THE 3IORMXG OltEGOXIAX, FRIDAY, JUIA 25, 1919.
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4 Our New Fall Stock of Royal Society Art Needle Package Goods Is Now Ready for Your InspectionDepfc 2d Floor
Portland Agency for Coolmoor Porch Shades, Brenlin Window Shades, Jewel Stoves and Ranges.Klearf lax Linen Rugs, Sweeper-Vac and footer Electric Suction Cleaners Howe Patterns
Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors, 2d Floor Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Model Grocery. Bakery and Delicatessen on Fourth Floor Tea Room. Fourth Floor
Wheel Goods
Fourth Floor
Baby CarriagesrGo-Carts, Sul
kies, Strollers, Play Wagons, Kid
die Kars, Bicycles, Velocipedes.
Best makes. Reasonable prices.
The Standard Store ef the Northwest
Kodaks and
Films
Eastman Kodaks and Cameras,
all styles and sizes, Fourth Floor.
Headquarters for reliable films.
Expert developing, printing, etc
Olds, Wortman & Kin;
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Women's Tub Waists
Specially Priced
Aj. P- pTQ dainty Waists
tL 7XaeJ7 of sheer voiles, or
gandies, lawns and dotted Swisses.
Many in plain white, others in.
pretty striped effects. Well made
and nicely trimmed. All sizes.
A a. (PO Of large selection
It iDA.&Oot Women's Tub
Waists in white or with fancy col
ored stripes; also many in checks.
Voile, linene, batiste, lawn or mad
ras materials. Exceptional values.
A j. PO QO this is a very
ZVC Dd.ijO special assortment
and the values are exceptional.
Fancy and Tailored Waists with
convertible or roll collars. Great
range of styles to select from. Or
gandie, voile, batiste, madras and
dimity materials. Shown in latest
colors some are striped. All sizes.
AT .$3.50 TO" $3.5 We show
many other pretty styles in tub
waists Ask to see them!
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OUBLE TRADING STAMPS
Given With Cash Purchases in All Departments :
M New Tub Skirts
$1.98 to $7.50
Second Floor The Garment Store directs your
attention to a very complete showing of the new
Tub Skirts for women and misses. Latest styles
with sport pockets, belts, etc. Some are smartly
trimmed with tucks and pearl buttons. Gabar
dines, piques, bedford cords and cotton poplins.
Moderately priced, from $1.98 up to $7.50
Satin Skirts
Second Floor We have just opened up a new
shipment of the much wanted White Satin Skirts.
Decidedly smart for street and sport wear. Made
extra full at waist, furnished with wide crush
girdle and fancy pockets; trimmed with folds
and pearl buttons. Priced $14.50 and $15.00
Bathing Suits
$1.50 to $15.00
Second Floor Now is the time to get your bathing suit,
while assortments are at their best. All the newest
and best styles are to be seen here, both in cotton and
wool. We also show complete stock f Bathing Caps,
Shoes, Water Wings, Bags. Wool . Bathing Suits at
$3.49 to $15.00 Cotton Suits $1.0O up to $35
New Sweaters.
Second Floor Mercerized Sweater Coats with white
collars, cuffs, belts Shetland Wool Sweaters with tie
sash, white collars and cuffs Fancy. Weave Wool
Sweaters with tuxedo fronts, and many other smart
styles. Priced $3.98, $7.49, $12.75 up to $21.50
65c to $1 Neckwear
Special 35c
Main Floor Mid-season clean-up sale of many
small lots and odds and ends in women's neck
wear. Colored and white in plain, ruffled, plaited
and embroidered styles. Organdie, Georgette
crepe, lace and satin materials. Regular OCT
65c to ?1.00 grades. Offered Friday at ODU
Odd Handkerchiefs CZ
On Sale at Special OC
Main Floor Women's and Children's Handker
kerchiefs a large assortment composed of odd
lines that have become slightly soiled and mussed
from handling. White and colored embroidered
corners; also initial. Splendid 10c values. fT
Specially priced for Friday's selling; only
Double Stamps!
Women's
Feminalls
$2.49 to $5
Second Floor The most comfort
able garment a woman can wear
for outing and camp life. Made
with loose belt or fitted waist
line and with elastic bands at
ankles. Khaki, blue jean or cham
bray material. Shown in a full
range of sizes $2.49 to $5.00
Women's Bib
Overalls
Second Floor These are much in
demand for rough work about the
house and for camping. Made up
in khaki, jean and galatea ma
terials. Clasps and buttons at
ankle. ' Priced $2.75 and S2.95
DOUBLE S. & H. STAMPS.
Pongee Silks 89c Yard
Friday Center Circle, Main Floor.
Genuine Imported Natural Pongee Silk 2000 yards in a special under
price offering for Friday at the Center Circle. Splendid weight and
quality for women's dresses, skirts and jackets also very desirable for
men's shirts and pajamas. Full 33 inches wide. Don't neglect this QQ
opportunity to buy high-grade silks at a saving. Special, a yard OU C
Men's $1.50 Ties $1.19
Men's Store, Main Floor.
Main Floor At a glance you will recognize the qual
ity and you will be pleased with the variety and at
tractiveness of the patterns. Beautiful high-grade
Ties in latest styles, including wide reversible ef
fects. All have patented slip-easy band. Q- - Q
Regular $1.50 Ties on sale Friday at only 5xy
Men's $2 Pajamas
Special S1.29
Main Floor You cannot afford to overlook this spe
cial. Men's Pajamas of fancy striped material. Cut
in generous sizes and just the right weight Q- OQ
for summer. Sizes 15 to 20; Pajamas
Men's Bathing Suits
S1.50 to S7.50
Main Floor A new shipment of Men's Bathing Suits has just arrived.
You will want to see them at once and pick out the one you like best
before the assortments are broken. Prices rang $1.50 up to $7.50
Egg Beaters 35c
Third Floor
At this special
low price Friday
only. I hese are
of good strong
construction and
have retinned
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Special at OeJU
Headquarters
for Fruit Jars,
Caps, Rubbers
and canning needs
of all kind s.
Embroidery Flouncings
Special 49c Yard
Main Floor Fine quality Voile Flouncings in many attractive patterns
for summer dresses. These are full 40 inches wide and the designs are
well worked, with good substantial edges. Just such flouncings A Q
as are usually sold at 75c. Priced special for Friday at, the yard
Remnants of Embroideries, Nets, Crepes, etc., at REDUCED PRICES.
Remnants of Ribbons
At HALF PRICE
Main Floor Hundreds of Ribbon Remnants go out on the bargain tables
Friday priced at just Vs regular selling prices by the yard. Lengths
suitable for making fancy bags for trimmings for hairbows and
many other purposes. Plain colors and novelties. Shop early in the day.
$12 to $18 Trimmed Hats
Special at $7.50
Second Floor Come to the Millinery Sa
lons Friday and see for yourself the won
derful values in this sale. Beautiful hats
in the season's smartest 6tyles and trim
mings light Milans, leghorns and com
bination of Georgette crepe and straw;
also fancy braids frffced with colored
Georgette and a large number of dark
colored hats in all the season's best
shapes. Trimmed Hats made to sell at
512, $15 and $18, on sale-QfT JT
Friday at special low price 5 J vf
$7.50 to $10 Sport Hats $5
Shop Early for Best Choice
Second Floor Milans, leghorns, Panamas and various other straws par
ticularly adapted for sport and outing wear. Some have ribbon crowns,
others are trimmed with tailored bands of grosgrain ribbon. QCT ff
Hats. of $7.50 to $10.00 values. Special Friday; your choice DOUU
Wash Goods Remnants
At HALF PRICE
Main Floor Another great one-day clean-up sale of Wash Goods
Remnants at Vt price! Hundreds of good useful lengths for women's
and children's dresses, waists, skirts, etc. Plain and novelty voiles
white goods of various kinds silk and cotton mixtures percales
ginghams batistes and other weaves. Shop early in the day!
Ash Trays $1.00 and $1.75
Dept. Third Floor.
Sketch to left shows one of the many styles in
a new shipment of Ash Trays just received. Ma
hoeanv finish hasA with o-ln. in,.tB
cleaned. Priced moderately, at $1.00 and 1.73
Full line of Smoking Stands and other articles
for men. Lamp Department on the Third Floor.
Double S. & H. Stamps
Boys' Suits Special $6.75
Belted and Waist-Line Models.
Main Floor These suits at $6.75 represent the best value we have yet
offered at the price. Splendid well-made suits of good serviceable ma
terials mostly in blue, green and gray mixtures. Parents JJ?
should take advantage of this sale. Priced special, the 6uit OvJel J
Mayonnaise Bowls $1.25
Friday Special
Third Floor Beautiful, clear
crystal Mayonnaise Bowls with
silver A1 posit design around
edge and silver - plated spoon.
These make appropriate gifts
for weddings, anniversaries, etc.
Limited number on Q-! OJT
sale Friday special Dx.tJ
Double Stamps!
B
asement Millinery
200 Women's Trimmed
Hats Black, White and
Colors Values to $4.98
$2.50
100 New White Hats Just
In by Express Latest Mid
Summer Styles S p e c i a 1
$3.48
TRAFFIC SLIPS GO ASTRAY
MERCHANT USES POLICE TAGS
TO KEEP AUTOISTS AWAY.
Arrests by Patrolmon "Bloocy
B looey"' and "Some Bull"
Cause Perplexty.
Arrests for alleged traffic offenses by
"Patrolmen "Blooey-Blooey" and "Some
Bull' yesterday caused perplexity to
traffic officials, who could find no rec
ord of such policemen. The mystery was
Holved by the discovery that a police
man had prven traffic taps to a busi
ness man, who in turn was using the
tagra to keep autoists from parking in
front of his shop. The business man
wrb signing "Blooey-Blooey" and "Some
Bull" as the name of the complainant
to preserve his incognito.
Lieutenant Lewis started the perplex
ity when he noticed the signature on
one of the tags.
"Who's this bore Patrolman Blooey
Bloooy?" demanded the lieutenant.
"Never heard of hini." grunted Pa
trol man Tully, who was busy taking
an autoist's account of an accident.
Patrolman Blooey-BIoocy' miht
have escaped detection, despite his hy
phenated name, had not another auto
ift appeared a few minutes later with
a tag signed "Some Bull."
"This here is no vaudeville show."
thundered Lieutenant Lewis. "Some
bull is going to be out of a Job, blooey
blooey fashion, if this keeps up."
The traffic bureau took the matter
up with Chief of Police Johnson, who
posted a bulletin forbidding police to
give away the traffic slips, which are
for use by policemen only.
DEATH VOTED FOR KAISER
Service Men ot Bend Have Iitlle
Sympathy for HoticnzoIIcrn.
RKNn. July 24. (Special. 1 The
1rth ponalty for the ox-kaiser, in
dorsement of the lcasuo of nations ant!
of prohibition, and belief in the Amer
ican K'H us tha last word in femininity
these are the decisions made by pre
vious service men o Bend and the
vloinity, in the straw vote conducted
during; the last three days by Per
rcants Iouis Main, A. J. Yarborough
and C. M. Hawes, here on recruiting
duty.
One enlistment was the result of
their work here, when they left this
mornin? for fondon. Arthur McLain.
a recent arrival from Canada, was re
cruited for the air service.
MONTANA RANGES 'SUFFER
Drouth Inflicts Great Damage on
Herds and Grain Crops.
nOSEBITRG. Or., July 24. (Special.)
That conditions on the stock ranges
and throughout a largre portion of the
farming; district of eastern Montana are
exceedingly bad, and, people In many
instances face destitution. Is the reporv
brought to this city by E. F. Rohr. who
has just returned from a three months'
stay in. the northern state.
Sir. Rohr states that many sheepmen
are shipping tfceir flocks to the Da
kotas or to the mountain ranees of
western Montana, as the preat grazing
areas practically are burned up with a
three years' drouth. Cattlemen are also
shipping stock to the wheat stubble-
fields.
Streams that have never before failed
are drying up, and alonir the Great
Northern railway from Great Falls to
Chester a water train is in constant
operation, supplying; the towns along
the line with water.
Xn many localities the grain never
never sprouted this spring for lack of
moisture, and much of it that did come
up has been an utter failure.
QUARANTINE FUND CREATED
Sum of $ 1 2.0 00 Appropriated 1y
Horticultural Board.
SAT, KM. Or.. July 24. (Special.)
TwMve thousand dollars has been set
aile for the present biennium by the
elate board of horticulture to establish
quarantines and do other work which
will result in benefits estimated at
millions of dollars to Oregon, accord
ing to Henry K. TJosch, secretary of
the board, who Hpjnt today In Salem.
Mr. 1 osch ims been a member of the
board since it was first organized, 30
years ago.
Protection of Oregon fruits a nd
vegetables and safeguarding ship
ments of outPl 1e products Into the
state are among the most Important
duties of the board, according: to Mr.
Dosch.
AUTO BACKFIRES, ONE HURT
FARMER THROffX IX FRONT OF
PASSING STREET CAR.
roiinly came to trial the caso was
thrown out of court.
In the complaint for separation from
Mrs. Smith No. 1. Smith alleges cruel
and Inhuman treatment. They were
married on the Warm Springs reserva
tion August 9, 190:!.
Two Automobiles Damaged in Col
lision on Wet Pavement, When
View Is Obscured.
G. E. Mickey, 49. a farmer who lives
near the end of Buckley avenue, was
injured yesterday when his automobile
backfired while he was cranking the
engine and threw him In front of a
passing street car. He is In St. Vin
cent's hospital.
Mr. Mickey's automobile was parked
by the street car track on Madison
boulevard. He beiran to crank it as
a street car approached. The jerk of
the crank when the engine backfired
threw him off his feet and he fell in
front of the car. His injuries are not
considered serious.
A street sprinkler on L.add avenue
caused a collision between an auto
mobile driven by M. Billlnas. 135 East
Eighth street North, and one driven by
l.undquist. 46.1 Forty-first avenue
Southeast. The two automobiles were
approaching from opposite directions.
The view of each driver was obpeuned
by the sprinkler. When they finally
saw each other each applied brakes,
but the machines skidded together on
the wet pavement.
The collision damaged both ma
chines. Mr. Billines' car had a broken
wheel and a broken axle.
BRAVE HAS WIFE TOO MANY
IJeorpe Smith After Inilinr (Inro
Tries Aain to Oivorcc One.
THE DALLES, Or.. July 21. (Spe
cial.) For the second time Ocorce
Smith, whose Indian name is Ka-s:-l-ik-uni,
is wuinc his wife, Lucy Gad
ehaw, or Gu-shi-at. ax she Is known
on the Warm Springs reservation, for
divorce.
Smith made his first attempt to ob
tain his freedom from hi wife in Jef
ferson county. Shortly after he had1
filed his complaint he married Nancy
Heath.
Smith was arrested upon the charge
of bigamy and epent six months In the
county JaiL When his suit in Jefferson
OREGON CALLS SCIENTISTS
Deschutes Canyon of Grent Interest
to Gcolopists.
KEXD. July 24. (Special.) Accord
ing to Professor W. O. Crosby of Bos
ton, who heads the party of reclama
tion experts now investigating storage
reservoir sites in this vicinity, the
Deschutes river canyon is of greater
Interest from a B-eologrical standpoint
than the Grand Canyon of the Colo
rado. He expects to make a special
trip to central Oregon later to make
a detailed study of its formations.
Since their arrival In Bend nearly a
week a:o. the government experts
have put in their tinio on a general
survey of the most promising- reservoir
sites "within a radius of 60 miles.
Salem Men Roy Plane.
SALEM. Or.. July 24. (Special.) P.
K. Kullerton. n. O. Snelllne and V. Lyle
McCroskoy have purchased the Curtiss
airplane belonging to Floyd I. Browne,
an army aviator, who recently was
compelled to retire from active service
because of illness. It is the plan of the
new owners to operate the plane on a
commercial basis, and an experienced
flyer will bo obtained to handle the
craft.
Lutherans Pick Vancouver Man.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. July 24. Sp
cial.) W. S. T. lerr. Justice of the
peace of this city, was re-elected presi
dent of the Oregon-Washington Luther
l.-atuo, which recently was in session
in Soattle. He v. K. W. tiussard was
elected president of the Pacific synod
of the Lutheran church and Mrs. W.
S. T. Dorr was elected secretary of the
Woman's home nnd fnrctcn missionary
society of tho church. The two latter
organizations held their annual con
ventions in Everett-
New Company Incorporated.
SALEM. Or.. July 24. (Special.)
The Northern Manufacturing company,
with offices in Portland, has filed ar
ticles of incorporation in Salem. The
incorporators are Thomas Fuller. H. N.
Putnam and S. C. Spencer. The capital
stock is fO.OOO. It is proposed by the
company to manufacture washing
fluids, autos, carriages and other vehicles.
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RUN-DOWN CONDITION
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ties through the proper channels. It
infuses new life into the tissues,
strengthens the muscular action, and
restores your former energy, vigor
and interest in, life. Use it for thirty
days and watch results. Energizes im
mediately. Strengthens permanently.
Indorsed by physicians. Sold by drug
gists. Adv.
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There is one SAFE
PLACE to buy your
piano.
Get our selling plan.
We sell standard pianos.
Don't fail to attend
our JULY SALE. .
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A variety of delicious ready-to-serve
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