THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1919
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We Give S.& H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Do Your Shopping at This Store and Reap the Betteft of This Direct Cash Saving Tea Room on 4th Floor
Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Shoe Shining Parlors in the Basement Model Grocery, Bakery, Delicatessen, Fourth Floor Public Telephones Are on the Second Floor
PORTLAND
AGENCY FOR
CARTER'S
KNIT UNDER
WEAR FOR
MEN
WOMEN AND
CHILDREN
1ST FLOOR
Initial Pillow Cases
$1.50 a Pair
Main Floor Embroidered and in
itialed Pillow Cases of good qual
ity material on sale
Saturday, special, pair
$1.50
KODAKS
CAMERAS
AND SUPPLIES
4TH FLOOR
PRINTING
ENLARGING
AND COLOR
WORK
QUICK SERVICE
All Trimmed Hats
At HALF PRICE
NO RESERVE Choose any trimmed Hat
on display in the Millinery Salons Saturday
and pay just half the original price. This
includes numerous models that have been
here but few days. YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
$10 Trimmed Hats $5
$40 Hats $20
Second Floor Beautiful light Hats of geor
gette crepe and leghorn combined hats of
light-colored braids black and colored hats
in all the season's most desirable styles.
Hi III
TO
$10 Hats $ 5.00
$15 Hats .$ 7.50
$18 Hats $ 9.00
$20 Hats $10.00
$25 Hats $12.50
$30 Hats $15.00
$35 Hats $17.50
$40 Hats $20.00
Untrimmed Hats
HALF PRICE
Second Floor This includes our entire stock
of untrimmed Hats, both in light and dark
colors. This season's most wanted shapes.
$5.00 Hats $2.50
$6.50 Hats $3.25
$7.50 Hats $3.75
$ 8.50 Hats $4.25
$12.50 Hats $6.25
$15.00 Hats $7.50
MILLINERY SALONS 2D FLOOR
Ivory Soap
5 Cakes
Special
Ivory Soap will not be sold or de
livered at the above price except
with other purchases made in the
Drug Department. Limit is 5 cakes
to any one customer. Main Floor.
Creme Oil Soap, 4 cakes 250
Woodbury's Facial soap for 230
Palmolive Soap priced, cake 1 00
Pears' Unscented Soap at 200
Packer's Tar Soap, a cake 230
Resinol Soap priced, a cake 250
Sempre Giovine priced only 490
Drug Specials
for Saturday
Kolynos Tooth Paste, tube 280
Revelation Tooth Powder at 250
Pepsodent Tooth Paste at 500
Listerine at 230, 450 and 850
Tevla, non-greasy lotion at 500
Santiseptic Lotion priced at 450
Peroxide Tooth Paste only 190
Graves' Tooth Powder only 220
Scott's Paper Towels, put up
150 to the package. Special 350
Rubber Gloves, odd sizes 500
$2 Linoleums
$1.11 Yard
At this spe
cial price, Sat
urday only.
High-grade In
laid Linoleums
in short l'gths,
ranging from
6 ft to 20 ft.
Choice of
many attractive patterns. Pieces
suitable for bathroom, porch or
kitchen. Regular price $1.75 and
$2.00 a square yard. J- " -
Saturday special at vltll
Pro-Linoleums
62c Yard
Third Floor Short lengths pro
Linoleums and Congo
leums, 95c grade, yard
MORNING SPECIAL
$7.50 Oxfords
$4.50
Main Floor On sale from 9 A. M.
to 1 P. M. Women's Oxfords of
black vici kid. Narrow toe last
with imitation tip military heel,
medium weight welted soles; width,
AAA to D, sizes slightly broken.
No telephone or C. O. D. orders
no exchanges or cred- tfjfl Kf
its. $7.50 Oxfords at !- U
Men's $7 Shoes
$4 Pair
Main Floor Odd lot Men's Shoes
in laced and buttoned styles. Eng
lish or medium high toe lasts with
leather or fiber soles. Sizes range
from 8 to 11. Values GA f(
up to $7. Special, pair J-.UU
Laundry Bags
Special 69c
Art Needle Dept., 2d Floor Made
up Laundry Bags, size 20x30 ins.
Attractive stamped designs on tan
color beach cloth. Draw strings,
white cord and tassel. 85c
bags, Saturday, special atC
Girls' Petticoats
At $3.19
Second Floor Best quality heath
erbloom tops with taffeta silk ruf
fles. All colors. Sat- 1Q 1Q
urday, special price, PO XI
Girls' Muslin Nightgowns 790
i
27 J
ig S SlJ
Casserole Sets Special $1.49
9 Pieces Frame Not Included
Basement Only a limited number of these sets, so order early in the
day. Brown and white Casserole Sets one large casserole one open
bowl one open nappie and six custard cups Metal frame as fl-f Afl
shown above not included. No phone orders. Basement special
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Olds, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
SEE
SPECIAL
OF
ELECTRIC
CLEANERS
IN RUG
DEPARTMENT
3RD FLOOR
Colored Pongees
78c a Yard
Main Floor 36-inch Cotton Pon
gees in all the new shades for
dresses and skirts. 90c
quality. Special, a yard
78c
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS
ARE EASIEST
OF ALL
PATTERNS
TO USE
PERFECT
FITTING
Women's. Capes
Midi DAmi
Khaki Skirts
Vfc Price
Second Floor Four different styles
in divided skirts very desirable
for hiking and for motoring. Some
have panel front, patch pockets and
trimmed with large pearl buttons.
These skirts are extra well made.
$3.75 Khaki
$3.95 Khaki
$5.00 Khaki
$6.50 Khaki
Skirts
Skirts
Skirts
Skirts
for $1.88
for $1.8
for .$2.50
for 83.25
DUXBAK and Camp-It Leggings
of waterproof material, button
style. Sale, $1.23 and $1.50
Capes at $17
Second Floor Good quality blue
serge Capes in three attractive
styles. One has coat front with
patch pockets and belt one is
bound with braid and has surplice
front the other is in yoke effect
with scarf collar. Short or d "I rj
medium lengths. Special vll
Capes, Dolmans
At $28.95
Capes and Dolmans in a great
assortment of the season's best
styles. Of wool serge, gabardine
and silvertone materials. Navy,
tan, olive, pekin blue d?QQ QFC
and red. Special at &0ijD
Sale of Suits
$26.75
Second Floor Suits taken from
our regular stock. Very newest
styles in belted, tailored and box
coat models. Made up in serge,
checks and pin-stripe suitings.
Black, navy and other fl?OC 7FC
colors. Sizes 14 to 44. 0O, f D
Women's Outing
Apparel
Second Floor Women's Outing
Suits of khaki or wool materials
with breeches or skirt. All sizes.
Khaki Coats $4.50 to $12.00
Khaki Skirts $3.95 to $10.00
Breeches at $3.95 to $10.00
Leggings at $1.75 to $2.00
Khaki Caps from 750 to $1.50
So
Wool Sweaters $5.95
Extra Special for Saturday
Second Floor Women's Sweaters in plain or fancy weaves. Some
have white angora collars and cuffs, tie sash. Others, roll Jpr Qpr
collars, plain belts. Great range of colors. Saturday special oOD
A One Minute Washer
Saves Hours of Labor
Everybody employs labor-saving devices to save time and money. No
matter where it is or what it is farm, factory, office, shop or store.
Then, why shouldn't your home be equipped in the same way? A One
Minute Electric Washing Machine will save hours of back-breaking,
nerve-racking toil over the wash tub. Come and inspect these machines.
Save Laundry
Expense
It costs on the average about 6c
for current to do the family wash
ing the One Minute way. More
over, your clothes will last a great
deal longer than if sent to laundry.
Irons and Wrings
Clothes, Too
the pressing of a lever is all
that is necessary. Wrings clothes
without slightest labor on your
part. Wringer is also used for
ironing flat work. Third Floor.
Easy Payments
A One-Minute Washer
Will Pay for Itself
Pay $2 and we will send the machine to
your home at once. Use it for 30 days, and
if it isn't all that ve say it is, let us know
and we will call for it and refund money.
Housewares Dept., 3d Floor
All Garden Tools at Sale
1 7 and.
Prices 3d Floor
S2, S2.50
Fancy Silks
$1.59
Main Floor Beautiful silks of de
pendable quality 1 i n e s selected
from our own regular stock. Fancy
stripes in various colors also nov
elty plaids and figured effects.
Silks suitable for summer dresses,
waists, skirls, petticoats, linings,
etc. Full 36 inches wide. Messa
lines and taffetas. ?2, JTQ
$2.25, $2.50 grades, yd.
Gossard Corsets
98c
Sizes 20, 21
and 22
Second Floor These
Corsets were for
merly priced at
$8.50. Famous Goss
ard front-laced mod
els best of mater
ials throughout, sev
eral good styles.
Only 141 corsets in
this special sale.
NOTE
SALE CHART .
BELOW
Sizes 20 21 1 22
Quantity...! 100 j 32 j 9
Plain and Fancy
Hair Ribbons
39c Yard
Main Floor Extra quality Hairbow
Ribbons in plain taffeta and moire
also flowered and 6triped. All QQn
wanted colors. Special, yard 57v
Hairbow Fastener
Given Free
with every hairbow costing 50c or
more purchased at the Ribbon counter
Saturday. Hairbows tied free of
charge single or double bows as you
prefer. Department on Main Floor.
JlMO
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Sample Vests
Ys to y2 Off
Mam Floor Very latest styles
Apron Vests, high-neck vests, roll
collar vests e mbroidered or
trimmed with braids and buttons.
Vests of jersey silk, tricotine, satin,
pongee, poplin, rajah silk, moire,
corded, bengaline and fancy silks
in many new colors. Regular $1.95.
to $11.95 vests on sale Saturday
at to Vi off .regular prices.
Neckwear Department, First Floor.
I
25c Linen
Handkerchiefs
At 19c
Main Floor Women's pure
linen 'Kerchiefs, Va and V -inch
hems. Full size and standard
25c values. On sale Sat- - Q
urday, special, each JLC
Slip-On Veils
2 for 50c
Main Floor New lot just in. Large
size, made of extra good quality
veilings; plain colors. 30 FH
each, or, two veils for )"C
New Slip-On Veils
25c to 75c
Main Floor Great showing of
these popular veils in plain or with
fancy motifs. Black and all the
desirable colors. Priced at 25c-,
35cS 50 S C5 and 75 C each.
Basement Sale
Hat Shapes
i-yjL i nuaren s Untrimmed J
Hats rolling brims, droops, pokes GT "V I
ana omer popular styles. Rough J
and smooth braids in black and col
ors. Extraordinary values in this
special one-day sale on Saturday.
LOT 2 Women's Un
trimmed Hats in white, black
and colors. Small turbans, me
dium and large hats in rough
braids, milans, hemps, leg
horns, liseres. Latest shapes.
Basement Millinery
urn
$2 QW
Boys' $17.50 to $20 Suits
Saturday $12.50
.a r.wr nlgn-graae suits with finest tailoring throughout. Lines
.run, our regular siocK and re-priced for quick selling. Norfolk
belted styles coats lined with abaca-nan fn is.i j . j
. ... u t iva mucu beams.
iweeus are me materials.'
Ages 8 to 18 years. $17.50 to ?20 suits, special, Saturday
BI?u,ses: QS I -BOYS' Athletic Union A Q
sizes 6 to 16. Special at Suits 75c grade; special 4oC
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS, TUB SUITS
S12.50
Men's Suits
$25 to $50
Bought right and priced right
these suits represent the best cloth
ing values in Portland today. And
you couldn't wish for a more ex
clusive assortment of smart pat
terns neat stripes, c'.iecks, mix
tures also the staple navy blue
serges. Step in Saturday and let
us show you these new models.
Men's 25c
Handkerchiefs
6 for $1.19
Main Floor At this price Satur
day only. Positively no telephone
orders accepted. Men's full size
cotton handkerchiefs with initial
broken assortment of letters. Reg
ular 25c grade. Satur- ?- - Q
day special price, 6 for tD.Le.Li
Men's Union Suits
Special $1
Main Floor Men's Athletic Union
Suits of checked nainsook, made
with taped neck and closed crotch.
Full line of sizes. Sat- CJ" ff
urday special price, suit D-LUl
ATHLETIC Shirts and Drawers
of crepe or mesh material. F7P
Broken eizes, 2 garments I til
MEN'S Khaki Handkerchiefs in
good large 6ize, 15c to 25c pr
grades. Special price, only JU
1
Basement Sale
Large Aprons
At 95c
Basement Women's Aprons, made in
large, full styles with belts and pock
ets. Blue or tan chambray or QF
plain white. Saturday special wDC
D ress Skirts
At $3.79
Basement Women's Dress Skirts in a
large assortment of the newest styles.
Skirts come in 6ilk or serge. (JQ PTQ
Saturday special price, only
Silk Petticoats
At $3.98
Basement Women's Silk Jersey Petti
coats in a large assortment of wanted
colors. These are splendid $5 QQ QQ
values. On sale Saturday at 5070
Model Grocery
Fourth Floor
Umeco Nut Butter Margarine, QCT,
priced for Saturday at pound ODC
35c Phez Loganberry Juice, concen
trated. On sale Saturday, spe- OP
cial price, per bottle, only OC
Oregon-grown English Wal- QrT,
nuts on Eale Saturday, pound O I O
Soft Shell Almonds. Priced
j Saturday at, the pound, only
30c
MELODRAMA HUGE AFFAIR
".X AMERICAN ACE" AT OB
P1IEVM CONTAINS 11 SCENES.
I.ini-oln J. Carter, Renowned as
Spectacular Playwright, Author
of Latest Sensation.
Tbo bissest production ever staged in
vauNillc is the headline attraction of
the Oryheum show booked for seven
performances at the Heilis beginning
wit); the matinee tomorrow. It is "An
Ameitun Ace," a condensation of a
five-a.t play written and devised by
Lincoln J. Carter, who is known as
"the kits of spectacular stage effects."
The stars of the act are Taylor Gran
ville, who adapted "An American Ace"
for vaudeville, and Laura Pierpont.
"An American Ace" is the largest
production in vaudeville not only be
cause of its stage equipment but for the
size of the company, more than 30
persons taking: part in the melodrama
and several extra stage hands and elec
tricians being required to work the
scenic and lighting effects. The melo
drama has 11 scenes.
An air. battle is one of the features
of the act, the hero downing three Hun
planes. Other scenes include a trench
section which is said to be the most
realistic trench scene ever devised; an
attack with boibs from a cathedral
tower; explosion of oil tanks of the
enemy and wrecking of an inn by a
bomb which crashes through the roof.
The Orpheum show of which "An
American Ace" is the stellar attraction
will closo with the matinee next
Wednesday. .
WILSON IS GRANGE TARGET
BODY ADOPTS RESOLUTION OP
POSING DRY LAW REPEAL.
Demand for Better Teaching of
United States History iu Pub
lic Schools Is Made.
HILLSBORO. Or.. May 23. Adopting
what was practically a duplicate of the
resolutions of the Presbyterian general
assembly condemning President AVilson
for recommending repeal of war-time
prohibition, the state grange went on
record as emphatically opposing repeal.
When the report of the committee on
roads was taken up. the one-mill tax
for market roads was indorsed, and
also the Roosevelt highway, the latter
with the qualification that It be built
by direct taxation Instead of being
financed by the Issuance of bonds.
Tho committee on forestry recom
mended that a state forestry service
be established to purchase timber lands
now in private hands, and that they
constitute a permanent forest reserve.
This was adopted with the recommen
dation that the state also purchase the
losrged-off lands and reforest them for
future generations.
A resolution indorsing the league of
ations was adopted, and government
ownership of railroads, with public
docks to be operated in the interest of
the producer and consumer, was al.se
advocated. More thorough teaching of
political economy, civil government and
I nited States history . in the public
schools was urged and the superin
tendent of public instruction was re
quested to provide means for teaching
these subjects.
The Grange also recommended that
the teaching of farm accounting and
bookkeeping be made compulsory in
the rural schools. Iast night 157 can
didates were Initiated Into the mys
teries of the state degree, the work be
ing put on by the Washington county
Pomona team. A banquet was served
after tho initiatory ceremonies. Bend
was selected for the meeting of the
1920 state grange.
HOOD RIVER STILL BLOOMS
Apple Trees in Upper Valley Con
tinue to Wear Spring Decorations.
HOOD RIVER. Or.. May 23. (Spe
cial.) Cjlonel and Mrs. W. F. Tucker,
rere yesterday from their "El Corregl
dor," in the upper valley, state that
apple bioasoms will be remaining next
Sunday on the higher levels for visitors
who may desire to motor from Port
land to see the trees in bloom.
"Our coriimunlty is now at its spring
time beat." said Colonel Tucker. "The
wild shrubs are beautiful, and the dif
ferent shades of greens on the folds
of the hillsides are wonderful. Our
orchards are magnificent with blooms.
lJwarf "quince trees at our place, their
blossoms of pinkish tint, have been
very appealing this week."
Vancouver Soldier Returns.
VANCOUVER, Wash.. May 23. (Spe
cial.) Winifred Matson. son of Henry
Matson, living near Vancouver, who, as
a member of company A. 305tfN reei
ment of the 77th division, was in the
actual fighting on the -western battle
front, returned to this city today. He
was engaged for 22 days in the fight
ing in the Argonne forest, and was at
the Meuse at the time the armistice
was signed.
wny Mia so Young
xvild jjariaruiT ana
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