THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, . PORT LAND, SUNDAY . MORNING! JULY 21, 1918.
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-Portland Agents for Ladies', Homo Journal Pat
terns and Publications.
Portland Agents for Gossard, Nemo; Bon Ton,
Royal Worcester, Bien Jolie Corsets.
--Delicatessen, Bakery, Tea and Coffee Store.
Pore Food Grocery Store on the Fourth Floor.
Ice Cream Parlors In the Basement.
Dairy Lunch served ia the Basement.
Special
Sporting Goods. Golf and Tennis Goods,' K
daks. Films and Supplies. Dept. 4th Floor.
Complying With Orders of
War Industry Board, We
Make only One Delivery a
Day in Each District. We
Charge for Special Deliv
eries at Messenger Rates.
TRADING STAMP
BOOKS
Redeemed in Cash
4th Floor
The", Standard' Store, of the Northwest
WOMEN'S BATHING
SUITS, $4.49
Second Floor A very special sale of
women's wool bathinf suits in red,
green, navy and black trimmed in
contrasting colors. Best value in
all Portland.
BUY U. S. WAR
SAVING STAMPS
Thrift Stamps
Smileage Books
at Our Accommoda
tion Desk on 1st Floor
Get Stamos With All
Request Made That Use of Lines
Your Purchases
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
of O-W. R. & N. and Southern
Pacific in City Be Granted.
DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS TOMORROW
APPEALS TO GOVERNMENT
'"MAIN NEWS SECTION.4
KELLAHER SEEKS
MORE CAR SERVICE
EOR SHIMMERS
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OMiSoWortman
emergency rieet corporation
Asked to Help Improve Street
Car-Situation for Portland.
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Streetcar transportation "relief for
Portland's shipyard workers 1b sought
In resolution prepared by City Com-
mlasloner tan Kellaher, which asks
tjhat the 'Portland Railway. Light &
orwer company be allowed by the gov-
mment authorities to operate etanoara
Xauge cars on the Southern i'acuic
fourth street line and on the O-W. It.
N.; company line from the Peninsula
4 Is tr let to Hawthorne avenue on the
ast'side.
j Negotiations between the Emergency
Fleet corporation and the streetcar
company, whereby the government is to
supply the company with 25 additional
streetcars, have already been started.
kellaher asks that these cars be placed
la service on the cross-town lines of
the Southern Pacific and the O-W. R.
a, N company.
i . Pretest Bert Ice Inadequate
The resolution, which will be consid
ered at . the council meeting next
Wednesday, follows :
"Whereas the service afforded by the
Jstreet railway lines of the Portland
iRallway, Light & Power company to
(shipbuilding and allied Industries In the
fclty of Portland, particularly the South
Portland and Peninsula districts. Is in
sufficient. Improper and Inadequate, and
"Whereas there are existing facilities
bC other railways which. If employed in
injunction with the carllnes of the
orttand Railway, Light & Power com-
y, would constitute ample, adequate,
Convenient and proper transportation
for employes of the aforesaid Industries
between their homes and their work, and
"Whereas current reports Indicate
hat the aforesaid Portland Railway,
Light Tower company has been prom-
sed 25 new cars by the Emergency
Fleet corporation of the United States
government for use on the present In-1
kdequate and Improperly located lines
pf the street railway company,
Now, therefore, be It resolved by
he Hy council of the city of Portland.
pr., . that the government authorities
be advised that the present lihes and
Equipment of the Portland Railway,
Light at Power company do not and can
not properly and adequately serve the
hlpbuildlng and allied industries of
his city and that the use of the tracks
bt the Southern Paclfio company In
Houth Portland and of the Oregon-
Vashlngton Railroad &. Navigation
rompany, to and from the Peninsula dls-
rict are necessary in order to provide
proper and adequate ' transportation fa-
tlitlea, without the expenditure of a
arge amount of money, and
-. Bequest for Track Use Made
Be It further resolved that the gov-
rnment authorities be requested to al
ow '.the aforesaid Portland Railway,
Jght- eV Power company to use and
hmptoy the aforesaid tracks of the
ttoulhern Pacific company and Oregon
Washington Railroad & Navigation
Company In providing supplementary
Mrvtce for employes of local shipbuildi
ng and allied Industries at a rate of
Compensation within the means of the
Portland Railway. Light & Power com
pany to pay under the circumstances.
knd
"Be it further resolved that, the gov
mmrnt authorities be requested that
he 25 oars promised the Portland Rail-
Ivay, Light Power company be of
ucn aesign ana equipment mat mey
may be operated over the aforesaid
Ines of the Southern Pacific company
and : Oregon-Washington Railroad
Navigation company, and
"Be it further resolved that a certl-
led copy of these, resolutions be trans
mitted by the auditor to Charles Plez,
idee president, emergency Fleet cor
poration, at Phlladephla, and to R. H.
alahton. director. United States rail mart
kdmlnlstratlon. ' Chicago, 111., by mail.
knd the substance thereof telegraphed
he aforesaid officers.
With Cash Purchases inAU Departments Except Groceries Filled Stamp Books Redee med in Cash M
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Three Great Specials in
Women's Dresses
$24.65
LOT 1 In this sale we are featuring some distinctive
new styles combining many new conceptions in a
splendid array of dainty silken materials. These are
the very styles wanted for present, day functions. The
afternoon benefit must be attended the lawn social
the military ball -the officers' dinner- the benefit
performance at the theatre,, all command your pres
ence. At present prices one , can afford several
dresses. Ask the saleswoman to show "Lot No. 1 at
$24.65." The materials and styles will appeal to
you. Department, 2d Floor.
Women's Dresses $16.45
LOT 2 A group of beautiful dresses in a broad variety of styles in
crepe de chine. Georgettes, foulards and taffetas, styled in the smart
new surplice and basque effects with . draped or tunic C AEC
skirts. Dresses suitable to wear on any ococasion.
Special
Women's Dresses $12.95
LOT 3 This lot comprises many new styles made up of fancy plaid
tub silks, crepe de chine and taffetas some are trimmed in embroidery
and finished with Georgette sleeves and collars. Many d-J O Qr
are worth double the price asked. We specialize on them at D J.-iei7J
New Arrivals
In Women's Apparel
First Fall Showing
We have just received from our New York office
a good, generous, advance shipment of women's suits,
coats, skirts, dresses, which bespeak the fashion trend
for Fall and Winter t9l8 and 1919. We are fortunate
in getting these garments so soon, and our efforts
will be appreciated by those who are waiting for them.
NEW SUITS, are here in a broad variety of styles.
Mannish suitings in stripes and checks, velours, broad
cloths, serges and gabardines comprise the range of
materials. The plain tailored suits are exceptionally
pleasing. The new belted models in both high and
natural waist lines will attract you. Many stout
models are also shown.
WOOL JERSEY SUITS are here in many new style
effects in dark blue, green, tan gray and purple col
ors, trimmed in braids and embroidered designs.
NEW DRESSES Beautiful silks and satins and com
binations of Georgette crepes and taffetas, in many
new fancy designs. Silk fringe is prominent among
the trimmings. Jet beads also add to the newness
and attractiveness. Prices range from $25 to $52.50
NEW SKIRTS are shown in broken checks, large
plaids and stripes. Full box effects, side pleated,
with gircUe belts. Bright and neutral colors.
Clearance of Women's Sweaters!
Wool Sweaters at $4.49
Fibre Sweaters for $5.00
Department Second Floor A
Urge assortment of women's
wool sweaters in the plain and
brush wool weaves made up In
the most desirable styles, with
large or round collars, pockets,
sashes and belts. The color range
comprises cardinal, rose, green,
Copenhagen, purple CM 4Q
and gold. Special at Oft.ta
2d Floor Fiber silk sweaters,
styled with roll or square-cut
collars and with belts others
have tie sash. The colors are
rose, pink and canary. Fiber
Silk Slip-ons and Kool-Knit in
fancy weaves, with or without
collars, purled at waist line.
Some trimmed in fancy designs
and contrasting col- QfT AA
ors. Your choice at DtJeUU
$12.50 Sweaters for $6. 45
$16.50 Sweaters for $7.95
Whit Shetland Wool
Sweater $8.49
A beautiful line of sweat
ers suitable for wear on
any occasion on the
street, at the beach, motor
ing or golfing. They are
made of white Shetland
wool. Priced flQ JQ
special at only DOe7
Department Second Floor A
great sale of Women's Wool
Sweaters in a wonderful assort
ment of styles and weaves, many
different weights, suitable for
the street, the beach, for golfing,
motoring and hiking. Regulation
and slip-on styles. Our regular
stock. Values selling AfT
formerly to M2.50 DUetl
Department Second Floor An
extensive assortmept of Wom
en's Sweaters comprising almost
every wanted style and color and
weave in Angora, brush wool,
Shetland and Jersey weaves.
Our regular stock. Sweaters
formerly selling to (Pr7 QJ?
116.50, special at D I eaD
Sale of Georgette Crepe
$1.88 Yard
In the Trimming Department, Main Floor A sale of good, standard
nnalitv fieorirette crene 40 inches wide, in a large range of colors,
including black and white. A very desirable quality for
waists and dresses. Priced very special at, the yard
$1.8.8
Emb. Dress Flouncing
42 Inches Wide 98c
Trimming Dept. let Floor An extensive assortment
of pleasing patterns in embroidered voile dress
flouncings, which are used extensively for women's
Summer dresses. They are made with QQp
finished scalloped edges. Special, yard OL
10c and 15c Cluny Lace 7c
NEW LINES
In the lace section Main Floor
new patterns in narrow white
cluny laces in a large assortment
of attractive patterns suitable for
underwear, fancy work or cur
tains. Laces worth 10c and 15c
a yard. Priced special at Tc
MIDDY TIES
At the Neckwear Counter
Main Floor A complete new
stock of middy ties and Windsors
made of good quality plain satin,
taffetas and Georgettes, also
stripes, plaids and dots. Priced
very reasonable.
fact Admlntitfatloa Gives Notice That
K Other Fael for Xoa-Eiieatlals Will
ountry Clubs Are
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Thankful for Wood M
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Be Allowed.
Clearance of Women's Waists
Thousands to Choose From
Voile Waists $1.29
Dept. 2d Floor Many styles are shown in this
lot. Good quality voiles in plain tailored styles.
And fancy waists trimmed in lace, em- - OQ
broidery and fine tucks.. Priced special at OAe
Lingerie Waists $2.19
This lot comprises a large assortment of fancy
and tailored waists, made of voiles, batistes, lawn,
organdie, dimity and linen. Some are trimmed
with colored collars and cuffs. Very d0 "I Q
new styles, priced special at only j5eXe7
Georgette Waists $2.98
This lot comprises Georgettes,, crepe de chines
and plaid tub silks, in plain and fancy (PO QO
trimmed effects. Priced very special at tD70
New Dress Waists $3.19
Plain and fancy waists of good quality voile.
organdie and batiste, styled with high and low-
collars trimmed in fine tucks, embroi- CO. "I Q
dery, etc. Priced special at only DOeXe7
High Grade Waists
$9.38 to $18.75
Many of our high grade waists are now offered
at greatly reduced prices. The materials are fancy
organdies, nets, Georgettes, etc.
$12.50 Waists $9.38 $15.00 Wau to $11.25
$12.75 Waieta $9.56 $25.00 Waists $18.75
DaintyWaists$3.98
A close out of short lines from our
regular stock of dress waists, which have
proven to be in popular favor. All the
best materials are comprised d0 QQ
in this lot. Priced special at fDU0
Dainty Summer Fabrics
In a Profusion of Lovely Patterns
Domestic Aiele, Main Floor An extensive showing of new white skirtings
in the basket weaves, tricotines, plain and fancy gabardines, etc. These fab
rics are desirable for coats, dresses and children's wear. 35c-40c-50c-75c
White Organdie
25c Yard
A very good quality
of white organdie full
36 inches wide. Priced
lower than
usual, the yard
25c
Cotton Serge
29c Yard .
Cotton serge in white
and navy blue, suitable
for skirts, dresses, suits
for children's OQr
wear. The yard
Baby Nainsook
35c Yard
A beautiful quality of
baby nainsook 36 inches
wide, suitable for all
kinds of white OP
garments, yard OtIC
Just In By
Express!
40-i n c h checked
organdies, in all the
newest colors.
At. the yard
58c
A Close Out of Remnants
Hundreds of short lengths of percales, ginghams, Devonshires, Jap crepes,
white goods, table damasks, crashes, etc., in good desirable lengths at low
prices in Domestic Department, Alder Street Way.
Towels Priced Low
Bath Towels
3 for $1.00
Large, heavy bath
towels with plain or
fancy jacquard borders.
TK. k.et vtlii.f in 1 1 1
Portland, 35c "f AA home use. Priced QC about 757c linen. dQ
each, or 3 for DJ.eUU very special at OOL 27c each, dozen DO
Low Prices Prevail on Domestics,
Table Linens, Bedding, Etc.
Huck Towels
35c Each
A sale of hemstitched
Huck towels, full
bleached and absorbent.
Good, soft quality for
home use. Priced QC
very special at OOL
Huck Towels
$3.00 Dozen
150 dozen heavy
huck towels which have
slight imperfections In
the weave. They are
CROCHET BED SPREADS Full size,
fine Marseilles patterns. fl0 CA
Priced special at, each Wi.uU
HEAVY LINEN FINISH PILLOW
SLIPS Priced special, doz.
$5.40. each special at only
MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK-
Two yards wide, assorted
patterns. Priced at, the yard
48c
IASK
75c
JAPANESE NAINSOOK 4 5 inches
wide, 12 yards in a box. TA
Priced special at, the box DeJU
COTTON C RALLIES In a full range
of new floral patterns. 36 OP
inches wide. Special, yard &0s
3-POUND COTTON BATTING
Pure white, fluffy quality,
for comforts. Priced, each
$1.00
Girls' Coats
$7.98
Values to $1350
ChUdran'a Store 2d
Floor An unusual offering-
of girls' coats In
styles which can be
worn well Into the Win
ter they are made of
good quality serge in
navy blue, also Shep
herd checks. Sizes range
from 6 to 14 yrs. Val
ues up to QQ
113.50. Only Ol elO"
White
Dresses
Girls' white dresses (n
a beautiful assortment
of patterns some are
slightly soiled. Sizes
range 6 to 14 years.
We will close these out
at factory prices, rang
ing $3.50 to S9.85
Girls' Silk Coats
Third Less
$19.50 Values $13.00
$37.50 Values $25.00
A sale of beautiful new Silk Coats for girlj.
The very latest style effects with high waistlines
and in a good variety of colors, sizes 8 to 14
years, values iy.o to 37.50, 1-3 Ltbi. Also a
limited quantity of Silk Coats, sizes 2 to 6 years,
in blue, rose and tan, regular 8.95 to 13.50
values at a THIRD LESS.
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Portlander who are members of varl- el "
Mm country ciuds lurrounmng me city
IU have reason this winter to give
hank for the fact that wood Is the prin-
pal fuel used in the clubhouses. Other-
rise they would be in the same boat
tith their eastern country club brethren
ho have Just been notified by the na-
tonal fuel administration that use of
oal, coke and petroleum products will
restricted insofar as country club
ouses are concerned.
Under the regulations, however, no re-
trtctions are placed on the use of wood
hen 4t is available without the use of
allroad transportation.
Under the administration s new ref
lations wood must be used for fuel and
Is pobable that club officers will be
o notified by Holmes.
The restriction on clubs Is part of the
dministratlon's program of cutting
own on non-essentials.
Committee Plans G.
A. R. Entertainment
The "entertainment commltte of th
f rand Army f . the Republic is at work
n plans to make the visit of each mem
kr of the fifty-second national encatnp-
nent a pieasani ana memorable one.
It Is hoped to be able to give a free
Ixcurslon to Aatorla.. a trip on the Co-
umoia tuver mgnway, ana several
hente excursions. A circular letter of
elcoroe baa been sent to every oros
active visitor, which includes reproduc-
ons of local scenes and buildings, and
brief description or t$e city and Its
rtlvltles. :..
The entertainment committee is
'eaaea ry t. . u. ourcon, past com
hander In chief, assisted by T. H. Ste
rns, J. D Stevens, W. H., Hendershott
nd W. lt. Davis.. The Committee is
Mln sessions nearly every day at .the
Solid Oak Taborettes 75c Cretonnes
$1.98
Just received, another ship
ment of solid oak taborettes like
this Illustration. Strongly built
and well finished. (PI QO
In Dept. 3d Floor at wi.TO
Wool Indian Robes $7.95
Bedding Store, 3d Floor A sale of fine quality wool Indian robes Ore
gon made very desirable for camping and outing trips. (PrJ ftc
Large range of patterns and colors. Priced special at only D ecP
Porch Cushions
Special 39c
In the Drapery Section on Third
Floor Closing out a good quality
of cushions for porch and lawn use.
Porch Pillows
Special $1.98
Department 3d Floor A . sale of
pillows suitable for the hammock,
couch or auto. Priced QQ
very special at only tDXeaO
Coolmor Porch Shades
The most artistic-and durable 'slat shade made,
perfectly cool and give perfect seclusion.
Will keep your-porch
Special 44c Yd.
Drapery Store, 3d Floor A sale of cretonnes
suitable for draperies in the Summer home. All
new colors and patterns. One yard wide. J J
Values to 75c, priced special, the yard
Vacuum Carpet Sweeper
The Woman's Delight
Special $4.95
The best of its kind on the market. Ask for
demonstration in CaPfc Dept., Third - Floor.
We are agents for the . Hoover and .Ohio
Vacuum Cleaners, v Ask for demonstration in
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Men's Suits $20 to $40
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Dependable Makes
Main Floor All our suits are TAJIORED not just
put together. They are made from fabrics that have
been selected with but one main object in view viz.:
SERVICE. If you are looking for clothing of charac
ter, this is the place tcf come. Suits in all weights
from light to heavy, ranging in price from. $20 to $40
Men's Silk Shirts
Main Floor Men who wear silk shirts during the
Summer will be interested in this new shipment just
opened up. Handsome new stripe patterns, also the
latest jacquard effects. Savoy and No-Fade makes.
These silk shirts are priced special at $8.50 nd $9
Men's Summer
Underwear
Carter's celebrated underwear union suits of
madras, dimity, lisle, cotton, silk cooL light weight
garments the. acme of comfort for warm days. All
styles ranging in price from $1.00 up to $15.00
Bathing Suits $1.50 to $5
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37 Refrigerators
To Be Closed Out
Two $310 Refrigerators bow at $25.44 each
Three $44.80 Refrigerators now at $35.84 oack
One $50.00 Refrigerator now at $39.95 oach
Six $51.10 Refrigerators now $40.83 oach
Tkreo $48.60 Refrigerator now $36.40 each
Three $53.20, with - coolers, now $42.56 each
Two $57.60 Refrigerators now $46.08 oach
Thro $57.40 Refrigerators now $45.92 ch
Three $58.80 Refrigerators now $47,04 each
Two $52.50. With f Cooler, now ' $42.00 oh
Two $65.10 Refrigerators now $52.08 ech
Two $65.80 Refrigerators now $52.64 ach
One $73.50 Refrigerator now at $58.80 each
Two $98.00 Refrigerators now at $78.40 h
Ono $132.60 Refrigerator now at $106.08 oach
One $179.20 Refrigerator now at $143.36 each
$12 Gardep Hose $9.95
Hardware Dept Third Floor A very special sale
of H high-grade, garden hose, complete ?Q QC
with.noxzle. 50-ft length, reg. $t2, at J?e7ee7cl
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