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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1910)
THE MORNING OREGOXIAX,. SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1910. Opening rung Ope u B D it3 Spring Opening and Exhibition of Millinery, Tailored Suits, Dresses, Gowns, Waists Today, Monday and Tuesday, March 12th, 14th, 15 th The First Easter Exhibition Showing of 1 I'll 1V1111 1 I Pe s Hard nits Exhibition of Easter mery As Decreed by Foreign Word and Example Today, Monday Tuesday More than ever will beautiful millinery occupy the stage of fem inine life. Never since Modem Millinery has had a place- in civilization have the styles been, so beautiful or be coming. At this exhibition you can com pare the creations of v the leading French milliners with those of our own land, and make your choice from an original Paris fashion or a modified American style. Turbans, The Tricorn, Picture and Tailored Hats ited in immense, numbers. This year's models show a decided character of extreme length from front to back or else turn up from the face and are broad from side to side. The look of your Easter-hats and the satisfaction you anticipate in wearing them will be pro portional to the care you exercise in their selection. If you come here we will assume all respon sibility for your appearance and permanent satisfaction. Quaint, Serviceable Motor Bonnets Pretty Children's Hats Pellard suits never revolution ize a fashion. No extreme style is introduced to assert and overturn the foundation of fashion. Pellard suits are extremely sim ple, of quiet elegance and refinement, and it is this gentleness that appeals to women of good taste. All the style newness of the Spring fashions, produced by the different manufacturers, clothes builders and ladies tailors will be shown in our Suit Department. Garments with style and charac ter for women of quiet fancies. New Forsythe and Castleton waists, models of 1 9 1 0 on exhibition. 1 i-1 fjip "OLEO" MEN PUNISHED Violators of Federal Law Fined and Imprisoned In Chicago. CHICAGO. March 11. Summary ac tion was taken today by Judge Landis In the United States District Court In sentencing violators of the Federal laws regulating the manufacture and sale of oleomargarine. The court fixed the punishment of Samuel Driesbach, who pleaded guilty, at a fine of $15,000 and six years' im prisonment. To Daniel Borts, who also pleaded srullty, the court, meted out an 18-months" term In the House of Cor rec tlon. Morgan & Robb, 250 Stark at., can writ your contract bonds for you. AUSTRALIAN STRIKE ENDS Labor Trouble Is Declared at End After Four Months. SYDNEY, N. S. W., March 11. The strike of the northern coal miners, which has been In progress since early In November, was declared off today. thus ending the difficulties South Wales coal fields. in the Naval Militia Will Drill. WASHINGTON. March 11. Extra ef forts are being made by Assistant Sec retary Winthrop, of the Navy Depart ment, to insure a full representation of the Naval Militia In the exercises this Summer. The drills will take place en the Atlantic Coast July 24-31, and the men are asked to obtain ten days' leave. The rendezvous will be at Gov ernor's Bay, Long Island. On the Great Lakes the exercises will take place August 8 to 1'7, inclusive, with the rendezvous at Thunder Bay and a cruise down the lakes to Buffalo. In California the Marblehead will take part of the militia and the others will go aboard the Pacific fleet. . The period selected is July 17 to 24, inclusive, which requires a ten days' leave. SUSPICION IS EXTENDED French Deputies Hear Accusation Against Liquidators. PARIS, March 11. The interpella tion concerning the embezzlement of M. Duez, one of the men Intrusted by the government with . the liquidation of church property, came up In the Chamber of Deputies today. M. Jaures, Socialist leader, in a bit ter speech demanded that the respon sibility be fixed. He said that it was amazing that a man already a defaulter in the sum of $100,000 could be ap pointed to such a responsible task, and openly Intimated that the gravest suspicion "existed against snot her liquidator, M. Le Couturier. ,