Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, July 23, 1920, Page 13, Image 13

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We Give S. & II. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Don't Overlook This Cash Saving Filled Stamp Books Redeemed at S. & H. Office 3d Floor
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Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors 2d Floor Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Light Luncheon Served From 11 to 2 Daily in Basement
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Dr. A. E. Smith of Chicago
Demonstrates at Clinic.
Short Lengths Wash Goods
Special 45c Yard
Main Floor Devonshire Cloth, Kindergarten Cloth, Lorraine
Tissues and Soisettes short lengths -in a good assort
ment of colors. Priced special for Friday the yard
The Coolest Store
in Portland!
No matter how warm the day may be you will find this
a cool, inviting place to do your shopping. Rest Rooms,
Retiring Rooms, Second Floor. Tea Room, Fourth Floor.
FREE CLINIC IS HELD
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
I Friday Another Great Day in the July Clearaway
lectures on Block Anesthesia Are
Civen at Convention of Ore
gon Dental Association.
TITE OREG ONI AX, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1920
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STRY IS SHOVVW
Olds, Wortman & King
Tr. Arthur E. Smith of Chicago yes.
torday gave a demonstration of pain
less dentistry at the 27th annual meet
Injr of the Oregon State Dental asso
ciation. Dr. Smith gave post-graduate
lectures on block anesthesia and oral
turgery before the delegates at U
North Pacific Dental college.
"There la no longer any excuse tOi
a dentist causing pain," said Dr.
Smith, and he proved his theory yes
terday by extracting teeth for nearly.
150 patients at a free clinic. He -was
assisted in the work by Dr. Howard
Miller, also of Chicago.
No time was wasted In explaining
how actually to pull the tooth or how
to fill the cavltv. but the demonstra
tion was on Dr. Smith's method of
nerve blocking during the time neces
sary to complete the work, so fhat
the operation was painless to the pa
tient.
0 Free Clinic Are Held.
Testerday forenoon s programme
consisted of the free clinics and
classes for dentists. In the afternoon
Dr. Lief Underdahl of Portland lec
tured on "tiold Dentures with Porce
lain Facings," Dr. Lucile Sickler of
Portland on "Care of Children's
Teeth," Dr. Carey H. Jenkins of Hood
River on 'Hold Crowns" and Dr. Eu
gene Vaughn of Portland on "A Is'ew
Inlay Investment."
There was no evening1 cession, but
Dr. Smith of Chicago, Dr. "Weston A.
Price of Cleveland, Dr. E. T. Tinker
of Minneapolis and Dr. A. W. Ward
of San Francisco were the principal
speakers at an Inter-fraternity ban
quet last night at the Benson hotel
for the visiting dentists. Local
chapters of Delta Sigma Delta, Psi
XI 1'hl and the Phi Omega, national
dental fraternities, were the hosta of
the banquet.
"Wives of Portland and visiting
dentists also were entertained at a
dinner at the Benson, with Mrs. Fred
E. Uulick, Mrs. W. A. Shearer and
Mrs. J. C. Jones in charge.
One of the interesting features of
the convention which is attracting
considerable attention is the display
of dental supplies at the North Pa
cific college. The demonstrations are
In charge of Dr. E. S. Sharpless, Dr.
W B. Lutz, Edwin Olstad, Dr. W. H.
3ngraham. Dr. J. W. Welch. G. S.
Badger, Dr. Harry Bonine, A. A. Hale
and A. I. Ivlees.
Film to Be Viewed Today.
Today from 10 A. M. to 12 M. the
dentists and members of the medical
profession will view DOOO feet of film
Illustrating block anesthesia. These
motion pictures will be shown by Dr.
Arthur E. Smith of Chicago at the
theater at union avenue and Russell
street, as the city fire ordinance will
not permit the pictures to be shown
at the college.
Freo clinics and classes with Drs.
Tinker, Ward and Smith will be held
from 2 P. M. to 4 P. M. At 4 P. M. the
general business session will elect of
ficers for the ensuing year.
A trip will be taken by the dentists
over the Columbia river highway to
morrow to Bonneville, where a p'cn'c
te tela.
PROHIBITION AIDS MOVIES
Hippodrome Mana gcr Says Many
Kew Theaters Are Being Opened.
.W. W. Ely, manager of the Hippo
drome, returned from San Francisco
yesterday, where he has been on bvrsi
ness connected with the organization
of the Western Vaudeville association.
composed of the managers of theaters
as well as the vaudeville promoters
of the coast.
"California appears to be enjoying
Its usual theatrical prosperity," said
Mr. Ely, "although the admission fees
in that city are generally much
higher than they are here and they
are talking of raising them to an un
heard of scale.
"New theaters are being opened
everywhere, due, it is generally con
ceded, to the advent of prohibitions
which has removed a source of
amusement that entertained formerly
a large percentage of the people who
now find themselves at a loss to find
eomething to do."
Tan, Red or Freckled
Skin Is Easily Shed
To free your summer-soiled skin of its
TmidcUnevs, freckles, blotches or tan. the
I' cat thing- to do ia to free yourself of tfae
skin itself. This ia easily accomplished by
, the use of ordinary mercolised v.-ax. which
of course can be had at any drug lore.
.tTse at night as you use cold cream, wash
luff It off In the morning. Immediately the
offending surface akin to come off
In fine powder-like parti:los. Gradually
the entire outer ricarf skin la absorbed,
t-Itbout the least harm or Inconvenience.
The second layer of skin now in evidence
presents a spotless whitness and sparkling
l eauty obtainable in no othor way. One
our ce of mercolized wax umially is suffi
cient to completely renovate a bad cum
plexion. Adv.
111 Ml VIC
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Purity, freshness and f laror are
the essential qualities of
imported
Pompeian
Olive Oil
Great Sale of Coats
Coverall Aprons
At $1.19
Center Circle, First Floor At this
special low price for one day only.
Women's Coverall Aprons of ex
cellent quality percale in dote,
figures, stripes and checks. Front
or side fastening styles with round,
square or V necks, short sleeves,
belts and pockets. All GJ-f 1Q
sizes in the sale. Special D J-i-
Khaki Outing
Apparel .
Second F 1 o o r Women's Outing
Coats of wool khaki $8.75. $15
Wool Khaki Skirts at $11.50
Khaki Breeches $fi.95-$ 10.95
Wool Khaki Shirts $0.75-$7.95
Cotton Khaki Skirts $3.95-$G
Cotton Khaki Breeches 3.50-$5
Women's
$3.50
AT $3.50 Women's White
Hemp Sport Hats in several at
tractive styles for the summer
season. " These are from lines sell
ing heretofore at $5.00 and $6.50.
Priced special Friday (PO Kf
and Saturday; "choice, at 50OU
AT $5.0O-Beautiful Hats of
White Georgette delightful styles
to wear with sport apparel and
wash dresses. Regular fijpr A A
$7.50 to $10.00 grades at fJ.UU
Sport Hats
At $5.00
Second Floor Batavia Sport Hats,
very serviceable for beach and out
ing wear. Shown in navy navy
and white green and white. Reg
ular $7.50 values. Priced Cf? ff
for Friday and Saturday DtJUU
All Pattern Hats Vfc Price
About 30 Models to Select From
Early summer Pattern Hats in
medium and large styles, to be
closed out at just HALF PRICE.
$15.00 Hats priced special $7.50
Women's Georgette Hats
$34.89
Second Floor There isn't an undesirable
Coat in the entire lot and the price we
have put upon them assures a quick
clearaway. Strictly high-class garments
made up in the following materials
Polo Cloth
Tricotine Bolivia
Velour
Fancy Mixtures
plain colors predominate, but there is
also an attractive showing of Coats in
pretty plaids and checks. Belted styles
with plain or plaited backs, blouse effects
and the loose, dressy Coats for afternoon
wear. Many smart sport models are
also included in the offering. Some are
lined throughout. Specially fl?Ql OQ
priced for this sale; choice fOrOU
Garment Salons, 2d Floor
Women's $13.50 Oxfords
$8.88
Main Floor Women's Oxfords of black
gunmetal calf leather. Neat pointed
toe last with welt sole and military
heel. A very smart style for sport,
street and outing wear. Practically
all sizes and widths in the PQ QQ
sale. Regular $13.50 grade 30.00
$12.50 Oxford Ties at $8.88
White Oxfords $8.88
Main Floor Oxford Ties of black
kid. Narrow toe, Imitation tip, welt
sole and Cuban heel. These are
standard $13.50 values. ?Q OQ
Priced special the pair 3000
$12.50 Brown Oxfords $8.88
Main Floor Women's Oxfords of dark brown Russia Calf. Smart narrow
toe last with medium heel and welt sole. One of our best makes, QO QQ
selling in the regular way at $12.50 a pair. All sizes and widths DO00
White Hats
and $5
$17.50 Hats priced only $ 8.75
$20.00 Hats priced only $10.00
$22.50 Hats priced only $11.25
$25.00 Hats priced only $12.50
A fnid-season Sale of high-class milli
nery' at about half-price! Don't fail to
shop early in the day, for these are ex
traordinary values. Georgette Hats in
many different styles, including wide
brims, droops and poke effects. All
white and a few in colors. Ribbon, yarn
and applique trimmings. Hats made to
sell at $7.50 up to $10.00, of- OA QQ
fered
in the Basement, at
All Girls' Hats
Reduced
$4.98
$26.75 to $38.50
Silk Skirts
$14.98
Second Floor A' phenomenal un
derprice offering of Women's Silk
Sport Skirts for Friday and Sat
urday. Kumsi Kumsa, Fan-ta-sie,
Georgette, Tricolette, Bar onette
Satin, Paulette, Faille and other
fine materials. Beautiful styles
come are trimmed with laces or
hand-embroidered. Large selection
of light and dark colors.' Regular
$20.76 to $38.50 Skirts C- A QO
on special at only wlO
Women's
Sport Skirts
$3 to $7.50
Special showing of Women's Tub
Skirts at popular prices. Gabar
dine, Cotton Venetian, Pique and
Bedford Cord materials. Latest
plaited and gathered styles includ
ed. Make your selection at once
while assortments are large. Prices
range from $3.0O up to $7.50
Second Floor
Hilt
Main Floor Women's Oxford Ties
of white nubuck. Fancy perforated
vamp and tip, military heel and
narrow toe. Regular CJQ QQ
$13.50 grade. Special at 50.00
7ctol0c
Wash Laces
5c Yd.
Main Floor Attractive Laces for
fancy work, curtains and many
other purposes. Cluny, torchon
and val laces in a large variety
of patterns and widths'. Edges and
insertions. A good opportunity to
supply your sewing needs.
7c to 10c Laces special, yard w
35c Linen
Handkerchiefs
25c
Main Floor Women's Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs at a reduced price
for today's selling. White with
dainty one-coraer embroidery in
white or colors. Handkerchiefs
from our own regular stock marked
to sell at 35c Specially OP
priced for today's sale, each 'J-'
All Men's
y4 Off
t
All $25 Suits at
$75 Suits $56.25
Friday and Saturday every Man's Suit
be on sale at a reduction of 25 from regular market
prices. Blue Serges and novelty mixtures in all the newest
colorings. Single' and double breasted, with or without belts.
Save 25 on Your
New Suit!
All $23 Suits
S18.75
All $45.00 Suits
priced special at
All $50.00 Suits
priced special at
All $60.00 Suits
priced special at
All $75.00 Suits
priced special at
priced special at
All $30.00 Suits COO cn
priced special at DJvf
All $35.00 Suits co? rrr
priced special at I O
All $40.00 Suits PQA fi(
priced special at wOU.UU
Men's $1.50 Union Suits
Special at 95c
Main Floor These are the famous Shedaker Trouserseat
Union Suits you hear so much about. Cool and exceedingly
comfortable for warm weather wear. Plain material, also
with small and medium checks. Complete range of Qfln
regular sizes. Standard $1.50 Union Suits now UV
Coolmor Porch
Shades
Wind - safe and 6elf - hanging.
Equip your porch with Coolmor
Shades and enjoy summer com
fort. Shown in green, brown and
mixed colors. Dept. Third Floor.
Sizes and Prices
4x7:6
5x7:6
6x7:6
7x7:6
9x7:6
Coolmor
Coolmor
Coolmor
Coolmor
Coolmor
Shades
Shades
Shades
Shades
Shades
$ 3.65
$ 5.65
$ 6.65
$ 8.25
$10.75
Boys' Suits Special at $6.65
Main Floor
Broken lines of Boys' Suits to go at
a sacrifice price in order to clean up
the stocks' in short order. Knicker Suits
sizes 15, 16, 17 Junior Suits, sizes 6 to
10. Dark mixtures and a few C? CK
corduroys. Special, the Suit DO.Uei
Boys' Suits
$9.85
Good sturdy Suits made up in dark
colored tweeds. Norfolk styles with
loose belts. Pants full cut and lined.
All sizes for boys 6 to 18 years PQ QT
of age. Priced special at DOtJ
Boys' Khaki Pants
79c Pair
Basement Boys' Khaki Pants and a
few pairs of Corduroy Pants slightly
imperfect. Broken sizes. On '7Q
special sale today at, the pair
ODD LINES BOYS' STRAW AND
Girls' Wash Dresses
Reduced
Beginning this morning every Girl's Wash Dress will be reduced
in price. It's the annual mid-summer clearaway many mothers
have been waiting for. Our stock contains no old or out-of-date
styles every garment is thoroughly desirable. Large selection of
Wash Dresses in plain colors and plaids. Latest 1920 models. ALL
ON SALE AT SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS. SHOP EARLY!
Girls' Coats 1-2 Price
Only one or two Coats of a style and size. Ages 2, 4, 5, 6 and 14
only. Mostly serges, bat there are a few coats made up in other
desirable materials buy the Children's School Coats at Vz PRICE.
Girls' Smocks Reduced
Second Floor Choose any Girl's
Colored Smock Friday and Sat
urday at a reduced price. Latest
styles some are hand-embroidered.
All colors in the sale.
Suits
m inn I li ii i i i I ft- ,n m iiiiiiik., i r" -s. - x
$18.75
in the house will
S33.75
S37.50
$45.00
S56.25
III
tell plil?
Women's Neckwear
Special $1.95 '
Main Floor Clean-up Sale of Women's Neckwear to dispose of all odd pieces
and small lots that have accumulated during the last week or ten days. Or
gandie Collars, Modeste Sets, Vestees, Embroidered Vests and Guimps. Dainty
styles trimmed with laces and nets or hemstitched, tucked and em- ?"J QfC
broidered. All new and desirable. Regular to $5.00 values; special
Marabou Capes, Special $8.95
Neckwear Department, Main Floor Women's Marabou in brown and taupe.
Latest styles. Also marabou and ostrich combinations. Ideal shoul
der wraps for summer and all-year wear. 2 lots special $8.95 and $10.95
Boys' Sport Blouses
Special $1.29
Main Floor Boys' Sport Blouses with
long or short sleeves and convertible
collars. Excellent materials. (J"J OQ
On special sale today, at H
CLOTH HATS SPECIAL AT 69
BABY WEEK SALES end
Saturday. Mothers should take
quick advantage of the low
prices now in force and supply
the baby's needs for LESS.
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Cane Sugar
23c Lb.
Fourth Floor No deliveries ex
cept with other purchases made
in the Grocery Department. Best
Cane Sugar on special OOp
sale today at the pound
Snowdrift
Shortening
Fourth Floor Stop atthe dem
onstration booth and sample the
delicious cake made with Snow
drift, the perfect shortening.
4-lb. can Snowdrift at $1.40
8-lb. can Snowdrift at $2.75
Summer Drinks of
All Kinds
Welch's Grape Juice Phez
Loganberry Juice Pineapple
Juice Ginger Ale Phez Apple
Cider White Rock Mineral Wa
ter Rief 's Special Bevo
Schlitz, and many other favorites.
SPECIAL Applju OM,,
Model Grocery
4th Floor
Lace Curtains
15c to SI
Bargain Circle, First Floor Spe
cial purchase and sale of 1200
half-pair Curtains. These are in
full length but are slightly im
perfect. Sol4 as "seconds." White,
cream and ecru. Values to $1.75.
Priced special 156 to $1 each.
Drapery Remnants
At V2 Price '
Bargain Circle Drapery Rem
nants good useful lengths for
curtains, pillow tops, ecarfs, etc.,
on sale today at HALF PRICE.
90c Curtain Nets 48c
Bargain Circle Filet Curtain
Nets in many beautiful figured
designs. Various good col- A Q n
ors. 90c grade the yard