cash. Apply at office. Sixth Floor, Sixth Street. Our 16th Annual ..Doll ...Show will be held November 1, 2 and 3. Prizes to the amount of 5269 will be awarded $130 in cash and $139 in mer chandise 17 prizes in all. Every child contestant will receive a present whether she wins a prize' or not. No entry fee or obligation of any kind. Entries close Wednesday, October 31. at 6 P. M. Begin to dress your doll now. Particulars in DollviUeFlfth Floor. Sixth Street. A SPECIAL "MEATLESS DAT Menu will be served today in our Tea Room from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Men and women find our Tuesday luncheon particularly . appetizing and satisfying. Courteous attendants. Congenial sur roundings. Ninth Floor. Tut Quality" Storc or Portland -Rotable Plaiis for To 2 Telling. You .in Part Otir 1 1 ' day Specials in Stationery Stenographers' pads, 120 sheets to each, good grade pencil paper, extra special at, the dozen, 8o, Q or. each O V or, each 35c Vestal linen stationery, 24 sheets paper and 24 long envelopes OQ to the box SlOC 15c linen tablets, ruled or plain, different sizes, each... Linen business envelopes, 6- r7 inch size, box, 71 package Stationery Shop, Main Floor. 9c A Shortage of Optical Goods threatens and more time may be required fcr the production of glasses. Tou should have at least one pair of extra glasses in reserve. If you haven't already made such provision, but wisely contemplate getting new glasses, our - optomet rists will see to it that you are properly and expertly fitted. Lenses duplicated from the pieces. Mezzanine, Sixth Street. Four New Models in Women's Wirthmor Waists 1 We have just received four appealing new Fall models in women's Wirthmor waists. These go on sale today for the first time. Three of these models are made with convertible collars that can be worn high or low. The other with large flat collar. All neat, simple and in good taste. A limited number in this new allotment, and when this quantity is gone no more of the same styles will be obtainable. As always, $1; as always, worth more. These famous waists are sold Here Exclusively in Portland Waist Shop, Fourth Floor. In our Sixth Floor Auditori um today from 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. The Mastick Dahlia Show More than a thousand dah lias 250 varieties - latest English, Holland, French and domestic dahlias. A special exhibit of the Mastick dahlias that : received awards at the American Dahlia Society ex hibit held in New York re cently. Admission Free A Nemo Corset Message of great importance to all is brought to the women of Port land by Mrs. A. L. Craig, an authorized instructor from the Nemo Hygienic-Fashion Institute of New York, now in our Corset Shop. Bring your corset troubles to her. You'll find sympathetic understanding and a keen, sci entific knowledge of remedies. Mrs.' Craig will assist in selecting the Nemo that will give you healthful beauty. See the wonderful Wonderlift, the Self Reducing and the Back-Resting models. For all figures. $4.25 to $10. ' - Corset Shop. Third Floor- MOTHERS! A SALE OF Children's Twoies . Excellent little two-piece combi nation garments of good quality muslin. The waist has adjustable shoulder straps and is joined to drawer at waistline. Drawers flat leg style with tucks and hem stitched hem or tucks with ruffle edge. Sizes 4 to 10 years. 25c VALUES 19 50c VALUES 25 -Children's Shop. Second Floor. 150 New Serge Dresses $19.50 Dresses for women's and misses' street, office and school wear. The new straight line and smartly pleated models. Many have satin sleeves, others flat braid or fancy embroidery trimming. Black, navy, plum, brown, tan and green. Sizes 14 years to 46 bust. Serge dresses like these at $19.50 are too good values for any woman or young woman to over- look. Come in today and select yours. Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor . None Too Soon To" Begin Your Christmas Needlework Give gifts of distinction, individ uality and utility gifts that express your personal interest and effort gifts of self-executed needlework. In addition, you can effect a hand some 6aving by making the articles to be bestowed for gifts. .. We have expert teachers to give you any de sired assistance. Today's Specials 75c STA1MPED GOWNS 39c Gowns stamped for embroidery. A number of dainty designs. STAMPED GUEST TOWELS 19 Size 18x26. Special today. PILLOW SLIPS PAIR 69 Stamped for embroidery. Extra grade pillow tubing. Size 42x36. Needlework Shop." Second Floor. Union Suit the Whole Family in Munsingwear! X x a Hi '. YOU will find in Munsingvear this season the same fine quality, the same perfection of fit and finish, the same durability and washability, the came cAwp tiuiicti tuiuiui t cinu vaiue, as m previous seasons. Prices are, of necessity, a little higher than formerly. But the quality of each and every Munsingwear fabric is fully maintained. Ask for Muns ingwear this season if you want the utmost in union suit satisfaction and service. Munsingwear is truly "beyond compare" and is to be purchased here only in Portland. Munsingwear for Men and Boys I (If UNION SUITS $6.00 Men's extra heavy wool mixed union suits in natural color. Long sleeves, ankle length style. Closed crotch. All sizes. These are fine for Fall and Winter wear. . 7, Are Sole Agents UNION SUITS $1.50 Men's cotton fleeced union suits in a medium weight. Cream and gray. Long sleeves, ankle length style. Closed crotch. All sizes. UNION SUITS $2.25 Men's medium weight Egyptian cotton union suits in ecru color. Long or short sleeves, ankle length sle. Closed crotch. All sizes. UNION SUITS $3.00 Men's wool plated union suits in a medium weight. Natural . gray color. . Long sleeves, ankle length style. Closed crotch. All sizes. UNION SUITS $4.00 Men's medium and medium heavy weight worsted union suits in nat ural " color. Long sleeves, ankle length style. Closed crotch. All UNION SUITS 75 Boys' fleeced cotton union suits in natural gray color. Long sleeves, ankle length style. Six-year size. 8 to 12 years, $1.00. 14 to 18 years, $1.25. UNION SUITS $2.00 Men's heavy cotton fleeced union suits in a weight suitable for Fall and Winter wear. .Ecru and gray. Long sleeves, ankle length style. Closed crotch. All sizes. UNION SUITS $3.00 Men's cotton lisle union suits in a medium weight. Long or short sleeves, ankle length style. In bleached only. Closed crotch. All sizes. UNION SUITS $2.50 Men's good medium heavy weight cotton union suits in cream color only. Long sleeves, ankle length style. - Closed crotch. All sizes. UNION SUITS $5.00 Men's heavy worsted mixed un ion suits in natural color. Long sleeves, ankle length style. Closed crotch. All sizes. UNION SUITS $1.50 . Boys' medium and heavy worsted union suits in natural gray color. Long sleeves, ankle length style. Six-year size. ' 8 to 12 years, $ 1.75. 14 to- 18 years, $2.00. Main Floor. Fifth Street mHOSE who are hard to please those who are hard to fit those who I like fine quality those who seek real economy thousands of discrim inating Portland men, women and children tall, short, slim and stout have found perfect fitting Munsingwear in styles, weights and fabrics that suited their individual preferences. Munsingwear costs less than most people believe possible for such fine quality, expert workmanship and careful finish. Come in .today and see our great new stocks for Fall and Winter wear. Munsingwear for Women For Children UNION SUITS 75 Children's medium weight fleece cotton union suits in white and gray. Three styles. High neck, long sleeves and Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, knee - and ankle length. Sizes 1 to hVt years. 2 for $1.40. Sizes. 6 to 12 years 85c, or 2 for $1.50. Sizes 14 to 16 years $1.15, or 2 for $2.05. UNION SUITS $1.25 Medium heavy weight worsted faced union suits in white and gray. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length style. Sizes 2 to ;5 years. 2 for $2.25. Sizes 6 to 12 years $1.50, or 2 for $2.75.. Sizes 14 to 16 yeara $2.00, or 2 for $3.50. UNION SUITS $1.75 Children's fine quality worsted union suits, in white and natural. Two 6tyles. Sizes 2 to 5 years. 2 for. $3.00." Sizes 6 to 12 years $2.25, or 2 for $4.00. Sizes 14 to 16 years $2.50, or 2 for $4.50. PANTS, VESTS 50 Children's pants and vests in me dium fleeced lined cotton fabric. Two styles each. . Sizes 2 to 12 years. 2 for 90c. Sizes 14 to 16 years 65c, or 2 for $1.15. UNION SUITS $1.15 Medium light weight cotton anion suits in white. Four styles. High neck, long sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves; low neck, sleeveless; knee and ankle length. Regular sizes. Extra sizes special $1-35. UNION SUITS $1.35 Medium weight, fine cotton onion suits in ten different styles. Regular sizes. Extra sizes $1.65. UNION SUITS $1.50 . Heavy cotton fleece lined union suits in' cream color. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length style. Two for $2.75. Extra sizes $1.75,. or 2 for $3.25. UNION SUITS $1.50 Heavy fleece lined cotton union suits in white. Three styles. Two for $2.75. Extra sizes $1.75, or 2 for $3.25. UNION SUITS $3.75 Extra fine medium weight worst ed fabric in white and natural. 3 styles. A splendid garment for warmth. 2 for $7.00. Extra sizes $4.25, or 2 for $8.00. . Main Floor. Sixth Street. UNION SUITS $1.90 Medium heavy weight worsted faced fabric in white and natural. High neck, long , sleeves, ankle length style. Two for $3.50. Extra sizes $2.05, or 2 for $4.00. UNION SUITS $2.05 Medium light weight worsted plated fabric in white. Six prac tical styles. Soft finish garments. 2 for $4.00. Extra sizes special $2.50, or 2 for $4.75. UNION SUITS $3.00 Medium weight - worsted plated fabric in white and natural. 2 for $5.50. Extra sizes $3.50, or 2 for J6.50. . UNION SUITS $3.25 Medium weight worsted plated fabric with art silk stripe.- 3 styles. 2 for $6.00. Extra sizes $3.75, or 2 for $7.00.. VESTS, PANTS S5 Cream color, fleeced lined, heavy weight pants and vests. 2 for $1.50. Extra sizes $1.00, or 2 for $1.75. VESTS, PANTS $1.25 A light weight worsted fabric in white. 2 for $2.25. Extra sizes $1.50, or 2 for $2.75. VESTS, PANTS $1.75 Medium weight worsted fabric in white. 2 for ' $3.25. Extra ' sizes $2.00, or 2 for $3.75. We Are Sole Agents The New Sports Sweaters for women are here. And better look ing sweaters you've never seen. The qualities in these are wonderful. There's style and distinction in every line in every thread almost. Women will vote these the best sweaters they have ever seen. Stunning sports sweaters in slip over and coat styles. With or without sleeves. Byron and sailor collars. Models with natty belts and sashes. Some trimmed in handsome contrast ing shades. New fancy vests for women in brushed wool materials. Plain 6hades and mixtures. Some effectively brass button trimmed. A beautiful assortment of Swiss hand knit sweaters. With sports pock ets, sailor collars of Angora, sashes and belts. Also heather mixtures with shawl collars and belts. Every weave and every shade in beautiful new sweaters. $10 to $25. Sweater Shop, Third Floor. An Unexpected Sale of B O OKS! A big; clearaway of good books of every description desirable odds and ends selected from here and there in our stocks. As there are thousands of books in this disposal and a truly amazing; variety we cannot begin to list the offerings. But we can assure you that you'll find practically every kind of book you want. And a truly wonderful accomplishment at this time prices have rarely been equaled for lowness. Some are slightly, shopworn. All are excellent values. . " Some Below Cost Others About Cost All Are Reduced Coming just ahead of the season for holiday buying, many will select books for gifts in this sale. The opportunities for securing books to send to soldiers in cantonments or in camps are unequaled. Here's just a hint of the assortments: At 5c Cut-out, picture books and m a n y other delightful books for the kiddies. At 25c 60c to $1 "values in this lot. Skinner's Xress Suit My Strange Life Ad vent u res in Contentment Bret Harte's Works; boxed books, pic ture books, fairy tales, books for boys and girls. , At 10c Miscellaneous picture books, joke books. Castle Dancing Book s many others. . At 39c 60c to $1.35 values Included. Good miscellaneous fiction, such as: "White Sister The Woman Tears of Discretion Miranda Buck " Parvin Happy Pollyooly Sweet . Apple Cove scores of others. At 50c To $2.00 editions. Fiction, travel, poetry, art, etc. The entire bargain square, Main Aisle, Fifth Street, is given over to this sale. Three booths and two tables filled with good books at big sav ings. Come! New Silk Envelope Chemise Very Specially Priced at $2.59 - $2.98 Dainty underthings that will please the most fastidious. Very lowly priced for such fine materials and finish. Envelope chemise of soft wash sat in and crepe de chine. .Trimmed with filet and shadow . laces, - with . tiny French flowers and Tibbon .bows. Round, V or square-neck styles. Suit able for evening wear. Handsome models at $2.59-$2.9S. New Silk Camisoles $1.59 to $1.98 These, too, like the envelope chemise, are made of fine satin and crepe de chine. In strap or regulation style. Trimmed with Val shadow or filet lace. YouH consider them wonderfully fine camisoles at ?1.59- $1.98. .... Third Floor, Sixth Street. STUDENTS TO SAVE FOOD 'University of Oregon Will Feed Its Soldier..' Kugene Slogan. - t-NIVERSITY OF OREGON; Euyene. Oct. 15. fppecial.) "The University of Oregon will feed its soldiers." is the 'ogan with which the food-savins campaign to be conducted by the students opened on the campus this morning. James Sheehy. president of the asso ciated students, will supervise the work on the campus. Melvin T. Solve will handle the publicity. Within the next two Veeks . the necessity of food savins, especially of fats, sugars, meats and wheat, is to be placed squarely up to every student In the university by means of speakers, literature and the columns of the student body newspaper. By eliminating: all waste in the kitchens and on the meal tables of the dormitories, fraternities, sororities, boarding-houses and all other places where students eat. It is estimated that food equal In amount to that needed by the 1SS men who left the university to enlist In the different branches of the Army and Navy will be saved. House-to-House Canvass Made. ABERDEEN, Wash.. Oct. 15. (Spe cial.) The-buy-a-liberty-bond cam paign is now being carried to every home in this city by the local defense council workers who are canvassing every precinct in the city. The aim is to get as large a number of working men as possible -to take a bond and thus to Insure the sale of approximate ly 2000 bonds In this city which Is called upon to take tlSO.000 worth in the present campaign. LECTURER DUE TOMORROW S. S. McClufe W ill Speak on China and Japan. S. S. McClure, publisher and globe trotter, who has recently visited in Japan and who has seen some of the European battlefields, will be in Fort land today and is scheduled to speak at the Lincoln High School auditorium on "Japan." and tomorrow night at the "Washington High School on "China." He is to give these lectures under the auspices of the Drama League. At the meeting tomorrow nfgbt, Mr. McClure will be Introduced -by Dan J. Malarkey. Mr. McClure has been In Japan re cently and while there paid special at tention to the situation with regard to the construction of ships by the Japa nese government. . . Arrangements for his entertainment have not been completed as yet. but he will be taken over the Columbia River Highway, if he has time. . There can be no doubt of the great antiquity of measuring time by a pe riod of sve days. ... . , ITALIANS TO SWELL FUND Proceeds From Sale of Vegetables Will Go to Allied Red Cross. Italians will sell vegetables in four stalls In the Yamhill-Street Public Mar ket tomorrow. Thursday and Friday for the benefit of the Allied Red Cross fund. All proceeds will go to this fund. The stalls to be used are the first four on the south side of Yamhill street at the- corner of Third street. The vegetable sale will be conducted as a cide issue to the Allied Bazaar, to be held 'at the Public Auditorium. Phone your want ads to The Orego Pian. Main 707ft. A 60i5.