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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1909)
g Br ess G THE MORMXe QREGOXIAX. MONDAY, MARCH 29. 109. 4 Sale Emtllre Stock off Mack AMimaS Sprim pCte .-Greatly RedcedPrices Merchandise PurchaeTon Credit Today. To FIZ7- . ' J fjL11 li cqneSqay wm op on Year April Accoant-Mail Orders Carefallvjgffl Her 11 tie Great Easter Sale of Jewelry Easter Sale of Leather Goods Great lot of new Hat Pins in all the latest novelties; pretty effects , , $4.00 Nightgowns for $2.69 $5, $6 Petticoats $3.93 Another great special sale of 2000 women's fine nainsooW tZiZ htrwns-eat variety of beauUfrstXs trimmed m tucks, beading, lace and embroidery edging and "nl nS; l0Dg Shrt sleeves' and low SfA neck, gowns regularly $3.50 and $4.00, at, each. .P-09 Great Easter offering of women's n white Petticoats, KIOQfthem. made with fitted waistbands; best materials. wide flounce of lace and insertionTalso wide embroidery flounces of openwork and blind effects, and separate dustruf fles. The handsomest lot of high-grade White Petticoats ever sold at theprice". Skirts that we sell thousands of at $5.00 to $6.00 each. Your choice while they lasattMsphenomenally tr low price, each See them. .PJ"0 Mail orders will be carefully fillL "LEONA" 3-PC. GARMENTS Entire new and complete line of the cele brated "Leona" three-piece combination Undergarments, made of dainty crossbar aud nainsook materials and trimmed in Val. laces, beading and ribbons; a very large line, at prices ranging all the way from $1.50 to $10 a Mrmpnf Slat. V BMgtifiQench Undermuslins TZliZfnZl A difplay second t0 none nd dding all the newest cut OW. T ? very latest designs. On sale at the following low prices- Drawers' S tb ' 92 .OO-Nightgowns, each.. $3.98 to $35.00 Drawers, at, the pair. .SRI 3f - aa n i.... o. . Combination Garments on sale at prices ranging from $6.00 to f 15.00 each-See them. tore's Easfter $2.00 Embroideries on Sale at 59c a Yard to 5-yard lengths, 3to itertte- -? . lnSertion' in of 4y2 " ular values up to $2.00 a varXlh 8- CO- Crossbar Dimity Embroiderv nn iL- t T" ? inem at tnis price, yard..w tion suits ptp voi i- and Beading to match, suitable for eomoina- t0 OO lion suits, etc., very daintv and nrett . ti nn i .. . , lK Swiss and nainsook rll tWf .mutation Haby Irish ,md Venise Band A fi "-I'6 1' LV ""u.eb' ea,cn and sleeves; pretty baby Irish effects; regular $3.00 vXsTatftheard. .$1 .47 $8.50 Lace Curtains on Sale at $5.65 Pair $2.75 Lace Curtains on Sale at $1.48 Pair $3.25 Couch Covers Reduced to $2.35 Ea. 300 pairs of .Arabian and Cluny Lace Curtains in both white and ecru; wide insertings and edges or borders with corner motifs; extra well made and fin ished; 2V2 and 3 yards long, 50 inches dC rT wide; best-$8.50 values, on sale at, pair. .p3.03 2000 pairs of Cable Set Lace Curtains, in both white and eeru; plain centers, with narrow borders and edges; 46 niches wide, 2y2 yards long; rt - A Q 10 patterns; $2.75 values, at, the pair. .P 1 .TO Special lot Cashgar Couch Covers, Oriental designs, deep colorings; full 60 inches wide, 3 yards lone. 7onnnr withut fringes; $3.25 values, ea..$2.35 10,000 yards Curtain Swiss in dots, figures, stripes--3b inches. wide; suitable for sash and Ion" -I -i curtains; plain swissto match; 15c vals., yd C White Cluny Edges, Insertings, less than half price. Regular 25c values, 2 to 3 inches wide, yard..lOO 65c values, insertings 3 to 5-inch, at, the yard. .250 New Curtain materials nf all 1-; c t l 4. ' , , " " Jv . 1 ' 1 luwcct puces. Custom Drapery Work our specialty. Best materials au wuiKuiansmp. expert drapers at your service. m ?5 nmme H ats Values to $ 1 8 at $9.25 SlVSw dfPartment.-Sendfloor,today a timely Easter sale of 2QQ women's new, stylish Trimmed Hatsatricho.VfT hajpa ue-New headSearofjhyery latest fashion priced at a poEt tjorshtanariym included -MadofgbjgidsdTplit straws and trimmed m fioirT Teat hPrQ n1 Umrrr- All a1 1a . . ' i.s.-'ai-siL and effects Beauti fHLnewP"ng Landujninerjmmneryjn a variety so large that there's a becoming hat for evervono aic rcTBT.7i: . .miuirery in a variety so large that there's a becoming hat for everyone Vals. pp to STa"cn- rTP Your choice while they last at the pplflaFprfcTofeT. V.D Misses " - aim smau nais in Milan. Java and spht straws, trimmed in drapes and ribbon FronT$7downto Women's $3-$3.25 Gloves S2.3Q 20,000 Prs. 20c Hosiery, lie Pr. Great Easter offering lonn ... j - . & Faus ui women s o-Dutton lens-th real Kid Rim... t rut's, Majestic and other celebrated makes, in sizes 5y2 to 7 ; ?n biTck whtTS browns, grays, red, navy, ereen. mode: 11 M.f.. ''. !l '? C wl' Lans regular $3.00 and $3.25 values-buy all ?ou wanfof Vhlm at the JS. A sale extraordinary of 20,000 pairs women's and children's plain black Cotton Hose-plir- ourSbe7t 2ol v e. grade most stos sell at 25c "a , 1 ' values-your choice of this splendid assortment at, the pair. I 1 C 1000 dozen women's Swiss Handkerchiefs in the best styles, regular 15c values, ea.9 Easter Sale Fine Table Linens 5000 yards high-grade all-linen Table Damask, handsome patterns, "large variety; dl ff superior quality; $1.25 values, yd..P-"v Remarkable values in Linen Table Sets cloths and napkins to match; very beautiful patterns bargains the shrewd house wife will appreciate ; on sale at the following low prices ; 2x2-yd. cloths, 25-in. napkins, at, set..g6.QO 2x2y2-yd. cloths, 25-in. napkins, set..$6J5Q 2x3-yL cloths, 25-in. napkins, at, set.-.$7700 Another special lot Linen Table Sets, in three sizes, 2x2, 2x2y2 and 2x3-yd. cloths and 25-in. napkins, special, set, $6.25, $6.75 and $7.25 Magnificent double satin damask Linen Table Sets at exceptionally low prices; high-grade linens, attractive designs, of finest qualities. gi2y2-yd. cloths, 26,-in. napkins, set.g lSOO 2x3-yd. cloths, 26-in. napkins, at, set .$20706 2x2y2-yd. cloths, 36-in. napkins, set.$2C700-2x3-yd. cloths, 36-in. napkins, at, set.$24.Q0 ,MJ-n,cn nemsmcnea lowels; best patterns; resm- OO - , - iubcb , uesi patterns; regu lar oOc values; buy all vou.want of them at t.bi. nn,.iu :' u nnn 1 . i t . . . . 7 j.iu quuniy iinen rasn, xt inches wide; best 12y,c quality, at, yard 9 Special lot of .200 high-grade satin Quilts, extra heavy, all new patterns; CO CA size 66 by 90 inches; best regular $5.00 values, on sale at this price, each. .JpO.OO 200 fine Satin Quilts, 78 by 88 inches, scalloped and cut corners; $8 values, ea.$6.00 John S. Brown & Sons' Fine Table Linens Fine Table Linens Our stock is filled to overflowing with new styles and patterns in these superior Table Linens; many new ideas in separate cloths and novelty pieces $3-$5 Chiffon Veils $ 1.98 Each Sale Easter Neckwear 25c Each "TCi u s' S to 3 yaTds lon Plain Colors fancy (1 g0 i X .CO borders; black, white and all colors; splendid styles; values up to $5, each ureai easier sale women's new Movclty Neckwear in rabats, jabots, stocks Croats, bows, Dutch collars, linen collars, etc.; 35c-50c values, for 2 days, each. CHARTER IS FRAMED People's Forum Outlines Pro posed Changes. RUN CITY AS CORPORATION Document Is Simplicity Itself and It May Be Submitted to People for Their Consideration at the Forthcoming Klcctlon. ror i !cVMed at the Peoples Forum last nlKht are matured land may be given an opportunity to hioh P " charter provisions It cor. arre ""'Pulsed in le88 than a a 1. ,..Pur5,r"""' This document by E a r i r?i,Snt addre8s delivered b-E" J- McAlliter at the Peoples t rec.euntly- tn which he outlined a charter that he believed would meet the requirements of the modern city. Mr. McAllister presented a scheme aft.,mtUhn'CwPRl. Svern"ent patterned r? business corporation. .?k KL 8" w.ood also "Poke in behalf of such a system. The members of the Jorum were so Impressed with its atThaVu tl" the Charter -tested tXJ. I J was rouhly drafted and presented at last night s meeting. the Z.ZlVnS Paragraph recites that the present corporation known as the City of Portland shall continue as such Im POWe,r to sue and be sed. All legislative, executive, judicial and governmental powers of every sort are to be exercised by a body consisting TiL KMayr and slx councllmen. In Ihti, b8enc f the Mayor the Council iJ J.eCt nf ,ts memb to pre side. The members of the Council shall h!n Je "arlouB departments. There snail be but one Councilman at the head of each department, and he shaU th J!0 to aPP'nt and discharge the chief of department under him. a vot"0- Ca-" be Passed without bodv b. .LV"f the c"ncll- This The heads of departments may make uf "les as they deem necessary Tor ab,i",0nK'Ot thelr departments! subject to such general rules or reg ulations as the Council may provide by ordinance. The Council shall have power to acquire and operate light water, gas. Streetcar service and ii public utmties. ,nd prescribe the mode of procedure by which they are to be acquired. All bond issues or other propositions to place Indebtedness upon the city are to be submitted to a vote of the people. No member of the Council Is permitted to grant, give or dispose of in any way the city's properties. No franchise Is to be granted for a period exceeding 20 years. The recall can be Instituted against any officer by a re quest of 15 per cent of the voters. The taxing power shall be used for munic ipal purposes only and no donations subsidies or aids shall be granted from the people's money. It Is proposed by members of the forum to put the charter Into shape and If deemed advisable a movement will be Inaugurated to have the docu ment placed upon the ballot. ORGANIC UNION TO COME UP United Evangelical Conference Will Consider Merging. Federation and final organic union will be considered at the sessions of the Oregon Conference of. the United Evangelical denomination, which meets In St. John's Evangelical Church next Thyrsday night. Measures looking to organic union projected by the Evangelical-United Brethren Ministerial As sociation of Portland will come up for review. Among these measures are the publication of a monthly magaelne devoted to the organic movement, to be published in the Northwest under the auspices of the two branches of the Evangelical Church and the United Brethren. Dr. C. C. Poling proposed this pub lication at a meeting of the Ministe rial Association, and It was referred to the conference of the three denom inations, as the measure was consid ered a little too radical for the asso ciation to undertake without the ap proval of the conferences. The Mln oifwi .T'u'? Indorsed Dallas S?Jh ?h P.n.Ued Evangelical school, with the condition that the Evangelical fhSe8h0n ,"hOU,d be "presented on the board of regents. Fraternal dele gates will attend the conference ?rom the Evangelical Association and United Brethren conferences, tint faraS known there is no opposi-iwL-, trfr0nJ orsanic union be LWm, I tW? brances of the Evan fhl ChUrChe"-. but the leaders in litn? 8hare movin very slow, so that little real progress Is being made The United Brethren people, afso. ant orgbaen.Cc0Unoen,:ed ".men?SSr HOUSEKEEPERS' DAYS. danshaexV UKeld ""PP"" r the8w?de-awake cash buyer. McAllen-McDonnelLor. ular price dry goods store" noted r (rood goods at lowest prices 7Zr-Zl Third and Morrison. p"ces- Corner Investigation Is Postponed. OLTMPIA. Wash., March ' 'R cla,.) The legislative investlgalTo?; have been started here next Tuesday Anew6" PstPned by Chairman P Allen for one week or more on account of the death of Governor Cosgrove Swell English pumps at Rosenthal's. HEW CHURCH DEDICATED CHAPEL AND SCHOOL OF THE ASCEXSIOX OPENED. I Edifice at Montavilla ' Is Fifth Completed by Portland Catho lics Within One Year. Dedicatory services - of the Church and School of the Ascension, at Monta villa, were held yesterday forenoon In the presence of a large congregation, practically all the Catholic churches of the city being represented. Arch bishop Christie, with the assistance of a considerable retinue of Catholic clergy, blessed the church by forming a solemn procession, which marched around the building, consecrating It to the purposes for which it was erected. Then followed the service of high mass in the beautiful chapel of the building, celebrated by the archbishop, and concluded with an appropriate ser mon by Archbishop Christie. The new pipe organ was used for the first time, and the male choir from Columbia Uni versity rendered a number of vocal selections. The altar In the chapel, one of the most beautiful In the city was appropriately decorated for the occa sion and was greatly admired. At the conclusion of the dedicatory services the women of. the parish served re freshments in the basement- of the church. h.J.nt "ew c1,urcn Is a two-story frame It e- hiCh cost "5.000. and is Tabor xt , eastern slPe of Mount Tabor It includes a school and ?? P ,.,.nd iS 8,mHar 1" design to . he buildings of the St. Stephen's. St. Andrew s, Redemptorists and the Jes uits all of which were erected and dedicated within the past year. Rev Father J. p. Fltzpatrick is the rector in charge of the Church of the Ascen- weu' oarngdanh,eZedaS ln 8Cletlea EVANS TO BE CITY'S GUEST Famous Admiral Will Be Welcomed by Prominent Men. -.P,l.tIad s ,oremst suest this week w m be Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans America's great naval hero, who will neitiVe w th,? Aory Wednesday ,He ,W111 teU of cruise of the Atlantic fleet from Hampton Roads to San Francisco. The lecture is under the auspices of the Commer cial Club and seats are on sale at Rowe & Martin's drug store. A distinguished reception "committee win meet the famous sea fighter upon his arrival in the city and welcome him to Portland. Much attention win be shown the noted visitor while he is in the city. The reception committee is made up of the following men of Van couver, Wash., and Portland: Colonel Jackson, Major Burnham, General Ba con, General Beebe, Captain Pond, Colo nel McDonell, W. D. Wheelright and r. B. Wilcox. "Fighting Bob" is meeting with great receptions throughout the North west on his lecture tour, and Portland will give him as warm a welcome as any other American city. A graceful tribute was paid the grizzled Admiral last week when he passed through Gar field, Wash., on his way to Lewlston, Idaho. A thousand citizens and 600 school children of Garfield marched to the depot to meet the Evans train and gave -him three rousing cheers. Admiral Evans came out on the car platform and thanked the school chil dren for coming to the depot to greet him. He said he noticed that Garfield had the prettiest girls of any point he had visited on the present trip. He also said the .best sailors come from the interior, strange as It may seem. - Admiral Evans will spend nearly all day Wednesday In this city. The seat sale for his lecture is very large and reservations should be made at once. RAIN .UPON WORSHIPERS East Side Congregation Delays Placing of Cornerstone. Owing to the storm yesterday after noon the cornerstone of the First Pen tacostal Church, on the northwest cor ner of East Seventh and East Couch streets, was not laid according to an nouncement, but a general public serv ice was held. A platform had been placed -on the floor of the new build ing, the frame of which was up, but without a roof. Although the rain poured down in torrents when the meeting began, the fervor of the con gregation was not abated. Umbrellas were raised and it was ."showers of blessings" as well as showers of rain to the determined assemblage. Rev. A. O. Hendricks, the pastor, was in charge, and he read scripture and spoke with energy while the rain came down in torrents upon the roof less church. The choir sang under the shelter of umbrellas. It was necessary to turn the organ upside down and empty out the water occasionally, but in spite of the discomfiture the con gregation maintained good humor. Rev Lewis F. Smith, of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, delivered a short talk when Rev. Mr. Hendricks spoke briefly. setting forth some- of the WE WILL PAY THESE PRICES: DreeI Hogm. Djrecned Veal under 130 lbs" 8c ' i-"dJ,;1- 1,r- o 8 Vic D,7MCiH'" SPrtngs, 17e 1.1 ve Hens and Sprlnm.7. 15 Dreued Turkey. .... ' aoe K;S Market" Prlee we Charge no Commission. ja you All Produce Must Be Good Fat Quality. FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO. 'FlirlHiig the Beef Trust." PORTLAND, OREGOS. points of the history of the Penta costal Church. He said the new build ing will cost $2500 when completed. Much work, he said, had been donated by members, and Mr. Hendricks him self had been working in pushing the construction. A table was then placed in front and the congregation marched around, each placing pledges on the table or cash, a considerable sum belne contributed. Rev. Hendricks said that the laying of the cornerstone would be deferred for the present. He announced that special services would be started In the new building about April 16.' Seamen's Friend Society Concert. wlTihe,U8.Ual M,,nday evening concert will be given this evening at the Sea men s Friend Society, corner Third and Flanders streets. The programme Is In charge of Mrs. A. E. Meserve and the 'uu"s pcuie oi me -irsi Christian Church, assisted by Professor Webber's amateur orchestra. There will also be songs and chanties by the sailors, and all friends are cordially Invited. The concert will begin at 8 o'clock NEW FOR GOOD FRIDAY Innovations That Strike Both Eye and Palate. Fearce's meltingly delicious home-made candles In seasonable design; Easter eggs, eegs on toast," "bacon and eggs " etc For special name or decoration, order at once. Royal Bakery, Wash, branch FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" 226 ALDER STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND 612 WILLIAMS AVENUE . 791 MISSISSIPPI AVENUE . TWENTY-FIRST AND JOHNSON STREETS 188 GIBBS STREET ELEVENTH AND MONTGOMERY STREETS 362 EAST MORRISON STREET THIRD AND JEFFERSON STREETS TWELFTH AND BOND STREETS. ASTORIA m 253 TAYLOR STREET, ASTORIA (UNIONTOWN) When you come to our Alder-Street Market, oe sure you get in the rirht pass ud the Beef Tmct m.v T A61" tne nght place: vb uuuua aDoux Us. oirtoin oteak XO lenderloin Steak 12l4 Beef to boil and stew 6 and 7 orn? Beef 6 and 8 Shoulder Roast Beef g Hamburg Steak i.O Prime Rib Roast Beef 10-12y2S15 Shoulder Roast Pork, end cut.. lOt Center cuts of Shoulder Roast Pork 12V-15 Choice Pork Chops ista Pickled Pork lavii'-l?? Dry Salt Pork X2v Pork Sausage 12v GROCERIES AT THIRD Shoulder ofr Mutton Shoulder Roasts of Mut- Leg Mutton X5 Loin and Rib Mutton Chops! " 15? c11-h.i7dsc0f Sausaee - - - -10-12 bmith s Sugar-Cured Hams or Half Hams 15 Smith's Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon 17V2& Smith's pure kettle-rendered Lard, 5-lb. pail 65 Oregon Ranch Eggs 22V Norway Butter, per square 75 Second quality Butter, per sq...60f jJix iKSON STREETS ONLY AND 0 MEATS AT THIRD AND JEFFERSON ALSO ribrbhetseV.v.v.v.v.v.v gS The best Table Salt, per lb Pickles, 4 bottles for 25 Baked Beans, 3 cans. 3 haVaVh' -25c for 3 cans Wisconsin Corn ."25i 3 cans Pumpkin.... 21 q tv . Coffee, per lb Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs. Potatoes, 14 lbs .25 ...20 ...250 ...250 Fancy Mixed Candy.. (Retails most everywhere for COOKIES Animal Crackers Chocolate Eclairs Cocoanut Jumbles - " Fig Newtons Ginger Snaps .Vanilla Wafers 1 Graham Wafers ALL 120 PER POUND 150 20c.) MAKER OF 231 WASHINGTON ST. PORTLAND ORtaort. MENS CUOTHtt ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARD Jose Vila. Mabana Cigar's Received First Award for General Excellence, quality,' workmanship and selection from a Jury of Award (five experts) at Tampa Exposition; a dependable state ment that it is the best. Made in Sixty Sues 3 for 25c to SOc each BEBRIMAN BROS. M alter Tampa, Fl. v CAMPBELL. LKIN , EEGAR CO. uutrlbuton. iiiuiuiiiiuiiu&imiiiiiuiiduuiiiiHnni