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Just In by Express New Shipment of Children's Umbrellas Dept. on the Main Floor
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SPECIAL NOTE On Account of February 10 Falling on Sunday DOUBLE S. g . TRADING STAMPS Will Be Given on January Charge Accounts if Paid on Monday, February 11
A rmenian Life-Saving Week Pont Fail to Lend Your Support to This Worthy Cause Send in Your Subscription to the Armenian Relief Committee Dollars Will Save Lives in Armenia
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PORTLAND
AGENTS
FOR
COS5ARD
CORSETS.
A MODEL
FOR
EVERY
FIGURE.
U. S. THRIFT
STAMPS
AND WAR
SAVINGS CER
TIFICATES FOR SALE
OS THE
FOURTH
FLOOR.
TAKE
. LUNCH
WITH YOUR
FRIENDS
IN OUR
TEA ROOM,
4TH FLOOR.
PROMPT
SERVICE.
PORTLAND
AGENTS
FOR
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS.
USE THEM
FOR BEST
- RESULTS. ,
Odd Lines 35c
65c Neckwear
225c
The Standard Store of th Northwest
U to $150 Drape HQ
Veils, Special, Only s V
Main Fir. Plain and fancy meshes,
square or circular : effect, scrolls,
bordered or chenille dot designs. A
good range of colors. $1.00 '7Q
to $1.75 Veils on sale today 't
Olds, Wortman & Kini
Main Floor Women' Collar. Set
and venters in a Lare assortment of
good practical styles. Odd lines
selling formerly at 35e to OITf
6oe Saturday are priced at
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Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Saturday Will Be Another Great Day for Thrifty Shoppers to Buy and Save!
TITE 3I0BXIXG OREGOXIAX. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1918.
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Girls' Dresses
Special Demonstration and Lecture by
Mrs. Robert Berger, Food Expert
Tea Room, 4th Floor, Saturday at 3 P. M.
Mrs. Berrrr will demorntrat and explain how to make delicious
vegetable salad and com bread at minimum coat. Erery woman is
cordially invited to attend thia interesting lecture, to be riven under
th u.-pxYi of the United States Government Food Administration.
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Coat Sale Extraordinary
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$22.50-$38.50 Coats
Your Choice Saturday
Second Floor In many respects this is the
most remarkable sal of high-grade Coats
the Garment Store has ever announced cer
tainly the values have not been duplicated here
tofore this season. Beautiful garments taken
from our regular stock Coats for street and
utility wear as well as many in the more dressy
models for evening. Fashionable styles, some
with fur collars, cuffs and fur band around bot
tom. Belted and loose effects. Lined through
out. Excellent assortment of colors to select from.
priced J 22-50 up to $33.50 on sale Saturday at low price of only $15
95 Sale of Waists!
Second Floor Odd lines high-grade waists of Georg
ette crepe, silk lace, nets, chiffons, etc Trimmed with
beads or embroidery. One model shown in this lot is
'styled with roll collar and veste of satin. Excellent
assortment of colors navy, brown, black, green, flesh,
white. On sale Saturday on the Second Floor at $4.05
$
Coats formerly
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Handkerchiefs
At 19c
Main Floor Women's semi-laundered
pure Linen Handkerchiefs
with hand-embroidered initials and
19c
la-inch hem. All letters. 25c
Kerchiefs, special now on
Fancy Georgette Grepe Waists
Odd Lines on Sale at Only
Center Circle, First Floor This lot is made up of
many broken lines Waists selling heretofore at aJ
much higher price. Many pretty styles, trimmed
with tucks, laces, etc. Also Crepe de Chine Waists.
Good range of colors. . Saturday only at .$2.98
728
Makers 9 Samples
at Special Prices
Second Floor Special shipment of Sample
Spring Dresses for girls 8, 10, 12 and 14 years,
to be closed out at once. Very latest 1918
styles made up in ginghams, crepes, linens
and silks. Mothers having girls to buy for
should take prompt advantage of this sale.
Only one of a style. Three special lots:
T flT "I - Sample Dresses in
$4.85
values to $7.50, special
T fT Q Sample Dresses in (Pry jr
A values to $13.50, only B I LQ
T CVV Q Sample Dresses in IQ Of?
-1 O values up to $16.60 at DVOD
Toilet Needs
& Drugs
The following items will be on
sale Saturday only at prices quoted.
We reserve the right to limit quan
tity of any article sold to customers.
Ivory Soap
5 Cakes for OL,
Mentholatum, 2 sizes, '23f, 45
Djer-Kiss Face Powder only fiOf
Holmes' Frostilla, special at
Woodbury's Facial Soap only
Cuticura Soap, the cake only 18
Milkweed Cream, comes in two
sizes, special now at 45 and 90
Orchard White, 8 - or. size at fttf
Canthrox Shampoo now for 57
Euthymol Tooth Paste, tube 25
Oriental Cream, the bottle $1.25
Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap on
sale Saturday at only, the bar lOf
Listerine, 3 sizes, 221, 45, 8o
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil for 49
Nonspi priced at, the bottle 50
Pluto Water the quart size 35
Colgate's Tooth Paste only 23'
Palmolive Face Cream, Face Pow
der or Shampoo, your choice at 45
Bora dent Tooth Paste, now 25
Pebeco Tooth Paste, tube at 43
Lux Soap Flakes, 2 pkga. at 25
McNally's Olivs Oil, special 29
Odd Lines
Bath, Toilet Soaps
At 10c
Special assortment of many dif
ferent kinds and odors. While tney
last special, the cake for only 10
Men's SSShoes $4.48
Tan or Black Calf
Fall Range Sizes
Main Floor A rousing Saturday special for men
in the Shoe Department, Main Floor. Several
hundred pairs men's dependable Shoes under
priced. Buttoned or laced styles with cloth or
leather tops. Popular English flat last or neat
medium high toe shapes Some have leather soles,
others with waterproof fiber soles.- These
are not broken lines, but all sizes and
widths. Don't overlook this splendid op
portunity to buy high-grade (J A A Q
Shoes of $5.50 and $6 grades at ureefiO
Women's $6, $6.50 Boots for $4.98
Main Floor Women's 8-inch fancy and all-black boots greatly under
priced for Saturday. Black kid with turn sole. Louis heel, laced or
buttoned dull kid with gray cloth tops black kid with ivory or .gray
cloth tops dull kid buttoned boots, patent trimmed, with Napoleon top,
and many other novelty 6tyles and combinations. Standard (J i QQ
$6.00 and $6.50 Boots, specially priced now at only, the pair 0tO
Extra Special for Saturday
Women's "Trench" Hats
On Sale at $2.75
Millinery Salons, Second Floor Decidedly military are these new
"Trench" Hats just in by express. They are shown in plain colors
and in novelty mixtures soft crush styles trimmed with (JJO rTf
buckle and strap. Don't fail to see these today. Special at 0im I J
Step Ladder Stools at 79c
Housewares Section, Third Floor
These handy stools are well made and are extremely
useful about the hou6e. Will fold into email rTQ
space. Limit 1 to a customer. Friday special Jx
$1.25 PUNCH MOP and 50c Bottle of Cedar
Oil $1.75 Combination Outfit now priced only 51
Rummage Sale of Kitchen Utensils at Half Price.
Head quarters S h erwin- Willia ms Paints
Now is a good time to prepare for Spring painting. Come in and let
us quote prices on S-W Painte, Enamels, Varnishes. Dept. 3d Floor.
Delicatessen
Specials
Experienced telephone
at your service 8 A. M. to
OLEOMARGARINE
best grade, two pounds
NEW Summer Sausage,
special now, the pound
SPICED Dried Beef
special, the pound only
BOLOGNA very best
grade, special the pound
NEUCHATEL or Break
fast Cheese at four .for
ANCHOVY or Sardel
len Paste, the tube at only
clerks
6 P. M.
68c
55c
70c
20c
25c
25 c
$3.25 Comforts
At $2.85
Third Floor Full size Bed Com
forters filled with white sanitary
cotton. Silkoline cov- PO Of
S3.25 Comforters D00
Basement Millinery
Hat Shapes
At 50c
Basement Odd lot of Women's
and Misses' Hat Shapes priced
for quick clean-up. . Velvets,
felts and combinations in FA.
black and colors. Today w"v
Trimmed Hats $1.00
Basement Formerly selling at
$1.98 to $4.98. Matrons', Wom
en's and Children's Hats in va
rious good styles. Excellent
Hats for shopping Q1 ff
and for utility wear 5J-eUl
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10 ARE ARRESTED
Enemy Aliens. Minus Cards,
Liable to Internment.
REGISTRATION ENDS TODAY
.Authorities Say Ven Thaa Half the
CmniM la City Subject to Rrga
lit ton Have Taken Advan
tage of Chance to Enroll.
irh.n Srgant B. Burs. asked Oscar
A. Kinkfl If h mls-ht assist aim in
fillips out Ms rerlstratlon papers as a
ttermaa enemy sli.n yesterday after
noon at rxxlic. headquarters. Kunk.l
nnlr r.pll.d that ha coo Id do it b.t
tar htm..lf. tla was vary Independent,
but could at bo reason why ho left
fcaattla Wednesday without Bavin rs
l.tered. Netth.r did ha have a card, so
Iteeutv Unit. Statas Marshal Mann
placad him under arrast and bo proba
blr will ba interned.
lln Hansen, living at 10?$ Division
stra.t. bad no card pnnltt!n hlra to
ba within tha Armory or harbor son.s.
althouaa for two waaka ha has workad
risht In th plant ot th Northwa.t
Staal Company. Ha was arrast.d by
Mr. atana and facsa Intsrnmsot for th
narloa of tha war
R.(lstrt.os will bo Continued until
o'clock tos-ht. aftar which, accord
ing to tha official announcement of
1-nlt.d States Marshal Alazander. It
will caas and IhOM who hav not
T.il.d thamselres of tha opportunity
thos to Indlcata their wttllnanass to ba
Identified In tha Oorernment's way will
bar to answar to th authorities for
thalr o.rslhU
Thar was a (terceptlbl fallinc off
In tha number of applicants at pollra
Eat More Corn
ybo don't miss
wheat vhen
you eat
POST
fOASTIES
headqusrt.rs y.at.rtlay and It will b
Impossible, th authorities say. to res;
l.ter all tbs Oarman an. my sllens by
tonight, basins; th numbsr of thara at
toot as astlmst.d by th Unltod States
Marshal", offlc. l..a than half that
number hsa baan racist. rad thus far.
Ts.t.rdsy Captains Harms and Jen
kins. In char for Chief Johnson, were
unable to keep the members of their
staff busy. A blc rush Is expected to
day, when the reaistratlon room will
be open as usual from A. M. to S P. M.
Th United Statee District Attorneys
of floe announced last alaht that whole
sale arrests will be made after the
closing- hours of registration tonight,
unless thos concerned are registered.
Gensaaa III Are Visited.
foilceman W.IIbrook. of the regis
tration staff, accompanied' by a pho
toaraphsr, ysstarday made th rounds
of various hospitals and homes of sick
Carman aliens and took their registra
tions, finger prints and photographs.
Chief Johnson last night said that It
requires not less than four hours to
obtain prop.r photographs and unlass
thos wuhmg to register today hav
these arranged for In advance. User la
no uee going to headquarters, as th
Government demanda th photographs
four from each person.
TEACHERS AID BOARDS
TOCATIOJtAI, CARDS TO BE FILLED
OCT TODAT.
City Council Issued aa order today that
all dors running at large must be
muzzled.
AFFIDAVIT FALSE. CHARGE
Charlrs Bayley to Ba Investigated by
Federal Authorities.
Becaus h mad an affidavit In bis
draft questionnaire that he la paying
$10 a month for th support of thre of
bis children, when. It la alleged, be
baa not contributed one crnx toward
their support. Charles Bayley. divorced
husband of Kate Bayley. Is to b In
vestigated by Federal authorities. It
wss averted yesterday In Presiding
Judge Karanaugh's court by Bradley
bwers. attorney lor Sirs Bayl.y.
In addition to his F.d.rsi Invastlga.
tlon, a warrant was Issued charging
him, with contempt of oourt for alleged
Lfailur to pay his divorced wife all
mony as cjemanoea in ner aivorc ue-
cree of September. 1917.
SALMON PRICE REDUCED
City Fish Market Has Big Supply on
Band From Oregon Cannery.
Canned salmon at cut prices baa, been
added to th city's fish market. Ar
rangements hav been mad for the
pure has of K00 cases, or (7.100 half-
pound cans, which will be sold at IS
cents a can or ll.Ts a dosen cana It
was put on sal at th mark.t yesterday.
Th salmon la from th plant of B.
TVelner A Thompson Bros, at Salmon
Bay, near Newport. Or. It consists of
both chrnook and sllverslde salmon and
waa packed during last season. Tha
city has contracted for th supply at
from 11 1 to ll.se a case. Salmon Is
selling a th market at 1 eenta a can. t
Physical Eaasalaatloaa Resumed
Physician Wne Ara Working
Fully 180 patriot schoolteachers of
Portland will davote their time today to
the fllllns- out of registrants" voca
tional cards for th Government's files.
Th teachers will report In groups to
the various local boards, which supply
the cards and the questionnaires from
which the data Is to be transcribed.
Instructors of the Hawthorne School
hara been aaslaned to board No. Z.
those of th Irvlngton School to board
No 7 and definite assignments havs
been mad for most of th other schools
and boar-da.
Physicians who have been making
tha DhTslcal examinations of Class
men were much Interested yesterday
In scrutinizing their decisions and not
ing to what extent they bad missed
the requirements aa outlined In the
newly-tssusd regulations. Most of the
examiners were surprised to find that
comparatlvslT few men need be l
called to go before the medical ad
visory boards. One physician, who has
examined and passed, upon loo men.
found but two registrants his board
will be obliged to recall and send to
the higher medical authorities.
All boards got busy at once sending
out notices for .laminations to be
turned at the expiration of five days.
As most of th examining boards havs
been worktnr to about the. limit of
time and ability, passing on from 20 to
SO men each time, few find It possible
to speed up by calling greater numbers
for each day s worK.
Board No. 1. la th Teon building,
has become almost a clearing house
for miscellaneous Inductions. Chief
Clerk J. Thorburn Boss haa been de
voting no end of time and enerry to
ferreting out th exact processes neces
sary In order to Induct registrants Into
branches of the service about which
most boarda and even, military officials
of the city know little. Seven Induc
tions. Including Russell Taylor, sent to
Camp Sevier. X. C a A bricklayer,
and Charles Westlaka. sent to Wash
ington. O. C. for the road and bridge
regiment, were accomplished Thursday.
Board No. 3, In th Corbstt building,
baa been cutting no little red tape in
the procedure of getting the papers
which sailors and mariners who are
registrants must hare. But for the
good work of this board along this
particular line, on draft official stated,
the sailing and manning of several ves
sels would hav been seriously delayed
in recant weeks.
Rabid Dog Is Killed.
BAKER. Or, Feb. (. (Special.)
Chief of Police E. Jackson today
killed another dog said to fee affected
with rabies. This la th third case of
able reported ber recently. Th
ATTORNEYS JOIN FORCES
J. F. logan and E. E. Heckbert, Op
ponents In Fallng Case, Together.
Opposed to each other In the bitterly-fought
Fallng win contest. John F.
Logan and E. E. Heckbert. who re
turned last night from California,
where they hav been taking testimony
In the Kallng case, stopped off long
enough at McMlnnvtll to secure the
acquittal of H. E. Leonard and W. C
Van Derail, of Portland, who were on
trial charged with embezzlement of
11160 from their creditors. In the Mc
Mlnnvllle case th two attorneys joined
forces and won a clean-cut victory, ac
cording to advices from McMinnville.
The two defendants formerly owned
th Yamhill Mercantile Company which
became Insolvent in October, 1910, when
It went through bankruptcy proceed
ings. 2871 SOCIETIES WANTED
War Savings Clubs Throughout State
Are to Be Organized.
Organisation of 2871 war-savings so
cieties in th ejate, each with a mem
bership of ten members or more, before
March 15, s the newest task cut out
for the local war savings stamp or
ganization. There are at present but
three war-savings societies in the state.
They are the Prudential Life Insurance
Society, the Baker City Society and the
McAdoo war-Savings Society of Anuty.
The Treasury Department haa sent
notification that fjO.OOO of these socie
ties are to be organized throughout the
United States, the basis of organization
being one lor every 200 persons, and
that working on this basis Oregon's
quota is ZS7.
DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY PRO.
DUCIXG MORE EVIDENCE. .
Hawaiian Musician Gets Verbal Drub
bing by Mr. Deich, Who Brands '
Him as "Scoundrel."
Charles K. DImond, Hawaiian musi
cian, known throughout the city, was
arraigned in the Municipal Court yes
terday on a statutory complaint and
waa given an unmerciful verbal drub
bing by Deputy City Attorney Deich,
who branded him as "a acoundrel,"
and "a public nuisance who has been
ruining; young girls ever since he
came to town."
A recent attempt of Dolores Baker to
commit suicide, this taking place In
Dlmond's room In the Central Hotel,
brought about his arrest, Mr. Deich
himself signing the complaint. Miss
Baker, who was unconscious for 43
hours after swallowing poison last
Sunday, was unable to be present, aa
she is still In the hospital. The case
therefore waa continued until next Sat
urday morning, at the request of Mr.
Deich, as he told Judge Rossman he
wishes to produce further testimony.
W. A. Carter represented Dimond, and
declared that the testimony of Captain
Circle, consisting of admissions made
to him and Clerk of Inspectors Niles
by Dimond. did not constitute suffi
cient evidence to hold the accused, and
Judge Rossman said he agreed with
this view, but would continue the case
so as to afford the city an opportunity
to make out its case.
Captain Circle testified that Dimond
had admitted to him the night of his
arrest that he and the woman had
been living together as man and wife
for a year. Mr. Carter held that this
was not admissible, but the court al
lowed it to go In.
Dimond is out on ball.
Bootlegger Is Recaptured.
BAKER, Or., Feb. 8 (Special.)
Deputy Sheriff Nelson returned from
Enterprise today with Shorty Alexan
der, who forfeited his ball after plead
ing guilty to a charge of bootlegging.
The arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff
Rhlnehart at Enterprise on information
furnished by the Baker County officers.
Read The Oreyonian classified ads.
FAMILY AFFAIRS PATCHED
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker Find Tem
porary Divorce Sufficient.
'Judge, we hav patched up our
affairs and are now living tjipplly to
gether, saia rf. ju. DaKflr, w nun ue
entered the Municipal Court yesterday
and confided to Judge Rossman this
fact
'That suits me fine," . replied the
judge. . And Mn, and Mrs. Baker filed
out of th room, arm in arm.
They figured In a seen ot domestic
turbulence two weeks ago. when the
husband was accused of striking his
wife. Judge Rossman granted what
be called a temporary "divorce" for
SO days and told them to think it over
and let him know the result.
Phone your want ads to Th Orego-
nlan. Main 7070. A 6095.
Klean Maid Bread
Table Queen Bread
Royal Rapt Bread
all united for victory. These three leading brands of qual
ity bread are being made in accordance with the rules and
regulations of the United States Food Administration for the
making of
"VICTORY-' Bread
and will, before many days, be "doing their slice" as full
"VICTORY" Bread. All three are a "victory" in bread mak
ingthe "ROYAL way" of doing it.
Announcement of the Appearance of Our Full "Victory"
Bread Will Be Made Later.
ROYAL RYE BREAD is a full "VICTORY" Bread
At Your Grocer's.
ROYAL Bakery and Confectionery
"Working With Uncle Sam for Victory"
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