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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1906)
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY. JUNE 29, J90S. PRESENTED TO i I I The "DIFFERENT Store" OLDS, WORT MAN & KING Fifth Sixth and Wash- Sts- T ALL GOODS PURCHASED HERE ON CREDIT ACCOUNTS TODAY AND SATURDAY WILL BE CHARGED WITH JULY ITEMS eiryhody is ''Prinking " Up" ' a Bit for the 4lh President's Daughter Wears Wedding Gown With Dia mond Ribbon at Throat. WE'VE CONCOCTED A SMACKING BREW OF BARGAINS IN PREPARATION FOR THE CELEBRATIONS! CRACKING VALUES RUN RIOT TODAY! 165th FRIDA Y 'ECONOMY SALE" 165th FRIDA Y "ECONOMY SALE" BRITISH C Ev HAIR IS SIMPLY DRESSED After ' the Ceremony King Edward and Queen Alexandra Send for Mr. and Mrs. Longworth to Join Them in Supper-Room. ; ' LONDON, June 28. Today's court was made notable by the presentation of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. The royal circle was numerous and the procession of the Kins, Queen and officers of state was exceptionally brilliant. The American presentations in the diplomatic circle. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Longworth. were Mr. and Mrs; ' Frederick W. Whiteridge and Miss Whlterldge, of New York; John G. A. Irishman. American Ambassador to Turkey, and Mrs. Lelshman. President Roosevelt's daughter excited general attention. She wore her wedding gown, with a diamond ribbon at the throat and her hair was simply dressed. After the presentations .King Edward and Queen Alexandra passed to the supper-room and Immediately sent for ilr. and Mrs. Longworth to Join them. Six Elevated to Peerage. LONDON, June 28. A long list of the King's birthday honors. Issued tonight. Is notable for the unusual number of six ele vations to the peerafje. These Include: Right Hon. Leonard Henry Courtney, po litical economist: Right Hon. George John Shaw-Lefevre. who was a member of Lib eral governments in 183-4 and 1892-3: Right oHn. William James Pierre, chairman of the Harland & Wolf Shipbuilding Com pany, and George Amistead, a close friend of the late William E. Gladstone, and of whom the present home secretary, Her bert Gladstone, is practically the adopted son. The honors are mainly rewards for political or public service. CORPORATE CONTROL. It Must Never Be Permitted to Re strain Trade. Spare Moments. The masterful commercial mind of the American, keenest of tne earth, conceived the idea of the trust because it was fertile with the love of gold and power. It saw the opportunity for min imizing cost of production, minimiz ing fatal competition, and maximiz ing gains. In every particular the trust has accomplished the fondest dream of its progenitor. Someone once said that he had no objection to the bedbug but he did object to the way the bed bug: gets Its living. Thus America mufct view the combination. While its pursuits are legitimate be it . a rail road or tobacco, plantation It is fraught with endless possibilities for the common good. But when the com bination seeks to restrain trade. It vio lates the sovereign laws of the Na tion. When it seeks to control Legisla tures and elect Presidents, it violates every tenet of Its quasi-public sacred trust. When they reach these latter points there's something- the matter with America. And Just here It be hooves America to sit straight up and take notice. "Ifou never expected Justice from a corporation, did you?" Lord Thurlow : once queried. "They have neither a soul to lose, nor a body to kick." Lord Thurlow was morally right; practical ly wrong. Corporations secure their entity by action of the state. That which the stato makes. It can goveAn; even unmake. This privilege is consti tutionally fundamental. "The basis of our political system," said Washington In his farewell address, "is the right of the people to make and unmake." America has the remedy for meeting il legal greed of gold, directly In the palm of Its hand. Legislation cannot amend men's souls, but It can confine their deeds. Legislation, state and Na tional, can defend the common right . against the corporate Iniquity. States men of the day recognize this situation. . Railroad Insurance rate bills, super vision bills. Interstate commerce bills and kindred legislation is hailed on every hand. Be it the charge of the : people to watch well the actions of . their representatives. Let them sug gest and no state or Nation dares to say them nay. But, first, last and al ways let them be reasonable. No cor poration must be done unmerited In Jury or Injustice. Corporations employ labor. Labor without capital would be a furniture factory without a sales department and an office. "Capital must be respected," In the words of Benjamin Harrison, "but it must have no temples." Glad Hand for de Lafayette. Four-Track News. The Marquis de Lafayette came as the guest of the Nation, and arrived In New York Bay, August 15, 1824. Like our own great Admiral, he was a day too early and. as he came on a Sunday, the cele bration was not ready; but on Monday, August 16, New York and the surround ing country. Long Island and New Jersey, went quite wild. Never before had the New World seen such a naval parade. All the shipping, dressed with bunting and flags, was gathered in the harbor. Lafayette came from Staten Island on the Chancellor Livingston, escorted by such a fleet of steamboats as had never been gathered together before. Each one was amply supplied with masts and sails (the Fulton really had but one mast, though moat of the early pictures gave It two), in case the steam should give out or the boiler blow up, or some un forseen accident occur. Castle Garden at this time was sepa rated from the mainland by a causeway 300 feet long. At the garden were held many fetes and festivities, and there all distinguished visitors were entertained. In September, 1824, Lafayette was given a reception which was intended to make all other entertainments arranged by rival cities, particularly Boston, "pale their Ineffectual fires." And it did. As usual the elegance of the ladles was the theme on which the newspapers of the day dilated. Their appearance, ."dressed In everything that fashion and elegance could devise, with chaplete of roses woven with a sash bearing a likeness of the general In their tresses," must have been truly genteel. In the Wrong Profession, Kansas City Journal. The proprietor of a theatrical company which played at Kingfisher last week was arrested for assaulting one of the mem bers of his company and stated on the witness stand that he was a horse doctor. Many of the people who saw his show were willing to believe It and thought that he should have stuck to his original profession. Old Mother College Is turning out her annual brood of chicks to peck a living perchance a competence off a cold but fruitful world. This store has more than a com mevcial interest in the graduates, and would gather th'jn under its wing as it took the fathers and the .mothers at the commencements years ago, watching and guarding their interests in providing for their vl'ants at FAIR prices thro' three decades. A word with you about the World's Business College you're about to enter. Don't be incompetent. The incom petent bud never makes an apple. Work! Work your head to make your handiwork better. Be ex travagant in trying. Here's a business hampered by lack of Real Helpers: - Yet it's the best business in town. What might it be with what might bet And all businesses are rowing upstream against the same current. Large reward is offered for excel lence. "But," someone says, "recognition comes so slowly." So it ought. Quick growth in any thing presages quick decay. Said a multi-millionaire: "I'd have been happy to have earned $4000 a year at thirty-five." Get away from the fool idea of "majority at twenty one." Workers reach it at twice that or later. Stick to your friends. This store is one of them. A Climax in Millinery Selling ! Take Any Hat in the House at... Half Price Choose from a thousand hats yes, morel The largest stock in the city. Trimmed hats, dress hats, tailored hats, suit hats, children's hats, all hats, any hat and no two alike at exactly half price today. A new hat for the "4th" at HALF PRICE Dress Goods Reduced ! Imported English Mohairs, in Brilliantine and Sicilian weaves, the most-sought-for fabrics for bath ing suits, skirts and jaunty shirtwaist suits. Colors are reds, grelns, tans, modes, browns, grays and navys : Regular 75c grades for, 59 C Regular $1.00 grades for, S2c Regular $1.25 grades for, 1 f Q yard p 1 Regular $1.50 grades fcr, f1 O yard pl.41 BLACK SERGES, CHEVI6TS AND MOHAIRS $1.00 grade specially reduced to, S2c $1.25 grade specially reduced to, Q C yard iOC $1.50 grade specially reduced to, O 7 7 Q yard tpLlZf Crash in Lawns! THE BOTTOM'S OUT! 10,000 Yards of Wash Lawns Friday at 4c Yard First Floor. 10,000 yards Fancy Printed Lawns, light and dark col orings, in neat figures, stripes and floral effects, special at, yard 4c Togs for Little Tads Specials in the Children's Apparel Shops CHILDREN'S 30c GINGHAM DRESSES FOR 31c Children's Gingham Dresses, in pink or blue and white stripes and checks; made in Mother Hubbard style and trimmed in ruffles and fancy braids; ages from 1 to 4 years; our 30c value. Special Economy Bale Price, each 214 CHILDREN'S UNDER WAISTS FOR 14c. Children's Underwalsts, of heavy white or drab drill, heavily strapped and corded; sizes 18 to 23. Spe cial Economy Sale Price, each 144 Black Petticoats-A Sale ! Annex Second Floor. WOMEN'S $1.75 PETTICOATS FOR 91.17. Women's Petticoats of black mercerized sateen; made with deep flounces, in a varietv of stvles- nnr 1 75 firetmi .economy eaie .trice, eacn Hi. IT value. Need a Lunch Basket? Second Floor Annn. 33c FOR SWISS BASKETS WORTH 60c. Swiss Baskets, for lunches, picnics and shopping-, in as sorted sizes and weaves; our 60c value. Special Economy Sale Price, each 334 Leather Specialties at Special Prices Annex First Floor, 98c FOR SILK HAND BAGS. WORTH 1.2."S. Rajah silk Hand Bass, in various colors; our J1.25 value Special Economy Sale Price, each 984 75c LINEN HAND B4.GS FOR 60c. Linen Hand Bags, In a variety of colors; our 75c value. Special Economy Sale Price, each 504 CHILDREN'S GOLD LEATHER BELTS, 18c. A line of gold Leather Belts for little boys and girls; have crossed ends, with large gold button clasp; our 35c value. Special Economy Sale Price, each.... 19c4 33c FOR LADIES' RED LEATHER BELTS. A line of ladles' red Leather Belts with gold braid Btitcnea inrougn center; gold DucKies to match; our 6Dc value. Special Economy Sale Price, each. 334 Second Day of the Sweeping Slaughter of Silks! Be Sure Ton Share : Mail and Phone Orders Filled, but Better Come to the Store. Extra Salesfolk on Hand to Assist! No detail today just the bargains. A veritable whirlwind of values the greatest sale of silks ever conducted on the Pacific Coast. The best, newest and handsomest silks,, for the least money, that Portland ever knew. SILKS for the Shirtwaist Suits SILKS for the Summer Waists SILKS for the Fancy Skirts SILKS for Evening Gowns Silks for everything that silken beauty is used to glorify. Silks for everybody! Silks for Patrician robes at prices of stuffs for plebeian frocks. Buy silks for NOW buy silks for years ahead. For silk so good will never sell so low. v Why not come in the morning t SYNOPSIS OF THE BARGAINS: Regular values range from 8oe to $1.50 a yard, and for convenience in selling are divided into five monster lots, priced as follows: LOT 1 Contains neat Checked Lonisines in the wanted navy and greens and green and navys; also a full color assortment of the down-to-date Silk and Wool Bengalines and Poplins. Special for this sale only, yard. . . . bu lull uuiui 45c LOT 2 Are neat stripes, dots and plaids, all de sirable for waists, suits, etc Special for this sale only, yard 59c LOT 3 Is a swell assortment of Suiting Silks in all wanted colors and weaves, also Black Taffetas, Feau de Soie and Imported Natural Pongee. Spe cial for this salo only, yard .. 67c LOT 4 All the new plaids and checks in light and dark grounds Taffetas, Lonisines, etc., also Black Taf- letas and Changeable. Pean deCygnes. Special for this sale only, ' varrl 77 LOT 5 The swellest assortment of new, down-to-date silks shown this season, such as Polkadot Foulards, Dres den Taffetas, Swivel Silks, Figured Chiffons, White xncuas ana tJiacic ran etas, special for this sale only, yard Royal Wash Taffetas, in all shades, spe cial for this sale only, yard 19-inch all-silk Taffeta, the best 85c grade offered in ine ciiy, in wmte, ivory, cream and all shades. Special for this sale only, yard 81c 58c ide offered in 68c All Silk Remnants, in all colors and lengths, HALF PRICE. JEWELRY LITTLE LUXURIES AT NECESSITY PRICES Annex First Floor. 35c AND 40c BROOCHES FOR 23c. A.wrtme5t .of Bfooones- In Oriental colors, in & JJ?,rihty J Resigns; all are backed up with best Joint, catch and pin; our 3oc and 40c values. Special Economy Sale price, each 234 46c FOR 5e STERLING SILVER BEAUTY PINS. BeKriln? Bllv.sr Beauty P'ns. set with finest quality doublets of rubies, sapphires, emeralds, amethysts and turquoise; come two on a card; .our 65c value. Special Economy Sale Price, the pair "..45 SCARF PINS FOR 35c. An assortment of Scarf Pins, in gold-filled, stone set. enameled, etc.; values to 85c Special Economy Sale Price, each ...254 19e FOR 35e PHOTO FRAMES. Photo Frames of best French gold elate, in oval, round and square shapes, with easel backs; our 35c value Special Economy Sale Price, each ....j 194 Good Hosiery News "WOMEN'S 60c HOSE, 30c. Fine imported Tan Hose, lace boots, embroidered; regular value 60c. Special, pair 394 WOMEN'S $1.00 AND $1.18 HOSE, 50c. Black lace lisle Hose, embroidered boots and black lus ter lace lisle; regular values 31.03 and $1.18. Spe cial, pair S9e CHILDREN'S 25c HOSE, 18c. Children's very fine ribbed black lisle Hose, seamless foot; sizes 5 to 10; big 25c value. Special, pair... 18 WOMEN'S 20c OUTING HOSE, 12&c Black cotton ribbed top outing Hose; regular value 20c. Special, pair 12 1-24 BOYS' 50c WAISTS, 37c. Boys' fine percale blouse Waists, light grounds, with pretty stripes and figures; regular value 50c. Special Women's Knit Underwear Specials WOMEN'S 75c VESTS, 55c. Fine white Swiss ribbed, low neck, sleeveless Vests; extra size; regular vffilue T5c. Special 554 WOMEN'S S1.0O VESTS OR TIGHTS, 75c. White silk and cotton "Merode" Vests, high neck, short sleeves with knee-length tights to match; regular value $1.00. Special, each .75 WOMEN'S Sl-IO UNION SUITS, $1.03. White, merino Union Suits, the "Merode," long sleeves. ti.su. ankie length. Special Summer weight; regular 81.05 A Stirring Sale of Embroideries and Insertions 25c FOR EMBROIDERIES WORTH TO 00c. A new lot of medium and wide Embroideries, with fine buttonhole edgea; made by the best Embroidery manu facturers; values to 60c. Special Economy Sale Price, the yard 25 Women3 s Superb Evening Waists WORTH TO $15 2.98 Many stores, at this season, are striving, under one pretext or another, to get rid of a surplus of stocks that has heaped up like drift in a slough, the compounded results of poor judg ment and awful taste in selection. Portland women need not feel obliged, however, to pick from such heterogeneous col lection of garments of anonymous parentage in order to se cure the required apparel for vacation or Summer needs. We offer today, among an attractive convention of other extraordinary values in women's correct and authoritative garb, a swagger lot of very beautiful evening waists. . Creations of Leading Makers at the Price of Ordinary Makes ! Exquisite conceptions, fashioned from rich taffetas, peau de cygnes, crepe de chines, etc., plain tailored and richly, beautifully trimmed models in dainty white, pinks, blues, helios, tans, corals, browns, greens, roy als and grays. Sleeves in full or elbow length. Laces are lavishly used in the trimming 0 O OO effects. Best regular values in the city up to $15.00 to close Friday only at a choice for. . ..V'' A Handsome $8.50 Silk Petticoat at $4.98 As a companion bargain to the waists we shall offer today a wonderful value in swell silk petticoats of rich, heavy taffeta. They're that good their equals are not shown in any other than this Portland stora at a price less than ten dollars. Choose from black, white, Alice blue, navy, greens, light blue, apple green, corals, garnets and dainty pale pinks in plain and changeable effects, bkirts are in accordion plaited flounce style, and have an all-silk dust ruffle. Best $8.50 skirts in town Special Friday at IU OVyWl UIVII" $4.98 50c Pieces 10c Each! CHINA PIECES A Great 10c Sale on the Third Floor Refrigerators and Lawn Mowers for Less! DECORATED CHINA PIECES WORTH TO 50c FOR lOtf. A line of Decorated China pieces, consisting of Cake Plates, Berry Bowls, Celery Trays, Pickle Dishes, Creamers, Sugars, Candlesticks, Tea Cups, Coffee Cups and Saucers, Fern Dishes, Hair Receivers, Tea pot Stands, Plates, Spoon Holders and Trays, Shav ing Mugs, etc. Values to 50c special, each....lO See window, display. REFRIGERATORS: ' 34 styles and sizes to select from, at $6.75 and up LAWN MOWERS. 12-inch size, special $2.25 14-inch size, special $2.50 16-inch size, special $2.75 An Important Pair of Homefitting Specials Rugs and Couch Covers Bargains on Fourth Floor SPECIAL FRIDAY! $7.50 COUCH COVERS, $4-95. Heavy tapestry Couch Covers, 60 Inches wide, fringed all around. Oriental designs; regular value 17.50. Special 84.95 $2.50 RUGS, $1.68. Fine wool velvet Bugs, size 27x54; regular value $2.60. Special 81.68 A BARGAIN SALE OE ROLLER SKATES . "The Largest Rink in the World" That's the wav the ad reads out at the "Oaks" Port land's delightful Summer resort and healthful breath ing spot. And there's no one, among the many clean and varied amusements offered out there on Nature's carnival grounds, that affords so much genuine pleas ure and health-giving properties as roller skating. Here's a chance to own your own skates a thing every skater should do at very slight cost. Special Friday: $1.25 ROLLER SKATES, 95c. Boiler Skates, adjustable size for boys, girls, men or women; regular value $1.25. Special, pair 954 $3.00 ROLLER SKATES, $2.35. Full ball-bearing Skates, hemlock rollers; regular value $3.00. Special 82.35 Fetching Veilings and Pretty Laces For Less $1.00 VEILINGS FOR 30c. Tuxedo Mesh Veils, with silk chenille dots; In black, white and colors, and 1 yards long; our $1.00 value. Special Economy Sale Price 394 25a AND 35c VALENCIENNES LACES. 15c Pretty Valenciennes Laces, two to five inches In width; our 25c and 35c values. Special Economy Sale Price, the yard 154 88c FOR BLACK CHANTILLY LACES, WORTH TO $1.25. Black Chantllly Laces, some with double edge; specially good for millinery purposes; our 75c to $1.25 values. Special Economy Sale Price, the yard 384 Summer Neck-Fixings: Bargains TURNOVER COLLARS, with buttonhole fronts; our 75c value. Special Economy Sale Price 254 A BIG LOT OF PLAIN AND" EMBROIDERED STOCKS, with fancy silk, tie; our 75c value. Special Economy Sale Price ..-254 SATIN STOCKS, with silk piping; assorted colors; our 50c value. Special Economy Sale Price 104 COLLAR, CUFF AND BELT SETS Our 50c value. Special Economy Sale Price, the set 104 We Want to Let a Lot of Men Share These Bargains Today In the Sixth-Street Annex First Floor. MEN'S $1.75 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, $1.35. Men's soft Negligee Shirts, with pure silk pongee fronts and bodies In colorings and patterns to match; regular value $1.75. Special 81.35 MEN'S $1.00 UNDERWEAR, 69c. Men's medium-weight finely finished white Mesh Under wear; best $1.00 value. Special, garment 694 MEN'S 10c HANDKERCHIEFS, Kc. Men's linen finished hemmed Handkerchiefs, in white; regular value 10c. Special 54 MEN'S 50c NECKWEAR. 35c. Men's silk Four-in-Hands, in a large variety of patterns: regular value 50c. Special 354 Ten Hours of Spirited Shoe Selling Ahead! tf , Provide for vacation footwear needs J I for Fourth o' July jaunts and every day town wants In the Shoe line. Hourly Sales Today SPECIALS FOR HOURS NAMED ONLY 8 to 9 A. M. FREE with every pair of white Canvas Shoes a bottle " of white Dressing. Regular 25c value. 9 TO 11 A. M. WOMEN'S OXFORDS FOR $1.08. 600 pairs of women's patent and dull leather Oxfords, in button or lace style; hand-turnej or Goodyear welt soles, Blucher or regular cut, dull or bright tops, mili tary or Cuban heels: a good assortment of 12 different styles; all sizes; values to $3.5J. Special, for two hours only, at, the pair 81.98 11 TO 12 M. WOMEN'S $3.50 SHOES FOR $2.49. Women's patent colt dress Shoes, with hand-turned soles, mat calf tops and Cuban heels; a very smart dress Shoe; our $3.50 value. Special at, the pair. . . .82.49 12 TO 1 P. M. $2,69 FOR MEN'S TAN SHOES WORTH TO $4.00. Men's tan Shoes, In Blucher or regular lace etyles. with swing or straight lasts, in seven styles; medium weight soles; an assortment embracing a lot of new and down-to-date footwear; values to $4.00. Spe cial for the noon hour at. the pair.. ..82.69 2 TO 3 P. M. WOMEN'S $3.50 OXFORDS FOR $2.78. Women's fine patent colt dress Oxfords; seamless vamp, with mat kid top, plain toe, very high arch, fitted with an extreme Cuban heel: one of the season's swellest Oxfords; all sizes; our $3.50 value. Special at the pair .82.79' 3 TO 4 P. M. WOMEN'S FINE OXFORDS FOR $2.89. Four good styles in women's fine kid and patent Ox fords, with turn or welt soles. Blucher or regular cut; some of our best numbers; values to $4.00. Spe cial at, the pair 82.89 4 TO 5 P. M. GIRLS' PATENT COLT OXFORDS, with dull mat calf tops, non-extension sole, three large eyelets, ribbon lace: made for dress und good wear, and a very satis- lactory tsnoe Sizes S to 8; our $1.60 value. Sizes 84 to 11; our $1.89 value. Sizes 11 to 2; our $2.29 value. Sizes 2ft to 7; our $2.76 value. Special at, pair 81.09 Special at, pair 81.39 Special at, pair 81.69 Special at, pair 82.19 5 TO 6 P. M. BOYS' SHOES, in kid, calf or grain leathers, either black or tan. In six different styles; made up for serv ice and good appearance; values to $2.75 Sizes 9 to 2 Special at, the pair SI. 69 Sizes 2 to 6 Special at, the pair 81.89 Economies in Beautiful Ribbons 35c TO 85c RIBBONS FOR 25c. Bolt upon bolt of all-silk Ribbon; silk and satin taf fetas; some fancy Ribbons; values from 35c to 85c. Special Economy Sale Price, the yard 254 Friday Penny Savers First Floor Small Wares and Notion Shop. 30c Chamois Skin. Special 194 Bottle Coke's $0 Dandruff Cure. Special 494 5c cake White Castile Soap. Special 3 4c roll Toilet Soap. Special, 21-24, or, dozen.... 304 Bottle White Canvas Cleaner for Duck and Canvas Shoes. Special 74 25c extra quality Whisk Brooms. Special 154 35c one-pound packet French Dimity Linen Cloth Finish Writing Paoer. Special 254 19c box Japanese Twilled Linen Writing Paper. Special 124 500 Score Cards. Special, dozen 104 15c package fine enamel back Playing Cards. Spe cial 104 50c stout net Shopping Bags. Special 354 Card of 1 dozen White Pearl Buttons. Special 5 10c package best English non-twisting Tape. Special 54 6c best quality Sewing Machine Oil. Special 3 Box of half-dozen Shell and Amber Horn Hair Pins. Special -.104 10c cube white-headed Toilet Pins. Special 64