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We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More A Direct Cash Saving on the Money You Spend Filled Stamp Books Redeemed at S. & H. Office, 3d Floor
Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Shoe Shining Parlors in the Basement Public Telephones, Rest Rooms on Second Floor Kodaks, Cameras, Wheel Goods on Fourth Floor
FURNITURE
DEPT.
? NOW OCCU
- PIES EN
LARGED QUAR
TERS ON 4TH
FLOOR.
INSPECTION
INVITED.
PORTLAND
AGENCY FOR
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS.
USE THEM
FOR BEST
RESULTS.
MANICURING
AND HAIR
DRESSING
PARLORS,
2D FLOOR.
CHILDREN'S
HAIR
BOBBING.
PORTLAND
AGENCY
FOR
GOSSARD
NEMO AND
BIEN JOLIE
CORSETS.
2D FLOOR.
Take Down Town
Luncheon
in our beautiful Tea Room on the
fourth floor. All foods prepared
under rigid sanitary inspection,
reasonable prices, prompt service.
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Out-of-Town
Customers
may shop by mail with full as
surance that orders will be
promptly and carefully filled. S.
& H. Stamps given upon request.
s, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Presenting the Most Important Retail News of the Day
THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY, 3IAT 17, 1919.
Old
MEN!
why pay full prices at special
ty shops when you can buy
standard high-grade merchan
dise at this store FOR LESS!
$2, $2.50
Men's Shirts
$1.29
Main Floor Arrow and Sa
voy Shirts you know the qual
ity. Madras and Percale mate
rials in attractive striped pat
terns, various colors; a full
assortment of sizes. Slightly
soiled. French cuffs. $2.00 up
to ?2.50 grades, P" OQ
special at only DJ-Ai
$2.50Pajamas
$1.69
Main Floor Men's Pajamas
of madras and percale materials.
Full assortment of sizes. These
are standard $2.00 and $2.50
grades at any time. Supply
your needs for months J" IQ
to come Saturday, at 3ItU
Union Suits
$1.49
Main Floor Famous Chal
mers Union Suits of fine qual
ity cotton. Short sleeve, ankle
length style. Some of these
have trifling imper- ("! Ak
fections. Sale price 3?-I-t7
i sen
-serve
59
WOMEN'S
AT jjjfl &
ale of Seven Hundred
COATS
Values Up
to $35.00
Second Floor
How Would You Like to Wait Upon Yourself?
You will have to wait upon yourself if the crowd is anything like it was when we had
our last fifteen dollar sale. The coats will be so arranged on racks (right out in the mid
dle of the floor) that the assistance of a salesperson will not be necessary although they
will help you it you desire. It will not be necessary to go
into details regarding the styles and materials suffice
to say they are OWK coats and the quantity gives as
surance that almost every taste can be satisfied. Sale
begins at 9 o'clock. Be among the first to choose!
Former Prices $20, $25, $30, $35
Ivory Soap
Special "C
5 Bars jJJk
Ivory Soap will not be sold or
delivered at the above price ex
cept with other purchases made
in the Drug Department. The
limit is five cakes to a customer.
Dept. Main Floor.
Woodbury's Facial Soap 23
Palmolive Soap, cake 10
Pear's Unscented Soap !IOf
Packer's Tar Soap, cake 2.1
Resinol Soap priced at 25p
-Senipre Giovine priced at 49c
Lux Soap Flakes priced lo
Ivory Soap Flakes priced lOp
Drug Specials for
Saturday.
Kolynos Tooth Paste, tb. US
Revelation Tooth Powder
Pepsodent Tooth Paste oOf
Listerine, 2;Jc, 43" and 8."t
Sassafras Bark, Vi-lb., at
Sassafras Bark, full lb. ."Of
Cascara Bark, J-lb. for 10
Cascara Bark, full lb. for 2o
Tevla, non-greasy lotion oOC
Santiseptic Lotion only 45
Hospital Cotton, lb. roll 50e
Peroxide Tooth Paste at l)e
Graves' Tooth Powder at 22 y-
Boys' Suits at $6.75
Of Corduroy, Homespun, Tweed
S6.75
MAIN FLOOR These suits are
from our regular stock odd -lines
but of good quality. Shown in tans,
browns and grays. Full-cut
pants. Ages 8 to 18
Specially priced at, su
JUNIOR NORFOLKS of navy
blue 6erge tweed, cassimere and
cheviot. Straight or knicker pants.
Coats with military or low collars.
Sizes for boys 3 to 10 1 r flft
years. Priced $8.50 to DXUUV
BOYS KNICKERS of good serv
iceable mixtures. Full cut and full
lined. Regular J1.50 QQ
grade. On sale, special, pair 0
BOYS WASH SUITS Junior
Norfolk and Middy styles, with long
or straight open-knee pants. Prices
range from $2.50 up to $3.50
BOYS' ATHLETIC Union Suits in
knee length style; 75c A O
values. Special at only Ol
We give S. & H. Trading Stamps.
hHdren's Dav
4f
THE CHILDREN'S SHOP on the Second Floor
invites your attention to a special showing Saturday
of new spring wearables for little tots 2 to 6 and for
larger girls 6 to 14 years. See this display!
GIRLS COATS in shepherd checks and Q QQ
novelty mixtures. Ages 6 to 14, special 30t0
GIRLS' CAPES in navy and tan Saturday V OFF
G IRLS SWEATERS Special
lot on sale at the special low price
;i0aJ S2.98
S2.19
GIRLS' PETTICOATS in popu-
ular colors now priced at only
INFANTS' NEEDS Many special lines reduced
in price for Saturday's selling. Baby (PI OQ
Blankets of excellent quality. Priced only 0ifci
REUBENS AND ARNOLD SHIRTS and ZIM
MERLE BANDS offered Saturday at special prices.
INFANTS' SHORT DRESSES and Skirts lines
that are slightly soiled Saturday at OFF
Saturday Specials at Bargain Circle, 1st Floor
MAIN FLOOR WASH DRESSES
for little girls 2 to 6 years of age.
Fancy plaid ginghams and also
many in plain colors. Very attrac
tive new spring styles, nicely
finished. 2 great lots. fl- ?Q
Special at $1.98 and DJ-Oi7
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS This
is a sample line, therefore only a
few of a size and color. Ages
2 to 6. On sale Saturday at Vz OFF
GIRLS' MUSLIN GOWNS in
neat styles. Good quality '7Q
material. Saturday special I
GIRLS' MIDDIES of excellent
quality, plain white material, laced
front styles. Ages 6 to (Sri rTQ
14. Special Saturday at I J
G IRLS MIDDY SKIRTS
Plain white Spe- QO
cially priced Saturday at D-L0
Basement Sale
Men's Shirts
At $1
B a a e m e n.t And remarkable
values they are at the price!
Soft and stiff cuff styles. Made
of splendid quality materials in
neat stripe patterns. A 1 1
sizes. Basement, Q" An
special'at o n 1 y DAUl
Men's Work Shirts
At 98c
BASEMENT Men's blue cham
bray work shirts of excellent
quality. Cut in full generous
sizes. Basement QO.
sale. Price only "Ov
Grocery Specials
for Saturday
4TH FLOOR Mazola $0 ?pr
Oil, per gallon, only
Mazola Oil, -gl. size, $1.:?5
Mazola Oil, J-gal. size, 70
Royal Baking Powder,
43c size, special at only 39e
Karo Red Label Syrup $1.00
Karo Blue Label Syrup 95
$20, $25, $30, $35 Millinery
Your Choice Saturday C
UNRESTRICTED CHOICE of any trimmed Hat on TJ
display in the Millinery Store Saturday for $15. 1
An event of more than passing interest and undoubtedly hun
dreds of Portland women will be anxious to share in the sen
sational offerings. Over 300 beautiful models in the sale
very smartest effects including
Beautiful New Black Hats of Hair
Milan Hats
Georgette Hats
Hats of lisere lace trimmed'
hats raaline hats large dressy
shapes, medium shapes and the
very popular small styles. Hats
from Highland, Kawak and many other artists, as well
as beautiful creations from our own workrooms. Many
exquisite White Milans are included in the sale.
Trimmed with flowers, plumes and fancies. Also a large
assortment of colored hats in the new rough braids. If
you have a new hat to buy here is a remarkable oppor
tunity to save. Shop as early in the day as possible.
SEE MORRISON-STREET WINDOW,
Any Trimmed Hat
At $15.00!
$ J-
'A
Millinery Salons
2d Floor
Saturday Great Basement Sale of
Dinner ware
BASEMENT Best English and
American semi-Porcelain Dinnerware
hundreds of broken lines and odd
lots to be closed out at once, regard
less of former selling prices.
Butter Chips 2c each
This is a special lot in assorted
shapes. Buy all you want of them,
but come early in the day.
While they last; special, each
Men's $8.50
Army Shoes
$5.95
MAIN FLOOR Made on the
the improved "Munson" last
the most sensible and comfortable
shape to be had. Of tan Lotus
calf, blucher cut with half bel
lows tongue. Heavy single sole
of first quality oak-tanned sole
leather. All sizes. Reg- Dr fir
ular $8.50 shoes; pair DJ.yJ
Women's Pumps, Colonials
$5.95
$7.50 to $9
Grades
MAIN FLOOR Small lot of women's pumps
and Colonials priced for quick disposal. Various
styles, including tongue pumps, broken
sizes and some have slight imper
fections. High heels. $7.50 QfT QP
to $9.50 footwear. Priced at JJJJ
Shop during morning hours.
WOMEN'S WHITE BOOTS of Sea
Island Duck Made on pointed plain toe
last with military heel. Also White Canvas Boots j A QQ
with plain toe. Specially priced for Saturday, the pair 3f40
Lot 1 Odd Dinnerware at 10c
Lot 2 Dinnerware at 15c
BASEMENT Semi-Porcelain Din
nerware Open sugar bowls in
white and gold also neat pink
decoration. Ramekin Stands, blue
underglaze or pink flower decora
tions bread and butter plates with
pink decoration pie plates with
pink decoration. Any piece "1 ff
in this lot priced Saturday -LUC
xL 07L ters in pretty pink
spray or blue corn flower design.
A 4- Pfl Su&ar Bowls, m
rL dut blue or pink; Plat
ters underglazed blue or pink
spray; Covered Vegetable Dishes
in underglazed earthenware
with neat blue decoration.
Dinner Plates of English blue
underglazed and best American
earthenware Oatmeal Dishes in
white or gold or pink decoration,
also A. D. Coffee Cups and Saucers
A big assortment of this ware
formerly selling at far high- 1 P
er prices, on sale in basment --tl
Demonstration One-Minute
Electric Washers
T'HE ONE MINUTE is the answer to
the laundry question. It means the
discarding of the old-fashioned method
of washboard and tub. It means your
clothes are washed in less time, at less
- cost, with less expense than any other
way, with less labor on your part.
Our Guarantee
If you buy one of these machines and
after 30 days trial you find it does not
do all we claim for it, let us know, and
we will call for it and return your money
without question. Dept., Third Floor.
$p Down; $2 Week
at
.pnts a One-Minute Electric
'Washer in your home. The ma
chine will pay for itself while
your service. DECIDE NOW!
Punch Cedar Oil V Price
Housewares Dept., Third Floor
THIRD FLOOR For cleaning
and renewing original luster of
furniture, floors, pianos, automo
biles or any varnished surface.
Produces a clean, brilliant polish.
25c Cedar Oil, 4-ounce lO
size; Saturday sale price AOL
50c Cedar Oil, 12-ounce
size; Saturday sale price
We give S. & H. Green Stamps.
HOME ECONOMICS TOPIC
j
OUEGOX ASSOCIATION TO HOLD
ANNCAIi MEETING TODAY.
Dean Ava Milam of Oregon Agri
cultural College, to Preside at
Multnomah Hotel.
i
The second annual meeting of the
Ore eon Home Economic association
will be held today at the Multnomah
hotel. Dean Ava B. Milam of tho Ore
pron Agricultural college economics de
nartment will preside.
Th following programme has been
s nnounced:
"How to Make Home Economics
Function," Miss Helen Lee Davis, Ore
gon -Agricultural college, Corvallis. Or.
'iimitn-Husb.es Home Economics,"
Dr. Louise Stanley, federal board for
vocational education.
"The Washington Homes Economics
Association." Miss Agnes Craig, Wash
ington State college.
Election of officers.
Luncheon.
"Continuation Schools." Miss Maud
Murchie, supervisor. Sacramento, Cal.
"Opportunities for Women in Home
Economics Extension," Miss Florence
Ward, state relation services, Washing
ton. D. C.
Miss Milam has been in Portland
since Tuesday evening, when she
brought to the city 40 seniors of the
home economics department of the
state college. Today under her su
pervision the students will visit the A.
L. M'lls open air school, Glencoe and
Stevens grade schools, Meier & Frank
grocery department. - Olds. Vortman &
King crockery department, and Port
land Woolen mills. On Wednesday the
following places were inspected: Log
Cabin bakery, stockyards and Constan
tine market, while yesterday the fol
lowing places were visited: St. Vin
cent's hospital. Pacific Coast Biscuit
company. Girls Poll-technical school
and a demonstration by Henry Thiele,
chef of the Benson hotel.
The girls wcro guests at the. home
of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Clark on Wedpes
dajr evening. Mr. Clark was in chargs
of the Oregon building at the JSan
Francisco fair at which Oregon Agri
cultural college seniors managed the
tearoom. During the evening music
was furnished by Dr. Emil Enna. Oth
er guests present were: Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Logan, who with Mr. and Mrs.
Clark were the hosts at a theater party
given the college girls last evening.
Mysterious Call fetops Service.
ABERDEEN- Wash.. May 1. A mys
terious telephone message, "For God's
sake shut off the current," to the Grays
Harbor Railway & Light company this
morning, caused the suspension of elec
tric light and power service through
out the city. The company did not dare
to turn on the current again for an
hour, or until after all linemen working
throughout the city had reported. The
origin of the call or the cause for it Is
still undetermined.
C. H. HJIMILTDH. PBDMBTED
STANDARD OIIj SALES MANAGER
TO GO soctn.
Appointment to Charge of Lo9 Ange
les District Announced J. E
Balser Successor.
C. H. Hamilton, district sales man
ager for the Standard Oil company, has
been promoted from the Portland ter
ritory to that of Los Angeles, the com
pany's biggest western field. Mr. Ham
ilton will be succeeded here by J. E.
Balsey, formerly assistant sales man
ager in Portland, and more recently of
Phoenix. Ariz.
Mr. Hamilton, who leaves tomorrow
night with his family for Los Angeles,
is one of the most popular officials the
Portland territory comprising Oregon I
and a part ot wasntngton nas ever
had. Employes of the district presented
their departing chief with a handsome
watch.
For 19 years Mr. Hamilton has been
associated with Standard Oil, working
up to his present position from the
ranks. He was in Detroit for five
years, then a salesman In Portland for
three years, next assistant manager at
Seattle for eight years, and from there
returned to Portland.
The new Los Angeles executive Is an
enthusiastic golfer and a member ot
the Waverley club. He holds mem
berships in Multnomah club. Automo
bile club and the Chamber of Com
merce. J. E. Balsey, new Portland manager,
is no stranger to the city. He has
been with tho company 14 years.
Own-Your-IIome Campaign Speeds.
Paul C. Murphy, president of the
Portland Realty board, returned yester
day from San Francisco, where he at
tended a conference as representative
of the United States housing corpora
tion. Mr. Murphy has been spreading
the gospel of the "Own your home"
campaign and reports that Oakland is
in the midst of a movement in which
the Portland plan is being vigorously
pushed. Efforts are being made in the
bay cities to overcome the shortage of
houses that exists and which is experi
enced in all cities of the Pacific coast.
The Standard dictionary says anthro
pomorphologically Is tho longest word
in Enclish literature.
Dyspeptics will do well to re
member that a great many have
been restored to health by Cham
berlain's Tablets, and can now eat
any sort of food that they crave.