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THE MORNING CXREGONIAN, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1901.
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ONLY TWO DAYS MORE OF OUR
KID GLOVE
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Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves, compris"
ing 2 -CLASP GLACE GLOVES,
black, white, browns, reds, grays
and fancy colors.
2-CLASP SUEDE GLCVES, black, tan and mode.
3-CLASP SUEDE GLOVES, white and pearl.
Your choice of any today and tomorrow at 75c pair.
The Great Sacrifice Sale of.
(VALUES, 75c TO $3.00)
Continued all day yesterday, breaking all former records,
and no wonder, when from two to eight waists are sold for
the price of one. This morning all that were on display, and
those in the windows will be added to tha sale, making
about enough for today's selling. Come early.
LAST TWO DAYS FOR
$1.00 GRADES OF
SILK EMBROIDERED
FLANNELTAFFETAS
all colors.
MOHAIR CHEVIOT?,
6 best shades, and
BLACK ENGLISH
SERGES, 44 inches
wide.
FOR 65c FANCY
FRENCH FLANNELS
AT 48c YD.
BOYS' $1.25 SWEATERS
at 83c ca
Plain, trimmed in white or
I fancy striped. Sizes 24 to 34.
17c pr
For Gold Plated
CUFF LINKS at-
Lever backs, 20c and 30c
grades.
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JEWELED BACK
Newest designs for waists, j COMBS, worth 35c,
19c ea
For $2.50 Lace Curtains at $1.65 pair
Choice Brussels and Cluny Patterns
AN INTERESTING GROUP OF BARGAINS
Black Taffeta Silk Separate Dress Skirts.
Black' Grenadine Separate Dress Skirts.
Black Broadcloth Separate Dress Skirts.
Black Cheviot Separate Dress-Skirts.
Black Venetian Separate Dress Skirts.
Jill made in the newest flounce styles, in tucked,
corded and trimmed effects. Regular prices:
$17.50, $18.50 and $20. Today and tomorrow
only at
Special &10Q.) Each
GENUINE
HAWAIIAN
HATS
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Best quality, silk striped,
Puggaree trimmed,sold
regularly by other houses
at from $3.50 to $4.50
each. Our price, until
the entire stock is sold,
at special,
$1.25 ea
Free instructions in Art Needle Work by expert instructor today.
"Gendron" Carriages and Go-Carts. Every size and style. $4.25 to $35. (Third floor.)
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ADDITIONAL BARGAINS
(Fourth Floor.)
ALL-WOOL SMYRNA RUGS, worth $2.00 at-. ..$1.38 ea
(Third Floor.)
DECORATED LAMPS, TINWARE AND GRANITEWARE
REDUCED.
(Second Floor.)
CUT PRICES ON SMALL LINES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
(First Floor.)
FANCY ALL-SILK RIBBONS, up to 40c at 21cyd
FINE ALL0VER3, to $7.50 and $12.50,
now $4.40 and $8.25 yd
$1.25 TURKISH SLIPPERS, with sole leather soles, 98c pr
ONLY AT SHERIFFS OFFICE
BICTCLE TAX CANNOT BE PAID TO
COLLECTORS.
Time Will Be Given for All to Buy
Tn&ra, Then Delinquents' Wheels
Will Be Selred.
The bicycle tax is payable at the
Sheriff's office, and not to outside col
lectors, "who are yet to be appointed. The
Sheriff will collect the tax for a stated
period, say two weeks, or perhaps a
month, depending: upon the number of
tags disposed of dally. If the amount of
business transacted the next two weeks
denotes a general disposition on the part
of bicyclists to pay the tax, the time to
pay will be extended -for a while. There
after the tax win "be declared delinquent
and payment will be enforced by outside
deputies by the seizure of wheels. The
County Court yesterday made the levy
of the tax to apply qnly to those riding:
on bicycle paths. The following order
"was also made by Judge Cake and County
Commissioners Mack and Showers:
"In the matter of the Issuance of a
warrant for the collection of license tax
on certain bicycles for the year 1901: It
appearing to the Court that persons rid
ing bicycles on the paths of this County j
have not paid the license tax as required
by law. It Is hereby ordered that a war
rant be issued by the Clerk of the County
Court to the Sheriff of the County direct
ing him to collect a license tax of $1 on
all delinquents as shall not have paid
said license tax prior to this date, and
directing him to seize and sell as upon
execution any bicycle for the amount
of said license tax, together with costs
and expenses of such seizure and sale,
a"nd if none be found, such license tax
to be collected out of any property of
said delinquent in the same manner as
other delinquent taxes are collected."
The Sheriff, as previously stated, will
not place this order into execution until
he has given wheelmen an opportunity
for several weeks to call and procure
tags at the Sheriff's office. Subsequently
this delinquent order will be enforced,
and deputy Sheriffs will be stationed on
bicycle paths to take possession of all
untagged wheels, to be sold, etc
The statute provides that It shall be
unlawful for any person to ride on a bi
cycle path a bicycle on which the license
has not been paid. The deputies will not
be sent out with tags to collect the tax,
bUt to seize wheels. The tax must be
paid at the Sheriff's office as other taxes
are paid. Those who wish to use bicycle
paths and to assist in the building of
others will do well to secure tags im
mediately. Nearly 200 have been thus far
disposed of.
the proposed stove factory and woolen
mills will come up for consideration. The
Peninsula board will meet at University
Park. It will have Important business.
Reports will be received from committee
on cleaning up the Peninsula, and also
from the committee of the Lewis and
Clark.Centennial site. The Montavilla
board will meet in Odd Fellows' hall.
These sub-boards are accomplishing much
K"" at ail inese points.
1901
NEW SAILOR
Made of rough straw,
the correct shape, silk
ribbon band. Special at
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Special Sale of
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CHILDREN'S
MEXICAN '
HATS
Trimmed with cord and
tassel. This style not
found elsewhere.
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Children's -Gingham Dresses, dainty, fresh new
styles. See window display. Special, each
Shirt Waist lengths 2 yards each), of newest
dimity, percale, madras and cheviot, Special,
length
Veilings, a large assortment, sold regularly at 25c
and 35c yard. Special, yard . . - .'
White Aprons, made of white lawn, in large sizes, with and
without bibs. Plain, tucked and embroidery
trimmed. Regular 50c and 63c. Special, each
Upholstery Tapestry and Drapery Goods 50
inches wide, regularly 85c, 1.00, 1.50, and
'$1.65 yard. Special, yard
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Small Wares
Two days' sale of sewing
requisites to interest in
dustrious women. Pen
nies saved quickly make
the dollars.
Hair Pins and Cabinet, 4c.
Dozen Safety Pins, assort
ed sizes, 3c card.
Paper of 400 Pins, 2c.
Black and white Head Pins,
3c.
Washable Dress Shields,
No. 2, 17c; No. 3, 20c;
No. 4, 22c.
Brush Skirt Binding, all
colors, no black, 4c yd.
Challenge Hooks and Eyes,
all sizes, black and white,
2 dozen for 3c.
Golfs, Crown and Windsor
Skirt Braid, 3 - y a r d
pieces, 3c piece.
bargains
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last Days of Special Sale
Boys' and Children's Clothin
Today and Saturday wc will continue our SLAUGHTER
SALE, offering choice of any boy's or child's "suit in the
house that is marked and has been sold at $3.45, $4.00
and $4.50, at the uniform price of
Sub-Boards of Trade.
The Sellwood, Montavilla and Peninsula
Sub-Boards -of Trade will meet this even
In?. At Sellwood the fcoard will meet at
Campbell's balL Business connected with
This sale includes all that is newest
and best in SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS,
VESTEE SUITS and 2-PIECE SUITS.
It will pay you to make your purchases this week.
Children's Straw Sailor Hats
25c, 50c and $1.00
Mexican Hats 25c and 50c
3-lb. can solid pack Toma
toes at lie can.
Eagle brand Condensed
Milk, 15c can.
Pioneer brand Minced
Clams, lie can.
Knox's Gelatine at lie pk.
Royal Savon Soap, 10 bars
for 25c.
Fairbank's Gold Dust, 15c.
Rooster Oysters, 3 cans 25c
Lb-Can Salmon, 3 for 25c.
Assorted Jelly, 1-lb. tum
blers, 2 for 25c.
Lb. jar Wild Rose Honey,
20c.
Kippered Herring, 20c can
Cudahy Beef Extract, 2-oz,
35c.
'Phone Private Exchange 4
16-in. real Alligator Bag,
brass trimmings, leather
lined, big
value .-,- pt'J'j
24-in. Suit Case, curtole
covered, wears better
. than leather, best brass
trimmings, olive color,
best handle, t
Canvas Telescopes, heavy
canvas covered, leather
corners and straps. 14,
16, 18-m, all sizes great
ly reduced in price. 14
in. 26c, 16-in. 36c, 18-in.
46c.
Passepartout Outfits
Complete at 39c
Enables amateurs to mount
and frame their own pic
tures. Contains card
board, mats and frames,
gummed binding and paste
and assortment of devices
for hanging frames. Spe-
& a ciai at oau.
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Day
. A great array of special offerings greets
the Friday shopper. Ten departments join
hands in the best bargain giving of the sea
son. Unmatchable values in desirable mer
chandise for you to choose from and which
you will appreciate. We've made prepara
tions to serve more shoppers than during any
preceding Friday of the year. There's econo
my in a store visit today.
Today 618th Surprise Sale
$3.00 Shoes
$i95-a pair
1 ARIES
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Hawaiian
900 pairs of Johnson Bros.
Shoes for ladies. Ten of the
QHOF'S best styles, as follows: Patent
Jl V1- leather viei kid, box calf, fcid
or vesting top; ugnt or neavy
soles, military heels, new style
toes. Every pair new this sea
son's goods, and worth $3.00 a
pair. Come early this morning
if possible. Better attention
and more comfort in shopping.
$1.95 a pair. (Extra salespeople.)
. Hats 0g
Values Pi
200 genuine Hawaiian
Hats for ladies. Our en
tire stock at a greatly re
duced price, smoked and
ecru straws, Persian and
Roman striped pugarees.
Cool and nobby for sum
mer wear. The first time you ever bought $3.50 and
$4.00 styles at $J.98. Sale continues two days.
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Lace Cur
$3, $2L25
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350 pairs of Novelty Lace Cur
.. tains, yery best designs, full width
l and length. A timely purchase
: which has just come to hand to
interest housewives who are in
the midst of the usual Spring
housecleaning. An event which
generally brings to the surface
the need for new curtains in
some part of the house. Sale con
tinues for three days. $3.00 and
$3.25 values for $2.39 pr. (Third
floor.)
Skirts at $2.85
75 Rainy-Day Skirts re
maining; browns, grays
and blues, good heavy ma-terial.tailor-stitched.
Ex
ceptional good
values at
$1.50, $2 Gloves $1.19
$2.85
Special values in about
30 copyrighted books, by
the most popular authors.
$1.50 bOOkS 50ccopy
Special values in Silver
verware in the basement.
Real French Kid Gloyes.
3-clasp Suede, In white,
tan, grays, modes and
black, all sizes; $1.50 and
$2 values $1.19 pair.
"Fowne's" famous
gloves. 2-clasp, grays,
modes, black, all sizes; $2
values $1.19 pair.
Lace Boleros
Choice of our entire stock
Arabian and Ren- lAlV
aissance Boleros, J
best styles, at . . . off PrtM
(At lace counter. J
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riEIER & FRANK COMPANY.
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Boys' Golf Shirts, 1 pair cuffs
and 2 collars 50c
New line Boys' Sweaters, 75c, $1
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RELIABLE CLOTHIER
S. E. COR. FOURTH AND MORRISON
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NOT LEGALLY GRANTED.
ReneiTed Opposition to Manor
License for a Gresliam Man.
The saloon conducted by Ford Metzger
nt Rrpsham is still meeting with oppo
sition from some of the residents of that
place. Yesterday David Cathay filed a
petition in the State Circuit Court to re
view the act of the County Commission
ers granting Metzger a license.
Cathay avers that Metzger, on Febru
ary 16, 1901, caused an advertisement to
be inserted as required by law, stating
that he would apply for a liquor license ,
on March IS to the County Court. The j
petition, it is stated, was published only
twice, namely, February 16 and 23, and
that in the meantime a remonstrance was
ger would not have obtained the license.
Not long ago Metzger was fined $200 for
running a saloon without a license.
ALL BUY SMITH PREMIER
TYPEWRITERS.
Among the many purchasers of this
well-known typewriter during the month
of April just passed we mention a few
as follows:
Miss B. B. McCarthy, Public Steno
grapher; Hon. J. VT. Bailey, Food Com.;
O. C. Lelter, Reporter, City; Hon. "W. T.
Smith; Geo. "W. B,lbee, Postmaster, Sher
idan; Dr. H. R. Littlefleld, City; IT. S.
Land Office, Vancouver; University of
Oregon; "Western Clay Mfg. Co.j Oregon
Furniture Mfg. Co.; Consolidated Im-
circulated and filed. On March 2 It is al- j plement Co ; Advance Thresher Co., City;
T A, nV.73 nn vrni, Ti Vnr n li N. McLean, County Auditor, Walla
to the County Court on March 11 for a 1L .. -, rhor. m rv h
cense and the petition was granted by the
court on that day. This, it Is asserted,
was contrary to the statute, which pro
vides, that such a petition must be pub
lished once a week for four successive
weeks. The remonstrance was presented
for hearing on March 18, after the license
had been issued and Cathay says that If
the remonstrance had been beard, Metz-
Walla; Eastern Lumber Co., City, and
several others. Portland Office Smith
Premier, 245 Stark St.
Nciv Overland Ticket Offlce.
For all points East. Lowest rates.
Superior attractions. Excellent service.
Personally conducted excursions daily, via
Rio Grande Western Railway, 122 A Third
street, entrance new Failing building.
DENTAL CLASS GRADUATES.
Annual Exercises Held Last Night nt
the Higli School.
The annual commencement exercises of
the North Pacific Dental College wsre
held last night In the assembly hall of
the High School. A goodly number- of
the friends of the graduating class were
present to hear the exercises. The mem
bers of the class were as follows: Carey
Howard Jenkins, Rudolph Edward
Schenk. William Warren .Shartel, Nela
Anton Swanberg, Achilles Shannon Es
son, William Cavanagh, Frank Q. Free
burger, David Joseph Kertchem. James
Henry Stewart and Alfred Pitt Watson.
The exercises were as follows:
Prayer, Rev. J. E. Simpson.
Irish folk song. Mrs. Walter Reed.
Song. "Among the Lilies," Dom Zan.
Conferring degrees, S J. Barber. D D.
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Annual address and charge to the class.
Dr. J. H. Cardwell.
Valedictory, Rudolph E. Schenk, D. M.
D. .
Solo, "Forgotten." Mrs. Walter Reed.
Benediction. Rev. J. E. Simpson.
All early, premature wrinkles nourished
away, the skin nv?de youthful by Satia
Skin Cream. 25c. Meier & Frank's.
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