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We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Trading Stamps Will Be Given on Charge Accounts if Paid in Full on or Before the 10th of Each Month
Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors on Second Floor Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Shoe Shining Parlors in the Basement Tea and Rest Room on Fourth Floor
SEE
SPECIAL
OF
SWEEPER-VAC
ELECTRIC
CLEANERS
RUG DEPT.,
THIRD FLOOR
50c Stationery
39c a Box
Main Floor Whiting's "Yolette"
high-grade Stationery. Linen-finish.
Put up 24 sheets and 24 en
velopes to the box. Regu- QQa
lar 50c value. Special at J7C
KODAKS
CAMERAS AND
SUPPLIES
4TH FLOOR
DEVELOPING
PRINTING
AND ENLARG
ING PROMPT
SERVICE
- SOLE
PORTLAND
AGENCY FOR
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS
SUMMER
STYLE BOOKS
NOW IN
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Mail Orders
Filled
city and out-of-town people are
urged to make-full use of this
special service. All orders filled
by experienced shoppers and for
warded same day as received.
COOLMOR
PORCH
SHADES
WILL NOT
FLAP IN THE
WIND!
FOR SALE
ONLY AT
THIS STORE
Olds, Wortman & Kin
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
ouble Trading Stamps Purchases All Over the Store!
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, iJTJXE G. 1910.
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Women's High-Class Suits
Underpriced
Georgette Waists $5
Many Attractive
New Models
Friday the Garment Store
will feature a remarkable
showing of beautiful new
Georgette Crepe Waists at five
dollars. Figured and dotted
crepe in delightful colorings,
finished with white collars and
cuffs of self material. Many
are beaded and embroidered.
Also tailored waists of crepe
de chine, pongee and striped
tub silks. Priced in (PC f(
June Sale special at DJlU
Second Floor
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1 June White Sale
Splendid Opportunities to Save On
Seasonable Apparel and Home Needs
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$6 to $8 Pumps, Oxfords $4.95
Kelly, Williams & Kneeland and Other Makes
Main Floor Every pair in this sale is from our own regular etock. The qualities
are the same as you would ordinarily pay ?6.00, $7.00, $7.50 and $8.00 for. In many
of the lines there are all sizes others are slightly broken. Don t miss this opportu
nity to buy low shoes at a great saving.
$8.00 Tan Calf Oxfords, mil- G4 QfT
itarv heel, imitation tin: nair DfxJ
$6.00 Dark Brown Elk Ox
fords round toe, flat heel; at
$7.00 Light Gray Oxfords,
high covered heel, narrow toe
$7.50 Tan Calf Pumps with
military heel and pointed toe
$4.95
$4.95
$4.95
Double stamps given with cash purchases.
$6 White Canvas Oxfords, 4 QfT
full Louis heel and turned sole j5t:.J
$7.50 Black Vici Kid Ox
fords, narrow toe, straight tip
$7.50 Vici Kid Pumps and
Colonials, leather Louis heel
$7.50 Cocoa Brown Pumps,
with turn soles, covered heels
$4.95
S4.95
$4.95
H TnTfc
$3.50 Corsets
At $1.98
Second Floor Discontinued mod
els in Gossard, OWK, Royal Wor
cester and Bon Ton Corsets. Mod
els for practically all types of
figures, but not all sizes in each
style. Corsets that have sold
heretofore at $2.50, $3.00 and
$3.50 priced for quick C- QQ
disposal at low price of 0AO
OTHER ODD LINES and dis
continued models in well - known
make Corsets at sacrifice prices.
Friday Specials in
Girls' Apparel
Second Floor
THE JUNE WHITE SALE brings forth
many special offerings in girls' and children's
wearables. Limited space permits mention of
but a few of the many bargains in this sale.
GIRLS' TUB DRESSES of ginghams and
voiles odd lines and makers samples in size
10 only. Many charming stylesfor summer
wear. All on sale at FACTORY PRICES.
CHILDREN'S WHITE SLIPS and Dresses,
also Infants' Skirts garments somewhat soiled
from display. Marked at ONE-FOURTH OFF.
CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES in a great
assortment of styles, in the sale at low prices.
NIGHT GOWNS for girls made up in fine
quality nainsooks 79, $1.79 and $1.98
GIRLS' PRINCESS SLIPS ages 6 to 14
years. Priced special at .$1.79, $1.98 and up.
Men's Porosknit
Union Suits
Priced
Special
Main Floor You know what oth
er stores ask for Chalmers' Poros
knit Union Suits! We have a spe
cial lot of this famous make to
dispose of quickly on account of
sizes being somewhat broken.
Cool and comfortable I- f(
for warm days. Suit wltUU
Men's Khaki
Handkerchiefs
At 5c
Main Floor Full size Handker
chiefs of khaki colored material
with neatly hemstitched edge.
These sell in the regular way at
15c, 20c and 25c each. No limit;
buy all you want of them r
at this store Friday at, each Jlx
Men's $1.75
Union Suits
At $1.29
Main Floor Men's Summer
weight Union Suits of a well
known make. Short sleeves and
ankle length styles. Shown in
white and ecru color. Union Suits
well worth $1.75 of- OQ
fered Friday at, special OX.I
DOUBLE STAMPS with cash
purchases Friday all departments.
Boys' Norfolk Suits
Special $6.75
Main Floor Excellent
Suits for service. Made up
in corduroys and novelty
mixtures in dark colors
only. Norfolk styles with
belt and pockets. Pants, full
lined. Broken fTfT
sizes 9 to 18 BO I O
Boys' Wash
Suits
a large assortment of
the season's popular styles
including Junior Norfolks
and Middies. Made up in
galatea, repps, chambrays,
cheviots atid other materi
als $1.50 up to $7.50
Headquarters for Child
ren's Straw Hats All
Styles Popular Trices
Boys'$1.50Pants
Special 98c
Main Floor This is an odd lot of Knickers se
lected from our regular stock. All are of ex
cellent quality and well made. Fancy mix
tures in good serviceable colors. Brok- O Q
en sizes 8 to 15 priced special Friday Ov
Boys' Caps 95c
Main Floor Boys' Caps of good quality blue
serge; full assortment of sizes 6? up QJT,,
to IK. Priced special for Friday, at tlV
Blouses at 98c
BOYS KHAKI BLOUSES for outing QO-,
and vacation wear. Priced special at 501
Second Floor And the savings are well worthy of
your attending, as ihe following list will show. Beau
tiful Suits from our regular stock many of them
exclusive models. There are braided and embroid
ered styles novelty belted styles and tailored styles.
Suits with fancy vestee fronts or Tuxedo fronts.
Wide range of materials, including gabardines, tri
cotines, serges, novelty checked and striped material.
$48.50 Suits Now $36.37
$125 Suits at $93.75
3s. ut5Ml
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
Women's
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
Women's
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
-Women's
52.50
55.00
58.50
62.50
65.00
68.50
67.50
69.75
72.50
75.00
78.50
79.50
89.75
95.00
$110.00
$115.00
$125.00
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
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Special
Special
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at SW9.38
at $41.25
at JM3.88
at $4(.S8
at $48.75
at $51.37
at $50.:$
at $52.32
at $54.38
at $50.25
at $58.37
at $59.65
at $7.32
at $71.25
at $82.50
at $80.25
at $93.75
Women's Sweaters
Special $6.95
Second Floor Coat Sweaters and Slip-On Sweaters
in plain and fancy weaves. The former have small
or large collars. Slip-Ons have purled waistline or
pcplums with sashes. Shown in all the C?f?
leading colors. Special for Friday, only tDUI7J
Double Stamps With Cash Purchases.
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W
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June Sale of Fine Nainsooks
Sold Only by Box of 10 Yards
Main Floor Lingerie Nainsooks of fine
sheer quality in the June White Sale at
socially reduced prices. Note prices:
$3.50 Nainsooks box 10 yards $3.15
$3.90 Nainsooks box 10 yards $3.51
$4.25 Nainsooks box 10 yards $3.83
$4.75 Nainsooks box 10 yards $4.28
$5.50 Nainsooks box 10 yards $4.95
LINGERIE LINEN S the famous
Richardson quality. Ideal for summer
underwear. All pure linen. Specially re
duced prices now in force. Note prices:
85c Lingerie Linens, special, yard 75
90c Lingerie Linens, special, yard 80?
$1.00 Lingerie Linens at a yard OO
lingerie Linens at a yard $1.00
Bedspreads Full Size Special S2.25 and S3.25
Snider s Catsup
35c Size OQ
Special Asl
Fourth Floor At this special low
price Friday only. Genuine Snider
Catsup; regular 35c size; OQ
priced special, bottle, only
Curtis Supreme Ripe Olives;
regular G5c can. Priced OQ
special for Friday at only Jk
New Brazil Nuts spe- QPT,
cially priced Friday; lb. OtlU
Calif ornia Walnuts, spe- QCT
ciallv Tirieed Fridav. lb. tv
Fruit Jars and Accessories
Supply Your Canning Needs Nny
Third Floor The coming season is close at
hand and the forehanded housewife will lay
in a plentiful supply of jars against a scarcity
that will likely develop as the season advances.
We have a complete stock of jars and acces
sories in all of the most dependable makes.
Mason Jars
Mason Jars Pint Size Dozen for $1.00
Mason Jars Quart Size Dozen for $1.10
Mason Jars H-Gal. Size Dozen for $1.40
Sure Seal Glass Top
Sure Seal Glass Top Jars pints, doz. $1.25
Sure Seal Glass Top Jars qts., doz. $1.35
Sure Seal Glass Top Jars -j-gallon $1.75
Economy Jars
Economy Jars Pint size dozen at $1.30
Economy Jars Quart size dozen at $1.40
Economy Jars -Gal. size dozen $1.80
Ideal Glass Tops
Ideal Glass Top Jars pints, dozen, $1.00
Quarts, dozen, $1.10 Ms gals., doz., $1.20
KERR WIDE MOUTH Mason
Jars pint size a dozen $1.30
Kerr Wide Mouth qts. $1.40
Kerr Wide Mouth, s6-gal. $1.80
KERR MASON Jars regular
style pint size, dozen at $1.10
Kerr Jars qt. size, dozen $1.15
Kerr Jars 4-gaL size, $1.45
DOUBLE S. & H. STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH PURCHASES.
Shantung
Silks
very popular for the new sport
apparel Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts, etc.; 34 inches wide. Prices
range from $2.25 to $3.50 yard.
27-Inch White Shantung Silks at
prices ranging $1.75-$2.25 yard.
36-Inch White Ruff-a-Nuff Sport
Silks, priced at $3.50 the yard.
36-Inch White Satins for dresses
and skirts $2.50 to $4.00 yard.
Women's
Large Aprons
At 95c
Special for Saturday
in the Basement
Women's large Coverall Aprons
in a number of new styles some in
loose effects with belt and pockets,
others have elastic waistline. Neat
ly trimmed. Full range of QP
sizes. Basement special Jt)
Sale of Women's and
Children's Hose
The Center Circle and Bargain Circle on
the Main Floor have been given over to this
great sale, as well as the greater part of
the Hosiery Section. The values we offer
speak for themselves. Read and profit.
Women's Silk Hose
At 79c Pair
Seamless Silk Hose with lisle top and
sole. Irregular makes having slight defects.
White, black and a good assortment HC(
of the wanted colors. Special, pair ' J
SILK HOSE with double lisle
top, heel, and toe. Full fashioned.
Slight imperfections 1 Q
sneciallv priced, a nair i5-a-.-I-
FULL FASHIONED Lisle Hose
in black, white and a few PTP
colors. Priced special, pair 3
SILK LISLE HOSE in light
weight. Full fashioned QCn
style. Special, the pair OtJv
specially priced, a pair
SEAMLESS white cot- CO
ton or lisle hose, special at tl7l
Children's Hosiery
Infants' and Children's Fancy
Lisle and Cotton Sox in assorted
styles and colors. All J1 ff
sizes. Special, 3 pairs tD-L.UU
Infants' WOOL HOSE, OQn
sliirhtlv imrjerfeet: a nair
Pony Hose for boys and girls.
Black and white only. O Q
Priced special Friday, pair OI7i
Boys' Extra Heavy Ribbed
Hose Sandow make. All Kfl
sizes. Special, the pair JUU
One Minute
Washers
Come to the Housewares Sec
tion on the Third Floor and see
one of these famous machines in
operation. Electric current for
average family washing costs
about 6c ?2.00 down and $2.00 a
week brings a One-Minute Elec
tric Washer to your home. Money
back if you are not satisfied.
si y"
organization of work for' men in In
dustries of Idaho and Oregon; provi
sion for experienced direction to or
ganization, financing and conduct of
county organizations: provision for di-
iiErJi7Tinv rv rnrvTV VT rectton and leadership to org-antzed
ORGANIZATION Ot COIM1 AD , christian work among collese students,
and to recruit and train men for cm-
Rl'RAL tTXITS IS AIM.
Contributions of Portland Folk Are;
Desired to Provide Funds for
Extension Kfforts.
Inauguration of a state-wide occu
pation campaign has been announced
by the Young Men's Christian associa
tion through the interstate committee
for Oregon and Idano. of which W.' J.
Ierr of Corvallis is chairman, and
thm Portland Y. M. C. A., by W. M.
I-add, - president. The object of the
campaign is to meet tho needs of
older boys and young men in rural
communities and cities of less than
6000 population, and is in the nature
of an enlarged extension programme.
An appeal for co-operation of men
ef Portland has been sent out. and an
Additional contribution of from 25 to
40 per cent for state and international
work is desired. Thoso who have not
pledged their subscriptions for this
year will b asked to make a com
bined subscription.
The proposed programme will make
possible the organization of county
associations, leaders declare, and will
Frve to add to the progress and char
acter of city life through the medium
of rural communities.
Included in the proposed work are
ployed officers in the association.
PICK BERRIES IS APPEAL
100 More Women and Girls liecded
at Hood River Today.
just as much a patriotic duty in 1919
as it was in 1918, say the representa
tives of the United States employment
service, ir. charge or tee work ot re
cruiting: women and girls for straw
berry fields of Hood River valley. But
apparently Portland women and girls
have a different attitude.
Warm sunshine is hastenlrgr the har
vest and at least 100 pickers are
needed today at Hood River and other
sections are beginning to call for aid-
Forest Fire Fnder Control.
BEND, Or., June 5. (Special.) The
fire reported yesterday in the Jackpine
forests in the neighborhood of Lapine
is now under control, according to h
report given out by forest offi
cials. No damage to timber valuable
for commercial purposes was done, al
though the fire extended over 'several
hundred acres.
Read The Oregonlnn classified ads.
LUMBER CROWDING STEEL
HIGH COST OF 3IETAXS GIVES
TIMBER BIG OPPORTUNITY.
Russell Hawkins Predicts Prolonged
Activity for Coat Mills After
Eastern Trip Future Is Safe.
There are three good reasons why the
lumber industry, and other industries,
for that matter, must go forward at an
unprecedented pace to an era of nation
wide prosperity the delayed produc
tion of the war period, which comprises
an industrial deficit, the normal de
mands of the present, at home, and the
abnormal demands of Europe during the
reconstruction period.
Such is the conclusion of Russell
Hawkins, of the Whitney company. Ore
gon timber operators, who returned
Wednesday from a month's visit in the
east and at Detroit, headauarters of the
compapy. During his absence from
Portland. Mr. Hawkins sought every
available source of information relative
to business conditions of the near fu
ture, receiving the unanimous assurance
that American industry is at the thresh
hold of its biggest task and greatest
prosperity.
"The outlook for the lumber industry
is especially fine," said Mr. Hawkins,
i yesterday. "The existing high price of
steel, which shows no tendency to de
cline, is inducing a great many eastern
concerns to go in for 'mill construction
that is, the building of new plants from
lumber, not steel, by employing the
slow-burning construction plan, which
has been found , excellent as a safe
guard against fire losses.
what appltes to the lumber business,
in my opinion, applies to nearly all
American industries."
So confident is Mr. Hawkins of the
immediate future of the lumber Indus
try that he announced yesterday the
construction of a new logging railroad,
to be begun this summer, in the Kilchcs
river district of Tillamook countj-. to
If your MEAT or FISH
4 is Tasteless
yem can greatly improve
its flavor by adding
a
SAUCE
A perfect seasoning for
Soaps, Fish, Roasts,
Gravies, Chops, Cheese,
Eggs and Salad Dressing.
Be sure it is
LEA PERRKJS
SAUCE
the ofttY oBiagmLJMPBCMrmimiw
tap a large timber tract owned by the
Whitney company.
Bankers Elect Officer-.
MEDFORD. Or.. June 5. fSpecial.)
The annual meeting of Southern Ore-
iron bankers closed here yesterday with
the election of the following officers:
Chairman, Icslie Rogers. Klamath
Falls: vice-president. George Lundburg,
Grants Pass; secretary and treasurer,
A. P. Apperson, Klamath Falls.
Phone your want ads to The Ores
Tiian. Main 7070, A 09K.
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f IMlM jfc' J
Biin
The New American Macaroni
TF, by any chance, you have
never served Creamettes, ask
a neighbor who has. She will
tell you how it differs from ordinary
macaroni that it is more tender,
more delicious and with a delight
fully different flavor. The very
first package you try will prove
the quality.
Cooks in one-third the time.
THE CREAMETTE COMPANY, MINNEAPOLIS
Heal Skin Diseases
It is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo, ob
tained at any drug store for 35c, or
$1.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. It cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. It is not greasy. ,
is easily applied and costs little. Get
it today and save all further distress.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. O.
IEURALGIA
or Headache
Rub the forehead
and temples with
ICR'S VAP0RI
YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30. 60'. i.20