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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1914)
13 SHU ises Sopremel to the Demands of Peace andl Plenty Wee& And Why Not? .It Is Not Merely a. Dependency a MafeesHift It Is in Itself a Store of Tremendous Importance of Vital Interest to Economical ers 100 Economy Sales. of New Desirable Fall Merchandise Deeply Uncleirptricecl No Phone Orders No Mail Orders A. Store of Real Economies "WitK lOO Monday Sales That Demand Your Attention THE SUNDAY OREGONlAX. PORTLAND, OCTOBER 4. 1914. A New Coat for Girls and Women The College Coat, Regular Price Would Be $14.00, Economy Sale $7.95 A coat that will delight the school girl and appeal to the woman who wants a durable coat-for general wear. Made in a youthful model, with pleated back and wide belt in front Sleeves are set-in in deep armholes and finished with wide sim ulated cuffs. The large patch pockets will be found useful as well as youthful-looking. The collar is made in convertible style, worn open or buttoned closely around the neck. This coat comes in a good length, in sizes 14 to 20 years, or 30 to 38 bust. Made of a heavy, warm material in red and green, gray and green or blue and green subdued plaids. New Voile Waists Three Models Special 89c Priced Regularly at $1.50 Three of the newest models we have seen this season are offered at this remarkably low price, waists that have not been shown before. One waist has tucked front and back. Sleeves set in with cording, turn-back cuffs, collar that may be wired in stand-away effect, pique button trimmed. Another with wide cross tucks and vest effect trimmed with crochet buttons. Hemstitching on collar and front, and wide scalloped embroidery in revere effect ex- tends from the collar to the waist. The third model is of black and white striped voile with sleeves, collar and tiny vest of plain white voile. Corded shoulders in yoke effect. Vest trimmed with small cut jet buttons. One of the most striking models brought out this season. These waists are well made, cut on good fitting lines, made of voile of washable quality Made with long sleeves and newest-shaped collars. Waists that you usually pay $1.50 and more for, Monday in the Economy Basement Store 89c. NEW BLACK BOUCLE COATS Selling Regularly at $9.00 SPECIAL $5.00 Women who want the maximum of style and serviceability at an extremely moderate cost could do no better than to purchase one of these new boucle coats at once, for at such an exceptional price for such exceptional coats they can last but a little while. T-They are made of good-looking black boucle, in a desirable length for walking, with slightly rounded corners. Sleeves are set in, fin ished with deep cuff. The collar is cut in novelty shape, with small revers of the material. Large black plush buttons form the only trimming on these fashionable coats. They are full lined with a good quality of black satin, perfectly cut and tailored.' Black Plush Coats $12.95 Regular Price $20 Rich black plush coats, equally suit able for vdress and general wear, made , in the newest fashion, extra long. Tai lored set-in sleeves with deep cuffs and wide rolling collar "forming revers in front are two pleasing features of this coat, which fastens with silk and plush frog over large plush buttons. Fuir lined with guaranteed Suskana satin. ' NO PHONE ORDERS TAKEN FOR THESE SPECIAL SALES Newest Neckwear Vestees and Tailored Collars and Cuffs 25c Vestees of double batiste, with pointed rolling collar. Vestees with fine tucking, and flaring collar that may be wired. Button trimmed. Vestees of sheer lawn with rows of hemstitching on front and pointed collar. Tailored collars in flat pointed effects, laundered, the very newest thing in neckwear. Wide, pointed cuffs to match these tailored collars. . Also one style of vestee with wired collar and tiny button trimming. Women's Rubberized JRain Coats $1.95 Regular Price $4.50 ; Just the thing to wear over your suit or sweater. These coats are made of rubberized cloth, in a desirable tan color. Made extra long, with tailored set-in sleeves, storm cuffs, convertible col lar that can be worn open, ventilated armholes, pockets and slits at the sides to be used in holding up the skirt without unbuttoning the front. Fastened with strong bone buttons. Some of these coats have belted back.. The Millinery Section of the Economy Basement Store Offers New, Ready-to-Wear Velvet Sailors, $1.45 Regular Price $2.25 Two new models are offered in this sale, made of fine quality black velvet One has medium brim and novelty shaped crown, trimmed with two rows of grosgrain ribbon and tailored bow, the other with narrow brim and soft velvet crown, grosgrain ribbon trimmed and velvet buttons. These hats come in black only, with black or white trimming. Excellent hats for general wear, showing the newest style . for present wear. Trimmed Hats of Felt for Women and Girls Selling Regularly at $2.00 Economy Sale, 95c Hats for school and everyday wear, of fine quality soft felt with flexible brims, in medium and small shapes, trimmed with fancy silk band with bow on the side. They come . in a variety of desirable colors, with harmonizing trimmings. Women's Long Flannelette Kimonos Selling- Regularly at $1.50 ' Sale 89c Pretty kimonos, of warm fleecy flannelette, with the smooth, even finish, of a woolen ma terial. They are made in becoming- empire style, with shaped yoke back and front, three quarter sleeves, round collar and pleats on the shoulder. The skirt section is made full and long. Collar, cuffs and entire front are trimmed with scalloping to harmonize with the predominating color. v These kimonos come m pretty Persian de- signs, in ngnt ome, pirnc, tan ana lavender, m different combinations of colors. All sizes from 36 to 42. Crepe and Muslin Underwear Slip-over and High Neck Gowns 50c Muslin gowns in slip-over style, round, square and V neck, trimmed with embroidery and lace. High-neck gowns of muslin with long sleeves, trimmed with embroidery insertion and edging. Crepe gowns in white and dainty colors, in slip-over style, edged with torchon lace. Combinations, in Waisted Style, 59c Of good quality muslin, made in waisted style, with nar row cut drawers. Trimmed with embroidery insertion and lace edging, drawn with ribbon. Just Received, Newest Styles in Casque Pins Tango Pins Back Combs Barrettes Set With French Rhinestones From 50c to $1.50 Which We Place on Sale Special 25 c In this exceptional assortment of up-to-the-minute hair orna ments will ber found nearly every style of pins and combs worn, including the new long back combs. They are set with brilliant French rhine stones, some gold inlaid. Shown in shell, amber and gray; also a few colored pins. These ornaments are not the kind you usually expect to find at double the price we have marked them, but are of excel lent quality, and exceptionally good-looking. Commence Your Xmas Gifts Now Make Your Selections From This Art Needlework Sale --It is only a short time till holiday season, and the time as none too long for the needleworker who has many gifts to prepare. In this remarkable sale will be-found luncheon sets, centers, lunch cloths, scarfs, doilies, - pin cushions, stamped in beautiful, artistic designs on absolutely pure linen. There are simple and elaborate designs and pat terns which any beginner could easily embroider. At these low prices you cannot afford to miss the opportunity to purchase your Xmas embroideries now. - " 9x 9-in. doilies 4c 18xl8-in. doilies 10c 36x36-in. centers 48c 18x54-in. scarfs 33c 12xl2-in. doilies 5c 22x22-in. centers 25c 45x45 lunch cloth 79c 4x10 pincushions 10c Ostrich Feather Quills The New Millinery Trimming Sale, Each 39c For trimming the small hat and sailor, ostrich quills are among the newest novelties. At 39c we "offer quills of fine- quality, extra full with curled edges. In black, white and all the new colors. House Dresses of Nurses' Stripe Gingham Regular Price $1.25 Economy Sale 83c Excellent dresses of extra quality nurses' stripe gingham, well made and finished, full in size and length. Made with round neck, finished with round collar, edged with colored scalloped embroidery, or plain-color collar embroidered in white. Waist buttons in front, has three-quarter set-in sleeves, and fastens with, pearl buttons. Skirt is plain, with piped waist line. ' - These dresses come, in pretty blue and white, gray and white and navy and white stripe, in all sizes. NO PHONE ORDERS TAKEN FOR THESE SPECIAL SALES. Front-Closing Aprons of Percale Coverall Aprons of GinghanT Economy Sale 48c ' The aprons of percale are made in bungalow style, but toning at the side front. Made with low, round neclt, short kimono sleeves, pocket and belted back. Finished at neck, ' sleeves, pocket, belt and down front with white piping. Colors are neat blue and white, gray and white stripes. Coverall aprons of excellent quality gingham, made with square neck, kimono sleeves, belted back and pocket Trimmed with bands of contrasting colors. These popular aprons come in blue and white, small and medium-sized checks. Cloisonne Enamel Pins Selling Regularly to 50c Bar Pins, Brooches, Beauty Pins and Novelty Shapes, Sin gle Pins and Sets. Sale 10c Heavily enameled pins in dainty colors and gold, in the pret tiest designs we have ever had in our stocks. Pins for every use in colors to harmonize with every fabric. W. B.and Nadia Corsets Regular $1.75 to $2 Sale $1.19 Models for every figure with ' light and heavy boning for slen der and medium forms. Coutil and batiste corsets, with low, medium and high bust, medium and long hips and back. Broken sizes from 18 to 26. Women's Fleece Lined Vests 18c Selling Reg. at 25c Warm, full-sized vests of white ribbed cotton, with soft, fleece lining, in a me dium weight for Fall wear. Made with high neck and long sleeves, in all regular sizes. Hosiery for Men, Wo men and Children 25c Women's Hosiery, 18c Of medium-weight black cotton, seamless, with reinforced soles, heels and toes. A stock ing that will give splendid wear at the price. 20c Children's Hosiery, 12c (Seconds) The slight imperfections in these stockings will not impair their wear, but make it impos sible to sell them as firsts. Made of fine quality ribbed cotton, reinforced throughout for extra wear. Very soft and elastic. In black only, sizes 5 2 to 9 J2- 25c Infants' Hosiery, 10c (Seconds) Fine cashmere and silk plated stockings, soft and warm, sizes Az to 6J2. In brown, black, white, red, tan, sky and pink. Made fine ribbed with double heels and toes. Slight imperfections com pel us to sell these stockings as seconds, but the imperfections are so slight as to scarcely be noticeable. 25c Men's Sox, 10c Broken lines and sizes of our regular line of men's cotton and lisle hose are included in this sale. Made with reinforced heels, toes and soles, of fine quality yams, in black, tan. navy, gray, helio and cadet. All sizes will be found, but not all hose in every size. TRAP REUGS ARE FOUND WORKER OX ROAD SEAR EUGENE UNEARTHS OLD IMPLEMENTS. Marking; and -Form Attributed to Hand Workmanship lit Time of Hudson Bay Trapper. EUGENE. Or., Oct. 4. (Special.) W'hst are believed, from markings and form, to be relics more than 100 years old of the days when the Hudson Bay trapper traversed the Oregon forests, are two larjte traps recently uncovered on the Upper McKenzie River by work . men on the Government road crew. The traps, which are huge affairs, hand forged and -of odd design, were found by Walter Boon, a resident at McKenzie Bridge. . He uncovered the traps three feet under ground, while building a new piece of road at the foot of Deadhorse grade just above Strawberry flats, 80 miles east of Eugene. The traps were badly rusted and the temper -was gone, but they remain in their form. The band forging still is apparent. They were found a quarter of a mile from the old road, precluding the pos sibility that they may have been dropped by some pioneer crossing the pass. The McKenzie pass, over which the Federal Government is now spending $70,000 to macadamize the highway across the summit through the Na tional forest, is one -of the oldest routes from Central and Eastern Oregon to the Willamette Valley known. The records of the Hudson -Bay Company In London refer to it, and they refer to the markings of the old trail placed there by Indians probably centuries ago. The design used by the Indians to mark this route was taken by the McKenzie Roadbuilders' Club as a let ter head a year ago from photographs from rocks that mark the way. The route passes directly under the snow caps of the Three Sisters, and this mark is formed by the drawing of three mountain caps, under which are several pine trees, representing pre sumably the forests and the fish which characterize the McKenzie Kiver. MURPHY FAIR IS MARVEL grange: displays in town of two buildings excel many. APV udd sm '61 asva p3i 'oujij J9i()o Xui v Jo J sues oubij JMSiJdn ajbuipjo am ubhj ss3i joj pasBqojnd q Alou USD exni ep aouBjj jeXB( Complexion perfection; Santiseptic Lotion. Adv. R. 13. Reynold of A. A. C Faculty Commends Highly Ability to Sur pass Exhibits of Larger Cities. OREGON AGRICULTURAL. COL LEGE, Corvallis, Oct 3. (Special) The recent Grange Fair held at Mur phy, eight miles from Grants Pass, shows that the biggest fairs are not always the best fairs. Murphy has two buildings, a general store and a com munity hall, but its real resources are the rich farms in the immediate vicin ity and the intelligent and progressive citizenship of the community. Their fair was said by R. E. Reynolds, "ex tension 1 animal husbandman, for the Agricultural college, to have been, one of the most interesting and profitable fairs that he has attended. "For years fruit has been the prin cipal crop," says Mr. Reynolds, "and the farmers of the Grants Pass coun try have the reputation .of raising some of the best grapes that are grown any where in the United States. Of late years the livestock industry has been growing in popularity until at the pres ent time some very good stock and dairy ranches are to' be found there." "Horses of good quality are produced on these farms. In the farm-team con test seven teams were lined up for in spection. "Some excellent Ayrshire and Holstein dairy cattle were ex hibited from three herds. A judging contest with three cows, one each from the Jersey, Holstein and Ayrshire breeds, was held. Score cards were used on which each farmer recorded his idea of the value of the different ani mals, and later in the day the official judge went over the cows, explaining the good and the bad points of each, scoring as he did so. The contestant coming nearest my markings for each cow received the prize. "Fine representatives of Berkshire and Poland China hogs were exhibited." Sunday School Workers to Meet, ROSEBURG. Or.. Oct, 3. (Special.) The annual Sunday school convention for Douglas County will be held at the Baptist Church "in Roseburg, October 6 and 7. A number of Sunday school workers of state-wide prominence will be present to deliver addresses. Be sure and read page 17. RIDGEFIELD ROAD AIDED VANCOUVER COUNTY OFFICIALS GIVE CARLOADS OF. ROCK. Profesalonal Men, Merchants and Others Work on Highway or Hire Substitutes to Help Improvement. RIDGEFIELD, Wash., Oct -3. (Spe cial.) Good roads enthusiasts In cluding professional men, merchants and farmers of RldgeSeld, Pioneer and Sara have begun a good roads cam paign. Recently a delegation of lead ing business men and farmers headed by Edward A. Blackmore, journeyed to Vancouver to discuss the good roads question with the County Com missioners and see what support they would offer in improving the roads around Kidgeneld. The Commissioners promised that the county would supply free four car loads of fine and coarse crushed rock from the county rock quarry on the east fork of Lewis River, at Heisson. to help improve the roads here this year and that more rock would be supplied later. For the past few days ten teams have been hauling the crushed rock to the road leading east from town on the county road near Horn's Corner. The coarse crushed rock Is being placed first and the finer grade will be used for the finishing coat. More than 60 yards have beeirtiauled out every day to this stretch of road and about 160 yards remain to be placed on the highway. Twenty men are employed on the road work. The teams and the single-handed labor are donated. Business and professional men, who cannot personally give their time, have hired men in their places. While men are loading wagons with the crushed rock at the siding, others are engaged in building culverts and some are kept busy spreading the rock to the best advantage. Independence Mine to Reopen. -BAKER, Or., Oct. J. (Special.) The Independence mine, near Granite, in the western part of this county, will be reopened within a few days by Walter G. Gleason and associates, after having been closed for. more than a year. The machinery of the mine has been overhauled and a cyanide plant will be installed to treat the lower grades of ore. About 25 men will be employed at the outset, ilr. Gleason is the manager of the mine, which at one one was one of the big producers of the Baker district. Santiseptic Lotion relieves etianng. Adv Constipation a Penalty of Age Nothing is so essential to health In advancing ace as keeping the bowels open. It makes one feel younger and fresher and forestalls colds, piles, fevers and other de pendent ills. Cathartics and purgatives are violent and drastic in action and should be avoided. A mild, ef fective laxative -tonic, recommend ed by physicians and thousands who have used it, is the combina tion of simple herbs with pepsin sold by druggists everywhere under the name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup -Pepsin. The price is fifty cents and one dollar a bottle. For a free trial bottle write to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 451 Washington St.. Honlictllo, ill. 1 --,---,'n- k'm I m.ii r