Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 10, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1904.
PORTLAND'S
LARGEST, FOREMOST STORE
THE "DIFFERENT STORE
FIFTH, SIXTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
THE "DAYLIGHT SHOP"
Today an Eventful One, Fruitful of Happiness
BUT AS ON ALL BUSINESS DAYS OP THE WEEK WE CLOSE AS USUAL
AT SIX O'CLOCK P. M.
THAT STUPENDOUS SLAUGHTER OF A MILLION-DOLLAR STOCK I THAT UNPRECEDENTED CHRISTMAS BUYING CARNIVAL! A POSITIVELY
DESPERATE SACRIFICE OP SPLENDIDLY WORTHY AND SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE I A BOON ALIKE TO CLASSES AND MASSES.
THE SIXTH
DAY OF THE "STORE
MANAGERS' SALE"
Grand Free Orchestra
CONCERT
On Second Floor This Afternoon.
GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW PUB
LIC TEAROOM.
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NOW the time, THIS STORE the place, to make such savings as no Western house err offered before. $600,000.00 warth of new Winter and staple goods, holiday merchandise and Christonas Gifts must be sold this month. The stocks are topheavy that
much. We're -willing to discount the stocks new as a business man discounts his note at a bank. 'Tis not so much the need of money, but of room. Spring goods Trill .come pouring in a month hence. It won't do to pile new goods on top of old. We
don't allow goods to become old here. Each season must bear its OWN loss. The time to SELL is when people most want to BUT. That's NOW, so we issue orders to our managers to cut loose, forget what costs were or profits ever meant, but SELL!
And to hint who sells the most we'll pay a golden prise. The sixth day of the sensational sale is here. The values are better than ever, the bargains stronger and plentier. We predict a perfect furore of buying. Every special of the week, not already
sold out, remains in force. And new onces are added. Santa Clans Comes Today to Help And the Women's Tearoom opens.
Grand Opening of the New Public
Tearoom at II A. PI. Today
The long - awaited
public tearoom, whore
light lunches "will bo
served, opens today.
Another advance step
In the onward march
of Portland's largest
and most popular
store. The opening: oc
curs at 11 A. M. The
hours dally will "be
from 11 A. M. to 6 P.
M. Conveniently lo
cated on tho second
floor, directly off the
"Women's Suit and
"Wrap stores, and next
the great light well,
this latest addition
will prove a great
convenience to shop
pers and others.
Grandma Munro, too
well and favorably
known to Portland
folk to need Introduc
tion from us, will pre
side over its destinies,
assisted by one of the
best-known and capa
ble woman cooks in
Portland. It will be
conducted under the
auspices of the Port
land Y. M. C A. Tea,
chocolate, wafers,
cakes, sandwiches,
ginger-bread, scones
and hot rolls will
form part of the menu,
which will be changed
dally. The public is
cordially -rged to at-
tena.
An Orchestra Will Discourse Music Durlag the Afteraooa
of the Opening Today
Saturday Dress Goods and
, Silk Buying
WILL E PROFITABLE TO OUR PATRONS.
Annex Fifth Street First Floor.
$38,000 "WORTH OF SILKS AND DRESS GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
All new. this season's fabrics. Mr. Sale says all must go before Christ
mas. Silk specials are in three big lots:
LOT 1 Novelty new swell Silks in all wanted colors and pattern, values
unequaled anywhere at less than 51.25 per yard: special, per yard... 58c
LOT 2 Novelty swell-Suit Silks, sold regularly up to $1.50 per yard; spe
cial, per yard 89c
LOT 3 Novelty Silks for-suits, waists and fancy work, also Milan Crepe,
good color assortment, also Cheney Bros.' Foulards; special, yard.. 89c
COLORED" DRESS GOODS IN FIVE BIG LOTS.
LOT 1 Novelty Mannish Tweeds, neat English Suiting, French Twino
Voiles, swell Scotchy Suiting, a very large assortment of patterns and
colors, regular $1.50, $1.25 and $1.00 values; special, per yard 68c
LOT 2 Novelty Suiting In all this season's choicest effects, the variety
much too large to attempt description, regular $1.50 and $1.25 values;
special, per yard 90c
LOT 3 Novelty Suiting, regular $1.75 and $1.50 values; special, yard.. 70c
LOT 4. Novelty Suiting, regular $2.25 and $2.00 values; special, yard..80c
LOT C Novelty Suiting, regular $2.50 and $2.25 values; special, yard. .90c
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
LOT 1 Consists of plain and nubbed Twine Voile, Crepa Voiles, Sangalincs,
Figured Albatross and Sacking, regular $1.75, $1.50 and $1.25; special,
yard 59c
LOT 2 Consists of Novelty Etamlnes, Striped Crepe, London Twine, Canvas
Cloths, Panamas and Chevrons, regular $2, $1.75 and $L50; special, yd. 79c
LOT 3 Consists of Panamas, Pebble, Cheviots, Blind Pebble, Canvas Cloths,
Cravenette, Nubbed Zibellne, regular $2.50 and $2 values; special, yard. 89c
LOT 4 Consists- of Panne Zibellne, "Waterproof Worsted, Novelty Turkish
Mohairs, Figured Ottoman Cloths, Novelty French Etamlne, regular $4.25,
$3.50 and $3.00 values; special, yard ; $159
256 Superb Oriental Rugs
Sacrificed
FOURTH FLOOR.
AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF RARE OLD BEAUTIES.
Mr. Lilburn has determined not to be outdone in this monster competi
tive sale, and has gone into hlB choicest stocks, reducing them without
mercy to increase his department business. This last will surely prove a
memorable achievement and offers excellent opportunity of making a mag
nificent Christmas present to someone at comparatively small cost. These
rugs were delayed in transit and came a little late for the Fall trade. They
were delayed In crossing the Mediterranean and further delayed between
there and here. They go out at slashing reductions this week. In the grand
collection are Khlvas, Kazaks, Mossouls, Bogharas, Shinaus, Daghestans,
Anltolian mats and small-sized Kisllllms.
$10 Rugs special at $ 6.67
$12 Rugs special at $ 8.00
$15 Rugs special at $10.00
$18 Rugs special at 12.00
$25 Rugs special at $16.65
$S0 Rugs special at... 936.00
$35 Rugs special at... $2X33
$40 Rugs special at $28.65
$75 Rugs apodal at S50.ee
$100 Rugs special at .$46.75
And others at similar reductions.
Splendid Christmas Gifts
AT FACTORY PRICES AND LESS.
In Mr. Allen's Holiday Bazaar First Floor.
Thousands, of wonderful bargains are scattered through the "Fair-Way."
It's a pleasant walk through and mightly profitable. Take the stroll "Do
it now." .
PHOTO CASES.
Fancy . embossed, celluloid Photo Box, saln lined, large size, values
$1.50 and $1.75; special g .98
- STATIONERY SETS.
Real ebony fittings, with, blotter, seal, paper knife and eraser, in -block
ebony case, value $2.75; special '...$156
Vory.- handsome hand-painted, satin-covered silk-lined Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes, value $4.49 and $4.79; special 92.ee
Fine hand-painted, satin Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, satin-lined,
large size, value $2.95; special $1.56
Fancy, hand-painted, satin Handkerchief Boxes, square shapes, as
sorted colors, value, 65c; special $ .35
Children's fancy celluloid-finish "Workboxes, fancy decorated, value
30c; special, each . s
Fancy Medallion Pictures, In round and square shapes, assorted sub
jects, gilt edged frames and chains, value 35c and 39c, special s .19
Fancy embossed celluloid Photo Albums, decorated covers, value $1.33
and $1.40; special .....8.75
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT ON THE FAIR-WAY.
Real ebony hand-rolling Blotters, sterling silver mounted,, value 3Sc;
special ". s .30
Fancy cut glass Pomade Jars, Puff Jars. Ink Wells. Salts, Bottles.
sterling silver, gold plated, value $2.50 and $5.00; special, each f .88
Santa Claus Himself Comes to the Store Today TO REMAIN UNTIL CHRISTMAS!
We received jthe following telegram from jolly old St Nick himself yesterday.
Form No. 1.
THE NORTHERN LIGHTS TELEGRAPH CO.
(IacerpenUd.)
100,000,000 OFFICES AIiI OVER TKE WOXLD. CABLE SERVICE TO AIX CHRISTENDOM.
Elgatrk Erfrk. Fratdest aad General Manager.
Receiver No. Time Filed - Cheek.
4-11-44. ' 12 G. M. T. H. E. VISING.
epvn the following: xnewg subject to the terras on back
OL.11D' hereof, which are hereby agreed to:
. Kririglelahd, Dec? 8, 1904..,
To Olds, Wortman 3c King, Portland's Largest and Best Store, Portland, Or.
Will be at your store on Saturday, at 10 A. M., for a two week's stay. Have my rooms ready at
' the Inn, and fodder for the reindeer. Notify the children Them fellows as have been masquerading as
ME, and imposing on a few people in your town are bogus "counts" of no 'count, as the people will
find out when the "Real Thing" gets there. They're . counterfeits that couldn't be passd on a blind
beggar in a London fog. Ta-ta till later. Sec you Saturday. Yours Truly,
' "SANTA."
P. S. Don't forget about feed for the reindeer ; my aeriamobile is busted until the 1905 Fair.
Yours Truly, . "SANTA."
Tes, children, tho real Santa Claus -will arrive hero at the store today, at 10 o'clock. We've built an "Inside Inn" for him right on th
biff Fair Grounds on Fourth Floor. He Trill be with us until Xmas Eve, appearing daily until further notice from 10 to 12 A. M. and 2 to 5 P. M
He has brought with him a budget of songs and funny sayings that will keep his audience in a Jolly Christmas mood while he Is In sight and leave
side-splitting memories behind him when he retires. He will live right here on the grounds at the "Inside Inn," erected especially for the ac
commodation of this Jolly old monarch and his reUnue. To see the real Santa Claus, once Is never to forget him. and makws the bogus "Santas"
look like k tin 13-cent piece plugged with brass. Immediately upon his arrival Santa will open a postofflce at the Inn. with eight sub-stations
one each In front of each elevator on every floor first to fourth where children may drop their letter?, addressed to him, telling of their
wants for Christmas, and he will do his best to All them all. Don't fall to see Santa; he's the funniest, jolllest old fellow that ever threw you
Into convulsions. He's a "different" Santa an unusual chap thl3 "Different Store" Santa.
Today Last Day of These Stupendous Savings
in the Apparel Stores
GRAND SALONS SECOND FLOOR.
How the buyers flocked here yesterday. Record-breaking- crowds that
broke all precedent, and trampled down every past selling mark. There's
llttlo wonder that throngs gathered and bought. There'll be still bigger
crowds bet a cracker.
The -Most Sensational Suit Sale Ever Conducted
by a Portland Store
NOT A HALF-PRICE SALE. BUT A HALF-COST SALE.
Women's $22 to $25.50 JL
Tailored Street Suits $yUO
Second Floor Grand Salons.
THE MOST RADICALLY RIDICULOUS SLAUGHTER OF VALUES EVER
PERPETRATED IN THE ANNALS OF WESTERN MERCHANDIZING.
The suits composing" this splendid collection are from our own regular
stock of elegantly tailored garments, of superb workmanship and author
itative style A generous choosing, of the season's best styles, embracing'
blouse, Eton, Norfolk, tourist ana jacket effects; the popular long-coated
models. All popular materials; cheviots, broadcloths, Venetians and fancy
tweedlsh, mannish tailor suitings. In every wanted color, embracing
black, brown, navy and novelty mixtures. Plain tailored. In the severely
plain styles, or prettily trimmed with fancy braids, buttons, strappings
and velvets. The best actual 522 to $23.50 values ever offered at regular
sale. For today only, your choice at $9.88
Extra salespeople and fitters have been engaged to serve the hosts that
will gather here. All possible will be dono to aid the fitters, but we urge
an early call.
Extra Special An All-Conquering Sale
Magnificent Silk Petticoats
A Surpassing Saturday Sale Actual Splendid
$10 and $12.50 Skirts at $5.65
SEE THE PEERLESS BEAUTIES IN A
WASHINGTON-STREET WINDOW.
Rich, handsome Taffetas, Peau Je Soles
and Chilton Taffetas, in bonnie plaids,
plain colors and changeable effects. In
every wanted cWbr and shade you
can name and every style favored by
Imperious Dame Fashion. Beautiful
trimming effects to add to the magnif
icence of these charming skirts. They
IlUA t-- i i a , . .
gifts. We buy and sell more Petti
coats than ALL other Portland stores
combined. To demonstrate our mas
tery in price-making, we shall offer
these real, unrivaled 510 and 512.50
values for today at 96.es
Women's and Misses' Golf Vests and
- Sweaters Reduced
EVERT ONE IN THE HOUSE ON SPECIAL SALE.
The Sweaters are In both blouse Our regular 55.00 and 56.00 values
and Norfolk styles, soft but Arm. at 93J.D
pretty wools, plain red, white and . . .
fancies Golf Vests, in handsome wools.
-n -k ,.ni,,n. f white, red and fancy mixtures.
$3.a0 and 33., 5 values at $29 our reUu- $2.00. 52.50, 53.50 and
54.50 and 55.00 values at $3J8 54.50 values, for $1.58
56.50 and 57.50 .values at...,. .$4.05 Above values for today.
For Today Christmas Furs Recklessly Reduced
BEAUTIFUL NECKPIECES.
Electric Seals, Black Coney, Sable and Isabella 'Possum and Black
Martens, lined with rich Siberian Squirrel, Silken Cords, Tasseds and Tails.
Values from 53.50 to 538.50, and reduced this way:
5 3.50 Neckpieces S 2.18 522.50 Neckpieces . 315.75
5 4.50 Neckpieces $ 325.00 Neckpieces 818.65
5 6.00 Neckpieces $ 4.15 527.50 Neckpieces $185
5 7.50 Neckpieces 5.15 430.00 Neckpieces $21.20
510.00 Neckpieces 65 332.50 Neckpieces ,...92ZS
312.50 Neckpieces $ &S5 335.00 Neckpieces '. $34.65
315.00 Neckpieces 916.56 538.50 Neckpieces $27.95
31S.50 Neckpieces .. $125 And other In-between prices pro-
320.00 Neckpieces $10-35 portlonately reduced.
THE MANAGERS' SALE BRINGS
UNMATCHABLE VALUES IN
Women's High-
Grade
Knit
"liliRODB"
(Hand Finished)
52.9S FOR WO
MEN'S SILK
TIGHTS,
WORTH 5500
About 50 pairs of
women's pure silk
Winter weight
Tights, In flesh
color, pink, blue
and cream, not
one pair In the lot
worth less than
55; special while
they last at, the
UMBEPWEAB pair $3JJS
52.10 AND 52.98 FOR SILK VESTS
WORTH 53.75 AND 55.00 Wom
en's silk Vests, long sleeves, col
ors, blue, pink, black and flesh,
about 25 garments In the lot, our
53.75 and 55.00 value; special at,
the garment $2.10 and $23
WOMEN'S SILK VESTS, WORTH
52.75 FOR 51.79 Women's white,
low neck, sleeveless, all silk Vests,
pretty crochet trimmed, regular
beauties, our 32.75 value for,
each $i. re
55.50 FOR WOMEN'S SILK UNION
SUITS WORTH 58.50 Women's
white silk Union Suits, half open
front, long- sleeves, ankle length,
all silk, good weight, our 58.50
value, for, the suit $S6
Mr. "Teddy" Oliver
THE UBIQUITOUS MANAGER of the DOMESTIC and LINEN SEC
TIONS of this store First floor could not be dodged while the store scribe
was on his rounds yesterday picking up good news everywhere about the
store for felling to today's readers. Well, these values are worth talking
about, for they've made a big town talk about 'em this week. For today
MANAGER OLIVER CONTRIBUTES MORE ROUSING BARGAINS FROM
THE DOMESTIC AISLE.
30c FOR DRESS GOODS WORTH 45c All wool double width Domestic
Dress Goods. In solid colors, a fine bargain, our 45c value; for today only
at, the yard 30c
22c FOR GERMAN VELOURS WORTH 35c German Velours in fancy fig
ures and colors, particularly desirable for kimonas, dressing gowns, etc..
soft velvet finish goods, our 35c value, for. the yard 22c
26c FOR WAISTING FLANNELS WORTH 45c AND 50c Fancy Walstlng
Flannels, all wool, In fancy stripes and plain colors, our 45c and 50c
values for today, yard 26c
75c FOR NOVELTY WASH GOODS WORTH 51.25 Novelty white Wash
Goods, In waist lengths, rich satin finish fabrics, our 51.25 value, for,
the pattern .. 75c
Another Sensationa! Offer to Sat
urday Millinery Buyers
DAYLIGHT SALONS SECOND FLOOR.
Following- our usual custom of offering some
special Inducement to the children on Saturday,
today we make an occasion of more than usual
importance to the youngsters as well as the
grown-ups. To the latter we offer
Any Hat in the House at Exactly
Half Price
Lots of time to wear Winter Hats. Some have yet to buy a first one;
others are about to buy a second. Tho majority of women like variety and
a change In headwear. To all of these today's offer appeals.
Children's Hats at Half Price, Too
AND 200 DOLLS' HATS GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE.
With every purchase of a Child's Hat AT HALF PRICE we will give
FREE to the purchaser a pretty Doll's Hat all trimmed.
EXTRA SPECLVL.
100 Children's Untrlmmed Scratch Felt Shapes In a cholco of red white
blue, brown, castor and gray, also an o.ld lot of ready-to-wear Schooi
Hats at, each 25c
Santa Claus Himself Will
gv inow me
Christmas DtIls
and Toys
and Games
Up In Krlngleland today. A grand
reception to Santa from 10 to 12 A.
M and 2 to 5 P. M. Children and
grown-ups all Invited. Come and
shake hands with the real Santa.
He'll keep everyone good natured
with a. bright new budget of songs
and Jokes from Krlngleland. These
special values will help the buying
Mechanical Trains worth 52.00 for
51.05 Mechanical Train consist
ing of engine, tender and two
coaches, 10 pieces of track and one
crossing an interesting and In
structive toy; our 52.00 value to
day only for each $1.05
Tambourines 10-Inch Tambourines:
our 35c value, for, each 21c
CUNNING LITTLE KITCHEN
OUTFITS.
14c for Kitchen Outfits worth 25c
These outfits are made of Iron, 8
f)ieces In the set, 2 kettles, 2 fry-ng-
pans, 1 stewpan, 1 coal scuttle.
1 shovel. 1 hot cake griddle; our
25c value for, set 14c
Tool Chests worth 52.25 for S1.3S
Boys' Tool Chests, size 7x9x20
Inches, with an outfit of 27 pieces;
would please any little carpenter:
our 52.23 value for, each $1.33
Doll Furniture Sets worth 51.50 for
78c Parlor suite of 8 pieces,
ebony finish woodwork, uphols
tered in red plush sure to delight
the heart of any little maiden who
loves to "keep house;" our 51.50
value for, set 7Sc
Only 35c for Merry-go-Round worth
65c A mechanical musical toy
called 'The Merry-Go-Round."
very amusing-; our 65c value for,
each 35C
Only 27c for the new toy, "Loop the
Loop" Worth, each 50c
15c for Engine worth 25c Mechan
ical Engine, runs either forward
or backward; our 25c value for,
each isc
Only S9c for Toy Range, worth 51.50
Toy Range, complete with hot
water tank (oxidized), can be
fired: Just the Xmas oresent for
the little lass who tries to cook
and bake as "mother does;" our
31.50 value for, each 80c
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