Tiin onnGoii daily jouriJaI, poPvTlaiid, Thursday, juiie s, .icis.
WHdiv?ociety
JVFs
R3. LOUIS RUSSELIand
her-, daughter. Mis Cather-
e Russell, have arrived lb
th city and -are guest at
the Hotel Portland. For the past three
years they have resided ill New Tork
where Miss Catherine ha been : at
the Finch school. They, plan to pass .
Jthe summer here. rtraing east In the
all when Miaa Russell will nter
gmtth college. Since their arrival
.Monday., there has- been a. round of lrr
rmal luncheons -and - tea welcoming
them home, Tuesday Miss Margaret
Mearsbad a few guests for luncheon
In honor ot Miss Russell, and Saturday
' Miss Malsie MacMsster will give a
small luncheon at the Waverly Coun
try clue- for her. .
:i V v " . .
Mr. and. Mrs. Gfltner at "Edge
wood Lodge. 1 ' '
l tiitk Mrs. E.,jb. -GHtner left yes
terday for their .' farm Edgewc-QO
I.Tge," near Deer - island, where they
will pasa Jthe, summer. They motored
down yesterday afternoon. The farm
1s located a few miles below St. Helens,
in easy motoring distance of the city.
Mrs. Shea Home-Prom
Extended Trip. V
- After an absence of four months
from the cltyMrs. John Francis Shea
returned home last - week. She left
with Mr. Rhea the middle of January
Tor New York to visit her son Frank
lin Shea, who is gaining marked suc
cess In .the theatrical fields there.
. Later they went to Chicago where Mn.
Bhea . was playing " after which they
visited their daughter, Mrs. William
' Castleman at Louisville, Ky. Mr. Shea
returned 'after' two months and Mrs.
Shea remained enJAylng a visit at Day--'
ton, Ohio, with her husband's sisters.
She came -west by way of California
passing soma time in. Los Angeles
and at the fean Francisco exposition.
Her daughter Miss Ivalou Shea who is
, In school at Mcnlo 'Park joined her
In viewing the San Francisco exposi
tion, returning to school for ,the
remainder of the school year, on her
-mother departure for Portland.,
1 ,
I Miss Milan, Portland Visitor.
Miss A. B. Milan who is at the head
of the department of domestic science
' at the Oregon Agricultural college was
' among the women in . attendance-at
. the, Mid-Biennial council of the Gen
eral Federation of Women's . clubs In
session here. . She will return to Cor
vallis today. .
, -
Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Herren
V Guests in City. - r. "
i Mrs. A. E. Hurst of New Tdrit e-ity
and Mrs. Lizzie Herron of Salem, Or.,
are house guests of their brothers and
. sister-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. R. w.
- Holraan of 789"1 East Taylor street.
Mrs. Philip Blumauer will entertain
v at tea Saturday afternoon . at the Jap
anese tea room on the mezzanine floor
. of the Hotel Multnomah- In compli
ment of Mrs. Hurst.
Mrs. Fechhelmer Home ':
From California.
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v v ; Mrs, William Fechhelmer has re
turned borne . from -a short visit at
Kan Francisco where she went to the
Chicago Symphony concerts,
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For Bride-Elect. -
'", Honoring 1 Miss Myrtle " Hunt; i bride
s elecy Jiss Mame Boboskey was hose
he,-rerarwere decorated ith rssesr
the color -.scheme in the -dining foom
bPing yellow and white. Covers, were
.'laid ior 12. - - v,.. . .
' - . A '-";
Gnests' of -Miss Yonng. - - U'- I '
;- Miss ipolly Young entertained ia few
guests at . ber home 'at Vancouver
Barracks over last, week end Including
from Portland, Miss Violet JErslcine,
irederick.vForster, and Harry Reed.
j; ' ,v . - - - -
; ? Society1' Xotes. .'...
" r" Mr;-and Mrs; Frank Rothschild have
. left fo Gearhart , Park, where they
have opened, their summer cottage tor
.the season. - .
i-S'-".-'.:-'i -"V-j . . .
. . Jdrs. James Johns, Sr., of Pendleton
- arrived from that place the first of the
week to attend the council of the Gen
eral Federation of Women's clubs. She
V will go le Eugene from here, xo visrt
: : her daughters who are at the univer-
' " - '
v . - - -
. Miss Agnes McBrlde- has gone to
'' .Seattle to be present' at the Dawson-
, Cunningham wedding.- . .
NATIONAL GUARD MOTES
Experienced Aeronauts Wanted
V . - in Oregon Naval Malltia ,
- - To rorm Corps Here. s v
-. Captain Blair of the Oregon Naval
Militia would, like to meet any exper-
- ienced "'aeronauts ' at his headquarters
In the Morgan building. , The "war de-
- partment , has under consideration the
formation ' of an aeronautio corps In
. Oregon, and has authorized Captain
Blair, td make Inquiries and receive
suggestions. At present those not
having had experience -either as me
chanics or 'actual aeronauts - are not
Soughti their turn will come later:
p Uedlcal lixamlnstloas.
; Tbe medical examinations of the re
" i suits for the three new National Guard
- companies being formed in this city
. will -be-, held next Monday night. May
at "the Armory, beginning at ;30.
There will be the Machine Gun com
pany, supply company and headquart
;'ers company. These, are new forma
tions provided - for under the regula
tions of the war department to be part
of the ' formation' of every -Infantry
regiment. - ,
-
" Third Begtmeni to '
It Is expected - that every eompajiy
- of the Third regiment will -be at ths
Rose Festival1 parade June . 11. They
are not ordered out but allowed to
participate 1 with uniform and , . arms,
, , and. every cojoipany has officially or
, otherwise signified Its intention, to be
in line. .A dinner; will- be served in
A . CARNATIQIsr , CQgFEE
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. v' . - , - v .: . , "Photograph by ButhnelL
Miss Helen Klrschner, danh'ter ot Mrs.. Florence Kirschner, who cel
ebrated her fourteenth .birthday anniversary last .weelf.
the Armory-to all O. N.
pating in the parade.
G. men parties!
travlgatlon Course CMvea,
Lieutenant R. R. Smith, United
States navy, has been giving a class
of officers of thai-Oregon Naval mill-
Ua
a- orghs ga
For three months the class has been.
delving Into the practical problems of
higher, mathematics In connection with
theoretical navigation.- During the
cruise next July and August he ex
pects to add some of the practical" ex
perience ; of actual navigation neces
sary for i further ook and . logarith
Instruction.- f
- . Tromotloiis Are ICede.
Corporals P.- C. Teerlng and John
Henry, company iliave Jbeea , tro-
Walker of company.. J has been llke
wise 'promoted, Private Harvey f C
HeTferman is promoted ; to color, ser
geant ' and Color, Sergeant ; Charles 'H
Wortman ' has been promoted to the
rank of -sergeant major with the Third
battalion. v' - - -
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Acooantable f or sapplles. i
By specisl "orders of . the ? secretary
of. war officers and inen of the Ore
gon. National guard will hereafter- be
heldtto more strict accountability for
suonlies and munitions in their care.
AU arms and materials used and held
by the National guard are the prop
erty of the Federal government. , and
any losses will be made up out" of
the pay of the officer or man respon
sible. : - .,.
: ! . -.Will Zave July 8. . -. . v.
..The site for thS summer training
camp of the Third J-egiment, "O. -N. a..
Is close ; to the Gearhart hotel, well
supplied i with - .water for, camp pur
poses, witn raiiroaa faculties, ana
good bathing. The troops will start
from Portland on the morning of July
5 by train. Lieutenant Kenneth . P.
Williams, V. S. A., inspector-instructor
of the regiment, is preparing , the pro-
LVAYS
MRS-WHITE HER
ideal of smr
Krs.
White Bays Ker Clothes O
1 CXtEDIT, Ton Know.
at Cherry's. It was splendid of her to
tell Doris about it, because she took
for granted that Mrs. White patron
ized the most expensive tailor shops
in , the city. And - Doris . is ' exultant
about being able to follow her admired
friend's ; lead and, at tba . same time,
Sars Money on her Clothes!
A fine array, of Suits, Ceats,
Dresses, etc., is on hand at CHERRY'S
smart, becoming styles, well made
and. long-wearing. . - -
It is on CHERRY'S WEEKLY PA Y
MENT plan that Doris arranged to pay
for her smart little Coat when she
bought it Saturday. Or she might have
arranged Monthly Installments, ' '
. In othef words, "your convenience is
their terms No need of going with
out w hat you need, : or being ,broke
either. Don't forget their- place, S8
391 Washingston St., in the Pittock
block, j ' - (Adv.)
on me yaoauon - aip
olb'. 3 lbs. CD
CALLED
St
v, ' Steel ;Cut "
Sold by lionest grocers
everywllere
BY. WON A
BAWLBR
gram that will be followed during the
10 days of actual camp life. The work
each day. will be finished, for , the en
listed men at noon. The afternoons
will ba- devoted by them to rest, and
recreation.
Officers commissioned aa.d hon-com-
Vil
lastruction each afternoon. In sev
eral the same program: will be foi
lowed s last year.: .Drills and nrac-
(lcal field work, camp sanitation and
guard and -picket duty will be given
every., morning. Colonel McLaughlin
will be in command. It Is Intended to
have one nlaht in cams with shelter
tents, and to have one night of what I
is called - "night exercise," wnlch wlri
involve the surprise and formation in
the dark. ,
. . - KstatA- VrliK1 at HfLCUi i
As estat ulntil t icaoa mm Trt
by Anna M. Juchemlch, who died last
man th, according to th petlUon; filed
yesterday . for- probate of her aetata
Five sons and- three daughters re
heirs. ... V , . - - .
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V
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The Wilcox and White Co..'
- MerTden, Conn.1 ; '. . ' - .
Gentlemen: V ; ' - . - y " - "
' There are SO many wonders in the Angelus that one f can onl -peak
of the ensemble effect it is perfect The Phrasing Levef is v
marvelous, almost beyond belief in Its control of the tempo; the ;
Welodant brings out the Melody exquisitely; while the touch 4nd :
tone coloring are the height of ariistry -
, It is incomparable, ' . - 1 .
. : Sincerely yours, -
- . - ANKA PAVLOWA
: 5 - - ' " . .
We invite you to Come in td hear, arid try the -Angelus
--r-anybne can play it: Easy terms of purchase rriay
be arranged if desired.. . ,
General Western
Player Pianos, Music
. . . MORRISON STREET AT BROADWAY ;
Other Stores San Francisco', Oakland. Sacramento, Sari Jose, Lcs
- v- Angeles, San Dieand Other Coast Cities . - , .
PERSONAL MENTION
Now at Brown Palace. :
G. Klrke Drury, who will be remem
bered Ss assistant manager of the
Oreeon and iater of the Benson bote!.
is now connected with the Brown Pal
ace hotel in Denver, In a similar ca
pacity. .-.--. ;
Oregon Mineral Exhibit-
K. N.' Lawriel chairman of the" Ore
gon .bureau of mines and geology com
mission, baa .gone . to Ban , Francisco
to attend the opening of the Oregon
mineral and mining exhibit st the Pan-ama-Paclf
io exposition.; - The ; exhibit
waircollected from all , parts of j the
state through 110,000 appropriated by
the last legislature. According to wora
received from Ban Francisco. Oregon
may be well proud of ber mineral dis
play. Mr. LAvria win oe gone i"
weeas. - i "
, . v Goes to Short - .lane. 7 :
A. E. Hutchinson, formerly purchas
ing agent of the Southern Pacific. lines
in Oregon, who left .the service when
the company abolished the purchasing
headquarters here last fall,' has been
appointed .chief . purchasing , agent of
the Oregon Short Line, witn neaaquar
ters at Salt Lake City. Mf. Hutchin
son began his new duties yesterday.
, ' , . e - .- ,
Masonic. Meetings . Tonight
Martha Washington Social club. East
t?.irhtb and Burneide l all members
of the : Eastern" Star and friends in
vited. Colum"bia Lodge 114. Masonic
Templar-stated .communication. Ore
gon Commandery, , . Knignts xempiar.
Masonic Temple; social and cards.
Scottish,;: Rite - Masons, ; Cathedral,
Lownsdale and Morrison streets, fif
teenth degree..;. - ;
' Telethon Of flcials ; Herei .
-d. E, McFarland and H. D. Plllstniry,
officials of the Pacific: Telephone , St
Telegraph company at San Francisco,
and H. A. 6hearer, division claim en
gineer at Spokane,- are guesis as m
Benson. "-
e e "
Motored to. Portland. : '.
' T. t f-h rr i n a-ton an d BL. Chapman
of -Dallas arrived at the Imperial this
morning to 'attend the consistory of
Scottish Rite Masons. They motored
to Portland from Dallas In three hours.
Arrival in Fiunilyv' -Mr.
and .Mrs. Otto Kuykendall 191
teoTftfffll
ONLY thfe 2 m tn e) fi, e
sales atid a ec6nom
ical methods of dis
. tributioa ! make . such , . a
Coffee as German-American
' possible at , 30c
Steel-tut and packed air
tight. , Try a can tomor
row and -.see; WHY-C A
outsells jevery other Coif
fee in the Northwest '
- t-LB. 'TIN, 30c .
r 3-LB. TIN, 5c ,
Whit
. I . the World's Greatest t
of the , ' - .
' ' Xmperiai t Opera. v
. St. Petersbura
and the '
. Metropolitan Opef i - -:
House ". '
who will be at thi , -
Baker Theatre
Jane 7 and
ioi TWo Performances -Only
. . l&ays ol the
ANGELUS
Player Piaiid
-4
' X , , .
Representative
Rolls. Victrolas and Music .
us
Anna
Pavlova
Blandena street, are the parents of a
new baby girL. Mr. Kuykendall is em
ployed ,by- the Southern Pacific com
pany at East nrsa and Oak streets.
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: ,BUlle. Bnrke at Portland.
Miss JBlilie 3ufke. the actress, is s
guest at. the Portland- Miss Burke Is
starring In ferry.", .
. . , i . . - ' m - 1 , - i .
-3. .JV. v Robinson, mayor of Boise,
Idaho,. 1 a guest at the Imperial.
The Oregon ,: Agriculttxral - college
baseball, team Is registered at the Ore-on-
- . -
A. 3reer is a Marshfleld guest at
the Cornelius. 1
C- H.' Watsek. a Wauna lumberman,
la at the Portland. ;
William s. Angus of Gardiner, Or4
is at the NortenU-j ,
Ladlco Horned
JJon't Forget to AsU
Every :'
White Article
Reduced-
Except a Very Few
fs. Restricted Lines.
Supply -Your Sum-:tner:NeedVNOWr
-' IFISnin)AY-:E(G(D)Rl(0)MY
EMUm SMeE! IM'etfs: CfluMMi Seianeei 2'
1 r i
styles are
cluded in
n..-
"S, Cf roft
Union
Day Now lor
mr ittnn Mils Floor Save
ing, hunting beach of mountain
Mi
H -
Men
ruit-necK styies, cui in uw, gwwum suuo7.uwu uauu".
Colors cadinal and oxford. Yes, we give S. & H Trading Stamps.
Meh's $4 Coat,$wieat- CO lift Men's $7 Coat Sweat- flQ Cf
ers Friced SpeSaJ at 2ZeUU ers Priced SpeciaJ.at POeUU
Men's $4.50 Ct Sweat- CO OE
ers Priced Spedil
Men's $ Coat Sweat- gfO Kfl
ers Priced Special at PAeeJU
Wotaifavesf s and Union Salts
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Center Circle, Main FloorWomen's Summer. Underwear in the June
White Sale at substantial savings. Better come tomorrow and. buy fof
the entire Summer season.' t S. St : H. Stamps given with Purchases.
Women's Cotton and .Lisle Vests
in regular and outsize, 00-
V or round, neck, at only ,dsd
' Women's i JPlaiii or Mercerized
Lisle- Vests extra Jong Of, r
.. styles. All sizes. : Special O Jli
All Silk and Lisle Knickerbockers and Vests Reduced ' -
Etnbi-oldery LfefaQtHd at Price
C5c Fancy Neckwear, 48c
v MaiQ, Floor 27 to 45-inch : Em
'.broidery flouncing in scores of
dainty patterns. .Lengths from
lli. '.yards Up to 3 yards. .Very
, desirable for children's Summer
frocks. Swisses, Organdies And
Voile with daintiest of pattern.
Don't ' miss this opportunity to
buy fine - embroideries 1 fltf
at just 3 yII
lmD)(2S
All Styles!
-.
Shoe Dept, Main: Floor Better take
advantage of this opportunity and buy
the Rose Festival footwear - now it a
savings .Hundreds of pairs - Women's
Shoes, Pmps and Oxfords in this of
fering.' - Gunmetal, ;vid kid, dull : calf,
velour calf, suede, etc - High Shoes jn
button -orfelace. styies, with 'Cuban.'
Louis Cuban of .tnedium heels; and all1
styles toes. Pumps with tailored bow
of strip effects; Oxfofdj in lace and
trutton styies irf , short,. a. representa
tive showing of the wanted Summer
footwear. Regular $4.50 to CO Q K
$5 grad es nfc sale a t, vpair : V e O
W. A. Beck Is-a Molalla, Or visitor
at the Seward. -. , . . -
' Dr. Lilian C -Irwin, a Seattle phy
sician, is a guest at the Multnomah,- -
James Kyle, mayor of Stanfieid. Or.,
is at the imperial. ...
E. II. Croner is - registered at the
Nortonla' from Paisley, Or,.
' A. Churchill of Salem, state su
perintendent of publia Instruction, is
a guest at the Cornelius. . ..'
L. T. - White ; and family' of San
Rafael, . CaL, are at the Portland. ' .
H.' J. Slusher is an Astoria-visitor
at the -Oregon. ;:.:;- "r,':"
- C. H. -Taylor and wife of Ostrander,
Wash., are at the Seward. -r
A party of .a dosen or mors tour
ists .principally from Pawling and
Marion, N- are at the Multnomah
under the care of Oeorge K. Masters
lours.- . , . ; i
Cotinlci
f or Free Cofty ol Godd Dressing" Illustrated Fashion Manain
Rclizbte Merchandise
Peolte Piicna Mszshall 4C00
tbiaorroiV tVllh Ail
Casli Purchases on
All Salts Sclllnn
Men's C25 Sulfa,
tlen's Stbri. Main Floor DRESS UF FOR TtfE ROS FESTIVAL! I, We are goin g to make it esy ior every
mail to look his best at. smaljt Co$tl Beginning tomorrow our entire stock of Men's Suits "and Raincoatj enter the
June. Sale at noteworthy reductions. Several of the best known makes of Men's Clothing are teftresented, and the
strictly up-to-date.- Smart mixtures,
this sale.. Complete range o sizes lor regulars,, stouts . and slims.
e..t.. lf,Af 1 VTn' Cnil 1 liner jhiitrtL. ' -4 J.O
Men'i
tofore
Young Men's t Suits selling nereto
forev tinder, $2aOQ, in the Qi CA
June Clothing Sale, cnlV J-aSeOV
Men's
tofore
,8iii:Vt7ntte Shirts, 73c
Main' l" -Sale of Men's White Shirts for.
Festr rJ t 'ns.-; Plain' and plaited, bosom
styK , ith . Vn-back cuffs; and negligee
Shi. Jfith soit collars and cuffs. Scores
of patteaSiAli 2s. . Shirts worth r7Q
to $1.25, on sale tomorrow at only V
OliSQ Shlrio Noiv 01al5
MairJ FiobrtThese' are the iamous 'Fifth
Avebtrei" make. Every Shirt . guaranteed
fast toloT.;, MaJc ...f rqva , soiserte. .repes
fnd madras. Cut lull. . Regular "IK
$10 .Shifts, priced special 5 at ? vXeXtf
S1.25 UDloii SMts at 70c
Main -Floor Men's Union Suits of the cele
brated"Corwith',make. Short sleeves or
tr. . . - sieevcicss ana.. T4 . or -.icuee- icugin rwe
grade white elastic fabric. Shown in sizes
34 - up to 50. Standard. $15 .iJQgi
Suits, on sale . tomorrow - at iw
Vacation ilnys
half oh thit new Sweater for fish
wear. These are all in the popular .
Men's $70 Ct Sweat- CO 7C
ers Priced Special at . V ds f O
Metft$8.S0Ct Sweat
era Priced Special at
S4.25
Women's Fine Lisle Union Suits
in sizes .34. 36 and 3& At
Sale Price for tomorrow xi7 U
Women' Fine Lisle Union Suits'
in sizes 40, 42 and 44, tZQgi
Sale Price for tomorrow. Ja7y,
Main Floorr-Women's ; Vestees
in many attractive -styles of lace,
ttet and., organdies. ' These ate
shown in white and eream. Many
trimmed . with plaitings. New
OHCntal collars also included ; in
this lot Grades whkh you ire
asked 65c -fon at other 4Qi
stores. ' Your choice now vV
82.98
kf fs.--..'. vei "V-
all
i
aS
a v
1- 1 1 v i
Jfudffe A. S. Bennett and fareiJy, ot
The . alies, are at - the Imperial. . ,
Mra George W. Evans, Mra I". W,
Fenton and Mrs. O. Baker comprise
a McMinnvIUe party at the Cornelius.
, F A. Moore and O. 5. Gray are Tur
ner guests at the Nortonla. . .-
J. S. ...A Beokwlth-? and family of
Rochester, N. T., are at the Portland.
D. . Whl tney of San Francisco. . a
member of the staff of iOrchardind
Farm, IS a' guest at th Imperial;
H. R. Balleyof Toronto, Canada, is
at the Kortonia. ;4 - -.-.-f i
' Rev. -,"L.' F. Redua of Southinrton,
Conn., is a guest at the Multnomah. ,
A. H. Cox of Pendleton Is registered
at the -Oregon..;-w-tof;--:,-:,-:;
a-vV-v"'-1 ..... .." v. ' 1 'j i
I Berlin firemen "use, asbestos soreenS
to protect therrt from heat When fight
ing fires at close range.-. ..." .y ,
ReliabB Methods
' 1. ; ;.. Home -Phone. A-C231
Up to $2000e Special Gl50"
S18e7g $03 Saito fdir G26e2S
iincy : worted,cheviots etc BkUtS
Suits selling here- !H A QK
at $20. Sale Pric tpXfteOU
Uen'i
tofore
Suits selling herd- CI Q rjfr Men's
at $25. Sal Price VAW - ' tofore
: Straw
Graded SclllnQ at S1.50
Boys', Store, Min Floor Odd lines and small lots Boys' Stnw
Hats to be closed out at once. Great mlny attractive styles, mostly
for smaller boys. Hat ielling;, formerly at $1.50 on special QOn
table and priced for tomorrow's, .selling at ..--"....V. . ... iV -.yP.V
MO
A -
' "l ' i '''" Vl ,1
S15.00 Sotta $9.98 r . vs.:,
Main.' Floor Radical), price reductions on
Boys' Norfolk Suits bring, matchless savings.
Splendid wool materials cassimefes, chev
iots and tweeds in smart brown and gray
mixtures. ! Sizes for. boys 6 to 18 years of age.
Boys' $ 5.00 Norfolk
Boys' $ 6.50 Norfolk
Suits now
Suits now
: Boys' $ 7.50 Norfolk
Boys',; $ 8.50 Norfolk
' Boys' $10.00 Norfolk
Suits now at
Suits now at
Suits how at
Boys' $12.50 to $15 Nirfolki rfow at
S10 Middy Sults34.05
Main Floor Smart little Suits
f or 4 boys in the popular Oliver
Twist and . Middy styles. This
.lot is! composed of manufactur
ers' sample lines of only one or
two ol a. kind. Made: from fine
grade -cream- Serge- and- Palm
Beach, Cloth. ; Good colors and
. beautifully finished, U' Regular
$10.00 to $1S.00 Suits OA Qti
priced special now at VteiJ
45c. Scrims at
: :: . :21Lc
Bargain Circle. 1st Floor
K special , factory purchase; of.
3duu yards just received in .time
for tomorrows sale,
enal opportunity '
housewives . to buy
A pbfcnom
for 5-thrifty
the needed
Draperies for biingatow or Sum
mer cottage at less' . than, half
regular price, Daintiest of pat
terns in Etamines, Marquisettes
and Voiles, in cream, "white and
ecru." Our regular 45c Cur
tain materials Offered for Oi m
this v sale . tomorrow, at
. l: L
J
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Girls' Coats Blot
GirlS12e50 Cciafg Ttiyw CDeS7
GiHsVS2i,GQ Gbats Now 01G;13
" " '"' . 1 -. 1 . '1 " ' s.
Dept 2d Flodf Wbrth-whlle-' savings, on Children's Coats' during
jthe June White Sale. Very newest models in white and all the
wanted colors. Ages 6 to 14 years. U . . .
Girls' iliSO Coats now $ 07 j Girls' $18.50 Coats now Sl.n
Girls' $15.00 Coats now 311.25 j Girls' $20.00 Coats now'Sli X.J
Girls1 $16.50 Coats now $12.37 1 Girls $21.50 Coals now 510.13
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GMhh felladies at
Second Floor Girls' Middies in ttain white with side and-front 1 ic
ing, and.flannel collars and cuffs of scarlet or navy. Also uif'i
Copen and scarlet galatea collars, cuffs. Ages 6 to 14. . 51 to vl.'- .
i fioivte Ui3 Tlrac td
Women's $1.25 Gowns In hQft
several styles, now" atV
Women's White Skirts QQn
$1.50 ferades at special 031
Wanainaker Adi.I:;
To Be Local 6u
Joseph IL Apbet," advertilnar nu?
ger for John Wanamsker, will t; t
next . Monday in Portland on his
home from San Francisco. He vili
met "at the station by A -.Chamber
Commerce committee and will aJr.
the membership council at luncheon
neon.'. Mr. Appet is credited vrtx 1
Ing built tip the Wansmaker advert
ing system which has bsen w!J
copied by other large advertisers. :
Appel Is being given formal receipt
at every large city he visits n l
called upon to address the busis;
men on the value ot advertising:.
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1 I
-4
-:m Every
White Ariicls
, Reduced
Except a Very Few
Restricted Lines.
Supply Your Sum
mer Need3 NOW I
, and J3i-AUK.b are aiso in
Suits selling here- QOO ft ft
at $30. Sale Price
Suits selling here- QOJ , O C
at $35. Sale Price v-V-'
I V III . ' , M I, I ", ,1 Ml
at $3.98
at $4.48
5.62-
6
.25
t7.48
59.
Glcnivood Oilier
,2-Hlbs, MZz
Orocery Dept. 4th Floor Glen
wood. Butter always uniform in
quality. Made by one of Oregon's
largest and beat creameries es
pecially for Olds, Wortman &
King and delivered to us freh
daily. No deliveries at the above
price except with - other pur
chases in G-rocery Dept. tQA
The 2-pound square for JO
BIRTHDAY and WEDDING
CAKES made to Order at Low
est, Prices. CompUte line Delicatessen-
Goods, Fruits, Vege
tables, etc.,v Phoneyour; orders.
af Sale -Price!
0i; 01.39 ana Of. C
Hupply Your UzzC :
Women's. $i. SO to $1.69
Drawers, JDpen styles, at
Princess Slips, worth up fj'"'
td $1.69. Special now at
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