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THE MORNING OKEGQNIAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1907. Women's Slippers, $3.50 Vol. $1.69 300 pairs of exceedingly smart Slippers in this Friday sale. They're made of kid or patent leathers, strap styles or the usual models found in high-grade footwear. They are broken sizes, therefore we want to clean up this lot, even though we price them at littla more than half. We do not have all sizes in any one lot, but in the entire assortment WHERE ftUAUTY REiOfiS" WHERE PRICES ARE FAIR" Misses9 Sweaters, $4.00 Ones $2.67 Made of fine all-wool yarn, fancy knitted and in jacket style, double breasted effect, finished with two rows of large pearl buttons and pockets. These garments are in great demand for this Fall's wear. They're smart and serviceable fop either outing or street wear, and they're almost indispensable to the girl of an athletic turn of mind or one who has running about town to do. Come in white f O G'7 or red, sizes 30 to 36, worth $4.00 today V O all sizes and widths are to be found. Ice values run to Qrl CO $3.50 the pair choice for today. pX.J7 Women's Comfort Shoes and Juli ets, an assortment embracing 12 different styles; come with pat ent tip or plain toe, low or medi um heels, Prince Albert or full height; have leather or rubber heels. They're an ideal shoe for house wear, and regularly worth $2.00 the pair; your 01 OQ choice today. : ipl.Ji7 Women's Shoes bargainized for today, and 19 styles to choose from; patent or kid leather, light or heavy soles, button or lace styles, and they're' high-grade footwear, running in price from $3.50 to $5.00 regularly. It's easy to find in this assortment the style you like and a per- 0 O 1 Q feet fit. Choice PJ.1Z7 Women's Cambric Drawers, made with deep lawn flounce, trimmed with clusters of four fine tucks and embroidery edge. 20 dozen pairs in this Friday sale. It's a splendid bit of bargainizing on the .trimmest sort of lingerie. Regular 85c values sell- CQf. ing for...: iJ&C Women's White Petticoats, lovely skirts, of fine white cambric, made with a double flounce of lawn. They're finished with six fine tucks and deep edging of blind embroidery. They're grades that sell regularly at $2.64 MAIL ORDERS VERY CAREFULLY FILLED $3.75 each..... THE 231st FRIDAY ECONOMY SALE This ad. is every inch an announcement of bargains rare. Merchandise for immediate need is strongly featured and mind you these specials are on large quantities that insure bargains for all who come. The qualities are the better sorts that have made this store famous as a distributing center for the highest class of merchandise the prices show great saving opportunities f Shimmering Rustling Silk Petticoats $6.95Smallwares for Little Clever, Jaunty, Untrimmedi The most extraordinary sale on tap for today's business. A gloriously good assortment made up of nearly 400 skirts. They're constructed of a prime grade of taffeta silk finished in exceedingly taste ful manner and they're generously full widths, too. They come in plain navy blue, red, green, brown, black and light or dark gray; also in strikingly handsome Roman stripe designs, made with deep silk flounces in pleated, tucked or ruffle style. The dust ruffle is of silk. Most of these are standard $10.00 values, but there are a number of odd and sample skirts among them that are regularly worth $12.50; for today, your choice of any in this immense assortment Sozodont Tooth Powder, liquid or paste, regular 25c vals., spl, each..l7 Women's Comfort Syr inge, whirling spray, reg ular $2.50 values, special, each .....$1.69 Toilet Paper, large-size rolls, worth 9c, special, per dozen 70 Per roll , 6 Pompeii an Massage Cream 5-oz. jars, regular 75c values, sp'l, the jar.49 Hair Brushes, extra stiff white bristle, solid back, regularly worth 85c, spe cial, each 59 Eagle Lead Pencils, jewel or rubber tops, worth 5c, special, each 3 Writing Paper This lot is made up of broken lines, ruled or plain, in white only; reg. worth to 20c per box, special, the box ...... 10t Commercial Envelopes, in white, plain smooth finish, 25 in package, regularly 5c per package, special, the package 3? Shelf Paper, fine lace edge, extra heavy quality, in all colors, 10-yd. piece, worth 10c, special.... 6 Poker Chips, assorted, 100 in box, regular 65c vals., special, the box 43 English Keedle Cases, in fancy patterns, reg. 25c and 35c values, special at 15 Playing Cards, enamel back, regular 15c values, special, the pkg 10i Eat Pins, cut crystal top, in all colors, reg. 10c val ues, special, 2 for....5 Dress ' Shields, white silk, sizes 3 to 4, reg. 35c val ues, special, pair.... 20 Garter Elastic, fancy silk ruffled, .in pink or blue, regular price .25c per yd., special, the yard. . ..19 Side Combs, in shell color only, very special, the pair, for today 10 Skirt Braids, in short lengths, silk flnis'n, and comes in all colors. There are four yards in a piece, and the price for today is to be, the piece. ....5 HatsfoZVa'aes98cts 200 dress shapes, nade by hand from Paris models, furnish 200 shrewd shoppers with the best millinery bargain offered this season. These beautiful hats are imported Paris shapes and are the styles that will lead for this season's smart headgear. Not one in the lot is worth less than $5.00; some are worth more. 'Twill cost but little to supply trimming that will transform them into exquisitely beautiful dress hats. Today, only two hundred at, each WHITE FELT COLLEGE AND' SCHOOL HATS-Trimmed with sashes, fancy silk bands, plain bands or silk bands with assorted colors. Your choice of any of these and there are over 100 in the lot, HALF regular price. 98c The Linen Aisle Offers Full Sized Bed Spreads $3.96 Fringed Bedspreads, with cut corners; something every housekeeper in Portland finds ample use for, going today at a price so low that we know every one of the 500 we place on sale will be snapped up by thrifty bargain .seekers. Fringed all around, full size, j9 QfZ pure white, all handsome patterns. Special today, each. Women's Belts taiL Five Hundred Beautiful Belts on sale for today; the very smartest things in waist girdles. These are the belt patterns without buckles in plain elastic fabrics or in the very stylish studded weaves. Steel nail heads are the decorations on the studded elastic beltings, and these are indeed swag ger conceits. . Women who want the newest are very enthusiastic about them. Silk elastic, in either the plain or studded fabrics; other very smart belts in velvet. Look over these prices and" see how you'll save: Belts worth 50o each Belts worth to $3.00 Belts worth 75c and $1.00. 25c $1.48 48c Belts worth $4.00 each , Belts worth -$1.85 and $2.00. Belts worth $5.00 each $1.98 98c $2.48 Ribbon Worth to 60c Yard, at 25c This assortment takes in many hundreds of yards of ribbon in plain or striped patterns, 6 inches wide, and the qualities that sell regularly for 48c to 60c the yard. Fine Taffeta Ribbon in striped patterns or Satin Taffeta Ribbon in plain colors. Come and supply your O T ribbon wants at, the yard i'C Gas and Electric Reading Lamps Complete gas portables, consisting of burner, mantle, shade and tub ing; with wrought iron base, white shade .'. .$2.50 Square black base, fancy shade $3.00 Brass finished base, fancy shade , $3.50 Hundreds to select from. Large stock of electric portables and reading lamps. These range in price from $2.75 for plain read ing lamps up to $75.00 for fancy or-1 namental lamps. A New Line fancy shades for either gas or elec tric lamps has just been received. Colored Dress Goods 89c New Fall fabrics in the best patterns obtainable, for the making of smart tailored suits, shirtwaist cos tumes and skirts. All-woo) materials in the most popular patterns. Regularly worth $1.25 O Q a yard, today only OZ7C $1.25 Novelty Silks 89c . r . The very newest designs in fancy silks make up the as sortment on which we offer this special price. There are hundreds of yards, and every yard in the lot a new pattern. Come and profit by the sale vsw today, the yard. Hat Pins Gold-plated Signet Hat Pins, in assorted patterns; splendid wear ing qualities, ready to engrave. They're regular 75c values. We are selling 3 in a set for today, and the 3 will cost l(f f f you only pl.JU Men's Shirts Spft negligee or pleated bosoms, coat or regular styles, made of fine quality cheviots or madras. Come in sizes 14 to 17, regularly worth $1.50 each, A ff your choice today. . . K " " Men's Underwear A medium natural gray; wool shirts and drawers, nicely finished and trimmed with pearl buttons. Just the right weight for 'tween sea sons wear. Sizes 34 to 46 inches. Worth $1.00 a garment, '7C today OC Men S Hose A fur-tllread Cotton Half Hose, in black or tan, made with double " " hsels and to&s. They're one of the best-known makes, and selling reg- Ql ularly at 20c the pair today .1 S2C C !?,. Made of solid leather, with Shopping Bags twostrap handles and silk drawstring top. We have them lined or unlined. They're really ex- 1 tZQ ceptional values at $2.00 each just pj..JiS Hose Special is on Fall frl flfh Numbers, 50c, 3 for p.UU These Hose are Sea Island cotton or lisle, and in a guaranteed stainless fast black. A prime 50c grade, and there are 100 dozen pairs on sale today. Women who wear good hose had best supply their wants . now. It's an opportunity too good to lose. We must limit each pur chaser to six pairs, that the quantity may last all day. 1 35 a pair, or 3 pairs for pl.UJ Oriental Rug Sale Still In Full Force Today will be the fifth and best day of the sale. So large was the assortment on the start, that even the selling that we've seen here this week has deplet ed it to a noticeable extent. Don't, miss the sale, or you'll pay more later. The collection contains some of the finest spec imens of Kirmenshahs, Sarouks, Tabriz, Bokharas, Khivas, Ba loochistans, Dachestans. Shir- vans, Mossouls, Kazaks, Bergamos, Anatolias and Kiskillens. Make this your opportunity, for our entire stock of Oriental Rugs is reduced in price. We mention here a few sample reductions: $16.50 values for $50.00 values for $21.00 values for $14.00 $41.50 $18.00 $100.00 values for $35.00 values for $150.00 values for ..$86.00 ..$30.00 $128.00 All intermediate prices at the same percentage of reduction. LOVELY LACE CURTAINS CHEAP Curtains worth $5.00 the pair Curtains worth $8.00 the pair Curtains worth $13.50 the pair 3.50 5.65 9.35 Curtains worth $6.00 the pair , Curtains worth $10.00 the pair Curtains worth $18.50 the pair ...4.15 .6.85 12.50 Many other qualities at the same percentage of reduction. TO MISS GLADYS VAXDEUBILT TO ' MARRY A COVXT. Transatlantic Marriage Arranged for Young People Prominent in Their Respective Countries. NEW YORK, Oct. 3. (Special.) The engagement of Mrs. Cornelius Van derbllt's daughter. Miss Gladys Van derbilt, to Count Laszlo Sxechenyt of Budapest is announced. He is the youngest son of the late Count Em merich Ssechenyi. who was for many years Ambassador from Austria-Hungary to Germany. Miss Vanderbllts nance has a hered itary seat In the Hungarian Parliament and is one of the Chamberlains of the Austrian Emperor. He is 28 years old and has traveled extensively. He ar rived in New York Tuesday night on the Kronprini Wllhelm and went to Newport yesterday. Announcement ot the engagement will be received with great interest both here and in Europe owing to the prominence of both families. Miss Van derbilt inherited from her father, the late Cornelius Vanderbilt. a fortune of more than JI0.(H)0.000. She came into possession of this inheritance on at taining her majority last August. Miss Vanderbilt is the youngest child of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Vanderbilt and was introduced to New York society three years ago. when her mother gave a brilliant ball at the family residence. During the Summer of 1905, Mrs. Vanderbilt opened the Breakers in Newport, where numerous entertainments were given for the debutante. Since her debut Miss Van derbilt has spent considerable" time each year In Europe with her mother. SURGERY WITH A MALLET Los 'Angeles "Doctor" Accused of Pounding Patient to Death. LOS ANGELES. Cal., Oct. S. The Dis trict Attorney's office has offered to is sue a warrant for the arrest of H. Storey, who styles himself a physician of the Chlropraectlc -School and who is accused of having been responsible for the death of Dominic Premus. According to the testimony of Mrs. Premus at the coro ner's Inquest, her husband was treated for pains in his back. She affirmed that Storey laid her husband face down across two benches, and placing a wooden spike against his vertebrae, pounded it with a wooden mallet. After five such treat ments Premus died. The Inquest devel oped that death was duo to a hemorr hage of the lungs. Forty per cent made Ty Investing in Western Exploration & Dredging today. 215 Couch building. . Metzeer Ar Co., Jewelers and Opticians, $42 Washington Street. DRIVE HINDUS FROM TOWN MOB AT DANVILLE THROWS STOXES AND SHOOTS. Three Orientals Struck by Rocks. Men Return Next Day to Canada. SPOKANE, Oct. 2. (Special. ) A race riot occurred at Danville, Wash., last night, in which a crowd of 10 Hindus who had come across the Canadian line, were mobbed and driven back into Canada. They had secured employment at the Danville Company's mill. They rented a cabin and retired early in the evening. A crowd of men and boys surrounded the cabin in the darkness and began to throw stones and to shoot. Three of the Hindus were struck by rocks, but none seriously injured. This morning the Orientals went back Into Canada. Friends of Dark Races to Meet. MOHOXK LAKE. N. Y Sept. The Lake Mohonk Conference of Friends of the Indian and other Dependent Peoples will complete its twenty-fifth year at its annual meeting to be held here on the Invitation of Albert K. Smiley, October 23-26. Dr. Andrew S. Draper, of Albany. will preside, and the discussions will cover the Indians, the Philippines and Hawaii. Francis EL Leupp, Commission er of Indian Affairs, will personally con. duct one session to be given exclusively to officials In the Government Indian service. FOUR BLACKIANDS HANG Wholesale Execution of Italians in Pennsylvania. LANCASTER, Pa., Oct. S. Four Ital ians, Antonio Deloso, Steven Carull, Sl verio Rodeli and Joseph Celione, were hanged here today for the murder of Plato Albamaxe on the night of August 30, 1906. Albamaze was killed because he would hot give up his money to the oth ers. He was stabbed more than 20 times. The men were hanged at one time in the yard of the county Jail here. The four were marched to the scaffold in a body, each supported by a priest. They presented a firm front, xcept Carlui, who wavered several times, but braced up on the scaffold. All died from stran gulation, i On the scaffold, Deloso, whose right name Is De Lorenzo, made a state ment, In which the other three joined. He denied that they went into the shack to commit robbery, and said Albamaze attacked him with a razor and that in self-defense he shot bis assailant; that he called for assistance and that Celione responded, and also in self-defense stabbed Albamaze a number of times. NO PROMISE OF IMMUNITY Accused Coal-Land Grabber Tries to Avoid Trouble. MILWAUKEE, Oct. S. James F. Fox, vice-president of the Federal Coal & Iron Company, testified today in the examina tion incident to the so-called Laredo land fraud cases, that he had never been promised immunity by Special Agent Lin nen or any other Federal official because of the testimony given by him before the grand Jury at Denver. He declared that Mrs. Fox withdrew her filing on coal land last May, because he wanted her to quit when he learned that trouble was brew ing. A remark of the Commissioner was con strued to mean that the effort of the de fense to ehow no cause for action has thus far failed. MUST WAIT FOR MORE CASH Government Has the Hyde-Dlmond Land-Fraud Trial Postponed. WASHINGTON, Oct. S. On the request of District Attorney Baker, the trial of the land conspiracy case brought by the Government against Henry P. Dimond and Frederick A. Hyde. San Francisco real estate men, was today indefinitely postponed by the Supreme Court for the District of Columbia. The Dtstrl-. Attor ney announced that to meet the expense of the case the court would have to await aa appropriation by Congress. The case has been on the docket since 1903 and was one of the notable results of sweeping Federal Investigations of land operations in the West. The court also today finally -fixed No vember 11 as the date for the trial of Mrs. Anna M. Bradley, charged with the killing of ex-United States Senator Brown, of Utah, at a hotel here last Winter. Rev. James L. King, Missionary. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S. The Rev. James L. King, LL.D.. executive bead of the board of home missions and church extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and known through- FOR SILVERFIELD'S ADVERTISEMENT SEE PAGE 6. TEA. . How does it happen that all good tea comes to Schilling's? It doesn't; not all; not all. Tour ffrocer returns your money If yam don't Ilk SchtlUaVa Basti we pay aim. out the world of Methodism, died at his home here today. Wedding AND VISITING CARDS w.G.slfesco. WASHINGTON BUILDING Foarth and Washington Streets Ijj ARCADE I Arrow cuircca SHRUNK giMRTOSm v ' Collar. - 1 ecNTt iacm; ron as cents iVAl Wolfskin makes the beet drumhead. Germany holds a record for cocoa drink to. .