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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1910)
13 Merchandise Purchased on Credit Today, Tomorrow and THvirsday Will Go on Your April Account-Arnold's Knit Goods for Infants "Onyx" Hosiery "Merode" Underwear Richardson's Linens Libbey Cut Glass Home Journal Patterns The Is Portland's Best Shopping Place Greater THE MORXIXG OREGOXTAX, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1910. w $6 Folding Go cart $42i Just like the above cut. Take partic ular notice of the substantial con struction. You can fold it up and take it under your arm. Colors, black, green or brown leatherette, with black gear. 10-inch enameled wheels with nickel caps; 3-8-inch tires, back re clining two positions, adjustable one motion; handle of y-inch. steel with Tuscan rosewood handle-bar, nickeled trimmings; hood not lined; enameled fixtures; a good seller at tj1 Qfi the regular $6" price, for "We have other values to $11.00 each. $6 Waists Special $225 Choose from a line of all new, fash ionable waists in lingerie and tailored styles. The tailored waists come in many plaited, tucked and hand-embroidered styles. The lingeries are daintily trimmed in laces and embroi dered designs ; sizes 34 to 4-4. " Quick witted women will come CO QO today for values to $6.50 ?SjQ 25c Hose for Women pr. 17c Women's fine quality black cotton Hose, pure thread linen heel and toe, seamless foot; sizes 82 to 10-; f "T-, regular values to 25c; special f C Lisle Hose at 5Qc A showing of hew Spring Hosiery for women "in fine quality lisle, fancy polka 'dot and lace boot effects;, all the new shades, on sale at the CS- extremely- low price' of, pair 35c Hair Bow i Is 1j on 25c a Yard Mark you, wanted values, the very kind selling freely at the regular price. An excellent quality of stiff taffeta, in black, white, and a full assortment of colors; our regular 35c rib- OF bons, on sale today at, yard JC $25 Rxig ; $1712 $16i2Rig'$12Zf Great sale of room-size Rugs; honest values in dependable merchandise, priced so reasonable that there is no use to look elsewhere. The big fourth floor carpet store is full of special seasonable offerings. Elegant new draperies, curtains, etc. Note the fol lowing reductions on the 3d floor: Extra grade .ool Tapestry Brussels Rug, size 9x12 feet ; all new patterns ; our regular $16.50 val- 1 O 7E ues, priced special, each P f Best seamless wool Tapestry Brussels, size 9x12 feet, pleasing, artistic pat terns; the best regular A 7C $18.50 values, for, each ? Extra heavy grade Wilton Velvet, in room-size rugs, full 9x12 size; a rich assortment of patterns; J" "T CA regular $25.00 values at P 0 V $1.75 SilRSuit'gs $1.29 Foulard SilKs at 95c . . 9 ' ' New smart Silk Suitings, diagonal and 6ilk serge. Dame Fashion's approved fabrics for the season of 1910. These fabrics are all made of pure silk; fine, firm finish; will tailor perfectly; all are full 27 inches wide; shades are reseda, tan, lavender, gray, old rose, "I OQ brown, navy, raisin, etc.; regular $1.75 values, the yard Vr rOULARDS Your choice of the stock of the famous Cheney Bros.( and showerproof foulards, and the renowned shedwater silks; QC endless variety of patterns for your selection; special, the yard U anci - Embroidered $2.5Q Chemise for $1.37 $4.00 Petticoats at $2.27 French hand .embroidered chemise, unlaundered, made of the best quality. and 1 ,s ll$LI French namsoon and cam- bric, beautiful floral and spray designs carefully embroidered by hand Our regular values to $2.5Q-Special for Women's petticoats of good quality cambric, fine and sheer, made with a deep $1.37 flounce of ery, underflounce eyelet embroid- trimmed with edge of same Our reg ular stocR values f Q QT to S 4- Special for I ress Goods 1.75-VaKae 95c Every tahle in the piece goods annex will be filled with speeial fea tures to greet today's buyers. For this event we have not simply arranged to close out a lot of undesirables, but have adopted a plan to attract great crowds of shoppers to some of our best values in seasonable goods. Here's a special purchase of new Spring suitings, mannish effects, in dark, medium and light shades, stripes, checks and plain colors, for tailored suits, one-piece dresses and skirt; most of these cloths are 54 and 56 inches wide and represent a rich QCp collection of $1.50 and $1.75 values; on special sale at, the yard v Baby WeeR Specials Dresses 79c Sacctiesp9c Each announce- "Nmeht of our "Baby WeeR" brings us more new custom ers who've heard of the great ad vantages of this time High class apparel of all Rinds is here at prices much less than you suppose A full new line of blanRets in del icate shades with designs of bunnies, cats, chicRs, Teddy - Fine qual- Ml Baby Bunny 1 A)J- bears, etc ity, soft finish Each 60c $1.00 Dresses for 79c $1.5Q Dresses for 98c Short Dresses, made bishop or Mother Hubbard styles, trimmed with lace, embroidery and fine tucks; ages 6 months to 2 years; our rJCkt lar $1.50 value for 9c, and our regular $l.UU value, eacn reEmli BABY SACQUES, 69c Baby Saeques, in white, trimmed with dainty colors. A sample line purchased especially tor a iSaby Veefc7Q, sale; regular values to $1.50; supply your needs at, garment v 30c BOOTEES FOB 17c A Good assortment of Bootees in white, trimmed with pink or blue. A pair will make baby feel so " T proud. Our regular values up to 30c, special sale price, pair SLIPS AND SKIRTS FOR 98c Infants' long Slips and Skirts, dain tily trim'd in lace and embroidery; good assortment to choose QQ from. On special sale for Baby Week at the low price of, each Ofi Hand-made Bonnets, Bibs and Pillow Slips, at half the regular prices. Baby Shoes in all colors and sizes, at this special price, the pair. .49 FISHING SEASON NIGH AN'GLERS WITHOUT PERMITS AMENABLE TO ARREST. Period Begins April 1 and to Con tinue Until November 1 1082 Walton Disciples Apply. Fishermen who have not secured li censes from the County Clerk to fish, in the state will be liable to arrest when fishing season opens, April 1. Dep uty County Cleric Schneider, at the Courthouse, has thus far this year is sued 815 anglers' licenses, 267 combina tion licenses and 365 hunters' licenses. Following is a. summary of the fishing laws of the state: Beginning April 1 and continuing un til November 1, trout may be taken with hook and line. Trout, salmon trout" and bass, however, may not be caught in any other way. It is unlaw ful to catch trout less than six inches long and not more than 75 may be caught in a day. In Klamath County, however, the limit is 25 trout in a day, or not mora than 20 pounds. It Is un lawful to fish at night, and unless trout are raised in captivity, their sale is prohibited. In Baker County trout fishing does not open at the same time as in the rest of the state, the season being closed until July 1. In Link River. Klamath County, the closed sea son extends to September 1. Fishing with hook and line in the Rogue River is permissible at all times. The season is always open for salmon-trout and bass. The use of dyna mite, gas or poison Is forbidden by Special laws have been framed gov erning salmon fishing. No salmon less than 12 Inches long may be taken, and the spear, gaff and foul hook may not be used. North of "Willamette Falls at Oregon City no salmon fishing is al lowed from March 15 to April 15 at noon. The season closes again June 15 and extends to November. South of the falls no salmon fishing is per mitted at any time except with hook and line. It . is also unlawful to fish within 600 feet of a fish-way or fish-ladder. Seaside to Leave County Road. SEASIDE, Or., March 28T Special.) In place' of straightening the County road, the City Council last night decided to recommend to the County Court that the present line of the road be followed and that In place of cutting through property, 20 feet from the west side of the road be taken. Seaside cottages are in future to be numbered on the basis of one number for each' ten feet. The ordinance pro vides for fine and imprisonment of citi zens failing to comply. It was reported the city. is finding its efforts as a contractor in building a fire proof vault more expensive than it ex pected, according to the. report of Coun cilman Gerritse. D emon stration TOWN IS WITHOUT PAUPERS Hood River Claims Proud Title. None Cares to Steal. The only town of Its size in the United States without an indigent person in its limits, is the title claimed by Hood River. This claim was voiced in Portland yes terday by John Calvin Skinner, secretary of the Commercial Club at that place, who is in Portland. "Last Christmas," said Mr. Skinner, 'Jthe Salvation Army workers were in Hood River trying to find someone to ac cept charity from them, but they were unable to find anyone. It is truly a re markable situation. "There we never lock our doors at night, as we have ho fear of being bothered. Everybody Is prosperous and none care to steal." the "Howd" America's Beat Front-Lace c All this week, Madame Scofield, ex pert corsetiere, direct from the fac tory, will be in our corset department, second floor, demonstrating the su perior points of "Howd" and ."Le Beau." Corsets. Come and learn how to properly adjust your corsets. Have one fitted to-your form that will give you more comfort and wear better that any corset yon have ever owned. EOWD CORSETS, 5 TO $18.50 LE BEAU CORSETS, $15 TO $25 Chamoisette Gloves 5Qc a Pair Jnst what you have been looking for. We have them in natural and white. Answer every purpose of a Cf) chamois glove; priced at, pair'"' Kayser Gloves A complete assortment of Kayser 's fine Silk Gloves in all colors. Buy your supply for Surr-ner, while the size and shade are here. Don't wait until there is another glove Crj famine; at low price of, pair The 'Alexandre' Rid Gloves The "Alexandre," the glove of qual ity; every pair guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction ; all made from prime kid stock. Fitted by experts, who are most accommodating and try hard to please. Two-clasp overseams, in suede, finest pique-sewed fingers; reliable clasp fasteners. A complete assort ment for your selection. See them. Dinnr Sets $24 Set at $13 $145 Set $8.55 One hundred housewives will be made, happy by the great clean-up of 100 Dinner Sets. They are odd sets with us because there's only one to three or four sets of a kind. See them. 60- pieee English semi-porcelain, clo ver leaf, border patterns; 7EC regular $11.20 values for 3 61- piece Syracuse China, tfJO EEf decorated; $14.50 set for pO,JO 64-piece Syracuse China Set, border decoration, regular $24 O On value, on sale at, the set P -VJ 60-pc. Syracuse China djf f QC Dinner Set, $19.50 value P J. 61-piece English Semi-Porcelain set, with rose decoration : regular $20.00 values at $12.00 18 OF 40 BOYS CAN SWIM Y. M. C. A. CONDCOTS TEST OF VEEXON SCHOOL PVPIIiS. Seven Can Make Half Distance of 50 Yards Required Instruction Given After Try out. Eighteen toys from the Vernon Gram mar School, yesterday afternoon in the Y. M. C. A. swimming tank, successfully passed the first of a series of tests in swimming which, are being conducted among the boys W the various public schools of the city by the Y. M. C. A. There were 40 entries in the contest. Seven boys swam half the distance re quired, while the rest were unable-to swim at all and were given free instruc tion by Harry T. Smith after the try out. Boys between the ages of 12 and 16 only were entered. The judges of the test were George B. Cellars and William Parker, principal of "he school. The boys who succeeded in swimming the 60 yards were as follows: Ray A'll Bon, Carrol Melville; Leslie Ennls, arl 30.00 Tailored units '-at Plain and striped serges, panamas and mixtures ; navy and Alice blue, tan, gray, mode, reseda, black and white checks, etc., heliotrope and black colors; excellent semi-fitting models, with shapely single-breasted coats, bringing put every graceful line of the figure. Attractive Spring-like touches in the collars and cuffs. Plaited " Q skirts in the smartest styles; values to $30.00, sale price ? .VJJ Sale of Millinery $10.00 Hats at $4-5 $17.5Q Hats at $9.95 jr.s. 'sex- ct--w -vSs. w. $4.95 Doxifole floor space, double the amount of s t o c K Twice as many salespeople The increased pop ularity of our hats has brought such great crowds that we were obliged to en large our Millinery Departm'ryt See the big display of beau tiful trimmed hats Values to $10.00 each Are now priced special at only An assortment of fashionable trimmed Hats, such as imported braids, pressed Milans, pressed chips, Tuscan braids, etc., trimmed in ostrich, flowers, velvets, ribbons, wings, quills, silks, laces, grass, CQ QC "etc.; regular values up to $17.50, on special sale for, each Pf- $12 Leghorns $7.95 $3.5Q BlacR Chips $1.98 Clippings from New York papers tell us that Leghorn shapes are very popular and scarce in the market, and are retailing there at $15. We were fortunate in supplying ourselves early with an enormous stock. Twenty different styles, which we bought to retail up to O 7 QC $12.00 each; these we offer special, untrimmed for, each P Imported black chips and black open-hair braid, untrimmed shapes, all the latest blocks for women or misses; regular values up (PI QO to $3.50 each; on special sale at this very low price, each ale of Veiling 25c-35c Values 12V2C Women seeRing the high novelties in Veilings will find them here, as well as the more moder ately priced, such as these plain mesh veilings with chen ille dots and' hexa gon mesh in white, blacK, brown, myr tle, pinK and various others Our regular 23c and 35c values only 75c Hair Brushes 46c Each 5Qc Hand Brushes 19c Ea. The Spotless Hair Brush, easy to clean; dirt does not cling to it; extra stiff penetrating Siberian bristles; put up in sealed pack ages, germ-proof, sanitary ;QO regular $1 values, at, each Hand Brush, .extra quality fine bristles; hand-drawn, solid back; regular values to 50c, eaeh..l9 Tooth Brushes, assorted handles, all grades fine bristles: in pure white; mixed lot of values to 35c French brushes for Rubberset Ulue Ribbon Lather Brush, extra length pure white bristles, every brush guar- f CZ anteed; special price, ea. 12'2C Real bristle hand-drawn solid wood back Hair Brushes; an ex cellent brush for men; as sorted colors; 75c values"-' Kleanwell rubber cushion Hair Brushes; keep the hair and scalp in fine condition. These are su perior to the Ideal; regu-?0 n lar 85c values, for, each vlJ 1 Solid wood back Hair Brush, black and white bristles, assorted color backs; regular 33eOO. values, priced special for4' Shaving Brushes, the Kleanwell Badger Brush, in collapsible nickel-plated sanitary tube; CO values to $1.00, special at lnxrnjiiiir'ini 1 New Goods for Children's Wash Presses Mothers will find every wanted fab ric for children's wear in our domes-' tic department. Let us show you. 15 c Percales lOc A beautiful assortment of light pat terns in good quality of 3(i-inch Per cale, especially good for children's dresses, women's house dres-.es, waists, aprons, etc.; real 121lc and 1 " 15c values, on sale at, the yd. XvIC 35c Ginh'm 2Qc Anderson's Ginghams, in a very ex tensive line of patterns, dark and light colors, for children's dresses and. all other purposes where a durable fabric is needed; regular 3ocOfl values, at low price of, yard $1.25 Waist Fronts 69c Here's an easy solution to the all-important problem eonfrontino- those who make their own waist: embroid ered waist fronts in a good assort ment of fancy patterns and fine ma terials; .values to 7oc are priced at 48e, and regular values up to CQ $1.25 are priced special, each 2 Belts 98c ELASTIC BELTS, in plain web and tinseled effects. Those who want something stylish, that fits, always looks neat, and at a great saving price, should have one of those. They are fitted with a fine assortment of buck les, which alone are worth the money. A full range of colors; val- QO ues to $2.00, special sale, each fOC $ 2.5 O Union Suits for $1.29 The knit underwear store is now ready with a complete showing of Spring weights. For instance, women's com bination Suits, fine quality of ribbed cotton, low neck and short sleeves or high neck and long sleeves, knee or ankle length; sizes 4, 5, 6; C2? 1 OQ our regular' $2.50 values P Garden Tools Bali-Bearing Lawn Mower, J?1 "JUL on special sale for, each P" 50 feet of guaranteed Garden Hose, coupled, 34 size, regular EZf $5.50 value, special price pT'.J Hose Reels that sell regular at HZf $1, on special sale for, each 12-tooth Garden Rakes, at, ea..2ri Garden Hoes, special at. each..20 Grass Shears, special price, ea..20 3- pe. Garden Sets, regular 85c JC. value, special sale price, 801 35c Pruning Shears, special at..20 Kitchen Specials No. 8 copper bottom Qn Boilers, on special sale at, ea. -V No. 8 nickel-plated Tea Ket- OA ties, on special sale for, each OVC 4- qt. Granite Sauce Pans for..l8 Wood Chopping Bowls, at, ca..i8 Heavy Dust Pans, sale at, ea . . X2 Elblk. Lawrence Kaublan, iieorgo aoodell, Lawrence Harvey, Thomas Irvine. Arthur Irvine, Roy Johnson, George Kerr, Henry Lenz, Grant Newell. Eugene Perrlll. Millard Strong, Eugene Spencer, Forest Speck and Lowell Letherow. The following boys managed to swim from 20 to 45 yards: Charlie Chase, Charles Depew, Carl Edwards, Myron Kllgore. Hyman Nudelman, Linden Pugh, Heston Williams. The boys un able to make the swim were: William Booth, George Butcher, Albart Berner, Hubert Bailee, Clyde Custin, Russell Kelly, Rex Leavens, Lloyd Laupaugh, Lawrence McBwen, Louis Masters, John Zelmo, Harold Zelmo, Lester Manlon, Rudolph Elbik. The next test will be for the boys from the Shave and Atnsworth. schools this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Great Northern Official Here. M. J. Costello, assistant traffic man ager of the Great Northern Railway Company, la in Portland on official busi ness, including a conference with Presi dent French, of the North Bank road. He will remain here over today. A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is. Chamberlain's Liniment drives away the pain at once and cures the com plaint quickly. First application 'gives relief. Sold by all dealers. JUST A FEW DOSES END KIDNEY MISERY AND MAKE YOUR LAME BACK FEEL ElfiE Out-of-Order Kidneys Are Regulated, Making Backache or Bladder Trouble Vanish. A real surprise awaits every sufferer from kidney or bladder trouble who takes several doses of Pape's Diuretic. Misery in the back, sides or loins, sick head-che, nervousness, rheumatism pains, heart ' palpitations, dizziness, sleeplessness, inflamed or swollen eye lids, lack of energy and all symp toms of out-of-order kidneys simply vanish. Uncontrollable urination (especially at night), smarting, offensive and dis colored water and other bladder mis ery ends. The moment you suspect kidney or urinary disorder, or feel any rheu matism, begin taking this harmless medicine, with the knowledge that there is no other remedy, at any price. made anywhere else In the world, which will effect so thorough and prompt a cure as a fifty-cent treat ment of Pape's Diuretic, which any' druggist can supply. It is needless to feel miserable and ' worried, because this unusual prepara-r tion goes at once to the out-of-order kidneys and urinary system, distribut ing its cleansing, healing and strength ening influence directly upon the or gans and glands affected, and com- pletes the cure before -you realize it. Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Cin-' cinnati, is a large and responsible medicine concern, thoroughly worthy of your confidence. Only curative results can come from taking Pape's Diuretic, and a few days' treatment will make any one feel fine. Accept only Pape's Diuretic fifty-, cent treatment any drug store any-, where In the world, . .