The Oregon daily journal., October 13, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

iTIIE-OIIEGON .DAILY, JOUUNAL; POHTLAND, , OREGON
Tomorrow Last
Day of Annual October Sate of Household Drugs, Standard Toiletries and Top-Crude Sundries-! ncluded in the Sale Are te "Splendid Products of Our, Own Laboratori
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' Saturday Is :
"National .Candy Day"
Lipman,- Wolfe & Co. Featuring
"Rue de la Paix" Chocolates, "Necia"
Chocolates and "Favorite" Chocolates
If you have a sweet tooth, Saturday is the day to "cele
brate" -and sjnce one should consider nothing but the best
for a' day so important as ."National Candy Day. one
.should lay in a supply of the famous chocolates that are
to be obtained at Lipman, Wolfe's. '
- Especially the Rue .de la Paix" chocolates pure, de
licious chocolates that literally melt in one's mouth. ' Full
assortments of other temptingsweets chocolate-dipped
fruits and nuts, full-cream caramels, Plumbridge baskets,
and hard candies of all kinds and allthecandies made
in our own kitchens.
On the First Floor Lipman, Wolfe ft Co.
Learn How to Make
Paper Costumes t
Lessons Free s.
Tomorrow' the last day;d
the Dennison5 Art Classes at
Liptnan, "WolJeV. " All inter
ested in paperf costume making
and crepe paper ropeVeavhig
should not fail to take advan
tage of this free instruction.
Classes from" 10 to 12 a.
m. and fronv2 ,to 5 p, m. ;
Stationery Section
On -the Xiret Floor.
Beautiful New -
Marabou Gapes
Delightfully d i f f er e n t
styles ;many with ostrich
trimming. - Made -by. one ' of
New. YorkY foremost manu
f acture r s. Priced $5 to
$11.75.
On the First Floor
Lipman, Wolfe 6c Co. Vigorously Gohtinue
The Great Sale of Boys Sampeck Suits
at the Lowest Prices in Years
Smartest of Style Finest of All-Wool
Fabrics Most Wanted Patterns and Shades
Eyery One of the Suits
With 2 Pairs Knickers
How the boys stick out their, chests and strut about when
they're wearing "3ampeck" suits for every boy knows, and
every boy's mother knows that "Sampeck" stands for the
acme of perfection in boys' clothes.
Every one of thfs suits in the sale is all-wool every one
made along those lines boys call "snappy" newest ofE mod
els finest of tailoring all with belts- all fully lined True
economy to bujr such superior suits at these sale prices at
$14.50, $15.50 and $17.50. '
. Boys' Section On the Fifth Floor
In tk$ Juvenile Store at Lipman, JVolfe's
Girls' Autumn and Winter Garments
in the Styles That Are "Youth's Own" 5':
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Girls' 'Coats in a Sale -:s
Hundreds of New Coats Many of Them
Fur-Trimmed Sizes 6 to 16 Years -3 Featured Croups
$10 $12.95 : $1455
and other coats to $55.00. Smart coats of pblaire, of her
ringbone, of bolivia, of normandy and of courdalure in snappy
belted aad flare stylewith shawl collars of beaverette, raccoon,
nutria and opossum; also tailored models. Choice of brown,
reindeer and Copenhagen blue. '
Girls Knit Caps
Priced at 95c
and to $2.50. Tam
. and hat ; shapes in smart
new styles- with pom pom
finish. All colors.
. New Velvet Dresses
for Girls 8 to 16 .
Dressy little garments some
combined with contrasting crepe
de chine. ' others beaded, still '
others hand embroidered. Priced
$12.50 to $24.50. j
New Serge Dresses
Special at $5,95
All-wool serge dresses that
are cleverly hand-embroidered.
Round neck or finished with col
lars; self sashes.
-Special at $7.95 are girls"
serge and jersey dresses. They Ire
hand-embroidered. ! -
Flannel Middies'
Special at $3.95
and at $4.95 to $7.50. In
co-ed and regulation styles. All
wool and all with emblems.
; Slip-On Sweaters
8 to 16 Yrs. $3.75
All-wool slip-on "sweaters -plain
colors or with contrasting
stripes. '--Coat sweaters priced
$4.95 to $9.
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New: Jersey Smocks
Special at $2.95
' Belted istylc wi' white col
lar and cuffs', j Others with
elastic at waist; priced" $4.95.
Gtrts' AppneV BeeUoa tho Fovrth, Floor Llpjna. Wolfe CJ
Special for' Saturday I
Boys' School Shoes
i Sturdily made shoes that are of
black and brown calfskin and in
a variety of styles all with heavy
soles and durable uppers. All
sizes in te spetial selling but not all sizes in each styl
Sizes 9 to 12 at $2.85 Sixes 2 to 6 at $3.45
Shoe ScUoa Oa tao Scoad Floor
Infants' New
Chinchilla Coats ,
$3.95
Arid- to $7.95. "wlute
chinchilla coats for babes of
one. and two years. Tailored
stylesome with choker col
lars belted and straight
styles. Caps to match are
$1.25 to $2.25.
Oa tli Foartk Floor . . i
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. , .lghtly Boned Corsets Built to Meet the t?
v Requirements of the.Grounng Misses
For the growing girls, for the maids whose figures have not yet
reached maturity, extreme carenust be exercised to see that 'the
corset is properly and skillfully selected and besides it s&ould
be expertly htted. At Lipman. Wolfe's are C!B a la Spirite
gned especially . for school girls and here is service
- corsets desi:
x hat assures a proper fit
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TomorrowA Celebrated (Line of
Mens Knitted Union Suits
in the Medium Weight for Fall
at $1.65
These the "Augusta" union suits so famous ; for their
super-wearing qualities. Men would, best fill their under
wear needs here, where low pricing makes for true econ
omy. Sizes 36 to 46 m long sleeve, anlde length style.
Men s Wool-Mixed UnionjSuits $135
Just the right weight f of the cooler weather. Made of soft
worsted and cotton yarns that insure corrifort and' service and
tailored to fit. They're "Augusta" suits, j All sizes.
Continued Saturday the Sale of i
Men's Flannelette Nightwear(
at $.1.35, $1.65 and $1.85
Nightshirts and pajamas of warm flannelette-uncommonly
comfortable for winter nights and fashioned to give? the max
imum of wear. Not to be overlooked, by any means, are the'
uncommonly low prices on these wanted garments.
Men's Section Ob tlve Flret Floor
Women's New Wool Slip-On
Sweaters- Special! at $3.95
A new shipment just received- heavy wool sweaters in
the popular slip-on style that women proclaim best for all
round wear. They've the Peter Pan neck, and there's
choice of tan and navy.. . ' . -i
.Special at $5 are slip-on sweaters; in novelty weaves.
Good selection of colors in two-toned effects.
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Sweater Seetlom Oa tk Third Floor
Sale Crepe de Gliihe and
Georgette Blouses $6.95
Some Trimmed with. Real
Laces, Others Embroidered .
4 Or Heavily Beaded
Blouse values worthy of the
most forceful "sales taIk"-for
these dainty garments ordinarily
would sell for considerably more
than$6.95.
Many styles, from which to
choose. Tuck-in and overrblous
effects in such- shades as navy,
blue, flesh tint, lark, Copenhagen
blue and poinsettia; also white.
Oa the Third Floor Lipman, "Wolfe A Co.
Goats and Dresses That
Tower Above TTieir Price
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Styles the Latest
Wanted Fabrics and Shades
'Choice at One Low Price
$29.75
The coats jof velour. of bolivia,
of normandy of suedene anci of
polaire and all the new and
wanted shades represented. Many
of the coats with :' fur collars.
Priced $29.75. : j
The dresses of poiret twill, of
trkotine ; of atm. of satin creps,
of. canton crepe arid of crepe., ro
maine. New styles, of course,
with the long'lines' and new basque
effect, enhanced by touches of
color at sleeve and waistline. -.
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Oa the Third Floor Llemaa, W.lfe A Co.
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For, the Vomen-Uhe Famous "Laxite"t
rTo., women who. know "JLuxitet spells perfection in
bofiery. These the popular aQk-and-wool hose in plain and
dropstitch effects.-and with elastic ribbed tops that make'
for; greater durability.. Choice of cordovan, gray black,
navy and cordovan-and-green combination.
- .j t - Oa the First Floos 1.1am aa, Wotfe A Ce.
Attention! ; Purchases Can.be Charged" v
m the Basement, Now ame Gredit Privileges as Upstairs
Remarkable Purchase arid Sale of; ;
Women's Sport Coats and Dress Goats
Fur-Trimmed Coats of Velour
Coats of Plaid-Backed Fabrics
All at One Phenomenal Price
$22.50
Wonderful ! These Children s Coats
That Litde! Prices Buy Here
Coats for Girls to 6 Years
i : Are Most Attractive Values "
at $3.98
"Bargains' truly ! - They're coats of wool mixtures and
other wanted materials all of them lined throughout.
; Belted styles with reversible collars.
' - Coats for Girls 7 to 14 Years
! ' ' Equally Phenomenal Values
at $5.95
r Coats of .teavy materials, all fined throughout -reversible
.collars large pockets and belt effects. Coats of a quality not
to be found elsewhere for as little as $5.95.
la the Economy ,Bum( Lipman, Wolf. 1 Co.
Children s Hosiery arid Underwear t
N Boys "and Girls' Sturdy
School Hose 25c Pair
Mothers will do well to buy several
pairs at this special price- 25c Heavily
ribbed black hose for boys, sizes 6 to
1 1 finer ribbed black, cordovan ' and
white hose for .girls, size's 5 to. 10.
. Children's Wool Heather
Hose Special at 59c Pr.
All-wool sport hose. 24-length, in
green, blue,, or' brown heather f mixtures,
cuffs in contrasting colors all first qual
ity. Values easily to be recognized as
exceptional. ' '
la th Economy Basement Lipman, Wolfo it Co. . -. t
Boys New Wool-Mixed Suits $7.5 1
Eveiy One With Two Pairs Knickers
An Extra Special Price
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No School Tomorrow Just the Time to
- Bring the Boy Here for a Real Bargain
Parents will find in this selling an answer to the boys"
need for neat, serviceable suits while two pairs of trousers
and the pricey $7.45--emphasize the economy. Herring
bones and cassimeres- snappy models. Sizes 7 to 14 '
years. ; V ; . , ."
Boys' Wool Sweaters $239
id at $2.98 Exceptional Values - T
?uch values as -these are not commonly seen all-wool
slip-oa sweatersred, maroon, green, navy blue, and
black Hollars in contrasting colors. Sizes 4 to 18 years.
Boys-Flannel Bl6uses $ t .00
Every Boy Likes Them for School Wear -;
Boys like lo. strut off to school in these blouses of grey,
maroon or , khaki flannel and why shouldn't they do so
when these blouses can be bought for' just $1. Sizes 7 to'
16 years.. " . $ .
I tho'Economy Baseinent Ll;mu, Wolfe A Co.
Corsets Special vat $ 1 .69
Elastic topped corsets, that are xexptional values at
$1 .69. Made of durable brocadodl coutU in flesh color and
) white Hiiedium and high bust-ight or heavily boned.
Lxng fer short models at this bargain price $ 1. 69.
"i '. Extra-Sized Corsets, Heavily Boned, Are $2.98
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-It's very apparent that thesj coats are greatly under
priced at $22.50-Hheyre bargains such as are mak
ing , the Economy Basement the) "Thrift Center of
Portland. , - ,
Dress coats of navy blue and brown velour all wiuv
collars of beaverette all trimmed with attractive braid
all satin-lined. ' Sport coats of plaid-backed fab
ricsin russet, reindeer, brown and grey. Sizes 16
to 44. I-":-".'-;"" : ' '
The Sale Tomorrow to the Economy- Basement
Lipman. WoUe S, Co. .
Boys' Union Suits for ;'-.
- Winter Special at 79c '
-First quality suits that usually sell for
far more than 79c All high neck. Ions
sleeves and ankle length medium weight,
' ecru-colored suits in sizes 24 to 34. '
Girls' Silk-and-Wool
Union Suits are $1.75 '
Suits with lowi neck and short sleeves
. and in ankle or knee, length- all - of me
- dium weight silk-and-wool. Bargains that
demand attention from mothers who econ
omize. Sizes 2 tp 1 4 years. -.
HIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING 'AND OFTEN
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