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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1904)
r- 3 j The Clearance Sale Prices tinue During Augusri Positively Every Article in the f-lmico Contract goods !c Trp- nUUJlC V. ALONE EXCEPTED J ,a 1 1 t mendousiy Reduced in Price During This Month I Women's $4.50 Shirtwaists Sensational, Record - Smashing Waist Sale of the Season. More Waists, More Beauty, More Eichness and More Values Than Ever Be fore. More Time for Selection. A Grand, Surpassing 2-Hour Scramble for the Beauties. 9 TO 11 A. M. TODAY None be fore, none after these hours at less than regular prices. 1600 rich, handsome Shirtwaists in the choos ing, and values up to $4.50 are in cluded this time, but at the same absurdly low price that crowded the Second-Floor Salons a week ago, viz 69 Just in from their makers and daintily pretty in their freshness and beauty. In the lot are $4.50 Waists for 69c The WaiBts are of lawns, dimities, fancy madras, cheviots and per cales in whites and dainty colors. The trimming effects included all the latest in lace and embroideries, tucks, plaits and novelty button effects. Every waist is new, the very latest and swellest Summer Shirtwaist known to fashionland. The values included are $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 and a few at $4.00 and $4.50 all in one grand lot for the greatest sale ever known to Fort land at a choice fortwo hours only, 9 to 11 A. M. today, at 690 Child ren's New $1.50 Sailors 11 TO 12 A. M. Millinery Salons Second Floor. Less than cost of making. Pretty new Summer Sailors just in from New York. Closed out from a man ufacturer who was ready to shut down his factory. Stylish Tough braids in plain white and pretty mixed straws in all leading colors, trimmings of grosgrain ribbon bands and streamers or bows. Splendid $1.50 values, for one hour 11 to 12 A. M. only 39 Con Origi nal Hourly Sates 'Where the walls coming down" Of August's Bountiful Bargain Basket Today At Xfoie 6it? ! Opening of the Great Alteration and tl 1 IllO iJlUIC; Expansion Sale and Big August Fair SYNOPSIS OF TODAY'S HOURLY SALES BARGAINS FROM SUNDAY PAPERS 8 TO 9 A. M. WOMEN'S 85c CAMBRIC DRAWERS 47-Annex-Second Floor. 9 TO 10 A. M. CHILDREN'S 5c 'KERCHIEFS 2V-First Floor. 2-QUART SIZE "MARION HARLAND" COFFEE FOT 98 Third Floor. 4 9 TO 11 A. M. -18c DRESS SHIELDS 10 First Floor. 10 TO 11 A. M. CHENEY BROS.' $1.25 SILKS S7$ Annex, First Floor. DOZEN NICKEL-PLATED SAFETY PINS 4-First Floor. WOMEN'S $2.50 LINEN-MESH UNDERGARMENTS $1.78 First Floor. WHITE BOWLS AND PITCHERS 65-Third Floor. 11 TO 12 A. M. 40c BOTTLE HAIR TONIC 25 First Floor. LADIES' $1.00 LISLE GLOVES 69-First Floor. WOMEN'S $3.00 SHOES $1.83 First Floor. I 12 TO 1 F. M. 10c BOX BANQUET TOOTHPICKS 6-First Floor. Advanced models in Fall Hats ready; also a new line of Midsum mer Black Chiffons, all at sale prices. Today's Greatest Suit Sale. WOMEN'S NEW $28.50 SUITS ?8.75. 2 to 5 P. M. Second-Floor-Salons. We've rather gotten our cheap imi-. tators "over a barrel," so to speak, on the Suit question. Their repre sentative is running around New York whining of how his firm is "stuck" on a lot of old Suits which he admits to manufacturers will take "40 years to dispose of." That's the result of too much gilt and "gewgaw," and sweatshop workmanship. Portland women are too level headed and possess too much sense to be taken in by such "stuff ' and won't buy it. Result Our "shadows" can't get rid of their musty, tenement-house-made trash and are therefore unable to buy liberally of the new Fall styles. How directly opposite is the situa tion here. Stocks were never so low. Our Miss Bernard is sending us new things daily and you'll find some of them hero among the sale Suits today. New Suits, bought under-price from makers whose season is over late, smart Mid- Summer Suits, some at less than a third of their worth. A word .of them. All new this season's latest styles from leading makers, mater ials include cheviots, tweeds, can vas cloths and zibelines, in black, blue, brown and novelty mixtures; in walking and dress-style lengths, jackets, etons and blouse designs, fancy braid and every new trim ming effect $18.00 to $28.50 values, 2 to 5 P.. M. today only for $8.75 4 Hours Rara Avis Ham mock Bargains. 8 TO 12 A. M. Better select that Hammock now. If you've denied yourself the solace of a lazy "lay-off" in a big swing ing Hammock, swung in the cool shade of a spreading tree, or a se questered nook on the porch, during the hot days of Julyi you'd better part company with $2.65 today and become the owner of a $3.50 Ham mock. Sweltering August days are THE ' MORNING OREGONIAN, MONDAJ AUGUST J, 1904. are "THE DIFFERENT STORE" RAND OPENING ahead Hammocks are comfort breeders better buy an incubator today, don't you think? $3.50 Hammocks $2.65 8 TO 12 A. M. ONLY Fourth Floor Hammocks are extra large size, have concealed spreaders, foot bars, pillow and handsome, wide valance; best $3.50 values in the city, special all the forenoon today 8 to 12 A. M. at $2.65 CLEARANCE ALTERATION EXPANSION! CUT-PRICE LIGHTNING PLAYS HAVOC WITH THE WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY STOCKS First Floor. High-Class Underwear and Hosiery. FOR "A JiONG-' ' ALL WEEK. First Floor. HOSIERY PRICES SWEEPING LY REDUCED. Today and all week von mav Q-j-Ph choose from our '-ze entire stock of laaies nne nign grade Hose, no matter what kind, the $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75, as follows: The $1.25 for 89 pair; the $1.50 for S1.05 pair; the $1.75 for, pair... $1.29. Ladies' fancy and plain black, lace gauze, etc., that sell for from 50c to 60c pair, at, pair... 33 All this week. Monster sale of the finest line of Sum mer Knit Un derwear on the Coast, namely, the Merode Knit Underwear, hand finished, silk trimmed, correct shapes. Women's fine cotton Vests and Pants. Vests long, short and sleeveless; pants ankle and knee; 50c values, each . . . .39 "MERODB1 Harii Finished) UNDERWEAR Women's fine white lisle Vests and Pants, extra silk trimmed, all styles; 75c values for, each 63 Women's extra fine white Lisle Vests and Pants, all styles, a soft, fine garment; $1.00 values for, each 69 Women's white silk and cotton Vests and Pants, extra silk trim med; an excellent $1.25 value for, each 90 Women's silk and lisle white, a beauty Vests and Pants, all styles; $1.25 values for, each 90 $ Women's white cotton Union Suits, long sleeves, no sleeves, ankle and knee length; 76c value for. .'59 Women's fine white cotton Union Suits, sleeveless, knee length, lace trimmed at knee; $1.00 value for, each 79c Women's fine white lisle Union Suits, all styles; a big. $1.25 value for, suit 98 FIFTH AND WASH INGTON STS. EMBROIDERY REMNANTS ONE-HALF PRICE First Floor. 1 TO 3 P. M. 1 TO 2 P. M. 8c WRITING TABLETS 5 First Floor. 2 TO 5 P. M. '85c TAFFETA SILKS 51 YARD Annex First Floof. 2 TO 3 P. M. WOMEN'S 75c TEA APRONS 43 Annex-Second Floor. S5c LACE APPLIQUES 15. 3 TO 4 P. M. $1.50 DRESS GOODS 79 YARD Annex First Floor. WOMEN'S 50c UNION SUITS 29-First Floor. 50c ART CENTERPIECES 29-Second Floor. 75c SILK RIBBONS 34 YARD First Floor. 4, TO 5 P. M. 25c HATPINS 15-First Floor. 15c VICTORIA LAWNS 9 YARD-First Floor. BOYS' 75c SWEATERS 47-First Floor. 4 TO 6 P. M. NO. 8 GRANITE IRON TEAKETTLES 63rf-Third Floor. 5 TO 6 P. M. MEN'S $3.50 to $5.00 SHOES $2.89. Women's fine white silk and cotton Unjon Suits, all styles; our regu lar $1.75 suits, now, suit..S1.39 Women's silk and lisle white Union Suits, sleeveless, long sleeve, ankle and knee length; $2.25 beauties for, suit $1.55 Women's Summer Merino Union Suits, long sleeve, ankle length; $1.50 regular, now, suit... $1.19 Women's Dainty Uswder muslins at Astounding Price Reductions! Price will prove a mighty power ful lever to lift out these superb Undermuslin Stocks before removal time next month. The Undermuslins are beautiful the prices certainly tempting, don't you think I Ladies' Cambric Drawers, umbrella flounce, torchon lace insertion, be tween clusters of hemstitched tucks and fancy stitching between clusters of tucks and torchon lace edging; regular price $1.25, special 79d Ladies' Muslin Gowns, yoke of em broidery insertion between four clusters of five tucks each, embroi dery edging at yoke and neck, lawn ruffle at sleeves; regular price 65c, special at 43c Ladies' Cambric Gowns, round low cossack yoke, very pretty blind embroidery in French designs; regular price $1.25, special 87 Ladies' Nainsook Corset Covers, three rows of torchon lace inser tion, embroidery medallions, tor chon lace edging around neck and armholes, beading with draw- ribbon; regular $1, special 59 Broken lines of gowns and skirt Chemise trimmed in torchon lace insertion and edgings; regular price to $2.00, special 99c Odd lines of Ladies' Drawers and Skirt Chemise in embroidery and lace trimmed; regular price to $1.25, special at 79 GREAT 4-HOUR FORENOON SALE OF STEEL RANGES AND OOOKSTOVES. 8 TO 12 A. M. Third Floor. $53 Quick Meal STEEL $42.90 Quick Meal Steel Range, economical fuel users, quick bakers, heaviest vasbestos walls to retain heat, most perfect construction of air-tight joints, insuring perfect baking 18-inch oven regular $53.00; spe cial at $42.90 Portland's "Qualify Shop" FfocnI'vF lull ff$& Will Be Announced as Soon as Pos kSUITOT July VOTesible After the Poll Closes Today These Three Teachers Are Packing Their Trunks For St. Your Votes Will Help to Determine They'll "Right About" and Face You Next Week Last Week of the Teachers' Educational Contest Every July vote must be inside our ballot-boxes before the clock strikes six tonight or it cannot be counted. No vote bearing a July stamp will be counted after closing time tonight. This is the closing week of the contest it lasts but 5y2 days more and comes to an end at 1 o'clock next Sat-r urday afternoon when we close for the week. Influence or suggestion by any employe of this house for or against any teacher to a voter, will not b e tolerated. Any person hearing such will do the house a favor by reporting it at once to the superintendent. We have safeguarded this contest in every possible way and no favoritism shall be shown. As in every other dealing of THIS house) THIS contest shall be "on the square" and decided impartially on its merits as decided by the people. THE MILLION MARK IS PASSED TBEMENDOTJS VOTING WILL BE DONE TODAY. IMPORTANT Patrons must in every Instance get their votes at time of purchase, as we will pos itively not issue them later upon duplicate checks. RESULT AT 8 A. M. TODAY Total number votes cast, 1,025,357. $35 Princess STEEL RANG $23.90 Princess Steel Range, high closet pouch feed; regular $35.00 values, special , $23.90 ALL STEEL RANGES AND COOKSTOVES AT SPECIAL SALE REDUCTION ALL DAY MONDAY. 2d Day of Great August Sale of Mussed Linens Odds and Ends of the Linen Stocks, Unmatched Patterns, Etc. Lucky Opportunity This For the Housekeepers, Hotel-Men and Res taurant Managers First Floor. THIS SATISFACTORY LINEN STORE presents this morning oceans of saving opportunities for the prudent. It's the second day of our Annual Sale of Mussed Linens and ends of lines. The variety in cludes teacloths, traycloths, center pieces, luncnciotns, domes, scans, tablecloths, bedspreads, pillow- shams and damasks. Many pieces were made to our order, and to our design. They represent the world's finest linen countries France, Ire land, Moravia, Belgium, Germany and Silesia. They are the work of craftspeople who have not only given their lives to linen making and embroidering and lace making, but who have generations of linen- makers and lacemakers back of them. Many of the pieces are in dividual things of which there is only one, these art-pieces have the further charm of having been col lected right at the homes of those who made them after the designs suggested by ourselves. Dresser, Sideboard and Bed Napery at RemarkableSaiePrices DAMASK REMNANTS $2.00 Damask 81.00 $2.50 Damask 81.00 $3.00 Damask . $4.50 Damask 83.35 DRESSER SCARFS $1.00 Scarfs 75c $1.25 Scarfs Oc $1.50 Scarfs S1.00 $2.00 Scarfs 51.50 FRINGED, HEM3IED TABLE CLOTHS In 2 to 3-yd. length. $2.25 Cloths 31.73 S3.00 Cloths 32.25 $3.50 Cloths 82.75 $5.00 Cloth3 i. S3.75 $8.00 Cloths .' 80.Q0 $8.25 Cloths SOVfO Origi nal Hourly Sales Louis! Who Are .NAPKINS $1.25 values, now OOo $1.50 values, now 51.00 $2.50 values, now SLS5 $4.25 values, now $3.00 $5.00 values, now 9X75 $5.50 values, now $4.10 TEA CLOTHS $1.00 Tea Cloths 75c $1.25 Tea Cloths OOc $2.25 Tea Cloths 81.75 $2.50 Tea Cloths 81.95 $3.50 Tea Cloths 93.50 100 FINE MARSEILLES BED SMIEABS. in fuir size, some slightly soiled from showing and window display, most of thorn, however, are but slightly mussed. Best $3.50 values. .92.35 TOWELS A bi sample line, slightly mussed only. 20c Towels 12c 25c Towels 18c 35c Towels 25c 40c Towels 30c 65c Towels BOc $1.00 Towels 75c $1.25 Towels OOc $1.50 Towels $1.00 Short lengths Table Damask, 1 to 3 yards long, mercilessly reduced! Atf racf ions That Should Draw Men fo the Big "August Fair!" $1.25 MEN'S UNDERWEAR. 75c. A broken line of Men's Summer Underwear, mercerized, blue and flesh color. A regular $1.25 gar ment, special each 75c 25c MEN'S HOSE, 15c A line of Men's Cotton Sox in black and colors, extra good quality, 25c regular; special.. 15c 81.75 MEN'S GOLF SHIRTS, 81.00. Men's Flannel Golf Shirts, splen did for outing wear; regular $1.75; special $1.00 BIG AUGUST FAIR RAISES RUCTIONS AMONG THE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS IN THE ANNEX First Floor. Our soon to be enormously in creased floor space will yet be in sufficient to hold the tremendous quantity of goods bought for Fall. Especially in the silk and dress stuffs section must we admit an overstock for August. We're obliged to. make room, and that right quick. This week's prices are record-break ers so far as values go. You can ill-afford to miss such price conces sions as these. It's an opportune buying season whether or no you have present use for the fabrics, for many staples are included in the August sales and EVERY piece of merchandise in these sections are radically reduced to clearance prices. Hints of price cuts 26 pieces of Imported Cream English Bdilliantine and Sicilians, all with rich silky finish Regular $1.00 grade for 66 Regular S1.10 grade for 69 Regular $1.15 grade for S75" Regular $1.25 grade for 89 Regular $1.50 grade for 98d Regular S1.75 grade for $1.13 Regular 1.35 grade for 93 All day today. All Colored and Black Dress Goods Remnants for Monday all day on Bargain Tables at HALF PRICE. New advance styles of pretty Shirtwaist S.uit Silks at special prices- Regular $1.50 grade for 98 Regular S1.25 grade for. 83c Regular $1.00 grade for. .... . .62 New Messalem Silks, the newest silk shown, colors are pearl gray, champagne, cardinal, navy, reseda, pink, light blue, tan and brown; regular 85c quality, special for all day today, per yard 67? ALL DAY. $1.60 All-Pure Silk Black Taffeta 36 inches wide our well-known regu lar numbers for all day Monday at, per yard $1.31 Last Week of the Teachers' f Lvjutunuitai iajiiicoi: vunuy Ends at 1 P. M. Next Saturday. This Store Will Close Every Saturday This Month at I P. M. The Original "Hourly Sales" Again Today! t THE FIVE LEADERS: Winifred Mosher Harrison 148,332 Suza Jones Highland 143,000 Kate Paddcn 143.37S Mrs. N. Hiltabldel Albina Central 143.210 Mrs. Esther Kane Williams-Avenue 122,016 Buy! Buy! Buy Baby Bug gies Now, and Low! Fourth Floor. This is great baby-buggy weather. Get the tots out in the open all you can and wheel 'em about, we ve Perambulators, Go-Carts, or Baby Carriages call them what you will a little seraph occupying one is sure to look so sweet anyway, no matter what we call her chariot at prices that tempt to buy whether for immediate or future needs. Ad justable Go-Carts, fully enameled automobile running gear, patent foot brake, cushion rubber tires on wheels, handsomely upholstered, complete with rod, parasol and cushion at prices reduced like this $10.00 Go-Carts this -week $ 7.75 $11.00 Go-Carts $15.00 Go-Carts $16.50 Go-Carts $18.50 Go-Carts $20.00 Go-Carts this week 8.75 this week IL75 this week 13.00 this week 14.75 this week 16.00 this . -week 17.00 $2L0O Go-Carts $23.00 Go-Carte this week 19.00 $25.00 Go-Carts this week 21.00 $27.50 Go-Carts $30.00 Go-Carts $36.00 v.o-Carts $55.00 Go-Carts thK week 22.50 this week 24.00 this week 29.00 this week 43.00 Tips for the Tots! Annex Second Floor. That have come to the "Fair." Before moving we've got to clean house for the next tenants. Two lots that are in our way are Children's Dresses and dainty Bonnets. Want 'em at these prices? Children's fine silk, chiffon and lawn Bonnets, lace, embroidery and ribbon trimmed; colors, tan or white; regular price $3.00 and $3.50, special at $1.78 CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES AT ONE-HALF PRICE. Our entire stock of Children's White Dresses of pure linen, India linon, lawn, pique and or gandie, in all the new styles in cluding Peter Thompson, sailor and Russian effect, sizes from 6 to 16 years; prices from $3.50 to $23, special $1.75 to $11 ONE-HALF PRICE ALL. THE PRACTICAL AND BEAU TIFUL AT OPPORTUNE PRICES IN THE ART SHOP- SECOND FLOOR. Dollar ion Covers ALL WEEK Cushion Covers of ecru linen top, green art denim back, heavy cord and tassel, top tinted in assorted floral and conventional designs; regular price $1.00, special 47 I
