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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1919)
11 Read "The Arrow of Gold," by Joseph Conrad $1.50 Per Copy The Book Shop, Main Floor. fifr S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full on or Before the Tenth of Each Month Don't Overlook This Additional Cash Saving Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Shoe Shining Parlors in the Basement Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors on 2d Floor Tea Rooms on 4th Floor Prompt Service EQUIP YOUR PORCH WITH COOLMOR SHADES WON'T FLAP IN THE WIND! ORDERS TAKEN FOR ENGRAVING, WEDDING CARDS, ETC. DEPT. 1ST FLOOR Voile Waists at $1.98 Basement Special Women's and Misses' Voile Waists of good quality material plain white or with colored collars. Also Waists of fancy striped materials. You will I" AO want a couple of these. All sizes. Basement DA0 The Standard Store of the Northwest Middy Blouses at $1.00 Basement Special Women's 'and Misses' Middy Blouses at a very spe cial price for Saturday in our Basement Underprice Store. Plain white, also many with colored C"l Cf collars and cuffs, full range of sizes, special 3X.Ul Olds, Wortman & King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods June White Sale Double Trading Stamps KiSS in All Depts. TIIE 3I01TCIXG OREGOXIAN, SATURDAY, J USE 7, 1919. Great Sale Of Hosiery Saturday will be the last day of the sale. Those who have neglected this opportunity should be on hand. For Women SEAMLESS SILK HOSE with lisle top and sole. Makers' "irreg ulars." White, black and HCkg colors. Sale price a pair FULL-FASHIONED Lisle Hose with reinforced heels and '7f toes. Black, white, colors ' v FULL-FASHIONED Lisle Hose with double lisle garter top. QP Priced special' at the pair OtIV FULL-FASHIONED Silk Hose with double lisle top, sole and heel. Slightly imperfect. Q" 1 Q White, black and colors 3J-.X7 For Children TONY" STOCKINGS for boys and girls. White or black. OQ All sizes. Special the pair tJ7v CHILDREN'S Ribbed Hose of good sturdy quality. Double OC knees. Special at the pair ' 1 1 Capes and Dolmans 1 1 s r Model Grocery Fourth Floor Experienced telephone clerks at your service 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. C. & B. Olive Oil, $1.35 Bottle Imported French Peas. 1 0 Regular 20c size at only-'-'' New Brazil Nuts, pound, 330 30c Famous Peas at ?2.75 OP per dozen the can at only "V' Miss Crowley will be here for a short time, demonstrating Burnett's Extracts and Fruit Colorings for desserts Fourth Floor. Come in and see the dainty dishes she prepares. mm mm Reduced Second Floor The Garment Store di rects your attention to a great under price offering of several hundred wom an's Capes and Dolmans from regular stock. This season's very smartest models made up in gabardines, silk tri- colet, silk faille, tricotine, serge, wool velour and other fabrics. Note Sale Prices $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 42.50 48.50 49.50 52.50 55.00 57.50 58.50 62.50 65.00 S 69.75 $ 72.50 $ 79.50 $ 95.00 $110.00 $125.00 Capes and Capes and Capes and Capes --d Capes -lid Capes and Capes and Capes and Capes and Capes and Capes and Capes and Capes and Capes and Capes and Dolmans $ Dolmans S Dolmans !i Dolmans $ Dolmans $ Dolmans $ Dolmans 5ji Dolmans S Dolmans $ Dolmans jj Dolmans $ Dolmans $ Dolmans $ Dolmans $ Dolmans Jj 31.87 3G.37 37.13 39.3S 41.25 43.13 43.88 40.88 48.73 52.3a 54 .38 59.65 71.25 82.50 03.75 3 Notable Waist Specials For Saturday A f C?1 CO Women's Waists of dain .T1.L OXeJ7 ty voiles in white and col ors. Also in batiste, lawn and madras, plain or fancy stripes with white organdie collars and cuffs. Lace trimmed or tailored. At Ssl Beautiful Waists of D-L70 Georgette crepe and crepe de chine in flesh and white. Square or V necks. Some have neat embroidered design down front. A full assortment of sizes. Af QQ OC Georgette crepe de chine smart styles. and pongee waists in many They are here in all sizes. Dainty Lingerie Waists, $2.50 to $7.50 Any number of pretty styles some in tailored effects trimmed with fine tucks, others trimmed with dainty laces or embroidered. Voile, batiste and organdie materials in new colored combinations and stripes. New Veilings And Veils DELAYED SHIPMENT of very latest French novelty meshes and staple plain hexagon meshes just received The dur able double twist silk thread and Shetland veilings. Black, brown, navy, taupe, purple, white. Also black, with 6elf and contrasting colored chenille dots. Prices range from $5 up to $1.75 the yard. New EZ-On and Slip-On Veils New EZ-On and Slip-On Veils the veils for every wear EZ to put on EZ to take off; no tying just EZ-On. A real face veil. Has style and fits well. Plain or with motifs, chenille dots and scrolls. Prices range 12- 33, 50?, 650 and 950 each. New Drape Veils 95c to $2.75 Main Floor The last word in style "Alsace" or "Sailor" drape veils with ribbon ends some thing entirely new. Ask to see these! Shown in black and col ors. Priced from 950 to $2.75 Ivory Soap Special - rr 5 Cakes JtDC Ivory Soap will not be sold or delivered at the above price ex cept with other purchases made in Drug Dept. Limit is 5 cakes to any one customer Main Floor. Creme Oil Soap, 3 cakes 250 Woodbury's Facial Soap 230 Palmolive Soap three for 25 Pears' Unscented Soap at 20 Packer's Tar Soap, cake 230 Drug: Specials Pebeco Tooth Paste priced 450 Revelation Tooth Powder 250 Pepsodent Tooth Paste at 500 Listerine at 230, 450, 850 -Tevla, non-greasy lotion, 5O0 Santiseptic Lotion priced 450 Peroxide Tooth Paste only 190 Graves' Tooth Powder at 22e $15 to $20 Hats $10 All Newest Shapes and Trimmings uv-m. Another of "our famous Ten Dollar Sales will be the attraction in tha Milli nery Store Saturday. Over 100 Hats taken from our regular stock will go in the sale. Beautiful new, light hats in leghorns and combinations of Georgette crepe and novelty braids. Also black hats in a profusion of charming Q" f models. Regular $15 to ?20 Hats AU All Children's Hats Now at V4 Off Unrestricted choice of any girl's hat on display in the Millinery Store at hi off. All the season's very best styles in light colored and black straws. Fancy Georgette Crepes Special $2.98 Yard Lace Dept. At this special low price Saturday only, Novelty silk Georgette crepes in dark, light and shades new blue and tan grounds with printed designs in large or small effects. Self and contrasting colors. Val-QO QQ ues to $3.73, at yard Oi.iO NEW SILK NETS in a large assortment in black, white and colors. Used extensively for the new net hats that are so much the vogue. Also for dainty sum mer dresses for women and chil dren Saturday we shall feature these nets at special, $2 a yard. Plain Georgette Crepes $2.23 to $3.50 Yard Women's 20c Handkerchiefs At 12c Main Floor Plain white with fancy colored corner embroidery, also with novelty 6triped borders, "ji, 1-16 and French hems. These are in good full size and are extraordinary values well worth 20c. No telephone orders accepted. On sale Sat- 1 OJ iurday at special, each -- 2 Hammocks Third Floor Hammocks, Porch and Lawn Swings in the popular styles ready for your inspection in the new Summer Goods Section, 3d Floor. --LOWEST PRICES IN CITY. Women's Sport Coats and Scarfs Second Floor A new shipment just in by express. Latest New York fashion note. Angora sport throws in shawl effect with leather belt. Also new Sport Jackets with tuxedo front in jersey, wool velour or diagonal cloth. Very effective for wear with the new sport skirts. Prices range from $15 to $27.50 Sale of Lingerie Linens Main Floor Richardson's fine lin ens for summer underwear in June White Sale at specially low prices 36-inch Lingerie Linen, regu- rrr lar 85c grade; special, a yard I Regular 90c grade, 36 in. QAp wide, on sale at the yard Ovll Regular $1 grade, 36 in. QA wide, on sale at the yard VU Regular $1.25 grade, yard $1.00 $8.50 Oxfords at $6.95 Brown Vici Kid Main Floor Women's Laced Oxfords of brown vici kid. Very chic last with pointed toeimi tation tip, Cuban heel, white welting. ,Fits especially well over arch of foot. Full line of all sizes and widths. QJ Regular 58.50 Oxfords, special 00.7J $6.50 White Oxfords At $4.98 Women's Laced Oxfords of white Nu-buck. Dressy plain toe last with covered military heels and hand-turned soles. Cool and comfortable for summer wear. Sizes 2hi to 8, QA QQ width A to D, at 0tW-7 MEN'S LACED OXFORDS of genuine kangaroo calf, made on "For matic" shape, which means positive comfort. Wide, full toe. P All sizes and widths. Regular $8.50 shoes Saturday at only 3vJi7J Girls' Tub Dresses At Special Prices Mothers who have girls to buy for will find this a good time to outfit them at small cost. Saturday we shall fea ture a great clearance of girls' gingham and voile dresses at close to cost of making. Newest 1919 summer models in many styles, but only in size 10. See these! Fine Dresses and Slips Slightly soiled white slips and dresses, also infants' skirts garments that have been used for display. On sale Saturday hi off regular. White Dresses for girls of all ages. Great showing of the prettiest mod els in town. Moderate prices. CHILDREN'S Night Gowns of I GIRLS' Princess Siips, ages 6 to fine nainsook 79c1, .$1.79, $1.98 1 14 Priced $1.79, .$1.98 and up. New Millinery Ribbons Grosgrain ribbons in black, white and colors. Ribbons of de pendable quality that will hold their luster. We have grosgrains in widths up to 5 inches. Prices range from 15r to $1.25 yard. Hair Bow Ribbons Good, firm qualities. All want ed plain shades, also in fancies. Priced Saturday at 390 a yard. Women's Neckwear Collars, Cuffs, Modesty Vests. -f P-L Regular Values Up to SI. 75 4-L Main Floor Women's Organdie Collars, Cuffs and Modesty Vests combinations, trimmed with fine net footing. May be worn separately if desired. Values up to $1.75. We also include in this sale many other beautiful styles in collars and sets, etc. Q- f( Your choice at only 0J-VJU SAMPLE VESTS made up in silk. Only 29 in this lot. Shown in light and dark colors. Neatly made and correct in style for im mediate wear. Don't fail to see these, for they are exceptional bargains. On account of limited number we advise you to shop early. On sale hi to Vt OFF. 40-Watt Tungsten Lamps 5 for $1.19 Basement Tungsten high-efficiency electric lamps 40-watt, 32-candlepower size. A big lot of these lamps will go on sale Saturday. Lay in a P" 1 Q good supply of them. Special 25c each, 5 for D A Screen Doors The time has comet Don't put off getting your screen doors. We have them at the right prices. Headquarters for Fruit Jars, Jar Caps, Rubbers, "Good Luck" Mason Rubbers, etc. Buy them now. DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH PURCHASES. Men'sQualityClothes America's Best Makes When buying clothes successful men never lose sight of the fact that money for clothes is the same as money for anything else. They want style, value and -service at a fair price. Men and young men about to select new clothes cannot do better than come to this store. Our stocks are large and experts are here to help you choose. New suits at $25.00 up to $50.00. Double Trading Stamps Given. Men's $1.50 Shirts at 98c French Cuffs Sizes 14 to 17 Porosknit Union Suits in brok en assortment of sizes. Q1 ff On sale while they last 3J-UU -Aftfn's Rummer TTnirm Snif in white or ecru color. Short sleeves sinri nnklv linirth. V.-r- t!-t OfkWI J cellent $1.75 quality at Main Floor Extra special offer ing for Saturday. Men's white soisette shirts ideal for outing and summer wear. Made with French cuffs and cut in full gen erous sizes. Regular $1.50 QO Shirts, priced special at Ol Men's 15c to 25c Khaki Handkerchiefs, 5c Boys' Suits $6.75 Serviceable Dark Colors Main Floor These are suits from regular stock. Lines that are somewhat broken in sizes. Just the thing for vacation days. Norfolk styles with belts and pockets. Made up in corduroys and fancy mixtures. Sizes from 9 to 18. 7C Priced special for Saturday, the suit 01 I J Boys' SI. 50 Knickers Special at 98c Main Floor Don't delays these will sell out rap idly at above price. Full cut knickerbockers, full lined. Fancy mixtures in good serviceable QC, colors. Broken sizes 8 to 15; $1.50 pants at'0' Boys' Blue Serge Caps, Special 95 it? I BOND MEASURE IN DOUBT JAIE KEICRXS FIX NEGATIVE MAJORITY AT 33 7. Several Counties Not Yet Heard , from In Lane Only Two Pre cincts Arc Mii-in;. State election returns so far as avail able still leave the fata of one measure somewhat in doubt. This is the amend jnent giving constitutional authority for Issuance of 5.00i,000 reconstruc tion bonds. Returns received yesterday reduced the negative majority Btandini? against the amendment to 537. The returns are complete from all counties except Kakcr. Benton. Douelas, Lake. Lane, I'olk. Wheeler, Grant, Harney and Tilla mook. In Lane only two precincts are missiiiK: in F"olk only three; in Wheeler only five and Tillamook is practically complete. In Ooutrlas 17 nrerincts are outstand in, Benton is nearly all in, but there is a considerable vote yet to be reported from Baker. Lake. Grant and Har ney. Figuring that one-third of the registered vote has been cast in each county anc? that the ratios already re ported will be maintained, the result still does not nold out great nopes ior the measure, although its negative ma jority may be cut down to two or three hundred votes. Adoption of this amendment would not jrive authority to issue reconstruc tion bonds in the absence of further law on the subject, the reconstruction bond bill fixing the terms of the issue and its apportionment having been definitely defeated. Adoption of the amendment, however, would authorize the legislature to issue such bonds in the future. The vote on the amendment now stands, yes 38.165, no 3S.702. The majority against the bonding bill is now 4700, and the majority against the hospital amendment is 172S. All other measures except the amendment creat ing the office of lieutenant-governor have passed by large majorities. Practically complete returns from the up-state counties reveal that a larger proportion of the voters went to the polls outside of Portland than within the city. Whereas the Portland vote v.as about 12 per cent of the registra tion, that in the up-state counties was about 33 per cent. GURRY COUNTY IS JOYOUS PASSAGE OF ROOSEVELT HIGH WAY MEASURE PLEASES. State Chamber of Commerce to Aid in Securing Harvest Hands for Oregon Farms. At Gold beach. Curry county, there was a hilarious time Wednesday and people had a glorious jubilation of the voting the Roosevelt highway bonds at the election on Tuesday, Charles Hall, president of the state chamber of commerce, telegraphed Secretary George Quayle about the joy mini tested by the people there "because Oregon had shown a desire to adopt the most isolated county in the state commercially and in every other way. As a means of assisting the farmers of Oregon in obtaining labor for har vest season, the state chamber is send ing out a letter to its member organ izations requesting the appointment ot committees to make a survey of la bor conditions In each community and report back at the earliest possible dale as to the class of labor and the number of men and women taat will be needed, the probable wage schedule and such other knowledge as will en able the chamber to co-operate with the United States employment bureau In supplying labor. Member organizations of the state chamber have responded to the refer endum vote regarding disposition of the railroads, a majority favoring re turn of the railroads to private man agement under some modified form of control. YEGGS FAIL TO GET COIN Burglars Quit After Cracking Outer Door of Dank Vault. HOOD RIVER. Or.. June S. (Spe cial.) Called at daybreak by Hosier authorities, local city and county offi cers hurried today to observe trains passing to the west on the O.-W. R. & N. line and to watch the Columbia river highway. Burglars blew the first door of the Mosier Valley bank vault, but were unable to open the inside safe. A strange man was seen leaving the town, heading west about da; break. HOTEL LESSEE IS El DISTRICT . ATTORNEY STARTS PROCEEDINGS. Complaint Charges Hostelry Ha Been Used for Immoral Purpos-cs. Owners Arc Also Summoned. Proceedings in abatement against the Golden West hotel, Broadway and Ever ett, notorious rendezvous of colored gamblers and bootleggers, according to District Attorney Evans, were begun in the circuit court yesterday. Elizabeth L. Watts, Manson C. Watts. Vera Powell, Lillian Spencer, and Lael Cook, the owners of the property, and W. D. Allen, lessee of the Golden West hotel, are named in the action filed by Special Agent Geren of the district at torney's office. The complaint alleges that the hotel has been used for im moral purposes for a long time and has become a public nuisance, the prompt abatement of which is necessary in the interest of eood morals. hould the district attorney prevail in injunction proceedings and bond Is not put up, the sheriff is empowered to move the furniture from the hotel, sell it and keep the building locked up for a year. Any time after the filing of the suit, however, the defendants may put up a bond, not to exceed the value of the premises, which In this case is said to be around $200,000. This action abates the suit but violation of the law while the bond Is in effect means for feiture of bond and the closins of the hotel. KLAMATH PROJECT RUSHED Sixteen Hundred Acres Near Reuo Will Be Reclaimed. KLAMATH FALLS. Or.. June 6. (Special.) A new irrigation project by which 1600 acres of land wtll be brought under water on the south eide of the Klamath river, between Klamath Falls and Keno is going rapidly for ward. The water has been diked from the lands In that section and will be pumped on again by two large centri fugal rump. H. H. Van Valkenburg. J. A. Bushong, R. V. Ess. H. A. Talbot, B. E. Kerns, C. Ezell and lr. E. H. Hawkins are the men most interested in the new venture. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES . Alien's Foot-Ke. th antiseptic pwder tn b shaken Into tha hoes end sorlnk'txi in tha foot-bath. Th Plattaburc Camp Manual tdvfsos men In trnlnlnc to us Foot-Eat In their a hoes ach morninr- It prevenim blis ters and sore rpota and relievaa painful, wollerf. it mart In k tect and takes tha ettnz nut of corns an! bunions. A certain raltef lor sweating, rallaiif, tired. a-:hip feet. AI aM use Allen's Koot-Kasa to break In new shoes. Sold everywhere. Adv. N 7 V EURALGIA or Headache Rub the forehead and temples with ICR'S VAPORI YOUR BODYGUARD"-3Of.6C7fl.20 Kill Dandruff With Cuiicura All 4rcni: P'ap V. Ontwtnt 2ft n4 i. Talcum 6&api ewh fi-ee of "OaUcarm, Deat. S. Mm."