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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1911)
1J Store Open This Evening Until 9:3Q Evening Concert in Auditorium 7.3Q to 9i3Q-25c Dairy Lunch in the Basement Principal Portland Agents for "Vudor" Porch Shades and Hammocks Picture Framing Now at 1-4 Off Regular Prices THE MORNING OREGOXIAX. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1911. V Choicest Dahlia Bulbs Mixed Varieties Special at lOc 25c Varieties 17c 4QcVari'ties29c By special arrangements with ona of Portland 'a most popu lar floret s we will place on sale 6000 choicest selected Dahlia Bulbs, C a c t us type, f.va. Countess of Lonsdale, decorative tvpe, Mrs. Win ters, Estella, all 20e A jrradcs, special, only "C Cactus type, J. II. Jackson, -decorative type, N'avajo; show Dahlias. Pia- T dm: 2-V varieties at C 3"c Cactus type, Lawine, Victor Von Sheffel, at 22 Peony type, Ulory of Groeneken; Cactus type, Bcr lichingen. Decorative Snow, De Ouitare Doazon; O A regular 3oe varieties, on special sale at only Cactus type; Stern, Brillanlilla, Louretta, 40c val. 2J) A. D. Livoni and mixed varieties, very special for 10 rot RTii n.noR Sale 6uit Cases 32.QOValuei at $1.39 g2.5Q Values at $1.69 4th floor, 24-inch Mattinjr Suitcases, with wall protected corners and steel frames, brass lock and catches, pood handles; cloth-lined; our 0J OQ regular $2.00 values only Matting Cases, leather corners, brass lock, catches; well bound, P CQ cloth-lined; $2-00 values P t At W Custom Tailoring $65.00 Suits $55.QO S55.QO Suits $47.5Q Our ladies' custom tailoring depart ment has earned a well-deserved rep utation for doing satisfactory work. We will complete your suit in forty eight hours. A great assortment of materials to choose from. Ask for Mr. Himousky. Satisfaction guaran teed. A. trial order will convince you. Last D r es T- r fat 14 Off fete Good Shoe Shining Parlors For Women or Men in the Basement Store TaKe Lunch in Our Tea Room Today Excellent Service 11:30 to 2 MENU Chicken Bouillon in Cups 10c Scotch Broth 10c Roast Loin of Beef, Buttered Spinach, Potatoes, 35c Cold Koast Lamb with fotato balad, JOo Chicken Patties, 30c Royal Chinook Salmon Croquettes, Tomato Sance, 25c . Baked Shad, Maitre de Hotel Sauce, Potato, 25c Fruit Salad, 25c Sliced Tomatoes Mayonnaise, 25c Calitornia Head Lettuce, with 1 rench or Mayonnaise Dressing1, 20c English Deep Apple Pie, "Whipped Cream, 15c Kew Rhubarb Pie, with Whipped Cream, 15c JfTesli Cocoanut Cream Pie, loo , Prune Souffle and Whipped Cream, 15c Devil Cream Cake, 15c Pound Cake, lOo feherry Wine Jelly, Whipped Cream, 10c Kaspberry Jelly, Whipped Cream, 10c Walnut Ice Cream, 10c - Tea or Coffee, per Cup, 5c Pot for two, 15o aster Sales at PortlainudPs Largest CEt Best S tie Shoe Spec'ls For Today Main Floor S6 Values $4.85 Velvet Boots "Women's 17 Button style Vel vet Boots in the brown color with tosscL They are made of the best oze cloth on the late New York last, a pattern for a dressy street shoe, regu lar $6.00 values, for $4.85 Velvet Pumps $5.QO Values $3.65 Saturday sale of new Velvet Pumps with curved edge and beautiful tail ored how. A splendid tf0 r V $3.00 Pump now selling OuOu 2QOO Pairs Ox fords and Pumps $4.00 Values $1.98 A collection of 2000 nairs of Women Oxfords and Pumps in tan calf and run metal stock, also vici kids in turns and welts, a rood selection of sizes in values to $4.00, all grouped in one lot for this sale at the low a qq price of only, the pair, bxyO Canvas Oxfords 150 Easter Suits 1 $35 Vals. $18.75 Today, second floor, we place on Sale 150 women's fine Tailored Salts in which there are beauty, value and service combined In this assortment can be found the most appropriate and desirable models wnicn win fit to perfection Gray and blacK, brown j and blacK worsteds, brown cheviots, navy bine ser- ges, blacK serges and diagonals Medium length, box style or semifitting jacKets SKirts are plain gored or panel bacK All sizes includ- ti q -Inj stouts Regular values to $35.00, at P 1 O O Notions and Small Wares Things you absolutely need priced at big saving 5c Spool SilK Dozen 2Qc Crescent Spool Silk, a sublime quality. A size in black and all colors. Our Of regular 5c grade; special, the doz., -iVC 5c Spool Cotton for 2c 00-yard Spol Cotton for hand or ma chine use, whita or black, numbers 36 O to 70, regular 5c quality, very special, C HOOKS AND EYES, white or black, all sizes, put np 2 dozen hooks. 2 dozen O eyes on a card; all sizes, 5e grade, C 25c Bone Hair Pins 12c $3.00 Values at 98c 3000 pairs in this lot; white Canvas Oxfords in a big selection of styles and lasts. Regular values to $3.00 Q Q a pair, special for thissale at iOC Men's Oxfords S5.00 Values $2.89 A collection of Men's Shoes and Ox fords comprising about 7000 pairs, they are all high-grade stock. Big display in department, main floor. Today they go on sale at less than the cost of man ufacture. Values to $o.00 O O f special for this sale at WMaOt Women's $5.00 Velvet ft O " f Pumps, special today, pr D(Oi "Women's Ankle Strap JQ QC Pumps, short toe last, $5; )j,Ou Bone Hair Pins, smooth finish, shell or amber, .crimped or plain, 3 on a card; recrular 2oc, special, the card """ SATETY PDfS Nickel-plated, steel point Duplex, all sizes, put op 1 dozen on a Q card. Regular 6c a card, special at J lOcHair Nets at 4c 35c Arm Shields for 19c lOc Collar Supports 5c Best analitv silk covered Arm ShipU in all sizes, white only. Warranted Q regular 35c grades, special, pair, COLLAR SUPPORTERS, Serpentine in visible, the best silk-covered shield C made; washable; reg 10c card for OC 5Qc Hose Support's 29c 13c SKirt Braids for 6c Women's Uos' Supporters in several styles, "Velvet Grip" and "Princess Chick," Pad, Sewon and Clasp, all OQ colors aud black; 50c values for SKIRT BRAID, Awrora or Crescent, five yards to the piece, all colors. Rejru- r lar 13o grade, very special at only OC ale of 'Gold Watches $12.50 Values Only $4-89 Continuation of the most successful sale of Gold Watches we have ever planned. Hun dreds of well satisfied customers have taken advantage and hundreds more will buy today. Seven-jewel Swiss-American Watches, 10 and 20-year guaranteed QQ cases, each thoroughly tested and fully warranted; great $12.50 values at V $15 Diamond Rings $9.98 Women's high-grade Rings, about -karat, real, pure white Diamond, Tiffany setting, 14-karat gold ring. Very classy rings, splendid for Easter gifts. No jeweler l:Q QQ would price them less than $15.00 to $17.00; our special price is only, each, $3 Vals $ Introductory sale of our New "Cheshire Hats so justly popular with men who'Know All the new Spring blocKs in blacK and colors Stiff or soft styles We would have you compare them with any $3 hat on the marKet For today at Pl0 Men's $2 SKirts at 98c Men's $3 SKirts $1.45 In the men's corner, main floor, sale of high-grade coat style Shirts with cuffs at t.Ai' materials are imported percales. I Clt,l 1 ) - - . ' ginghams, Russian cords, etc. Are QQ. regular $150 to $2 values, each Very classy patterns in the finest import ed materials, coat styles, with cuffs at tached. Cut full in the body and cor rectly sized. These are resrolar t "I yj g J2.50 to $3.00 values, special $1 Hair Rolls at 49c HAIR KETS, the famous Silvia, extra large size, fine quality of invisible silk; in all shades; our regular 10c qualities, A offered very special for this sale at low price of only, each "C HAIR ROLLS, strictly sanitary; can be washed and combed; real hair, each in a separate box; all shades and styles ACk for the sew hair dress; best regular $1.00 values, only "7C REGULAR Sc COAT HANGERS, SPECIAL, ONLY, EACH. 3 REGULAR 10c PEARL BUTTONS, SPECIAL. ONLY 6 Women's 85c Hose 39c Boys' Hosiery ? SgW 15c Values lOc Saturday sale of women s fine lm ported lisle thread Stockihgs, black l J- or tan. with colored silk-embroidered .riAfiyr insteps; Tery pretty patterns, QQ retrnlar values to Soc.-the pr. 2000 pairs boys' and misses' Stock ings, ribbed cotton seamless foot with reinforced heels and toes, guaranteed I s T "TTy'V" fast color; onr regular loc " I values, on meeial a&la at. nair 10c Saturday Sale Fine Candies A nice, fresh lot of Saturday Candies. An assortment so extensive that every different "6weet tooth" can be filled. Do you know how supremely good our candies areT If you don't you ought to. 60c Toasted Rolls, extra good, at 25 40o Chocolate Caramels, the pound 21 40c Fairy Cushions, assorted, only 23 40c Real Honey Nut Brittle, only 23 SOc Delicious Strawberry Drops for 18 30c After Dinner Mints, at, pound, 18 50c fresh, fluffy Marshmallows, at 25 p The Real "Butter Scotch," at, box, 1Q 50c Assorted Chocolates, at, pound, 23 40c Opera Wafers, special, pound, 23 J 40c Nut Fudge, special at, pound, 23 60c Almond Cream Bon Bons, only 25 The Great "Moja'rChocolate Cake, 5 40c Fruit Tablets, special at only 23 MUk Chocolate Nut Cake, two for 5 .10 Cooper Underw'r $lSQuality$l The famous "Cooper" Underwear in a special disposal for to day. Shirts and Drawers. in pure white, well made and per fect fitting. The fine mercerized lisle qualities, such d 1 1 f as sell in all first-class stores at $L50 garment, forV1" 85c Ribbon 87c 35c Ribbon 19c 10,000 yards of extra heavy quality fine Silk Dresden Ribbon in French plaids, stripes, checks, etc., in all the newest Spring color effects; excellent values to 85c a yard; buy all you want Q7r of it during this special ribbon sale at low price of, yard J C FANCY RIBBONS Thousands of yards of checks, plaids and Dresden Ribbons in every wanted color combination; "t Q widths to 5 inches; regular stock values to 35c a yard UC 45c Ribbons 25c Yard 5-inch Satin Taffeta, regular 45c grade, special at only 25 5- inch Corded Taffeta, regular 45c grade, special price, yd. 25 6- inch Satin Messaline, regular 45c grade, special at only 25 ID veni o. g Specials 6to9:30P.M. 50c Neckwear 12c From 6 to 9 :30 P. M. today, slightly soiled or mussed Neckwear in many new patterns and effective styles. Our regular 1 O' values to 50b: sneaial evening nriee. $2.25 Fancy Combs 98c $1.5Q HandBags79c From 6 to 9 :30 P. M. today, a sale of many wanted styles m Back Combs and Barrettes, gold-inlaid and stone-set novelties. A large' assortment of new designs; values QQ. to $2.25. sneeiallv nrieed at. each. "OC HAND BAGS, well made sincle or double strap handles, with eilt or gunmetal frames. Our regular stock values to $1.50, "7Q soecial evening nrice. eafih at onlv 40c Coffee 26c Our famous O. W. K. Coffee, roasted fresh every day; one of the best coffees on the market. Thousands buy it resrularly at 40o the pound. From 6 to 9:30 o'clock OJ onlv. we Tirifte it snpeial at. thfi lh.. TillatnooK Cheese 15c Boiled Ham Lb. 33c Ripe Olives Qt. 4Qc Positively from 6 to 9:30 only in the deli catessen department, 4th floor, fresh Tilla mook Cheese, nice and sweet; Boiled Ham and fine California Ripe Olives, all specials. $1.50-$2 Gloves at 49c 6 to 9:30 P. M. today, main floor, wom en's real kid Gloves, two and three-clasp styles, in black and colors; sizes 5, Q 5 and 6 only; reg. $l.0-$2 vals, at TV c 35c Sox 12V2C 6 to -9:30 P. M. today, a sale of unusual values in men's Hosiery. About 150 dozen fine cotton and lisle qualities in plain tan, black, blue or neat fancy colors, all sizes. Excellent wearing socks, values 25c and 35c a pair, special 6 to 9:30 P. today at the price of two pairs forfC 32.00 Union Suits at $1.29 From 6 to 9:30 P. M. today, main floor, an evening sale of men's mercerized Lisle Union Suits in white or colors; short or long sleeves, knee or ankle length, high neck, perfect fitting and excellent work manship ; all sizes. A chance to ttl OQ supply future needs ; vals to $2. P f SWIUUIH6 POOL VOTED MAYOR SIMON'S PIi.V ADOPTED BY PARK HOARD. Improvement of PlajtroanJ at Mar- qoiun Gnkh to lie Pushed TVUb All r!lleice. Mayor Flmon's rvcommvndattoa that a rwlinralcr tank and children's play I rround b Installed without delay la Marquam Oulch. Booth Portland, was nruulaioa!y adopted by th Park Hoard yeatcrday morning- Dr. J. K. Vthrb. a member of th Board. , morel that th apparatus b ordered at one and that th work b proa' rated with all dlllf-enc. This motion was carried and an effort will be mad to complete th tank In time for us .thU Summer. "I deelr vary much to hav this work at least well tinder way before X ret out of office." said Mayor Simon to ts member of th Board "It Is th on telna; I desire to se accomplished above all others la th park line. r tabllahlDC of a iwlmmlor tank there , will sav many Uvea, without doubt. 'ard will be of treat general benefit. Th con Ira -t for furnlhln IS con- I certs Ui!a Sumraar n awarded to Charte t hrnwa for S3"M. He will prorld a band of U pieces and It Is probable th concerts will start In July and that two will be sivoo each week. At th urcent requoat of a commute of Pnnlnaula Hospital commit yemen. th board leave its consent to fn use by th hospital manacemant of a tri angle oppoalt Columbia Park, not used for park purposes, on which It, Is pro posed to build a hospital. A strip of rround 6w feet wide and 1300 feet Ions;, donated by Mrs. O. O. Gam mans at Kern Park, was accepted as park property. The board will be Tjn abl to derelop It to any astent this season, however. A deleratlon of minister tiarlns; rhurches In th Tlelnltjr of Lincoln Park, Lower Alblns, asked that baseball play Ins; oa Sunday be stopped. They de clared that the park was being made a "bans-ouf for roujrh character and was becoming a detriment to th com munity. Instead of being a pleasant place to go. Th board ordered Superin tendent MUch to correct any abuses that may exist. Th board wlU Investigate a proposal to buy a -cr tract of ground belong Ir.r to Mot Back Uln In th Alberta district. There are no parks In that vicinity, and th peopl petlUoned for on. m NEW PASTOR IS CALLED Re. Im Myron Booser May Succeed Re. Gcorre W. Arm. Rer. TU Myroa Booser. formerly of Baker and Portland, has received a call to become the regular pastor of th Vernon Presbyterian Church. Th call waa voted unanimously at th annual 1 meeting of the congregation Thursday night. Rer. Mr. Booser Is expected to accept the caU. Rer. George W. Anns, who has been pastor of this .church the past three years, resigned on account of falling health, and will spend some time In Eastern Oregon. His was pastor of the Vernon church three years and of the church at Anabel five years. It was the fourth annual meeting of th congregation. Reports showed that M nw members had been received dur ing th past year, making th total membership 20S. The Sunday school has 234 members. During th year 38a waa raised for general church work and I20 for benevolences. W. A. Starker, Alex Peterson and B. C. Luce were elected elders. Mr. Starker was elected truste. IT OPENS TODAY.. Kau's Prescription Pharmacy will open In Its new location In the Selling building;. Sixth and Alder, today. Homeseekers! Cbehalls, Washington. Surrounded by largest dairy, fruit and farming country Iq Pacific Northwest. Acreage inducements for Intensive farm ing. County aeat Lewts County, where land la cheaper and the best. CheheUls la the liveliest inland Washington town cf WOO people. Paved streets, electrlo lights, sewerage, water, gaa and all mod ern comforts. lis t2S.0M In public Im provement under Viy now. Visit Che hells and see Southwest Washington's largest farming section before locating elsewhere. Chehalla has a variety of manufacturing with large monthly pay roll. For details, visit Chehalis. or ad dress ClUsen' Club. Chehalis, Wash. , CLEVER THIEF ESCAPES MERCHANTS IXDIGXAJfT OVER SIZE) OF SURETY. Friends Outside of City Give Bond or $500 for Him and He De camps at Once. Nearly a dozen retail merchants are dlsgrvrfUed over th forfeiture of a SO00 bond and the escape from trial of Georga Buckley, arrested last week by Detec tlves Carpenter and Price as a profes sional shoplifter. At least on of their number talked to th District Attorney and Municipal Judge Tazwell yesterday expressing his warm indignation that the prisoner had been held under so small a surety. Ten charges lay against Buckley, cov ering alleged thefts from nearly as many establishments. When arrested, he com municated with friends outside th city and they caused his ball to be put up by a surety company, depositing collateral to protect the company. When the case was called yesterday morning Buckley failed to appear, and it is believed that be has left the city. A bench warrant haa been Issued, but with little prospect that he will be brought back. Buckley escaped very luckily with the loss of his ball of $.VX, says bis victims. He Is a clever operator, confining him self to stealing valuable articles. His method is to rush hurriedly into a large store, earning a tourist bag, and affect ing the manner of a tourist stopping over for a few hours. He profers a request for some small but troublesome article, and seizes the opportunity thus provided to slip into his bag some article of high price. When he was arrested his valise was packed full of fine cam eras, scientific instruments and similar articles. Firms handling - this sort of goods were bis victims in most cases. Dallas to Get Armory. DALLAS. Or, April 7. (Special.) Business men here yesterday visited the rvinntv Court, which was In session, and asked for an appropriation of 13760 for the construction of an armory, nie City Council last night passed a resolu tion appropriating a like amount. Walter L. Tooze, Jr.. captain of the Dallas militia company, and Mayor-elect Cra- FREE EXCURSION NEXT SUNDAY TO E110I Heights Casadero Line. Sec Snaday Oreaoniaa for Fall Particulars. ven, Councilman-at-large-elect Ayres, and J. C. Hayter made talks for the measure. The County Court granted the request and $7500 is now available from the city and county and the state is ex- i pected to appropriate a like sum. 4 sssaf Yva 1 k XT'OU'LL take a "shine" -- to the latest Crossetts. Brand new styles, but the same old comfort. Try on this model. It's a leader this Summer. High heel and toe. Four button and buttons are all the "go". Plenty of other styles. $4 to $6 eTOTwiiera Lewis A. CroMett. Iwc, Maker Nortk Aeassto. Mm