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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1907)
THE MORNING OREGOXIAN, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1907. Men 's50c Under w V 39c Men's White Shirts and Drawers. The Shirts come either sleeveless or one -quarter sleeves, and the drawers come in knee length. The regular 75c grade, AQf II Regular $1.25 grade, OOg special, for today only. . . II special for today 7ZC The regular $1.00 grade, '70f Regular $1.50 grade, d1 O JT special for today only... " f C special for today V- The regular 50c grade,-in all sizes and in several colors; your OQ choice, special for today only -:... Child's 65c Dresses 43c CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES, made of plain or fancy materials, and they come in a great variety of styles. For children from 1 to 6 years of age: - Values worth 65c, special... '. ... 43 Values worth $1.00, special ..69 FIFTH STOfpt WASHINGTON STREET npHE MOST SEASONABLE sort of goods sell To J day at prices astonishingly low. Merchandise in all parts - of store radically reduced make strong FRIDA Y SPECIALS. Take our word for it, one of the best bargain events of the whole year will be our SKINS FOR WALL DECORA TIONS Full size skins, banded in pretty designs. Many subjects. SATEEN PETTICOATS, come in black. They are made full seven gores rfTth deep double flounces, ruffles, straps, pleating or shin ing; reg. price $1.75, d J 1 Q special today at. . . . P & suitable for dens or halls. Kegu- lar $4.00 value; special $2.19 FRIDAY SALE Great Friday Sale of Toilet Req- uisites and Sundries White' Castile Soap, large size, four pounds to bar; regular 60c; QQf special, bar. xJZK Tooth Brashes, fine imported French tooth brushes, all j C -sizes ; special, each. ..... Waxed Paper, .for wrapping lunches, cake, etc.; twenty- four sheets in roll; special Manicure Scissors, come in all sizes; reg. 50c value, A Q special, each Dressing Comb s Black, and made of hard rubber; all coarse, or coarse and fine teeth. Regular 25c value, I special Hair Brushes Will pot warp or 6plit. All-pure bristle; 65o value; A g special, each - Shaving Brushes Bone handles and fine white bristle; large size, 50c f)f value, each. Complexion Brushes, made of solid rub ber and come in red or gray; 1 Cm O.nrt vnliii RrMil- AArh A J w "Kleanwell" Russia Rubber Sponges Come in red only; 50c value; OC. special, each JJ Toilet Water, Pinaud's brand. Violet or' carnation perfumed; 85c value, CC. special ...w VJJl riorida Water, 4-oz. bottle, 15c "I f value, special Cupid's Talcum Powder, 10c value, "7 c rwn i 'A 1 f i n n:i n V Writing Paper, French chiffon cloth finish; reg. 19c, each.... 10c Writing Paper, Amsterdam linen, white cloth finish ; one, pound to package; 25c value, spe- 1 Q. cial lUC 5c Sewing Machine Oil, best qual ity; 3-oz. bottle; regu- O ular 10c, special i'.." Toilet Pins, white-headed; large size cubes; So value, special, the cube. Jv each Lead Pencils, best quality with rubber - tip; 4c C value, 2 for.. Pearl Ball Buttons, one dozen on card; all sizes, "1 f-, - 20o value, special.... "C Writing Tablets, plain or ruled; bond or linen finish; regular 20c value, 1 JL V Safety Pins, black or nickeled. "Come one dozen on card; all sizes; special, the C card c Dress Shields, detachable; in all si5s; 50c value, iCr the pair JJl Cool white Wash Skirts Worth to $3. 50, $1.69 A timely sale on seasonable garments. Perfect fitting goods of superb quality, in Indian head, cotton, duck or mercerized linen. Nothing smarter, nor more dressy than a neat, well made white skirt. There is no woman in Portland, or near Portland, but can use two or three of these skirts, and where else can they be had for such a small sum. These are mighty well tailored garments, mostly in plain styles. Some come in very pretty pleated models. Regularly they d 1 ?Q are worth to $3.50. Special, today ... i O r WOMEN'S THIN WAISTS Filmy, white Lingerie Bodices in charmingly dainty styles and of good material. About 200 ready for a rousing Friday sale. Regularly frl no , yj J yj worth to $5.00. 'Special for today . 2: Handbags They come in various colors. Many $1.89 styles and sizes. Regular $2.50 value; special, each. Picture Frames These Leather Frames are embossed in almost all colors. Regular 35c value, 19c"; regular 75c value, spe- Vanity Purses They are very neat and convenient to carry. Regularly worth $1.50; special today 98c Wash Goods Remnants Vz Over 2000 short lengths for sale today, from 2 to 10 yards in each piece. A collection of the very best weaves of the season, including fine embroidered voiles, French Batistes, plain and printed voiles, or gandies, zephyrs, batistes, Swiss and many other new weaves. It is easy to find a waist or dressing sack or enough for a whole Summer dress among these short lengths,-andtthis is J-fgJf Prir'O a rare opportunity to save. lJ.ail JTTlCe Swing in own Hammock Open-Weave Hammock, with pil low, valance and concealed spreader; come in a large assort ment of colors and styles. Regu lar $1.25 value; spe- 85 C Canvas-Weave Hammocks, come in plain and assorted colors; regular value $1.50 ; spe- J Q Canvas-Weave Hammocks, made of very heavy canvas come in plain and assorted colors ; 1 O $1.75 values ; special. P.iJ Extra Large Hammocks, close weave. They have lay-back pil lows, wide valance and concealed spreads.. Plain or assorted col ors; $4.50 value; CO GC? .s s special. If. 7000 Pairs Women 's Oxfords $1 98 JM WOMEN'S . OXFORDS c- Come .in white or colored canvas, Garden or Grecian ties and regular or Blucher cut. Either light or heavy . soles. These Oxfords also come in patent or kid leathers; light or welt soles; but ton or lace, with dull tops. These shoes are regular $3.00 values. Today, your choice . . . . $1.98 WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE OX FORDS Come in button or lace. Lasts and shapes only found in well made shoes. The leather is of a . very fine grade and the shoe is well made throughout. Hand turn or extension soles and they come in tans and fancy colors. Values to $5.00. Special price today. ... ; $2.98 E 23X3325 Beach Hats, $3. 50 Vols. 98c - " '"-! ' " - ' ' There is a large variety of styles in this assortment. Dashing models for outing wear. They are ex ceptionally good values at the regular prices, which run up to $3.00. Special ior QQ. . . SJ today BLOCKED DRESS SHAPES The leading styles. Jaunty shapes that this season's fash ions have made possible. All values at $3.00 and tip, half price, and all shapes OQ worth up to $2.75 for. .oC Hand-Made Dress Shapes, over . wire frames. In all colors and styles. Extremely smart models of exceptionally good material. The regular values run from $3.50 to $5.00. A rousing good Friday special at the unheard TQ- of low price of JZ7C REFRIGERATORS-On the Third Floor ILLINOIS REFRIGERATORS, zinc-lined. Size 23x15x37. fJ C( They sell regularly at $8.10; special price pJ .JJ AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS save food and ice. These automatic refrigerators render a perfect circulation of dry cold air, therefore no dampness or mixing of odors. They are white enameled and extra well finished. Size 34V?xl8,x43 inches. Regular OA) 1 C value, $5.50 ; special p&J.liJ Over twenty styles and sizes to select from In the Automatic Retrlserators. All selling at very special prices. 4-BALL HARDWOOD CROQUET SETS Just the thing for that vacant space in your lawn, this Summer. An outnt that is regu- t?Q larly worth 85c sells today at. 8-BALL HARDWOOD CROQUET SETS Mal lets and balls are highly polished. A fine, strong and extra well-made set. . J O T Regular value $2.50 ; special ',V0 Laqe Curtain Sale Still in Force $5.00 values,, special... $2.75 $7.50 values, special. . .$4.00 $10.00 values, special. .$5.00 $6.00 values, special. . .$3.25 $8.00 values, special. . .$4.25 $11.00 values, special. .$5.50 $6.50 values, special. . .$3.50 $8.50 values, special. . .$4.50 $12.00 values, special. .$6.00 $7.00 values, special. . .$3.75 $9.00 values, special. . .$4.75 $12.50 values, special. .$6.25 Fancy Ribbons 19 Cents These. pretty ribbons are regrular 30c, 35c and 40o values. The patterns are plaids, stripes and Dresden effects. They can be used in a dozen -different ways, for sashes, for trimming jaunty Summer hats, for the adornment of Summer gewns, for pillow ribbons.. You will find many a use for them, and you can best supply your wants at this special price. Four inches wide, and regularly worth &y to 40c. Special for today, the yd. . Window Screens, Lawn Mowers, Etc. Lawn Mowers Brass bushing, of good quality and well made. 12-inch, $3 value, 6pL.$2.25 14-in, $3.25 value, sp'l.$2.45 Fifteen other styles and sizes to select from; special low prices. - Window Screens Now is the time to get ready for fly sea son: 18x33-inch, special 25 30x42-inch, special 40 The large-size screens are ex tra well finished; in oak wood frames. A great variety of sizes and styles, to fit any window. Low prices. Decorated Semi-Porcelain Din ner Sets-c Open stock patterns; closing out at one-third off reg ular price. German China Dinner Sets They are good values at the regular prices: 100-piece set, regular $18.00 val ues, special $11.50 100-piece set, regular $20.00 val ues, special 812.50 BRISTOL TP GUIDE PROBE ATTORNEY M'BLAIR APPOINT ED TO ASSIST. Justice Department Eager to Solve Quickly Oregon Railroad Land Grabs, Employs More Help. OREGOMAN NEWS BUREAU, Washington, July 11. A. McDonald sistant attorney in the Department of Justice to assist in investigation of the Oregon railroad land grabs, will not supersede Assistant District At torney Townsend, nor relieve District Attorney Bristol. He is merely an additional appointee. Senator Bourne, who has been in constant touch with the Department of Justice since this matter first came up, said today that McBlalr's appoint ment in no manner reflects upon the work being done by Bristol or Town send, but is simply an evidence of the realization of the Department of Jus tice of the magnitude and Importance of the land grant cases in Oregon, and shows their desire to reacu trie earli est possible determination of the re spective right of the people, the Gov 'ernment and the railroads. Mr. McBlair will start for Oregon in about a week, and it is understood that he will make similar Investiga tions to those of Bristol and Town send. He is appointed to hasten results. pointed: Oregon Utopia, Nettie E. Daniel, vice A. M. Wllker, resigned. Washington Leon, Maud McKamey, vice S. W. Gasklll, resigned; White Salmon, Guy G. Grow, vice C. M. Wel ford, resigned. y r 1 Klamath Woman Made Clerk. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Washington, July 11. Helen Hogue, of Klamath Falls, has been appointed clerk In the ReclamatiJn Service. Guilty of Fencing Public Land. HELENA, July 11. A Jury in the United States Court today returned a veTdict finding F,' D. Cooper, a well known Northern Montana stockman and former member of the Board of Commissioners of Cascade County, guilty of unlawful fencing of Govern ment lands. Sentence will be an nounced later by Judge . Hunt. P. Stefee. another prominent stock man, was placed on trial on a simi lar charge. This is Cooper's second conviction, he having pleaded guilty to a similar charge about a year ago, and served a brief jail sentence. Catarrlets Northwest Postmasters. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Washington, July 11. Postmasters ap- Eelieve Nasal Catarrh, allay inflamma- soome ana neat tne mucous mem- urane, sweeten ana panry the breath. Best gargle for Sore Throat. 50c. or H. Druggists or man If Made by HOOD , If Cood Dyspeplets Give instant relief in Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, all discomforts of indigestion and dvspepsia. Pleasant and economical. Medium size, 25c.; Large, $1 ; Pocket, handsome aluminum bonbonniere, 10c. Druggists or mail. CI. HOOD CO., Lowell, Masa. ROOSEVELT PITCHES HAY Fellow-worker Tells How President Worked and Sweated. NEW YORK, July 11. President Roose velt yesterday gathered his hay crop on his Sagamore Hill farm. Edward Ma loney, of East Norwich, I. I., who worked at the task, told the story last night in the village store In hlshoroe town. Ha said: - "About 2 o'clock the President came out to the field. He waa dressed in a white suit and a white negligee shirt, and with a hearty greeting all around, began to pitch with three others, with one loading. Before the first load was done you would not have given 30 cents for that white shirt, and talk about sweat-drops like peas! The President had them as big as black- walnuts dropping from his face, and he did not stop to wipe them off, but kept right on pitching fork- f uls so big that ha had to get under them and shove them up to me. "Talk about haypitchers he's a won der! After, we got two wagons loaded, I drove to the barn with 'Teddy' in the lead, fork on shoulder, and when we reached the new hay barn the President climbed on my load and then up into the mow, where he took the hay from the fork and stowed it away with more big drops falling from him in streams." Demonstration sale now on at Reed French's piano store, Sixth and Bumside. N Save Crews of Submarines. LONDON, July 11. Two officers of the navy have Invented an apparatus which it is expected will remove the present dangers to crews manning submarine boats. It is designated to enable the men to escape from the vessel, even if she is filled with water or posionous gases. Experiments at Portsmouth proved successful. The Invention, re sembles a diving helmet with a Jacket at tached and contains an ingenious oxygen generator. COFFEE We drop the names of the coffee countries, and take the responsibility. Tour rrocar returns your money if yen don't lik Schllliar! Best; we par him. $2.50 Lingerie Waists $1.59 A special line of ' ladies fine Lingerie Waists ,all this season's styles, beau tifully trimmed, with lace and embroidery and good values at the regular prices of $2.25 and $2.50. Sp'l today only.. .$1.59 See Window Display. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to Satisfaction Guarante ed SILVERFIELOS THE FASHION CENTER Entire Corner Fourth and Morrison Streets SILVERFIELD'S SPECIALS FOR TODAY On this season's newest and most desirable merchandise. Specials that all economical shoppers should investigate MILLINERY AT LESS THAN HALF Rndlral reductions throughout our MUHnery Department on "H oar high-class itreet and dresa Hat. Lingerie Hall exclud ed), (Who all oar imported model, u follow.t Hih, valued to ..0O, for. SJ'Si Hats, valued to 7.00, for. SS'2 Hata value, -to f 10.00, for. SJ.WS SILK SHIRTWAIST SUITS $13.85 Splendid values in Silk Shirtwaist Suits, made of extra qual ity taffeta, in black, and white checks and stripes; also col ored checks and stripes; some with lace yoke and cuffs. Extra special today ' $13.85 Tailored Suits $19.65 Odds and ends in fancy Eton, Prince Chap and Pony Jacket Suits, strict ly this season's garments, in all the newest checks and stripes, which we place on sale today only at $19.65 See Window Display. 67c KIMONO SALE 67c We place on sale for today only a fine line of ladies long and short Lawn Kimonos, in fancy patterns and polka dots; regular $1.00 and $1.25 values for 67 NEW LEATHER BELTS 49c Ladies' Leather Belts" in the newest shades of tan and brown, also black; weU made, with fancy buckles; regular 60c val ues, special today for. . 49 LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS 98c A fine line of ladies' Muslin Gowns, trimmed with lace and embroidery both high and low neck. Regular $1.50 values, special today only 98 SILVERFIELD STORAGE VAULT Afford safety through the Summer for the storage of furs and wraps against moths, dust and dampness. Every garment separately ventilated by OUR DRY COLD AlR METHOD. IT NOW or the little MOTH WILL NOT forget you. Goods sent for on request. Purs repaired or altered during the Summer at Summer rates stored free. DO S