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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1913)
Th Third Week of Gold Bond Trading Gold Bond Stamps Are Worth There is no need for us to use much printer's ink in order to emphasize the value of Gold Bond Trading Stamps. Thousands of Portland women already know their worth. The stamps cost you nothing and they give you an opportunity to select from our large stock many an article which you get for the small effort of collect ing the stamps. By taking advantage of our special stamp days you can save an equiv alent of 5 per cent on your purchases. Ask for Gold Bond Trading Stamps and save. - Great o From 10 to 11 A. M. 50c Trimming Bands 19c Frm to to II A. M. firest Sale of .-UKMt Yards of FlT et -"'IK :" hroldercd Trim nil bit Hand, corl of pretty designs. 1H to 3 Id lche wide, regular 60c values. onlQ sals for this one hour. yrd i J 18c Curtain Scrim, 12c From 10 to 11 A. M. Plata Km ad (rfin Cnrtain rlm, 40 Inches wide, regular 18c quality, onio, sale for thla one hour, a yard 10c Crash Toweling, 7c F rom 10 to 11 A. M. Hx cell eat Quality "raa Toweling, 18 Inches wide. regular values 10c yard. J on sale for this one hour, yard I Bargains at 5 Cents Each From 10 to 11 A. M, Mala Floor SSe Rarrettea, special " at only B 2'"e Side Combs, special now at 54 ;.e naadeaax. a great variety. 5 2.V Patent Leather Uelta only 5 2.1e Wuhiblr Shields at. pair. 5 2.e Fancy Mat i'lnn on sale at Be I'.V Collar Sopnortero at only 5 2nr Skirt Hoidera at ony, ea. f :.V et Snonpln Baca, on sale loe Stocking Uirirra at only f loe Curling- Irani at only. ea. 5o loe Kitchen Combo now only 5 Drug Sundry Specials From lO to 11 A. M., Mala Floor Re Swiff, Oatmeal Soan at2V4 Re Swlffn Witch Hasel ! 2Hf 5c Swlffn Alpine Tar Soap 2 Vie 5c Smift'a Howe Tranp't Soap 2H 8e Swtft'a Buttemalllc S2He BOc Robber filovea tomorrow, 25 SSe Saatlna- Hrnshen on sale 15t 7Se llalr Rrasbea tomorrow at '27C Hoacl Hrnnhea special at only 5? lOc.Nall Files tomorrow, each 6 i.V aad 3.e Scissors special at 1'J.C S.e It oarer tiallefB Hleel Q Powder placed on sale onlyl7l "Sc Toilet Water, In all PQ . odors, placed on sale at onlyJ7C 3e roller DtRtiet JailQ. Powder placed on sale onlyXVl Women's Pumps, $1.93 From 10 to 11 A. M Women'n X baik Pumps, with welt soles and medium heels, values, to djl QQ 14 pr, special this hourIXi70 On the Fifth Floor Novelty Wash Braids 2c From 1A to 11 A. M- oa tar Fifth Floor Novelty Wash Braids for trimming Children's Gingham and Percale Dresses, white, embroi dered in colors, also solid eol-0 ors, 10c and 15c values. yardaViC Oxfords, Pumps at $1.00 From 12 to 2 I'. M on the Fifth Floor l Oxford at 1 Women's bunmetnl Oxford aad Pnmps. in tan and black, values up 1 fin to ft pr.. this 1 hr. pr. wliWU Canvas Oxfords at $1.89 From 3 to 3 r. M- on the Fifth Floor Women's Canvna Oxfords ll Have strap fastening; .and Cuban heels, special ford QQ this one hour at only O 1 mOiS 35c Underwear at 19c From 3 to 4 P. M- on tb Fifth Floor Roya' 33e l aderwear lo Roya Athletic Underwear of fine checked nainsook, well-made shirts and drawers for Suramsr, 1Q sixes 24 to 33. 36c value, at li7C Boys' Shoes for $1.50 From 4 to Pi M.. an the Fifth Floor Boys' $2. SO Shoes at 11-50. to close out, several odd lots, spe cial price these hours on 300 pairs of Roys' Shoes, values to tt f Cf $2.50, price cut to only J 1 aO U $1.75 Screen Doors $1.09 .to$1.75 $1.09 GRESHAM GIVES BANQUET OBJKCT IS TO ADVERTISE ARTI i CXI-1S MADE IX OREGON'. rive Long Tables Are Insufficient to i Aocommoflate S00 Guests Who ' Enjoy Arfalr. ' GRESHAM, Or May 17. (Special.) A "made-in-Oregon" banquet and en tertainment was held in Commercial ..Clwb irall last Monday evening. The -affair was to have been held ; under :the auspices of the Manufacturers' As sociation of Oregon, but the local ar rangements were in charge of the In dustry section of the Council of Wom en Voters, of which Mrs. Hattle Wostell is the executive officer. She was as sisted by members of the league and volunteers from the Commercial Club. Mrs. Edith Tosler Weatherred has the honor of organtxing the Gresham league, the first In Oregon, following closely the election wnicn enirancnisea the women of the state. Five long tables arranged In the halt nc-ommodated 300 guests, and many -had to wait their turn at the tame. The bannuet was of plain Oregon prod ucts. The invocation was spoken by .Jlev. E. A. Leonard, and Mrs. Cleveland announced the beginning of the exer cises. Uttle Miss Marjorie Btlllion was 'Introduced as a maid of Oregon. Mrs. . wnstrll made a formal address ex plaining the aims of the league and Its . . i . v, - maj..ln.Or,ffOii" move ment, after which Mrs. WeatherTed " tiKk charge as toastmaster. The following programme was ren- S.t anrieiyot Screen Doom, vals Our First Birthday Stamps Given With .ourly t From 11 to 12 A.M. 25c Hose at 12 l2c a Pr. From 11 to 12 A. M. 'Women's Lisle aad Cottoa Hooe, made with rein forced heel and toe. elastic tops, some slightly imperfect, all-i Ol sizes, 25e values, this hour.Iaii2 $1.25 Shadow Laces, 47c From 11 to 12 A. M. Beautiful Shadow Im Flouncing in assorted designs, white and cream, suitable for waists and dresses, 12 to 27 Inches wide, values up to y 7 $1.25 a yard, this hour, yd. tit $2.50 Lace Curtains, 1.49 From. 11 to 13 A. M. 2o Pairs of Faary Scrim Curtains in white, cream or ecru with wide lace In sertions and lace edges: 15-dlffer-ent patterns. 2H yds." Ions', 40 Ins. wide. 2 and $2.50 val-j1 AQ ues, on sale this hour atwlt"? 35c White Goods at 10c From 11 to 12 A. M. Fancy Em broidered Swlsaea. lansa. Mad- grasses aad Dimities In great va riety; values to 35c a J'1:!"!, choice for this one hour, at AVI C Stationery Specials From 10 to 11 A. M. M4a Floor. Be Shelf Paper, ten yards for . 2 3e Lead Pencils at only, ea, 2 Sc Tableta, special price, at S(t Be Notebooks, on sale, only SC Be Pencil Sharpeners at only 32 Sc Pen Holders, special, only 3 Be Ink, Paste and Mucilage 3t lOe Crepe Paper, special only 50 19e Crepe Paper, special at 12 3.1c loo Dennlsoa's Napklas 220 10c Drinking Caps. 8 in pkg.. 5jt 25c Millinery Ribbon 10c From 11 to 12 A. M. Fine Quality AII-SMk Taffeta Ribbon with picot edge; widths to 3 Inches, ail colors, splendid for millinery uses; values to 25c a yard, at only A VIC 25c Shell Goods at 5c From 11 to 12 A. M. Ureat Kale ot Shell. Amber and Gray, plain or Faarr Carved Barrettea, Bandeaux and Plan. Hundreds to select from. Regular values to 25c OC 25c Velvet Ribbon at 12c From 11 to 12 A. M. lOOO Yards of Colored. Velvet Ribbon of good quality, 3 Inches wide, with cotton back. A splendidly salsfactory rib bon for millinery trimming. 1 o 25c value, for these hours ImC 25c Ruching at 19c Box From 11 to 12 A. M. Tonrlut Itura- laar, six yards in a box, regular 25c value. During these two J Q hours priced special, at box 13C $1 Union Suits at 69c From 11 to 12 A. M. Men's l aloa nits of best quality Egyptian combed yarn and Poros Knit in white and ecru, short sleeves and ankle length, regular $1.00 Q values, this hour, garmentVl7C Boys' 50c Blouses at 39c From 11 to 12 A. M. Hoti Blouses of good quality percales. In light and dark colors, black sateen and blue chambray. sizes 4 toOQ. 10 years. Sue values, go forO7C Women's Shoes, $2.39 From 11 to 12 A. M. Women's White Top Patent shoea. in new and stylish lasts, with plain or tipped toes, values to $4. CO OQ on sale at this hour, pair PasJi7 Men's $2 Shirts at $1.15 From 3 to 4 P.' M Men's Soft Salrta, In Coat styles, with de tached soft collar and attached cuffs. Plain and pleated bosoms, neat stripes and plain colors. Per cales, madras cloth and 4f 1 g? 2 vals.. -this hr. U11U Am.-- vi anln Miss Rraca Hessel:' address. Mayor Lewis Shattuck; ad dress. T. r. ilann: presioeni ureson Manufacturers' Associaiioni imini nrental duet. Mrs. O. J. Brown and Miss Kva Campbell: address, Mr. Black, of 1 . r,(nn (,. Cnmnanv. on "Growth n n..cnn TrnAfA" address. Mr. Coopey. of the Association, on "The wool Industry"; address, u. a. .aai- man, president of-the uresnam com mercial Club: address, O. M. Plummer, of the Association, on "Humanity and the Broader Subject of Eugenics": vocal solo, airs, nargam iwwe, buuo. im,r(nin hv entire assembly: bene diction, by Kev; M. T. Wire. Albert Toiler, or romano, was a guest at the . entertainment. Visitors were present from Troutdale, Boring, F.stacada. Kock wood. Powell Valley and Sandy. B I) VAmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmnnmr i.mi ' CHAMPOEG PH0NE LOSES Puclflc Company Sys Receipts Too Small to Maintain Agent. SALEM. Or, . May IT. (Special.) Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Com pany has filed a petition with the State Railroad Commission asking that It be allowed to discontinue Its office and service in the historic town of Cham poeg. Or. "We are unable to obtain a suitable agent," says the petition, "and the re ceipts do not Justify the company hav Ing a public office there. During the six months preceding March 31 the re ceipts were $7.71." About 70 similar requests have been made by the company. The petition re cites that the St. Paul Telephone Com pany will continue In operation at Champoeg and will be' connected with tho Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company's long-distance lines v Sale Extraordinary Values Featured All Purchases Principal Portland Distributers Money - Sales From 12 to 2 P. M. $1.50 Gloves at 39c Pair. From 12 to 2 P. M. A Great Sam ple Lot of 10O Dosrn Women's Silk I. Isle, Suede and C'hamolaette Gloves, in 16-button and wrist lengths; black, white and colors; all sizes; values to $1.50. 'OT9Qr this one hour, at -price of J71 $1.50 Lace Curtains, 89c From 12 to 2 P. M. 300 Pairs of Plain White. Cream and Kent Hem stitched Scrim Curtains, of soft finished scrim, 2V4 yards long and 38 Inches wide. Reg. H-60QQ values, for this hour, pair Oi7 65c Union Suits, at 39c From 12 to 2 P. M. Women's Cot ton Union Suits, made low neck and sleeveless.' with lace trimmed drawers. Perfect fitting, full in size. All sizes. Values toOQ 65c, these hours, at only Oi7V. 39c Silk Poplins, at 25c From 13 to 2 P. M. Silk Striped Poplin, - in all the new popular shades; the quality priced else where at 39o a yard, on saleoe here these two hours, a yard .Jt 10c Spool SilK, 4 for 25c From 12 to 2 P. M. Carlson Carrier Spool Silk, the well-known reliable brand, black and all colors. 100-yds. spools; four t customer; OC 7c a spool or four for only VJC Women's .draped X Jiva- navy, l a. hagen, seal, '1 K i - - mm etc. Regular values T-nliips At Gold 7.50 Hair Switches, 1.59 From 12 to 3 P. M. Ccnnlne Ger maa Hair Switches, 24-lnch " shades, match guaranteed: lo.OO to 7.50 -alues. Special for CJ CQ these two hours, each at i 1 - 50c Barrettes, each 18c From 12 to 36 P. M. Great Sale ot Shell Barrettes. Side Combs and Bandeaux, shell and amber, val ues up to 60c each. On sale Q these two hours, each, only AO v. CITY'S PLANS GIGANTIC SEATTLE HAS $ 5,0 0H,O 00 POWER PLANT SCHEME. Olympic Mountains Will Be Har nessed - for Municipal Electric System 100 Miles Away. SEATTLE. Wash.. May 17. (Special.) Daring In Its magnitude is the plan to harness the Olympic Mountains to a $5,000,000 municipal electric power plant, as recommended by A. H. Dlm ock. City Engineer, and now before the"Clty CouncU for consideration. Acquisition of the. Lake Cushman site, offered. to the city by Joseph Wickstrom for $640,000, tho purchase of which was authorized by the voters In the city election of March, 112, would permit the municipality to en gage In the power business by whole sale. The total electrical power de liverable over transmission lines from this site Into Seattle would be 62.200 horsepower, and the total estimated cost of the installation, exclusive ot the Bite . purchase price, would be $5,063,000. or $81 a horsepower, based on total power deliverable from sub station in Seattle, or $58 a horsepower based on water-wheel capacity. Englfteer Dimock's report outlines the plan of development by the con struction of a dam 210 feet high and 300 feet long three miles below Lako Cushman across the Skokomlsh River, forming a lake eight miles long, in cluding the present Lake Cushman, the level of which would be raised approx imately 150 feet, making a water area of 5Vi square miles. A power-house on I From 2 to 3 P.M. 50c SilK Lisle Hose, 39c From 2 to 3 P. M. lOOO Pairs of Women's Silk Lisle Hose, made with high spliced heel, double sole and toe, with wide elastic tops, in black only. .All sizes, regu-OQ-lar 60c values, at this hour OiJV. $2.00 Kid Gloves at 49c From S to 3 P. M. A Large Sam ple Lot of Women's Kid Gloves (mended). Including stitched and embroidered back, in 2 and 3-clasp fastening; black, white and AQ colors; values to 2, at only 24c Val. Laces, 12 l-2c 5 From 2 to 3 P. M. 1000 Pieces of r lne vtwacicniin . - lions and Koges, in 12-yard pieces, regular 24c values, spe-IOl clal this one hour, onIyAa-2 $1.25 Rag Rugs at 75c From 2 to 3 P. M. 'Rag Rngs, pf rood quality, in mottled colors, 2 ix 4 inches in size. 11.25 val- C ues, this one hour, at only OV. Bacon at 19c per pound From 2 to 3 P. M. JOOO Pounds of Sweet. Lean Macon Backs, on sale in the Grocery Department Q in the Basement, the pound A7l 25c Wash Ties at 11c From 2 to 3 P. M. Men's Wash Ties In plain white or neat stripes, all the wanted colors, reg- 11. ular 25c values, this hour A X $18.75 Dresses $1 1.45 Great all-day sale Monday of Women s Smart and Stylish Dresses in a great va riety weaves and color tones. Some sim ply tailored and self-trimmed. Others in elaborate styles with lace yokes, Bul garian belts and the skirts cleverly Come in i, vjuou Nell rose, $11.45 up to $18.75, at only Silk Petticoats, Special at $2.95 A splendid lot of new Silk Petticoats of choice quality messaline goes on sale to morrow. Thev are made with wide pleated flounce, also with three-section flounce with fine tucks. Colors are black, navy, Copenhagen, cardinal, Nell rose and emerald, extra special o?y lit this low price, each aii rhf-Aw.n Hnf- Fislc. Gae and Medal $15 to Bargains at 10c Each 25c Linen Statlonerr, box at 3S Hair Bolls, at only, each 10c Rhinestone Buttons only 25c Pln-on Hose Supporters at 28c Tailors' Chalk on sale at 25c Skirt Markera on sale for 25c Hair Nets, 5 In package, ZOc Dress Shields at, the pair 15c Dotea Pairs Shoe Laces, 2Ke Silk Shoe Laces for only J5e Tailor-made Sh'Ider Form io lOd lOt MM IOC loe loe lOcV Hood Canal would be reached by a penstock a mile in length. A run-off of 650 cubic feet a second may be de pended upon, says Dtmock, the water shed contributing to this run-off cov ering 91 square miles. Two routes for transmitting this power to Seattle are proposed, one being 100 miles In length and the other 78 miles. The shorter route would be an overhead line running south to Union City, Allen and Burley, and bridging Puget Sound at the Narrows at Tacoma with a 6800-foot span. The other way would avoid this leap of more than a mile across salt water by going south around the head of Puget Sound, through Olympia and thence to Seattle. 28 TAKE "EXAMS"; 1 FAILS Eighth-Grade Graduates . of Hood River Are Announced. HOOD RIVER, Or.. May 17. (Spe cial.) Of the 28 Hood River school children taking the eighth grade ex aminations this year, but one failed. However, six ?f the boys and girls were conditioned in one or two subjects and will have to repeat the examinations later. - , The children who will be ready for the high school next year, having suc cessfullypassed the tests., have been given out by Professor C. D. Thompson, superintendent of county schools, as follows: Lillian Brock, Marie Bartmess, Lena Bartlett. Helen Carson, Frances Castner, Florence Gould, Theona Hall, Hazel Hall, Vivian Jones, Marguerite Parsons, Ruth Vaughan, Mariwhltmar Whitehead, Ruth Blowers, Samuel Coad. Sidney Carnin, John Hargreaves, Golde'nxHusbands, Charles Johnson, Ar thur Lofts, Joe Winchell and Robert McClanathan. in All Departments of "Niagara In the Art Dept., 3d Floor Beau tiful embroidered Waists of Crepe Voile and French Lawn, a few in colors, most white, $3.50 OQ values, priced at only.Pl, O 50c Embroidery at 21c From 3 to 4 P. M 20OO Yards of Fine Corset Cover Embrolderlea In scores of different paterna. fast edges on fine quality cam- Ol . brie, values to 50c a yard, at61t $2 Lace Curtains, $1.19 From 3 to 4 P. M. A Choice Se lection ot Pretty Patterns In Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, 45 and 48 Inches wide, 2 yards long, white or ecru, 12 values, d 1Q on sale special at. a pair Wltlf 15c White Suiting' at 9c From 3 to 4 P. M. Mill Ends of rinen-Flnlshed Suitings, fine for children's Summer dresses regu lar 16c values, on sale f or Q this one hour at only, the yard iv $12 Hair Switches, $3.75 From 3 to 4 P. M. Three-Ounce 34-Inch German II n I r Switches, a perfect match guaranteed. Just like you see priced elsewhere at T10 to $12 each, during 4JJO 7Cl this one hour on sale at - $J 10c HandKerchiefs at 4 c From 3 to 4 P. M. Women's Hand kerchiefs of fine barred Swiss, with fancy hemstitched border, all white, values to 10c each, dur- A ing this hour on sale at, eachTl Men's $2.50 Hats, $1.45 From 3 to 4 I'. M. A Wonderful Assortment of Men's Felt and Cloth Hats, all wanted shades, -I AC $2.00 and S2.50 values, at P A - All-Day Sale of $1.50 Gowns 98c $1.50 GOWNS NOW AT 98 Women's Muslin and Crepe Night Gowns, beautifully trim'd with lace and embroideries, in a variety of pretty styles, splen did qualities, dainty and pretty., Reg. $1.25 and $1.50 AO values shown here at 1 Cj C $2.00 UNDERSKIRTS $1.09 200 Muslin Underskirts, beauti fully finished with deep em broidery flounce or trimmed with lace insertion. Regular $2.00 values are (J f Q here shown for J) X. $1.00 BRASSIERES AT 83 The well-known De Bevoise Brassieres of best quality ba tiste, with dainty embroidery trimmed yokes ; reg. QQ $1.00 values, special, OOC $45, at Vz Off 50c NecKwear at 25c From 3 to 4 P. M, Beautiful Bul srarlan Collars in the smart new shapes and effective colorings, regular values up to . each, on sale this hour, each s&iJl $1.00 Alarm ClocKs, 49c From 3 to 4 P. SI. American Alarm Clocks In nickel finish, large-size dial, good timekeepers, guaranteed for one year, Q regular $1 clocks offered itwt BOY GIVEN HERD MEDAL ASTORIAXS HOXOR POIXT ADAMS LEFESAVERS. Little Fellow Who AVanted to Join in Rescue of Rosecrans Crew ' I Recipient of Honor. POINT ADAMS LIFE SAVING STA TION, May 17. (Special.) When the committee representing the school children of Astoria, headed by Mayor Gray, went to the life-saving station a few weeks ago tor the purpose of pre senting hero, medals to the lifesavers for their heroic work In saving the lives of the two survivors of. the ill fated oil tank steamer Rosecrans, the head of the committee, after present ing medals to the crew, presented little Robert Wlcklund with a bronze medal. The medal presented to the young son of Captain Wlcklund was pinned on the lad with the same ceremony that marked the other presentations. Though the medal was one of the designs sent to the committee from which to make a suitable selection, Robert did not know this and accepted the honor with child ish dignity. . Before the presenting ceremonies be gan, the Astoria delegation learned that Robert had been roused out of his sleep on the night the Rosecrans was lost and hunting up his father, insisted upon going: out with the lifesaving crew and wept bitterly when told that he could not go. Mayor Gray and several other members of the committee heard of Robert's wish to be a Ufesaver and hav ing the bronze medal that had been "0)W m Ail ijepanmenis ' 1 I From 3 to 4 P. M. Things Doing at Maid'1 Silk Gloves, $3.50 Waists $2.29 GoldenFleeceYarns A 11 W a f? J From3to4P.M. 25c Gauze Vests at 14c From 3 to 4 P. M. AV'onirn's tianxe Vests, made low neck and sleeve less, well taped, full, in size; plain and fancy top. Regular and A out sizes, 20c and 25c vals. lt $18 Brussels Rugs, $12.95 From 3 to 4 P. HI. xl2-ft. Room Sin Tapestrr Brussels Hull', in a large assortment of desirable pat terns and attractive colors, retfu lar $16.00 and JlS.OOtfJ-to Qd values, on sale, each at W X a7i) Free Offer Tomorrow From 2 to 3 P. M. With Knch Pur chase of Sanltol Toilet Prepara tions n Sample Paekajce of oThe rrrtiS". FREE OF CHARGE 2.c Sanltol Face Powder only 12 l'5c Sanitol Face Cream only 12 2Ze Sanltol Tooth Paste only 12C 2.'c Sanltol Mouth Wash only 124 2.1c Sanltol Talcum Powder at 12 C 2!c Sanltol Shampoo now atl2t 23c Sanltol Hair Tonic on sale Minced Clams, 11c Can From 3 to 4 P. M. 10 Cases of Minced Clams, the good kind that you are in the habit of buy- 11. ingr at 15c; for this hour, atHt 75c Union Suits at 43c From 3 to 4 P. M. Women's Banded-Top Union Suits, made low neck and sleeveless, umbrella style, lace trimmed, sizes .4 to 6; regular 75c values, special this one hourO at the low price, the suit"3C Sale of Cream Suiting's i From 3 to 4 P. M. On the Balcony. 85e Cream Novelty Press Goods, 36-inch, yd.. 39rf; fl.1l Cream Wool Sericc. 44-inch. yd. 89; i.:5 Cream Wool Scree. 54-lnoh, yd., 98C; 31.50 Cream Wool -I Q Serge, 54-ln., yd., onlyPl.liV $1 Framed Pictures, 33c From 3 to 4 P. M. lOOO New Framed Pictures, score of new sub jects in gilt, oak and walnut frames, values to 11.00 on sale for this one hour, sp'l 50c Ribbons at, yd., 25c From 3 to 4 P. M. 2000 Yards of Beautiful New All-Silk Faacr Klo bon, in lovely Dresden patterns, novelty hair bows, ribbons, etc., widths to 6 inches, values to rJ 50c a yard; special this hour stiaJV. Big Bargains at 3c Each From 3 to 4 P. M. Main Floor. Be I.le-bt Hat Elastic, at only' 3e 5c W ood Coat Manser, at only 3C 5c Wire Coat Hangers, at only 3c 5c White Linen Tope, at only.3o 5e Linen Thread, at, the spool 3 5c Common Pins, at, the paper 3 5c Silk Thread, at. the spool 3d 5c Bantlnic Thread, 500 yards 3 fic Chamois, Special, each at Sd Be Pearl Buttons, the dozen 3t 5c Collar Supporters, at only SC 10c Bone Hair Tins, the dozen SC $1.00 Jewelry Today 17c From 3 to 4 P. M. Great Sole of Jewelry, consisting of Brooches, Bxtr Pins, Beads, Link Sets, T Opera Chains, etc.. val. to 1 X f V 50c Box Candy, at 33c From 3 to 4 P. M. On the Main Floor 50c 1-lb. Boxes of Assorted Chocolates, sweet, pure, ne-OO liclous, for this one hour, at JJl 50c Boxes of Mara Belle Chocolate Dipped Cherries, this hour at 314 $5.00 Mesh Bags at $2.67 From 2 to 3 P. M. 1O0 New Ger man Silver Mesh B a B a, guaran teed unbreakable, six and seven inch, engraved frames and chain handles, values to J5.00, JO C7 now on sale at only, each Ja-aV f rejected by the committee, decided to make Robert a nero aiso. - DOUGLAS PIONEER IS DEAD J. V. Bradley, Veteran of Indian Wars, Passes at Age of 83 Years. GRANTS PASS. Or.. May 17. (Spe cial 1 3. V. Bradley, aged 83 years and a resident of Douglas County since 1849 and veteran of the Indian wars, died at the home of his daughter. Mrs. w xr rtaiiafrnn in Gra.nts Pass. Tues day, May 6. The burial took place at Fair Oaks. jlr. Bradley was born In Missouri. In 1857," he married Subrlna Tipton, a sis ter of W. C. Tipton of Roseburg. Mr. Bradley first settled on a dona tion land claim on the North Umpqua River where he resided for a' number of .years. After leaving me ionn . uniimun River district, Mr. Bradley lived at Oak Creek for several years, later moving to Oakland, where he lived until a short time ago when he went to live with his daughter. His wife died at Oakland nearly eighteen years ago. Six of thirteen children survive him. They are: Mrs. W. H. Flanagan, of Grants Pass; Mrs. Rose Deardorff. of Burley, Idaho; Mrs. Lillian Reed, of Boise, Idaho; James Bradley of Chico, Cal.; Ira Bradley of Silver Lake. Or.; Dr. B. L Bradley of Frankfort, Ky. Mrs. S. B. Crouch of Roseburg is a granddaughter, and Volney Dixon was his grandson. Orenco Fourth to Be Sane. ORENCO, Or., May 17. (Special.) At the last meeting of the Council an ordinance was passed forbidding the sale or use of firecrackers, bombs, etc., on the" Fourth of July, so that a sane observance Is assured here. A com the "Holtz lorner 50c to $1.75 a Pair Free Demonstration and Free Les sons all this week, in the Art De partment on the Third Floor. In Crochet and Fancy Knitting Work From 4 to 6 P. M. Infants' 20c Vests at 14c From 4 to 0 P. M. lafants' White Cotton Gnuse Vests, high neck, short or long sleeves, open down front, sizes 1 to 6, 20c value, these two hours at only, ea. 14c 15c Percales, Monday,' 9c From 4 to 6 P. M. SOOO Yards of Flne W'nshable Percales, yard .wide, in light and medium colors, regular 15c values, these two Q hours on sale at low price ofivU Boys' $1 Pajamas at 69c From 4 to P. M. Hoys' I'njantas of splendid quality madras cloth. In light and dark colors, neatly trimmed, sizes 6 to 16, (1 CQ. values, special this hour at'L 15c Salt and Peppers, 5c From 4 to 6 P. M. Great Sale of Imitation Cut-Glass Salt and Pep per Shakers and Smear Shakers, 15c values, during the.se two(Sf hours on sale at low price, ca. JL $12 Room Size Rugs$7.95 From 4 to 6 P. M- Wool Fiber Hues in 9xl2-ft. room size, in pret- Bty iwo-ionea oruwn iuu 17 v i colorings, $12 value, dur- C'7 QC ing tnese two nuurs - Grocery Sale Specials From 4 to P. M. In the Basement F.coaomy Baking Powder, lb. 19f Tomatoes, special 3 cans for 25 Sugar Corn, special 3 cans for 25 Bargains at 1c Each From 4 to P. M., Main Floor 2-for-5c Darning Cotton only If 2-for-nc Safety Pins for only ltf 2-for-Sc Hooka and Kjea only lt 2-for-5c Ilsstlns; Cotton now at It 2-for-5c Hair Nets offered for 1 -for-5c Common Pins at only lf 2-for-5c White Tape offered at Iff 5c Needles now at, a package lc Great Silverware Sale From 4 to 6 P. M Main Floor Hogers' Teaspoons, set of 6, Koa-erN' Tablespoons, set of 6 ROKcrs Tnble Knives, set of 6 Rogers' Table Forks, set of t Stag-Handle Steel Carving three plecea, J5 values. d f 4HC 7! 79t 7? Sets, ,98 3 17 17 during these two hours Wl.' Rogers' Baby Sets. 3 pieces at Boners' Kerry Spoons at only Rogers' Cold Meat Fork only $2.00 Cut Glass now 93c From 4 to P. M. Handled Nap pies, Spoon Trays, lion Bon Dishes, Olive Dishes, etc., of rich American cut glass, values up to !,n?. special at low price of only Men's $18 Suits at $8.95 From 4 to 6 P. M. lOO Men's Busi ness Suits. 3-button sack styles, all the wanted colors, all-wool fab rics, broken lines of $12.50 to $18.00 Suits, choice Mon- to AC day at this hour only for J Boys' $5 Suits at $3.45 From 4 to P. M Boys' Double Breasted School Suits, with Knick erbocker pants, all-wool cheviots, casslmeres and tweeds, all sizes, regular $5.00 values, at CO AC this hour for low price IJTJ Boys' $1 Pants at 69c From 4 to 6 P. 31. Boys' Corduroy Pants, in best wide grade linon cordurov, mouse color, with semi peg tops, all sizes, regular CQ. $1 values, special this hourU7 Pumps, Oxfords, $1.98 From 4 to 6 P. M. (ireat sale of Women's New Lace and Strap Styles, in velvet, suede and tan pumps and oxfords. ex-Jl QQ tra values, this hour, pr.wlifO mittee of the Presbyterian Church it preparing for holding a picnic on that date and inviting the surrounding dis tricts to participate. Two Hundred Take Grade Exams CORVALLIS. Or., May 17. (Special.) More than 200, the largest number In the history. of the county, have Just taken the- eighth-grado examination in this city. The largest number applying for graduation papers heretofore waa 135. While the final results in the caft of the 20?0 papers to be graded art not yet known, it is generally under stood that there are an extraordinary number of failures in spelling and writ ing in particular. Miss eVronlca. Tracy Is credited with the best set of papers submitted and Alsea. Philomath and Corvallls applicants show up well. Grants Pass Firm Buys Truck. GRANTS PASS. Or., May 17 (Spe cial.) Edward Herriott and Edward Lister have purchased a 30-horsepower auto truckr which, after being over hauled, will be put on the regular run between Grants Pass and Crescent City, Cal., for the Summer travel. The trip from Portland was made through in two days and a half, carrying five pas sengers and a ton of freight When fully equipped, it will carry eight passen gers. Native Daughter Passes. Miss Mary Lamb died Thursday at the home of her sister. Mrs. K. Thompson, 270 Caruthers street, after a short ill ness. She was the oldest daughter of James and Kllen Lamb, deceased, and Is survived by four sisters: Mrs. K. Thompson, Mrs. Theresa Leigrhton, Port land; Mrs. J. V. Wyckoff, of Seattle; Mrs. J. H. Langworth, of Kalama, Wash. 1(9 31
