Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, July 01, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOBNING OEEGONIAN, PEIDAT, JULY 1, 1904 7f&uoii0m The Different Store nntlan sfo fVJI I1UIIU o Quality Shop Fifth and Washington 5treets "Where the Wails Are Coming Down Fiffh and Washington Streets A CAVALCADE OF IRRESISTIBLE VALUES COMES TROOPING ON To Open the July Campaign of Clearance! Every Article in the House (Contract Goods Alone Excepted) Stays Reduced! Grand Opening of the Second Full Month of Dislodgment Sales and 6lst Grand Friday Economy Sale Tomorrow Mil i-wy M T1 !ssiiacarWA : 1 w B ft rs, a pyg JBjSf ft X--v (Imp good RELIABLE "Old Homestead" Store. HEBE'S A VOLLEY WOBTH TALKING ABOUT; FOR ALL-DAY PRIDAY SELLING! It's nothing for us to sell a hundred suits a day common as eating breakfast and some gowns up to $500 in value, too. We always did hear if one QUALITY they must come to Olds, Wornnan & King for it. Stupendous $15 and $S5 Values LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS IN DRESS OR WALKING STYLES. Our own incomparable, high-class values from New York's leading makers. These suits are far from the ordinary clap-trap styles heralded as "bargains" by "cheap" stores. These are not the sort made by unsanitary shops where labor struggles for a horrible existence and makes stuff for "bargain stores." These suits we offer today are selected from our own high-grade stocks, too well known to Portland's dressy women to need the mouthing of self-praise from a store writer. THE SUITS are the very flower of the $15.00 and $18.00 grades, collected for one final sweeping clearance today. Our buyer leaves Saturday for the New York market to select apparel for Portland women's Pall "wear. We include dress and walking styles; colors are blue, black, brown and swell novelty mixtures; cheviots, etamines, canvas cloths and heather mixtures. Handsomely trimmed in taffeta, braid, button or stitched effects; skirts made in gore or flare styles. On sale today in the great second floor Suit Salons, at a choice for $6.25. Every Suit In the House H HHMSMIWHBaBMMayHeMBBKaMaBHBa""M""i"""""H"BBHiVVH""M"iH t fiWM:SlLK STORE-Y B ai I- Best ffi X C? J i fWryPAjRixf ' j5-' S Teachers' Educational Contest No June votes counted after 6 today. All July votes will be plainly stamped with the month. Kemember, all June votes must be deposited before G to night to be counted. Contest ends Au gust G at C P. M. A vote with every 25c purchase. Total vote at 4 P. L yesterday.675.158. Number of teachers voted for.... 2G0 The Ten Leaders Winifred Mosher, Harrison B6.9S9 Suza Jones, Highland 2,290 Mrs. Esther Kane, Williams-Ave. 79,105- Kate Padden, Atkinson 67,129 Mrs. N. Hlltabidel, Albine Con..G0,S57 Mies C. F. Allen. Failing 54,512 Matilda "Weiss, Thompson 51,741 Miss L. K. Strout, Chapman 27.52G Ella Laveason, Atkinson 25,0-14 Ruth Bounds, High 20,849 1 5c Ginghams for 3c yd. Domestic Division Flrat Floor. Even the staples go to the bargain ranks today ginghams, chaxn brays and madras fabrics. Npt the homely sorts, but pretty, seasonable Summery stuffs, that are now guests here jus from their East ern mill homes and a big variety for selection. Every one either a 12Vc or 15c quality. For Friday's "Economy Sale" only wo affixed a price ticket reading 8c yd Sweeping Slaughter Prices Right When Summer Makes Her Debut. The Season's Biggest and Best List of Friday Special Bargains! Ever on the alert to its patrons' interests, a store whoso policy is not for today only, "but for tomorrow and all the fntnre, we can assure yon in all truth that today's values have never "been surpassed, if ever equaled, "by this or5 any other Portland store. 'Tis well to bear in mind these continuous bargain volleys must soon come to an end. Soon the dust and dirt of demolishing, reconstruction and removal of departments consequent upon adding the new Sixth-street building to our present great store will have come and gone. Storekeeping will resume a regular trend, and values bring their worth. If you'll buy this month of July you'll save a part of the price on anything you pur chase as change back to your purse. If you'll buy today and from this bountiful bargain board you'll save even more. See the economy chances the Priday sales offer, and, remember, EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE STAYS REDUCED! FOURTH DAY OF THE GREAT MARDI GRAS SALES! Women's Handsome BARGAINS vs. BUNCOMBE We read recently a store-megaphone's screed about "Suits at Half Price." It read like an "AnnaFever Way" dream book or a clown's life in a dog circus. It told of high-class "dreams" in low-cut suits, and actually spoke of "suits as high as $75." Weill Well! Did you over? "Who'd a thunk it?" It's quite remarkable, when yon think of it, for a "cheap John" store to carry suits up to $75 in real, actual "value" but then, perhaps the hot-air inflationist hadn't been pricked before he wrote the bubble and he left the hot air in. "50 to 100 suits a day' ' I Gee whillikins ! We didn't suppose there was a store in Portland that turned their stock every day! Will wonders ever cease? And these Ponrth of July pinwheels commence to go round to day. Well, ladies, after, you've seen the "pinwheels" revolve, come over and listen to the bargain cannons roar at the Sale of women's Silk Bargains Yet BENEFITS THE ECONOMY SALES BRING TO SILK BUYERS. In the Annex Silk Store First Floor. For Friday's Special "Economy Sale" we have selected three of our best-known and leading numbers in Black Taffeta. These have no equal at the regular price in town. The Friday Bargain price on these will cause the greatest silk flurry ever known in the city: 19-inch Elack Taffeta, regular price 75c spe cial at 54 23-inch Black Taffeta, regular price 1.10 spe cial at 7i)p 27-inch Black Taffeta, regular price 1.25 spe cial at 92 Corset Salons Become Bargainland Second Floor Annex. $3 Corsets 79c $9 Corsets $2.37 A SWEEPING CLEARANCE OF THIS DEPARTMENT OX FRIDAY. Discontinued lines of Royal Wor cester corsets, In all 38 different styles, all straight front, bias cut, short, medium and long, high and low bust, short and long over hips; colors, drab, black, white and fan cy figured. Sizes from 18 to 30. Value to $3.00, at 70c Value to $9.00, at ?27 IX NEEDLEWORK ART REALM. Second Floor. 40c Art Pieces on Friday for 5c Stamped Battenberg lace patterns, in dollies, centerpieces, scarfs, col lars, tie ends, berthas, umbrella covers, handkerchiefs and many others. Regular price to 40c; spe cial 5c CORSEJS New end SPECIAL INFORMATION BU REAU OPENED TODAY. Welcome Visitors TO PORTLAND THE MARDI GRAS AND PORTLAND'S LEAD ING CONGRESS STORE. All cars transfer at our doors. The groat city revolves around this store, which forms Its heart, a heart that throbs for all. Make your down-town home here while In town. We have established a spe cial Information Bureau, for the convenience of tho store's guests, during Mardl Gras. Use this Infor mation Bureau for anything you would know of the city or Its vast suburbs, check your baggage here free at the same convenient point. Its location Is handy directly across from the fountain of cold, sparkling drinking water that runs from the heart of the mountains Into this store. Make appointments here. It's middle of the store 1st floor prettily decorated in Mardi Gras colors You can't miss It. Meet "her" at this trysting spot. Use our free phones at your pleas ure, also tho lavatories. Ladies' open and commodious, groat, airy and cool rest rooms in second-floor salons. A fountain of pure Bull Run water, clear and cold as ice, first floor. Stamps and postofflco supplies at stationery counter. 400 store employes, and this entlro great organization is AT YOUR SERVICE What's the News of Shoes First Floor. This for Friday. Tito Great Spe cials In Women's Footwear. $4 Comforts $2.65 Women's new and handsome styles in foot-shape comforts. They have the soft easy tread, flexible soles; best vicl kid stock, made up in best grade of workmanship, patent or stock tips. Choice of $3.50 or $4.00 values on Friday for S2.CS pr $1.50 House or Party Slippers 53c Handsome, attractive styles, in the newest patterns for Summer party or house wear. These slippers in clude five of the latest, popular, most called-for styles, all actually tho best $1.50 values in tho city. Special for Friday only at the pr.S3c Stylish $15 and $92 Men's Aisle First Floor. Men's fsxans and Women's Handsome Hosiery MADE INEXPENSIVE TO FRI DAY BUYERS. First Floor. 30c Hosiery 19c pr Women's black cotton gauze Hose, with white soles, full finished; a worthy value at 30c pr. Special at i9o Women's Side Elastics 9c Pair In black, blue, pink, cardinal, orange, lavender and white flu Flags in all sizes MkMBK.! here for decorating ETOjBjtij'ul the homes on the 8ft!lF Glorious Fourth. (flK Horse A Ptumes for the vh Parade M J (Instead of 25c). 1 f ' i Red, white and blue fS j tissue paper plumes ff for the parade on the (7 Fourth; 25c sort. 10c i 'A. " , A FINAL CLEAN-SWEEP SALE A whirlwind of bargains for Friday buyers in the great millinery halls on second floor wanted No such buying opportunity for millinery Shoppers has ever been granted before by any Port land store. Not even has this great millinery house ever granted such concessions before to its patrons. But the time has come for radical measures. The buyer leaves on Sunday for New York to open the workrooms there and meet the representatives of the foreign millinery houses. The "powers that be" have warned us out for removal at early date to the new Sixth-street annex remaining stocks must be sold now regardless of what they bring. Portland women may secure a new hat for the Ponrth at a ridiculous price today. This is positively the last chance to secure millinery at these prices. Absolutely the last great sale of the season. When these lots are sold no more. $1.00 Hats tor SOc 500 Untrimmed Hat Shapes for ladies' and chil dren's wear, in all styles and colors values up to $1.00 at 10 $2.50 Hats for 49c 200 women's and misses' ready-to-wear Hats, every one absolutely new the latest concep tions of fashionable milliners. Late Summer styles for 1904; in black, white, brown, blue and plaid mixed values from 1.00 to 2.50 your unrestricted choice for 49 y. II A DressGoods Sensation Friday, Buy New Dress Goods Por Half A last sweeping clearance beforo alterations start. The stock is large but all new. It's a lifetime oppor tunity to buy new and seasonable, worthy dress stuffs at much less than the millman's price. If you've any use for fashionable dress stuffs or anticipate having within tho year, buy now! It's a buyer's chance. Every piece down to date, handsomo and worth Its regular price. Values start at ?2.30, now iA..?ly Values start at $2.25, now .1.12 Values start at $2.00, now .. 51.00 Values start at $1.75. now . .S7c Values start at $1.50, now ....75c Values start at $1.00, now ....50c Values start at 50c, now 25c The lot includes swell French VoIle3, Etamines, Scotch Suiting, Twine Etamines, Voile Mohairs, Crepe Voile, Silk and Wool Crepe de Chine; the colors are tans, grays, browns, royals, greens, champagne in fact all the wanted colors for street and house wear, all at Half Price Special Sale Refrigerators Third Floor. "Oh! I don't know anything about a Refrigerator." We hear thi3 from scores of women daily at this Re frigerator season. Some dealers bank on this ignorance of refriger ator make. One should be able to bank on the reputation of the house that sells the refrigerator such a houso as this, for Instance. We've men here who will tell you all about the refrigerators and tell you tho truth. If you'll buy to day they'll tell you of these lower prices. Zinc, enameled and glass lined. Sale prices from $6.00 to $50. $75.00 Refrigerators, special. 30.00 $65.00 Refrigerators, special. $43.34 $34.00 Refrigerators, special. $22.04 $30.00 Refrigerators, special. $20.00 $26.00 Refrigerators, special. $17.34 $22.20 Refrigerators, special. $140 $19. SO Refrigeratory special. $13.20 $16.25 Refrigerators, special. $10.83 $14.70 Refrigerators, special. $ 9.S0 All Refrigerators one-third reduc tion. Would rather sacrifice than move them. j ... Friday's Fourth Floor Economies $1.25 HAMMOCKS, with pillow spreader and full fringed valance, in a variety of colors. Special for Friday only, each 84? CURTAIN MADRAS, regular 40c grade, for 28c yard. Choice of all white or cream groundwork, with colored cros3 stripes. Just the thing for sash curtains, hall cur tains or long curtains, special at, yard 28 OREGON WOOL CAMPING BLANKETS Full size, garnet or vicuna colors, attractive horders, soft and heavy; 4.50 quality only, pair $3.47 FRIDAY PRICES REDUCED TO MITCS IN SMALL, WARE SHOPS FIRST FLOOR. Jewelry Department Elk Head Stick Pins, gold plated. value 25c, special 10u ench Fancy enamel jeweled silver and cameo Brooch Pins; value, 29c; spe cial 10c ouch French gray Belt Pins, fancy as sorted designs; value. SOc; special, 35c each White Pearl Shirtwaist Sots, 3 pins to set; value, 15c; spa.. 8c set Fancy Ball Pearl Jewelry Brooch Pins, Lace Pins. Cuff Pins, Waist Sets, etc.; value to 35c; spe.lOc each IS STATIONERY AISLE. Satin finish box Writing Paper, 24 sheets paper and envelopes; ruled, cream color; value, 15c box; special 9c box Burnt Leather Cover Stamp Photo Albums, all colors; value, 14c each; special Sc each Toilet Sundries Aisle. Largo size box Lavender Camphor, a sure preventive again&t moths, etc. Value, 15c box; special. Uc box Large size square shape Shaving Mirror, black wood back, with easel, bevel glass. Value, 75c each; special 30c each Fox color Military Hair Brushes; value, 98c pair; special.... SOc pair Finest quality imported French Clothes Brushes, all pure bristles; value, $1.50; special OSc each Black-headed Toilet Pins, on cards, assorted sizes: 2 to 3 inch; value, 5c card; special 2 for 5c Stocking Darners, assorted color woods; value, 7c each; spe..4c each Rubber-lined white nainsook-covered Dress Shields, medium size, No. 3; value, 15c pair; spe..Sc pair Men's 25c Hose 1 7c A new line of fancy Half-Hose, in black, with fancy silk clocking at sides. Best 25c values, Friday only at 17c pr.j 3 pr. for SOc Buster Brown Ties 25c The newest fad In neckwear for la dles and children. 50c values Fri day at 25c $5.00 Hats for $ 1 .95 100 Trimmed and Tailored Hats, in Tuscan Straws and numerous other braids values up to 5.00, choice today for $1.98 All Trimmed Hats at Slaughter Prices. Plowers, braids, everything at enormous sacrifice. Women's wear Union Suits that are $1.19 in stead of $!.75 "MERODE" (Hand Finished) , . . UNDERWEAR F,r8t Floor- Merode make, silk and cotton mixed fabrics. attractUely trimmed In silk effects, band finished, sleeve less and knee length, or long sleeves, ankle length. Best $1.75 values. Special Friday at $1.19 SUIT Great News About Rib bons, Veilings and Braids First Floor ScctlonH. A handsome lot of dainty, swell Summer Xancy Ribbons, in 3 and 4 inch widths. Stripes, plain, and Bradcn stripes. Some have edges i fancy stitched; in all wanted colors. 5 Friday only, the 18c and 25c Rib- I bons for 10c yd 1 Smart New Veilings Reduced Every bit of Veiling goes into this 1 (Ml w& JlJJt K I great sale with enthusiasm. Better a veil than tan, especially at these prices. And tho veils are chic, and fetching, too. Nothing reserved. The entire veiling stock slaugh tered. 25c Veilings 17c yd 35c Veilings 24c yd 45c Veilings SOc yd 75c Veilings 50c yd $1.00 Veilings 67c yd $1.50 Veilings $1.00 yd Mohair Braids for Half Hercules Braids, black or colored Mohair Braids, in every wanted width, and red, navy, brown and black colorings. 25c Braids at 12c 20c Braids at 10 c 15c Braids at 70 10c Braids at 5 c i i i 1 tt t- g r. vSnmsk