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13 SPECIAL NOTICE Furniture Department Is Now Located on the Fourth Floor Trunks and Bags on the Third tfloarS. & H. Stamp Office Has Also Been Moved to the Third Floor Portland Agency for Hoover, Ohio and Sweeper Vac Electric Cleaners Brenlin Window Shades Carter's Knit Underwear Gossard Corsets Dutchess Trousers Home Journal Patterns Motor Headwear For Women Slain Floor The Veiling Section has on display the rery newest styles in Motor Caps and Hats for that Easter motor trip. Made up in silk materials. Latest colors. Prices range, $ 1.2.5 to $2.03 each. The Standard Store of the Northwest Georgette Plaitings Special $1.25 Yd. Main Floor Hemstitched 'and picot edged Georgette crepe plaitings in white, flesh, coral, victory red, mikado, henna and various other combi- J" OfT nation colors in all the new shades, yard DX.t) Olds, Wortman & King Reliable Merchandise Reliable' Methods Easter Sales and Notes of Interest to Friday Shoppers TIIE MORING OREGONIAX, FRIDAY, APRIIi 18, 1919. lacteal a-J Featuring New Arrivals in Coats and Capes At $15.00 to $89.50 Second Floor Beautiful new Capes of serge, tricotine, velour, jersey and satin many with coatee front" or in surplice effect bound with braid. Also smart styles with yoke, cut very full and trimmed with bias folds. New Coats in a large selection of models in plaited or semi-fitting styles, also in high-waist and novelty belted models. Made up in gabardines, wooi, velour, serge, bolivia, jersey, covert and silk poplin. SEE THtsil Women's and Misses' Capes priced at $15.00 up to $95.00 Women's and Misses' Coats priced at $10.5O up to $89.50 New Silk Dresses Special $17.45 Second Floor Charming frocks for street and afternoon wear, of 6atin, taffeta and combinations of Georgette crepe and taf feta. Attractive models in bolero effects, also high waistliRe and surplice styles. Some embroidered in chenOe or beads and have dainty collar of Georgette. Black, tan, plum, fl- rj Mf? Dainty Tub Waists at $1.25 Center Circle, Main Floor Xf .1. triMA. TTrati rym-ar mnrintr mrwfola in fnnev find tailored ef fects. Plain and striped voiles trimmed with fine tucks, also lace and embroidery trimmed styles. Great assort- (P-! OP -r l,l. fMiri wrhiVh in oWr Frirlnv at onlv JJXasi'J UlCUh VI HI , 1 a A.wua w j J New Slip-On Veils 2 for 25c Main Floor At the special low price Fri day only. See aisle table. Plain Slip-on Veils in black and good colors. All-silk hexagon mesh very durable. Well made, full size and adjustable. Priced OC special for Friday's selling at 2 for a4Jlv Model Grocery Friday Specials Fourth Floor Experienced telephone clerks at your service, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. SOUD PACK TOMATOES spe- 1 Q fiallv Tirird for Frirlav. a can. onlv PREFERRED STOCK Canned Peas on snle Friday, the can, only STANDARD BRAND Canned Com. Special, $1.75 dozen; can FRENCH PEAS email cans at 14 OUR DELICATESSEN SHOP is sup plied with "good things to eat" for that Sunday trip! Order early in the day. 22c 15c Showing Newest and Smartest Styles in Easter Neckwear Slain Floor New Waistcoats, Vests, Col lars and Sets in a large selection of styles for women of discriminating taste. Real filet, crepe, organdy, sat'n, pique, and other materials. Priced G5 to $10.00 New Plaitings Main Floor Georgette Crepe, Net and Organdy Plaitings in hemstitched. Van Dyke and picot edge effects. White and flesh, victory red, henna, mikado, peach, tan, navy, cherry, coral and other shades. Priced at from 35 p up to ijio a yard 35c to 50c Windsor Ties Friday Special 19c v.:. itIm All-Qillr Windsor Tips in riark anr! lirhf. rnlorK. maill a iwi o i : tmrM -flrtvsl and nlnin eTiaH pq An ATrpnfinnnl offering: all are 01 sianaara aoc o vc qualities irom leading makers. Priced very special lor rmay s sale "m 19c Men's and Young Men's Quality Clothes "DRESS UP FOR EASTER" step in and let us show you the kind of clothes the best dressed men will wear Easter Sunday! Whether you intend to pay $25 or $"0 or a price "in-between" you will find here unequaled val ues in suits from America's best makers. Men's Store, Main Floor. Men's Union Suits At $1.89 Main Floor Chalmers Inrox Union Suits of fine white cotton gauze. All sizes; long or short sleeves, ankle length. Slightly imper- J- QQ feet. Regular J2.25 grade t5-L07 $1.50 Work Shirts At 98c Main Floor Cones Bros. Blue Cham bray Shirts in large, full-cut styles. Regular $1X0 grade. Spe- QQ, cially priced for Friday, at 'OC 65c Suspenders Special 43c Main Floor Celebrated President Sus pendersevery man knows that they sell regularly at 65c a pair. A On On sale Friday at very special Ol $1.50 Shirts 95c Famous Belmont Shirts Sizes 14 to 18 Main Floor Here is a sale of Shirts that should be of interest to every man in Portland! Choice as sortment of stripe patterns in the wanted colors plenty of black-and-white effects. Made with Frpnoh cuffs. Excellent duality percale and madras materi- OX als. Regular $1.50 Shirts at Buster Brown Hose 35c Grade, 4 Pairs $J Main Floor Buster Brown M white, navy, dark brown and green. 35c quality; 4 pairs $1 Ask for Trading Stamps. f- wis ' if; II $12.50 to $18 Easter Hats Millinery Salons, Second Floor Not only do these Hats represent the smartest modes of the moment, but many of them are exclusive styles and only one of a kind. Small Hats in tailored and flower trimmed effects, also medium and large 6tyles. Hats selling formerly from $12.50 up to j1 A (( Priced very special for Friday at J7XVW Smart Hats $7.50 Many of these are from lines selling heretofore to $12.50. Trimmed with flowers, quills, ornaments, etc. In black and colors. NEW TAILORED HATS in rough and fine etraws. Prices range $3.75 to $12 $io ALL BOYS like to look their best on Easter Sunday, and this is to tell parents we have one of the best stocks of boys'. wearables in town. $20.00 Suits $12.50 Main Floor Strictly high -class Suits from our own regular stock. Odd lines, therefore sizes are some what broken. Light and dark col ors. Suits formerly (PI O fTA priced $20, special at D-Lt0t Boys $1.50 Pants At 98c Main Floor-Fancy mixtures in light and dark colors. Full cut and lined throughout. Ages 6 to 14 years. Boys' regular $1.25 OQ and $1.50 Pants; special at -HJ Boys' Norfolks $8.50 to $25 Main 'Floor Latest models with stitched waistline or with belts and , buckles. Blue serge, homespuns, worsteds and cheviots. Ages 7 to 18. Sale of Boys' School Hosiery Lot 1, 30c Pair Lot 2, 43c Pair Main Floor Splendid quality Stockings for boys. Sizes Ofl 6 to 10. Special, the pair out Lot 2 Boys' hose; sizes 8 0 to 11; priced special, pair " - Women's Novelty Boots $9 to $12 Grades $6.95 Main Floor We have taken several hundred pairs of our very best boots and have cut them to nearly half the regular prices. In the assortment there are Gray Kid Boots with fabric tops on wanted last, with narrow, tipless toe, military or French heels i Black Calf Boots with fawn-nu-buck upper's, military heel; dark brown kid with harmonizing cloth tops, leather or covered Louis heels; tan calf with imitation wing tops, medium heel; black vici kid with military heel; Black Kid Buttoned Boots with half Louis heels; Golden Brown Kid Boots with high curved heels. Many of P? QfT "these are full lines others slightly broken sizes; $9 to $12 grades DU7J Odd Lines Women's Shoes $7.50 to $8.50 Grades at Pair Main Floor Women's Shoes of black calf with medium heel black kid with white fabric tops, flat heels, round toes light colored elkskin shoes with low heels tan calf black kid with gray cloth tops. Priced special in this sale, pair $5.95 $C95 jr- Basement Underprice Store Silk Skirts $4.79 Basement You must see. these splendid Skirts to appreciate what phe nomenal bargains they are at above price. Latest spring styles in dressy and sport effects with fancy belts, pockets some are smartly trimmed with buttons. Fancy messalines in plaids, stripes, etc., good quality, plain serges, Panamas and homespuns. All sizes and practically all OA r?Q colors in this great lot. Friday in Basement Underprice Store at I Luncheon served from 11:30 to 2:30 daily in our large airy Tea Room on the Fourth Floor. Prompt cour teous service, reasonable prices. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs " Friday Special OOC Main Floor Imported All -Linen Colored Novelty Handkerchiefs white with dainty hand - blocked prints in colors. Very smart with Easter apparel. Special as- QCp sortment on sale Friday, at JUl Women's Bathing Caps 25c to $1.00 Main Floor Our new 1919 etock of Women's Bathing Caps is now ready in the Drug Department. Great assortment of styles and colors. Prices range 25 to $1.00 One Cake Creme Oil Soap FREE with every purchase of 3 cakes of Creme Oil Soap for 250 This special offer holds good for Friday and Saturday only. Drug Department, First Floor. in IP te8? LI VtlM . cSk All New Novelties BEADS StoD at the Jew-?4 elry Coulter and 6ee the many new ar rivals in pearl and Victory red beads. Great variety on dis play. Prices range from 500 up to $10 Special Offerings in White Ivory Imitation White Ivory Hair, Re ceivers, Powder Boxes and Soap Boxes, priced special Friday, 250 Jewel Boxes, special at $1.50 Trays, Photo Frames, 250, 500 Buffers priced at 250 and 750 Special showing of beautiful hand-decorated ivory; new designs. Boys' Straw Hats $1.50 to $3.50 Main Floor The new spring styles in Boys' and Children's Straw Hats are now on display. Prices rango $1.50 to $3.50 Basement Sale Easter Hats $4.98 Basement Leghorn brims with silk crowns, flower trimmed hats in turbans and bandeau effects, also short-side and large rough straws with trimming of flowers, ribbons, etc. Black and colors. & QQ Priced in 2-Day Sale at Jrt0 Hat Trimmings 25c to $2.98 Fancies, Ostrich Novelties.'Wings, Flowers, Bridal and Confirmation Wreaths, etc., etc. in Basement. Sale of Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets Crockery Department, Third Floor Friday we shall feature a special sale of Dinner Sets at a price so low that the entire lot should be disposed of before closing time. American semi-porcelain white, fancy shape. Don't overlook this great opportunity to eave. 46-Piece Sets $5.95 Sets consist of 46 pieces 6 dinner plates 6 pie plates 6 soup plates 6 fruit saucers 6 teacups, 6 saucers 2 seven-inch vegetable dishes 1 eight inch vegetable dish sugar bowl and cover 1 creamer 2 platters 1 sauce boat and 1 bowl Total 46 pieces PRICED FOR THIS SALE AT $5.95 Other Dinner Sets Also at Great Reductions Easter Sale of Wm. Rogers Silverware Special Bargain Offerings in Famous Libbey Cut Glass Genuine Libbey Cut Glass odd lines from regular stock in a sac rifice sale at and Vi less than usual selling prices.. .Large assort ment different articles toselectfro m. Department 3d Floor. Libbey Cut Glass V Price Cut Glass Vases, Water Pitchers, Bottles, Candle sticks, Water Tumblers and various other pieces. Beautiful designs in this sale at HALF PRICE. AT OFF there are Vases, Flower Baskets, Water Pitchers, Nappies, Candlesticks, etc., etc., etc. Dept., Third Floor Wm. Rogers' 10 -year Guaranteed silver-plated table Ware in neat, at tractive design on sale this week at special low prices. S. & II. Green Trading Stamps given with purchases. SET OF SIX. Tea Spoons, special, a Dessert Spoons, special, Table Spoons, special, a Soup Spoons, special, a Salad Forks, special, a Dinner Forks, special, a Dinner Knives, special a Bouillon Spoons, special Set 93 Set $1.62 Set $1.8tt Set $1.80 Set $2.25 Set $1.86 Set $2.25 at $1.80 ' SINGLE PIECES Sugar Spoons priced special at' 3(1 Baby Spoons priced special at 33ft Cream Ladles priced special at 63 Gravy Ladles priced special at 83 Sugar Tongs priced special at 720 Official Casualty Report. WASHINGTON. Arril U- The fol lowing casualties are reported by the commanding neneral of the Ameri can expeditionary force: nil-d In action S I'lfA from m.nn.ti. I ji.rd from ai idem ami other ciua.... 7 I't.d of tltW!" 1 Wrtuml.U '"''y -1 "XV oil R ti-rre undetermined I -J ouadcJ hi!lr Tdtal 110 KiUarf la art Ad.na. Jinm w York. Trra. J..pli IL. .'ljr. " Vi.to. AtUiur 1-.. Co;. IHed ml waaada Huffman. Hnrtr. C. Heepavi:!. N. C. IH) froi aeritfcHit l'1pprt. Walter. Amb.rat. O. Tt.tm.oa. Arvhia I ce. 'aa-nvla, Wia. Vi lama. Van. Tall Mall. lion. mt oMae r-tr. J m-M li Midland. Md. lfaHf Ipmianlr repneteel mtlng;) Martin, orton e. I'hchaiia. Waaa. HmkM aeerely Wood. Ilarbert A, 3-3 ilKl treat. Po.tland, Oraa'oa. Wounded, decree andetermil ri-tchr. Jamea I. U.), Buell. Or. Honnded. alicbtlT Durman. llay s.. Hi. John. Wash. :u.lif. Paul. Watervllle. Wb.h!i. Keehl-r. Ales. Karmlnatnn. Uash. RolMtrtion. Jamea. Jr., Seattle, Waah. Hoyd. Leonard 1... Clear Lake. Wash. I'rater. Albert. Spokane. Wanrt. Wardrobe. leirey K.. llene.ee. Idaho. OKRr:CTI.. Returned to duty (previoualy reported killed la art Ion) Coon. Earl. Herllna. N. T. Uied iprvtloualy reported died of wound I'ar-. Walter. Mount Pleasant Mill. Ta. Uetnmed to duty (pmioualy reported died of wound.) llohannan. John E.. Bamea. Ark. t'rvor. Kudolphua. Mound.. III. Killed la action tpretiou.ry reported dlrdl Lyona. Clarenr. fftatesbr.ro. Ga. Died of nounda tpretloualy reported dtrdl haair. Wt!Uam It.. Readlnjc. Pa. Kelaned to duty (pmioualy reported died l arent. Albert. Plat taburah. X. V. Killed In action (prerleualy reported wounded aererpiy H:i rt I e I ;. l.o It. JeffemonvlMe. O. Killed In action ( previously reported wounded .lightly) Cudnry. dward P.. Trenton. X. J. Killed In actios tprerlouelr reported wounded, undetermined) Lareon. Martin. Suttonn Bay, Mich. Killed in action (preTiouely reported mise Ini) Bex. Curtie. Huron, Ind. Davis. Irvlnic. Cullman. Ala. Klaoli. Fiorlan. New York. Palmer. Lonnie. Mtlburn, Okla. Welch. Peter I... Mnn.field. Mass. Died (pmloonly reported mim.rur) Hallman, Norman B. ttjpl.), lthan. Pa, Peck ham. Albert J. (Cpl.), Mechanlcsvllle. N. V. Ascenala. Joseph. Brooklyn. N. T. Bramanto. Xiinzio. Italy. Bresemann, Frederick W.. Marnhfield. Wia. Buchman. Stanley, f'icago. 111. Caliotto. Atilllo. Italy. Goodman. Albert, Hrownstown. l'A, Martin. Hule I. Harris. N. c. aiurphy, Joaeph Hooker-West Philadelphia, Pa. Prtttnato. Famuel. Radlna. Pn. Rhyne. Oeorre W Castoria. N. C. Roaa Lawrence F., Buffalo. X. Y. Stevens, Virgil A., Koeo. Okla. Wriaht. Edear f).. Bradford. III. I lied of wound., erroneotrsly reported Donahue, Xlennia Francis tSfft.). Mernmac, Masa. Frankowicz. John A.. Chicaco, Til. Baker Pioneer Is III. BAKER. Or., April 17. (Special.) James T. 'Wisdom, pioneer resident ot this city, yesterday morninp suffered I pUI I RpU CC ACkFIj TO HELP i his condi- I " stroke of apoplexy and tion is reported very serious because of his advanced age. AIR MAIL SERVICE COMING Eugene Is Asked to Provide Suitable Landing Place. EUGENE, Or, April 17. (Special.) Eugene is expected to be in readiness for visiting airplanes when air mall routes are established on the Pacific coast Vi'. F. Gilstrap, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, has been asked by F. M. Crowe, corresponding- secre tary of the Aero club of the northwest, to find an available sits for landing-. Mr. Gilstrap has appointed Mahlon Sweet chairman of a committee to make the selection. "It appears that the northnrest will have an aerial mail service in 1920, and as Eugene will be an Important stop, you should be greatly Interested in this matter," says Mr. Crowe In his letter. . "Employment Sunday" Observance Is Set for May 4. William B. Wilson, secretary of la bor, has requested all church members to take an active Interest In "employ, ment Sunday," which has been set for May 4. The national programme of employ ment administered by the United States employment service and its bureaus will be the subject of sermons ana addresses On that Sunday. The plan is to Interest the public more generally in providing employ ment for returned soldiers and sailors. Secretary Wilson calls upon every church to co-operate. This will not be a matter of any one creed, but of all. loyal Americans. In line with this announcement the Methodists of the northwest already have signified their intention to assist Charles A. Bowen, executive secretary of the northwest, for the Methodist centenary movement, yesterday stated that 2000 Methodist minute men will urge the church, Sunday school and Epworth league workers to help in the employment movement. Prominent business men or Sydney have subscribed capital to bring Aus tralia within 150 flying hours of London by an aerial" mail service. Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight lr tat simple use of Bon-Opto, Vf"VWSss' art Dr. f I Immm chened SO ifla?! l&ft'SlSJ relief V ' jr brought to . 1.'.., T chim, Uchint, burning, work-ttrined, watery eye. Read tha doctor' full statement won to appear in this paper. Bon-Opto it sold and reconv awnded everywhere by Dniniata. ifif ASK YOUR GROCER MES-fOSTER BAKINGCQ PORTLAND. OREGON. 3ALEM.0REG0N. Jj