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13 We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10 Cents or More A Direct Cash Saving You Should Not Overlook Start a Book at Once Manicuring and Hairdressing Parlors, Second Floor Toyland, Fourth Floor Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Draperies, Third Floor Parcels Checked Free on the First Floor Our Sammies "Over There" are the vanguards of a freedom for the whole world not just for America. Send your Christmas Gift Package through our special foreign service the safest and best way. Ask any floorman. Learn to Knit & Crochet Free lessons from 9:30 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily in the Art Needlework Department, Second Floor. Thor oughly experienced teachers In charge. Join the classes N O V. , The Standard Store of the Northwest &s, Wortman & Kin Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Mrs. Sadowski, Pattern Expert WILL BE AT OUR STORE FOR ONE WEEK NOV. 24 TO DEC. Home Journal Patterns ARE THE MOST SATISFAC TORY AND ECONOMICAL TO USE. Saturday's Page of Thanksgiving Savings Home Journal Patterns Sell at 10c and 15c Each ouble Trading Stamps Today With AH Gash Purchases THE MORXIXG OltEGOXIAX, SATURDAY, XOTEMTirR 24, 1917, Ol HP D J ' 1 , &s- In the Suit Store Saturday 210 Women's Coats Formerly Priced to $32.50 Every Coat in this sale is from our regular stock strictly high-grade garments, every one of them. Finest of tailoring, dependable fabrics and latest styles in a word just such Coats as you would be shown up to now at prices ranging from $25 up toj32.50 in the regular way. Coats for stree$ wear, motor ing and dress occasions some with large collars, deep cuffs and wide belts, others in high waistline effects with plaits and gath-MJ ers. The materials include burella, velour, broadcloth, loopine, cheviot, gabardine, homespuns and many other weaves. Several styles have fur-trimmed collars and cuffs, while many are trimmed with novelty buttons, buckles, etc. Every desirable shade is represented. Coats marked to sell here- CIO IK Jtofore up to $32.50 in the Thanksgiving Sale at v3X.Ult9 Women's Suits-Values Up to $39.50-Special $24.98 Tailored Hats $80 Models $3J95 $10 DO Models S5J00 Saturday the Millinery Store . offers for quick selling about 200Tailored Hats at an. average of half regular prices. Smart models for street wear in all of the newest colors., LOT 1 Tailored Hafts of velours and feltsi in large, medium and small styles. Splendid assortment of light and dark colors. Popular sailors, roll brims, etc. $5.00, $7.50 c0 QfT and $8.50 models on sale for sonly DQUO LOT 2 Tailored Hats of high-grade velours, velvets and hatters' plush. Plain and roll brim sailors in large and medium styles, black and colors. Hats in this lot -for- (?P fif merly celling at $10.00, special at 00JJ All Trimmed Hats Reduced All Hat Shapes Are Reduced Millinery Trimmings Reduced Jim t Saturday Specials in Drugs and Toilet Requisites Silk Petticoats At $5.00 Second Floor New Taffeta Silk Petticoats in many attractive styles with deep flounces. These are shown in changeables, stripes, flor al effects and plain colors. Also new Messaline Petticoats and Silk Jersey Petticoats in a full range of the leading shades. Trimmed with ruffles, plaiting, shirring and tucks. Extra good val ues in the lot at onl ly S500 Imported French Kid Gloves All Popular Styles and Colors Main Flooi Don't put off buying holiday Gloves right now Is the best time to make your selections, while stocks are complete in styles, sizes and colors. S. & H. Green Stamps given with purchases. Ask for them. Vendome real French Kid Gloves, full P. K. sewn. Made from select ed skins. Two-clasp style with new French pointing. Black, white, pe galle, tan, gray, pongee, (PO fifi chamois, special, pair SOlU Splendid assortment of new Washable Gloves $1.73 to $2.25 P. X. M. or P. K. sewn. All sizes. 7VVA Real French Kid Gloves for wom en Reynier's famous make, full P. K. sewn, two-clasp- style. Shown in white, tan, gray and J0 PA black. Priced, the -pair w.OU Chateau French Kid Gloves full P. K., 1-clasp, fancy back. Ask for Berkley in two -toned CJO 7 or fancy stitching. Pair. J Women's Silk Hose At $1.25 Pair Main Floor New shipment of the celebrated Phoenix Silk Hose just unpacked. Full-fashioned and superior wearing preferred by many to the more AJA expensive grades. Shown in pearl, silver, SZU medium gray, bronze, Russian calf, tan, tuxeao, wnne ana DiacK. nun CT ir range of sizes. Priced, the pair 3-I-e-iO Silk Hose USS Pair These are also of a celebrated make and at the above price are exceptionally good values. Pure silk, with lisle-lined foot and hem. Shown in the popular colors, includ ing the wanted shoe shades of (3- fTfT browns and grays. All sizes. Pr. DJL I tJ 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 OC 5 Cakes for Troy Milk of Magnesia, pt. 40 Cuticura Ointment at 23, 45 Calox Tooth Powder, can 250 Graves' Tooth Powder 200, 400 D. & R. Cold Cream put up in glass jars at 300, 430 and 750 Orchard White, 3-oz. bottle 350 Freezone for Corns priced 300 Fitch's Dandruff Remover 500 Florida Water,2 sizes, 290, 750 Gum Camphor 1-oz. cubes 100 Hill's Cascara Quinine for colds, priced for Saturday's selling 250 Odd Lines Hair Brushes on Men's $5.50, $6 Shoes Saturday $4.85 , Main Floor Several full lines of Men's High-grade Shoes included in this sale. Black vici, blucher cut, wide, round toe dull calf in lace or button, medium high toe, with waterproof fiber sole gunmetal calf on English last with "Neolin" soles mahogany calf, lace, pointed last, brown cloth tops dull calf, lace, double sole, "Tarsol" last, shaped for comfort dark tan calf in button or lace, short vamp, high toe. Q A O fT Regular $5.50 and $6.00 Shoes priced for Saturday's selling 0OtJ Women's $450 and $6D0 Shoes $235 Main Floor 9-inch Vici Kid Boots with velvet tops Button Boots of patent kid with soft kid tops laced or buttoned JJoots of patent leather with cloth tops dull kid Boots with cloth tops and various QO Qf other styles $4.50 to $6.00 values at low price of, pair )jJ Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream in two sizes, priced 450 and 900 Lavoris Mouth Wash 220, 450 Java Rice Powder, all colors, 390 La Blache Face Powder at 390 Maurine Eye Remedy for 390 Squibb's Paraffin Oil. bottle $1 Nujol Paraffin Oil, 16 oz., 750 Upjohn's Mineral Oil, .pint 500 Milk of Magnesia 250 and 450 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 690 Binz Bronchilyptus Oil for 250 Bennett's , Milkbone Dog and Puppy Biscuits 24 cakes for 3O0 Mulsified Cocoanut Oil for 450 Merck's Sugar Milk, 1 lb. 700 Unguentine, for cuts, burns, 250 P ROPHYLA.CTIC Tooth Brushes, factory "seconds," but fully guaranteed. Saturday 150 Sale Saturday, Special 89c Delicatessen Specials Baked sliced special, the pound Ham machine- fC Dried Chipped Beef for Krtrt creaming the pound only Jvl Boneless Codfish in 1-lb. Ofl n packages, special today at - Bloaters, new shipment 7A just in special, the dozen Large Queen Olives in QCn bulk. Special, the quart at UJL 25c Preferred Stock Catsup 190 10 Free Borax Products with all Borax purchases made during demonstration. On the 4th Floor, Men's Overcoats $15 to $35 Ask to See Trench Aodel as Illustrated Every day this Great Overcoat Store is demonstrating to Portland men the fact that good clothes are not necessarily high priced. With stocks larger than ever before and with prices at a fair level, we are doing our utmost to make this store worthy of its constantly increasing patronage. Choose a new Coat at any price within the above range and we will guarantee matchless value, best of fabrics and thorough satisfaction. Men's Suits $15 to $25 Dress up for Thanksgiving! Let us show you the snappiest line of Suits in Portland at the above prices. Serges, cassimeres, worsteds and novelty mixtures in all the newest patterns and colorings are shown. Men's Night Shirts and Pajamas Men's Night Shirts of good heavy quality outing flannel in pink or blue stripes. All sizes. (J- Cf Excellent $1.25 garments special now at OXUli Outing Flannel Pajamas, silk fros trimmed stvles. All sizes in the lot and price, the suit at $1.50 Men's $5 Hats At $3.75 Main Floor Latest Fall and Winter styles in soft felts black and leading colors. Hats of the Standard $5.00 quality J0 rjf? t sale ' price, special I J All Men's $3 Soft Hats priced special at $2.25 MEN'S NECKWEAR in an ex traordinary showing of the newest styles, patterns and colorings for the holidays. From 500 to $2.50 MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS for gift-giving plain linen and fancy bordered effects. Now is a good time to choose. Dept. Main Floor. Full Stocks Men's Underwear Vassar, Carter and Winsied Makes SHIRTS AND DRAWERS in the celebrated Winsted make natural wool. Complete range of sizes to select from. Garment $1.25 to $2.50 MEN'S LEATHER BELTS IN MEN'S UNION SUITS of lisle, cotton-and-wool and silk-and-wool. All styles and weights, and . the prices range from SI. 50 to SIO LATEST STYLES 500 TO S5.00 Demonstration "Lisk" Roasters Third Floor To get the very best there is in a Thanksgiving turkey the noble bird should by all means be cooked in a Lisk Roaster. , Visit the housefur explain why Lisk Roasters are best. nishing section and let the expert All sizes prices $2.50 to $4.75 I I'M 'mm n Kitchen Needs for Thanksgiving Housefurnishings Dept., Third Floor Self -basting Roasters in all sizes priced from 090 to $6.75 Universal Food Choppers in four sizes priced $1.25 up to $2.25 Coffee Percolators $2.98 to $5 Bread Makers $1.75 to $3.50 Sanitary Cake Boxes special in this sale at from $1,30 to $2.20 Casserole in frame several dif ferent styles at $1.98 to $G.OO Steel Cookie Sheets 400 to 750 Egg Beaters from 1O0 to 400 Paring Knives at 100 to 4O0 Can Openers from 50 to 250 Corn Poppers from 250 to 750 Potato Ricers from 300 to 500 Wooden Salad Servers 150-400 Wooden Cake Spoons only 200 Slotted Cake Spoons only 170 Butter Spades from 80 to 150 Hot point Electric A ppliances Hotpoint Electric Suction Clean ers complete with full set of at tachments. Regular C?0'7 Cfl $35.00 value. Special l Hotpoint Electric Heaters com pact, ornamental and a quick heat er for bedroom or bath- Qry FTf room. Great value at D .Ol Headquarters for Wear-Ever Aluminum Roasters Third Floor -Wear-Ever Aluminum Roasters are shown in various sizes, ranging In price from $4.85 on up to as 1 high as $6.75 Wear-Ever Roasters are seamless and sanitary and may be used for various purposes baking on top of stove baking bread cake box ba"king or steaming fish frying food, etc. Complete line of other Wear-Ever Utensils on display on the Third Floor. See them. 35c Fancy Ribbons 25c Many Plain Taffetas Are-Included Main Floor Undoubtedly you will need fancy Ribbons for making tip hairbows, for trimming purposes or for fancy work. Here then is your opportunity to buy ribbons of dependable qualities at a substantial sav ing. In this special offering there are beautiful new plaids in the various orings, also stripes and other fancies as well as all-silk wash- QP. e taffetas in wanted plain colors. Reeular 35c Ribbons, vard OC New Ribbons for making Christmas Gifts 350, 590, 690, 950 yd. lOcto 15c Handkerchiefs 5c All white and white with colored embroidery corners, also Madeira designs.' No telephone orders or none sent C. O. D. 10c to Fp 15c Handkerchiefs, special at W o m e n's All-linen initialed Handkerchiefs with dainty one-corner embroidery and neat hem stitched edges. Regular 25c Handkerchiefs at three for tltlU ' i I Thanksgiving Neckwear New Collars, Jabots, Stocks and Sets in Great Variety The Neckwear Section directs your attention to a notable Thanksgiving display of the smartest Neckwear in the city. Come in and see it today. NEW JABOTS AND STOCKS in exquisite styles. Fine net with St. Gall filet lace edges and fine Venise edge net top laces. Fresh, new ship ment just opened up. Priced at $1 to $1. NEW JABOTS AND STOCKS exclusive styles made up in fine filet with dainty embrofd- J " .ii c r i . i l i cry uciigns, oiners oi very line net laces, uunu Cr.TivJV S1 fa embroidery designs also new Georgette Jabots 'STri? Specially priced in this sale $1.75 up to $5.00 MARABOU Scarfs and Muffs in the wanted colors. We show the very newest styles for Winter. They are priced from S4.95 to 812.50 Georgette and Satin Collars at 49c Extraordinary Values in This Lot Main Flooi" New Georgette Crepe and Satin Collars in many pretty styles manufacturer's close-out lot and odd pieces of neckwear from our regular stock. Many pieces worth fully double sale price. A Shop early in the day first choosing is always tfest. Special New Corduroy Collars at $1.25 Georgette Collars 65c and SI. 75 Main Fir. New Collars of wash able white corduroy, made with large points, over shoulders. Very neat style and extra Q" O fT good value. Saturday 3XAtJ $1.25, $1.50 Drape Veils at 95c Main Floor Women's Drape Veils and Chiffon Veils in black, white and good range of colors. All this season's novelties, including Che nille dots and hand-run effects. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Veils Qf? on sale Saturday on the Main Floor of the store at low price of fJ Main Floor New Collars of Georgette crepe with imported lace edges of filet. Also hand embroidered and tailored satin Collars. Priced 65 to $1.75 Saturday Children's Day Second Floor Timely offering in Children's Thanksgiving apparel Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Middies, Sweaters, etc. Outfit the children here today. Girls' Suits Aty3Off Second Floor Neat plain tailored models in various materials, also beautiful styles trimmed with fur or velvet. Very latest midwinter models. All suits selling heretofore at $20.50 to $31.50 NOW AT OFF GIRLS' COATS in all the new Fall and Winter styles. Get our prices. Girls' Dresses at Reduced Prices Girls' Middies, Special S2.98 Girls' Dresses of fine quality Girls' Middies of navy blue flan wool serge in many attractive nel, trimmed with red or (PO QQ Styles also velvet and "silk-and- white. Ages 6 to 12. 3a0 wool Dresses. Sizes for girls 8 to intermediate. Now on sale at spe- Beacon Blanket Bath Robes for cial low prices. Come and see them, girls 2 to 14 yrs. $1.98 to $4.25 GIRLS' GYMNASIUM BLOOMERS good full styles $2.'C5$3.95 Thanksgiving Apron Sale Supply Holiday Needs at This Store TEA APRONS in dozens of pret ty styles. FineJawns, Swisses and allover embroidery trimmed with laces, ribbons, etc. 25 to $1.C9 WAITRESS' APRONS made up in fine quality lawn or Swiss mate rials. Plain fitted or embroidery trimmed styles at 59 to $1.G5 MAIDS' APRONS in scores of different styles some in plain ef fects, others fancy trimmed. Lawns and Swisses at 59 up to $2.25 LARGE SQUARE ' Aprons in plain and fitted styles. Trimmed with embroideries. Made in best materials. Priced 35 p up to 850 ORE&ONIAN ITEM GETS $50 Clft Tag Day Fund Raised to 98 000 After Story of Deficiency. An Item appearing In The Oreg-onlan, which announced the final total of the eoldiers' And sailors' Christmas fund to be $7950, although the committee had striven to attain a total of 18000, brought an unexpected response yes terday In the form of a $50 check. The check came In a letter to Mrs. Ferdinand E. Reed, who served as chairman of the tag day drive, and was from Charles Eckelman, president of the Riverview Dairy Company, y "If $50 is all you need to reach the froal. here it is," was the substance of the communication. Having reached, the coveted total, the fund was further increased by two silver quarters brought in by Mrs. H. F. Johnson, who explained that the sale of two tags, taken from coat lapels, had been made by a grocer, of German birth, after the close of the drive. The final check, handed to Lewis A. Mc Arthur. of the Red Cross, completes the fund, with a total of $8000.50. Aviation Commissions Expected. ABERDEEX. Wash., Nov. 23. (Spe cial.) Gordon Tebb and Tho'mas O'Hare, both ex-Aberdeen High School students, are reported to stand a good chance of commissions in the aviation department. Both have been in train ing for several months and recently passed the aviation examinations. Tebb, who is at Dayton. Or., made 99 per cent I in his examination. O'Hare is at Fort Sam Houston, Tax. FAMILY APART -35 YEARS Brother and' Sister of Mrs. Iv. Hayes Come From Afar. There was a happy family reunion at the Hayes home at 30 East Couch street this week when- Mrs. K. Hayes' sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, who has been in Alaska for 18 years, and whom she has not seen for 85 years, came to Portland for a brief stay. That was not all of the reunion, however, because J. Kennedy, a brother, whom Mrs. Hayes had not seen for 35 years, also came to Portland. Mrs. Hayes originally came from i Vermont. Her husband, K. Hayes served with the Second Missouri Engineers in the Civil War. It was after the war that they were married and crossed the plains 63 years ago and settled in Mexico and later in Oregon. She had not heard of any of her family since until recently she heard her brother was in Missouri and her sister in Alaska. Then she wrote asking that they come to Portland, This resulted In the reunion. Mrs. Smith has extensive mine In terests in Candle. Alaska, which is $50 miles north of Nome. She is the owner of the only hotel in town. Reeds, flax bolls and dried potato peelings are being used in Holland for eattle food. High prices are demanded and request has been made to the gov ernment to regulate the sale of these supplies and relieve the situation. DEATH DUE TO PULLEY Details of Morton Accident. Gathered tj Deduction. " MORTON, Wash., Nov. 23. (Special.) Details of the accident that caused the, death. Wednesday, of C. O. Smith, manager of the Lewis County Light & Telephone Company, will never be known. About noon that day the electric cur rent suddenly went down. Inquiry was made as to when the current would be turned on again, to which the answer was given that Mr. Smith was fixing a pulley and that it would take only a few minutes. Those using the current in the daytime waited for some time and then inquiry was made again as to when the power would be turned on. This time patrons were informed that Mr. Smith could not be reached. So Mrs. Smith went to the plant and found the body. Evidently Mr. Smith was caught In the pulley. Mr. and Mrs. Smith came to Morton about three years ago and bought the power plant from F. M. Broadbent. Later they leased and then contracted to buy the Rural Telephone Company property, and then combined the two under the firm name of Lewis County Light & Telephone Company. Only 8 Families Refused to Sign. KLAMATH FALLS. Or., Nov. 14. (Special.) According to the final report turned In by Superintendent of City Schools for 1U ii. DuaUr, of this city. on the food conservation drive con ducted recently under the auspices of the schools, a total of 1045 families were visited in the city, of which 1037, or 99.3 per cent, signed the pledge cards sent out by the food administration. This high average is considered good. Eight families refused to sign the cards for some reason or other. Rend The Ore iron f n n classified nd?. OTHER'S FKIEtiO FOR Expectant Mothers A PENETRATING LINIMENT
