THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1905.
ISTQURAFHOST
The Leading MajS . Order House
ON THE COAST
Fifth, Sixth and Washington Sfs.
"WHek hot ooimnman? to come to the
STOSK PEONS YOTJJt WANTS. EXPERIENCED
SHOPPERS WILL FILL THEM THE SATISFAC
TORY WAY PROMPTLY, TOO.
Parker - Unable to En
thuse Voters.
DOING BUSINESS ON THREE FLOORS OP THE NEW SIXTH-STREET ANNEX KITCHEN FURNISHINGS AND STOVES IN WEST ANNEX STORE, THIRD FLOOR. BEDS, BEDDING, CURTAINS AND
DRAPERIES, WEST ANNEX, FOURTH FLOOR. LEADING- MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT AND CARPET WORKROOMS, WEST ANNEX; FIFTH FLOOR. SECOND FLOOR WEST ANNEX OPEN NEXT
WEEK. THE MONSTER NEW ELEVATORS LARGEST ON THE COAST START TO RUN MONDAY NEXT. FIRST FLOOR WEST ANNEX OPEN SOON, THEN FORMAL "OPENINGS."
MANAGERS ARE DOWNCAST
STORE CLOSES AT 6 p-etcn.eusfedDev AMERICAN WEEK!
2
THE "DIKFERICTT STORE."
Only Two Connecticut Towns
at All Demonstrative.
STAMFORD IS VERY CHILLY
Jadge Is Ready to Make a Speech,
but No One Appears Republicans
Are Confident as Ever of Car
rying New York.
OBEGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington, Nov. L The Star prints the fol
lowing dispatch from ita staff correspond
ent -who accompanied Judge Parker on his
recent trip:
"Judge Parker's dash Into Connecticut
was a half-Lnd-half affair. It promised to
he a decided frost from the first two
meetings, hut warmed up In the evening
at Meriden and Hartford. The net result
was disappointing to the Democratic man
agers. They could not truthfully claim
that Judge Parker set the prairie afire in
Connecticut. He did not do It In New Jer
sey, either. Thus at the close of the week,
which opened auspiciously for the Seme
crate, the Parker propaganda has made
no material headway outside of New
"York. The political pendulum did not
rwing very far, after all, to the Demo
cratic side.
J "At Stamford the Judge was ready to
' make a speech, but no one appeared and
"he told the conductor of the train to move
on. At South Norwalk a handful of curi
ous persona stood around. At Bridgeport,
which is a large town, the Democratic
candidate received a decided frost. This
is the great Industrial center which gave
, Speaker Cannon an enthusiastic welcome
laat week. At New Haven the reception
was chilly. The Judge drove from the
station to the hall without a cheer being
uttered. Many men were attracted to the
meeting by curiosity to see the Judge.
When Bryan came to New Haven in his
campaign the mills shut down, business
houses closed and the whole town turned
out. There was no excitement in New
Haven yesterday.
"At Meridcn and Hartford the Judge re
ceived genuine ovations. Large crowds
listened to him and his remarks created
enthusiasm."
The close of the week finds the Republi
can managers still confident of carrying
New Tork for Roosevelt. The estimate
most generally given Is 60,000 plurality for
Roosevelt No reports from any section
indicate the probability of Roosevelt los
ing the state.
VICTIM OF HIS ENVIRONMENT.
barker Has Forgotten He Wanted
Campaign Free of Abuse.
NEW TORK, Nov 4. (Special.) The
Tribune today says: ,
On August 17 Judge Parker wrote to
George F. Parker, chief of the Democratic
literary bureau, admonishing him that noth
ing must sppear In the Democratic text-book
which would In any wny reflect upon the
honor and integrity of President Roosevelt.
Now Parker is himself reiterating from the
stump charges of a personal and offensive
character attacking the honor of the Pres
ident and the honesty of Chairman Cortelyou
and repeating calumnies as baseless as they
are beneath the dignity of a public man, to
eay nothing of one who aspires to the Presi
dency. Parker gives no dates, no amounts,
no facta,
Every Intelligent observer of the campaign
Is forced to the conclusion that Parker, the
victim of his environment, surrounded by
politicians of the type of Hill, McCarren,
Sheehan. et al., and goaded to desperation,
has cast his better judgment and hit finer
Instincts to the wind and thrown himself Into
the unworthy part outlined by his political
mentors. In playing this part he Is Im
pressing the American public with his mental
and moral unfitness for the great oface to
which ha aspires.
"HISTORY" BY A DEMOCRAT.
He Declares Morgan Made Cortelyou
Secretary of Commerce.
NEW TORK, Nov. 4. (Special.) The
Post prints the following:
Charles Edwards, secretary of the Demo
cratic Congressional committee, today gars
out the following statement:
In order to corroborate the statements
made by Judge Parker on the stump con
cerning the Bbamelcssness of the Republi
can Administration in making Cortelyou
chairman of the Republican National Com
mittee In order to hold up the trusts by
withholding Information possessed by m, I
will give a. little history of how Cortelyou
became Secretary of Commerce and Labor.
I know It to be a fact that J. Plerpont
Morgan wanted and demanded his friend
as the head of this new department. When
the bill for the creation of the new Cab
inet position was before Congress J. Pler
pont Morgan Insisted, upon a, promise from
the President that he would appoint Cor
telyou to the new place. Re knew Cortel
you and knew he could depend upon his si
lence with regard o knowledge of corpora
tions which would he acquired by him in
his new position. After "promises were made
his lobby used every known Influence they
could command to seccre the- passage of
tho bill. If the promise had not been given
the bill would never have seen daylight In
Congrers. These I know to be facts.
Taft May Succeed Justice Fuller.
NEW TORK, Nov. 4. (Special.) The
Herald today says:
Chief Justice Fuller, of the Supreme Court,
Is expected to retire on March 6. and In all
probability If Roosevelt Is elected. Secretary
of War Taft will be appointed to the va
cancy. Fuller was appointed April SO, 1SS&
Re is a Democrat.
TO CUKE COLD IN ONE DAT,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
crurrlst refund the money If it fall to cure.
S. w. u rove's signature is on eacn box. sac
It Us Bo longer necessary to take blue
pill "to rouse the liver to action. Car
ter's Little Liver Pills are much better.
Don't forget this.
TWO
SALES
Saturday Sales
IX THE APPAREL SALONS.
Secoxa Fleer,
New lines of very handsome Winter
Suits. Over 200 in the splendid choosing-.
Materials are Cheviots, and the
smart mannish mixtures so popular in
tailorings. Blacks, navys, browns and
the Scotch and English novelty mixed
goods. Some are In the Jaunty new
Norfolk Jacket effects. In 27-lnch
lengths, others In the swell 30 and 40
lnch Tourist Coat Suits and blouse
styles. Some In tight-fitting jacket ef
fects. All are smartly tailored by the
best men tailors In New York, trimmed
tastefully in braids, velvets, novelty
button and strap effects. Some coats
have velvet collars, some are full satin
and taffeta lined, others lined to -waist
line. The handsomest lot of the great
est values ever yet offered In a suit
sale by any Portland bouse Is what
comprises the offerings in today's
great bargain event in the Suit Salons.
Best $25 and $28.50 Suits ever offered
by any house, to our knowledge and
we make It our business to keep post
ed today only i I X. G
choose at P
Get the best 128.50 values by cornlng
early in the day.
The Tale of the
'Kerchief
First Floor Shoo.
V. Thousands and hundreds of
v thousands of tlalnty 'Ker
C chiefs for American folk In
this great sale don t you
need a few? Buy today
and buy for Christmas.
i Handkerchiefs of every
good sort from the little wee
ones for the children to the
most elaborate and expensive
tones for the ladv of fashion.
'Handkerchiefs or plain white
children at, each 5
, Children's pure linen hand
kerchiefs, with colored bor
ders and initials, 8 In box. 35c. S6 and
75 the box.
For the woman of plain tastes we have the
Richardson pure linen Initial Handker
chiefs 3 In a box at, per box. 75 and
91.00
Same, put up. 6 in a box, at, the box, -91.25,
82.00 and 92.50
Richardson's pure linen Handkerchiefs, with
narrow hemstitched border either heavy or
sheer at, each, 10, 12"r4, 15, 20,
IS, 35 and 40
Also a line of semi-laundered initial hand
kerchiefs in linen cambric at, each,
12 1-2, or 6 for 60
Sheer linen initial Handkerchiefs, semi-laundered,
at, each 18c, or 6 for 75e
TJnlaundered initial Handkerchiefs, with a
spray of hand embroidery around the ini
tial lx handkerchiefs In box at, the
box 99
Dainty fancy Handkerchiefs, of pure linen,
with either hemstitched or scalloped bor
ders, at. each. 15, SO, 2S, 35,
SO, 75 to $5.00
Same in boxes six In box at $1.75, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.50 to $7.00
Beautiful Irish linen Handkerchiefs hand
embroidered by Irish peasants either scal
loped or hemstitched edges each
50, 75, $1.00 and $1.25
Handkerchiefs of exquisite beauty, which
were made In the Canary Islands. The
embroidery Is so fine and Is done on such
fine material the linen being handa pun
that the natives are obliged to use magni
fying glasses while making these Hand
kerchiefs to obtain the best results They
are put up each one In a dainty box very
suitable for a gift and easily sent by mall.
Prices, each. $1.2$, $1.65, $1.75,
$2.00, $2.50 up to $17.50
Dainty lace trimmed Handkerchiefs. Prices,
each. 25, 35, 50, 75, $1.00
and , $1.25
And In the real duchess lace, priced at, each,
$1.50, $2.60, $3.75, $4.50 up to $25.e
Wo show a full line of large colored Hand
kerchiefs suitable for making klmonas,
sofa cushion covers, aproae, etc., at,
each
Women's
AMERICA RULES THE WORLD OP INDUSTRY 1 THERE'S
TREMENDOUS INTEREST IN
AMERICAN WEEK!
Flood of commendatory letters artent the great exposition, of American productions we've been exploiting the past week, some from people very
prominent in their several walks of life. We may ask the f a7or, later on, from the writers, to allow publication of same. We are pleased indeed at
the interest manifested. Tourists from the great Eastern business centers have passed through the busy aisles this week and expressed amazement
at the immensity and variety, the fine quality and top-notch mark of style of American products &3 displayed here. Good 'tis our mission to please
and our public is indeed large. Such displays as are gathered here in these stores would be impossible elsewhere in all the West, for the simple reason that nowhere else is gathered, under one great
tripod roof, such immense stocks, so carefully chosen, of splendidly made American goods. We print below a series of reminders of the savings made possible today, to our patrons, by the spe
cial exploitation this "AMERICAN WEEK" of GOOD "HOME-MADE" PRODUCTS. LOOKERS AND BUYERS, TOURISTS AND HOMEFOLK, all look alike here. You're "at home" al
ways at the "Old Homestead" "Daylight Store" but COME BEFORE 6 P. M. This "TODAY STORE" is closed after that. "Saturdays?" why, sure why not? 'Tis the better way.
The Sweeping Slaughter of
Millinery Stocks
Continues
Second Floor.
Every Hat la the
'Hesse Mercilessly Re
!taced! Neae Reserved,
None Laid Aside! The
Department to be
cleared at eace of Ev
ery Vestige of Stock!
Reductions trend from
one-fourth to one-third
and one-half. No need
to tell you of the great
crowds that come seek
ing these Dargams to
jt -. nf ttA enthusiasm
displayed over the values offered and the
superb, handsome, stylish hats being
so ruthlealy sacrificed. The fame .of the
sale has gone into every home within
shopping distance. Crowds come because
theyve heard "the news of the bargains
01aa, Wortmasi King Heidi a Clear
lag Sale et their Millinery Stocks." The
choicest, amartest Hat ever breaght to
gether la Portland, at year mercy at bar
gala prices. The sale lasts all TrecJc
We offer our entire millinery stock of
all the newest creations :none reserved
every hat in tho house goes at a uni
form reduction of one-fourth off all regu
lar prices..
To make the pace hotter still we will
reduce special lots Oae-Thlrd and One
Half off former low prices. Scattering'
mentions
200 of the newest styles in Street and
Ready-to-Wear Hats, Sailors, Tur
bans and dress shapes in all new col
ors, none less than $1.50 in value,
others $S.00 qualities; ClXr
special at
200 Ready-to-Wear and Tailored Street
i Hats, in a big variety of shapes
- very Btyllsh, feather, pompon., breast,
wing, etc., trimmings; values i n
to $4.00; special at i.-
200 Trimmed and Tailored Hats Tur
bans and dress shapes, blacks,
browns, navys, reds and greens; val
ues to $5.00; 0 Q
special, at
Special Bargains at 3v $4.93
Look for tne Red prices they mark a
carnage of price-slashing.
Saeclal Extra Feather Turbans , in
black, white and gray: great bar
gains at $5.00; special this 0 QQ
week for 3.0
Children's Day of
American Week
Attractions Added in
Millinery Salons
Sec end Floor fer Today.
New Caps andTams
for Young Americans
More than a dozen of the newest Win
ter styles and novelties, including
the "Pike," "St Louis Expo" and
"Buster Brown" Tam O'Sbanters;
also our own Lewis and Clark Cap
for boys and girls; navys, royals,
cardinals, white, tans, brown and
black form the color line. To add
interest we add to the great Clear
ing sale an offer of the entire balance
of our Roosevelt or Parker Campaign
Caps, 35c values, on I Or
Saturday at 1
SATURDAY ENDS THIS STOVE SALE
QUICK MEAL.
Third Floor Housefitting Shops.
GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF RANGES
AND WOOD HEATERS, POR
SATURDAY ONLY.
Third Floor.
r'Ouick Meal" Steel Hange, with higbj
closet: value d.v u, special ior oatur-i
day ?30.9
Ifl7.80 POR 00OKSTOVES WORTH
(Quick Baker Steel Cook Stoves, with 16-incbj
oven; regular SZ5.00 value, special J
each ?17.80H
PWOOD HEATERS $55. fK) POR HEAT
ERS WORTH ?8.50,
Good-size Wood Heaters, castiron top aadl
front door, heavy steel lining; value $8.50
special for Saturday only, each $5.90
WE HAVE RECEIVED A
$2.50 to $4 Tailored Waists at $ 1 .95
Today Only
Another Inducement for your attendance
here today. A splendid lot of pret
ty tailored waists In flannels, alpacas
and new granite cloths In reds, tans,
navys, blacks, grays, blues and browns
all nicely tailored, exquisite work
Saturday a Busy Buying Day in Knit
wear Aisles
First Floor.
WOMEN-, MISSES AND CHILDREN ENJOY THE
CAN WEEK."
W OMEN'S $1.25 WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR 98c Women's Medium Weight Jersey Ribbed
underwear, 75 per cent wolo. In white and gray, vests hand-finished, extra silk trimmed.
lortST sleeves; pants and tights with French band, ankle length this, is the famous
Tierode Underwear the nest underwear made In America, regular 51.25 value spe
cial American Sale price, each , ..08c
95c FOR WOMEN'S COTTON UNION SUITS, WORTH $1.25
Women's "Merode" Medium Weight Cotton Union
Suits, in white, long or short sleeves, ankle length,
-hand finished, extra silk trimmed, good value at $1.25
special American Sale price, suit.. 95o
WOMEN'S 40c HOSE FOR 29c Women's Cashmere" Hose,
American made, seamle&s, fine ribbed; many stores sell
hose that are not aa good for 50c Our regular price
for them Is 40c. Special American Sale price is only,
pair - , sea
CHILDREN'S AMERICAN-MADE HOSE Children's black
Cashmere Hose, fine ribbed, seamless; sizes 5 to 7 ri ;
value 26c American Sale price, pair... 16c
Sizes 8 to 8; value 30c American Sale price, pair-lDc
Sizes 9, 9ft and 10; value 35c American Sale price,
pair 21c
MISSES' AMERICAN MADE UNDERWEAR Misses' high
grade, natural wool Vests and Pants a very fine, soft
garment the very best of its kind for the money.
Sizes 1 2 3 4 5 ,6 7 8
Regular price ....75c 80c 85c 90c 95c $1.00 $1.05 $1.10
Amer. Sale price.. 55c 60c 65c 70c 75c SOc 85c SOe
98c FOR WOMEN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR, WORTH $L50
We are selling, at extra special price, some odds and
ends In Woiaen s Swiss and Richelieu Ribbed Wool
! Vests, in pink and gray; also Swiss Ribbed White Wool
Pants all of them $1.50 values. American Sale price,
the garment 9-Sc
Saturday Specials
First
55c FOB INFANTS LEGGINS, WORTH
75c
Infants' white, black or red Crocheted
Wool Drawer Leggins; excellent 75c
value; Bpcclal for American Sale only,
pair 55c
BOYS' CASHMERE HATS FOR 30c
Boys' Cashmere Hats, in plain and
fancy check effects; a good assort-
t
Dainty
Embroidery
Firs Fleer.
Come trooping in from Switzerland to
visit their American, cousins during
American week. They'll never go back
unless to accompany American wearers.
"Reason why?" Half price and lees dur
ing this sale Shopers will choose 'em
for their own. Compare regular and sale
prices i
Regular prices
25c and 30c, 35c 40c, 60c and 60c, 75c
American Sale. Price
12Hc, 15c, 30c, 36c, S7J4c
Regular prices. 90c and $1.00 $1.25 $1.50
American Sale Prices.. 4Se SSe 75e
AMERICAN HERCULES BRAID XV THE
SALE.
Herculea Braids In all colors and
widths Just the proper thing with whioh
to trim the rough, dresses and coats.
Regular pricea,7c lOo 15c 18c 20c 25o SOc
America sale-Se 7c 9c 13c 14c 15e 19e
20 Cents for Pret
ty Ribbons
That sell everywhere among American store
at 39e asd 35c a yard. The Ribbon Aisle,
First Floor. Ribbons worth. 80c and 36c for
39?, About yards of all-silk Taffeta
Ribbons, bought by u-s at a remarkably low
figure. Ribbon 4 and 5 inches wis, ia all
colors bloe, cream, ?lnk, turquo!e, old roee,
lavesder. cardinal, scarlet, nlle, also black
aad white; especially adapted for. neckwear.
balrifebe-iw and fancy work; worth Bc and
e the yard. Special American Sl Price
only. yard........ ,
manship and finish, plaited and tucked.
The values Included embrace waists at
12.50 to 34, regular, all in new and
wanted styles special i l QX
today only, at
SPECIAL VALUES OF "AMBRI-
for the Chiidren
Floor.
ment, all sizes; regular 60e and 7Eo
values: special American Sale Price,
each ...ate
CHILDREN'S LISLE HOSE FOR 19c.
Children's fine ribbed black Lisle Hose,
with finished foot, linen spliced knee
and double sole; sizes 5 to 9H; reg
ular prices, 25c, 30c, S5c pair; for
American Sale Price, pair 18e
SH0ES...T0DAY
First Floor.
The world afoot. America's product Is the
world's foundation. All civilized mankind Is
shod with American footwear. "Why?"
Cause it's Just like this store best
The "O. W. K." Shoe for men, at $8.60, is
a hobby'of ours good reason for it 'tis the
best $5 Shoe in town for men's wear but
'tis $3.50 Instead. Beat product of a "best"
Brockton, Mass., shoemaker. They coma
in 25 choice styles, made of velour calf,
box calf, vld kid, patent colt or storm calf;
Blucher or ball styles, narrow, medium or
wide toes; extra heavy double soles. The
best stock and workmanship are put Into
these Shoes, and they are aa good as any
$5.00 Shoe made. Price, ca
the pair
Women's S3.50 and $4.00
Shoes for $2.54
Women's Street Shoes, in new Fall styles
in patent colt, patent kid, box calf and vlci
kid, seat reusa toes and military heels,
newest lasts heavy soles; with full exten
sion edges; regular $8.50 and $4.00 values.
Special American Sale Price, j-O jr
pair. Jps?.
Boys' Shoes
Soys' Winter Shoes, with good, heavy double
sole and full round toe made of box calf,
built to wear well
SKaes 11 to 13, -American Sale Price... l.i
Sixes 13H to 2, American Sale Price, .$1.7
Siaee 2'7i to American Sale Price. .$.
Misses' Shoes
Wlater Sfece fer Biases coma in box calf
or vlei kid. with heavy ols, neat round
toes aad safety or spriag heels
Slxe 9n to 11, American Bale Price,
pair 91.8S
Afees 11$ to 2, AB&erieaa Sale Price,
pair
Stews 2 to f& Amrieaa Sal Trice. '
pair .7. ...- .
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P. M.
THE
"DAYLIGHT STORE"
Thanksgiving
Table Napery '
Annual Sale
The World's Best Linens
Serve America's Great Fes
tal Season, Thanksgiving
TABLJ& ILHEK'
.The LIbcb Store First Fleer.
SPECIAL SALE ALL TABLE LINEN
SHARPLY REDUCED.
How may we apply this product of Ire
land. Germany, Scotland and Franco to
an "American Sale?" one might ask; 'TIs
true that climatic conditions preclude
the possibility of manufacturing linens
in competition with the great flax-growing
countries. But Americans demand
the best linens In the world the most
durable and flnest so we, as one of
America's largest linen buyers, go to
the first source of supply the famous
Irish Richardson family of Belfast, .and
use our best American Judgment, ac
quired m over a quarter century of care-
ful linen buying, and select linens for
this big store's great shopping family.
Special values today.
DAMASK WORTH 81.59 FOR 91.23.
Bleached Damask, 72 Inches wide and
extra good value at $1.50 the yard. Spe
cial Thanksgiving and American Sale
price at yard Sl.23
NAPKINS to match, dinner size. Special
Thanksgiving and American Sale price
at, the dozen &SS
BLEACHED DAMASK WORTH $1.25
FOR $1.05.
Bleached Damask, 72 inches wide"; regu
lar $1.25 value. Special Thanksgiving
and American Sale price, the yard. $1.85
NAPKINS to match, dinner size. Special
Thanksgiving and American Sale price,
the dozen $3.43
LUNCH NAPKINS, regular $3.00 value.
Extra Special for Thanksgiving and
American Sale, the dozen ........ $2.48
LINEN SETS.
Table Cloths, size 2x2. yards, with 1 dozen
Dlnnr Napkins to match. Special
Thanksgiving and American Sale price,
set 95S5
Table Cloth, size 2x2 yards, with 1
dozen Dinner Napkins to match. Special
Thanksgiving and American Sale price,
set $.75
Table Cloth, size 2x3 yards, with 1 dozen
Dinner Napkins to match. Special
Thanksgiving and American Sale price,
et 97.49
Separate Cloth, size 2x2 yards. Special
Thanksgiving and American Sale price,
each 92.70
Separate Cloth, size 2x2 yards. Spe
cial Thanksgiving and American Sale
price, each 9&35
Separate Cloth, size 2x3 yards. Special
Thanksgiving and American Sale price,
each 94.96
TRAY CLOTHS, TEA CLOTHS, LUNCH
CLOTHS, SIDEBOARD SCARFS, DOI
LIES, ALL AT SPECIAL THANKS
GIVING AND AMERICAN SALS
PRICES.
13e FOR COTTON SUITINGS WORTH
15c
Dark Mixed Cotton 'Suitings; regular 15c
value. Special American Sale price,
yard ..12c
10c FOR 13e FLANNELETTES.
A large assortment of American-made
Flannelettes; regular 12 c value. Spe
cial American Sale price, yard 19e
WOOL WAISTINGS.
All the latest designs in fancy Wool Suit
ings, American made. Special Amer
ican Sale price, yard . -Mc, 75c and SSe
HALF-WOOL FABRICS .
Voile Crepe and Superfine Voile, 36 inches
wide, have the touch, finish, luster and
draping qualities of costly fabrics at
popular prices; also Danish and Poplar
Cloth, 38 Inches wide. We have a
splendid assortment of colors In both
these lines. Special American. Sale
price, the yard 36c
School Vote for Award of
Panama Canal Model
An eminently American educational
feature. Have" you Master and diss
sent in your composition yet?
There's Xmas money in it.
Tie Vote at S F, M. Yesterday Stei
High School 95.215
St, Mary's Academy ......... 87,023
Harrison School 82,050
Portland Academy 65,116.
Park School 61,226
Atkinson School . 35,835
Williams-Avenue School .... 26,34:
Failing School r 23,389
Sunnyside School, 1S,'60-
Holladay School 18,459
Total votes , 607.W7
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