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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1919)
THE MORXISG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919. 13 All Charge Purchases Matje Friday and Saturday Will Go On September Accounts Payable October 1st 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 in Cash at Office on 3d Floor Portland Agency for Gossard Front-Lace Corsets Hoover and Sweeper-Vac Electric Suction Cleaners Home Journal Patterns Carter's Knit U nderwear Dutchess Trousers for Men and B oys jl i- Basement Sale Last 2 Days! Thousands of dollar' .werth of seasonable mer chandise offered in this great Basement Sale' at notable savings. An important event don't miss it! ALL MAIL ORDERS -FILLED AND FORWARDED SAME DAY AS RECEIVED THY "US! The Standard Store of the Northwest Olds , Wortman & King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods ORDERS TAKEN FOR ENGRAVING INVITATIONS, CARDS, ETC. - STATIONERY DEPT., ON THE 1ST FLOOR. I Furniture People who contemplate buying new furniture will find here a choice collection of dependable pieces for any room in the house at reasonable prices. Visit this department on the 4th Floor and look over our stock you will not be urged to buy. Furniture sold on Easy-Pay Plan. S. & H. Stamps given. "$5, $10, $15 Day' In the Garment Store! Annual Clean -Up, Sale of Women's Suits, Coats, Capes, Dolmans, Skirts at Lowest Prices of the Year Friday- Bacon 35c Lb. Another Lot of 5000 Lbs. On Sale Friday Only No Telephone Orders Come Early -Model Grocery, 4th Floor. We have secured an additional lot of 5000 pounds of SMOKED BACON BACKS and offer them for Friday at above price. Many of our customers who were unable to attend our last sale will now hare an opportunity to share. High-grade, sugar-cured. No' telephone orders accepted as we want you to see just what you are getting. Sold only in full or half strips not more than one strip to a cus- OP. tomer. Not government bacon. Friday special price per pound Women's Neckwear Special at 65c Main Floor One of the very best offerings the Neckwear Section has put forth for many weeks. Dainty new collars in many fascinating styles, also sets in latest effects very desirable to wear with, tailored dresses. AH fresh, clean merchandise. Made up in georgette crepe, nets, CTZ( laces, organdie and pique. Large assortment to select from. Special Well NEW FALL NECKWEAR All the latest novelties in collars and sets of real and imitation filet, Irish and Venise laces new net collars and sets. Georgette collars and sets, organdie collars and sets new vests, vestees and guimpes. . Prices range from ftSf? up to $10.50. Dresses, Capes And Skirts Second Floor. Women's Dresses of fine grade voiles, ginghams and or gandies in attractive styles and colorings. Many are trimmed with ruffles or embroidery WOMEN'S CAPES of good quality navy blue serge. Short or medium lengths. Surplice or coat front styles- WOMEN'S SKIRTS of silk poplin, taffeta and satin, fancy plaids, stripes and plain colors. Your fl(T choice of any garment in lot. DO Suits, Dresses And Coats Second Floor Women's Suits of wool poplin or novelty striped ma terial. Attractive models with nar row belts, also a few with tuxedo front and fancy vestees WOM EN'S DRESSES of taffeta silk, georgette crepe. Many dainty styles to select from WOMEN'S CAPES AND COATS in a good as sortment of popular styles for util ity wear. Taffeta or silk fl?"l A poplin. Your choice Friday DJ.U Suits, Dresses And Capes Second Floor Women's Suits tail ored, belted and box coat styles. Of serge, wool poplin, gabardine, co vert, mixtures and hairline stripe materials. WOMEN'S DRESSES of taffeta silk, satin and georgette crepe. Beautiful embroidered and f beaded models. W O M E N'S CAPES in many smart styles. Of velour, ' serge, gabardine, taffeta, silk poplin and satin. Choice (PI (T of any garment in this lot DJ-J Women's Pumps, Oxfords Special at $4.95 Pair Here is an opportunity to choose from strictly high-grade footwear at a phenom enal saving. Hundreds of pairs of oxfords and pumps offered at only $1.95 a pair. Pumps and Oxfords At $4.95 Main Floor Women's Pumps and Oxfords of brown vici kid or patent coltskin. Long pointed toe last, without tip. High leather Louis heels. Finished with small leather bow at vamp. Women's pumps and Oxfords, special at pair Smart Laced Oxfords at $4.95 Brown Oxfords at $4.95 Main Floor Women's Oxfords of brown vici kid with welt sole, high, curved heel, short vamp and round ing toe. Extra high arch. These $4.95 Main Floor Women's Laced Ox fords of mahogany calf with hand turned soles, full Louis heels, imi tation wing tip. A beautiful and dainty low shoe. Extra- fl 4 QP ordinary value at a pair wVx.ItJ ALL WHITE SHOES, PUMPS, are very smart for street Q A QJt wear. Priced at the pair OXFORDS, AT SPECIAL PRICES. Girls' School Sweaters THE GIRLS' SHOP on the Sec ond Floor is now well supplied with sweaters and slip-ons for school wear in all popular styles and colors at the lowest prices. Girls Sweaters . ' At S5.98 Second Floor These are styled with roll collars and belts and are made of good quality wool yarns in heather mixtures. CJJT QQ Priced special Fridav. D3.0 SLIP-ON SWEATERS in as sorted styles and colors. (JJ i "1 Q Fine wool yarns. Price fe7 . - . - Fiber Sweaters" ; At $6.19 Second Floor Girls' Fiber Silk Sweaters in tan, copen, green and mixtures. Sizes for girls 4 to 12 year of age. See these Qf 1 Q today. Priced special wUaAi Featuring Girls' School Apparel Second Floor - New Coats New Dresses New Skirts New Rain Coats Everything for girls 6 to 14. Mothers are invited to come in and inspect 'the new fall styles. Wash Dresses SPECIAL Girls' Wash Dresses of excellent qual ity ginghams in new styles and colorings. dQ QQ Splendid serviceable frocks for school. DOJO SPECIAL Wash Dresaes for interme- P7 JQ diate girls plain colors. Priced special at D f Q:U Peter Thompson Dresses Special $9.75 U SPECIAL Girls Peter Thompson serge dresses trimmed with white braid, embroidered QQ rypr emblems on sleeve and collar. Ages 6-12. I J SPECIAL Peter Thompson Dresses P- O QQ as. above ins 8 to 14. Snecial nrice tDJ-0.70 -l-Giris' Raincoats in Latest Fall Styles Ages 6 to 14 $6.25 to $26.50 Girls' Rain Capes in Latest Fall Styles Ages 6 to 14 $485, $10.50 j J, Boys' School Suits Special $6.75 Corduroys and Mixtures Main Floor As we have only a limited number of these suits left early choosing will be greatly to your advantage. Ages range from 6 to 18, but some sizes are missing. Splendid, sturdy suits for school. Norfolk models. Made up in fl?? .fancy dark mixtares and a few in corduroy. Special 0v. I O Boys' 2-Pant Suits Special $9.85 THE EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS about doubles the life of the suit as every mother knows. These suits are shown in dark mixtures and are tailored to fit and hold their shape. flQ QfT Both pairs of pants are full lined. Ages 6 to 18. A suit 37.0t) Boys' Blue Serge Suits $10, $12.50, $13.50 Boys' Blue Serge Suits in the latest style for fall and winter. Best tailoring through out. Full lined pants. Extra values $10, $12.50, $13.50. Portland Agency for Dutch ess Knickers "10c a Button, 50c a Rip." Made up in cordu roys and fancy mixtures. Ages 6 to 18. Priced $2.50 to $5. BOYS' B L O U S E S and Shirts for school. All the wanted materials. Prices range from $1.25 to $3 Millinery For Fall The tables and cases are rapid ly filling up with the new fall hats. Already we show a won derful collection of models both in tailored and dressy effects. The next time you are in the store take a few moments and view these advance millinery fashions. Any Summer Hat $1.95 A ridiculously low price, but it is our final clean-up, and out they go. Many of the hats were formerly priced at $7.50 to $12.50. Shop early in the day. J"f Q(T Any summer hat, now v) tt Millinery Store Second Floor 36 In. Voile Flouncings 39c Yard Main Floor Dainty sheer voile flouncings in a large assortment of pretty patterns for women's and children's dresses. These have well-finished scalloped edges and many pieces in the lot QQ were formerly much higher in price. Yard OiC Embroidery flouncings At 98c Yard Main Floor Colored embroidered dress flouncings of imported voile. 36 inches wide. Plain and scalloped borders. Splendid assortment to select from Attractive patterns for skirts and dresses. QQ rt Specially priced at a yard vfJK New Georgette Crepes in Wanted Colors Lace Dept., First Floor Plain Georgette in all the leading fall colors at S2J25 to $3.50 a yard. Also new figured Georgettes in delightful pat terns for waists and dresses at $3.25 to $4.25 a yard. Special showing of new jet flouncings, jet bodices and" jet robes Lace Dept., First Floor. Friday Offerings in the Men's Shop Men's Athletic QQn Union Suits 07t Main Floor This is a special lot of men's athletic union suits. Cool, comfortable garments for warm days. Made QQ of good quality nainsook material. OI7C $1.15 Men's Athletic Union Suits Main Floor Union suits, such as you or dinarily pay $1.50 for. Take advantage of this sale. Excellent grade nainsook material. Well made. Full CI 1 C range of sizes. Special, suit J) A We give S. & H. Trading Stamps. Bathing Suits, $1.50 to $7.50 Main Floor No scarcity of . men's bathing suits at this store. We have them in a wide range of colors and combinations, ranging in price from $1.50 to $7.50 a suit. Get yours now for Labor day. " MEN'S NEW BATES STREET SILK SHIRTS Porosknit CM "1 T Union Suits ipJ Main Floor Genuine. Cha'.mer's Poros knit union suits in long sleeve ankle length style. These are perfect fitting and comfortable. Priced spe- Q" " rj cial for Friday's selling at DiX I Men's Silk Ties Priced Special 83c Main Floor Hundreds of ties to select from. Crepes, foulards, repps, polka dots, striped, checks and figured designs in great variety. Slip-easy col- oq lar band. Priced special at only OOL Showing Men's New Fall Hats The new soft felts in greens, grays, browns and other fall colors also the new Joseph E. Ward Eng lish cloth hats. These are practically indestructible.' All the new leading colors. Priced $5, $6. $7.50. HAVE ARRIVED PRICED $8.50 f O $11 Save on Home Needs! Damask 95c Main Floor Mercerized cotton damask 2-yards wide. Beautiful satin finish, at tractive patterns. Specially priced QET, for Friday's sale the vard. onlv JC Mercerized Napkins in as sorted patterns. Special, doz. Bath Towels Union Huck Towels of good grade with fancy bordered ends. Priced special for Friday at each Bleached Bath Towels of large size, on sale Friday at only Sheets Hotel sheets, size 72x90 inches priced special at only Hotel sheets, size 81x90 inches priced special at only Wool Batts i 1-pound Wool Batts, priced at $2.00 2-pound Wool Batts, priced at $4.00 3-pound Wool Batts, priced at $6.00 S1.50 heavy 45c 40c $1.90 $2.00 UXjL A. H School Handkerchiefs At 5c Main Floor Extraordinary val ue these handkerchiefs at 5c each. Plain white with U-inch hems white with colored or white embroidered rorners or col ored crochet edges, uy now (T for school. Priced special at Handkerchiefs Special 19c . plain linen or with colored ini tials. Full size. Special 1 Of each. i Month-End Sale Basement Millinery Trimmed Hats at $2 Basement Women's and misses' hats with silk or satin crowns' pokes, droops, sailors and small hats trimmed with ribbon, wreaths and fancy feathers.'- Priced special at only Misses Hats at 50c Basement Women's and misses' hats odd lot sailors, pokes and many other styles. Trimmed with flowers, etc Priced special at Ask for your S. & H. Stamps. 50c Untrimmed Hats at $1 Basement Women's and misses' un trimmed hats in black, white and col ors. Large, medium and small hats for all occasions. These are of splen did quality. On sale Friday and 3" Saturday specially priced at DA. Girls' Hats ZDC Basement Children's Play Hats in khaki color stripes and a few in plain colors. Very desirable for out- Of? ing wear. Priced special at The Above Prices Will Remain in Force Saturday if Quantities Last Exclusive Portland Agency for the Famous Jewel Stoves and Ranges The exclusive and patented con struction of Detroit Jewel ovens in sures perfect and uniform distribution of the baking heat. This is but one of the many special features that go to make Jewel stoves and ranges the choice of women everywhere. Visit the Housewares Section and see the many different styles are on display. "They Bake Better' r Friday Extra Special! Bread Toasters At 29c Third Floor Bread Toaster as illustrated above. Made of heavy wire and has tray that catches all crumbs. Holds 4 pieces ot bread. Only a limited number of these, so get your order in early. On sale Friday only at this OQ price. Special at only VETERANS RETURN HOME Bojs Who Were In Big Drle and Occupation Army Arrlff. Klvt trn of the Cantigry. Sols ton. Ft. Mlhit n4r(ttnn offn1r rrtnrcrf'to Portland Monday nlBht aft.r a.rrlc. with tb flrat ammunition train of tho flirt dlvialon In Franco and latar la Germany with th army of oc cuptotlon. Tha byara Wafonar Louia Py! of rarkrra. MilL Trlvate Albert Johnson of I'UrkinL a.nd Wagoner Waller Ten neson. Wagoner fiford Tlsdale and Corporal Justice, all of Portland. Taey enlisted In the old third Oreeon In Jprll. 1JJ7. west to Franca with th 41st division In December. 117. and were transferred to the first division the follow Ins May. They left the Rhine July 2S. Parkdale to Have SIX. 000 School. HOOD RIVER. Or., Aug-. 21. (Spe cial.) The new 111.006 grade school of the Parkdale. district, in the upper Hood River valley, will h erected at once on the site of the old school. . A large number of upper valley patrons preferred to have the new school erect ed on a flve-acra plot with the union high achool of the upper valley dis tricts, but by a vote of 41 to 10 it was decided to utilize tha old slta. 'The Lyric opens Sunday, 1 P. M. Ae. NEWILL ON RHODES BOARD I fig VorZ ,ovdeer.s,t.ychofarWa8h: Oregon Is Allowed Two Selections lor Oxford Scholarship. A. C. Newill, president af the Oregon Civic leagud and member of the Port land school board, today accepted, a position as member of the Oregon com mittee of selection for the Rhodes scholarships. Mr. NewlU Is himself a graduate of Oxford. university and will be of great assistance to the committee m making the best selection for Ore gon's (wo representatives who are to be chosen this fall. Other members of the committee are President P. L. Campbell of the Uni versity .of Oregon and Professor J. B. . ALASKA. WINSGERMAN GUN Captured Cannon Awarded for War Saving's Record. SAN FRAItCISCO, Aug. 28. The war savings' committee here received to day notification from the treasury de partment at -Washington that a cap tured German .cannon had been award ed Alaska for the work of that ter- rltory -in ' oversubscribing Its quota of) tha Victory loan. The cannon will be i sent to Juneau. - I The quota of Alaska was $354,390 and' $1,428,850 was subscribed. HISTORY TO BE PICTURED Pageant to Be Presented at Colum bia Park Today. A programme of entertainment, con sisting of folk dances and a historical pageant, will be given at Columbia park this afternoon at 2:30 to mark the closing of the park for this season. About 100 children assisted by a de tail of Boy Scouts, will present a series of dances, and a group of scenes. and tableaux depicting striking in cidents of early pioneer history In the west. .- The programme will be conducted by C. A. . Cunningham and Miss Esther Weinstock. After a few days the park will close until next June. Returned Soldier Weds. HOOD RIVER, Or., Aug. 28. (Spe cial.) Eric H. Gordon, upper valley orchardlst, "who recently returned from France, where he served with an avia tion squadron, has claimed as his bride Miss Louise M. Forry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Forry. The wedding took place at the west side home of HOni.ICK'5 THE CR.Ol.HAI. MALTED MULC Arcld Mm-iia.-oa; ar.d Scbs-siiaafcoa Mr. and Mrs. Forry. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon will make their .home in the upper vallpy. STROTHER PIANO $300.00 Excellent Tone KO VEND EN PIANO CO. 146 Park NURAYA TEA is a GOOD TEA CleMt 4 Devere Portland