The Sunday Oregonian., July 18, 1920, SECTION THREE, Image 41

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SECTION THREE
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Editorial and Doings in Realm
of Society
VOL,, xxxix.
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1920
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H We Give S. & H. Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Plan to Do Your Shopping Here and Reap the Benefit of This Saving Books Redeemed 3d Floor e
Portland Agency for Coolmor Porch Shades Brenlin Window Shades Richardson's Quality Linens Dutchess Trousers Carter's Knit Underwear Ladies' Home Journal Patterns e
HITS LIVELY STRIDE
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IRRIGATION IN STATE
Groceries
Wheat Hearts regular 35c OQ
packages; priced special, at Js
Royal White Soap on P- CC
sale Monday, 16 cakes for D-I-.vlU
35c Chinook Salmon, , a can 290
Soft Shell Almonds, a pound 35
The Standard Store of the Northwest
Olds, Wortman & Kin
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Silvertone Shampoo
Price 25c
a remarkable preparation that
changes gray hair with yellowish
cast to a silver gray. It also cleanses
the scalp. Beauty Shop, Second Floor.
Women's Suits and Coats in a Mighty Sale
Hundreds of Garments to Be Closed Out at Sacrifice Prices!
The most important merchandising event of the year starts Monday morning in the Garment Store, Second Floor. It's the
Mid-season Clearaway of Suits and Coats involving thousands of dollars' worth of garments. From the standpoint of value
giving and assortments, this sale is in a class by itself and if there is a woman in Portland who has need for a new Suit or
Coat, now is the time to buy it, for the savings are nothing short of phenomenal. Early choosing is to your advantage.
55c
Household Needs
Underpriced
The Domestic Section has a select list of special
offerings ready for those who are looking for oppor
tunities to buy home needs at reduced prices. All items
advertised will be on sale the entire week providing
quantity lasts. Morning hours are best for shopping.
Pillow Cases 55c
Main Floor Bleached Pillow Cases an odd lot priced
for quick clean-up. Size 45x36 inches. Made of such
well known sheetings as Fruit of the Loom,
Wainsutta and Anchor. Limited quantity at
Sheeting 88c Yd.
Main Floor Unbleached Sheeting of splendid heavy
quality that never fails to give satisfactory service.
Full 81 inches wide. Limit of 10 yards to any QQ
one purchaser. Priced special in this sale; yard OOl
BLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 inches wide. Limit OO
10 yards to a customer. Priced special, a yard
BLEACHED INDIAN HEAD in the 36-inch width.
Very desirable for middies, skirts and summer A Q
suits. Lengths from 1 to 10 yards the yard
REMNANTS of Aseptic Diaper Cloth reduced M.
BATH ROBE BLANKETS new shipment fif
just received. Size 72x90. Extra good values 5v).UU
Voiles and Swisses
At 75c a Yard
Main Floor Cool sheer Voiles for summer dresses.
Beautiful designs in printed and satin striped effects.
Also Dotted Swisses. Over 1500 yards in the FJtZn
sale. Priced special for Monday's selling, yard I
RATINES in plain colors now at HALF PRICE.
36-INCH PERCALES new patterns a yard 39
Suits at $24.95
Second Floor A splendid collection of Women's and Misses' Suits
of navy or black tricotine and serge materials. This season's best
styles, including novelty belted, flare and semi-fitted
effects. Good range of sizes to 6tart with. Special at 0ifx.tJ
Suits at $34.98
Second Floor Exactly 80 Suits in this lot and there isn't a single
one of them but what is worth far more than the sale price. Velour,
silvertone, tricotine, serge and gabardine materials. Novelty belted,
sport and box styles. Plain colors, stripes and checks. CJO I QQ
Specially priced for Monday's selling your choice, only Dtrx.0
Suits at $44.85
Second Floor 42 Suits in this group. Strictly high-class garments
in the season's smartest styles for street, sport and dress wear.
Trimmed with embroidered bands, braids, tucks, etc. CC
Tricotine, serge and Poiret twill materials. Special 0rxOJ
Suits at $53.45
Second Floor 41 Suits all told, to be closed out at above price. Poiret
twill, tricotine striped and checked materials in navy, black and other
colors. Mostly belted models. Many of these are ex- (3JKQ IK
elusive styles only one of each. Priced very special at OuOt'iO
Coats at $19.98
Second Floor Choice of 32 beautiful Coats, and when you see what
great bargains they are you won't hesitate in making a quick se
lection. Materials are white polo cloth, silvertone, serge Q QQ
and novelty mixtures. Dressy and sport styles; only 0-Li0
Coats at $24.89
Second Floor Many handsome Coats in this lot made up in the more
dressy styles with loose backs and drape collars. Serge, tricotine
and gabardine materials in a good selection of desirable flJO A QQ
colors. Best of tailoring. Special for this sale only Dt.OI
Coats at $34.89
Second Floor Women's Coats in such wanted materials as camels
hair, velour, silvertone and serge. Plain colors and checks or plaids.
Many of these are shown in short and medium length CJQI QQ
models for sport wear. Also dressy models. Special DOrrOt
Coats at $49.89
Second Floor Women's Fancy Coats and Wraps for afternoon wear.
Cape and dolman styles made up in fine quality velour, gabardine
and serge materials. All are lined with silk. Excel- CJfQ QQ
lent assortment of desirable colors. Priced special at &J O
Coats at $64.98
Second Floor This group takes in a number, of our finest Coats.
Wool velour, tricotine, silk poplin and bolivia materials. Dressy
models in dolman and cape effects with novelty col- fl?? QQ
lars. All are silk lined. Priced very special choice &04t.7O
Women's
Crepe Waists
$6.49
Second Floor Women's Waists of
good quality crepe de chine and pon
gee offered at a special low price
Monday. High and low neck styles,
trimmed with tucks. Also Q? A(
neat tailored styles. Special DOrl:
Sport Sweaters
At $9.45
Second . Floor Special lot of Sport
Sweaters underpriced for Monday's
selling. Suitable styles for beach and
outing wear. Tuxedo models with belt
and pockets. Several col- QQ A C
ors. Specially priced at JJ
House Dresses
$1.98
Bargain Circle, 1st Floor Women's
House Dresses in slip-over and back
closing styles. Also a few in the reg
ulation style. Striped or plaid ging
hams in many pretty colors and com
binations. Some are braid (JJI QQ
trimmed. Priced special at DJ-0
Baby Week
Sales
Second Floor This is Baby Week at
the Olds, Wortman & King Store.
Practically every article in the way of
Infants' Apparel ' will be reduced in
price, including hand-made Slips and
Dresses, Shirts, Bands, Long and
Short Coats, Sheets, Pillow Cases, etc
Carter's Merino Shirts QQ
of good quality. Special at Dit70
Blue . or pink Outing Q- r7Q
Flannel Wrappers special I
Infants' Wrappers with hand-crocheted
edges. Pink or - rn
blue. Special Monday at tDJLOJ7
Red Diamond Diapers, 20x40-inch,
$4.39 Doz. 22x44-inch at $4.59
27x27-Inch Outing Diapers $4.69
Sale of
Used Electric
Cleaners
We now have on hand a certain
number of Electric Cleaners used by
our demonstrators which will be closed
out at a substantial reduction in price.
Electric Sweeper-Vacs (with motor
driven brush), Hoover and Ohio makes.
New shipment of Hoover and
Sweeper-Vac Cleaners just received.
3d Floor
Introductory Sale of the Famous
Polly-Anna Underwear
Women's Athletic Suits
, $ 2.50 Grades $1.95
$12.50 Grades $9.65
iur only reason for offering this
nationally advertised and justly pop
ular line of Women's Athletic Suits
at reduced prices is to introduce Polly
Anna Underwear in a forceful way to
the women of Portland and the north
west. This sale covers our entire
stock, ranging in price from $2.50 to
$12.50. Every garment is new. The
styles are the very latest approved
by America's foremost women of
fashion. Every purchaser of Polly
Anna Underwear will become an en
thusiastic booster.
See Morrison
Street Window
Entire Stock Polly-Anna Underwear
At the Following" Special Prices
$2.50 Polly Anna Ath
letic Suits -now priced at
$2.75 Polly Anna Ath
letic Suits now priced at
$3.50 Polly Anna Ath
letic Suits now priced at
$3.75 Polly Anna Ath
letic Suits now priced at
$1.95
$2.15
$2.95
$3.15
$4.50 Polly Anna Ath
letic Suits now priced at
$6.00 Polly Anna Ath
letic Suits now priced at
$7.50 Polly Anna Ath
letic Suits now priced at
$10.00 Polly Anna Ath
letic Suits now priced at
$3.65
$3.95
$5.65
$7.65
$12.50 Polly-Anna Athletic Suits $9.65
46 -Piece Dinner Sets
At $14.75
A fortunate purchase enables ns to offer a limited
number of Dinner Sets at a special low price. Choice
of three attractive decorations. Fancy shapes and
gold edges. A splendid opportunity to buy and save.
Each Set Contains
6 EACH 9-inch Dinner Plates, 7-inch
Plates, . 6 - inch Plates, 7 - inch Soup
Plates, Tea Cups, Saucers ONE EACH,
13-inch Meat Dish, 9-inch Oval Vegetable
Dish, 8-inch Round Vegetable Dish, Sauce
Boat. No telephone orders a Set $14.75
Special Lines of Glassware in a Sale
Water Sets 6 tumblers
$1.58
Water Goblets special each 250
Plain Sherbet Glasses only 250
Fancy Water Jugs special at 750
6-inch " Glass Vases at only 200
8-inch Fruit Bowls with loose foot.
Priced special for this sale at $1.48
Punch Bowls, special at $1.48
13-inch Cake Stands special $2.50
Universal Silver Plated Ware
50-Year Guarantee
Universal Silver never fails to give satisfactory serv
ice. Ideal for gift giving or for your own use. Say
brook design, as sketched.
Note These Prices ,
SETS OF SIX Teaspoons $3.57, Dessert Spoons
$6.90, Table Spoons $7.14, Soup Spoons $7.14, ,
Medium Knives $7.00, Flat Handled Forks $7.14,
Individual Salad Forks $7.14, Individual Flat-Handled
Butter Spreaders $6.19, Oyster Forks $5.24, Bouil
lon Spoons $5.95. SINGLE PIECES Butter Knives
$1.43, Sugar Spoons $1.43, Pickle Forks $1.53, Cold
Meat Forks $2.14, Gravy Ladles $2.38, Cream
Ladles $1.91. War tax not included in above prices.
Oregon-Made Indian Robes
Special at $9.95
Third Floor Get one of these fine
Robes and send it to the folks back
East! Made right here in Oregon.
Good large size. Regu- PQ QfT,
lar $12.00 value. Special pVVO
Third Floor Oregon - made Auto
Robes in beautiful new patterns and
colors. These are standard PQ QEC
SDecial at
$12.00 values.
Ask for S. &
H. Green Stamps.
Indian Pillow Tops $1.48
Third Floor An Indian Pillow or two adds a dash of color to the canoe,
porch or den. Here is a good opportunity to choose from a great many
attractive patterns and colors at a special low price. These also J" AO
make very acceptable gifts. Priced special, while they last each D-L.'0
New Shipment Royal Bengal Rugs Just Received
A Sale of Summer Furniture
Chairs and Rockers Reduced
Grass, Cane and Reed Chairs and Rockers
a selected group, offered for this week at cut
prices. Add a piece or two to tle equipment
of your porch or living room,
Sale Prices .
$13.75 GRASS
ROCKERS at only
$14.00 Grass Chairs $12.60
$14.55 Grass Rockers $12.98
$15.50 Grass Rockers $13.90
$15.00 Craft Rockers $13.25
$14.25 Craft Rockers $12.75
$17.50 Reed Rockers $15.75
4th Floor
$11.95
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Considerable Progress Made
During June.
ACTIVHT IS IN SURVEYS
Unfavorable. Condition of Money
Market Holds fp Bond Issues
for Much of Work.
SALEM. Or.. July 17. (Special.)
louring the last month considerable,
progress has been made In irrigation
development in Oregon, notwithstand
ing the adverse condition of the bond
market However, most of the activ
ity has been along the line of investi
gations preliminary to the Issuance
of bonds.
Owing to the unfavorable condition
of the money market irrigation dis-
ifiv eneral have been urged to
withhold bond Issues until conditions
were more favorable, excepting in
those cases where construction work
Is in such condition that failure to
proceed would entail a loss.
Arrangements have been made
whereby bonds of the North Unit Irri
gation district in the amount of $50.
000 have been purchased by the Ralph
Schneeloch company of Portland for
the purpose of making a construc
tion survey and preparing plans for
the reclamation of the 100,000 acres
of land in the district.
Reaervolr Will Be BalJt.
The reclamation of th's project will
involve the construction of the Ben
ham Falls reservoir, upon which Pro
fessor W. O. Crosby, the noted geol
ogist of Massachusetts, recently made
a favorable report. It is planned
to utilize the Benham falls reservoir
for the reclamation of all the units
of the Deschutes project which aggre-
6ic uu.uuv acres.
The investigations will tn In riian..
of an engineering commissi on rnm.
posed of A. J. Wiley of Boise and Fred
nerman or ban Francisco, represent
ing jointly the district and the Ralph
Schneeloch company, the latter hav
ing an option on the remainder of the
district bonds.
Investigations are under wv tn
vise and bring up to date the infor
mation secured by the state and fed
eral government on the John Day
project. The John Day irrigation dis
trict was organized in 1919 and has
employed the firm of Lewis & Clark,
engineers of Portland, to make the
necessary surveys.
30O,O0 Acres In pistrict,.
This district includes some 300.000
acres of land lying along the Colum-
oia river in Gilliam county. Morrow
county-. and Umatilla county and is
one oi me largest projects in Oregon.
The officers of the district are r.i
C. Clark of Arlington, president, and
r. n. crown or Heppner, secretary.
j. no xiarney valley Irrigation dis
trict, which includes about 86.000
acres of partially irrigated land, lving
along the Silvies river in Harney
county, has arranged with the engi
neering firm of Barr & Cunningham
of Portland to make the necessary
surveys and prepare plans for the
construction of reservoirs on Silvies
river for the complete utilization of
the waters of this stream and to give
iuu water right to the partially irri
gated lands. Surveys are now under
way on this project.
An Investigation has been made
during the past month by the Irriga
tion securities commission of the
Mountain Sheep Irrigation district in
Wallowa county. This district con
templates the irrigation of .-.pproxi-mately
10,000 acres of land with the
waters of Big and Little Sheep creeks,
and action on the certification of
$150,000 in bonds Is awaiting the sub
mission of additional Information.
Lake County Survey Ordered.
An investigation has been ordered
by the irrigation securities commis
sion of the Summer Lake Irrigation
district In Lake county, which dis
trict contemplates the irrigation of
approximately 7000 acres of land
lying' along Summer lake, with the
waters of the Ana river. This district
has requested the certification of
$260,000 in bonds.
Very gratifying reports have been
received from the Warmsprings Irri
gation district, which has stored
52,000 acre feet of water this season
for the first time In Its new reservoir,
which, together with the regular flow
of the Malheur river affords ample
water for the irrigation of the 30,000
acres of land in the project, and re
ports indicate that crops will be ex
cellent this season.
One unit of the Talent irrigation
district in Jackson county has been
completed and water has been applied
to the lands thereunder. Work on
the second unit of this project has
been postponed for the present on ac
count of the unfavorable condition for
the sale of bonds. The district for
tunately is in a position that it could
suspend further construction without
adversely affecting it.
Josephine Panpi Completed.
The preliminary pumping units on
the Grants Pass irrigation district in
Josephine county have been completed
and water is being delivered to the
lands in this district. Plans have
been approved for the construction of
the permanent gravity system, and
work on this system is under way.
When the appropriations committee
of the house of representatives re
cently visited central Oregon an in
spection was made of the big Ochoco
dam which is now nearing completion.
At one end the big dam has reached
its maximum height of 125 feet and
requires only a small additional
amount of work to complete it
throughout its entire length.
About 20.000 acre feet of water has
been stored in the Ochoco reservoir
this season, and a large part of the
22,000 acres within the district has
been irrigated this season.
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DIME TRICKERY COSTS $250
Advertiser Offers $1 for 1901
Coins and Readers Xibblc.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nineteen hun
dred and one dimes may be worth a
dollar if one gets $190.10 worth of
them, but the attempt to put his
scheme Into effect cost 3ert Paul $250
in Federal Judge Tripper's court.
Paul, alias-Lally & Miller, had re
ceived about $10 in dimes in answer
to his advertisement offering $1 for
1901 dimes, when he -was arrested
ff;l Postoffico Inspector Cookson.
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