The Sunday Oregonian., June 17, 1917, SECTION FOUR, Image 47

SECTION FOUR,
Pages 1 to 12
Dramatic, Photoplays
and Automobiles
VOL. XXXVI,
PORTLAND, OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 17, 1917.
NO. 24.
Note That We Use No Comparative Prices in Our Advertising"
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King Cotton opens his treasure chests and
brings out many new things for his third week!
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"I can tell you nothing about this great third week that will enthuse you more than that
the merchandise concerned is' even more wonderful than any that I've offered before"
that's the statement King Cotton made when we asked for some word about this com
ing week
And after looking over the items we all agree this third week is to be the biggest
and most important week of all !
King Cotton has indeed opened his treasure chests and more he has opened the
treasure chests of almost every Monarch of Merchandiseland Monday he bids . you
come revel in the wonderful things he has assembled for you
"Price these LINENS just as tho
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Madame Richet
has returned and will meet her class in
the auditorium Wednesday afternoon!
49.
Hundreds of yards of
novelty voiles at . .
Such voiles as these usually bring a price double and
close to double the one King Cotton has set for Monday.
They should cause a mighty furore at 49c a yard.
They are just the very sheer, cool fabrics that you want for Sum
mer dresses and blouses, and they are made with woven-in patterns
so that you can be sure that neither the sun nor the tub will make
them one whit less attractive.
There is an endless range of patterns, including checks, - stripes,
plaids and novelty border effects.
Second floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
King Cotton orders
200 pairs of scrim curtains
to be sold Monday at
$1.85 pair
$1.85 is 'way below regular price, but King Cotton has two
things in mind one is to rid stocks of all odd pairs of curtains,
and the other is to make Monday a big day- and surely such
curtains as these at $1.85 will bring good crowds of buyers.
These curtains are all finished with pretty lace edges and
insertions ; they come in both cream and ecru. While these
last, $1.85 a pair. '
Fifth floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Cowhide suitcases at $6.50
If you know anything about the price of leather today you know how
special these suitcases are at $6.50. They are good, big ones, too
full 724 n- by 24 in. They are fitted with two all-around straps
and with shirt fold. Sub-Basement
King Cotton Offers a
Carload of f ireless cookers
at about HALF PRICE
Orders were placed months ago for these cookers
and a remarkable combination of circumstances at the
time made it possible for us to buy them so that we can
sell them for about Half of what they are being sold
at today
When tvc tell you that these coolers are made by the
world famous "Caloric Co." we need say nothing more
about them the name "Caloric" is the sterling mark
on f ireless coolers!
And here's more good news quite as good news as the fact
that they're'to be sold at half price and that is that they are to be
Sold on EASY PAYMENTS
$1.00 DOWN AND $1.00 A WEEK
These cookers come in three different sizes, each size with
complete equipment of cooking kettles.
Single Cookers Double Cookers Triple Cookers
$8.00 $14.00 $20.00
Basement Lipman, W olfe & Co.
cf'Merck.ndia cJ Merit Only"
they were cottons
said old King Cotton!
And his order was no sooner given than it was executed 1
Perhaps the King was a wee bit jealous, or it may have been just
his desire to see the second floor crowded Monday, but, at any rate,
he set the prices at such a ridiculously low level that he is going to
be mightily pleased on Monday, and so are you!
214x2 table cloths $6.75
Even before linen prices went soaring skyward, such table cloths
as these would be remarkable values at $6.75; as it is, they are
thoroughly sensational.
They are double satin damask cloths and every thread of them
is pure Irish linen.
King Cotton priced them $6.75 because there were no napkins
to match them. There are just about enough of them for one day's
busy selling.
18-in. pure linen dam
ask napkins, dozen . . $1.35
Seems almost too good to be
true, doesn't it? They come in
both Shamrock and fleur-de-lis
patterns and are neatly fringed.
No phone orders and only one
dozen to a customer. .
18-inch pure Irish linen
crash, yard 4 25c
If we were to go into Belfast
today and order this crash by the
shipload we could not buy it for
as little as 25c a yard. . No
phone orders on this, and we re
serve the right to limit quantities.
Second floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
1 20 ten-yard pieces
36-in. longcloth
$1.50
. We are going to limit the sale
of this to one piece to a cus
tomer; even selling it that way
we do not expect it to last more
than half an hour, so if you
want a piece of it you had
better come at the store opening.
12-yard bolts nainsook
$1.65
This is the famous Princess
brand, which every woman
knows is worth a good deal more
than $1.65. It is a quality just
right for children's wear and
underwear. It comes full 36
inches wide. Second floor
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Hemstitched Huck Towels
49c
Imported huck towels in size
21x39 inches, with plain centers
and fancy borders. Quite a few
of them suitable for monogram
ing. Second Floor
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We've never had such truly
Wonderful SUITS at $20.00
A Netv York tailor rvho is known from Coast to Coast as one of the best sent us
these suits at just a small part of their rvorth
He "Wanted to help make this third week of King Cottons reign one of the most
successful of all and it's going to be!
- By far the greater number of these suits would retail for about double and in many
cases more than double this sale price !
The pictures above give you an idea of what the styles are like Our windows today will
give you a still better idea! The fabrics include nearly all the season's most popular ones
Among them-T-navy and colored serges taffetas, covert cloths checks and many others.
None of these suits will be reserved none will be sent C. O. D. or on approval!
Remember, the sale begins sharp at 9 o'clock Monday morning.
Third floor. Lipman, Wolf e & Co.
81x90-inch
SHEETS at 98c
These are splendid big,
round-thread seamless sheets,
bleached white as snow. Bet
ter sheets than we have seen
sold at 98c for a long while.
In order that as many
people as possible may share
in this offering, we are going
to limit this sale to six sheets
to a customer.
81 -inch Mohawk sheet
ing, 35c yard
The price King Cotton
has set for Monday is less
than the mill is asking for
this same sheeting today.
You know Mohawk sheet
ing and how splendidly it
wears; that is because it is
free from all dressing.
Hemmed satin spreads
$4.50
These are splendid great,
big spreads in a wealth of
pretty scrolled and floral de
signs. Many of these are
good copies of foreign spreads
that cost double and more
than King Cotton has priced
these.
Full size big spreads
$1.95
Yes. $1.95 is right We
are able to sell them at $1.95
because the manufacturer calls
them "seconds," but the im
perfections are only tiny
stains or almost invisible
drawn threads. You will
probably want two or three
of these. Second floor
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
"Trm By Far Our Greatest iStf
v oale - or requisite riand-tunbroidered j v
BLOUSES $5
Philippine hand-embroidered
UNDERMUSLINS
We're proud as proud can be of these beautiful under
muslins. and we think that when you see them you'll say:
''The advertisement didn't say half how wonderful they
are!"
Night gowns, $2.23
With hand-scalloped edges, dots and eyelets, all drawn
with pretty ribbons.
Night-gowns, $2.98
You'll exclaim over their exquisite daintiness and . the
loveliness of the designs, too.
Then there are hundreds of other gowns specially priced
at $3.39 to $6.95, and envelope chemise at $2.23 to
$5.45. Fourth floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
These blouses are from the famous house of Kondel, and they would sell reg
ularly at two, three, four, five, six and even seven times this sale- price that King
Cotton has named for Monday
Note, please, that all these blouses are hand-embroidered
and that a good share of them are HAND MADEl
Most of them are of the sheerest, finest voiles nearly all of them are set with rich,
real laces that would cost close to $5.
There are 177 waists concerned and in most cases just one or two of a kind a fact that
will appeal to. those women who delight in wearing exclusive models!
None of these waists will be reserved, none will be sent C. O. D. or on
approval, and none will be exchanged. ( IV e have reserved extra fitting
rooms, sq that all waists may be tried on before they are sent out.)
See the window today. Third Floor Lipman, Wolfe 6- Co.
Low prices on
Willow grass rugs
Sizes 3x6 at $ 1.95
Sizes 4-6x7-6 at 3.75
Sizes 6x9 at 5.95
Sizes 8x10 at 7.95
Sizes 9x12 at ' 10.95
These willow grass rugs are made out of selected
grass and they are made to give the kind of wear that
you want your rugs to give. These come in blue, tan,
green, brown and gray, with pretty stenciled borders.
They are ideal for bungalow use, and porch use, too.
Fifth floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Economy Basement Store
Think of it! silk and wool SUITS $7.50
Silk-and-wool mixtures made into cleverly-tailored sport suits, "
with belted jackets. They're suits that anyone would be proud to Iillg CottOIl DffdS
wear, and they're sure to go like the wind when the sale opens Mon-
day morning. Come and see for yourself what wonderful suits ijlLjISb. VV xV-llJ 1 clt $3 i 5
they are! ;
King Cotton is doing all he can to make this great third week interesting.
. . . dC r C These waists of wash silk, trimmed with lace and hemstitching, are just one
Sample SUltS (SIZC 30) S,yJ of the great special sales he's offering. Come into the Basement and see these
waists. You'll be one of King Cotton's most enthusiastic friends.
You're fortunate indeed if you can wear a size 36 for this spe- '"M Ml f0 A C
cial line includes models that you'd usually find marked more than CJuna, SllK WaiStS at $Z.4-)
two times this special sale price. They won't last long, if we are any ' Stunning waists with hemstitch or smock trimming and novelty collars and
judge of styles and materials. Efoaomr Biirmmi. I cuffs' Economy, Basement
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