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Shoe Shining Parlors
in the Basement
Shoes shined 10c and 15c White suede or cloth
top shoes cleaned, 35c All kinds of kid shoes dyed
black, 60c Tan shoes dyed brown, 75c. All. dye
work guaranteed. Prompt and courteous service.
The Standard Store of the Northwest
The War Department
Needs Peach Stones
Dried -peach stones are essential in making gas
masks for the soldiers. Also apricot, plum, prune
and olive pits, date seeds, walnuts, hickory nuts.
Leave pits and stones in barrels near store entrances.
Olds, Wortman &'Kini
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THE MORNING OREGONIAN. SATURDAY, SEPTE3IBER - 28, 1918.
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ao, ' Charge Purchases Made Today and Monday Will Go on Your October Account Payable Nov. 1st 0EI0I0,jj
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Purchases-
in All Departments Except Groceries
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3 lb. Can Coffee
Special 95c
Dependable, Golden Wesl M. J.
B. and Royal Club; 3-pound cans
priced special today, for 95
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Carter's Knit
Underwear
Fall and Winter Weights
Slain Floor For 60 years Car
ter's Underwear has been the fa
vprite with careful buyers. Every
garment is made of best materials
obtainable, in the most sanitary
factory in America. BUY NOW.
Women's Union Suits of wool
and cotton mixed, medium and
heavy weight $3.75 and $4.00.
Women's Union Suits, of wool
and cotton. Priced $3 and $3.50.
Women's Union Suits, of fine
grade cotton. 10 styles to select
from. Priced $2.00 to $2.50.
Children's
Lackawanna Twins
Underwear
We are exclusive Portland
agents for Lackawanna Twine Un
derwear. Fall and Winter lines
are now complete offering a
weight and style to suit every
need at very reasonable prices.
Wool and cotton mixed, pants
and vests, priced $1.10 to $1.80
Wool and Cotton mixed Union
Suits. Priced at $1.40 to $2.40
Exclusive Portland Agents for the Celebrated
sses
YOU HAVE OFTEN SEEN DRESSES that won
you completely and yet when you came to de
scribe them you simply could not tell just what
it was that won your admiration. It was the
charm of simplicity. That charm characterizes BETTY
WALES DRESSES throughout, and distinguishes them
from all others. It is the simplicity
that demands the utmost skill in cut
and design a simplicity that subor
dinates the trimming scheme in
short the simplicity of good taste.
Betty Wales dresses are shown in a'
multitude of smart models for girls
and young women and for women who
want to remain young. Made up in
serge and satin combinations, also
wool jersey. Two popular models are
here pictured. These dresses range
in price from $20.00 to $38.50.
This
Betty Wales
Model
$2650
Special Showing of New Suits
and Coats for Juniors 2d Floor
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Silk Petticoats $3.98
Saturday Special
This Center Circle, First Floor Splendid qualities silk taf-
Hpttv Wales e n s'"c Ine9Sane aso s'c jersey with taffeta
f j i . . flounces. Various styles trimmed with fancy plaiting
Model 0r ruffles. Full ranee of new shades for d0 f0
Full. Also chanereables. Saturdav snecial
$20M
New Autumn
Neckwear
Chic Styles to Wear with
Fall Garments
SCARCELY a day passes but
we receive something new
in the way of collars, sets,
vests or vestees. You can
always depend upon seeing the
latest things here first. Neck
wear from best Eastern makers.
We also show beautiful neckwear
made right here in Portland.
NEW COLLARS in all the late
styles roll, flat, square, cr round
new sets in scores of styles
new vestees made -up in all the
popular materials crepes, satins,
piques, organdies, nets, etc. Hand
embroidered, tailored and lace
trimmed. Priced 65 to $5.00
NECKWEAR DEPT.,
ON THE MAIN FLOOR.
$18, $20, $25, $35 New Fall Hats
On Sale Saturday $ 1
OUR FIRST GREAT $15 SALE of trimmed millinery j
will be held Saturday. Hundreds of women who have at-
tended these sales in the past will need no urging to come 1
for they know full well the good remarkable bargains to JLm
expect and they know, too, they will not be 'disappointed. About half of
the hats in this lot are Fall patterns that have served as models for our
own artists the balance are reproductions of imported fads and beautiful
creations from our workroom. There are hats from Hyland, Bendel, Jos
eph and other famous designers in the show
ing. Exquisite models trimmed with ostrich,
flowers, ribbons and novelties of all kinds.
Velours, hatters plush, Lyons velvets. Hats
in this sale priced for
merly at $18, $20, $25,
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, Salons i:' Floor
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$28, $30 and $35. Don't
wait till afternoon
come in the morning
and get first choice of
these Hats.
Priced special at
S15
$10 Marabou Scarfs $6.95
Latest Styles Black and Colors
Neckwear Dept. This is a special lot bought underprice. Beautiful
marabou and ostrich boas in latest styles some are trimmed with
tails, others with silk cord and loop fastenings. Black, natural, nig
ger brown, mole. Scarfs well worth $10.00 Saturday at $6.95
Women's Fur Collars
Main Floor At the Neckwear counter we shpw all the newest ideas in
for collars ranging in price from $8.95 to $25.00. These are shaped
to fit shoulders and are lined with good quality satin. Main Floor.
In the Trimming Department the collars are shown without lining
and are used to sew on garments.. Ask to see these new Fall arrivals.
New Georgette
Crepe $2
Lace Dept, First Floor Were-we
to buy this high-grade crepe in
today's market it could not be
sold under $2.50 a yard. It is
of standard quality and is an ex
cellent cloth in every way. Shown
in a fine assortment of the new
Fall shades. Our price, (1JO ff
special, for the yard
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Men's Fall Overcoats
' $20 to $50
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No one appreciates the real comfort of
a snug warm overcoat as the man who
does not own one. We ask you to come
In and examine our' new stock try on
the new models note the high-class tail
oring and splendid fabrics. Every one
of the season's good styles is represented.
They range in price from $20 to $50.
MEN'S RAINCOATS in rubberized and
cravenette cloths $12.50 and up.
Men's Suits
$25 to $47 JO
Several dependable ' makes here for
your choosing Clothing that will come
up to your expectations from every point
of view. Prices range $25 to $47.50.
Young men's suits at $20 to $42.50.
Officers' Uniforms
of O. D. serge and moleskin. Very best
tailoring throughout. Regulation style.
They are all very reasonably priced.
Men's Winter
Underwear
Early buying of Winter underwear is
very desirable on account of increasing
scarcity of finer grades. Our stocks are
now complete in nearly all best lines.
Men's union, suits, special $3 to $10
Shirts and drawers, $1.75 to $3.50.
Dutchess Trousers
"10c a Button, $1 a Rip" the money
warranty that is sewed in every pair of
Dutchess Trousers. An extra pair" of
pants means extra service for your suit.
Prices range from $3.50 up to $10.00
Inspect Our Great Stocks of
Boys' Winter Suits
and Overcoats
NEW NORFOLKS of Navy blue serge, tweeds,
cheviots, cassimeres and hard finish worsteds. Plain
or military backs loose belts with buckles. Pants cut
full taped seams. Prices range from $7.50 to $25
BOYS' OVERCOATS, with military, convertible
collars. Ages 2Vi to 18. Prices from $10 to $25.
BOYS' MACKINAWS . Price $6.50 to $17.50.
Boys' Furnishings
Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Etc., Etc.
Boys' military hats and caps $1.50 to $3.00.
Black Cat. and Buster Brown Stockings, for boys'
school wear. Priced at 40, 50, 55, 60 pair.
Boys' school shirts and blouses, at $1.00 to $1.50
Dutchess Knickers Priced at-$3 to $3.25 pair.
New Veils and Veilings
Main Floor Latest. styles in drape
veils and veilings by the yard.
Priced specially at 35 to $5.00.
New E-Z-ON veils plain and
fancy designs. Hairline hexagon
meshes. These have fine elastic
rubber, 25, 35 eS 65, 85 each.
SPECIAL High-class veiling in
Tuxedo mesh and Shetland finish,
in fancy ecroll, woven effects and
chenille dots. Veilings such as
usually sell at $1.00 to $1.25 a
yard, on sale Saturday at fltZ
Veiling Counter at, the yard "tlU
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In Basement Millinery
Sale of 500 New Untrimmed Hats jj
All Latest Shapes Special Only D
A new shipment just in by express. Smart new sailors,
turbans, pokes, droops and dozens of other styles. Black, red,
brown, blue, purple and taupe. By adding a bit of trimming
these may easily and quickly be made into beautiful Fall
hats. -They are specially priced for Saturday at, each $2.00.
Great Showing of Misses', Children's Hats
Special Reduced Prices on Bridal Wreath Pattern
Oneida Silverware
Third Floor This is high-grade silver
ware and is guaranteed for 10 years of
ordinary family use. Note the savings.
SET OF SIX PIECES.
Dessert Spoons, set of six for $1.6o-
Tea Spoons set of six. Special at 93.
Table Spoons set of six. Special $1.85.
Bouillon Spoons set of six. Special $2.10.
Berry Spoons set of six. Special $1.05.
Dessert Forks, set of six. . Special $1.65
Table Forks set of six, for, only $1.85.
Oyster Forks set of six. Special $1.75
Butter Spreads set of six. Only $2.10
Table Knives, set of six. Special $2.45.
Dessert Knives, set of six. Special' $2.35.
SINGLE PIECES. .
Baby Spoons, 35c; Sugar ' Spoons, 40c;
Pickle Forks, 55c; Butter Knives, 40c;
Cream Ladles, 65c; Gravy Ladles, 75c.
OUR SALE of electric Lamps is still go
ing on. Don't overlook this chance to save.
Double Trading Stamps With Cash Purchases
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"Children's Day"
Second Floor Bring the young folks in and let them have a peep
at the new Winter 6tyles in coats, dresses, skirts and other wearables
we have assembled in the Girls' Shop. Double trading stamps will
be given with all cash purchases made, in this department today.
Girls' Military Coats Special $19.85
Girls' Corduroy Coats $18 0
Second Floor Very smart, new
coats for girls 8 to intermediate
ages. .Latest military cuts with
patch or side pockets, high col
lars and belts. Spe- CI CI
cial Saturday only j5A"7.0J
Second Floor Girls' ordinary
coats, in navy, burgundy and
brown, plain or plush trimmed
style, with large pockets and
belts, ages 8 to " 14 O r f
years. Sale price DOet)U
Girls' New Winter Coats $18.75 to $36.50
Coats for Little Tots $5.98 to $18 0
Second Floor Girls' new Win
ter coats in many attractive mod
els. Meltons, cheviots and vel
ours, ages 8 to intermediate. See
these. Prices $18.75 to $36.50
Second Floor For little girls 2
to 6 years we show a number of
beautiful new Winter styles. Some
are trimmed with fur. The prices
range from $5.98 to $18.50.
GIRLS SERGE DRESSES 8. to 14 years $12.98 to $36.50.
PETER THOMPSON DRESSES blue serge $12.75 to $29.50.
GIRLS GYMNASIUM BLOOMERS r $2.25, $3.25 and $5.50.
Saturday Sale of
Toilet Needs
& Drugs
We reserve the right to limit
quantity of any article in this
list sold to a customer. Double
Stamps Saturday, cash purchases,
Ivory Soap 9CP
5 Cakes for AOL,
Limit of 5 bars of Ivory Soap
to a customer. None sold or de
livered at the above price except
with other purchases made in the
Drug Department, First Floor,
. Creme Oil
Soap, 3 for AOL,
Everyweek Shampoo for 50
Squibb s Boric Acid, pound oO$
Glycothymoline, 25, 50c $1
Pluto Water, large size, 45
Malvina Face A! r
Cream, Jar L,
Witch Hazel, 16 . ounces, 40
Woodbury's Soap priced 22
Maurine Satin Cream for the
complexion, at 25 f, 50f $1
Rubifoam for
the teeth at AILs
Maurine Skin Food, 50 , $1
Maurine Beauty Lotion an ex
ceptional preparation Priced for
Saturday at 500 and $1.00
Jergens Violet
Glycerine Soap
Squibb's Talcum Powder, 200
Lyon's Tooth Fowder at 22e
Pebeco Tooth Paste for 45
Santiseptic Lotion now for 450
Glovers Mange A
Medicine at rrOiw
Kolynos Tooth Paste for 280
D. & R. Cream 300, 450, 750
Enos f ruit baits, now 980
Java Rice Powder, now 450
Pluto Water, AEZn
Large Size rOL
Graves' Tooth Powder 22c, 450
Jergen's B. & A. Lotion, 390
Nujol for constipation now 750
Cuticura boap
Special Cake AOL,
-Squibb's Olive Oil, put up in 3
sizes, V. pint 500, Yj pint
750 and full pint at $1.25
Sal Hepatica 270, 530, $1.10
10c
Special Sale
Narrow Satin
Ribbons
Main Floor Satin ribbons in
pink, white and blue narrow lin
gere widths, also some in the
wide. One big special lot on sale
Saturday at special, 30 and up.
HAIR BOW RIBBONS of de
pendable quality the firm kind
that will keep their shape. Latest
colors and patterns for school
girls. 350 to 850 a yard.
Hair bows tied free of charge
at the ribbon counter Saturday.
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Men's $8.50 Shoes at $6.98
Extra Special for Saturday
Main Floor Here is a saving that is well worth in
vestigatingespecially in these days of advancing
costs. Dull calf blucher shoes on wide full-toe last
vici kid blucher cut with medium round toe, a con
servative shape cherry-colored lotus calf
shoes with narrow, English or medium toe
dark tan calf, English shape. Extra
heavy single sole of oak tanned leather.
Sizes 6 to 11 D width JJ QO
only. $8.50 shoes, pair at Bvli0
Portland Agency for
Blister Brown Shoes
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HOSPITAL BILL HELD OP
DISTRICT ATTOHXEV 'STAJIDS
RIGHT BEFORK COUNTY.
rmrililfoi With Saarjloa f Legal
Department Realre4 by Coaaty
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Cammlaalonera.
A. TV. Orton, chtet clerk to County
Judge Taxwell a.id " District Attarney
Kvans exchanged verbal shots before
the County Commisaioners yesterday
-when the District Attorney charged the
County Court with authorizing the pay
ment of certain bills without advice
of the District Attorney as contem
plated by law.
The board had before it bills from
St. Vincent's Hospital totaling- 650
These bills had been Incurred through
the County Court under authority of
the crippled child's act, passed by the
last Legislature.' Thd District At
torney advised against the pay ent of
the bills because they were not legal
ly presented.
The crippled child act stipulates that
before any crippled or mairr.ed child
receives treatment, the case must first
be presented to the District Attorney.
This. District Attorney Evans' said, has
not been done. He also said there was
a bill on file In which Multnomah
County was asked to pay the hospital
bill for a child living in the state of
Washington. f
The Commissioners yesterday de
clined to pay the bill although they
said they were willing to have It paid
If the proper legal formalities were
corrected.
Phone your want ads to The Orego-
nUn. Main 7070, A 6095.
COUNTY SALARIES GO UP
INCREASES . AGGREGATE SEVERAL
fcTJNDRKD DOLLARS.
Deputy District Attoraey, Special Agent,
Ferryboat Captains, Filets and As
sistant Engineers Get Raise.
Salary Increases aggregating several
hundred dollars a month were granted
to county employes yesterday. Other
petitions were held in abeyance pending
further investigation.
Deputy District Attorney Bernard
and M. Cahalin were Increased from SI 50
to $175 a month. Walter F. Oeren. spe
cial agent in the District Attorney's
office, was increased to $150 a month.
These increases were approved by DIs
trict Attorney Evans.
The Commissioners denied the appli-
cation of ferryboat captains for . an
increase from $150 to S160 a month, al-
though they increased the salary of '
pilots and assistant engineers from f 13a
to 1145.
Elevator operators and watchmen em
ployed at the Courthouse were increased j
from S80 to $90, and Ned Khoe, super
intendent of the building, was increased
from $95 to $100.
Frank E. Cook, County Court Stenog
rapher, was. increased - from $100 to
$115 per month, and Mrs. Clementine
Levy, record clerk In the office of the
District Attorney, was raised from $90
to iuu.
P.tltlnn. nf tnu m of or. fn r fl f m nrfl n
day and $1.00 a day with teams, and of I
road foremen, were referred to the I
roadmaster. j
Requested Increases for Miss G. C. !
CreaBey, superintendent of the County j
Hospital, from' $125 to $150 a month,
and for Miss Eva C. Jones, superlnten
rtnnt nf nurses, from $100 to $125 a
month, were not acted on.
HUBBY DECLARED BAD ONE
Wife Says Arthur Allison Is Drunk
ard, Thief and Forger.
Tilda Allison, in a euH for divprce
filed yesterday in the Circuit Court, al
leges she married a drunkard, a thief
and a forger when she took Arthur
Allison sb her spouse in Seattle in
1915. She declares that he recently
served six months in jail for larceny
and that after his release committed
forgery, for which he Js now under in
dictment. She also says he 4s a fugi
tive from the state of Washington.
Desertion is charged against Mamie
Hand In a suit filed by A. J. Hand.
They wer married iu 1908. Leona i
Toney wants a divorce from Jesse To- 1
married at Kaber, Or., in 1916.
SACKED WHEAT IS HELD UP
Temporary Embargo Placed on
Shipments to Astoria.
Temporarily there is an embargo on
sacked wheat shipments to Astoria, due
to congestion there. Approximately
200 cars are now on track there wait
ing to be unloaded.'
There is no difficulty In handling
wheat in bulk, as the bulk grain ele
vator can handle about 50 cars a day.
Delay in unloading sacked grain at the
warehouse necessitated a halt in ship
ments, which was ordered by the Spo
kane, Portland & Seattle Railway Company.
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