Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, October 18, 1917, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE 3IORXIXG- OKEGONIAX, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18. 191?. BIG SHOW FOR OREGON BOYS' EMERGENCY FUND AT MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM OCT. 21-27 TICKETS 25c BOOTH, MAIN FLOOR f)UR SIXTEENTH ANNUAL DOLL SHOW will be held Nov. 1, 2 and 3. Seventeen prizes $130 in cash and $139 in merchandise for single dolls and groups. Any kind of doll is eligible. Every child contestant will receive a present. No entry fee or other obligation. All inquiries an swered in Dollville, Fifth Floor. "Butterick 95 APPLICATIONS for the purchase of Liberty Bonds may be made at Meier & ' Frank's. Liberty Bonds purchased through this store will be accepted at any time in payment of merchandise the same as cash. Apply at Office, Sixth Floor. patterns for November and subscribers' "Delineator' are in. Winter "Butterick Fash ions," 25c copy and any 10c or 15c pattern free Second Floor. JTHfr Quality. Stow or Poktlamd er Day of Notable Sales at The Quality 20 Anoth Store I I ! 5 i .Second Day Sale 20,000 Yards 12c-18c Embroideries 10c Great crowds thronged our embroidery section yesterday buying these splendid embroideries that are suitable for trimming under muslins, house dresses, children's, and infants' wear, etc. Embroidery edges, insertions, headings and bead tops. Nainsook and cambric narrow edges, eyelet and lacy effects. Madeira edges on longcloth, imitation hand-work. Convent edges, Swiss eyelet work and unlimited numbers of other good designs. Yard, 10c. Embroidery Shop. Slain Floor. New Wei worth Blouses mm $2 Welworth blouses are now, as upon their introduction years ago, supreme in style, workmanship, fit and finish! Two new Fall Welworth models go on sale today for the first time they just came from the designer's studio and are the identical styles that are now being shown for the first time in the coun try's recognized style centers. Welworth blouses are the best $2 blouses made and arc sold in Portland Here Exclusively One Model Pictured Blouse Shop. P'ourth Floor. MEN! WOMEN! CHILDREN! Are Buying Plentifully for Personal Needs and for Gifts in This the Year's Greatest Sale of Hosiery Never speak about the high prices of hosiery if you miss the golden opportunities to reap a rich harvest of savings in this sale! There has been there will be no more favorable time to stock up on hosiery than this event affords. The first day of the sale brought thousands and many wisely supplied their needs for a whole year ahead. And this is the last day to share in the savings. Hosiery of every good kind for men, women, boys and girls and even infants. Cotton hose lisle hose cashmere hose fiber silk hose pure silk hose. Good qualities, good assortments, good colors, good range of sizes. Some quantities may not last the day. Come early ! " Here's a hint of the values : "T Fiber silk hose (seconds), 17. 35c lisle hose, 17. Fancy lisle hose (some seconds), 25. Cash iflcll S mere hose (seconds), 25. 50c silk hose, 35. 75c silk clocked hose with lisle feet, 55. $1.00 silk hose, 69. ?1.25 silk hose, 95f . "TFT 17c cotton hose, 12'2S 3 pairs 3o. 2oc cotton hose, 17. 35c fiber boot hose, 22, 3 pairs V Ollieil b 60?. Fiber hose, seconds of 65c quality, 25. ,l-51fIl.4ri,c Lisle hose (seconds), 15. Boys and girls' 30c lisle hose, 19S Infants' 15c cotton hose priced mm. now at, pair, lOp. p,"V"'T,T? A Men's 35c lisle hose in plain A -IVV and drop-stitch effects, 23 Sale Booths Center Aisle Main Floor Women's 75c fancy silk stripe Tp "Y'TT? A boot hose, seamless, pair 480 You Know That Velour is one of the new season's favorite materials and here it is beautifully developed m smart Coats To Sell at $19.50 We can hardly get enough of these captivating velour coats to supply the demand. A late shipment is included in today's special offering. Women and misses will find excellent choosing in this sale. ) Full-length models in popu lar belted styles. Made with large self or plush cape col lars. Half lined or unlined. Black, navy, brown and green are the wanted colors. $19.50. Here Only Doeuillet suits, coats, dresses and skirts Paris styles for Portland women. Kenneth Durward London coats for women. Milgrim New York tailored models. Drezwellsley dresses for misses and small women. Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor. Second Day of Our Sale of 10,000 Turkish Towels 34 to yz Off! FAMOUS "MART EX" BRAND BUY FOR SELF AND GIFTS Thousands of thrifty Portland shoppers bought in this great sale of Turkish towels yesterday. Thousands more will buy today. They're all the renowned Martex make and the Martex label designates the best Turkish towels made. They are liable to slight imperfections, but imperfections, where they do exist in these towels, are, in most instances, nothing more than a little grease spot or a drawn thread and certainly nothing to hurt the service qualities. Every Size of Towel Every Imaginable Pattern and Color included in this sale as well as a good assortment of bath mats. Towels range from small baby size to the largest bath towel size and everything in between. About 75 per cent are colored fancy towels, the balance plain white. Many exceptionally high-grade towels included. Some fine mercerized qualities. Plain and hemstitched. Regularly 25c to $1.50 On Sale at 15c to 75c As you can see prices are Vi to i? off and even more. Big groups at 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 45c, 50c, 75c. On sale Center Aisle Bargain Tables, Second Floor, Fifth Street. Children's Newest Mvislinwear Now on Display in Greatest Assortments Tr. . , , , Made of good quality muslin. KniCkerDOCKer .Drawees Lace and embroidery trimmed, some with embroidery beading. Sizes for children 2 to 14 years. Mod erately priced, 35c, 59c, 75c and 98c. -i t "Tk Made of cambric and nainsook. Straight -Leg .UraWerS Trimmed with plain and elaborate embroideries, laces, headings and ribbons. Sizes for children 2 to 14 years. Priced, S5c, 59c, 75c and 98c. . n-mm Made of soft nainsook. Embroidery and lace Jl riHCeSS SIipS trimming in plain and elaborate styles. Skirts have medium wide flounces with lace and insertion or embroidery edge, cluster tucks. Neck and sleeves have trim to .match, beading with ribbon. Sizes for children 2 to 16 years. Priced, 98c, $1.35, ?1.59, $1.98, ?2.50, $3.50. ,. Ct ' t Skirts of cambric and nainsook. With deep iTlUSllIl OJvirtS flounces, trimmed with, cluster tucks, embroi deries, insertions and laces, 30 and 36-inch. Sizes for children 4 to 16 years. Priced, $1.50, $1.98 and $2.50. Children's Shop. Second Floor. Continuing Our Sale Curtains. Our curtain shop was the scene of much enthusiastic buying yes terday. There was a good reason a sale of 1200 pairs of good quality curtains at prices in many cases ABOUT HALF USUAL. This phenomenal sale will continue to day while quantities remain. Still good selection in three great price groups at 89c $1.25 $2.15 Excellent quality scrim and Mar quisette curtains with many differ ent and pleasing trimming effects. Curtains for every room in the house in white, cream and ec. colors. Be here early today and be one of the fortunate shoppers who profit by the savings offered in this great sale. Curtain Shop. Seventh Floor. See Our Practical Wear-Ever Aluminum Demonstration An expert demonstrator from the factory gives a practical demonstra tion daily in our Housewares Sec tion, explaining the merits and ad vantages of using Wear-Ever alumi num cooking utensils. Wear-Ever is durable, sanitary, easy to keep clean, non-rusting, economical. Today a special demonstration of WAFFLE IRONS Wear-Ever waffle moulds are made from Wear-Ever cast aluminum. Regular waffle irons in No. 8 size, $3.95. Gas waffle irons in No. 6 size, $4.40. Housewares Section, Basement. Daily in Our Corset Shop An Interesting Series of Corset Talks By Mrs. A. L. Craig, an Expert From Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute Mrs. Craig preaches and teaches the practice of scientific health protection. Healthful beauty is the Nemo ideal and the Nemo way is to conform the lines of fash ion with the laws of health Nemo corsets are hygienic in every modish line. There are Nemo models for every type 'AeTTtxss N -of figure to answer every health need. TfI,n.p"u aoo Self-Reducing Nemos $4.25 and upward J-t- -;r ro,-rr will Violr. -ri. colo.f VOTTP ,jLLrrtuuuNa model. rtS& select YOUR Corset Shop, Third Floor. Beginning Today A 3-Day Sale Shoes for the Whole Family In Our Lower Price Store Shoes for men, shoes for women, shoes for children. Sale continues until 6:00 P. M. Saturday night. Included in the lot are many factory ends as well as discontinued lines from our regular stock. You will do well to be here promptly at 9:00 o'clock this morning. A few of the many savings: 59.00 Men's Tan Cordo &A OK Calf English Last Shoes $5.00 Men's Dull Calf Goodyear Welt Shoes wfttOJ Men's Dull Calf Button flJO AtZ and Lace Shoes DO.tJ 'Women's Colored Top QK Shoes at Women's Button or CJO OK Lace Shoes, $3.85, $3.63 DOAJ To $6.00 "Women's Dis- CJO QO continued Lines Shoes DiVO Youths' School Shoes, sizes 9 to 13, pair, $2.65, $2.19 rjg Boys' School Shoes, sizes 1 to 6, pair $3.25, $3.15, fl?0 OK $2.85 and Children's School Shoes P" ?Q $2.15, $1.8 and.. D-l-eOi7 u jjj cj q H V " Sold Here Exclusively In Portland We Can Outfit the Whole Family Correctly and Economically in Munsingwear Here are eleven reasons why Munsingwear pleases everybody: Perfect in fit; washability; durability; comfort; smooth seams; smooth, practical, non-binding crotch; soft, non-chafing fabrics; non-gaping seat; strong button holes and buttons sewed on to stay; wide selection in fabrics, styles and weights; very moderate prices for fine quality (this is the feature of Munsingwear that will surprise and delight you most). We recommend Munsingwear. The Winter weights and styles are now here in great assortment. A right size for everybody. Main Floor. ! 1 Next Week Edison Week We, in common with other business concerns all over the United States, will observe the week of October 21 to 27 as Edison week. We are Portland agents for The NEW EDISON The Phonograph With a Soul Come to our store today and get full instructions that will enable you to compete in the Edison Contest with S2000.00 in Cash Prizes for the best patch-work advertisements composed by amateurs of quotations from the articles which America's leading musical critics have written about the NEW EDISON. We give full directions, furnish the material to work with and provide sample to work to. Come in today. Phonograph Shop, Sixth Floor. New "Beacon" and All-Wool Lounging Robes have just been received in a new and complete line. Tailored models and fancy ribbon trimmed styles. A great assortment of floral and conventional designs and handsome plain shades. Some have beautiful satin collars, others V necks and tailored collars. All have cord at waistline. . This fine assortment of new lounging robes is very moderately priced at $3.95, $4.98, $5.95 to $18. New "Marcella" Combinations $1.25-83.50 These combinations are made of fine quality nainsook and longcloth. They are beauti fully trimmed with fine shadow and filet laces, also narrow embroidery edgings. Some of the models have fine lace medallions set in. Marcella combinations are dainty, pleasing, com fortable, favored by women everywhere. Special values at $1.25 to $3.50. One bath robe and one of the combinations as illustrated. Third Floor. Sixth Street. tftlf W I 1 t red to hear dr. fisher Vale Professor to Lecture Friday " Instead of Today at College. " T)r. lrvins Fisher, of the faculty at Tale, who is in the city to give a se ries of taiks. will speak Friday morn jnsc at 10:4". o"ciock at Reed Collegre. in stead of this morning, as origrinaily planned. Ir. Fisher has been called unon to Kive a number of talks, be- jrinninn with one at the Progressive Business Men's luncheon today. In ar ranfrins his speaking schedule It was round desirable to have Dr. Fisher at rteed tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock and classes which would have come at that hour have been trans ferred to l o ClOCK. u i j .. . n. PrnriirH Dustiness Men's luncheon. Dr. Fisher will talk to the meeting of the Oregon oociai Hygiene society lonigni una it me Realty Board luncheon tomorrow. Oth er addresses will be made at Washing ton High School Friday morning at 9 o'clock and at the First Unitarian Church Sunday night. Lane Fair Secretary Resigns. EUGENE, Or.. Oct. 1". (Special.) Walter B. Jones, secretary of the Lane County Fair Association, tendered his resignation today, after six years of service. Mr. Jones said that the du ties of the office of secretary took too much, time from his law- practice. PLAYLET WILL BE GIVEN Proceeds to Be Used to Get Mass Outfits for Chaplains. The comedy playlet entitled "Un tangling the Matrimonial Troubles of Toney" will be presented in the Hi bernian Hall, at 340 Russell street, to night, under the auspices of the Wom an's Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The play will be pro duced under the direction of Mrs. Delia Lewis. The proceeds will be used to obtain mass outfits for chap lains who are serving in the United States Army. A. musical programme will be given In connection with the play. Frank Hennesy will sing. The Hibernian Hall will be decorated to resemble an Army cantonment. Tickets may be obtained at Deevy's market. Lane's grocery store. Shanahan'e dry goods store and the Catholic Book Store. Aberdeen High Boys Drill. ABERDEEN". Wash., Oct. 17. (Spe cial.) Aberdeen High School boy stu dents to the number of 150 are making fine progress in their military Instruc tion this year, which is being given under the direction of B. H. Short, for merly first sergeant of Company G. The students have been equipped with wooden rifles and are learning the manual of arms now, SPECIAL CONCERT PLANNED Enlisted. Men at Vancouver May Hear Symphony Orchestra. If suitable arrangements can be made. It Is possible that a special com plimentary concert will be given to the enlisted men at Vancouver Barracks by the Portland Symphony Orchestra. The suggestion was made by Mrs. Henry L. Corbett, member of the board of di rectors of the orchestra. The idea has been communicated to Colonel Jones, commanding officer at the barrackB, and a reply Is expected soon. If this plan is not favored, an Invi tation will be extended to all the men to attend any or all of the regular con certs, the first of which will be held October 28 at the Public Auditorium. All men in uniform will be admitted free and will be given lower balcony Hil Gets Apple Warehouse. GOLD HILL, Or., Oct. 17. (Special.) The independent apple growers outside of the Rogue River Fruit Association in the Goloj Hill district are fitting up a large warehouse in Gold Hill and will begin packing and shipping next Mon day. The output of their orchards is estimated at 15,000 boxes, while the as sociation's output is estimated at 25,000 boxes. Scarcity of labor, boxes and shortage of cars are hampering the growers. Much of the crop will have to be stored temporarily, awaiting cars. Phone your want ads to The Orego nian. Main 7070. A 6095.