THE MORNING OTiEGONIAX, SATURDAY, MAKCTI 9, 1918. "
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"SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FITTING MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CORSETS TODAY THIRD FL O QRwxmxa
HARASS JACK Willi
DON'T
tell all you know
to people you don't
know. Do not
help the enemy by
your talk.
Thrift
Stamps
t IJc and War Saving
Stamps at 14.14 on sale
at Accommodation Bu
reau. Basement, Sixth St.
Smileage
Coupons
on sale Main and Fifth
Floors. In books of 20
coupons, II; books of 100
coupons, 5.
Sale Women's, Children's vj! (Q
ftliddy Blouses and Dresses
CENTER AISLE BARGAIN SQUARE sale of women's and children's middy
blouses and children's dresses of neat ginghams and percales. All desirable
colors and styles. A good selection including garments formerly selling as high
a3 98c on sale today at 49c. Center Aisle Bargain Square, Main Floor,
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to Hypnotism,-Sister Says.
Horse's Kick Is Cause.
For Every Reader of This Paper: Good News
OPERATION IS SUGGESTED
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4aaWBaBVBmiBaS
Voalh Who lhe to Join Marine,
bat Is 1'ix-rrtalit of' Krai Name
or IllrthpUrr. May Be Soffcr-
log From Ilraln Prcurr.
Tracry Ellsworth "Jack" Punn. Is
aid to b either the victim of some
rc. m J ii u numi vinkiiKu. ii iiiviiu jr.
powers over him. or else Is auffrrins; f.
from a pressure on the brain which ha J
caused aa almost t tal Ki of memory j 0
so far as his early cnuunood is con
cerned. Ills mother believes that he la the
victim of some dire hypnotic Influence.
wMI hie sister. Mrs. tlllma Diamond.
1 Kast Thlrty-se venth street, believes
that a piece of skull Is pressing; aaalnst
his brain. At any rate, his sinter yes-
trrday telephoned to Sheriff llurlburt
and asked If arrangements mlaht not
be made to aire her brother a thorough
examination to determine whether or
Tot a skull operation mlaht restore
a memory which has become badly
twisted.
Mather Has traaae Theory.
Tounc Dunn, who Is -1 yeara old.
Startled Sheriff llurlburt 'Wednesday
when he appeared at the Courthouse
and made the stransre request that the
fcherlff assist him In learning his real
name and the date and place of his
birth. The yours; man said he had no
recollection of his early childhood. The
following day his sister, who had not
seen him for years, put In an appear
ance and soucht Information concern
ing her brother.
The boy's nother. who Is a resident
cf Seattle and who is a spiritualist,
met her son jresterday at the home of
her dajghter. Mrs. Diamond. The
mother asserted her strong belief In
the theory that the boy has been
hypnotised and made to suffer his
strange loss of memory by some enemy
of the family. She declared that If
sihertff llurlburt would permit her. she
would take her son In charge and re
store his memory through spiritualistic
teachings which she so strongly ad
vocates.
The boy's sis'er. however, clings to
belitls more earthly. She said yester
day that the boy had been kicked on
the head by a horse in California some
years ago and she thinks this Injury
nas caused his present trouble. For
this reason she Is anxious that a care
ful skull examination be made In order
that her brother might be cured and
fulfill his desire to serve his country
through enlistment In the Marine Corps.
Mother Retara He,
It hit ssld yesterday by Mrs. Dunn
that tho young man recognises her at
times aa his mother and other times
expresses doubt aa to her real Identity.
The same ts true of his sister and
brother, she said. But Inasmuch aa her
daughter already haa requested Sheriff
llurlburt to assist In restoring the boy
to his proper " mental condition, the
mother returned yesterday to her home
at Seattle.
Notice was first given to young
Junn's condition when he attempted to
Join the Marine Corps this week, but
was refused enlistment berause of his
inability to give the date and place of
bis birth and the names of his father
aad mother. The boy first gave his
rams aa -Jack" Dunn, but his sister
ts his name la Trarey Kllaworth
Dunn. W hen young Dunn told his story
to Sheriff llurlburt Wednesday be ex
pressed the belief that Dunn was a
name which was given to him by some
family who had adopted htm In early
childhood, although It has slnca been
larned that this Is his true name. Mrs
Dunn said yesterday that he waa her
a a son and not an adopted one.
Sheriff llurlburt will endeavor to
have young unn submit to an ex
amination ana an operation If It Is
found neree.ary and proper arrangc-
p'iuj can d mane.
TONS OF FISH DUMPED
lit' ttrOED OK rtlLIRE TO
KKS:p PftotnE9.
CossssUafcsoer KcOaaer Asks That
Catrhea Be la for .ale
la re HI Market.
City Commissioner Kellaher yester
day received direct Information from
smelt fishermen on the rivers tributary
to the Columbia that members of the
so-called trust, formed to keep fish
prices up. have refused to live up to
their promises as to purvbaeea from the
fishermen and that tons have been
dumped bark Into the water.
Mr. Kellaher was visited yesterday
by several smelt fishermen, who told
him that the situation had become such
that they cannot longer dispose of their
catches to the so-called trust and are
row seeking a market elsewhere.
"I told the fishermen." said Mr. Kel
laher. -that If they will send me their
catches. I will do my best at disposing
of them through the Municipal Market.
1 will place In cold storage all that
cannot he .old while fresh."
Mr. Kellaher reported the situation
to W. B. Ayer. federal Food Adminis
trator for lregon.
It aeems to me." said Mr. Kellaher.
that, with a war going on and the
need of food as pressing aa It la, specu
lation should he suppressed and some
war found to stop the practice
charged."
SEWER SYSTEM PROPOSED
tommlxlonrr Harbor Sajs Vrc
Rise Becoming Impracticable
of
Aa ti.rr-eptlnc sewer system to
rarry Tortland sewage to a rentral
point below the city to be manufactured
Into fertiliser la a plan Commissioner
of Public Work Barbtir haa In snlnd.
He said yesterdav that while he will
rot attempt to have this work done
Immediately, he will have plana worked
ont and ready for execution 'at the
close of the war.
"It will pot do for us to ue t:e river
much longer for carrying- off the sew.
ase of a city the else of Portland."
e'd Mr. Bar Our. - propose to have
plans ready and arrangements made
for thla work so that the city will be
M to evecute it after the war is over.
There wilt undoubtedly be manv mn
then who will want positions and this
will help to care for them and at the
same time put through a very neces
sary Improvement."
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Today Our Big Daylight Clothing Store Features
Young Men's
New Spring
Suits
AT A WELL-LIKED PRICE
Not merely suits that young men CAN
wear, but suits that are especially de
signed and styled for young men and
men who stay young, in patterns and
colorings that instantly appeal to smart
dressers. Suits, too, of the worthiest
kind in fabric and workmanship, every
one evidencing a world of class. Most
men know that good suits at $25 are
becoming harder to obtain and. these
ARE good suits we guarantee them
to be.
The season's leading fabrics in all the
newest styles, patterns and colorings.
Hand tailoring is a feature. All the
value lhat a man could wish for at a
most convincingly low price $25.
Plenty of new suits, too, for men of
more conservative taste. A wide range
of prices.
A new shipment of famous Hickey
Freeman Quality Spring Suits just in
$30 to $55.
Men's Clothing Shop, Third Floor.
Newest Spring
. Ready-to-Wear
Hats
We have a most complete show
ing of women's, misses' and chil
dren's ready-to-wear hats for
Spring. New hats of Milan, lisere
and hemp. All the popular shapes
and colors for street, sports and
school wear. $2.50 ! $12.50.
Millinery Shop, Fourth Floor.
Collars 65c
Regularly 95c. New organdy
collars with ruffles. In white and
white with colored ruffles in rose,
pink, blue and tan combinations.
Sailor, Tuxedo and pointed styles
with hemstitched and picot edges.
COLLARS $1.29
Roll surplice collars in colored
satin are much in demand. In new
Spring shades of gold, maize, beige,
blue, tan, gray, flesh and white.
Neckwear Shop, Main Floor.
New Veils
Circular and flowing drape veils
in hexagon mesh with chenille dots.
Also scroll designs. All popular
shades. $1.25 values 89.
Remnants of veiling in all colors.
Values to 65c. EACH 25.
Slip-on veils in black only. Plain
and figured hexagon mesh. Each
25c.
' Veiling Shop. Main Floor.
Last Day of Our Great Sale
Men's Underwear
Union suits and separate garments at wonderful savings in
some instances LESS THAN PRESENT WHOLESALE COST.
Finest quality materials in all the wanted weights mostly the
popular medium weight. Workmanship, fit and finish of the
best. Look at. these names and these prices all are much lower
than replacement costs would warrant.
Aug-nata Union Sulta SI. 15. Made on Cooper spring-needle ma
chines. Long- sleeves, ankle length. Closed crotch.
Chalmers Union Suits gl.75. This famous make greatly rednoed.
Cotton fleeced union suite made on Cooper spring-needle machines.
Long sleeves, ankle length. Closed crotch.
Stottgarter and Richmond Closed Crotch Union Sulfa 81.96.
Worsted mixed. Medium and heavy weights. Long sleeves, ankle
length. Closed crotch.
Chalmers Shirts and Drawers 75. Cotton fleeced garments made
on Cooper spring-needle machines. Less than present mill cost at
75c garment.
Sanitary Fleeced Shirt) and Drawera 81. Flat weave, comfortable
garments in silver gray: SI is about present wholesale cost.
Jersey Ribbed Worsted Shirts and Drawers $1.50. Made on
Cooper spring-needle machines. Natural gray. Medium heavy weight.
Boys' Union Suits 85. Medium heavy weight fleeced Egyptian
cotton for boys 3 to 16 years. Long sleeves, ankle length.
Other Specials
New Shirts $1.15
WOVEN MADRAS, unexcelled for looks and wear.
Crisp new shirts in latest Spring patterns and colorings.
Plain and fancy designs. Soft cuff styles. All sizes.
Our 2-days' sale of these shirts closes tonight at 6 P. M.
Silk Ties 18c
Broken assortments hence the reduced price, which is in some
instances LESS THAN HALF the original marking. Wide
flowing end styles. Still a good selection at ISc.
Cloth Hats $1.85
This price until 6 P. M. ton(ght it is close to present WHOLE
SALE. Sewed cloth hats In zibehnes and tweeds. Some satin
lined, leather sweat-bands or leather and silk. Several styles and
colorings. All sizes for men and extra large sizes for women.
Other new Spring hats from the most famous makers: Mallory
Cravenette proof felt hats $4. Knox and Stetson soft and stiff
hats $5-$6. Borsalino imported Italian hats $6. AND the famous
M. & F. soft hats at $2 and $3. Main Floor, Fifth Street.
NEW! For the Girls
CHILDREN'S DOROTHY DRESSES
Simple little frocks of finest Japanese crepes,
chambrays and linens. Shown in one and two-tone
colors. High waist line styles. Also quaint
Dutch styles. Trimming of hand embroidery and
feather stitching. Some have white collars and
wool trimming. 2 to 6 years, $5.50 to $12. 6 to
14 years. $12 to $18.50.
CHILDREN'S NEW COATS
Attractive new models in children's coats
many exclusive styles. Wool poplins, covert cloths,
serges, checks, wool velours, homespuns and
barella cloths. Some have pleated backs, smart
belts, fancy pockets and deep sailor collars of
self material. Over collars in white or colors.
2 to 6 years, $3.98 to $15. 6 to 15 years, $12 to
$50.
NEW ROMPERS AND CREEPERS
New one and two-piece style rompers, also
creepers. Made of colored gingham and white
madras or lawn. Many have feather stitching
trimming. 6 months to 4 years, 98c to $1.98,
NEW HATS
New hats for the little misa for
street and dressy wear. Roll and
straight brim styles, poke and
mushroom shapes. Made of Milan,
hemp, silk and silk and straw com
binations. Many colors. $1.50 to
$3.
Baby bonnets 75c to $3.50.
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NEW SMOCKS
Misses' new smocks made of
crepe, broadcloth and pongee.
Fancy effects with large sailor
collars, pockets and sashes. Trim
ming of fancy stitching, wool
smocking and hand embroidery in
colors. Sizes 14 to 16 and 36 to
42. Priced $4 to $12.
Children's Shop, Second Floor.
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A Great Special Purchase of Exactly
177 Garments Women's Finest Glove Silk
Corset Covers
and Camisoles
$1.98
All Are Really Most Remarkable Values!
Rarely, indeed, are we able to present to the women of
Portland such a sale as this women's finest glove silk cor
set covers and camisoles at the remarkably low price
of $1.98.
A fortunate special purchase of these corset covers and camisoles
from the country's foremost manufacturer of women's fine silk under
garments. Mostly pink, a few in white. Daintily trimmed with lace
in assorted styles. Two illustrated. Washing directions with each
garment. Very special at $1.98.
Main Floor, siztn street.
Good News for Boys and Parents!
ALL. WOOL Suits
With 2 Pairs Pants
At the Moderate Price of
$12.50
Shrewd fathers and mothers will rec
ognize immediately that these ALL
WOOL suits at $12.50 are the most out-of-the-ordinary
values.
Boys' two-pants suits, made of all
wool cheviots and tweeds in pleasing
shades of brown, green, gray and tan
checks and mixtures.
Exceptionally well tailored garments with
reinforced pockets and alpaca linings. Coats
are made with new two-piece all-around belt
and pleats.
Remember every suit has two pairs of fully
lined well made knickerbockers this feature
means practically DOUBLE SERVICE to the
wearer.
All sizes for boys from 6 to 18 years. Very
specially priced at $12.50.
Boys' Clothing Shop, Third Floor.
Keep Your
For the Sake of
Kodak Busy
the Boys in Uniform
Pictures of home, from home, come
closer to the hearts of boys in uni
form than anything else, except per
haps letters. Both are National obli
gations and ' the best preventives
against homesickness.
We have complete stocks of all the
necessary requisites kodaks, cam
eras and supplies.
Expert developing, printing and en
larging all prints on Velox paper.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
25c Eastman Acid Fixing "I
Powder, lb. nke.. snecial at AOl
Principal Agents Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Kodak Shop, Main Floor.
Just Received A New Shipment of
Large Auto Robes
Good f90 and UOM Values for Only
SlPi
$7.35
-Luggage Shop. Sixth Floor.
A special purchase of robes for auto
mobile and various other uses. Plain
shades of gray, blue and brown. Soft
and warm robes with turned edges
without fringes. Sizes 60x70 and 60x72
inches. These are the most exceptional
values at the low price of $7.35.
Men'
Women
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Angora Sweater Coats
$6.50
ONE ILLUSTRATED
Our sporting goods store offers this re
markable value in finest Angora sweater
coats today while any of a limited number
remain. This price is LESS THAN PRES
ENT WHOLESALE.
Angora sweater coats in gray, brown and
heather mixtures. The popular ruffneck
style. With two pockets. Garments that
give, in a superlative degree warmth without
weight.
For sports, motoring and everyday wear.
Suitable for women's wear as well as men's.
Sizes 38 to 44.
Sporting Goods, Sixth Floor.
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Toiletries
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap,
small cakes. 6 for 5of . cake 10f
Colgate's AU-Around Bath Soap,
assorted odors, box 4 Or", cake 15
Pears' Fuller's Earth, 20.
Mary T. Goldman's Hair Restor
er, JM.20.
La Blache Face Powder, 39.
Java Rice Face Powder, 39f t
Veda Rose Rouge, 40.
La Dorine Compact Rouge, oOf.
Pebeco Tooth Paste. 43.
Creme Elcaya, 79.
Evans Depilatory Powder, Ao.
Mary Garden Extract, oz. $2.25.
These and all other toilet requi
sites will be found in our com
plete Toilet Goods Shop.
LUX
Use this pure soap in flakea
for all fine laundering. Won't
shrink woolens, won't turn silks
yellow, won't Injure even chif
fons. I'ackaae. 15fl two for
2S.
Main Floor. Sixth Street.
Children's Hosiery, Underwear
Hosiery for Spring Wear
Underwear
CHILD'S UNION
SUITS AT 85c
Children's fine gauge cotton
union suits in a desirable Spring
weight. High neck, long sleeve,
ankle length style. Sizes 2 to
14 years.
CHILD'S UNION
SUITS AT 85c
Children's Munsing union suit
in a light weight fabric Low
neck, sleeveless, knee length; low
neck, short sleeves, knee length
and high neck, short sleeves, knee
length styles. 2 to 6 years, 8,".
Sizes 6 to 12 years, $1.15. Sizes
12 to 14 years. $1.35.
CHILD'S VESTS
AND PANTS 25c
Children's fine gauge cotton
vests and pants. Vests in Sum
mer styles, pants knee length.
Sizes 2 to 12 years.
CHILD'S LISLE
HOSE. PAIR, 35c
Children's fine lisle hose of a
splendidly serviceable quality. In
black onlv. Three pairs $1.
BOYS' CADET
HOSE, PAIR, 45c
Boys' extra heavy Cadet stock
ings the kind that will give the
utmost in service. Black only.
All sizes.
CHILD'S CADET
HOSE, PAIR, 30c
Children's medium weight Ca
det hose, reinforced with linen at
heels, toes and knees. Sizes 6 to
8, pair 30. Sizes 9 to lO1,
pair 35. V
INFANTS' LISLE
HOSE, PAIR, 35c
Infants' fine mercerized lisle
hose in black and white. Sizes 4
to 6. Pair 35c or 3 pairs for $1.
CHILD'S LISLE
HOSE, PAIR, 40c
Children's Pony Wayne Knit
lisle hose with reinforced knees,
heels and toes. Black and white.
All sizes.
CHILD'S LISLE
HOSE, PAIR, 50c
Children's extra fine gauge
lisle hose with Hirner fashioned
foot. The most dressy and com
fortable stocking made. Black,
white, pink, sky and Palm Beach.
All eizes.
FINE CASHMERE
HOSE, PAIR, 35c
Infant's fine cashmere hose
with silk heels and toes. Black
and white. Exceptionally good
values at, pair 35c, or 3 pairs $1.
Main Floor, Sixth Street.
Men's Shoes
$385
Every man should take advan
tage of this opportunity to buy
good wearing shoes at this most
reasonable price.
Black gunmetal lace and button
shoes with single and half double
leather soles. Some have rubber
soles. 'Broad, medium and English
lasts. All sizes. Exceptional val
ues' at $3.85.
Shoe Shop, Third Floor.
Women's, Misses', Juniors'
- New
Tailored
Goats
For Spring Wear
A fine assortment.
Plain and semi-fancy styles and
cape coat effects in full length
loose back, short Empire waist
line and Basque models with
pleated or full shirred skirts.
Wide belts, half belts and novel
ty sashes.
Materials include finest quality
poplin, serge, gabardine and twill.
The range of prices
$15 to $65
affords every woman and miss an
opportunity to secure a new tai
lored coat at exactly the price
she wishes to pay.
Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor.
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