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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1919)
11 Take Lunch in Our Tea Room, Fourth Floor Service 11:30 to 2:30 Reasonable Prices THE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1919. We Give S. & G. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More A Direct Cash Saving On the Money You Spend Filled Stamp Books Redeemed in Cash on Third Floor ; Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Shoe Shining Parlors in the Basement Rest Rooms, Public Telephone, Writing Rooms On the Second Floor Kodaks on Fourth Floor CITY AND OUT OF TOWN MAIL ORDERS FILLED AND FORWARDED SAME DAY AS RECEIVED Bathing Suits $1.00 to $12.95 Second Floor Women's and Chil dren's Bathing Suits of wool or cotton in the latest styles and colors. Cotton suits $1 to JMJiO wool suits, $3.40 to $12.05. SEE OF SWEEPER-VAC ELECTRIC SUCTION CLEANERS DEPT. 3D FLOOR The Standard Store of the Northwest Olds, Wortmari & King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS FOR SEPTEMBER AND FALL STYLE BOOKS ARE NOW READY 1ST FLOOR l Silk Gloves 59c Pair Bargain Circle, 1st Floor Several hundred pairs Women's Glovies in short or elbow lengths, priced for quick selling. Silk, chamoisette and lisle black and white, and colors. Don't overlook this remarkable CQ bargain offering. Women's Silk Gloves, pair JJ A Certain Number of Women V Tricolette Suits Reduced H Advance Showing of Men's and Young Men's Fall Clothing You couldn't wish for a more inclusive assortment of good clothes from which to choose. All the new styles for fall and winter are here and there isn't a popular weave but what is generously represented. Now is a good time to provide your season's clothes stocks are new and fresh and assortments at their best. Men's New Fall Suits at $25 to $50 Men's New Fall Hats The Hat Shop has ready for your inspection the new season's latest models in Soft Hats. Black, ivory, green, willow, brown, gray, seal, hazel, pearl, etc. Prices range from $5 to $7.50 Main Floor. Men's New Fall Shirts in Savoy, Arrow, and other well-known makes. Priced at $2.50 to $12 Men's Fall Underwear in famous Carter make complete showing all sizes and weights $5 to $10.50. Men's Athletic Union Suits Special 98c and $1.19 LOT 1 Men's Athletic Union Suits, splendid quality on sale to day at special low price. QO. Sunnlv vour needs suit 0 LOT 2 Men's Athletic Union Suits, excellent grade nainsook ma terial. Cool, comfortable, well made special at $1.19 Saturday Specials HANDKERCHIEFS of sheer cambric with neat colored border. Full size. Saturday special, "T" your needs special at w1m- 75c per dozen or each Men's and Young Men's Bathing Suits, priced $1.50 to $7.50 All men's Panama Hats broken sizes NOW ONE-HALF PRICE. MEN'S PAJAMAS of good qual ity material. Several different pat terns. All sizes. Supply S S1.29 $43.75 Suit$29.17 $140 Suit $93.34 Second Floor Beautiful high-class suits of tricolette, paulette, silk poplin, faille, taffeta and satin materials. Only one or two of a kind. Late summer models, but many are shown in the dark shades. Finest tailoring throughout. Shop early for best choosing. $43.75 Suit, $29.17 I $90.00 Suit $60.00 $49.50 Suit, $33.00 $98.50 Suit, $65.67 $65.00 Suit, $43.31 $140 Suit $93.34 Georgette Dresses "'Special $28.95 Second Floor Charming Frocks for street and afternoon wear. Braided, embroidered and beaded effects, also many trimmed with tucks, folds and plaitings. Georgette crepe, foulard, taffeta, crepe de chine and satin materials. Shown in a good range of wanted (POQ Of? colors. Priced special at only DOtjO WOMEN'S TUB DRESSES of dQ QO dainty colored voiles. Special at tDO.tO Middy Blouses At $1.25 Center Circle, 1st Floor Women's and Misses' Middy Blouses of good quality white galatea. Asst'd styles, some with short sleeves. I- OP On sale Saturday at only OJLD LINGERIE WAISTS Special lot underpriced for Saturday. White, fancy stripe and plaids, " Q (HXeXtS j Voiles, Batistes, organdies Girls' Summer Coats $2.98 Second Floor Odd lines Children's and Girls' Summer Coats, ages 6 to 14 years. Only one or two of a kind. Checks and fancy mix tures. Garments formerly priced much higher. On sale QO QQ Saturday, at special SfO Coats at $5 Second Floor Assorted lot of Girls' Summer Coats in many at tractive styles. Plain color serges and checks. Garments formerly priced two or three times (Ipr ff sale price now only DJ.Ul Summer Coats at Half Price All Priced $20 or Over Included Second Floor This offering takes in our entire stock of Girls' Summer Coats marked at $20 or over. A wonderful opportunity for mothers to choose stylish, dressy coats and save a full half. New 1919 styles. All the wanted materials. S. & H. Green Trading Stamps given with purchases. ."Baby Week" Specials ' 0 Baby Week Sales end Saturday. Don't fail to take advantage of the special low prices now in force on baby needs of all kinds. 2nd Floor. Infants' Knit Bootees, at pair, 29 Infants Knit Gowns. Special H9c Infants' Knit Bands. Special 39 Boys' tSuits At $11.85 Main Floor The extra pair of pants prac tically doubles, the service of a suit! School days are near at hand and wise parents will lose no time in getting the youngsters ready. These suits are of good, sturdy fab rics in serviceable dark colors. " OPC Ages 8 to 18. Priced special at DJ-X.OO Boys' Corduroy Suits $8.50 and $10 Splendid well-made suits of corduroy in dark colors. Popular belted styles with buckles the kind the boys like best. Ask to see these new corduroy suits priced at $8.50 and $10. Boys' Store, First Floor. SPECIAL Odd lines Boys' CXn Blouses 85c to $1.15 grades at 07C r Basement Hat Shapes $1.98 Final eiean-up of all untrlmmed Hats in the basement Saturday. Milans, Leghorns, rough straws, etc. Droops, sailors, side rolls, pokes and other styles. Large or small. Your choice (?1 QQ Saturday, at low price of 3e70 Outing Hats At 29c Basement Women's and Misses' Outing Hats in plain or stripe'd effects. A special lot priced for quick disposal Saturday OQ in the Basement at only Odd Pieces Infants' Handmade slips and dresses slightly tEC soiled from display 2 wll Zimmerli Slipon Shirts at 49 Cashmerette Hose, at pair, 37 Odd Lines Infants' Shoes, at 79 We give S. & H. Trading Stamps Basement Undernrice Store -A. Sale of Women's Tub Frocks $2.48 THE BASEMENT GARMENT STORE will hold a special one-day sale of Tub Dresses that should be of great interest to every woman in Portland. Fresh new summer frocks for porch and street wear. Made up in plaid Amoskeag ginghams, trimmed with contrasting plain material and dainty laces. Over 200 QQ JO dresses. . Your choice Saturday D.f40 New Fall Ribbons Main Floor New Novelty Ribbons for bags and fancy vests. Brocades, plaids, flowered and metal combina tions. Priced at $1.35 to $9.50 yard. N e w Millinery Ribbons in satin and grosgrains in all widths and col ors. Priced at 28c to $1.50 a yard. New Satin and Taffeta Picot- New Washable Ribbons in all edge Ribbons in widths 'to 2 widths plain and figured de inches. Priced 25c to 85c a yard, signs. Priced 6c to 60c yard. NEW HAIR BOW RIBBONS in beautiful designs 35c to $1.50. J Sale of White Footwear Main .Floor W omen's White Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes hun dreds of pairs in a special sale a t worth-while savings t o you. Note These Low Prices WHITE Canvas Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes in laced style or with one or two straps. High, medium or low heels. Regular fl0 OO $3.98 grade, special pair DO.OO WHITE Canvas Oxfords, Shoes and Pumps with hand-turned or Goodyear welt soles. fl QD Priced special, a pair at 0O.OO WHITE Shoes of Nubuck also white sea island duck Oxfords with fiber or leather Of A A A soles. Neat pointed toe. Dix.'x WHITE Canvas Shoes J4 AA in laced style. Sp'l, pair wt.UU Women's Trimmed Hats Saturday $4.98 Second Floor The Millinery Store announces, a season-end clearaway of Trimmed Hats at a very special price. This lot is, of course, limited, but those who come early (jA QQ will get real bargains. Special at 0.t7 Hats at $1.98 This lot contains about 50 hats. Smart models for street and outing wear. Black ' and a good assortment of wanted QQ colors. Sensational bargains, only tD-L.IO Marabou Scarfs at $14.50 Black, Taupe, Brown, Natural Main Floor Marabou Scarfs are especially smart worn with summer frocks. These are made in the new stole effect and are lined with good quality satin in harmonizing shade. The ends are finished C" I fTA with cord and tassel. Also cape scarfs. Priced special at DXfr.J Handkerchiefs, Special 19c Main Floor Women's plain, linen handkerchiefs of excellent quality underpriced for Saturday. Some are all white with -inch hem, others have dainty colored initials in corner and -inch hems. Lay in 1 Q a good supply of these good handkerchiefs. Priced special at Smart New Fall Neckwear Main Floor New filet and imita tion filet collars and sets imitation Venise and Irish crochet collars in a variety of patterns, $1.25 to $14.50. New Vestees, Modeste and Mod este sets of organdie, georgette crepe, net. Priced $1.25 t o $5.00. New collar and cuff sets of georg ette, organdie, net and lace at prices ranging from $1.25 to $4.50. New Plaitings Neckwear Dept. New plaitings of georgette, organdie and net. Picot, hemstitched and Van Dyke effects. Widths 1 to 5 inches. Suitable for making new neckwear. 35c to $2.25. Toilet Needs and Drugs We reserve-the right to limit quantity of any article in this list sold to a customer. Shop early! Ivory Soap, C 4 Cakes for Ivory soap will not be sold or delivered at above price except with other purchases in the Drug Dept., and not more than 4 cakes sold to a customer. Main Floor. Jergen's B. & A. lotion at 390 Java Rice Powd., all colors, 45 Kolynos Tooth Paste, tube 28 Liquid Arvon, a bottle at 98 Pebeco Tooth Paste, now 450 Phillips' Milk Magnesia 25-450 Colgate's Shaving Cream 330 Santiseptic Lotion, in plain or flesh color, Saturday special 450 Packer's Tar Soap, cake at 230 Woodbury's Facial Soap at 230 Hair Brushes, special at 490 Tooth Brushes, ass't. styles 180 Cuticura Soap, priced cake 230 Toilet Paper, AZZ Special, Doz. W t Bob White Toilet Paper a regu lar 5c grade. Limit one dozen to customer, priced 450 the dozen. Model Grocery Fourth Floor. Phez Loganberry Juice, OQ priced special, the bottle Royal Baking Powder, QQ priced special, the can at English Walnuts, per pound 350 Soft Shell Almonds, pound 350 New Brazil Nuts, pound 350 Marshmallow Whip, now Pi . priced special, a jar for J . Get the Basement Habit Refrigerators All Reduced! Third Floor Every refrigerator, in our stock has been lowered in price.' People who have put off buying may now choose at a substantial saving. Our showing includes such well-known makes as "Auto matic" and "Knickerbocker" and there are styles and sizes for all types of homes and apartments. stes GO JEWEL WAXJP0LISH "ones, rvmnim, woof ""OUtJM voAUTOMOBUD- Jewel Floor Wax Special $1.08 Jewel Wax is unexcelled for hardwood floors, fur niture, woodwork, automobiles, linoleums and count less other articles. Gives a hard, brilliant polish. Saturday we shall sell the 2-pouhd cans AO Jewel Wax at the special low price of only 0A"O Portland Agency Jewel Ranges Basement Housewares No. 7 Tin Wash Boilers Special at $1.25 Basement No. 7 size Wash Boilers with heavy tin bottom and drop handles 1 i k e illustration to the right. We have but 72 of these 1 better come early in the day, for they will sell rapidly. fl1 OpT While they last, special DLD No telephone, C. O. D. or mail orders accepted for these spe cial offerings in the Basement. ;:if!Sif';:S.- ft: . I Blue and White Enameled Ware At Special Reduced Prices Basement Blue and white 1 C enameled pie pans, special 2 or 3-qt. tin Stew Kettles 250 Sterifoam outfit for cleaning out toilet bowl brush and OPTj package of powder, only Js Cedar Oil Polish 25c Cedar Oil Polish for fur- OFTp niture Basement special 50-ft. Clothesline, only . 250 Odd lot nickel-plated Bath room Fixtures various useful articles on sale at only Vi price. House Brooms, Special 98c -Basement Special Good quality brooms in medium weight with plain handles. These are worth considerably more if priced according to present market condi- QQ tions. On sale in the Basement Saturday at 0 Bird Cages, Special $1.25 6x9x9 inches in size. Solid brass, fully equipped with perches, cups and removable inside tray. No deliveries, no mail orders and none will be .ii sent C. 0. D. Priced special Saturday at $1.25 HEALTH CRUSADE TO GO ON RED CBOSS PCTS DRIVE IX PEACETIME PROGRAMME. 40.000 Portland Pi(pils Voluntarilj Endeavor to Cultivate More Wholesome Habits. The continuation of the Modern Health Crusade programme will be the principal work of the Junior Red Crose of Tortland thia achool year. This an nouncement wa made by Mrs. S. H. Blumauer yesterday on her return from a conference at the northwestern divis ion headquarters of the Red Cross in Seattle. Sirs. Blumauer Is chairman of the Portland chapter of the Junior Red Cross, including six counties, Multno mah. Clackamas. Washington, Yamhill. Columbia and Tillamook. Purina; the year closing; September. 11. the Portland chapter produced more than 1&.000 articles of clothing. Mrs. Blumauer was told at headquar ters that the activities of the Junior Red Cross have been considered so im portant that they have been made one of the four main features of the peace time programme of the American Red Cross. The Portland chapter carried on the Modern Health crusade during the last four months of the school year. This was a purely voluntary work on the part of the schools and more than 40, 000 pupils took part. It was financed by the Oregon Tuberculosis association which acknowledged the assistance of the Junior Red Cross and tb- schools in spreading the simple doctrine of practical hygiene through proper daily habits. BELGIANS SEEKING HOPS Growers and Handlers at Aurora Receive Inquiries. AURORA. Or., Aug. 15. (Special.) Henry L. Bents has Just received in quiries from hop firms In Belgium con cerning coast hop prospects. Among them la a letter from Alfred Bruyn donckx. of the city of Alost. Mon sieur Bruyndonckx expresses the opin ion that prohibition In the United States must ultimately mean lower prices for hops. It is said to be very difficult to as certain the present condition of the hop crop in Burope. The hop trade there exhibits considerable anxietv to ascertain correct hop conditions, but evinces no disposition to give out in formation as to condition In Europe. PROFITEER IS CONVICTED SPOILED SAI3IOX BOUGHT AT 2 AXD SOLD AT S CEXTS. Junk Peddler Sells Chicken Food for Human Consumption Yamhill Fruit Dealer Arrested. The first conviction in" the .campaign against Portland food misrepresenta tion or profiteering was registered in the court of District Judge Bell against a junk peddler, William Reed, yester day. Reed had sold 10 cases of spoiled canned salmon, bought for chicken food, to an expressman as fit for hu man consumption, the jury found. The salmon was resold to a grocer. Sentence will be pronounced next Tuesday. The penalty for violation of the pure food law is five years' im prisonment or fine of- J1000. Reed bought the fish for 2 cents a can from the Burke Fish company as chicken food, it was testified, the cans con taining salmon heads, tails and odds and ends, apparently swept from can nery floors. Reed sold it to Pat Roach, an expressman, for 6 cents a can on the claim that it was good salmon. testified Roach, who in turn sold it to Evans & Newboy, grocers on Sixth street, for "Vi cents a can. The cans bore neat lithographs of salmon and there was nothing externally to indi cate that the contents were not fit for human consumption, for which the fish company came in for criticism from District Attorney Evans. T. Stine, a. fruit dealer at 223 Tarn hill street, was arrested yesterday on complaint of E. L. Melton, deputy dairy and food commissioner, who accused Viim of selling 'the familiar faked bas ket of peaches, ripe and large on top, green, small and spoiled in under layers. LOSS OF TREES DEPLDREP NATIONAL PARK DIRECTOR'S HIGHWAY COMMENT SHARP. Pasco Calls for Bridge Bids. PASCO, Wash., Aug. 15. (Special.) Advertisements are being placed call ing for bids for the construction of the new bridge across the Snake river between this city and Burbank. Bids will be opened and the contract let on September 8, 1919, by the joint ac tion of the boards of county commis sioners of Franklin and Walla Walla counties. Kalama Millmen Out. KAL.AMA, Wash., Aug. 15. (Special.) Kalama Lumber & Shingle company employes went on strike yesterday, ask ing for the union wage scale. The mill shut down for .an indefinite period. Manner in Which Drive Is Laid Out Spoils One of Greatest Assets of Section, Traveler Says. HOOD RIVER, Or., Aug. 15. (Spe cial.) Stephen T. Mather, director of national parks, on a motor tour of the nation's playgrounds, and his guest, Madison Grant, head of the New York zoological society, here today en route from Bend to Portland, toured as far as construction worn would permit up the new Hood River-Mosier section of the Columbia river highway. Both men praised the road from the scenic stand point, but both voiced a single strong criticism of the failure of the state or counties to conserve the trees along the highway. "These forests," declared Mr. Grant, "are to us easterners the most beautiful things along your roads. Tou permit the firs along the routes to remain in private hands, and then build the roads through the timber. The first thing you know woodcutters have demolished one of the biggest assets you have." Charles P. Punchard, of the national parks bureau, accompanied Mr. Mather and Samuel C. Lancaster, who had joined the party east of here to pilot them over the Columbia river highway. Mr. Mather has already visited To semite and Crater Lake. He will see Rainier park and then proceed through the Snoqualmie pass to Glacier and Yellowstone. VALUATION BOARD MAY GO Coos County Court PIansto Elim inate Expense of $2 7 a Day.. MARSHFIELD, Or., Aug. .15. (Spe cial.) The new Coos county court is considering the retirement of the coun ty valuation board, organized in 1918 by the court and recalled in May. One reason for discontinuing the board is said to be the expense, .which amounts to $27 a day. Two years is the time es timated to finish the work if it is al lowed to be completed. The valuation board in 1918 found some very low as sessments in Marshfield among owners of the best business blocks In the city and in raising the taxable valuation aroused wide complaints. A number of property owners obtained reductions by appearing before the board of equaliza tion. Former Assessor T. J. Thrift said the valuation board was . a benefit to the county and a material assistance to the assessor. It Is believed the plan in corw temptation by the court will meet wttft organized opposition, since the resi dents think the assessments are .now; more equftable-than before. ' CO AFTER THAT SKIN TROUBLE WITHPOSLAM If any unsightly eruption is showing on your skin decide right now that you have tolerated it long enough. Take prompt steps toward its removal by the use of a little Poslam. Poslam, the concentrated tralinK remedy, Is made to render auick and dependable help to every man, woman and child who suffers from pimples, eczema, rash, redness, itching and other grievous skin troubles. At once it soothes, cools and comforts. Makes vhe work of healing .eczemas unusually short and pleasant. Sold everywhere. For free satnnlH write to Emergency Laboratories, Jfcl y