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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1907)
THE 5IORXIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1907, LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS m " 1 fr- C AT THE PATTERN COUNTER FOR 1U leJltS ana lO lentS Men's Shirts Each 69c Cool, comfortable looking Golf Shirts, in neat patterns and drop fabrics. They are shirts from one of the best makers in the market. They come in plain white, white with black pin stripes, black dots, or in medium colors. We also have these shirts with soft collars attached in tan, cream and medium dark shades. They fit perfectly in neck and shoulders, good wide bodies, and good sleeve lengths. ? Q tncomparable $1.00 values; special today at... JZJC Novelty Batiste 5 Cents An extra special novelty in the Wash Goods Aisle. 6000 yards of this pretty, filmy, Summer fabric at a phenomenally low price. On sale for one day only, and that day is Friday. There is a wide range of designs and colorings, and enough here to supply all the women who can crowd into our Wash Goods Aisle. Two big tables filled Cf with them. A hot-day special; the yard. FIFTH STREET WASHINGTON STREET SIXTH STREET GOODS BOUGHT TODAY OR TOMORROW CHARGED ON JULY ACCOUNT tk FRIDAY ECO. Y SAL OFFERS HOT WEATHER SPECIALS THAT WILL BRING BARGAIN LOVERS IN SWARMS OUR Women's Short Kimonos 79c Made of dotted Swiss and figured lawn. Light colors predominate. Trimmed with bands of plain lawn, in various colors. Cool and pretty garments for Summer house wear. Worth to $1.75. Friday 70 To,- cnonfol , . , S VIHO Lingerie Gowns Worth to $25 $9. 98 These charming Summer dresses come mostly in the one-piece styles, made of filmy, fleecy, white wash materials, and trimmed with delicate, dainty laces and embroideries. For af ternoon and evening wear. The regular values run up to $25.00 each, and there is a very fine assortment in sizes, patterns, and mate rials. It is the thin dress bargain of the whole year. Special tor today. $9.98 Couch Covers Sp'l $2.65 On the Fourth Floor, Drapery Department HEAVY TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS Fringed all around. Oriental designs and colors. Regular $3.75 O values; special , . P uiJ Machine-Made Navajo Rugs The 27x56-inch size, sells reg ularly for $3.50; special to day $2.50 The 36x60-ineh Rug, worth $5.50; special price... $3. 75 Rugs 48x72 inches, worth $8.75 each; special $6.00 Oriental Rugs, exact copies of very high-priced weaves of the Orient, two sizes; two spe cial prices: Size 27x56 inches, worth $3.50; special $2.50 Size 36x60 inches, worth $5.00 ; special $2.95 Another Stir in Millinery CHIP BRAID DRESS SHAPES Fine quality. Come in white, light blue, pink, gray, navy and brown. . These hats sell regularly for from $1.75 to $2.75; special values QS2 for today only 70l Sybell Novelty Dress Shapes SOFT HOOD HATS Come in come in braids of the main Bradford cord, chip, horse . , . t i hair, Tuscan and Milan styles of the season. Regular Re?ular values from values from $3.00 to $10.00; 750 to $2.50. For today's for today only fW special sale, ?Q they sell at only :...oi7C Long Silk Gloves $1,50 t3 Another lot of those ele gant long silk gloves just received. Superb qualities of silk, in black and white. Here just in time for the Friday sale, and they are going to be the glove bargain of the city for that dav. Price ...$1.50 Women's Long Net Gloves, with opening at wrist, and they are made of fine silk lisle. They are regular $1.75 values. Special. .98 . Women's Silk Mesh Gloves, four button lengths, with two clasps, in silk lisle palms. Worth $1.00 and $1.25. Special 4S Silk gloves are very icun. This may be our last Friday aale oi them. Take advantage. iy Women's $1 Gowns for 69c In the Muslinwear Aisle. Women's Flannel ette Gowns for wear while camp ing; in dainty stripes.' Yoke is of plain domet flan nel with fancy stitched tucks. Regular $1.00 val- c7aY.8p.e:..03c Mercerized Em broidery Floss in Ifast colors and in all the leading shades. Specially shades. Specially priced for to day at, the dozen 77 skeins x lC Battenberg Lace Patterns Come in many different styles. Regularly priced to 25c, today special at i.."'' Women's Domet Flannel Gowns Come in white, with yoke trimmed in fancy braid, and embroidered in very pretty designs. Regular $1.75 SSTA.'f!:...- $1-27 Children's Bonnets and Hata Come in plain front or tight fitting styles. A very ' large variety of patterns, from the plain lawn to the most exquisitely trimmed crea tions in Children's Bonnets and Hats. On sale for f OIT ff today from 35c to PiJ,UU Center Pieces Of heavy white or blue linen. Stamped for Roman cut work. Regular 65c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.40 values; your ty choice for today at ' Gingham Aprons Come in blue and white checks, full length and ' width. In the Mother Hubbard style, with ruffle at bottom, or with shoulder straps and bib. Both styles have large pockets. Regular 65c values; special A Q .for today"at &C Royal Worcester Corsets Made of white batiste; have the advantage of being light, cool and very dur able. These are the corsets that you need for the warm weather. Sizes 18 to 30. (?f OO Special at pL,J Boys' 35c Hose, Pr. 19c Broken assortment of Fast Black Ribbed Hose. All sizes except 6V2 and 7V. Regular 35o values. Special' 19 Women's Hose Supporters Suit able for bathing wear. Regular 25c values, special price 17J Women's Black Lace Lisle Hose Embroidered in colors. Splendid regular 50c values.. Special. ,39 Women's White Lace Lisle Hose All-over lace, or lace boot patterns, that sell regular for 50c each. Spe cial today 17 Hot Weather Helps Third Floor WINDOW SCREENS Hardwood frames, well made. 15x33-inch. Special... 20 24x37-ir.ch. Special... 35 18x33-inch. Special .- 25 30x41-inch. Special 40fr 24x33-inch. Special 30 30x45-ir.ch. Special 50tf METAL FRAME SCREENS, 24x30(inches. Special 45 THREE-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZERS ONLY $1.65 2-quart Blizzard Freezers. Special. . ... .$1.35 3-quart Blizzard Freezers. Special.... $1.65 4-quart Blizzard Freezers. Special $2.00 AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS The kind that render a perfect circulation of dry cool air, which makes them the most economical refrigerators made. Call and see them. All selling at specially low prices. Good quality Brass Busheling, $3.00 values. Regular $3.25 values. Special , Regular $3.50 values. Special $2.63 Ball-bearing; regular $5.50. Special $4.15 Ball-bearing; regular $6.00. Special. ..... . $4.50 Ball-bearing; regular $6.50. Special....... $4.90 BUY LAWN MOWERS HERE Special $2.25 2.45 High Wheel, $3.50 values. Special $2i.5 Regular $3.75 values. Special S2.80 Regular $4.00 values. Special $3.00 Ball-bearing; regular $9.00. Special $6.50 Ball-bearing; regular $9.50. Special $7.15 WE ARE PORTLAND AGENTS FOR LIBBEY'S CUT GLASS The name Libbey, etched on every piece, is a reliable guarantee in itself of the best and most perfect cut glass made. During our June Sale every piece is selling at a special low price. ROGERS BROS.' "1847" Silverware Now is the HAVTLAND DECORATED CHINA In odd pieces, time to get your Silverware, while our June Silver' By purchasing during the sale of these odd pieces Sale is on. and stock patterns, a great saving is made. Six Spools Thread 25c Best American Cotton Thread, for hand or machine use. Come in black and white, all sizes O Special, 6 spools for s&iJC American Pins 400 on paper; the regular value of these pins is, for one paper, 5c. For today only, 2 packages for Black Darning Cotton On spools, a very strong grade. For today, 3 ' 25c Wire Hair Pins Assorted; large size box; regular value, 15c. Special, the 7 s box ' ' C Side Combs Plain shell, assorted styles; 7Q regular 25c values. Special, pair A7 Women's 35 c Vests 23 c Silk-finished Swiss Ribbed Vests; low neck, sleeve less style, with linen straps over shoul- )Qf ders; 35c value. I Special, today WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Silk and lisle; lowneck sleeveless style in knee length or with high neck and long sleeves, and ankle length. A hand-fin-ited garment that sells regularly for C J QO $2.50. Grand special today at, only. .. 70 WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED VESTS With low neck and no sleeves. An ideal Summer garment, very pretty. Light weight, and priced so low that any one can afford a half dozen of them. They sell regularly at 12Vc each; the price today is only 7C Keep Your Feet Cool $1.39 WOMEN'S COMFORT OXFORDS Juliets and slippers. Made of fine soft kid with medium or low heels, come in patent and kid . tip, and some are without tips. Soles are hand turn and very soft and comfortable. Some have rubber heels. A very large assortment to choose from. Values up to $1.7o. Special for 7 9Q V7 .- x today. Women's Tan and Champagne Shoes Come in button and lace; light and heavy soles. Kid and calf leathers and a very large assort ment; eight different styles in all sizes. Regular $5.00 values, now selling, for today $2 98 Women's Canvas Oxfords Come in brown, green, tan, blue, pink and reseda colors. Light hand-turn ex tension soles. The lot embraces Garden and Grecian ties, Gibson and Blucher styles, and also in but ton. Values to $3.50. today, special $1. 79 White Shoe Cleaner 19c In the Notion Aisle. White Shoe Cleaner Regular value 25c. Special, the 7Q bottle ..f C Toilet Paper Fine tissue. This paper is regularly priced at 5c the roll. Today special, 1 fir three rolls for .111. Toilet Soap English violet per fumed. Three cakes in a box. Reg ular value 15c. For Q today... 7t- Embroidery Scissors The durable P. J. Roberts' best English steel, guaranteed. 'Regular yf CZ 65c value. Special rriJC Writing Paper "Wade of a fine grade Amsterdam Linen, cloth fin ish. Regular 35c value. Special, for today only, the 20c Envelopes to match, the 7 t package Shelf Paper, Trimmed In lace edge, all colors, 10-yard pieces; regular 10c value. Today's special, only OC Whisk Brooms Of a fine quality strong whisk. Regular 25c values, for today, special at 7f each C Bay Rum Large-size bottle, regular 50c value. Special for QQr today, the bottle J7C Writing Tablets Ruled Old Fash ioned Linen. Come in note size. Lead Pencils with rubber tip. These for 10c each ;. for today 7 only they sell here at, ea These tablets are sold everywhere are a good quality, even lead, pen cils. Regular value, the dozen, 25c. Special for today, 1 C the dozen 1UC GT S9I1,01I FOR FEES RECEIVER AND LAWYERS ARE AWARDED SXl'G SVM. the Circuit Court. Cook County has re ceived but J70 in fees. Illinois "Six-Bit" Insurance Com pany Required to Pay Local Claimants. CHICAGO. June 7. (Special.) Ninety thousand dollars has been awarded the State Bank ot Chicago and Attorneys Noble B. Judah and Charles H. Hamill for their services as receiver and attor neys for the Traders' Insurance Com uuny, which collupsed as a result of the San Francisco disaster, leaving liabilities of J6.032.000. An order directing the bank, as receiver, to take $60,000 for Its services, and pay J30.000 to the lawyers representing It in the litigation Which followed the crash, was entered by Judge Honore In the Cir cuit Court today. The affair caused a stir among the thousands of policy-holders, who have claims of 16.000,000 against the defunct corporation. Judge Honore's order provides that the receiver make the payments at its earliest convenience. The policy-holders, however, were award ed a dividend of 50 per cent by Vie court, and the money probably will be paid out by the receiver within a few days. Attorneys representing policy-holders, whose money has been tied up In the courts for more than a year, are pre pared to contest the fee awarded to the ivoelver and Its counsel. They point out that, although the litigation has occupied the attention ot Judge Honore many Months, and that In all several hundred , cxlers have been entered by the clerk of MEETS DEATH IN A CAVE-IN Well-Known Mining Man Is Killed Near Clancey, Mont. HELENA, Mont., June 27. William B. Redding, a well-known mining man, was killed by a cave-In at the Legal Tender mine, near Clancy. Redding was stand ing at the top of the shaft when the ground caved around the timbers In the shaft into an old stope. He dropped 40 feet. Miners hurriedly started to res cue him, but when he was dug out he was dead. He ia survived by a wife, but no children. Estray Law Will Not Hold. HELENA, Mont., June 27. The Su preme Court today held thatthe so-called estray law was unconstitutional In that it embraced two separate and distinct topics, estrays and the public domain, and therefore ordered the discharge f Karl Cunningham, convicted at Living ston on the charge of stealing a horse from the public range. The court also granted Harry Penna, of Butte, a new trial, he having been con victed on a murder charge for the kill ing of Mrs. Rose Bryant. Columbia Givc3 Up Another Victim. ASTORIA. June 27. (Special.) The body of Herbert Morgan, a member of the crew of the schooner Fred E. San der, who had been missing since June IS. was picked up In the river yester day. When last seen alive, Morgan was lying on the Clatsop Mill Company"a wharf In an intoxicated condition, and he evidently fell overboard while trying to go on board the vessel. The deceased was a native of Wales, 35 years old, and had joined the vessel at San Francisco. WHEAT ABOVE S1.00 IRK KANSAS PRODUCTION" FIGURES INFLUENCE PRICE. Statement Causes Shorts to Cover and Price Advances on Septem ber and December Clearings. CHICAGO." June 07. Wheat today went above the dollar mark, the September op tion selling on the floor of the Board of Trade for tl and the December delivery for Jl.OSij. The sharp advance was un expected to the majority of traders and It came with startling suddenness. The advance was caused by the report of a statistician who last April estimated that the Winter wheat crop - would amount to 825,000,000 bushels. This esti mate was based on the expectation that Kansas would raiBe 60,000,000 bushels. A supplemental report was issued by the statistician declaring that the crop would probably fall 10.000.000 bushels be low this amount because of the damage sustained in Kansas. This statement caused shorts to cover aotively and as there was but little wheat for saie the price advanced rapidly. Much of the advance was lost because pf proflt-taklqg sales, the final quotations for September and December being re spectively 99c and tl.MV Engine Topples Into Canyon. COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo., June 27. Eastbound freight train No. 32, on the Cripple Creek Short Line, jumped the track near Cameron this morning, and Engineer Steele was killed and Wells Fargo Messenger Baldwin fatally hurt. The wrecked train was made up of 11 cars, and while pulling up a steep grade, the engine suddenly left the track aud rolled down the embankment, carrying three loaded cars of ore with it. Before reaching the bottom, the locomotive turned over three times, and in the course of its descent it caught Engineer Steele and crushed hfm to death. One Killed; Dozen Injured. PHILADELPHIA, June 27. In a col lision upon the Pennsylvania Railroad near Cynwyd, a suburban station, be tween a Pottsville accommodation train and a freight locomotive. Engineer Oliver Renert, of the passenger train was killed and a half a dozen passengers injured. The freight engine ran into an open switch onto the track on which the pas senger train was traveling. CAROLINE ISLANDS SWEPT Hurricane Devastates Group and the Lives of 200 Are Lost. SYDNEY. N. 8. W.. June 27. The Ger man steamer Germanic, which arrived here today, reports a hurricane, accom panied by immense waves, which swept the Caroline group recently. Many islands were devastated and it is esti mated that at least 200 natives perished. Bank President Arrested. MINNEAPOLIS, June 27. J. U. Barnes, president of the defunct Title & Insur ance Company, was arrested Wednesday afternoon charged with the embezzle ment of 113,000 of the funds of that com pany. There is said to be a shortage in reality of 15C,O90. -The most important allegation is that the company loaned Barnes J13.000 through the medium of a "straw man," but it is said other charges of responsi bility for shortages are likely to be pressed. Last March the bank examiner brought action to wind up the affairs of the company. Theater Employe Stole Funds. ST. PAUL, June 27. Harry E. 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