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: i SIXTEEN PAGES " RE.1L K8TATE, BUILDING, MARKETS SECTION TWO SPORTS, WAJTT ADS AUTOMOBILES, ROADS PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1917. UTAH : HIGH JUNIPER All Cask Purchases Made Monday Will Go on Your May Account Payable June 1 Trading Stamps Given on Charge Accounts If Paid on or Before the 10th of Each Month Manicuring and 'Hair Dressing Parlors, 2d Floor Trunks, Suitcases and Bags, 4th Floor Artistic Picture Framingto Order at Lowest Prices, 4th Floor Furniture, 3d Floor I LADIES HOME - JOURNAL PATTERNS ARE EASY TO USE AND AUTHENTIC IN STYLE 10c AND 15c PORTLAND AGENTS FOR' GOSSARD BIEN JOLIE NEMO BON TON ROYAL WORCESTER COFShTS SODA FOUNTAIN AND ICE CREAM PARLORS IN THE BASEMENT UNDERPR1CE STORE' KODAKS AND SUPPLIES 4TH FLOOR DEVELOPING PRINTING FRAMING AND COLOR WORK Full Line of Wheel : Goods on the -4th Floor Baby Carriages, Go-Carts, Sulk ies, Bicycles, Tricycles, Play Wag ons, Coasters, Kiddie Kars, etc. best makes at lowest prices. Head quarters for golf and tennis goods. The Standard Store of the Northwest Take Luncheon in Our Tea Room Appetizing luncheon served drily from U-.30 to' 2:30 after noon tea from 2:30 to 4:30. A pleasant place to dine. No advance. ,s, Wortman & Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Larsen Breaks Old Intercolle- . glate 4 Mark of Richards With' 6 Ft, 5 3-8 In, Leap. CORD SHMRER PENNSYLVANIA GAMES WINNER IS DISQUALIFIED lOatiseinuHev Takes Tint In Century rrtibuan Met JTew mm jseooru. Philadeinhia. April 28. (I. N. 8.) (Records Were again smashed today in (the University of Pennsylvania's ath- lletlo carnival. Tn thi rnnnlne high lump, C. Larsen Inf Bait ke City set a new American jlntercolleglate record with a jump of 13 feet 6 inches, me iormer mam was made by Alva Richards of Cornell, 16 feet 5' fhches, and had stood since litis. . i In ''the f mile-, freshmen college race. jibe runners from the U. of P. chalked jp a new mark of 8:22. beating the old iark .Of 8i2S 4-5, also set by a Penn sylvania, team. . One? disqualification marked the con cluding day of the meet. In the 100 vara cash uauzpmuiier won uul Msquallfled because of being under suspension, by tho A. A. U. Results: , Javelin throw R. Nourse. Prlnce- on. first; ti. vvanace. i-eniisyivaiim. I second; L. Vogel, 'Notre Dame, third; toward Berry, Pennsylvania, fourth, distance 166 teet inch. I High lump Uice ot Kansas u. was legend and Thibault Ienn. Haub. Car terie institute: Hughes, Pittsburg, and lUerrlngton. Lehigh, tied for third. I Special? event, juu-yaru un, turn leats First heat won by Butler, Du- IHiaue: Haymond, Fenn., second: vioore. Harvard, third. Time, 10 3-5 teconds. . Secona heat won dv uauzemuuer. I'enn. State. Brewer,- Maryland htate. 1econd; Teschner, Harvard, third. rime, 10 8-6, seconds. VUtiegc UIJC I nay ctcin aw. wi, y West Virginia U. Stevens tastt- ute ot recrmoiogy. secoua; xempie j. bird. - Time, 3:3 1-5. Event No. 2--Won by Indiana State formal. Carlisle Indians. second; iucknell, third. Time, 3:34. Event N-o. 3 Won by Colgate. Car legie InBtltute of Technology, second; Jhlo Wesleyan, third. Time, 3:33 3-6. Event No. 4 won ny pmsDurg. ordham, second; Brown, third. Time, 0:30 r-o. - Bhotnut Won by D. Sinclair, 'rlnceton, distance 46 feet 1 inch. C. i. Hlgglns, Chicago, second; Cann. Tew York U.. third; Beck, Perm. State, ourtn. MeaOowbrook enanen,ge, two mues. ame. second. Pole; vault -Won by Neustadter; eirht. 12 feet, 2 inches; second, a le between; Landers of Pennsylvania ind Graham of Chicago, height, 12 e.et':' fourth tla?e. tie between Run- on Oli' rennayivania smie, owru ui ennaylvanla and Harwood of Harvard nd Babbitts of Harvard, heights, 11 eet Inches. 120 yard hurdle won by Simpson, lissoniri; Erdman. Princeton, second; mart, Northwestern,- third; Crane, ennsytvania, fourth. Time, 16 2-6 econds. Broad iutno Won by Sol. Butler, ubuque, distance 23 feet 6 inches; ertoiet. rennsyivania, secona; jones. ennsylvanla, third; Smalley. Penn- ylvanta, fourth. Discus tnrow won by Hustea, ii nois, distance. 128 feet 4 inches; Hlg- lns, , Chicago, second; Nicholas, rown, third; Sutherland, Pittsburg, nrtn. -. Pour mile college relay champion- hjp of America Won by Chicago, ssachuaetts institute, second; La- jayette, third; Pennsylvania state, burth. Time 18:39 1-5. VALKEE, RED SOX v mm mm mm m m ttiti m IS SHOWING GLASS r - -v uccessor to Trls Speaker Is Playing High Class Ball .With Champions; pollege relay championship of Amer- ;a, won oy Pennsylvania; xxoire itnie, s minuies i-o NeWTork. April 28. (I. N. S.) sdI ration, coupled with what learned oston might call "inherent ability to kvort on', the baseball greeneward las made TiUy" Walker a valuable set to the Red Sox. Had-lt not been for the baseball tal which sent Tris Speaker to Cleve- nd and resulted in the Red Hose se iring Walker from the Browns at the art of last season "Tiny ' would nave eked the Inspiration. Tristran,. the mighty, is alone re borwslble for .-'ambitions that have burred. Walker on to become one of e American league s best all-around itfielders. When 'Tilly' was called upon to II the boots left vacant by Speaker's parture-from the City of Culture knew he had a Ms job on bis indsvfor Speakers are few and very, ferjr far- between. But "Tilly" buckled to. the Job, laced up the large-sized fioee and went to it. V Hits Ball on 2Tose. Luckily for Walker the deal which nt him. to , Boston helped him to of the world's aeries pie and made m a member of the World's cham ons. And "Tilly" is holding onto s JOO with both mitts these days. Last season Walker hit .265. which not . considered terrific hitting for h outfielder by any means, but many his hits were for -extra bases, and k showed the pitchers a mean stick hen there were' men on the bases. In e. field he finished with an average .869. . Boston fans are watching Walker's brk this, year In the-belief that he ill show great Improvement. He u started off the season hitting like demon, and, although the fast pace haa been setting will bo bard to ep up when the crafty pitchers get ttled down to steady heaving, his brk. with the Red Sox has helped bstones to forget the disappointment ey- felt when . speaker was sold to rn Zunn' Indians, . Economical Shoppers Invariably Do Their Buying at this Popular Store Great 25c Sale Of Women's Underwear and Women's Hosiery Two extra special offerings for Monday at the Bargain Circle, First Floor. Look, to your needs. Women's Vests 25c Bargain Circle, First Floor Women's Sleeveless Vests of pure white cotton and lisle. Ribbed and shaped effects with neat crochet yokes. Are QC ihown in all sizes. Monday special, garment MtlC Women's Hose 25c Pair Bargain Circle, First Floor Women's fine lisle and cotton hose in white and black also women's Hose with fiber silk boot in black only. Shown in a full range of sizes.. Best elastic ribbed tops. OF Double heel and toe. Priced special, the pair mOL Extra Special! 35-In. Chiffon Taffeta At $1.39 Yd. Choice of Beautiful New. Colors and Combinations Center Circle, Main Floor At the above special price Monday only. Strictly first quality silks from our regular stock 3 5-inch all-silk chiffon taffetas in 25 of this season's newest colors, including browns, tans, grays, myrtle, old rose, maize, light blue, pink, lavender, cream; also black or white. Many in exquisite changeable combinations. Es pecially desirable for costumes, waists, skirts and linings. Don't miss this splendid op- J- QQ portunity to save. Monday, special, yard, J)Aeji r Save Your S. & H. Stamps And Turn Them Into Dollars T Sale Extraordinary Women's Shoes All This Week At $3.48 Women's Button and Lace Shoes in all shapes and styles- patent, gunmetal, calf and kid. Also white canvas sport shoes trimmed with white nubuck and low slippers and pumps in dozens of (1Q AO styles. Priced very special for this sale V3efxO At $3.98 L9S Portland's Greatest Sale Women's Coats Begins Monday Morning at Olds, Wortman & King's Af 1 A 132 Women's. Misses' xL O O new Spring Coats in all the season's smartest modes for sport, street and dress occasions. Made up in flannels, velour, poplins, golfine, Bedford cords, gab ardines, tweeds, etc. Half and three-quarter , lengths in belted and loose effect, with the ' new large collars, cuffs and pockets. White, navy, green, rose, chartreuse and other plain shades; checks, stripes, plaids. d-J A Qff All sizes. Priced special only J5-Ixetf A C1 Q- ft l Beautiful i-L j)17iOJ for art oc new Coats for afl occasions from the smartest sport effect to the novelty styles. Borella cloth, cheviots, velours, whip cords, poplins, gabardines, satins, silk pop lins,, silk jersey, and various other ' materials. Any number of handsome models inboth belt ed and loose styles. Included in this lot are women's capes and dressy coa-ts for evening. All the new plain colors, stripes, J"f Q Off checks and plaids'. Special only At $24.85 this assortment about double the sale price. Smart models in shirred waistline, belted and loose effects, with full flaring bottoms. Many beautiful coats for afternoon and evening wear, trimmed with marabou and fringe. Materials are Khaki-Kool, satins, silk poplins, borella cloth, loopine and velours. Several new cape coats are also included. Splendid range (PO Off of colors. Remarkable values at PO0 Patent, Dull Calf or i:id Shoes with Cuban, heels, cloth or kid tops, plain or tipped toes. Laced or buttoned. Also brown or black kief or patent pumps. CQ"QQ ManyVih large buckles. Special pair at vOeiO A f fc A Oft 8'in- white vlvet Calf Boots, VttO button styles, half Louis heel, 8-ih. black kid boot with long, narrow last, high Frencn heel Havana brown, 8j4-in. laced boot, plain, round toe, half Louis heel patent or kid vamp with white nile cloth top, laced, (J A QQ ow heels. Sale price the pair at only rxUO A f Or QQ 8-in. Laced Boot of gray nu- n.t pJSKJ buck, imitation tip, high covered heel cocoa brown kid laced boot, 9 n high, covered half Louis heels, turn sole rrown calf laced boot with harmonizing cloth top whits near buck sport shoes with low Cuban heel, fancy perforations, exceedingly dressy. QQ Specially rriced for this at the pair pOUO At KA Oft J4-in. White "Cero" Kid xL vO0 Laced Boot, new eastern last. covered French heel, aluminum plate 8 in. white nubuck laced boot, plain pointed toe, enameled high heel 8 in. tan Calf button' boot with champagne colored kid top, covered half Louis heels 8 in. tan laced boot with buck, toppings, high heel: 8 in buttoned boot o,f black kid, white kid tops, fancy Milo button, leather half Louis heels tan calf laced boot with high heel, imitation ! QQ tip and-f ine perforations " Priced at, pair vOelO WOMEN'S 8 In. Ivory, Chamois and Buttoned Spats in Q" AO White, special pair J-LeTtO Any Trimmed Hat $7.50 None Reserved Choose any Trimmed Hat in the Millinery Salons Monday at 7.50! This includes, of course, our entire stock of pattern hats many of which were formerly marked to sell at three or four times the sale price. Black hats, white hats, green hats, blue hats hats in all the wanted shades and in all the-most desirable straws. Beautifully trimmed with flowers, ornaments, stick-ups and novelties of all kinds. Models for sport, street and dress wear. Choose fTQ any hat Monday for only Basement Sale of Women's Dresses at $11.95 Beautiful New Models Made Up in Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, Taffeta and Imported Pongee Decide right now to see these dresses the first thing Monday morning for never were such charming frocks priced so low. Our Basement buyer bought the entire surplus stock and samples of one of New York's most prominent manufacturers of women's high-grade dresses at a price which enables us to sell them for less than you could buy the materials for today. Scores of beautiful models in the Assortment sport dresses, street dresses and dresses for evening wear, made up of fine quality crepe de chine, crepe meteor, imported pongee and taffeta. Plaited and flare skirts, new large collars, cuffs, pockets. Many in the popular high waistline effects; others in straight-line styles. Q-j - Qp Shown in all leading shades for Spring and Summer. Price, $XXeaD Garden Tools And Lawn Needs Third Floor Buy your garden and lawn sup plies at this store and get the best in quality at a reasonable price. S. & H. Stamps given with purchases an additional saving to you! Spading Forks at 80c to 51.25 Garden Rakes at 27c to 45c Steel Garden Rakes at 80c-95c Lawn Rakes, good quality, 50c Long or short-handle Spades or Shovels priced today only $1.00 Ladies' Hoes or Spades at 50c Onion Diggers now priced 40c Goldwell Lawn Mowers $3.75, $4.00, $530, $6.00 to $11M Hand Cultivators, 35c to $1:10 Garden Trowels at 8c to 20c 12-inch Coldwell Lawn Mowers with 3 cutting blades IQ IJfT of tool steel, priced at tPOe I O 14 -inch Coldwell Lawn Mowers now 1 4-inch Coldwell Lawn Mowers, four cutting blades. Itr ETA ly tJJUJ Priced for today onl Mower, four blades, 16-inch Ball-bearing Aft :, at PVeVFJ moo Sherwin - William Paints & Varnishes We are Portland agents for Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes. If you are to do any paint ing this Spring come in and let us quote you prices. Department, Third Floor. 50-Ft. Garden Hose at $4.95 With Nozzle and Couplings Third. Floor 50-ft. length H-inch black guaran teed Rubber Hose complete with couplings and nozzle. Act quickly, for this lot will & A QP not last long. The sale price today is nrxei7J "National Baby Week" Sales Baby Book Free to Every Customer Second Floor April 3th to May 5th will be "National Baby Week" through out the entire country. We have prepared a list of splendid bargains for this event, a few of which are noted in this ad. Everything for baby at low prices. INFANTS' LONG SLIPS and infants' short dresses, made up of fine soft nainsook, with dainty yokes and tucks. Great many styles. Priced 69c, 79c and up. INFANTS' KNIT SACQUES Special showing of infants' knitted and crocheted sacques in many pret ty styles, at Baby Week Prices. WOOL SHIRTS AT 39e We have only a limited number of these shirts, so be on hand early Monday morning. Sizes 1, 2 and 3. While they last, special, at 39c SILK SHIRTS AT $1.19 Infants' silk shirts in the famous "Alma" make. Sizes from 1 up to 6. Baby Week Sale, garment, $1.19. Special Line of Infants' JVear at Bargain Price Manufacturers' surplus of Cassimere Sacques, Shawls, Wrappers and Night ingales fresh, clean, new garments the entire lot to go on sale at less than factory prices special at 49c, 98c, $1.49 up to $4.49. Every mother should attend this special sale. Special lot of Flannel Shirts, short or long styles, in Gertrude and waist effects. Ages six mon-fhs to four years. Also Pinning Blankets in the sale at special low prices. All hand made Slips, Skirts and Dresses In this sale at Baby Week Prices. See them. r Grass Furniture New Shipment Just Received Third Floor There is sure to be a scarcity of this Furni ture later in the season, so step in now and make your selections. Lounging or steamer chairs, rockers, tables, tabourettes, stools, baskets and various other articles. SPECIAL Mahogany Lamp Standard, piano height. Priced QO QQ very special at ve0 SPECIAL Mahogany Table Lamp Globe, shade and frame. Spe- (Tft cial now at only tJ)tlU PORTLAND AGENTS FOR OHIO STANDARD AND THE HOOVER 1LECTR1C SUCTION CLEANERS. New Spring Rugs Grass Rugs at $2 to $10.50 Navajo Rugs at $2.50 to $20 Fiber Rugs, $1.75 to $12.50 BraidedRugs,.$1.48 to $1.98 New Rag Rugs, 38c to $1.48 Royal Bengal Rugs priced specially from $12.50 to $90 Card Tables Special $2.48 Third Floor Nice, handy size that will fold to take up very little space. Leatherette or felt covered top. Well d A A Q braced. Monday only tpe'dtO r Garden Seeds That Grow A garden will help wonderfully in reducing the high cost of living. Plant every foot of ground pos sible. Full line of standard grown vegetable seeds in Grocery Dept. Roselawn Fertilizer Unsurpassed for rose bushes, sweet peas, lawn or garden a perfect plant fopd. Priced, per 10-pound pail at only I OC Snider's Catsup Special 20c Fourth Floor Limit one dozen to a customer. Snider's Cat- on sup, Monday, the bottle at iUC Experienced telephone clerks at your service, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Order groceries early in the day. Men'sShirts Special 79c Main Floor To lose out a num ber of broken lines in Men's Shirts we have priced them at about cost of making. Thrifty men will be quick to see the ad vantage of supplying their needs for several months to come at Ihis sale. Excellent quality ma terials and neat patterns. Soft cuff style. Sizes 14 to fTQ 16J4. Priced special at iVL Men's Carter Union Suits At $1.19 Main Floor Men who wear "Car ter Union Suits" know there are no finer garments to be had at any price. This week we shall sell the famous make in super weight cotton, splendid garments for year-round wear J" " Q fine elastic ribbed, at PeXt7 Cashmere Hose M OC Box 6 Pairs plt) Main Floor Men's fine Cash mere Hose at a special low price for this week. Shown 1b Oxford and black and in sizes up to. 11. Standard quality the kind you have always paid 25c the pair for. Supply your needs now at the special low price Q- OP for the box of 6 pairs PJLe) NewSpringWashGoods In the Season's Choicest Weaves Aisle of Cottons, Main Floor Our showing of the new Wash Fabrics is large and varied every wanted weave and color is represented New Japanese Crepe New Ginghams New Devonshire Cloth New Golfines New Corduroys NeV Voiles in plain and fancy New Pongee Shantung New Inlaid Voiles in beautiful designs and colors New Madras Shirtings tfew White Batistes, Lawns, Or gandies, Swisses, Voiles, Embroidered Crepes, Flaxon, Embroidered and Hemstitched Voiles and various other weaves at lowest crices TOWELS, SHEETS, BEDSPREADS, SHEETINGS, Lowest Prices" RICHARDSON'S TABLE, ART AND KERCHIEF LINENS.' 41 J Boys' Suits At $4.45 Extra Pair of Pants Free With Each Suit Main Floor Latest Norfolk models. m noreuy mixrures m good dark colors. Sizes for boys (J A A 6 to 18 vears of are. SnHil D4lrfl-0 A Suit Hanger Free with Each Salt Boys' Corduroy Pants 98c Main Floor Boys' Corduroy Pants at a special low price. Splendid quality material in good dark colors. Cut in fall standard sizes, with taped seams. QQ Sizes 6 to 18 years. Sale price, the pair at OC , Boys'Shirts&Blouses55c Main Floor Boys School Blouses and Shirts, made up in good quality madras, cheviots, percales and Diack sateen. All sizes for boys 6 to 16 years " of age. Plain colors, stripes, black. Priced ODC I