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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1917)
13 'Jl SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS CHOOSE NO TV WHILE HOLIDAY STOCKS ARE AT THEIR BESTt We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Here Is a Direct Cash Saving You Should Not Overlook Start a Book at Once! Exclusive Portland Agents for Gossard Corsets; Richardsoii's Linens, Carter's Knit Underwear, Ladies' Home Journal Patterns, Dutchess Trousers, Ohio Standard Electric Cleaners TOE 3IORXIXG- OREGOXIAX. SATURDAY, XOVE3IKER 17, 1917. PICTURE FRAMING AT LOWEST PRICES 4TH FLOOR. KODAKS AND CAMERAS, 4TH FLOOR. Cheer at the Front Your subscription to the Y. M. C. A. War Work Fund will mean more than a cheer for the flag it will also mean victory for our soldiers and sailors and real cheer in their hearts. AO MilCM iHOil liS THANKSGIV ING FAVORS, INVITATIONS, SCORE CARDS AND TABLE DECORATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY. The Standard Store of the Northwest 01ds9 Wortman & Kin Reliable Merchandise Reliable .Methods FREE CLASSES IN KNITTING AND CRO CHETING 9:30 TO 12 AND 1 TO 5 DAILY, NEEDLEWORK DEPT., 2D FLOOR. SendGiftPackages to Our Soldiers in France through our special foreign service via Harrod's, London. Packages delivered promptly. The surest and best way to send that Christmas Rift. TOYLAND IS READY FOR THE CHILDREN LET THEM COME AND SEE THE NEW CHRISTMAS THINGS! of 20(D) Sale of Knit Underwear Bargain Circle, First Floor When days are cold and blowy warm Underwear is indeed a comfort. Saturday you may supply your needs at prices far under real worth by taking advantage of this special sate of fine' Underwear. Women's Union Suits Greatly Reduced Bargain Circle, First Floor Manufacturer's "irreg ular makes" garments having 6light imperfections, also many garments from our regular stock. Cotton, lisle-and-wool, silk-and-wool and pure wool made from the finest grade of yarns and priced as follows: Murray - The Coat Opportunity of the Season! itfM ' iff 4( $1.50 Grades at $1.15 $1.75 Grades at SI. 25 $2.00 Grades at $1.5 $2.50 Grades at $1.85 $2.75 Grades at $1.95 $3.00 Grades at S2.20 $3.50 Grades at $2.00 $3.75 Grades at $2.75 $4.00 Grades at $2.95 $5.00 Grades at $3.G5 $1.50 Knit Scarfs 8 Skating Sets $1.00 to $5.00 5C Main Floors Women's and Girls' Knit Scarfs for skating, motoring and sport wear. Of wool or fiber silk in all the leading colors. Scarfs selling heretofore at ?1.00 up to $1.50, specially priced for QO Saturday at low figure of OOx Main Floor Skating Sets and sep arate Scarfs in fine knit Angora and worsted yarns. Also combina tion Sets consisting of Scarfs with Tams or Toques. All the newest colors. . Priced in this sale at $1, $1.50, $2 and on up to $5 each. Women's $1 Silk Collars 65c Main Floor Special assortment of Women's Khaki-Kool Silk- Collars underpriced for Saturday. Attractive style with Venetian lace edge. Regular $1.00 Collars, specially priced for Saturday at vJtV A NEW COLLAR of Georgette with fine pin tucks and hand embroid- , ery also fichu styles, ruffle edge, hemstitched and filet lace effects several pretty styles extra good values in this lot at only $1.25 NEW JABOTS, COLLARS AND STOCKS in beautiful styles made up in satin, Georgette crepe and lace designs that are new and exclusive. Shown in white and cream. "Priced today $1.00 . to $4.95 each. Fur for Collars $4.75 Yard MainFlr. Imported dyed Coney fur, 8 inches wide extra good quality very popular Qt HVZ. for collars. Priced, yd. ' GENUINE KERAMI 12 inches wide in new mole or (?? QfT gray shade at, a yard OUefJ 25c Kerchiefs Special 19c Main Floor Women's Linen Ini tialed Handkerchiefs,- hand em broidery work on all -linen 1Q cloth. 25c Kerchiefs now -Lal 35c Kerchief 25c Pure linen with neat embroid ered corner designs in 0(T colors. .35c Kerchiefs for Js Novelty Ribbons For Fancy Work Wide fancy Ribbons for Red . Cross bags or small bags. Light, dark colors. 25c, 35c to $3.95 yd. WOMEN'S VEILS Adjustable styles for street or auto wear with chenille dots and handsome designs. Black and colors, priced special, each 250, 350 to 750 Look at these New Coats examine them carefully try them'on youll find them worthy gar ments from every standpoint and surprising values at the above price coats that will hold their own with models shown about town at $22.50, $25.00 and even higher. These are not early Fall styles, but the very newest for midwinter wear. Splendidly tailored from high-grade ker seys, matlamb, boucle, wool plush and novelty mixtures. Smart styles with narrow or wide belts, large convertible collars, deep cuffs and novelty pockets. Some have shirred high waistline with wide belt and novelty buckles. Coats for all purposes, including many very dressy J" F7 models. Excellent assortment of colors. Choice of 200 Coats on Bale at only DA I xtl Special Showing of Coats At $35 Up to $85 , Every type of new Winter Coat is shown in this great collection each with a smartness and individuality characteristic of OWK garments. There are beautiful coats of rich velours, broad cloths, burellas, cheviots, silvertone and novelty mixtures, borne have large fur collars and fur at cuffs and bottom others are trimmed with large buttons. Full assortment of all newest colors. New Georgette Waists at $3.39 On Sale Center Circle, Main Floor A Thanksgiving sale of Waists that brings splendid savings. Many pretty styles made up in Georgette crepe trimmed with lace and embroidery, large collar and revers also models in lace and chiffon combinations, nets, silks, voiles, taffeta, crepe de chine. Crepe Waists are shown in white and flesh colors others in fancy plaids, stripes and plain colors. Here is a good opportunity for women to buy holiday Waists and pay much less than regular. Practically all sizes in this assortment of fine Waists 00 OQ that are placed on sale for Saturday's bargain event at DJtJ ftfl ) Coats at 7o4 Thanksgiving Glove Sale (7 f 1000 Pairs Women's 7 f 7 C PJ-. ZD Gloves, Special Pair pJLm O Main Floor Buy, holiday Gloves at this store Saturday at a substantial saving. Dependable quality washable Glovis in P. X. M. style, all staple shades, including sand, tan, butter and pearl. Also medium weight Lambskin Gloves with fancy embroidered backs, full P. K. and very dressy and Reynier's Lelia lambskin Gloves in black or white. See our display in the window. Special, the pair COMPLETE STOCK OF KID .GLOVES in all the popular styles and colors. Right now is the time to choose Christmas Gloves, while stocks are at their best. Kid Gloves at $2, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 a pair. S1.75 acrifice Sale of .Trimmed Hats $10 to $15 Models Special $5 Practicallv our entire selliner space in the Millinery Store will be given over to this sale and we have ar- raneed to have plenty of salespeople on hand that all may be waited upon promptly. Hundreds of hats will be on disnlav. so vou mav come expecting to find a model exactly suited to your fancy. There are broad, flat Hats with novelty brims smart Toques trimmed with little balls or brushes of fur, velvet Toques, neat, close-fitting Turbans, medium and small Sailors and various other shapes. There are Hats with buckles and other metallic ornaments, Hats trimmed with flowers and bows Hats for street wear and Hats for dress occasions in black, navy, reds, greens, taupe, browns and other leading colors for midwinter wear. p? f( TVimmoH TTato r,f mil9r Sin. $1 2.R0 and S15 irrades in a sacrifice sale today in Millinery Salons at OtJeW Shop in the Morning Early Choosing Is to Your Advantage Men's $5.50 Shoes $3.98 Full Range of Sizes Main Floor Men's Tan Calf Shoes made on the high-toe last, laced or buttoned also tan calf laced Shoes on English last with brown buck top and fiber sole, and dull calf Shoes on medium round-toe last with fiber sole. All sizes in the lot. J QQ $5.00 and $5.50 Shoes on sale now, pair 3070 Oo Men's Calf Shoes on long, narrow last with wide ehank and flat heel. Genuine oak-tan leather soles artd insoles. Tops of dark gray whipcord. Extra good wearing quality. Men's $7.00 QA QQ Shoes on sale at onlv. the pair J"XsJ -Women's Boots $6.98 Main Floor Women's Laced Boots of patent or black kid with gray nubuck tops black kid Boots with mustard color broadcloth uppers, button style laced Boots of cocoa brown calf with white cloth tops ivory or gray kid Boots, laced buttoned Boots of black kid laced Boots of black calf with battleship gray tops. Louis or (J? QQ new military heels. $8.50 to $10 Boots on sale at only MJ0 Basement Millinery Hat Shapes At $1.48 Basement Shapes from our regu lar stock, selling heretofore at $1.98, $2.48, $2.98 and $3.98. Large and small styles. Sat- Q" urday they are priced at D-rxO Hat Trimmings, Velvet and Silk Flowers. Ornaments, etc. Saturday special at ily 29C Last Day for 'Wear-Ever' Coupons Bring your "Wear-Ever" Coupon to the Kitchen Wares Dept., 3d Floor, and get a regular $1.35 Wear-Ever Aluminum Saucepan with cover for only 89c Coupons void after November 17, 1917, Model Grocery Saturday Special Boiled Ham, wafer PA sliced Saturday, the lb. OvC Fresh Pork Sausage 00 Saturday at, the pound O Weiners, best quality, 00 Saturday at, the pound Sauerkraut, in bulk, qt. 12f Spanish Cheese, pound 40 Sale of Girls' Winter Suits $21J50 Models, Special $13.67 $3130 Models, Special $21.00 Second Floor Good news for mothers who intend buying new Suits for the girls. These are all new Winter models the very latest to be had. Splendid assortment of styles, many are fur or velvet trimmed. Various materials and all popular colors. Suits priced from $21.50 up to $31.50 are placed on sale for this bargain event at $13.67 wp to $21.00 Girls' New Party Dresses Second Floor Dainty new Party Frocks for girls 10 years to intermedi- ate ages. Charming models made up in line nets, cnuions, uuiewa nu crepe de chine in white and colors. Ask to see these new frocks in the Girls' Shop on the Second rioor. rricea irom i.oo -ow Girls' $4.50 Wash Dresses S 1.98 Gymnasium Bloomers for girls. Made of good quality navy blue lustre priced for Sat- OO C urday at low price of O.UtJ Of navy blue serge only $3.05 Saturday Sale ToiletNeeds & Drugs We reserve the right to limit quantity of any article in this list to be purchased by any one cus tomer. We give S. & H. Stamps. Ivory Soap, OCV 5 Cakes for Milk of Magnesia 23 and 43 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Binz Bronchilyptus Oil for 25 Bennett's Milkbone Dog and Puppy Biscuits 24 cakes 30 Nail and Hand Brushes in as sorted styles priced 5t to 75 C Mulsified Cocoanut Oil for 45 Pure Olive Oil 25S 50?, 00? Merck's Sugar Milk, 1 lb. 70 Unguentine, for cuts and burns, specially priced now for only 25 Mentholatum, 2 sizes,::;!?, 4o Hall's Catarrh Balm now 75 Whole Flaxseed, 1-lb. pkg. 18 Violet Ammonia, 1 pint 19? Djer-Kiss Face Powd. Of, $1 Holmes' Frostilla, special 250 P ROPHYLAT1C Tooth Brushes, factory "seconds," but fully guaranteed. Saturday 15? Sani-Flush Cleaner pkg. 25? Rubber Gloves i-all sizes 39? Pluto Water, large bottle 35? Woodbury's Facial Soap at 22? Cuticura Soap, specl, cake 18? Pears' Unscented Soap at 15? -Sempre Giovine, special 43? Hair Brushes Special 89c Drag Dept. Odd lines of Hair Brushes priced for quick clean up. Various styles, some with genuine bristles. Ebony and Rosewood handles. Sat- CQ urday, your choice only OUl Use Murine Toilet Preparations absolutely free from all injuri ous substances. Highly recom mended by refined women every where. Free, full treatment in the Rest Rooms on Second Floor. Second Floor Odd lot of Girls Wash Dresses priced for quick sell ing. Neat two-piece styles, just the thing for school. C"l UU Dresses worth to $4.50 DJ-.70 Men's and Young Men's Apparel Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats In the Season's Best Styles For individuality earment for garment price for price- we don't believe you can equal these clothes elsewhere in the city. Workmanship throughout is of the highest order, me fabrics are of superior quality and the styles aDsoiuteiy correct. Men and young men in search of quality clothes at reasonable prices cannot do better than come to this store zor vneir neeua. Men'sFleece-LinedUnderwear65c Men's Night ShirU of good heavy quality outing flannel. Braid trimmed. Garments well J1 ff Men's heavy gray cotton fleece- lined Underwear. shirts and drawers in sizes 34 up to worth $1.25, sale price WINSTED -NATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR we show a complete stock in both shirts and drawers at from $1.25 to $3.75 a garment. Sturdy Suits for Boys Priced at $5 to 516.50 Main Floor Illustration to left shows one of the very popular new Norfolk models. Note the trim belted effect with patch pock ets. Other styles have buckle on belt or pinch-back models. Worsteds, homespuns, serges, tweeds, cheviots and novelty mix tures. Blues, browns, tans and all the new shades. Prices range $5.00 to $10.50 Boys' Mackinaws $5 to $12.50 Main Floor They're decidedly popular these Mackinaw Coats. Boys like them en account of their warmth and because they allow greater freedom of action. We have the latest models- with military or convert ible collars. Splendid heavy materials in blue, red and brown plaids. 4 to 18 years. Dutchess Trousers $1.50 to $2.50 Main Floor "10c a Button, 50c a Rip" a positive money-guarantee that goes with every pair of the celebrated Dutchess Trousers at $1.50 to $2.50 pair. Men's Hats A $5J00 co 7C Grade. J A $3.00 Cn rC Grade. P440 Main Floor Why pay $3 to $5 for your new hat when we offer the above snaps? These Hats are made by one of the largest fac tories in America and qualities are the best to be had at $3 to $5. Latest Fall and Winter styles soft Hats only in this special sale. All Men's $5.00 Hats at $3.75 All Men's $3.00 Hats at $2. L W. W. WORKER JAILED FRET) KRAMER MAT BE 1XTF.RM3D DUItlXG PERIOD OF WAR. Accused Mi la Said to Have Been U.lte Active iir I. XV. V. Af l fairs in TbU Vicinity. Kred "W. Kramer, enemy alien and active I. W. W. worker in this city, was Thursday turned over to the Fed eral authorities and probably will be Interned during- the period of the war. J-Mnal disposition of his case has been deferred pending word from the War Department at Washington. Shortly after the United State de clared war against Germany, Kramer applied for a permit allowing- him to be within the half-mile limit' of the Armory in this city. This pass was griven him. but he did not intimate at the time his intention of leaving the county and state. This he did, going: to American Lake, where for thre"e months he found employment as car penter around the Army cantonment. Returning to Portland a few days ago, Kramer was picked up by the police yesterday. The permit carried by Kramer per mitted him the freedom of this city, but did not entitle him to be within one-half mile of any other armory or military headquarters. The United States District Attorney's office yester day announced that Kramer had been exceedingly active In 1. w.- W. circles in Portland prior to going to Americar Lake. He is said frequently to have acted as secretary pro tern for the local or ganization, and in that capacity had charge of the sale and distribution of much of the litarature that was cir culated in this city. Underwood Fruit Inspected. HOOD RIVER, Or.. Nov. 16. (Spe cial.) L. M. Bernstein, horticultural expert of Portland, who has finished the work of inspecting Shipments of fruit assembled at Underwood, Wash., by the North Pacific Fruit Distributors, has been here this week visiting fruit assembling warehouses and studying local methods. Mr. Bernstein, who was formerly associated with Jiosier fruit producing concerns, says that the White Salmon Valley fruit crop of this season is of fine quality. Phone your gonian. Main want ads to The Ore 7070. A 6095. DYNAMITE CHECK ASKED ALL EXPLOSIVES MIST BE ISVES . TOUIED IMMEDIATELY. Oregroa Bareaa f Mbui Will Have Charge f Matter Peadlna; Naming of Custodian Provided by Law. Persons possessing explosives must have an Inventory ready when the cus todian of explosives for the Oregon district is appointed. Deputy United States Attorney Rankin -was advised by the Attorney-General yesterday. For the present supervision of explosives will be under the direction of the Ore gon Bureau of Mines. The County Clerk of Multnomah County is author ized to receive applications for permits to keep explosives. The inventory mast be made today and an account kept of the amount of explosives 'sold, and to whom sold, which must be in readi ness to deliver to the custodian of explosives. All dealers, as well as in dividuals, are required to render ac counts of the amount of explosives ia their possession. A strict interpreta tion of the new explosives act includes even a single box of rifle cartridges in a mountain cabin. The purpose of the act is to deter mine the quantity of explosives kept on hand, by whom held and to whom sold, as a check upon the possibility of dynamite outrages or plots to wreck publio works. Read The Oregon! a r1aatifl4 ads. CORONER TO HOLD INQUEST Officers Scout Theory Tbat Frank Logar Killed Himself. CENTRA LI A. Wash.. Nov. II. (Spe cial.) Coroner Edward Newell will next Tuesday bold an inquest over the body of Prank Logar. whose body was found Monday night near this city with bullet holes through the head and left arm. A Jury was cmpanelsd yesterday afternoon. The officers Wednesday decided Logar killed himself, but later devel opments caused the Coroner to change his mind. One of the physicians who performed an autopsy says it would be Impossible for a gun to be discharged within two feet of Logar" s head with- I .out LeaTlng powder marks. Cuticura Soap Ideal For Baby s Skin Chilblains TO CIKK IV 0E WIGHT 1TSK Blainine M Ceats at All Draa- Steves IMrert Poatpald. E. DON MrCRART, R. PK, Ltvermore. California.