Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1914)
i . y..v ; ' . ' -TkE -OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. ' PORTLAND, TUESDAY. EVENING; JUNE 9. 1814. v 'A MISS ALICE CARET nd Dr. Eugene Wton Rockey have plnn4 to 'be married about the middle of August. Thta engagement Waa ' announced In June, about two years ao. Miss Carey is the daughter or Mr. and Mr a. charlta H. Carer and tl one of aha popular iria or tho smart set Br. Rockey is the second son of Dr. and Mrs. Alva K. Rockey. !! ha a been doinr Pt graduate work in Boaton for tha past year and will not arrive In Portland until shortly before the wedding. They Plan to make their home at the charming-bungalow, "rtockbolm," on the riverfront.. w w Miss Gillespy f louse Guesl. Mlaa Carrie Qlllespy of Seattle la the houae guest 0f Mr. and Mr. C. A. Mackenzie t their home In Everett street. Bolgrr-Slmpeon Wedding. lst evening at a lovely home wed ding In the new residence of the bride and 'bridegroom. Mlaa Edna Blanche Simpson of Tacoma, and Frederick James Bolger were married by tha Hev. Father Kelly of the Dominican church. Only the family were assem bled and a very few Intimate friends to witness the ceremony. Their home, . wmcn in cnarmmgiy arranged, was decorated in blue canterbury bells and pink rosebuds. The roses were banked at tho fireplace, where Father Kelly atood to read the ceremony. Mrs. Charles B. Duffy (Anna Bolger) pre sided st the piano and Miss Ethel Bol ger attended tha bride aa maid of hon or. Shaj Wore a dainty gown of white crepe with pink chiffon girdle and trimming an & corsage0 bouquet of pink sweet peas. The bride came tn on the arm of Charles B. Duffy. Bhe was beautifully though simply gowned In white chjarmeuse draped with an Im ported drape of embroidered white chiffon. ha wore a lovely corsage bouquet Of the tiny pink C'ecil5 Brun r buds combined with the dainty gypsbphllia and maidenhair fern. Mar tin T. Duffy acted as best man. Mian SlmpBOn la a charming and ac- complished girl and will be a welcome acquisition to their circle of Portland . friends. Bhe Is the daughter of Mf. and Mrs. William Simpson of BelOlt, Kan. Mr. Bolger Is associated with the Meier & Frsnk company, the head of the advertising department. He l the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Bolger fend is popular in a wide circle Of friend. Mr. and Mrs. Bolster will be at home to their friends after June 15 at their Laurelhurat home. 1124 Floral avenue. . Among the out of town visitors at the wedding were- Mrs. George Elliott of Benner's Ferry, Idaho, and her lit tle) son, Robert. Mrs. Elliott is the house guest of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. s. XV Bolger, for a week or ten days.. Miss Anna McGowan of Ta coma was the guest for tha week end Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duffy, re turning to Tacoma last evening after tbo weaamg. t Students t O. A. C. Wed. -. . Albany, Or., June .Two O.' A. C. students, one a graduate of today, were married here yesterday after noon by tha same minister at the same parsonage within an hour and a half. Both brides are school teachers. Alvin W. Wheeler of Corvallis and Miss Alfleda M. Smith, a former school teacher of JoseDhine count?, were married at 2:30 o'clock. They left for Portland to attend the Rose Festival and will return to make their homa at Corvallis. ' The groom formerly resid ed in JoseDhine county. Lewis F. Anderson Jr., of Portland, snd Miss Dorothy Cook, who has been teaching in a rural school near Cor valUs the past season, were married it 4 o'clock. Tho bride formerly re sided at Grand View. Wash. They re turned to corvallis where the groom today will attend his graduating exer cises. They, will make their home at Boise, Idaho. V Rev. D. H. Leech, pastor of the First Methodist church, performed both cere monies in the presence of a few friends at the parsonage. Guests of Mr, and Mrs. Raddon. Mrs. A. (V Raddon. Miss Mary Rad don and Master Gene Raddon of Park City, Utah, are at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Raddon Jr., T86 East Forty-sixth street north. w Mrs. Charleston Luncheon Hostess. Mrs. Ralph Charleston was a lunch con hostess iait Friday afternoon for the pleasure of the members of her sewing club. A crystal bowl-of red rosebuds centered the table, at which tho 'following were seated: Mrs. J. W. Morris. Mr. M. E. Strom, Miss Ada Alice TUttle, Mrs. Fred Lockley, Mrs. William Blake. Miss Alva Mae Nor man, Mrs. J. At Applewhite, Mrs. Merle Price, Mrs. Edwards, Mra. Arthur W. Chance, Mrs. E. A. McFherson, Mts. Warren tt. Norman. O. E. 8. Reception. A large reception and entertain ment was given last evening at the Masonic Temole as a greeting- to the visiting delegates of the Order of the Eastern star, who are celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the order. Over 600 guests - were assembled for ISeaiTLifty Hilmlls Formula For Aching Feet . This hot weather, when the hot pavements bake your tired and aching feet, and make them perspire, and you. feel like spending real money for Immediate relief, just -drop in one of our drug stores and have the formula below compounded. Take it home, put a teaspoonful tn a hntntu if water. Take your shoes and stock ing off and bathe the feet m u tr ten or fifteen minutes, and you will never be without this mixture again. Jt in Inexpensive, and makes enough to last a long time. The following drug stores, one of which is selected in each locality, will accurately and carefully compound this formula, which is on file only in the drug stores represented below. these spaces will tho concert which preceded the recap tion Mrs. Harry B. Chipmangarrabged tha program, which " wag en of un usual excellence. The past and pres ent grand officers stood in line to re celv tho visitors. The ball waa beau tifully decorated for tho occasion. In keeping- with tbo Idea of tho silver an niversary festoons of sliver tinsl wer- Intermingled with the flowers. Palms were arranged fn profusion and hanging baskets of ' roses x ..were aUJ about the ball. The program was aa follows: -'. Address of Welcome, Hofi. HR. Al bee; harp eolo, "Autumn'' John Thom as), "The Swan"- (Saint Saens).' Miss Carmel Sullivan, (a) "I Hear a Thrush at $ve" (Cadmen); (b) "Mother Ma chree" (Chauncey. Olcott), Frank W. Gorman; harp accompanist. Miss Sulli van; piano accompanist. Miss- Foy. Reading. "The Gift of the MagT to. Henry), Miss Elizabeth Eugenia Wood bury. Soprano aOlo (selected), Mrs. Fay Huntington; accompanist. Miss Nettie Leona Foy. Address, C. C Spencer, M. W, grand master Of Ore gon, . ":- Gearhart Visitors. ' 1 ' Guests at Hotel Gearhart "by-the-sea' at week end war as follows: Mrs. G- F. Sanborn, C. B. Dean, Miss xa. . .uawrence, W. C. Lawrence. Mra o. JJ,. Bcnaeirer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph v-ioaaei, xim Kinney, L. H, Knapp, C. m. Mclaughlin, Peter Grant, H. L. Hamblet, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Slmbnds, James Walton, Emll Schacht, A. J. iiangnam. Georx Lawrence. Mra. W. C. Lawrence and two children, Emma jonnson, Agnes Giessie. F. A Gift. W. L. Sellers, O. W. Taylor, George Plrie, H. isweet. Mra JOhn Latta. C M M-. ron, J. E. Conaty. E. N. Wheeler. Henrv R. Falling, Mrs. Kohlander, Miss Astrld iiprtng, Mrs. J. A. Dougherty, L, Kirk paincK, j. u. Mart, W. D.. Walker, x-oriiana; J. u. srunoid, c H. Callen aer, . u. W. Haiderman, T. F. Leurln, George T. Judd, D. B. Whitman. W. A. Wright, H. F. PraeL Edward E. Gray. airs. es. a. KOM, o. B. Johnson, P. A. oioKes, Astoria; j. a. Clayton van couver; J. F. Morrison, Vancouver; wuiiarn xoung, i-ort Janby. New Arrival. iwr. .ajia Mrs. Walter IX Jones of coring, or., are being congratulated upon Uie arrival Of a seven-Dound son on June 2. Mrs. Jones was formerly Miss Lillian Gregory of San Francisco. The boy will bo named Gregory Jones. IN OUR SCHOOL By Paul West. School was Just abowt settling down mis moarnmg when Miss Palmer sed L-niiaern, I hav got sumthing to announce which will mark evvery Doaoy verry unhappy, it being thay are going to be oanly 2 nooar weaks or school befoar vaycashlon." In the ecksitemunt which ensewed 4 jerranlums was knocked offen the winder sill & sumboddy up in fh kindergarden room hollered fler, onsier unnity & Hammond our- k teamed Janniter rune in the tier alarm Evveryboddy rushed out In the yard like we always do when ,they are fler arm & Miss Palmer called the roal, all being pj-essunt ecksept Fatty Bel TKS rOSMTUXJl WZU OOXTAXsT In proper proportions and purest qualities: Powdered Alnm, low. Blaol Bulpa. Phenol. Oil Xentko Pip. Special offerings appearing from week to week merit the careful attention of economical buyers. In Fabian Byerley Druggist 401 Jefferson st. N. W., Cor. 10th. CURRINS For Drtfgs 8T. JOHNS. OREGON. J. C. Clark & Co. Pharmacists Corner 18th and E. Burnslde its. The Acme Pharmacy Corner Third and Burnklde sta. boss oabhtvajt rouDma and cards immediately after parades. Don't forget the Kodaks and Films. Oet. a picture of the parades your self. Lloyd L. Crocker : Druggist. Main 6988, A-57. Opp. Good Samaritan Hospital. ORDER NOW! Double 8. k K. Green Stamps with every -dollar purchase this week, Cottel Drug Company rx8 AJTB SKxaxajr mnuuTs. Free delivery to all parts of the pity Play fair's Pharmacy Prescription Druggist Tabor ss. c int. ?th and Sandy Road. We carry XOOS XOX OUaK . - Al flavors, In bulk. Bricks 25c and 60c. We deliver. Phone B-S-m. or Sell wood 1494. -Waverly Pharmacy . E. 26th and Clinton Sts. xrt mrAfs cow xgiaoT ro lr.axatlve Antizebrol for Colds. La Grippe, ixeuraigia ana . ailments caused by exposure and cold.- A pleasant laxative. GRAY &MAGIUS CUT RATE DRUGGISTS. 133 Williams Ave Cor. Xassell Vt. SBA BSO&B WIEf Em JAKE XXOOMUrXaTB WtTHOXTT ossaa ux tiolxti Prevents Freckles Sun and Wind - burn. A. W. Allen , 16th and Lovejoy. Alberta Pharmacy S. R. DURST, Prop. Anything Tpu Need from the Drug oiore we ueiiver frompuy. , Phones Wd. 153. C 2163. . Twenty-fourth and Alberta Bta. Miss Palmer said lowes. When Fatty dident anser Genevieve Hicks sed: . "O hewing, probly he ha went back to salv his school books & ' is oerned to deth by now." So Blink Hammond rushed in the school howse & fownd Fatty. Thay not being anny fler he waeent being berned to deth : at all, but what he was doing was in the dressing room etlng all the lunches he could. Wl SATS nilED OTIR' 100,000 PaiBCKIPTIOWS. All perfect. May we fill yours? Love's Pharmacy S. Baraslae and Grand Ave. Irvington Pharmacy Cor E, 18th and Broadway. PhOaasV Xaat 6800, O lilt. ejPssWstBiasls1sls-B-gJs Joseph Ea Worth Pharmacist Phones. Tabor 1835, B 1406. 898 Balmont at. r-m 1 - r " - - i twe "'jun . Plummer Drug Company f Pbones Mala 191. A 4181. Third and Madison sts., Portland, "itwaTivr I ill Vlsltora to the Rose Festival f Are Invited to Matte This Store 'Hieir Headqaarters Parcels Checked Free Rest Rooms. Reading Rooms, Emergency Hospital, Pobllc Telephones, Etc., 2d Floor Soda Fountain In Basement Montgomery Pharmac; Ageats Sootor Bora's Stomach and Xdrer Tablet, i Price 25 and 50 cent boxes. Prompt Tree Delivery. Phones! Mala 8319, A-3241. SELLWOOD man sBmom nxi PRISTS So VP. All Work Guaranteed. Beaver Pharmacy P. Livingston. Prop 660 Umatilla. The" Quickest Way to secure tenants -for vacant houses or rooms Is to insert an ad. in Tho journal 'Tor rent" columns. Jour nal want Ads bring result. Fatty said he wasn't going to die on an empty stomach. "Fatty sed he thot when thay was all the ecksitemunt that mebbe thar was a real fier, & he wasent going ti die on a empty atummick you bet. When ketched he had e 9 lunches, which Is prltty qwlck eafijng say we. Warning to Blinky Hammond. Blinky Hammond, our esteamed jannitor, is going raund saying it is all new-fangled ' noncents hawing school close so erly. When hewas a boy it kept running Up to the 4th Of July, & it had oughter keep going all summer. Evveryboddy knows why Blinky talks that way, he not getting pade in the summer, he not janniter ing then, but he better look out. Did you ewer heer of a linching, Miater Hammond? Well, we are not malk ing anny threts, but we know whare thare are plenty of roap, & THE MEN TO PULL IT! Xoata. ' Examlnashuns begin tomorrer. Prltty tuff, say we. Miss Palmer . says if annyboddy passes thay will be lukky. VISITING "VETS" INVITED The headquarters of the Grand Ar ray ot the Republic, on the' fifth floor of the county courthouse, will be keot i open for the reception of visiting vet-j erans aunng ine nose Festival, ac cording to Assistant Adjutant General William todays "We intend to keep open house, from io o clock every morn ing and want all the old veteran to visit the headquarters aad make It their club during; their visit here," he sain. Rose Exhibition Center Circle Main Floor i - ' Rose Show tnd view the beautiful Port land roses frown by OJds, Wortmin & Kins employes. Thousands of r are blooms on exhibition All Oregon Electric Cars Step at Our Doors All City Cars Traasfer to Old, Wortmaa etc King- Shoe Shining Parlors in the Basement Store !: ; Manicuring anel Hair Dressing Parlors, 2d Fir. iOvTI Tl TTTTT t ' r IlilllflH T I 1 II II I II II r v ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fA U U Ml 11 LLLLLiLiUIlULL V y - lu Reliable Merchandise, Reliable Helhods Store Hours 9 A. fl to 6 P. M. Every Btuxne Day. Saturday Included Tmaka, Salt Cases.Trav oliaf Bags, Cte 4th Fir. S. Jk H.' Tredins Stamp Premram Parlors, 4th FU Golf. Tennis. Baseball. Athletic Coed. 4th Fbr. Lace Curtains, Carpets, Ruga, Draperies, 34 Fir. Rose Festival Program For Wednesday 10t00 A. M. Band Concert, Festival Center.- 10:00 A. M. 'Rose Show, Public Li brary.. 11:30 A. M. Judging District Dis plays at Festival Center. 2:00 P. KL Floral Parade of deco rated horse-drawn and motor-driven vehicles. Formation 14th and Tay lor streets. Numerous cash prizes. 8:00 P. M. Rose Show, Public Li brary. 8:30 P. M. Unique' fire spectacle in which seven-story building at Ever ett and Eighth streets will appear to be burning. Portland Fire Dev partment fighting conflagration; dramatic features; thrilling rescues, etc. 9:00 P. M. Band concert, official band, Festival Center. Jtmee WMfle ai Every White Article Rcdnccd Except a Very Few Restricted Lines Weinnesalay SpeeSalls Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Basement Cash Purchases TomorroTy Saving "S. & H." Stamp a Is Genuine Economy Without the Sting of Self -Denial Ask for a New Book With 10 Free , Trading . Stamps. Women's $25.00 Coats $11.95 IN. THE BASEMENT 100 Women' Stylish New Coats, purchased at about half regular factory price, go on sale in the Basement to morrow. Splendid models for Summer wear in a variety of popular effects. Materials In clude Black Moire, Fancy Wool Crepe, Cream Serges, and many novelty mixtures. Fault lessly tailored and most of them Silk lined. Complete range of all sizes. Coats (11 QC worth up to $25.00 special ttePAAeasJ Women's $2.00 Corsets for 08c S3.S0, $4.00 Pcttleoata at 02.49 IN THE BASEMENT All new models, cut to conform to fashion's latest edict. They tre made of beautiful soft taffetas and rich mes salints in scores of attractive new colors also tn changeable effects and black or white. It's a special lot wt secured at a low price for Basement Underprising. It win pay you to buy a couple of these at this low price. Complete range of all lengths. Pet- 4Q ticoats worth 3.50 and 4.00 at J Any Suit in Basement S10.00 DOUBLE STAMPS WITH PURCHASES Rose Festival visitors take advantage of this won derful Suit Sale I Choice of any Woman's Suits tn the Basement tomorrow at 110. Scores of handsome models- new up-to-date garments of the better class. All are excep tionally well tailored and lined with durable silks or satins. Wide assortment of materials fancy mixtures, tweeds, diagonals, serges, cords, etc., in popular colors, black and white. Sizes 16 to 44. Suits worth to (lA flA 35.00 on sale now at.. J1U.UU "Notion ".Day" " Ch lids' $2.00 Wash Dresses 98c BASEMENT Another special Corset Sale for tomorrow. .Sev eral styles In latest models for nearly every figure. Made from splendid materials and nicely trimmed. Sizes 19 to 30. AQ. Corsets worth to 2 at 70(. BASEMENT 400 Children's Summer Wash Dresses in ages 6 to 14 years. Attractive new mod els, well made and appropriately trimmed. Dresses selling up to 12.00. Priced very pe- QO cial during this sale at... 70C Women's 50c Union Suite Only 39c 35c SUk Boot Hose 23c Pair I I At Main Fl. Bargain Circle Supply Yonr Needs! These items also on sale in the Notro Department for the remainder of thevyeek; John J. Clarke's Spool Cotton, in white gq!yall siesr now on sale at only 2jc toe i.upe fins, wnttc only, now at 5c 10c Shell Hair Pins priced at,, the box 7c Regular 5c Needles now priced 2 for 5c 10c, 100-yard Spool Silk on sale at Sc 2yc Darning Cotton priced at, spool 1 c toe mas seam rape on sale at, the bolt ac toe Wilson Dress Fasteners at only 6c 2 5c Twine Shopping Bags priced at 19 5 c Hairpin Caomets now offered at 4c 15c Cube Pins, all colors, now on sale Sc 5c Bone Hairpins priced at, the card 2 He 5c Collar Buttons offered at, the card 2Hc Combs and Barrettes worth up to 50c, 10c Dressmakers' Pinst l$Ab. boxes, sites 4 and 5 -priced special now at only 15c 15c Nainsook Dress Shields, sites a, 3 and 4, priced special "how at only 10c 25c Sanitary Belts now offered at 15c 25c Silk Dress Shields now at only 18c aSc Sanitary Aprons priced now only 18c 5c grades Collapsible Cups on sale at 4c 10c Hair Nets, with or without Elastic. now on sale at $ for w 10C 2Sc Sterling Skirt Markers priced at 19c 10c Wooden Skirt Hangers now only 8c lOC "Soil-Off" Dry Cleaner now only 8c tOc Pearl Buttons priced at only, card Sc Sc Hooks and Eyes offered at, card 2Hc 10c Collapsiible Drinking Cups at only 8c Naiad Dress Shields Main Floor BASEMENT Women's fine sum mer weight Union Suits in regu lar and extra sizes. Tight-fitting or loose a n e e s trunmea who pretty laces. Low neck, sleeve less, i Regular 50c gar- Qft- ments fdr ............ ej7l BASEMENT Women's silk boot Hosiery in black, white and tan. Seamless foot, double heels and toes, fast stainless dye. Fall line of all sixes in this lot. Regular 35c Hose priced at only, the pair ..... 23c 75c and 85c Silks Special 39c 35c Silk Ribbons 19c Yard BASEMENT Beautiful new Silks In plain color and fancy effects. Suitable for waists, dresses, etc. Poplins, Pongee, Ratine, Messa lines and other weaves. Latest colorings. Regular 7Jc and 85c Silka at. 7C BASEMENT too pieces beauti ful All-Silk Ribbons at about half price, light and dark colorings every piece a different pattern. 5 inches wjde and regular 35c grade. On sale, at only, in. the yard A7C Women's Long Lisle Gloves 39c Pr. Character Dolls 25c, 49c. 98c BASEMENT Full 16-button length lisle Gloves for women In black, white, tan, gray and bis cuit. 2-clasp style and excellent quality. Price a Wednes day at the pair. 39c Child's' S3.00 Shoes At S1.48 IN THE BASEMENT Our greatest sale of Children's Shoes takes place tomorrow in the Underprice Storti 3000 pairs good dependable Shoes for boys, girls aad Children in this great lot. patents, uunmeiai ana .Box Calf in comfortable lasts, and splendid quality leathers.- Sizes from 8 Children's to Boys' anari AO Misses 6. Reg. 3 Shoes Vie O Men'sunderw-runderpriced Men's Wash Ties. 10c Each " L ' ' BASEMENT Great one-day sale of Men's Washable FouMn-Hand Ties. Splendid heavy, serviceable materials ta plain white or fancy design. Quality selling hereto fore at 19c. Priced extra special at Basement Bargain Center $3.50 Sim Waists tor S1.69 Double Stamps With Purchases IN THE BASEMENT A record-breaking sate of 500 beautiful New SUk Waists at an astonishingly low price. Shown tn great variety of styles some plain tailored others In dressy effects for evening wear. Every Waist well made and correctly styled. Complete assortment of all sites tn the lot. Waists p j q worth up to 13.50 on sale Wednesday at.. ........ pl.U7 BASEMENT Big shipment of those popular "summer" Dolls for children. Made with unbreak able heads and nicely dressed. Priced special for tomor-,. QQm row at 25c, 49c end OC New $3.00 Pumps At 81.98 IN THE BASEMENT Women's Pat ent, Gnnmetal and Satin Pumps In the much-wanted styles for warm weather wear. Shown In a multitude of popular lasts and in a complete range of all sizes. An opportunity for all women to buy their summer low Shoes at a decided saving. Pumps of this quality 1 no usually sell at S3 a pair. dlsUO Men's 75c Balbriggan and Poros mesh Union Suits in all AQ- sizes. Special at tOC Men's SOc Balgriggan 471. Shirts and Drawers at Of VC $1.00, $1.25 "Knitsook" 7Q and Gauze -JJnion Suits at I 7C 10c Mill Strips ol Embroidery 5 to 10 yards to the piece. Beautiful patterns. Widths to 18 inches and qualities worth to 35c. On sale Wednesday at 12c Miss Dorgan, factoryjV " Ajn representative, w 1 1 1 4 ' --a . j. be pleased to help " you select the Shield Dest suitea tor youri U 111 ill c I K llltiaAl ana win demonstrate nt the many superior! qualities of Mai ad Shields. For tomor-i row's selling we quote very special prices on popular styles in these famous shields. 20c Regular Style Shields, No. 2. at 13. 2Sc Regular Style Shields, No. 3, at ISc 25e Regular Style Shields, No. 4 at 17c 30c Regular Style Shields, No. S, at 2Qc 50cNaiad Bolero All Sixes Priced SSc SOc Naiad Bolero, No. 600, now only 3Sc $2.00 Bust Forms $1.10 Only a limited number of these to be sold at this price. Latest model hip size bust forms covered with black, Jersey. Regular $2.00 kind offered special for f in Wednesday at only...... 91elll Sale ol Domestics and Wash Goods Bed Spreads Full Double-Bod Siao Heavy Grade, Special at 9S 30x38-Inch Full Bleached Bath Towels Heavy Quality. Specie! 14e 27-Inch Unbleached Muslin of Splendid Grade Priced at, Yard 4H 9-4 Bleached Sheeting Extra Fine Heavy Quality. Priced, Yard 25c Large Sixe Hemititched Damask Towels en Sale Wodisesday at 19c Mill Ends Beautiful New Drees Ginfhams oe SeU at Only, Yard 10c Fine Mercerized Finish Cotton Poplins All Colors The Yard 12 He Beautiful New White Wash Crepes, 27 Inches Wide. The Yard 11. S6.50 Trimmed Hats for $1.00 Double Stamps With Purchases IN THE BASEMENT Choice of several hundred New Trimmed Hats at an extremely low price for Wednesday's selling a Millinery offer ing which will attract hundreds to the Underprice Store. All are this season's newest styles, beautifully trimmed with richest of flowers and ribbons. For the woman, who desires an inexpensive Hat' for vacation or general wear this sgle offers the best opportunity presented so far this season. it's a final Clean-Up of our Basement stock of Scrim. Lace and Net Curtains Grades Selling Up to w350s Special, Pair at $1.29 IN THE BASEMENT UNDERPRICE STORCA fair example of Base ment Underpricing tOOO pairs high-grade Scrim, Net and Lace Cur tains, representing a big factory purchase, to go on sale tomorrow at $1.29 a pair. Beautiful patterns in white, cream or ecru. Full stand ard sites. A timely sale of new spring Draperies that will appeal to all thrifty women. Double Trading Stamps will be given with all cash purchases made in the Basement tomorrow. 1000 pairs new f OA Curtains grades worth up to $2.30, on sale. one day, pair vl.tw Ruliled Scrim Curtains lor 98c Pair 9U25 Wool Robes, Special $1.98 BASEMENT Dainty Raffled Swiss Curtains for bedroom and summer cottage a)4 yards long and full width. These are shown In assorted patterns t r I p e i, dots, figures, etc. Exceptionally good Curtains on sale at OQ special, the pair VQC BASEMENT Extra heavy blanke Robes for motors, boating,' camp ing and beach. Shown in dark patterns and colon. Blankets like these usually sell at SJ.2S each. Buy them tomorrow in the Basement. Priced spe- QQ cial at only eDl.70 S3.00 Untrimmed Shapes 50c Double Stamps With Purchases Trimmed Hats selling formerly at nft 15.00 to 6.5o. Wednesday, choice dl.UU Children's Hate at 25c BASEMENT Odd Hats and sample lines at a Clean-Up price. Only one or two of a kind. They are nicely trimmed and are dainty be coming styles for girls up to 12 years of age. Priced while they last for Wednes- O r- ... aeUw day's selling at only IN THE BASEMENT To clean up our stock of Untrimmed Hats in the Underprice Store we name a price so low that every woman will want to buy pne or more of them. All are this season's most desirable styles In hemps, milans. tagals, chips and great yariety of fancy straws. Hardly a wanted color or shape but what's to be found in this assortment Shown in black, white, burnt and other seasonable colors. Untrimmed Hats which were priced up to now to sell at from 11.50 to J3.00. It's well worth your while toiee these exceptional Hats we offer rn. sJVU for. Wednesday at only Our Basement Underprice Store Is the Bargain Center of Portland and the Northwest Basement Specials in Houselurnlshlng Sec'h 25c Horn. Oil Outfit Can, Stone, Bottle Oil 19e Screen Doors, Complete With Trimming- at $1.00 $3.80 42-Piec. Dinner Sets whUe and gold) $2.75 $4.00 5-Cup Nickel Percolators Special Now $3.19 $4.50 7 -Cup Nickel Coffee Percolators Now $3.55 $5.00 10-Cup Nickel Coffee Percolators at $3.95 75c 3-Pint Nickel Tea Pots for Wednesday at 49c High-Wheel Ball Bearing Lawn Mower Only $4.05 S O-Foot Garden Hoe. Wtl Nozsier--Special . $4.25 15c Taylor's Silver Polish Sal. Wednesday at 10c Regular 25c Bottle "Nulac" Special Now at Only 15c Regular SOc Bottle "Nulac' Special Now at Only SOc Regular $1.00 Household Dolls Priced Special' at 69c Ic Cream Freezers One-Quart Sixe Priced at $1.49 Ice Cream Freesers Two-Quart Six. Priced at $1.60 Gray Enameled Fruit Jar Fillers Now on Sal. at 10c Economy Fruit Jars Do sen Pints on Sal. Now at SSc Economy Fruit Jars Doavsn Quart, em SaU at $14)0 Roselawn Fertilizer 10 lb. Palls SOc Grocery DepU 4th Floor For rose bushes, sweet peas, lawns, etc. Used by Portland's most successful growers 'of flowers and shrubbery. We are principal Portland agents for this well-known Fertilizer. Put up in neat tin pails Cft 'weighing to pounds net Priced, the pail.... OUC WE ARE SOLE PORTLAND AGENT FOR -V- C BURSANTS SEEDS r V. ' iHIl I an ,ii it in Journal Want Aft brln reaulta.