MAIN NEWS SECTION.
THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY . MORNING. APRIL 14,; 1918.
SETS PACE FOR I
W. I STAMP SALE
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rortiana and muitnoman ooumy 41
I Outdistanced by Eastern Ore- ?
gon Workers Last Friday.
SIMPSON WATCHES RESULTS
Interest in Campaign
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. Umatilla: ftounty cam. $o hat atrona
for Thrlt' Btampa ,.anV'Wa Savings ;
Stamps on Friday, th yfst day, for which
total sale have beeri'comprtai. by 8tat ;
ristrlbutor JeaM A." Curr.y. !
Chairman Roy T. Bishop of Pendleton, 1
jwho la going after tha work with the
usual Pendleton spirit,' pushed the county
ip to the head of the' list fo the day,
liOt excepting- Multnomah. The county's
ales for the day totaled j $10,342.46.
1'ortland and ,,. Multnomah, coiunty sold
.io'iily $9082.25 worth for the same time.
ff Umatilla county's sale for the day far
''Overshadowed all other counties, none'
bf them except Multnomah getting out
Wide of the $3000 class, and the only
... 'eounty in that class was Columbia which
-reported cash, sales amounting to
$3224.64.
The next nearest county was Marion,
where County Chairman Smith and the
ar.hool children are doing remarkable
ywork. The sales reported fnom Halem
and vicinity amounted to $2940. Among
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We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Filled Books of S. & H. Stamps Arc Redeemable in Cash on the Fourth Floors-Ask for Them!
Patriotic Notes
Vaudeville Show for benefit of
Co-D 318 Engineers, willbe
given at Heilig Theatre, April 17.
Tickets 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Fori sale on the First Floor.
Norwegian Women's Red Cross
Auxiliary and Co. H Auxiliary will
meet in our Auditorium, Fourth
Floor, Monday from 10 to 4.
wSmileage Books for the soldiers
in camp, for sale, First Floor.
Thrift Stamps and Savings Cer
tificates, Main. Office, 4th Floor.
Exclusive Portland Agents for Home Journal Patterns Easy: to Use, Accurate, Economical None Cost More Than 15 Cents
Soda" Fountain
In the Basement
Sporting Goods
Fourth Floor
Baseball, tennis and golf goods
standard makes at reasonable prices.
Headquarters for wheel goods, fish
ing tackle. Fishing licenses issued in
our Sporting Goods Department.
The Standard Store of the Northwest
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Reliable Merchandise -Reliable Methods
King
your thirst at our up-to-fountaln
in the Basement
Quench
date soda
and try our special 25c luncheon
served from 11 to 2 daily in the Base
ment. A good place to meet friends.
Every Home Should Have Two Saving Accounts!
One That Pays Interest on the Money Saved The Other That Pays Interest on the Money Spent. By Shopping at This. Store
You Get Dependable Merchandise at Lowest Prices, and a Substantial Interest on the Money You Spend Through S. & H. Stamps
'Garden Seeds
Fourth Floor
It is your patriotic duty to
plant a garden and help in the
great war for freedom. Don't
delay right now is the time to
plant Full line of dependable
garden seeds ready in Grocery
Department on the Fourth Floor.
Let Us Fill Your Or
der for Groceries
Experienced telephone clerks
at your service from 8 a. m. to
6 p. m. Our prices are reason
able quality the best TRY US!
were $38,-
Jthe other counties yesterday
pales were Raker, Gilliam, Jackson, Sher
jman and Wasco, all of which passed the
$1000 mark.
f The total sales for Friday
444.34.
, Mm pies Watches Campalga . 1
'Ixuls J. Hlmpeon, chairman of the
TV. H. 8. organization in congressional
district No. 1, has Just returned from a-'
jtour of the eastern and central counties
of the state in the Interests of his can
didacy for the Republican gubernatorial
nomination, and has naturally kept' his
. eye alao on the War Btamp situation.
." "It has been Impressed uon. me Jn
fny travels during the last two weeks,"
ays Mr. Blmpson, "that the Wlar Savings
Stamp campaign only has toi be under
stood In order to go big. I found Interest
In the thrift Idea wherever it had been
explained and was understood. In some
of the counties, on account of the long
. distances between settlements and be
cause of the bad roads, there Is still
much effort to be expended before the
jMeld Is well covered. Generally speak
ing, the W. S." S. work Is getting satis
factory resut ts. "
,, gome Oatsld. Report!
- Total sales of War Savingsl Stamps in
Touglas county are reported by County
, Chairman I. IS. Riddle to be approxi
mately $65,000. . ' !
? Linn county's total subscription to the
War Savings and Thrift Stamps during
the month of March amounted to $59,
U59.80. Lebanon's proportion of this
-was $S341.89. ;
V Associate Director G, N. Wonacott
pent Saturday at Astoria and the mouth
of the river in the Interests. of W. S.-S.,
'and this week he 'Will campaign- in val
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Dresses
New Models for
Summer Wear
All women, will be interested
in these charminr trncxs, for
they represent the last word in
fashion for the coming season.
Beautiful models for street and
party wear in taffetas, serges,
foulards, silk jerseys and other
materials. $12.50 Up to $65
A Crepe Dress $22,50
Second Floor Smart new model with
waist of Georgette crepe trimmed with
taffeta arfd taffeta skirt with soft over
drape of Georgette. Embroidered in col
ored sHk. Excellent values at $22.50
A Serge Dress $26.75
Second Floor Made up in the fashionable
bolero effect with large fancy collar, full
skirt, narrow sash and large patch pockets.
Embroidered in the new shade of blue.
A "Betty Wales" model. Priced at $26.75
Exclusive Portland Agents for Betty Wales
Dresses.
Increased .Use of
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Women's House Dresses
Monday Special, Center Circle
Of good quality striped and checked ginghams,
several styles. Also women's middy suits and
breakfast sets of plain percale and plain or striped
madras. Neat styles. Exceptional values at $1.49
$11.49
Women's New Silk Petticoats
In a Notable Sale
$7.50, $8.50, $10.00
Grades
mm
$5.95
$4.00, $4.50, $4.75 and $5.00 Silks
Priced Special for Monday at
High-grade silk from our regular stock
4.00 Matelasse 14.00 Moire, Greque
54.50 Fancy Moire -14.75 Crepe Faille and
15.00 Moire Bengaline good assortment of
wanted colors. Monday special $2.98 yard.
$2.98
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Silk Jersey Petticoats, Taffeta Petticoats, Gros de Londre Petticoats
AH the Newest Spring Grades -3 Popular Styles Illustrated
A SALE OF PETTICOATS that will be eagerly taken advantage of by thrifty women. In the assortment there are
beautiful Gros de Londre silk petticoats with deep accordion pleated flounces in novelty striped effects of various
colors also silk jersey petticoats with Gros de Londre flounces tops of solid colors, flounces 'in fancy stripes-
silk jersey petticoats deep pleated flounces jersey tops with taffeta flounces, and extra sizfe petti- 3ff QfT
coats of taffeta with fancy corded flounces. Petticoats of standard 57.50, 58.50, 510 grades, Monday DD.J0
New Coats
At $21.50
Second Floor One smart model has
inverted pleat at back, medium width
belt, convertible collar and set-in pock
ets. Made up in tan or gray mixtures.
A splendid coat for utility fl0" Cf
wear. Other models priced tDOU
AT $29.75 there is an attractive
coat of wool velour with high waistline,
large square collar, side belts. Lined
to waist. Other coats $15 to $115
New Suits
At $33.75
Second Floor Very smart and dressy
are these new suits at 533.75. One
model has deep shawl collar, fancy ves
tee, fitted waistline. Skirt is in two
piece style with crush belt. Braid
trimmed. 'Good range of sizes.
AT $39.75 we show a beautiful
new Eton suit in blue gabardine. Tunic
draped skirt. Also many other mod
els ranging from $20 up to $125
New Silks
for Spring
-Fashion authorities all agree
that the coming season will
bring an extraordinary demand
for silks to take, the, place of
higher - priced woolens. Our
Silk Section is prepared, hav
vi$g a splendid assortment of
the wanted weaves and, colors.
Khaki Kool Silks
Herbert C Hoover'sfaaet ti;rsonal Ap
V ptftl.to Avoid Waste of iood and In
: Recognition of Producers' Plight.
J K neraonal anneal for th more liberal
. 'use of potatoes by the people of the na-!
tion is oema tnaae ty Herbert C tioov- ' i
er. from whom Federal Food Adminis- fj
trator W. B. Ayer received a telegraphed j f
, request mis morning.
y' For some weeks Mr. Ayer has been
urging more liberal use of potatoes and,
through the cooperation of the baking
'. Industry, la endeavoring to have the
highest possible percentage used In
breads, lie has also sent out, for dis
, iplay in every retail store. large food
. administration" posters, urging . an ln-
-creased consumption of potatoes as a
"substitute for wheat. j
I' I cannot stress too emphatically the
importance of the use of more potatoes
' s at this time by every family and every
hotel, restaurant and other nubile eating
place In Oregon",'' said Mrj Ayer this
morning. "There is a national surplus
of potatoes which must be utilized before
4t goes to waste- and here In Oregon, be-
'cause of transportation difficulties, we
have an unusually large surplus. That
'this valuable food product may be util-
. lied, we should all eat potatoes at every
meal and bakers and housewivea should
use potatoes more liberally in bread. Ho
tels and restaurants should serve larger
- portions and wherever possible should
" include potatoes with other orders."
, Another: reason for Increased potato
consumption Mr. Ayer pointed out.; is
'the fact that the farmers who responded
to the food administration's appeal -for
maximum production are now facta- a
J substantial' loss. ' . " v
Plain or Fancy
-These are again to be exceed
ingly popular for sport apparel
and for street wear. New 1918
patterns are now ready. Also a
full range of the plain shades.
New Ruff-a-Nuff sport silks
new Pongees; new Pussy Willow
Tiffetas new Pierette Voiles.
New Tub Silks
I-Great assortment of the new
stripes, particularly attractive for
waists and dresses.. Also the new
washable crepes in the latest col
orings. Wool Coatings
and Suitings
Broadcloths, English serges,
gabardines, velours, Tourist
serges, poplins, novelty plaids,
checks and imported mixtures.
Women's Summer
Underwear
Monday at the Bargain Circle, Main Floor, we
shall have out for your inspection many special
lines of Women's Underwear vests and union
suits at prices that mean, good savings to you.
Women's Vests
Swiss ribbed or spring needle styles, plain
or trimmed. Fine quality lisle and Q1 A A
cotton vests priced 35c each, 3 for tDXeUU.
Women's extra quality lisle vests in Kflp
regular and outsizes priced at only Jvri
Women's Union Suits
Women's Cotton Union Suits, fancy or band
top. Wide knee or tight knee. Priced at 75c
Same garments, only in outsizes, priced 85c
Handkerchief Sale!
35c Linen Handkerchief s at 25c,
50c Linen Handkerchiefs at 35c
Main Floor A special purchase enables us to give our customers, in
this sale, handkerchief values that are not likely to be duplicated for
some time to come. Women's pure linen kerchiefs with dainty one
corner designs embroidered in white or dainty pastel shades. French
spoke edge with, 1-16 and J-inch hem. Three great special lots:
-LOT 1-35C OK I -LOT 2-S0c QK-ra I -LOT 3-65c yQA
At Handkerchiefs OeJl 75c Kerchiefs 7
Handkerchiefs
Handkerchiefs
35c
75c Kerchiefs
Men'sHats
At $3.50
and$5,00
Main Floor Wellington Hats in
all the popular new soft shapes
arid colors. Priced at $3.50
GRENNIS, the hat of" superior
quality. Popular soft styles. $5
Ward Cloth Hats Priced $3.50
Sport Caps
Men and young men will find the
smartest patterns and colorings here
for their selection. $1.50 nd'$2
Women's Filet Lace
Priced Very Special at Only
Main Floor1 A maker's closest lot on sale
at a very special price. Beautiful real filet lace
collars in the narrow Tuxedo styles. Various de
signs to seleft from. The lace alone in these
collars is worth far more than the sale price of
the collar. While they last choice $1.98
Collars
$1.98
Wash Goods!
A Wealth of New Weaves
for Summer Frocks
The Aisle of Cottons presents an inter
esting sight these days with its gieat piles
of summery fabrics ready to be made up
into dainty frocks for the warm days
near at hand.
Cotton Foulards
French Voiles
Special showing of the new cotton
foulards in attractive patterns also plain
and fancy satin striped voiles and French
printed voiles. t Priced 25c to $1.25 Yd.
New Plaid Voiles
Very popular this season for 1 tub
dresses. Also made -up in combination
with plain materials.
New woven madras, new percales, new
Devonshire Cloth, new crepes, new white
waistings and new batistes.
New Oxfords
for Women
The Shoe Department has
just received by express a new
shipment of the much wanted
gray kid oxfords. 5 eyelets, imi
tation wing tips, welt soles and
low Cuban heels. Also similar
style in dark brown QPT fZ(
kid. All sizes. A pair
Phoenix Silk
Hosiery
Main Floor For style and serv
ice Phoenix silk hose are unequalled-
at the price. Made with
lisle sole and lisla welt top.
Splendid assortment of the new
Spring shades. Main Floor.
Wear Phoenix hose with low
shoes l
Kodaks
Famous Eastman Kodaks and
Cameras in all styles and sizes,
Fourth Floor. Developing, print
ing, enlarging and color work by
experts. Films left any time be
fore 6 P. M. will be ready by 1 1
next morning. Send Kodak pic
tures to your soldier or sailor in
the service. , '
t! San Francisco, April 13. (U. P.)
' Passing of ths second death sentence
tm Thomas J. Mooney was continued
i today until .April 27. !
. When the case was called before Su
perior Judge Griffin today, Attorney
McNutt, for Mooney said ;
. "The defense would liket a continu
ance for two weeks. We feel, that some
; way will be found to save the court
from the necessity- of attain passing: a
1 sentence which we b.eHeve Is a most un-
' pleasant duty for.Mm." . j
The continuance iwas granted.
Greater Finland Is
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NOW IS THE TIME tn ret things in order about the house in other words "CLEAK-UP" davs are at hand
aiiid.with them he-necessity of brightening up things after the long winter. This week we shall feature a spe-
dial showing of articles you will need at prices you will appreciate.
l Stockholm, April 13.(TJ. P.) Gen
eral Mannerhelm is planning to capture
Helslngfors and PetrogTad in May and
June, respectively, the Folkets Dagblad
'declared today. ' ; . .. .
' . The Germans, the - newspaper said.
have agreed on the establishment or a 4
"Greater Finland." with a German raiKJ 1
way to . the Arctic. Germany will get J u
. - IXhonla. Ltvonla. a free Arctic harbor f f
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Garden Supplies
Third Floor SPADES. OR SHOVELS Af
with long or short handles. Special OXeTcU
SPADING FORKS, long or short handles $1.25
Garden Cul- r7K I Garden Hoes OKa
tivators at only O I or Rakes at only OOC
Lawn Mowers
Coldwell Lawn Mowers, 8-inch
'wheels, direct drive gears,flf?
adjustable brass bearing W O
Other Coldwell Mowers in all
styles and sizes. $6.00. to $17.00
Buy Fruit Jars Now !
j for the Canning Season
-i ECONOMY FRUIT JARS--plntifuI supply of all
sizes. Pts:, doz. $1.15. Ots. $1.25. V Gals. $1.50
KERR JARS
Handy wide " mouth
style. The .prices are:
-Dozen" Pints at $1.15
Dot. Quarts at $1.25
Doz. V Gals. $1.50
j KERR JARS
Regular style. Priced:
4 Dozen Pints at 90c
Dozen Quarts at! $l
with genuine zinc covers
MASON JARS
Dozen Pints at 90c
Dozen Quarts at $1
- Dozen yt Gals. $1.25
IDEAL JARS
Doz. Yi Pints at 95c
Dozen Pints at $1.05
Dozen Quarts $1.15
Housewares Section, Third Floor.
Portland Agents for
Sherwin - Williams
Paints
Paint prices are high, of course
but can you afford to let your house
go another season without paint!
Keep your property in good repair
IT PAYS in the. long run.
Our paint expert will be glad
to quote you prices and give you
any further information about the
famous' Sherwin-Williams Paints.
Screen Ddors
Third Floor
We are now prepared to furnish
screen doors in all standard sizes
also adjustable window screens in
the wanted sizes. Get our prices.
Meat Safes
At $1.50
GOOD SIZE, MEAT SAFES with
screen door and sides. Well
made. Two Removable shelves.
April SavingSaleof Good Furniture
BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING, the Furniture Store will place on sale several thou
sand dollars worth of high grade Furniture at special low prices only a few of the items
are listed here visit the department
$2.50 Tabourettes
At$1.98
Third Floor Solid oak tabourettes
in three attractive styles. These
are well made and are QQ
regular 12.50 values, at DJ.5JO
Oak Tea Wagons
At $9.98
Oak Tea Wagons with glass tray
removable top, rubber tired
wheels and lower shelf. (jQ QQ A
Priced very special only 5iea0
Telephone Stands
At $2.69
Solid Oak Telephone Stands
with stool to match. Only a
limited number of these. CJO ?Q
Priced very special only 5eO7
Piano Benches
$11.75 to $19
NewPianoBenches
Specially Priced
Third Floor Oak and mahogany finish Piano
Benches in all the very latest styles great
assortment of them to select from some
-have music rackf to match. SALE PRICES
$11.75. $13, $14.75. $15.25. $19.00
$10.00 Rockers $6.95
$15 Rockers $9.90
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$10 mahogany finish Colonial g QK
Rockers strong construction, at 50.0
SIS Green Velour Uph'st'd Rocker $9.90
120 Solid Mahogany Rocker at $14.75
Smoking Stands
At $1.48
Third Floor Fancy Smoking
Stands in latest novelty
effects. Regular Jf 4Q
J2.50 stands, for Ol.fiO
75c Art Cretonnes
At 44c Yard
Third Floor New Spring patterns and color
ings. 'Splendid quality cretonnes for yl A n
bags, draperies, tc. 75c grades, yard
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Drapery I Remnants
HALF ! PRICE ;
Third Floor Several hondred short lengths
in Scrims, Madras, SilkoHnes. .Cretonnes, etc.
On Sale Monday 1 'at . HALF PRICE 1
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Fancy Bed Pillows
At $1.48 Pair
Third Floor Regulation size Bed Pillows
filled with sanitary feathers, fancy Q1 A Q
art tick covering. . Special the pair
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