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Exclusive Agency Carter's Knit Underwear j-
Exclusive Agency Betty Wales Dresses
We Give S. & 11. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More-Filled Stamp Books Redeemed in Cash, Third Floor Don't Overlook This Direct Cash Saving
Shoe-Shining Parlors in the Basement Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Furniture Department Now Located on Fourth Floor Trunks and Bags on Third Floor.
Gingham
Week
See the special
showing of these
popular fabrics in
the Aisle of Cot
tons, Main Floor.
65c, 75c Neckwear
Georgette Crepe
of Dependable Quality
Lace Department Over 100 shades to select from.
We are headquarters for Georgettes of the better
grades. Step in and see the new colors in plain .or
printed novelties. Priced $2.23 to $3.50 a yard.
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Main Floor Women's neck
Olds, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
wear of organdy, net, piqua
and crepe materials. Kuffle
edge, hemstitched and lace
trimmed styles, white; colors.
65c and 73c grades at &4f
54c
DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS J&SS ALL OVER THE STORE!
Supply Your Needs at This Store and Reap the Benefit of This Additional Cash Saving!
THE 3I0KMXG OKEGOAX,- FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1919.
Boys' Suits
At $6.75
Apron Day
Bargain Circle
Main Floor
We have repriced many special
lines of Women's Aprons to cloae
them out quickly supply your needs
Coverall Aprons
At 98c .
Bargain Circle, First Floor Women's
Coverall Aprons of good quality per
cale, light and dark colors. Large, gen
erous styles, open back or side-front.
LOT 1 Aprons formerly QQ
priced to 1-60; special now at
LOT 2 Aprons formerly Q" MQ
priced to 5225; special at OX.11
LOT 3 Aprons formerly Q- QQ
nrieed to S2.6S: serial at 3J.e70
White Aprons at
Half Price
Bargain Circle This lot is composed
of odds and ends in Tea Aprons sev
eral different styles and good grade
material. Friday at HALF PRICE.
Children's
Wash Frocks
At $1.69
and $1.98
Bargain Circle Made up in plain
c ham bray and fancy checked ging
hams. Attractive new styles for little
girls 2 to 6 years of age. Priced spe
cial for Friday at $1.69 and $1.08
THE OAJ TO
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Skinner's Bafav
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Hundreds of Good
Stories the best of recent
years at 7oC per copy
Book Shop 1st Floor
Women's and Misses'
Silk Dresses
$17.45
Second Floor Delightful frocks for spring and summer
wear and at the above price, most unusual values. Some
are embroidered with chenille or beads, others are trimmed
quality mescaline in a wide range of the best colors. Many
are embroidered with chenille or beads, others are trimmed
with frilling, tucks and cordings. A great variety of
pretty styles to select from. All sizes in the (J1 rj AfZ
lot 16 up to 40. Priced very special Friday 0 A I eO
Sport Sweaters $10.75
Special Offering for Friday
Second Floor Attractive Sport Sweaters for women and
misses. Excellent quality brush wool in purple, rose,
cherry, salmon, corn and Nile. Coat effects f rrjr
with collar and belt same material. Special at I O
NEW SLIP-ON SWEATERS in a large assortment of
styles, weaves and colors. Priced $5.00 up to $14.00
Girls' Coats
At $8.98
Second Floor Smart Coats for
girls 6 to 14 years of age. Made
up in excellent quality navy and
tan serge, also shepherd checks and
gray mixtures. Attrac- PQ QQ
tive styles. Special at JU-7
SPECIAL Girls Coats of navy
serge, bedford cord and shepherd
checks. Ages 8 to 14 1 f QQ
years. Friday special OXJi)0
Girls' Dresses
At $9.45
Second Floor Girls' Fine Dresses,
made up in 6erge and satin. Only
one or two of a size and ?Q I C
style. Special for Friday 0
GIRLS' MIDDIES special $1.79
Girls' Silk Petticoats at $3.08
REMNANTS Y2 PRICE
Laces and Embroideries
Center Circle, First Floor Friday will be "Remnant Day" a.t the Center
Circle. It's our Month-End Clearaway of all short lengths and odds and
ends that have accumulated during the last month.. Laces in all widths,
from narrow edges up to wide flouncings allovers fine black lace
flouncings and embroideries. Desirable patterns in wanted lengths for
practically all purposes. Friday at ONE-HALF PRICE AND LESS!
BASEMENT STORE
3000 Yards Silk Poplins
Basement Special a Yard
One of the most popular fabrics for sport
skirts, dresses, and for children's summer coats.
Silk and cotton mixed; gives excellent wear; has
beautiful rich appearance. Shown in black,
white and splendid assortment of desirable col
ors. 25 inches wide. Special at 49 f yarl.
k
Women's Handkerchiefs
10c Values, 0
Special 6 foiOVC
Main Floor Women's Full Size Handker
chiefs 1000 dozen of them in this special
offering for Friday.- Fine linen-finish ma
terial with neatly hemstitched edge and em
broidered block initial in corner. We con
sider these exceptional values at 10c. Buy
all you want of them Friday at OQ
the special price of six for only JJ
Women's Handkerchiefs
Special' 3 for 50c
Main Floor Women's Imported
Belfast Hand-Print Handkerchiefs
in beautiful patterns and colors.
Quality like you used to (tn
get. Priced special, 3 for JvC-
FOR C H I L D R E N "Mother
Goose" Book containing 3 dainty
handkerchiefs with colored design
and colored edges. Rhymes printed
in book. Priced, the book 25
Men's $2.50, $3 Shirts
At $1.55
Main Floor -Such famous makes as
Savoy and Arrow shirts that are
made right and fit right. This lot. is
composed of odd lines, somewhat
soiled from display. Good patterns
and sizes range from 14 prpr
to 17. While they last, only OX.OU
$1.50 Shirts at 95c
Main Floor Shirts of sterling quality
our famous Belmont make. Fancy
stripe patterns in desirable colors.
Sizes from 14 up to 18. Regu- QFT
lar $1.50 Shirts; priced special
Men's $2.50 Work Shirts $1.29
$2.00 Union Suits for $1.39
Main Floor Men's Work Shirts of
heavy khaki twill. Made with but
ton-flap pockets. Sizes range from
15 up to 17. Regular fi1 OQ
$2.25 and $2.50 Shirts at ol.e6dJ
P. Q. A. Union Suits in closed
crotch style short sleeves and
ankle length styles. Regular $1.75
and $2.00 grades, priced P" OQ
special in this sale; suit 0XO
Notable Savings for Friday in Housewares Section
59c
75c Table Ware at
Third Floor Dainty articles such as Mar
malade Jars of ensraved grlass with silver-
plated tops Horse Radish
Jars with silver-plated
frames 2 Bottle Salt and
Penner Castors in silver-
plated 'frame Individual
Salt and Peppers with sil
ver deposit on glass Bud
Vases with silver - plated
frames Child's s i 1 ver
plated mugs with gold
lining Special for 59(5
46-Piece Dinner Sets at $5.95
Only a Limited Number of These Sets
Third Floor American Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, all-white fancy shape.
Six dinner plates 6 pie plates 6 soup plates 3 vegetable dishes sugar
bowl and cover creamer 2 platters sauce boat 1 bowl the Set, $5.95
Special Demonstration
One Minute
Washers
pHE "ONE-MINUTE MAN" will be glad
of the opportunity to explain to you
how the average family washing can be
done and on the line inside of an hour. The
demonstration is in progress every day in
the Housewares Section on the Third Floor.
Down,$2aWeek
puts a One-Minute Elec
tric Washing Machine in
your home it will pay for
itself while you are using
it! Investigate this offer!.
SPECIAL 3VOTE.
Owners of One Min
ute Machines may have
same put in order free
by factory expert.
Special Lovy Prices on
Garden Hose
Third Floor
50 -foot length
Black Rubber
Garden Hose,
complete with
nozzle, $6.19
25-ft. length
special, $3.89
Complete stock of Garden Tools,
Refrigerators, Lawn- Mowers, Gas
Hot Plates, Portable Ovens, Win
dow Screens, Paints, etc. See them!
Oregon-Made Brooms
Priced OQ
Special Ot
Third Floor These are of extra
quality. Order early in the day.
Main Floor Many of these are
from lines formerly priced at $10
a few were $15, these latter are
military O. D. suits. Others axe of
corduroy, homespun, tweed and
novelty mixture. Broken 6izes from
6 to 18. O. D. suits, sizes P? rjf?
4 to 10 Special at only
Boys' $2.50 Hats
At $1.89
Main Floor Boys' Military Hats
in sizes 6 to 7. Of splendid
quality felt. Regular P1 OQ
$2.50 Hats priced special DeO
BOYS' WASH SUITS in Jack
Tar, Middy and other popular
styles. Prices range $3 to $7.50
DUTCHESS KNICKERS and
Open Knee Corduroy Pants. Ages
4 to 18 $2.25 to $3.75 a pair.
Model Grocery
Fourth Floor
Experienced telephone clerks
at your service, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
SWIFT'S Pride Cleanser otf
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
FLAKES, 10 pkg. one pkg.
free with purchase of 8 pkgs.
GOLDEN AGE Macaroni and
Spaghetti on sale Fri- Clip
day at 7 pkgs. for only Ovis
OWK Peaches on sale qrt
at $3.35 dozen; a can OlC
Women's
Auto Veils
At $2.95
Main Floor Women's Silk Chif
fon Auto Veils of .extra good
quality. Good range of DO QfT
colors. Values to $3.50 &VO
AUTO VEILS in desirable col
ors regular $1.25 and I- ff
$1.50 grades; special at wi.UU
300 Pairs Women's Pumps and Oxfords 2 Great Sales at $4.95-$6.95 1st Floor
CENTENARY LEADERS HERE
in. e. r. hic
II.WCHKR
KM X AND Pit. J. W.
VISIT PORTLAND.
Local MellKMli
Hold AIM
Subject of Campaign
I PtoM and Laymen
ay Conformce on
Fylnc a urpri.o vimt to Portland
tn chk up on th. progresM of th.
$10j.0tO.(MO MethodiM centenary cam
ritn in th. northMt. tr. E. C. Hick
man. aisociat. executive secretary of
Uie national campaisn committee, and
Ir. John V. Hancher. associate di-r.-ctor-Eeneral
of the campaign, railed
K.cal centenary leader Into an all-day
irsion at the Imperial houl yesterday
with a luncheon at noon, at which a
r.unioer of Portland pallors and leadera
in different lines of Methodist cen
tenary activities were present.
Both men re outstanding figure In
Methodism. lr. Handier, in a person
ally conducted canipaisn. in which h.
anped from state to state, raised
JJi.00.00 for Methodist educational
institutions, by far the greatest reli
gious financial enterprise prior to the
centenary.
Both leaders expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the progress of the
campaign in the northwest.
Krank C. Jsckson. area ramoalen dl-
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
nature of
rector, reported that 75 per cent of
organisation was completed, while Dr.
W. C. Wasser declared that the north
west Sunday schools of Methodism
have already raised In advance of the
formal opening of the campaign J200.
000, or far more than one-half their
quota. The progress of the centenary
has been a stimulant to all forms of
church work. Dr. Wasser reported.
Dr. Hlrkman left Portland last night
for Omaha, on his way eaL
WHIPPET TANK BUSY TODAY
Trenches Will Be Attacked and Old
Buildings Wrecked.
At noon today the French whippet
tank, seen yesterday In the patriotic
parade, will be at home to friends at
Optimism Square, Sixth and Yamhill
streets.
An hour later the tanklet will attack
trenches at Twenty-fourth and North
rup streets, where armed cadets of the
Hill Military academy will be stationed
to defend the position.
At 2:3v this afternoon the whippet
will charge a building at Fourteenth
and Irving streets. On returning from
this attack the tank will assist in de
molishing the old University of Oregon
medical school building, near Four
teenth and Couch streets.
There will be no demonstration of
the tank Saturday night at Multnomah
field, these arrangements having been
canceled.
Ej-.Ma)or of Berkeley to Speak.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON", Kugene,
April t4. (Special.) J. Stltt Wilson,
former mayor of Berkeley, who was to
have lectured here late this month, has
postponed his aeries until May 11. IS,
2i and il. The lectures, to be given
under the auspices of the campus Y.
M. C. A., will be on the generis sub
ject of -Constructive Christian Democ
racy for the World."
Read The Oregonian classified ads.
COLORED ITER CAPTURED
120 BOTTLES LABELED WHISKY
PUT SIEX IN JAIL.
Auto Said to Have Been Loaded in
Seattle, But Men Say Staff Was
"Found" In Chcballs.
"Aged in the Wood-' stock took an
other drop in the cold, dark hours of
early morning yesterday, when an
automobile carrying George Goldberg
and A. K. Lloyd on the front seat and
120 quarts of colored water in the rear
of the tonneau was halted by Deputy
Sheriffs Kexford. Wilson. Bailey and
Lamont a mile from l.lnnton.
The bottles were contained in cartons
which bore the label "Royal Life,
blended whisky. Levaggl company,
San Francisco. Cal." Labels on the
bottles read "P. 8. P.. Private Stock
Reserve" or "Monogram" and were
wrapped in green tissue. The corks
were covered with a strip of green
figure paper bearing the words "Aged
In the Wood." made famous by the
Baker Bros.
Goldberg and Lloyd were lodged In
the county jail on vagrancy charges.
They were released on bail of $100 each
yesterday afternoon.
About two dozen automobiles had
been stopped and searched by the
deputy sheriffs before th right one
came along. It had made the trip
from Seattle, it was said.
As to the camouflaged whisky the
autoists explained it away with the
simple assertion that they had found
it in Chehalis and were only carrying
It in an effort to find a good place to
drop It.
Goldberg was arrested In Roseburg
with Minskc, Jack Brennan. Harry
Baker and Owen Baker some time ago
and fined $50 in the federal court, it
is said.
As the men were not caught selling
the "whisky" they cannot be prose
cuted for bootlegging. A charge of
vagrancy was placed against them on
their admission that neither had
worked for months.
ICE WAGONS DON'T SUIT
Delivery Company Asks That New
Firm Be Enjoined.
Ah injunction seeking to restrain
Christ Eknone and John Jougles, part
ners in the American Ice Delivery com
pany, from continuing in business so
long as they keep up an alleged prac
tice of trading upon the name of the
Ice Delivery company, which has been
in business for 13 years, is asked in
the circuit court in an action filed yes
terday by Attorneys Malarkey, Sea
brook A Dibble.
Jougles, one of the partners sued. Was
employed by the Ice Delivery company
as salesman and driver in 1917, alleges
the plaintiff, building up a large per
sonal acquaintance among customers
Of the ice concern. On April 22, 1919,
Jougles went into partnership with
Eknone as the American Ice Delivery
company.
The plaintiff contends that the de
fendants have painted their wagons so
as to resemble closely the wagons of
the Ice Delivery company with "Ice
on the side in large red letters, "Deliv
ery Company" in smaller red letters,
and "Ice Manufactured from Pure Bull
Run Water" in large letters near the
top. The only difference in appear
ance, even to style of lettering, it is
alleged, is that the defendants' wagons
have "American" in small red letters
above. "Ice" and have the rest of the
wagon side painted blue instead of yellow.
Sheridan to Have Xew Paving.
STTERTDAK. Or.. April 24. (Special.)
-The city council, acting upon sug
gestions from the various councilmen
and voters of the city, has announced
It will take up Immediately the proposal
to pave the unpaved streets in Sheridan
and gravel those that cannot be paved.
Work probably will start soon.
Cleanup Week Is Proclaimed.
EUGENE, Or., April 24. (Special.)
Mayor C. O. Peterson yesterday issued
a proclamation declaring the week
from April 28 to May 3 as cleanup week.
Fruit-Juices
In Vials
Jiffy-Jell flav
ors come sealed
in glass a bottle
in each package.
Each is rich es
sence, condensed
from fruit juice.
Add boiling
water, then this
essence, and you
have a real-fruit
gelatine dessert, and at
trifling cost. You should
know this fruity dainty.
r ""ft
J0 Ftaoorg, at Your Grocer's
2 Package for 25 Cents M
, Ljlitr 1 I That's the watch-
ft-' F""" t K i d llll I word we've en fcj
W,' ,Tt),v-'n.i,; Y.Jj j"j.!ff usinar for eleven '-'
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ff3dU.;rl llf chinery expert $
r'.j7! 1 I I ffljaf$ bakers combine vi
fO'i'-'lj jP83! to make the per- ijj
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