The Sunday Oregonian., July 06, 1913, SECTION FIVE, Image 53

SECTION FIVE
Pages 1 to lO
WOMAN'S AND
SPECIAL. FEATURES
VOL.. XXXII.
PORTLAND, OREGON,- SUNDAY 3IORNING, JULY 6, 1913.
NO. 27.
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Powers' Offers Broader Privileges
to Credit Customers Than
Any Other Store in the West
Our credit service is of the helpful kind the kind that has
helped to establish thousands of Portland homes. It is ad
justed to meet your individual requirements it. is ex
tended to you in a broad, liberal, helpful way. - Its mani
fold advantages are yours and you are very welcome to
them. Credit is extended to you by .this store in a pleas
ant, simple and dignified way such as you might expect
to receive and are entitled to. The standing of this store's
credit service is absolutely unequaled.
For Fine French Wilton Rugs-Try Powers'
For This $15.00 Wardrobe
Couch With Patent Spring Lifter
Top is upholstered -with oil tempered guaranteed coil springs
padded with moss and cotton. Couch is entirely covered with
green denim. With the patent spring lifters the couch may
be opened without being removed from wall.
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NO OTHER SHOWING OFFERS SUCH
GREAT VARIETY.
.-Without question this store offers a greater
assortment of fine French Wilton rugs than
can be found in any other establishment. There
is a greater number of rugs to.select from and
from a price point y.ou are sure of better satis
faction here. ,
ANGLO PERSIANS, ARDIBEL, DAGESTAN,
HE RATI AND ROYAL KA-SHAN
ARE REPRESENTED.
4-6x7-6 sizes in a wide vari
ety of colors priced : at
5-0x9-0 sizes for the hall, den rt O WF.
or living room are priced at J)3 13 53
8-3xl(M3 sizes, splendid as
sortment of new patterns, at
9x12 sizes, patterns for every
room in the home priced at
$21.50
$54.00
$60.00
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ALBANIAN CROWN NOT WANTED
BY PRINCESS MARIA OF SWEDEN
First Likeness of Queen of Greece, Since Crowning, Reaches America Lady Lowther to Visit Former
American Home Czarina of Russia Is 41 Mrs. Stetson Declares Self.
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Featuring Maple Bed
room Furniture in Our
July Clearance Sale
A group of especially attractive bedroom
pieces In maple is offered at a decidedly spe
cial price for this week's selling. A partial
list will give you an Idea of the savins:
$39.00 Birdseye Maple Dressing COO 7ti
Table with triplicate mirror Pm9 4 J
$63.60 Birdseye Dresser, with (jJyiQ "71
48-inch base, special at wtOt I J
$51.75 Birdseye Maple Chiffonier
to match dresser described 3Q 7l
above, special wOft f
$33.50 Birdseye Dresser, large .
mirror, swell front drawers, jl " : ff
$14.50 Dressing Table, with pat- tf " -f "TC
tern plate mirror, special W 1 A I J
$27.50 Birdseye Maple Dresser.
large oval mirror, swell-frort tfJO "1 f(
drawers, special it A JJ
$29.50 Birdseye Maple Princess (99 'TIS
Dresser, with 36-lnch plate I J
$18.75 Birdseye Maple Dressing
Table, pretty oesign, nas urge n-i j (r 1 1
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pattern plate mirror, special.
$5.75 Panel-back Maple Bedroom t A Ot5
Chair, special J Ai
$7.50 Maple Rocker t match l?r
chair above, special ., . . O JSJV
$11.60 Maple Dressing Table, 34 Q QC
inch width, special P OmZJiJ
$24.00 Birdseye Maple Dressing '
Table, oval mirror, scroll stand- g ff
ards. special O XiJmJXJ
$17.00 Birdseye Maple Dresser, 6 -1 ye
with oval mirror, special O XJ I J
$6.25 Maple Dressing Table Chair fl A Off
with panel back, special w X0J
$4.75 Maple Bedroom Chair with J
cane seat, special
$5.60 Maple Rocker to ,match,(jj
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$8.75 Birdseye Maple Stand, box d
frame, large shelf, special 9
$27.50 Birdseye Maple Chiffonier. 0 1
colonial patterns, large size, sp'l Pi X VJU
All New, Unf aded Pieces
Fresh From the Maker
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4.25
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Think of Buying a Two-Inch
Post Steel Bed With Ten
Filler Rods for
$13.50 is an honest price for it, for
it is strongly made and very well
finished. It has massive two-inch
continuous posts and is fitted with
ten-filler rods, each one connected
to cross bar by ornamental cast ohilir It has a deep extended foot end
and is fitted with brass socket ball-bearing casters.
Conie Tomorrow and Get One of the
Special Refrigerators, at
4
There are hot days ahead and a good refrigerator will be an absolute
necessity. These that we are offering at a special price of $8.49 are
good refrigerators, they will give you good service, they are insulated
with mineral wool, very commodious 'and well finished. We have many
others on sale from $13.50 to $45.00." Every number guaranteed toVve
satisfaction. , For. refrigerator protection, we-advise you to come here.
Seven-Piecs Mission 7 1 V '
D ining-Room Suite . P A
The Usual
Price, $89
48-INCH PEDESTAL TABLE SIX SLIP SEAT LEATHER CHAIRS
Here is high quality seven-piece diningroom suite in fumed oak offered
you at a saving of nearly $20. The. table is a pedestal patterns with
48-ipch' top arid octapronal barrel, instead" of round-as shown.' The six
chairs have genuine Spanish leather sljp seats, are" made with box con
struction and wide panel back. The entire suite is built throughout of
selected quarter-sawed oak, finished a rich brown fumed. At the price
it is exceptional value. We know it will please you.
BUYS REED ARM CHAIRS
UPHOLSTERED IN GENU
INE LEATHER, WORTH
FROM $35.50 TO
$39.75.
Chairs even larger and finer
than illustration shows, all hav
ing genuine Spanish leather up
holstered seats and backs, hand
woven reed frames.- The very
best chairs it is possible to make.
Four or five patterns to choose
from. . All high grade guaran
teed hand-woven pieces.
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SANITARY MEAT
SAFES FOR
$1.19
The retrular J1.76 kfti d.
La.rgre size with screen sides
and door. Fitted with shelf.
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These Cedar Boxes
Are Worth $11
. $695
For the storagre of furs and
w inter wearlngr .apparel.
Eleven Inches deep and meas
uring: 17 by 36 Inches. - The
price Is unusual. -
$3.25 Upholstered Cots
$1.79
The size Is two feet six' inches wide.
They are supported in the center-by
coil spring's and top Is padded and cov
ered in striped ticking-.
ASK FOR
STAMPS
OAK CARPET SEAT FOLD
ING CHAIR. ONLY
$1.99
A S3 Foldinar Camn Chair mad of
oak. having- carpet seat and wide
arms. Folds very closely; conven
ient for porch or boat use.
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$1.99
For These $3.00 Oak Fold
- ing Steamer Chairs
They are fitted with foot rest
whioh may be- folded underneath
Beat HfiJITV Btrfncul i.l, 1
Fold Tery compactly.
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NEW TORK. July 5. (Special.)
Princess Maria, of Sweden, says
she doesn't want to be a Queen.
-There has been some talk of making-
her husband, Princ AV'illlam, the- ruler
of Albania. But the Princess does not
want to live in Scutari, even If' she
may wear, there a "regular royal"
crown. She is too much interested In
her own country and countrymen. She
is a practical person, and she has
taken a course in bench work with
tools. She is interested also in avia
tion, and has been in the air many
times with the flying men of the
Swedish army. '
The first plcfure of the Queen of
Greece, since she assumed the crown,
reached here recently. She is Sophia,
Princess of Prussia and sister of the
German Kaiser.
The"Czarina of Russia celebrated her
41st birthday on June 6. She was the
Princess Alexandre Alix, daughter of
Ludwig IV. the Grand Duke of Hesse.
She Is the mother of five children.
Lady Lowther is reported about to
visit the United States to renew ac
quaintances in Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Newport and New York. She was
English
Perambulators
in Hand-Woven Reed and Wood
Reed Sleepers
Reed Go-Carts
immmmmm
Less This Week
$39.50 Reed Perambulators, with . large reed
Jiood . .$29.60
$29.00 English Perambulator, with wood. body
and mohair hood . .$21.75
$33.50 Reed Perambulator with mohair, hood,
special .... .$25.20
$18.00 Reed Sleeper with large hood at. . . . . . .$13.50
.' Also many other styles and grades at special prices.
SULKIES A LARGE LINE -Ranging
in price from $1.29, $2.99, $4.50, up to $7.65
ONE-MOTION STEEL GO-CARTS
A showing that provides almost every wanted 'kind,
ranging in price from $6.10, $8.10, $11.25, tip to those
splendid luxurious Carts at S28.50
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Alice Bligrht, and her home was in
Philadelphia when she married
Lowther. He was then Minister of
Great Britain at Constantinople dur
ing the troublous period of the Balkan
'war.
Mrs.. Augusta Stetson has published
a book In which virtually she declares
herself the spiritual head of the Chris
tlon Science Church. It will be re
called that Mrs. Stetson was at tha
head of the church in New York City
and practically ranked next to Airs.
Eddy in authority. But she was ex-,
pelled from the church. Mrs. Eddy,
dying, left her kind words and a sou
venir in- her will, and Mrs. Stetson saya
that Mrs. Eddy realized that she was
more reliable than the men and
women who would be left in direct
control of the church and wanted her
to become its leader.
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Not long ago the engagement o
Suzanne Carroll, of the old Maryland
family of Carrolls, was announced. Sh
was to marry Major John Philip Hill,
of that state. Now word comes from
Baltimore that Miss Carroll has suf
fered a nervous breakdown, and has
been obliged to go to a sanitarium,
and it is reported that her engage
ment will be broken. This rumor 13
not confirmed, however, and Major
Hill has been a.uite devoted to her in
her illness.
OFFICIALS ARE VIOLATORS
Washington Tire Warden Points to
Provisions of Law Xot Observed.
OLYMPIA, Wash.. July 5. (Special.)
It is the county officials in timbered
districts, and not the loggers, lumber
ing mills or campers, that are causing
the state fire warden most trouble in
his campaign for tho prevention of
fire. Warden Ferris, who left far Pa
cific County recently on a trip of in
spection, says that county commission
ers and engineers, while in most cases
observing the law with due regard, in
others violate It palpably In cutting
brush from new rights of way and
dumping the refuse over the embank
ments on other people's land, leaving
it there undestroyed. The law requires
It shall be on the right of way from
which It is cut. Mr. Ferris and his
county wardens are having trouble in
causing some county officials to ob
serve this provision of the law.
No destructive fires have occurred
yet, but Warden Ferris says that the
damp weather makes this an ideal time
to destroy slashings that later will b
a Kreat menace If allowed to accumu
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