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l DAILY HJHNAL, PORTLA 'D, vI OCTOBER :day eveiii: Tin: aril . ' - M INTERESTING engagement wus made known yesterday nf- ternoon when ' Mrs. Charles B. 1 Zt fields and her. daughter, i M1b . Wllla. .-Fields, -' received 'their roany' friends for the pleasure of two recent brides,. Mrs.V Koy' N, HK Nelson (Mice Welirung-) and Mrs, " Fred Ellis GMck, ree Elusser, at fe same time nuannfinir Miss Fields' ensseisnt to James' Welsh of Spokane. Many Inti mate friends of Miss Fields, knew of lha engagement tut tie lormiu ;n 'nouncement , of Uia i engagemont and vfAtng dais for $.'ovembef2S cams as fcVreat surprise..-- ,V- r'?. V i Mlaa Flelds.whose picture Is repro duced on the society page, ,1s an at tractive brunette with an Interesting personality and many accomplishments, fhe Is. the daughter of Mr. and Mra i Charles Edward Fields,' of an old end prominent Portland . family. She at tended school ln Portland later fin ishing her. education ati, Belmont , twl ltge in Nashville, Tno. ' ' ' " Mr. Welsh la formerly of -Mlnnenpo-lls, vtfiere hid" people now reside,, but he has been In tbuslnesa in Bpokane for the past few, months and -expects t make his home there. He has lived, for a short time In Portland and has many friends here. ' 1 . - r - The wedding will take place at the residence ef the bride and will be fol lowed by a large reception.- ? ,', The rooms of the Fields ' residence were1 charmingly decked yesterday for the occasion and were ' thronged throughout the afternoon with a gayly , gowned assemblage, Autumn leaves with flowers In complimentary colors were the keynote of the --decorations. Quantities of the leaves In vine maple and Oregon grape were used, with, the French marigolds . and 1 Richmond ; rose buds.; The dining room was in pink with restoones of broad satin, ribbon strum with ! pink hearts and caught with . clusters - of pink ros buds and : , fern hanging from the chandeliers ; to ' the sides of the tea table and in the 0 center ev, bowl of pink rose buds was arranged. . w.tJ' '' '. " 'v , Mra Charles I Boss' and' Mrs. Wll Ham Flledner poured, assisted by Miss Helen Halt, ' Miss Genevieve Matteson, Miss Helen Pierce and Miss Marie Gin--. -grick. Assisting- in receiving; were Mrs. . Esther Jobes. Mrs. B. J,- Hall, Miss Wil liam Wehrunir, Mrs. J. I SterretV Mrs. 7 Frederic Vrooman, Miss Bailie Wterrett end Miss Vlda Rumbaugh. Misses Manlce ,J8mlth and Vivian Werschul opened the door for the guests. The sunglng of Mies Bernlce Ruppe accompanied by Miss Fay Bartholo ' mew w a special event of the after- . noon; ";'fi'ifl::-; -' ,') Hi .-,f. "V - Mrs. Fields. 'received In a handsome , gown of white crepe meteor with orations of duchesse' lace." Miss Fields was becomingly attired In tlnk char meuae with drape of marquisette and lace trimmings. lire. Qullck and Mrs. . Nelson both wore- their wedding (owns. ' ' 'M'fSiidV ' ' M. -Pamir. Dinner Host.' ;: -, - Mr. J. D. Farrelf was an informal din ner boat last Friday evening when he : entertained in compliment to Mr. and ' Mrs. Joseph Wiley (Ethelwynne Glass). Additional guests were Mr. anA Mrs. ' Coa A. McKenna . (Lillian O'Brien). : ' Mis Friendlejr of Eugene Wed. ; V : X ' An event Of Interest to many Port v landers was the wedding In Eugene yes ' terday of Miss Theresa Friendley to . Bamuel Waachenheimer, of New York. Miss Friendley Is the daughter of Mr. " and Mrs. S. H. Friendley, a' pioneer family of fcugerte,? 'ver a hundred - guest were preeent, Including many so- jclally ' prominent -Eugene and Portland , people, s; An-, elaborate banquet at the Hotel Osburn- followed the oeremony. , Mr. Waschenhelmer is a well known ' manufacturing Jeweler of New York, hriner'f Ball. - t 1 r Tomorrow evening at the Masonic .Temple, the Shrlners of the Al Kader 'Arab Patrol will give an elaborately ap pointed ball which will t the opening i party of a season which will be marked with a series of tifce events. Abeut 400 guests ar expected to be. present. The : patronesses will be: Mrs. II L. Pit . tock, Mrs. J.. O. Mack, Mrs. AJva U Stephens, Mra. H. R. Alhee, Mrs. Wil liam L. Morgan. Mrs. Harvey Beckwlth, ,.. Mrs. W. E. orace, Mra., Jons B. Cleland, Mrs. T,homas McCusker, Mrs. Frank B. Grant, Mrs. ' I G. Clarke, Mrs. M. C Baaf leld, Mrs. JX G Tomaalnl, Mrs. George Stapleton, Mrs. James P. Mof- fett Mrs. Hugh J. - Boyd, Mrs. W. J. Hoffmann, Mrs. W. C Bristol, Mrs.. W. Y. Masters, Mrs.1 C tSi Gantenbein and Mrs, jr. Edward Werleln. On the eom- Mlsi , Willa ' Fields, whose) engage meat to James Welch of Spokane ;' was announced yesterday at a& ' elaborate tea given by ber moth Tet, Mrs. Charles E. Fields. , 5 mlttee on arrangements are Walter Hol man, William Davis, A, a Jones, SThad Freeland, Walter Gadeby, ;'Al - H. Lea, Alex Rlddell, B. U. PettU and-H. T- Hutchinson, y: v ;- v,i 'ill. Miss Oamnnd Honor' tinest la ... ;: ; Vancouver, B. C. ; -j ':titV?S'tl . Mrs. H. Bigger Xorme'riy- Miss Sarah Rogers, a popular girl in the younger set here, who Is now residing in Van couver, B.' C.,? entertained for- her house guest Miss ' Stella. Osmund during the latter" recent visit ther Following is the notice from the. Vancouver. 8un': Mrs, H.- Bigger entertained a small company at 6 o'clock tea on Wednes day afternoon in honor of Miss Q. Holt Wain, of Cardiff. Wales, and Miss Btella Osmund of Portland, Ore.,, at her resi dence, 1678 Davie street In the number of those attending 'were"' noticed Mrs. O. A. Birkenhead, Mrs. O. H., Birken head, Mrs, , James Dawe, Mrs. ; Robert Godall, Mrs. Bates, of BeUlngham: Mrs. O. I. Whipple, Mrs. Arthur Littlg, Miss Birkenhead ana Miss Helen Dawe. To Entertain Saturday,; :r:,l Miss Helen Hall will entertain U of her girt friends with a. luncheon and cards at her home (n Irvlngton Satur day,; October Utth. - - i,'',S-Vrf, fS'.''JL'' 'n'i''t-: "-'''.''' ' : Mrs. 8 wanton Compllmenta Sister. - i Mrs. Frank W. Bwanton entertained at her home at Riverdale Saturday even ing with, an Informal bridge party' for the pleasure of Jer slater, Mrs. T. W. Nash, of Minneapolis, Minn., who was her house guest for two weeks and left yesterday for home. . There were . five tables at cards arranged and attractive decorations of asters In the - pink . and lavender shades and greens of Oregon grape and autumn leaves., " , , Kew Arrival ,Ai ;t I 'T Congratulations, flowers and the many happy expressions, of; good wishes are finding their way to Mr. . and . Mrs. ;t... C. Luders (Cira J . U) n the arrival Ifonday mornlnir. C-i tober 1J of a btLy daughter. ' "'-., - ' , Clairrh Bodal Friday LvtiJ. -1 , The first congregational social this fall of the Church of the Strangers, at Grand avenue and Wssoo streets, will be held in the church parlors Friday evenlnff, October 17, at 8 o'clock. : A" Interesting program' baa been arranged. All members and friends are Invited. Dabfock-Xunn. :' v r U '. ". - One of the prettiest fall weddings and of Interest to many Portland friends was solemnized October 11 at Manxanita inn, Manxanita beach, 'when. Besale Marie, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Corydon Bab cock, of Astoria was given In marriage to Gllman Berry Nunn. son of Mr.-and Mrs. J. B. Nunn, of Dallas. ; j, . Promptly at U o'clock the bride en tered on the arm of her father and took her place beside 1 the groom under an arch of green directly beneath a wedding bell of turning vines and red hued ber ries. Here the Impressive ceremony waa read hy the Rev. J. Montcalm Brown. The parlors were beautiful In a pro fusion of graceful ferns, vines and aut umn leaves, red dahlia adding to the touch of. color,VJ':''v:''i,-' r" , The dining room was decked In Oregon srnAa and yellow dahlias.' and beautiful bouquets of shaggy dahlias of thla ahade centered '-the dining labia, v' A dellolous seven' course dinner fol lowed tho ceremonyi.v l'he '' charming bride was attracUveMn v her wedding dress of white crepe meteor Over messai lna. She carried an arm bouquet of shell pink dahlias, which, was afterwards caught by Miss Ruth Nunn. J' " ' The many friends of the couple shbw. ered them with .beautiful and costly gifts. : ' KV- : ?: - - The bride until recently was teacher of music and art. in Michigan acnooia She Is very talented and popular and has many; friends. s Mr, and Mra. Nunn are now at. noma . mx. wiimma iw. where they will be hosts. - : ' The wedding guests Included Mr, and Mrs. Corydon Babcock, Mr. Clark Bab cock of AstorUv Mrs. J. B. Nunn, Misses Julia and Ruth -Nunn, Dallas. Miss Grace Crawford of New Tork city, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Woods of Tillamook city, Mr, and Mrs. Caryddl. Mr. and Mra Reed.- Mr. and Mra I & Miller, Misses Catherine and Margaret Miller. Rev. and. Mrs. Montcalm Brown of romana. Messrs, John Parker, V. I Johnson of Portland. Miss Gibson Entertains. . Miss Daisy Gibson, bride 'elect of James Roberto, whose wedding will be an event of November 11, entertained Informally Friday evening at the home of her parents, . Mr. and, Mra. Oswald Gibson, in Piedmont with an Informal at home devoted to cards and music. The ruests w'eret Metha Nicolls, Miss Frieda Evans. Miss Miriam Todd, Mr. and Mrs. ' Oswald ; Gibson Jr. (Dorothy Nelson), Ernest Morgan, Cbarlea zeign. Mr. Relating, Margaret Gibson, ana aj len Todd Jr. . n Mr. and Mra. Blitach to Beddo la Portland. , . .fin Trlilav avnln of last weak, at I their pleasant home at the confer of Pa- clrio avenue ana Firth street or. ana Mrs. ' William Pollock' of Forest Grove delightfully entertained some 16 guests In honor of Mr. and' Mrs. .William Blitsch who have' Just moved to Fort- land. The home waa beautifully deco-1 rated with autumn leaves for tho. occa sion, The table In the dining room car ried : a centerpiece of fruit festooned I with the pretty leaves of fall. The re-1 freahments were delicious and most tastily arrahged by the hostess. The hours were- passed at "J00" and the I evening - throughout was most enjoy able. ' The lady's prUa wet to Mrs. Chowning and the gentleman's to" Mr. BUtscb. . " , , ;. J " j. 4 .' v Winter In Portland. v . V After having enjoyed their vacation of several months between their summer home at Gearhart park and the beautiful country 4iome of Mrj Wm.fS. Kinney on the Lewis and Clarke river Mr. and Mra Alfred Earle Kinney' Jiave come to Portland to live for the winter and are domiciled In apartments at the Park hurst on; Twentieth ana JSorthrup streets. is . . -. j :. m?.-. : Mr. and Mrs. Kinney have bean living In 5'w York City and Baltimore for me pasttwo years. A,Vv.:- ;.iVr,:;:vf.;-'v:;'1?' Society ; Notes; v v Mrs. Andrew Buckley, wife of Assist, ant Superintendent Buckley of the east ern division, O.-W. R, ft N- and her cousin. Miss Moynihan of Minneapolis left Tuesday, evening on the midnight train for La Grande after spending the day in tbe city eight seeing.- -- - r; V -,- . ,(( , 'I v it , Mr. and Mrs. E, T.-Conklln of Sitka, Kansas, are guests at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Butler, 6SS East Sixty fourth north. Mr. Conklln was formerly a lumberman In Kansas, f but bas de cided to make his future home in .Oregon ,aS ;x.r-&;r-'?-"MrihS. .: ;. . ' i..f'. ;"'.. "V.'v y;: .a :r. '!': m'.V !' Vl ' ' .'- '''Al '.. '.( -' y-V.' t's Mrs. George Hartman of Pendleton Is the house guest of her mother, Mra Laura Gray,-at her home at the Browne apartments. ;: j : :v.-; ,, ..v. .;, : ".; Study Advertising to Impress Others. n '.v, i:t$v By Jessie Roberts.', ?l '.Vv"V? '. MUch of the business of the) world tocay Is done through advertising. ; Enormous sums of money are ex pended on ; H. , Men and women make their living a ' good living too by It The'great artists make "pictures for advertising, r' and -iwen- of -braina--and long training 'devote themselves to using, the language Jh the toast ; way'Jo attrao attention to what la to be so'id or done, be It big or small. You simply cannot -tfyenywhere at all. without the nse oft. tverMslng. ' 4t;'vvfe';;?.:-rAr:'; Thlailn so, .do .you ever stotJ w think thaW'oi are walking and talk ing aJveriiaer;it or yourseiiT -jinati people are oofkantly Judging of your capacities by lie momentary acta and words that come from yout You are working In a world where Competition la keen. You need all the good adver tising you can get ' i 1 It is un to you to study the i Im pression you: are-making,' as the pro fessional ..advertiser, studies the effect of his work on the public for whomv it is intended. In a thousand little ways you can Improve your chances or barm them. Don't make the mistake of poor advertising and don't think good ad vertising; doean't pay, for the experience of the world feaa proved otherwise. It la your brains and skill and personality your particular train it-.? J t!at.nAS-e-'war apiu.l -u.... . trade, ou .want. thee tl.u - ' to-th.e. attention' of . the';r!.,;.t i In Hhe most -wnvlnolng and t'; way, s.nce it la by their 1 1 -employment tat you aro 1, make your way In tle woi 1.1 a t get the best results from your l ' Remember that it is your pcts.u appearance which first atrlkeg ji i . and. from it they make Mielr fli 't -cision regarding you. Overdrtjiiinr !i as bad an advertisement for a girl w : wants a responsible polUon-a ca i . less, untidy dressing. Then your o . la a powerful factor for or against yi.t ; the way you talk and move and Uur You are always your own beat 1 n. ,. or worst enemy, and It Is you who constantly chalking up a good or a 1 mark against yourself. , American Dentist Kone better. 59Ui Morrison st. cor. 6th. Auv.l , Use common sense buy Superior eoat ! ton. Main 164; A-U41. (Adv.) Skm Waohenhelmer of New York, and his bride, formerly . Miss ' Friendly, daughter- of S. H. Friendly, ef Eugene, registered . this morning-at the Port land, en route to New York. - - ; v-H ','':-': t "This Is the 'first time I have been In-Portland in four years and I can not .conceive how such wonderful changes are possible in that time," said Otis Patterson an attorney of Cajiyon City, Or., who. is registered at the ImA perlaL "Before that time I was here nearly eVery week, and thought It waa some-city : then.ti -.''i ,-',rt S.fi ,?.:i:.'i-;:,V?- :'. .J )'"'-' "The two roads from Eugene to Port land are ; building up that city won derfully," declared E. R. ' Ehrhardt, a merchant of Eugene, who le at the Im- - 1 ' . 'i ,v " ,(J"'''1' Schumanii-Heink says of the ' f ' rSteihway.Pi '.X..- Madajme Schumann-Heink, who will sing at the Heilig Theatre the .evening, of Friday, October 2V : speaks of the Steinway; ' ' , ' 4 ' , ; ? 'Steinway, pianos - araiivmg "beings, ; : ' with hearts and souls.; Not, only do they;; . . inspire the world by tneir glorious tone, it - but they sharethe artist's pleasure arid . sorrows., ;,How ..often did, I find solace ; ' ; and renewed courage in, troubled hours V in the heavenly harmonies of my Stein---y- ;way piano. May it flourish and pros- , per, , an everlasting joy to ;. all ' feeling r 'I mankind.,,:I-1 r, W V tP ; '!r JlThe Steinway is,' universally acknowledged as. the, . : ' standard by which all Pianos are judged. . ; ' 1 1 " t:- H We sell Steinways on convenient payment terms. Vvv We invite , you to :hear Schamdnn-Heink on the ir.'j V ,i j Victrola-the sings exclusively for the Yictor - 'PRICES Floor .'$3, $2.50, $2;. Balcony $3,v $2, $1.50, $1. - Regular Seat Sale Opens October 22. shermariifllav& Co: VICTOR TALKING MACHINES , PIANOLA PLATER PIANOS r. BTEINWAT, WEBER AND OTHER PIANOS ' f " 4 k 1 f , , t K 3,1. i Morrison at Sixth, Portland, Opp. Postoffice perlal. - "It has helped esUbllsh closer I relations between the two clUea. Bus iness is very good there." After attending; the Grand Army en campment at Chattanooga, Tenn Col- ni tsi. norer nas returned to Iort- jana. jtiis inp to cnattanooga was rounded off with a swing through- the eastern and central states. - Returning west. Colonel Uofer traveled along, the Mexican , border and saw hundreds of refugees from the revolution disturbed republic to the south, encamped along -U.- e e ' ; ' R. C Angel ot Tillamook la registered at the Nortonia. "EL. Xj. Splcer of Castle Rock, Is stop ping at the Nortonia.- a E. Butler of NjWTork Is registered at me x ononis. s . i , C, W. Reader and wife of fialem, are guests at tne Nortonia. J. GL Megler. a well known aaJmon packer ot Brookf leld, Wash, Is at the rortiana. J. I Carmen, manufacturer of Ta- mma ts a guest at the Portland. 8. IE. Bummerfleld and wife of Sacra mento, are guests at the Portland., a ' Jesse EL Ellsworth, a bookman of Se attle, la registered at the Portland. I. R. Pleckner. an importer, of Seattle, is registered at the Oregon. ,.: .' ; Thomaa W. Tift, a lumberman of Ho- quiam, is a guest at tbe Portland. EL K. Loeb, a manufacturer xf New Tork. and Leo Well, are at the Oregon. Robert J. Massie, a merchant of To ronto, Canada, is at tbe Oregon. - 'V ' Alfred S. Tee, an engineer of Medford. Is registered at the Imperial. ., ' A. C Dixon, a lumberman of Eugene, Is stopping at the Imperial. " : -Fletcher ' Homan of Willamette1 uni versity, la at the Imperial from Salem. - sirs. Ia al Davenport ana Mrs. lu w. Hollls of Spokane, are guests at the Cor nelius, v v. ... C W. Tebault and 3. O. Chrlstmatt of Albany are at the Cornelius.' H. R. Morrls, mavpr of Newberg. Is registered at the Cornelius, . Mrs. Thomas Washington and son of Brewster, Mass., are at the Multnomah, Mrs. Washington Is the wife of an army officer, ft i , m , J, H. Drake of Boston,' a prominent business man of that city, who has ex tensive interests here, is a guest at the Multnomah. v'-''V3 r'r "' -.v.-.v Qeorge Toull, a tlmberman of Tacoma, and Floyd Garrison of .Tacoma, are stop ping at the Multnomah. ' - A. Hamilton, a tlmberman of Tacoma, is stopping at the Multnomah. 1 K. Y. Church, a tlmberman of Aber deen. Is a guest at the Perkins. James Rice, a sheepman of Hay Creek, is registered at the Perkins. . - . ; C H. Coa and C A. Bitter, merchants of Newberg. are at the Perkins.' Owen BeaUy, a stockman of Moro, is at the Perkins. - . . Miss I Ivy, of Memphis, is. a guest at the. Nortonia. " Wlllard Cbamberlatn, a manufacturer, and wife, are registered at the Portland from Ban Francisco. J; H. Graham, a manufacturer of San Francisco, and Mrs. Graham, art regis tered at the Portland. ' Mra Wllmer Selg of Hood River 'and Mrs. John D, Pratt of Gwlnor. M1oj are stopping at the Portland. , W. It. Hoerier of Aotoiia, and Alexan der G. Hoefler of Buffalo are regis tered at the Portland, after an extended ladles Home Journal Patterns loir November flow IaCet Yotir Free Copy of Good Dressing Take Luncb Tomorrow In Oar Fourth Floor Tea UooaUncccllcd Menu Prompt Service Friday 1 v'" -wlU te'-.-' ' CnBXUD&ZH'g , ' covros SAT. Prises -awarded In yremlna Paclors oa the 4th rieer. gave tho Coupons. ....'; u ( 4 I I tor Kous SO to Bi30 Dally, Xzotpt gattuday. " ' - - Saturday Kours j30 A. It. to 100 ft K. Reliable MerchandiseReliable Methods Friday - , 'win b cotrrozr sat. Talnable Priss glvm tha - OhUdren kaviar tke largeet mnaaes ef eonnoaa. . TIiousandG Will Secure Their Christmas Giflo With Stomp Tomoffow WM1, Be "Samttai. Cflaes- Pay . . , , i I. At the 2Vt Green Stamp Jubilee Meet Me at the S. & YL Prenilnm Parlors .Fourth Floov - ' 1 A Secret That Is Lcaliing OutI Thrifty people are rapidly learning 'the enormous money - saving possibilities of this great Profit Sharing Plan and are buying their merchandise at storg giving "S. & H." dreen Trading Stamps. Thousands will secure their Christmas Gifts this year with S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. Ask for Book with 20 Free Stamps. To All Who Visit Premium ParlorsWi a : EDoimMe Sttamnips With All Cash Pnrchases ol Dolls, Toys, Games, Sporting and Wheel Goods, . Pictures, Trunks, Baps 41h Fl. , Santa Clans wiil hold a reception v in; the ."S.;e H.,r "Trading Stamp Parlors, en Fourth Floor, tomorrow from-10:30 aJ m. to 5 p. free stamps for first page of book given 16, visitors to Premium Parlors. ' Bring the 'children along. ," ' . 10 Valuable Prizes to Be -Given Away To those who guess the nearest to the number of redeemed S. & H." Stamp Books In one of our large Morrison street windows we will award ted valuable prizes. Register- your guess at the entrance and you will receive a book with twenty free S. & H. Stamps. Prizes1 are as follows t First prize, beautiful Jardinier and Pedestal; second prize, , Brass Umbrella Stand third prize, Electric Portable; fourth prize, Crystal Punch Setj fifth prize, Brass Rose Basket; sixth prize, Electric Portable) seventh prize, Brush and Comb Sett eighth prize, Silver Hand Mirror; ninth prize, Stiver Mesh Bag; tenth prize, Silver Spoon Set la case of a tie, each party tying i will get one of the same prizes. H ' ,, V( ; V"' " " Child's Conpon Contest 3250 Free Stamps Cut Out Coupons From Oar Ads Elsewhere In this ad you wlll flnd a "Children's Contest Cou pon" Cut , it out and give it to some little boy , or glrfwho is interested in this contest., Prizes will be awarded to children bringing to Premium Parlors on the 4th floor Jargest. number of these coupons. Contest closes promptly at 4 p. m. on Friday,' OmbrellQ Sale! At the Main Floor Center Circle S4.35 Umbrellas at $2.95 Women's "India'1 new style Umbrellas with plain or joiaid ebony handle. Also men's aSVlnch Umbrellas with plain or novelty handles; 43.S0 a AC and 4.25 grades, special ... .5r.V 12.50 Umbrellas at gl.95 Men's ; and - women's . Umbrellas with plain or fancy handles, in straight r , crook. ' First quality ralnr 1 QP P roof v covers j 2.5 0 : grade, -P 1 e ViM Umbrella Special 83.95 Regular 33.50 to 55. 00 Framed Pictures at S1.89 JV ' 4. ; mmmmmmm mi iiisiSPisseeeisswMseesi iis iM ' Sinn n :4i. J:' ' ".V. ' ' DOUBLE STAMPS WITH GASH PURCHASES-Beautiful framed Pic tures that will make ideal Christmas gifts. Choice of great many subjects in all style frames.' All gre in large sizes. Reg aj qq ular 3.50 to 5.00 Pictures, special at, each... ......... ipl.OJX Hcadqiiartcrs lor DollSaToys, Games DOUBLE STAMPS WITH , CASH ' PURCHASES 12-ln. Dressed Jointed Doll $1.28 14-ln. Dressed Jointed Doll $1.75 18-ln. Dressed Jointed Doll $2.00 20-ln. Dressed Jointed Doll $2.50 Kewpie Dolls, 25c, 75c and $1 "Campbell Kids," 50c and $1.00 Baby Character Dolls, - all sizes. Dolls' . Hats, Corsets, Shoes, Etc Wright & Dltson Footballs, Price $1.00 Ea. Mechanical Trains Engine, tender, two coaches, track on sale 78c Children's Automobiles, all sizes. Priced for this sale, $5 to $35.00 Bicycles, Velocipedes, Tricycles, Express Wagons, Go-Cirts, all prices. We show the largest stock of Mechanical Toysan the Northwest. Double "S. & H." ( Trading Stamps with cash purchases tomorrow. All Kinds Hallowe'en Novelties ton Prices Umbrellas with carved or plain ebony handles; also with Sterling silver caps and novelty trimmings. ' De- Afi tachable handles. Special t9aee7l Free Demonstration of WcarEvcr Alumlnuni Roasters ? Third FloortO Every-day Uses" for ( Wear-Ever Aluminum Roasters j " 1 Baking Bread, sBiscults, etc. a -Used as a Dripping Pan. 3 -A splendid Bread Warmer.' 4 For a Bread or Cake Box. 5 Baking on top of the stove. 1 6 Used for Baking Bacon ' ; 7t For Frying Food of all kinds. 8 Baking or Steaming Fish. " 9 Steaming of Corn, Bread, etc. 10 For Steaming Fruit In Jars. Children's Contest Coupon Cat Oat This CouponSave It Until Friday. : ' 3250 Stamps for Children Under 16. ' .?"' The child under td years who presents the largest number . of ' .these coupons in "our Premium Parlors on 4th;floor.by 4 o'clock Friday will receive 1000 5. &. H. Stamps free) 2d prize, 750 stamps 3d prize, ; 500 stamps j 4th prlze,300 stsmpii' 3th prized 200 stampfr.oth prize,-100 stamps 7th prize, too stampsj 8th prize, too stamps) 9th prize, 100 stamps; toth prize, 100 stamps.' Wear-Ever Aluminum , Coohlng Utensils ! A set of Aluminum Cooking Utensil; will pay for themselves in one year's time.- Save gas, time and labor. Cook In the i modern; :- sanitary way 1 with Wear-Ever Aluminum Cooking Dishes. 8So ;: 2-pt. Lipged Sauce Pans 29c 6S 5 3-pr. Stew Pant, spocial, 39o 8So 4pU Lipped Sauce Pans at 59a 95d 8-pt. LippecT Pres. Kettles 69 COc to 51.C0 Fancy Pillow Tops 23c f.Inla Floor; Darnaln Circle - Ml. , ,1.1, ..II., Ill ll .1 I , .1 ' III ,M I II ,il .1 ... Fancy Pillow Tops, worth up to 2.00, choice at 48 Fancy Sofa Pillows,' to 2.00 grades, choice at 9Se 25.00 Fancy Cretonne Hat Boxes, Thursday $12.48 Just Deceived Flrcl cl the Nciv Crcn rnrcd Sfn' m:: r;--. Very CI: Remnants of Scrims,' Cretoniies,: Swisses, ISundours, Tapestries, etc., in great variety of patterns and rich est of colorings. . On sale Thursday at HALF PRICEU Latest Arrivals In Mew Watsttc SECOND FLOOR Waists for all occa sions, in very newest effects. Com binations of chiffon and lace, nets and silks, -crepe de chine, lingerie, voiles, crepes, etc. ' Many new novelties in trimmings, Including new vest effects. The largest "selection in Portland to choose from at this store, CQ7 Cft Prices range $1.49 up to VJlJU New Lace Waists C2.C3 SECOND FLOOR Handsome Lace and Net Waists, with high or low necks," Ion ft or short sleeves. ; Trimmed with plaittngs, bands, frms, etc, -C7 All- sizes'i., Special, . ... . LtJU New Cfelllsa Wclst3 C1.C3 SECOND FLOOR This model ts of fine chiffon over net. Styled with low nt-V n4 thnrt 1 Iv. Kimono ef fect.- 'Trimmed with bands of Q C shadow laces, all .colors, at v"-.. J Llnocrlc Wsists c!C2.rP SECOND FLOOR Dainty Liberia Waists in many attractive new moJcls, beautifully -trimmed with fn laces,: bands, etc. ' AIL sizes v Neiv IVclstSeSpcc'l z:.r ' SECOND FLOOR Unjrertf, r and .-.Voiles, 'in,, long or s! rt with new drop shot ' ' 'r ef fects, many new r , : trip through the East. v