Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 13, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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THE MORNTNG OIREGQNIA-N, FRIDAY MATjf 13, 1904 -
Olds, Wortman & King Will Send Three Portland School
Teachers to the St. Louis Exposition-ALL EXPENSES PAID!
Who Will They Be? The Public Will Decide! J32,5
New arrivals of handsome Shirt
waist Suits came in yesterday and
will go on sale this morning. They
include blacks and all the season's
latest popular colors; they're made
with all the newest kinks known in
Fashionland. Just the swellest
lot of suits you ever saw, and the
prices $15 to S35. Popular, don't
you think? and the suits? Myl
hut they're pretty.
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Sole Portland Agents for Reliable "Standard" Patterns. June "Designer," 10c, Beady at Pattern Counter, First Floor Annex. Sent Postpaid, One Year, for 80c.
TnVrt a. wait arotmd oil Sixth F
street today and view our splendid m
new annex huilding. Thestagings
.are down that concealed and dis
figured the front of the handsomest
"business huilding and the only
steel-frame, fireproof structure ever
orected in Portland. 'Tis a sight
worth seeing. It's rapidly nearing
completion and soon we'll say
"GOOD MORNING" to our
friends from three streets.
PORTLAND'S BIGGEST AGGREGATION OF MATCHLESS VALUES READY fOR FRIDAY'S THRIFTY BUYERS!
T&5?S2ffi13 54th Grand Weekly Economy Sale
A concourse of mighty bargains add zest and vivacity to hundreds of other values scheduled for the week that must throng this famous old store with eager May buyers. The grandest, most
perfect buying organization in all the Northwest, backed by unlimited cash capital, has enabled us to go to manufacturers and secure stocks that, on account of a cold, backward season in the East,
have moved with laggard steps, at price concessions that would have been deemed impossible and absurd 30 days ago. With the enormous business accorded us by an appreciative public the past
month (ahead in every department from 25 to 100 per cent of the best business this house ever enjoyed at a corresponding season), and our immense outlet, we were in condition to advantage our
selves of these circumstances and did. True to our policy, fast as the goods arrive, we turn them to you at in many instances at bare cost to the makers, in EVERY instance at great savings
from regular prices. Greater savings than ever are offered today at our 54th Grand Friday "Economy Sale."
Note that s6me of the special items quoted at remarkable bargain prices are for TODAY ONLY, others for TODAY and SATURDAY. Early morning shopping is easier for you and helps us.
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Wonderful Millinery Reductions!
$6 Ready-to-Wear
and Tailored Hats $1.49
We start housecleaning in the
big Millinery Salons today,
preparatory to the dismantling
that must soon take place
when removal to our new
Sixth-street annex occurs. We
want to have as few hats as
possible on hand then, and
start a sweeping clean-up to
day. First come the ready-to-wear
and chic Tailored
Hats; not every one included,
but 300 of the smartest crea
tions, embracing both large
and small shapes, in all the
popular, favorite seasonable
colorings and shadings. The lot includes nothing sold at
less than 2.00 this season most of them are better,
higher-priced hats, ranging in price up to 6.00. All
placed on a special table for today's selling at the absurdly
low price for quick riddance of $1.49
Half-Price Sale of
Women's Suits and Skirts
CONTINUED FOR TWO MORE DAYS.
Second Floor Salons.
THE GREATEST SALE OF
WOMEN'S SUITS AND
SKIRTS FORTLAND EVER
KNEW. Values embraced
range up in SUITS from 15,
the lowest, to 85. Superb crea
tions of the man tailor's art. All
the latest popular materials,
splendidly made and handsomely
trimmed in newest and smartest
effects.
WALKING SKIRTS FOR
HALF, TOO.
A splendid new lot of hand
some, jaunty WALKING
SKIRTS, values up from 7.50
to 20.00, for two days only at
ONE-HALF FRIOE. All new,
in very latest styles and fabrics.
We'll Continue the
Shirtwaist Sale
To make the inducement for
a visit hero even stronger we've
added new lines of handsome,
dainty white Shirtwaists, in
lawn and madras materials in embroidery and open-work
effects; marked them for two days more 'at special
reduced prices
3.00 Waists, special at $2.29
3.50 Waists, special at S2.49
3.75 Waists, special at S2.6S
4.00 Waists, special at $2.89
5.00 Waists, special at $3.27
Splendid ! 5c Scotch Suitings for I2c
At Wash-Goods Counter Domestic
SectionFirst Floor.
Handsome new Scotch Suitings,
exact copies of the higher-priced
wool materials, one of the most
popular, wanted fabrics of the
season's production, 25 styles in
the splendid choosing. Very
swell fabrics and should be seen
to have their grand value ap
preciated. They are good values
at 18c the yard, but for today only you may select your
pattern at, the yard 12V0
Timely Specials Today on 3d floor
SEMI-FORCELAIN DINNER SETS REDUCED.
KITCHEN FURNSHINGS AT BARGAIN FRICES.
We're closing out a line of Old Blue English Semi
Forcelain at about half price. Sold in sets or separate pieces.
50-piece Dinner Sets, special $3.76
60-piece Dinner Sets, special S4.S0
100-piece Dinner Sets, special $7.45
Only one let sold to a customer. No 'phone orders re
ceived. The color desirable for seaside or Summer cottage.
SPECIAL SALE ALL KITCHEN FURNISHINGS, WIN
DOW SCREENS, LAWN MOWERS.
Hunter's Sifters . 90
Food Choppers, family size 980
One-burner Coal Oil Stoves 370
Two-burner Coal Oil Stoves 740
Mop Handles, good quality 100
6.75 Lawn Mowers, special 5.00.
8-quart Granite Iron Teakettles 650
4-quart Granite Iron Saucepans 190
Black Satin Stove Polish, no dust, nnburnable, makes a jet
black enamel 2o0
$2.75 TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS $1.95.
Fourth Floor Either Elevator.
Handsome Oriental designs, fringed on four sides.
MEN'S $1.50 UNDERWEAR, 90 SUIT.
Men's Shop First Floor.
Derby-ribbed Undergarments, Shirts or Drawers, in ecru
shades, regular 75c garments $1.50 suit today only at,
the suit 900
MEN'S NEW 50c FOUR-IN-HANDS 390.
A snappy new line of the latest novelties, most down-to-date
line in town, reversible, narrow widths, best 50c values,
today only 390
$1.00 CUSHION COVERS 590.
Art Shop Second Floor Thoroughfare Aisle.
Finished Cushion Covers, linen tops, tinted in ten dis
tinct floral and conventional designs, plain art denim
backs, finished with large cord and tassel, all ready for the
filling regular price $1.00 values, special today at 590
40c Ribbons for 23c yard
Another grand ribbon-buying opportunity. Today we place
Ssale in the Ribbon Store an immense lot of handsome
bbons, 4 and 4-inch widths, all pure silk liberty taffetas,
soft in texture and beautiful colors, also blacks and whites.
Best 35c and 40c values at, yard . . .230
FRIDAY BARGAINS FROM THE BIG
DRESS GOODS SECTION.
Today will be the greatest bargain event in our 'history.
We have taken our entire stock of high-grade Dress Goods
and classed them in three immense lots for your choosing.
LOT 1 consists of all our $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50 a yard
Novelties at $1.49
LOT 2 consists of all our $1.75 Novelty Tweeds and Suit
ings at $1.32
LOT 3 consists of all our $1.50 Novelty Tweeds, Canvas
Cloths, Twine Cloths, etc., at $1.09
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Three of Portland's School Teachers Will
Be Sent to the St Louis Exposition With
ALL EXPENSES PAID BY THIS HOUSE
Realizing that from an educational standpoint the St. Louis Exposition will
present the grandest object lesson the world has ever witnessed and that, as compared
with all previous expositions of a similar character it will be as a giant Colossus of
Rhodes to a tiny midget as Chicago of '93 was to Philadelphia of '76 illustrating as
it does to the very life the world's mighty progress in the Arts, Sciences, Discover
ies and Inventions during a decade since the Columbian Exposition, we feel that a
knowledge of this tremendous development is most important in suggesting what
may be done in the future. Such knowledge is most important to those directly en- jjb
o-ao-ed in educational work. Since Portland has been chosen as a site for the sreat Vvv
Lewis and Clark Exposition of 1905, her educators, of all others, can appreciate such
practical knowledge as may be gathered by a personal visit to the great Fair at St.
Louis this -Summer. Every civilized Nation presents her best, every exhibit may be
seen in its grandest perfection and descriptions given by the most competent in
structors. Knowledge gathered in person must be correct and complete and will be
of greatest value to Portland if disseminated thro' her schools.
As a home (Portland) institution, deeply interested in her every success, and
especially that of her own coming Lewis and Clark Exposition,
WE HAVE PLANNED TO SEND TO ST. LOUIS THREE TEACHERS
PROM PORTLAND SCHOOLS AT OUR EXPENSE. THESE THREE
TEACHERS TO BE CHOSEN BY THE PEOPLE BY POPULAR VOTE
STARTING- MONDAY MORNING- NEXT, MAY 16, we shall give with
every purchase amounting to 25c, a coupon with place for name of teacher and school
over which he or she presides. Ballot boxes will be conveniently placed on every
floor, near the entrances, three on the first floor and one each on each upper floor;
pencils will be provided. Upon these slips you may write the name of your favorite
teacher whom you would prefer enjoying the trip, and drop the slip into the ballot
boxes provided. Each day they will be counted and the count verified by a represen
tative of one of the Portland newspapers, the result will be announced daily in our ad
vertisements UNTIL THE CONTEST CLOSES AT 6 P. M. OF SATURDAY, AUG.
6, when the account will be again verified by a committee of prominent citizens and
the award made to the three-whose names have received most votes.
The trip includes first-class tickets with Pullman sleener both ways, ex
penses at first-class hotel for ten days and entrance tickets to Exposition grounds )
fnr .pti Hjwts. A nminnn crivem with p.vfiro" 9Hp. rnirfihase. 4 with Sl.GO "nurchase. 40 KP
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with 10 purchase and so on. Cash and credit customers alike. This "Old Home
stead Store" never discriminates, but is equally thankful for the patronage of all.
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WOMEN'S 35c HOSIERY 190 PAIS.
First Ploor.
Ladies' All-Lace Black Lisle Hose, finished foot and a great
seller at 85c pair, special, pair 190
LADrS SIMMER .GLOVES NOT 75c, BUT 480 PAIR,
Handsome Snede Lisle Gloves, very smart, stylisli and perfect
fitting. Splendid wearing fabrics with every appearance
of the Snede Kid. In "black, white, creams, grays and
modes grand value at 75c, special today only at, pair 480
A WONDERFUL LACE BARGAIN
In Portland's Best Lace Shop First Floor.
40c TRTMMTNG LACES 100 YARD.
Wool tiimming lace, colors of black, blue, white and dark
reds, suitable for skirt ruffles, etc. usual 35c and 40c
values, today only at, the yard..- 100
WOMEN'S 25c -VESTS 180.
In Underwear Aisle Today First Floor.
Ladies' White Lisle, lace ribbed, low-neck, sleeveless Vestsjv
silk tape and neat crochet trimming. Also ladies' Riche
lieu ribbed blue Lisle Vests, low neck, sleeveless, each our
best 25c grade, special, each 180
LADIES' 'KERCHIEF SALE
TWO GRAND BARGAINSTODAY-First Floor.
We're going to forget costs for one day and offer today a
lot of dainty 'Kerchiefs, with fancy scalloped edge or plain
borders with fancy embroidery. Today only for 10
Another lot of Richardson's pure Irish Linen 'Kerchiefs,
with' ys and -inch hems, the best for use and wear
worth 16.C each, but today at 10
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.6 SILK COUNTER
SPECIAL FRIDAY ECONOMY SALE OF ?6.50 and $7.50
Silk Shirtwaists
for $3.95
Second Floor Salons of Dress.
Peau de Soie, Taffetas and
Crepe de Chines, all the newest-style
effects, including
the modish drop-shoulder and
Bischoff sleeves. In dainty
lavenders, pinks') champagnes,
light blue3, whites, tans, old
rose, etc.; also navys, pearl
gray3 and royals. Splendidly
made and handsomely trim
med with Valenciennes lace,
tuckings, box plaitings, fagot
ing and shirring effects. The
handsomest and by far the
smartest-fashioned lot of
waists we've offered at any
time at regular prices of 6.50
and 7.50. Reduced for to
day only to one price $3.95
Nick-Nacks and Notions Ao',M
Pick-ups here and there in first floor departments.
Women's 90c and 1.00 Nickel-Plated Shears, 7 and 7-
inch lengths, pair .... 6o
Black and Nickel-Plated Safety Pins, in all sizes, doz. 4
10c quality best English pins, package 6
Large size, 1-ounce spool black sewing silk, value 60c, special
spool 40
Cabinet Bond Writing Paper, 48 sheets paper and envelopes,
three assorted tints, value 356, special, box 20
Walrus Wrist Bags, in black, brown and tan, with chain,
value 65c, special, each 39
Extra quality Imported English Perfume, in rose, violet,
carnation, clover and heliotrope, value 50c, special oz. 250
Coke's Dandruff Cure, large-size bottle, value 75c, special,
bottle 590
Peerless Felt Shoe Polishers, value 25c each, special... 15p
Fancy assorted Stick Pins, value 25c each, special 150
Unprecedented Silk Values!
Annex First Floor.
RICH, RARE, RADI
ANT SILKS AT A
MERE FRACTION OF
WORTH.
21-inch BLACK all-pure
Silk Peau de Soie, es
pecially made for coats
and hard wear; beauti
ful, high lustrous finish
our regular 1.50
quality, special for to
day only at, yard 980
20-inch all Silk, with
satin barred plaids,
splendid assortment of
colors and combinations, very pretty and durable for
' waists and petticoats our regular 1.00 grade, special for
today only at, yard 690
Dainty Veilings, 45c Instead of 55o I stfloor
On Sale 2 Days, Today and Saturday
Black and white Chiffon Veilings, black and white fancy
Tuxedos, fancy two-toned effects, black and white with
large silk chenille dots, some with velvet dots. Extra
values at 85p per yard, for today and Saturday only
marked at, yard 480
$1.25 Summer Corsets
59c
ROYAL WOROESTERS, TOO!
Annex Second Floor.
Largest Corset Department in the North
west. We sell more Corsets than any
other three local stores combined. To
day we place on sale a lot of ROYAL
WORCESTER Summer Corsets of fine
batiste, with dip hip, medium-length
model, hose supporter attachments at
sides and front, with velvet grip
fasteners. Sizes 18 to 28. Best $1.25
value today only for 890
FRIDAY BARGAINS in the SHOE STORE
First Floor.
Women's $3.50 Summer Oxfords $2.65
Handsome new styles just received from one of the beat
known Eastern factories that is famous for high-grade
makes. In black, patent kid or colt or vicikid stock, soft
flexible, hand-turned or welt soles, full Louis, military or
opera heels as one prefers, with patent or stock tip.
Choose today at, the pair $2.68
Women's $3.00 Street Oxfords or Shoes, black vici kid, all
new styles and fresh goods, heavy or light soles, full round
or medium toes. Choice today for, pair $1
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Jill
l round
$1.91