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We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Don't Overlook This Direct Cash Saving Filled Stamp Books Redeemed on the Third Floor
Expert Shoe Shining in the Basement Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Hammocks, Porch and Lawn Swings, Settees, Porch Shades, Third Floor
THE MOUSING OREGONIAX, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1919.
Great Sale of Suits
Special $19.98
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Second Floor The mid-season re
adjustment of the garment stocks
has brought this splendid lot of
high-class suits into a rousing 6ale
at a fraction of former prices,
Frankly, these suits go far be
yond what one would expect at
anything like the above price. The
assortment embraces all the best
styles of the season from the plain
tailored effects to the novelty cuts
and there is a wide range of the
wanted materials.
Sizes:
12 Suits, size 14, special $19.98
2 Suits, size 15, special $19.98
17 Suits, size 16, special $19.98
2 Suits size 17, special $19.98
10 Suits, size 18, special $19.98
3 Suits, size 36, special $19.98
12 Suits, size 20, special $19.98
5 Suits, size 38, special $19.98
15 Suits, size 40, special $19.98
19 Suits, size 42, special $19.98
16 Suits, size 44, special $19.98
8 Suits, size 46, special $19.98
Sale of Capes
$29.49
Second Floor Women's and misses'
Capes and Dolmans in smart drape
models with large fancy sleeves
and shawl collars, also straight
line effects with drape collars,
coatee fronts and yokes. High
class garments, every one of them.
Materials are velour, gabardine,
tricotine, serge, taffeta and satin.
Black and many desir- flJOQ AQ
able colors. Saturday DiJliJ
ort and Outing Middies
Priced $2.50 to $4.50
Second Floor You will need one or more Middies before the season
is over they are so comfortable and serviceable for warm days. We
have an unusually fine showing of the very newest models in belted
and loose 'effects with detachable collars and cuffs of blue flannel or
serge. Also plain white. Prices range from $2.50 up to $4.50
New Wash Smocks
Second Floor If you wish to see the newest things in smocks come
to the Garment Store. Many dainty styles with long or short sleeves
and belt. Made up in pretty voile or crash some have collars and
cuffs of organdie. All the new colorings. Priced at $2.50 to $4.75
Sp
Silk Gloves
75c to $2.00
See special display Saturday at
the Center Circle, Main Floor. Fa
mous Portland Maid and Kayser
makes. Full assortment of all the
popular styles. Black, white, colors.
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Olds, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Walnuts 35c Lb.
Fourth Floor
Choice English Walnuts OPT
priced at the pound, only OOC
Soft Shell Almonds, pound, 35
Demonstration Vogan's Marsh
mallow Whip on Fourth Floor.
The Store Helpful for Vacationists!
People planning their summer outings whether it be to mountain, stream or seashore will f in4 this store splendidly
prepared to supply their every need. This page of Saturday offerings tells of many good savings on wanted merchandise.
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In the Millinery Store Saturday
$12.50 to $20 Trimmed Hats
Your Choice $10
THIS INCLUDES ALL TRIMMED HATS and TAILORED HATS on display in the Milli
nery Salons, Second Floor, selling heretofore up to $20. Needless to 6ay, the assortment
embraces every fashionable mode of the moment. Beautiful leghorns, milans, combina
tions of Georgette and leghorns all Georgette and other novelty braids and straws. Small
hats, large hats, medium hats. Dress, semi-drsss and tailored. Black, white
and desirable colors. $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $18.50 to $20.00 Millinery, special
Sport Hats $3.50 and $7.50
S10.00
Women's and Misses' Sport Hats in the
popular basket weave. . Ideal for sport, beach
and outing wear. White novelty braids, band
trimmed. Prices range $3.50 up to $7.50
Bathing Suits j
and Accessories
Second Floor The new 1919 styles
are now in and ready for your in
spection. Women's and Misses' Wool
Bathing Suits in many beautiful
models many are trimmed with
fancy striped borders. Prices range
from $4.49 to $7.95. See thesel
Cotton Bathing Suits in all colors
prices range from $1.49 to $4.50
-i-Bathine Shoes in all sizes for men,
women and children. Popular prices.
Full line caps, wings and bags.
Children's Summer Hats in all the newest
and best styles of the season. We have a
large table now marked at special low prices.
Mothers will de well to shop at this store.
Cedar Chests
$12.95 to $47.50
Third Floor Why not select one of
these beautiful chests of Tennessee
red cedar for the bride's gift? Great
many handsome styles with or with
out trays. Guaranteed moth proof.
Matting Covered
Boxes
in assorted sizes and styles. New
shipment has just been received.
Prices range from $7.75 to $9.75
Men's $6 Shoes at $4
Shoe Dept., Main Floor
Men's gunmetal shoes in buttoned and
laced styles. English or full toe last,
leather or neolin soles. Also men's dark
tan shoes on English last, with leather or
fawn-colored cloth tops. All QA (f
sizes and widths. Reg. $6-$6.50 0eUU
Girls' Pumps
at $1.00
Big Girls' White Canvas Pumps,
"Emmy-Lou" style with wide toe,
flat heel and strap around ankle.
Sizes 5 to 7 only. Reg- C- flft
ular $2.25 grade, special
Women's Sport Shoes $5
Regular Selling Price $7.50
Main Floor Women's White Nu-Buck Sport Shoes with "OKO" fiber
soles. Laced style. Cool, comfortable shoes for sport and flf? fifi
beach wear. Sizes 3 to 8, widths A to D; $7.50 values special OeJ.UU
Girls'WhiteMiddies
$1.79
Second Floor These are
a good grade white duck
and are laced in front,
with large sailor collar.;
Just what the children
need for vacation wear.
Plain white. On
sale at only
GIRLS' Plaited Skirts on
waist to go with Middy
Blouse. Good quality and
well made. On
special sale at
S1.79
$1.98
Girls' Serge Coats
Special $5
Second Floor Coats in this lot formerly selling up
to $13.50. A wonderful opportunity to save! Navy
blue serge, belted models, with silk collars, large
pockets and deep cuffs. Sizes 6 to 14,
Priced extra special for Saturday at only
$5.00
Other Lines Girls' Coats
Greatly Reduced
Second Floor Girls' Coats of navy blue serge, shep
herd checks and novelty mixtures splendid wool ma
terials. Made with large collars, belts Q1A QQ
and pockets. Worth to $18.50, Saturday DU.70
Girls' Coats values up to $22.50 at $13.50
Girls' Coats values up to $27.50 at $15.85
Girls' Silk Dresses $15.00 models, special $10.98
Girls' Silk Dresses values to $25.00 at $14.98
We give S. & H. Trading Stamps. Ask for them'
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Jewel Gas Ranges
"They Bake Better"
The above sketch shows the famous DETROIT JEWEL "SPECIAL"
new model Gas Range. The patented two-burner oven construction
can only be obtained on this range, and when you know its advan
tages you will not be satisfied with a Gas Range built any other way.
It is simply marvelous the way it bakes. Come in and let us show
you this handsome Range that is indorsed by cooking experts as
being the "BuiltRight" Range for the majority ot nomes. oa r ioor.
Refrigerators Special $12.15
. Just As Illustrated
Third Floor A good Refrigerator such as this will save its cost in
a short time by keeping foods from going to waste. Outside case
is of solid oak not imitation or veneer! Perfect insulation, which
guarantees low ice consumption. Improved side circulation. Width '
20 inches, depth 13 inches, height 38 inches. 25 P1 OIK
pounds ice capacity. Limited number on sale at special 5XafeAJ
One-Minute Electric
Washing Machine
the modern way to wash. Saves time, labor, worry and expense.
A One-Minute Electric Washer will do an average family washing
at a cost of about 7c for electric current. Demonstration 3d Floor.
Glass Butter Boxes 45c .
Third Floor .
fill ill
Third Floor Clear, crystal glass
butter boxes like illustration. Glass
cover. Keep butter sweet and fresh.
Glass Butter Boxes, one- A fT
pound size; priced at only 0
Glass Butter Boxes, two- C'FTp
pound size; priced at only
Shop during the morning hours.
Screens
buy now!
Adjustable hardwood
window screens 50 to 95c
Headquarters for wire
cloth, poultry netting,
etc. Dept. Third Floor.
Ivory Soap
Special
5 Cakes
Ivory Soap will not be sold or de
livered at above price except with
other purchases made in Drug Dept.,
Main Floor. Limit 5 cakes to customer.
Woodbury's Facial Soap only 23
Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes for 250
Packer's Tar Soap, a cake, at 23
Creme Oil Soap, four cakes at 250
Cuticura Soap at the cake, 230
Ivory Soap Flakes, package at 100
Drug Specials
for Saturday
Pepsodent Tooth Paste at only 5O0
Lyon's Tooth Powder at only 230
Faultless Nursing Bottles and Nip
ples Priced special at only 230
Danderine at 330, 500 and 960
Glycothymoline 250, 500, $1.00
Oriental Cream, jar at only $1.35
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil only 490
Mennen's Shaving Cream only 330
Pluto Water 450, 3 bottles $1.25
Palmolive Cold Cream at only 480
Squibb's Talcum Powder only 230
Sempre Giovine, a cake at only 490
Moth Balls, full pound at only 250
Maurine Toilet
Preparations
Beauty Lotion at only 500 and $1
Satin Cream 250, 500, $1.00 Skin
Food 500, $1.00 Astringent 500
Rouge 250 and 500 Depilatory
500 Drug Department First Floor.
Quality Clothes
For Men and
Young Men
We appeal to men and young men who want .
good clothes minus an extravagant price. Men
who know the value of a dollar and what it should
get. If you are interested in clothes of quality
and character you will be more than pleased
with this store's offerings New Suits for sum
mer wear ranging in price from $25 up to $50
Men's $2.50 Pajamas
Special $1.39
Main Floor Men's Pajamas of high-grade ma
terials striped, figured and plain colors. Ex
cellent garments, well made and nicely (PI OQ
finished. Sizes 15 to 18. $2.50 values DA.O7
Men's 25c Wash Ties
At 3 for 50c
Main Floor 2000 Men's Fresh, New Wash Ties
underpriced for Saturday's selling. Neat col
ored stripe patterns, good quality ma-
Featuring Great Showing of the
New Beads
REAL FRENCH PEARL BEADS in great vari
ety graduated or straight white, pink or cream;
hundreds of strands to select from at prices rang
ing from $2.50 to $65. Lengths 18 to 54 inches.
NEW ROSE BEADS trimmed with Venetian
Beads in many beautiful combinations and styles
$2.50; Venetian Beads, all colors, $2.50-$3.00
Hand-Painted Ivory
Dainty gifts for the June Bride. Real hand-decorated
ivory toiletware combs, brushes, mirrors,
sets and various other articles. Reasonable prices.
for
terial. 25c Ties on sale at
Men's Union Suits $1.39
$2.25 Quality
Main Floor Chalmers Knit Union Suits in light
weight for warmer weather wear. Short 6leeves,
ankle length or long sleeves and ankle length.
These are slightly imperfect, but ex- fl- OQ
traordinary values; $2.25 grade at only DXOI
Men's Bathing Suits
They're here, Men! in all the new 1919 colorings
and styles. There is sure to be a tremendous de
mand, so don't delay now is the time to make your
selection. Prices range from $1.50 up to $7.50
Muslin .Underwear
$1.49
Gowns, Envelope
Chemise, Skirts
At the Bargain Circle Satur
day we shall have ready for our
customers another great lot of
Undermuslins at a remarkably
low price. Several hundred
pieces in the sale Nightgowns,
Envelope Chemise and Skirts in
a wide range of styles, lace and
embroidery trimmed. P" A(
Special Saturday at
$15 to $18
Boys' Suits
$12.50
Double Service Suits
2 Pairs Pants
Main Floor We have only about
100 of these good suits left and are
not likely to get more to sell at
any such price again very soon.
Lines taken from regular stock
not all sizes, but .there is a good
range. Mostly in novelty mixtures.
The two pairs of pants practically
doubles the life of the suit, as every
mother knows. Regular $15.00,
J17.00, $18.00 suits (P-l O rft
very special today DArfUV
BOYS' $1.25 Khaki Pants QOp
priced for fhis special sale Ov
SAWMILL TO BE REBUILT
XEW FISHER-STOREY PLANT AT
TOLEDO TO COST t ISO. 000.
Cutting Capacity of 150.000 in
Eight Hour Planned Fire
l ighter Are Praised.
TOLKDO. Or . .June Z9 (Special.)
Th. Fisher-Storey sawmill, which was
completely destroyed by fire last Tues
day nteht. will be replaced by ona of
the most complete and modem mllla on
the coast, accordtnr to J. O. Storey of
Tacoma.
Mr. Storey said tha arrangement of
the mill will be different from that of
th old mill. The mam saw, edger and
trimmer will set side by side. The mill
will have one-half the machinery and
1500 feet lees floor space than other
mills of the same cutting; capacity.
There will be ltitle belting; and shaft
lng The plant ia to ba motor driven,
power being; aupplled from a power
plant built as a part of tha mill. It Is
planned to make this plant, most of
which is to be of concrete construction,
large enough, to supply light and power
for Newport, Taqulna and Toledo. It la
probable also that power will be aup
plled several of the other smaller mills
adjacent to Toledo.
Tha mill Is to cost approximately
1150.000 and Is to cut 150,000 feet each
eight-hour shift.
Timber will be obtained from the
Slleta basin. It Is expected that th
present Fisher-Storey log-gins; road will
be extended, probably to the town of
Slleta, if right of way san ba obtained.
Mr. Storey la high la hla praise far
tha rood work dona by tha Toledo and
Newport fire departments In fighting
the flames which destroyed the old mill.
Very little of the yard and lumber was
destroyed. The Newport fire depart
ment arrived In remarkably short time
after the fire started and worked dili
gently all night long.
The new gravity water supply Just
Installed In Toledo last summer stood
the test well, having water to spare
after supplying several lines of hose
kept turned on the fire all night long.
FORESTERS COMING TODAY
Two-Day Rett n Ion Planned for Mem
bers of Catholic Order,
Under the auspices of tha Portland
lee. rue of Cathollo Foresters a reunion
will be held today and tomorrow, with
looal and Willamette valley Foresters
present. The programme will open at
I o'clock In the evening, whan the
fortlanders go to Oregon City to meet j
and escort the valley members to the
city.
The visitors will come by automo
bile from chapters at Mt Angell, Sub
limity, Stayton, Jordan, Wood burn, St.
Paul, Roy and Gervals. The general
meeting' will be held at Sacred Heart
church, following; a supper. Out-of-town
members will be entertained at
the homes of members of Cathedral,
St. Francis, Br, Andrews, St. Lawrence.
Immaculate Heart and Sacred Heart
courts.
High mass at Saered Heart will be
attended tomorrow, after which the
visitors and their hoeta will motor to
Eagle oreek to spend the (Lay, Those
in charge of arrangements are Oscar
Home, John D, Mann, Robert Conrad:
Smith, Fred J, Bilera and Pan Puff, .
Ml Hen Welcomes Soldiers,
MILTON. Or., June 88. (Special.)
Ideal weather and visitors estimated
at from 600 to 1000 contributed yeater
day to make Milton's welcome home
to the soldiers ot eastern Umatilla
county an enjoyable and appropriate
occasion. Mayor C. D. Hobbs pave the
address of welcome to the soldiers and
visitors which was responded to on
behalf of Milton's guests by Rev. R. E.
Warren, pastor of the Presbyterian
church of Walla Walla. The welcome
home programme today is taking the
place of the annual strawberry day
festival, which has been a yearly tea-
ture for this city for more than 15
years past.
When troubled with indigestion or
sour stomach take a few doses of Cham
berlain's Tablets. They will invigorate
your stomach, improve your digestion.
Try it and pee how much better you will
feel after a few days treatment. These
Tablets only cost 25 cents per bottle.
KURAYA TEA is GOOD TEA. Closest
& Devers. Portland. Adv.
SORENESS
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