THE MORNING OREGOXIAN, SATURDAY, MAY, 19. lUUtt.
er g Frank Store Places on Sale Today
Store Open
' Tonight
Until 9:30
Store Open
Tonight
Until 9:30
Madelm-regon99 Merdharfse at Low Prices
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Oregon Blankets Special Priced
Oregon Made Blankets in all the best grades and styles on sale
today at the lowest prices it is possible to quote considering
the great advance in the cost of wool The wis buyer will
anticipate next winter's needs
"White Wool Blankets, 10-4, 4v:,-poiinl,
White Wool Blankets, 11-4, 5-pound,
White Wool Blankets, 11-4, ti-pound,
White Wool Blankets, 10-4, o-pound,
White Wool Blankets, 11-4, ti-pound,
$o.00 value, pair $4.55
$6.00 value, pair $5.55
$7.00 value, pair $6.35
$7.00 value, pair $6.55
$8.50 value, pair S7.55
Floss .Pillows "made in Oregon"
36-inch for, each ...23? 22-inch for, each...4S
18-inch for, each. . .32 24-inch for, each. . .58
20-inch, for, each. . .38 26-inch for, each. . .66?
Take 'elevators' to the third floor.
White Wool Blankets, 12-4. 8-pound, $12.00 value' pair.' $10.95
6-pound mottled all-wool Blankets, $5.50 values, pair $5.15
8-pound mottled all-wool Blankets, $6.50 values, pair $6.05
10-pound mottled all wool Blankets, $9.00 values, pair ".....$7.95
6-lb. brown Wool Blankets; regular fl C f tT
$5.50 values, on sale at pJVJJ
10-lb., same as above, $9.00 values $7.95
Tndian Blankets great assortment
$4.00 values $3.35 $6.00 values $5.10
Notions Made in Oregon
Splendid Bargains Today
500 dozen Whisk Brooms, Oregon made; great Q
special vnlue for today at, each w
Wire Coat Hanger;, grand value, each 4?
Combination Suit Hangers, great value 12
Meier & Frank's Scratch .Tablets at, each.. 4
Oregon Souvenir Tablets, great value 12
"500" Score Cards for, per dozen 8?
Bridge Whist. Score Pad, each 12j?
"Rainier" Mineral Soap, 3 cakes for 2of?
Flannels Made in Oregon
Great Special Vals. Today
25c navy blue Bathing Suit Flannel, yard.... 21
40c navy blue Shirting Flannel, yard 32
50c navy blue Shirting Flannel, yard 43
30c red medicated Flannel, yard 24
40c red medicated Flannel, yard.... ...32
50c red medicated Flannel, yard 43
40e gray Flannels, all shades, yard. ......... .33
The above goods are all wool and full 28 inches
wide. Take advantage.
Groceries "Made in Oregon
Our prices always the lowest Phone exchange 4
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5-lb. pail Columbia Lard.65
5-lb. p'l Mt. Hood Lard. 65
10 lbs. cream rolled oats.40
10 lbs. Steel Cut Oats... 45?
1 ' ' .uo. I i 11 CI 1 11 l 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . , j
10 lbs. whole wheat l'lour.30?
10 lbs. Rve Flour 30f
10 lbs. Cracked Wheat.. 35
10 lbs. Pastry Flour 3()
10 lbs. Farina for :35
50-lb. sack of our famous
"Victor" Fluur ...$1.10
50 lbs. Olvmpia Flour $1.20
2 pkgs. Wheat Hearts. . .25
Olympic Pancake Flour. 20
Olympic Cake Flour. . . . 20
2 pkgs. Saratoga Chips.. 25 .
11 bars Standard Soap.. 25
7 bars Victor Soap 25
7 bars Golden Star Soap.25f?
1 pkg. Pearls of Wheat. .15
2 packages Ralston Rolled
Oats 25?
2 pkg. Violet Rolled Oats.25
10-lb. box Macaroni 45
10-lb. box Vermicelli. . . .45
2 1-lb. cans Minced Clams..25c
2 cans' light Ship Salnion.25
20 lbs. Dry Granulated Sugar
on sale for $1.00
All lines of Groceries and
Provisions sold here at the
very lowest prices.
Phone Private Exchange 4.
Boys' Clothing
Boys' Norfolk Suits with knicker
bocker troupers, gray and browi
mixtures, ages 8 to 15 years; all
new up-to-date suits, selling reg
ularly at $4.50; 1 C
your choice at ''
Boys' all-wool 2 - piece Suits, in
gray, brown und fancy mixtures,
Pants are ajl fuil lined; regular
$0.50 values, on sale at. .$4.95
Couches "Made in Oregon"
Special lot of spring-edge Couches, best quality, covered with white
cotton; regular $9.00 value, on sale today at this spe- C. C
cial low price P fc vJ J
3-fold Screens, in golden oak, filled with fancy burlap, 5 feet 6 inches
high; regular $7.50 value, on sale at this special low price. .$4.95
Fish Net for drapery purposes and hanging photographs; 1 Af
regular 20c quality, on sale at, yard "C
Window Shades, "made in Oregon.'' Our Custom Shade Depart
ment does the work right uses the very best materials, and prices
guaranteed the lowest third floor.
Men's
Khaki
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Sic;- li
Overalls, Jumpers, Aprons,
Suits, Etc. Made in Oregon
Men's 9-ounce blue Overalls, union-made, pair 76c
Men 's 9-ounce blue Jackets, union-made, each 76
Men's Striped Overalls, great vahie, pair 76?
Men's Striped Jackets, great value, each 76?
Men's blue denim Hip Overalls, a pair . .. 6.
Men's Khaki Pants, $1.50 grade, pair $1.23
Men's Khaki Coats, $1.50 grade, each $1.23
Men's Khaki Military Coats, $1.75 grade $1.53
Carpenters' Aprons of brown denim, each 63J
Extra quality Waiters' Aprons, large size 26$
'Boys' Khaki Suits, made Norfolk jacket and loug'trousers, all sizes; ff Jf
great special value at ;. Ji ft
Men's fancy Blanket Bath and Lounging Robes, "made in Oregon," fancy tans,
browns, grays, blues; regular $7.50 values, on sale at this low price $6.15
Mnn'e Sllit Ie"'s round-cut and double-breasted Sack Suits in
" WfctlfcO fancy tweeds, fancy cheviots, faucy worsteds and blue serge,
well tailored throughout ; haud-felled collars, hand-padded
JhKX S 1 0 13 snou'ersJ verv Dest patterns in large assortment; all sizes',
? marvelous values at this low price take J A 1 fr
advantage p 1 VJ 1 J
Household Effects
That Are
"Made in Oregon"
1000 Sereem.Doors, 2 feet 8 inches by 6
feet 8 inches; great special Qf
value at jfl'C
3- fold Clothes Horse; great spe- Jk Q
cial value at HfZfC
Best Ironing Board, folding 1 1
style, $1.35 value
6-foot Ironing Boards, each 62
Sleeve and Bostmi Boards 33
Kneading Boards, each 41
b"-foot Step Ladders, each 99
Splint Market Baskets, each
Hand Wall-Window Cleaner 24
Long-handled Brooms, each 59
Smith's Metal Polish, each 19
Gas Mantles, each 24
Imperial Floor Paint 33
Gasoline Mantles, each 16
Fruit Sealing Wax, each
Milk Crocks, 1 gallon, each 12
2-gallon Stone Jars, each 32
4- gallon Stone Jars, each 53
6-gallon Stone Jars, each 70J
6- inch Flower Pots, each 12
7- inch Flower Pots, each 16
8- inch Flower Pots, each 27
2-quart Bean Pot, each 14
4-gallon Churn. 60c value 48
Wire Rug Beaters for 12
$1.35 Meat Safe for...,; $1.13
75c Splint Wood Baskets 59
"Oregon-Made" Steel Range, 14 by 18
inch oven, nickel-trimmed ; perfect
baker; great special 1
"value at P I .7 J
Indian Stools
Indian Stools and Tabourettes, in
weathered oak and golden oak; also
imitation mahogany; regular $1.75 and
$2 values, on sale today fl? 1 Ort
at this special low price.. r w
Third floor.
Specials Tonight
6 to 9:30
"Spachtel" Goods
50 dozen white Swiss "Spachtel" Shams
and Scarfs, in plain corded and cut
work designs; regular 50c values, on
sale from 6 to 9:30 only at 23
Pearl Buttons
Special lot of first quality, sizes 24 to
45, one and two dozen on a card ; 50c
to $1.00 values, on ale from 6
ot 9:30 tonight at, card
Hat Drapes
Special lot of women's Chiffon Hat
Drapes, in black, blue, white and
brown, striped borders, IV2 yards long
50c values; 6 to 9:30 to- 1 O
night at
75c Back Combs 49c
Special lot of mounted Back Combs, shell
and amber, best styles; regular 65c
and 75c values, on sale from 6 ! Q
to 9:30 at this low price
Box Papers
500 boxes of fancy Stationery, all fin
ishes, in white, cream and blue; ex
traordinary values from 6 to 9:30
onlv, at this special low 1 L
ft VFl
price,
box.
Tapestry 30c Yard
1500 yards of 50-inch Oriental Stripe Ta
pestry, best patterns and color combi
nations; regular 40c quality, on sale
from 6 to 9 ;30 only, at 30
Huck Towels
All-linen hemstitched Huck Towels, full
sizes; regular 35c grade, on sale from
6 to 9 :30 tonight at this spe- Af
cial low price it
Saturday Sale of Men's Furnishings
Men's fine lisle web Suspenders, this season's best patterns, in light
and dark colorings; kid ends; the regular 50c values, on
sale today at, pair llrjC
5000 pairs of the celebrated "Shawknit" Sox for men, all colors,
large variety of the best patterns; all sizes; value ex- t 9
traordinary at 3 pairs for 50c or, pair C
Men's fine mercerized silk lisle Hose, in black or tan, all 1 P
sizes; great values at 3 pairs for $1.00 or, pair 3JC
Men's Chambray Pajamas, in blue, gray and tan. nicely made,
with white frogs; regular $1.50 values, on sale for .$1.19
Men's fine Muslin Nightshirts, plain or trimmed, low cut, C
military or regular style; extra values at this price JvC
Men's Neckwear at 35c
Great special lot of men's fine silk Neckwear, basket weaves, 4-in-hands,
IV2 inches wide all the newest shades, including " C
grays, helios, green, black, white, etc; grand bargains at. JJC
Men's twilled Gloria Umbrellas, steel rod, Paragon frame, good
variety of handles; extra special value for today at $1.19
Men's Oxford and Madras Golf Shirts, each 69
c
Children's $4 Wash Dresses $2.95 Each
Special lot of children's Wash Dresses in Galatea eloths, Russian style, fancy tan and black and white
stripe; also black and white checks; three box pleats in front and back, emblem on sleeve and front
box pleat; ages 4 to 14 years; regular $4.00 values, on sale today only at this low price, each.. $2.95
Children's Sailor Suits, of red, blue and green serge, trimmed with braid on collar and cuffs; fC
pleated skh-t; ages 4-to 14 years; grand value at this popular price ?
Children's Box Coats, of red and blue changeable silks, fancy collar, full sleeve, with cuff;
button-tr.mmed and lined, ages 2 to 6 years; $5.00 values for J Hr J
Children's short Box Coats of covert cloth, reefer style; emblem on sleeve; ages 6 to 14 O
years; the best $6.50 values, on sale today only at this low price.'. PTyJ
500 Women's Dress Hats $2.50 Ea.
Great Saturday sale of 500 women's Dress Shapes, all new, up-to-date styles
in black and colors; peroxaline braids and satin hats very large assort
ment; hats that other stores ask $7.50 for; our $5.00 values
today, your choice at JVJ
Manufacturer's sample line of children's Straw School Hats sailors of
all kinds; values up to $1.00 each, on sale at the wonderfully
S,
low price of.
White Chip Hats at 'A Off
Just think of buying the new, popular, stylish white Chip Hats at ' off
regular prices, at a time when it is with difficulty that the regular de
mand can be supplied. Stock is complete styles for women, misses and
children. Handsome real; Tuscan and Leghorn Hats for misses and
c hildren. Entire stock on sale today only at ONE-FOURTH OFF
Immense s$oek of new Baby Bonnets in pretty styles.
Picnic Necessities at Low Prices
Special lot of Lunch Cloths of fancy crepe paper, pretty
patterns and colorings, 42x 70 inches; great value JsJ
Wax Paper, 20 big sheets for 4
Paper Napkins, boxes of 50, folded, fancy patterns, box 12
Tissue Paper Napkins, great value, hundred T
Dennison's Fancy Napkins, great value, dozen 4J
Covered Lunch Baskets, best style, each 24
9-inch Wooden Plates, great special value, dozen T
Folding: Aluminum Drinking Cups, at, each 19
Tin Teaspoons, dozen 7 Tin Cups, each 3
Great showing of Hammocks, Camp Stools, Telescopes, Croquet
Sets, Outing Goods of all kinds. Third floor.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Cooper's famous Underwear for
men; blue, pink and salmon; all
sizes, shirts and draw- CLLf
ers; matchless values at.J
Agents for the "Ramie" linen
mesh Underwear five styles
best linen mesh on the market.
Men's Madras and Oxford Negli
gee Shirts, soft attached eollar;
blues, tans, fancy (TQ
stripes, all sizes
Men's all pure linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25
Wom8n's35c-40cHosiery23cPr.
For'todav, 1300 pairs of Women's Fine Hosiery, in a large- variety of
styles, to bp sold at an rxtremelv low price: embroidered boots, lace,
boots and allover lace: black, tan. brown and white: all sizes; regular
3Sn and 40e values: on sale at this special low price, pair ZSC
UNDERWEAR
Women's silk mixed Swiss ribbed
low neck and sleeveless Vests,
all sizes, best style: regular
60c values on sale at.. ..47
Women's Lisle Thread, knee
length tights in black, pink
and blue; the best 50c val. on
sale at 41
Women's high-neck, long sleeve,
fine mercerized vests, in white
onlv, all sizes: Too- values on
sale at this low price. .. .49
Women's and children's Sum
mer Underwear. The largest and
most complete stocks in the city.
HANDKERCHIEFS
100 dozen women's fine, sheer
linen Initial Handkerchiefs,
hand embroidered, all letters;
regular 25c values on sale to-,
day only, at IS
Special lot of fine Swiss Hand
kerchiefs, hemstitclied and
scalloped embroidered edges;
regular 40c and 55c values -on
sale today only at 23
Special value In new Kimono
Handkerchiefs; regular 10c
values on sale at 6
GREAT BARGAIN IN TRUNKS TODAY" -
Odd Trunks at extremely low prices:' 34-inch 3-ply veneer wood,
canvas-covered trunks. Best fittings; linen-lined; top and skeleton
trays: two leather straps. Regular J3.i0 value, on sale today
at Blo.oU
Canvas-covered, water-proof, painted trunks. Best lock and fittings;
linen-lined; two leather straps, trays, etc. .,.,
82-lactu Regular ft'.tMO value for 10.1
SO-lneh. Regular 21.00 value tor ,.17.a
Special lot of can vas -covered trunks, water-proof painted, hardwood
strips fastened with gem clamps; heavy corners; linen-lined; best
lock; two leather straps. 'ma in
30-larh. Regular w.7. value sale at....
32-iuch. Regular 10JiO value on ale at
Specials tonight
6 to 9;30
COR.SET COVERS
Women's fine corset covers, trimmed
in lac, tuckn and embroideries,
all sizes. Regular 35c values on
sale from 6 to 9:30 only at this
low price 21d
WOMEN'S GOWNS
Women's cambric and muslin (towns
trimmed In fine val. laces and em
broideries, tucks, etc., all sizes.
Regular 85c values on sale from
6 to 9:30 only at 67
BOYS BLOUSES
Boys wash blouses In tftn; ages 5
to 15 years. Great special values
from 6 to 9:30 tonight at this low
price
BASEMENT
2-Quart White Mountain Ice Cream
freezers, triple motion. $2.15 value
tor S1.79
Blue enameled sauce pans, large
size, 6 to 9:30 only at 39
TABLE NAPKINS
Handsome bleached table napkins.
Best patterns and quality. Regu
lar J2.50 grades, on sale from t
t 9:3J only,, at this special low
price, dozen S2.10
GOOD ROAD TO MT. H000
AITOMOB1I.K (LIB MAS PRO
JECT IX HANI).
Also 1Iojms to Have line Thorough
fare From Washington to
' California Line.
tiood roads occupied the attention of
the Automobile Club at the meeting held
at th Commercial Club last evening. A
laifte attendance marked the occasion,
and many new members were elected.
A road committee of ten was appointed
to go ahead with the improvement of -the
road to Mount Hood, and a considerable
sum of money was voted for the purpose
of carrying on the enterprise, which the
members of the club hope to aee accom
plished In about two mothe. The com
pletion of this road will glva the auto
ists a fine roadway to Mount Hood, which
will enable them to make the run to
the pride of Oregon and return In one
luy. In addition to the improvement of
the road to Mount Hood it is planned to
have a straight course from the Cali
fornia line to Vancouver. Wash., and in
llie effort to accomplish this gigantic
tmk jlii road; X HBat8W8? I
bile Club Is to Importune the authorities
of each county along the route to assist
In the building of a good road from state
line to state line. . The committee ap
pointed last year which has charge of the
oiling and improving of the L1nnton road,
was ordered to continue, its work on that
thoroughfare.
The following new members were elect
ed last evening: R. Ainsley. C. J.
Cook, W. D. Wallace, H. B. Van Dmen,
Walter M. Cook. Dr. Byron H. Miller.
Floyd J. Cook. Tom Richardson. D. H.
Brown, James B. O'Shea, Jr., and W. B.
Beebe.
The next meeting of the club will be
held Friday evening. June 1.
It was decided that the club would hold
a run tomorrow to Vancouver. Wash.,
providing the weather wa favorable.
The proposed run to Revenues was post
poned until Sunday. May 27.
HELD FOR WIFE - BEATING
F. C. Kelley May Experience Terrors
of the Whipping-Post,
F. C. Kelley, a new type of wife-beater,
was held to the Circuit Court by Judge
Cameron yesterday morning. An effort
will be made to get him an introduction
to the whipping-post- He is a thrifty-appearing
individual, of alight build and
humble mien. He is not more than a
third the pi re of Mrs. Kelley. whom he
ley took the witness-stand and said she
was attacked without provocation and
choked nearly to death. The violence oc
curred at the dinner hour, and followed
a pleasant remark made to her husband,
who had been drinking, she said.
Kelley refused to make a defense of the
charge, apparently not wishing to detract
from his wife's statements. He said he
had been drinking, but further than that
would say nothing. Mrs. Kelley did not
wish him sent to the whipping-post, but
the court thought he was an excellent
candidate for that honor.
Mount Hood Road Incorporates.
The Mount Hood Electric Railway Com
pany, capital stock ?000, filed articles of
incorporation In the County Clerk's office
yesterday. The objects are to build and
operate a railroad line from the Union
Depot In Portland to Mount Hood, in
Wasco County, by such route as the com
pany may deem most desirable, together
with switches, sidings, warehouses, de
pots, hotels, amusement resorts, etc The
Incorporators are 8. K. Cobb. C. W. Fal
len and C. W. Miller.
Sent to the Insane Asylum.
Henry Becker, an art glass painter. 4S
years old. has been committed to the in
sane asylum. He drinks to excess and is
unable to take care of himself.
Tired and nervous women find help In
Hood's SiiSiifaiUlii. Jt enrlchea their
bloody - ---J -
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PLACE OF ENCAMPMENT STILL
IX DOUBT.
Men Will Go to American Lake If
Bill for Appropriation
Passes.
Where, will the annual encampment of
the Oregon National Guard be held this
year? ' '
This is the question which is agitating
guard circles lately, and so far there is
no definite reply. The day Is drawing near
for the beginning ofpreparations. The
encampment is invariably held in July,
and a month or two of getting ready is
necessary. GuardBmen have to arrange to
get away from their labors, and other dif
ficulties have to be put out of the way.
The encampment will constat of one of
two things maneuvers at American Lake
for two weeks or a week of camp life at
Gearhart. Guardsmen, of course, favor
the first proposition. It is conceded that
the maneuvers of two years ago did more
iIor $8 guard, in the matter Pf placing It
on an effective footing than half a dozen
ordinary encampments. Not only, was
camp life kept up, and drilling, but active
life in the field was followed and the mili
tiamen got a smell of real powder. The
only thing missing from the American
Lake campaign was bullets and .fatalities.
Everything else was there, and the Gov
ernment footed the bill.
The question of footing the bill is the
only consideration for delay In planning
the encampment. There is now before
Congress a bill for the appropriation of
$700,000 to pay the expense of these ma
neuvers at American Lake and elsewhere.
It is believed, furthermore, that the bill
will pass very soon, and that Oregon's
troops will be included In the list of mili
tary organizations to profit thereby. The
Government is .coming to the conclusion
that an efficient National Guard Is an In
dispensable thing In the event that war
should break out, and the proper and ef
fective training of these troops is a ne
cessity. If the Government makes no pro
vision for the encampment the state will
then provide'for a week's outing, at Gear
hart or some other favorable point.
In order that definite Information may
be obtained at as early a date as possible,
Adjutant-General Flnzer telegraphed the
Secretary of War yesterday requesting In
formation in regard to a report current to
the effect that the appropriation bill was
as good as passed and that the. maneuvers
were now sure of realization. A reply to
the query is expected shortly, and if the
information Is (jfUnile plans for the en
campment can then be formulated without
further delay.
CONFERENCE OF Y. M. C. A.
Five Delegates From Oregon Go to
Indianapolis Gathering.
H. W. Stone, Reno Hutchinson, A. M.
Greely, C. M. Wonacott. of the local Y.
M. C. A., and Q. B. Rhodes, state or
ganizer for the association, left last night
for Indianapolis, Ind., to attend the an
nual conference of the T. M. C. A. at that
place.
From June 1 to 5 the employed officers
of the Young Men's Christian Association
from all over the country will consult in
the Indiana city on ways and means of
carrying on their work. Besides a gen
eral conference where means of making
the whole work more efficient will be dis
cussed. 11 conferences of specialists will
be held where workers In special fields
will advise with each other.
The- Portland delegates represent dif
ferent fields of association activity. They
expect to be gone several weeks.
Rheumatism.
Why suffer from this painful malady?
One application of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm will relieve the pain and make re.t
and sleep possible. Many cures have been
effected hv its continued use. Try It and
be convinced. Price. 25 cents: lirge size,
60 cenis. for sale by. all druggists,
Frank L. Smith
Meat Co.
228 AIDER STREET, Betnrea
Ffrat and Second.
51 SOUTH FIRST STREET, Near tb
Bridge.
"Fighting the Beei Trust"
We buy our livestock direct from thf
country.
We pick the choicest of the herd.
We do our own slaughtering and pack
ing, i
We are fighting the Beef Trust.
We sell direct to the people.
Boiling Reef, per lb fit
Beer Slfw, per lb Qfi
Short Rlba, per lb.... 7c
Pot Hoi.l, per lb H
Corned Beef, per lb
Chuck Steak, lender, per lb St
Rolled Roast Beef, per lb 10
Choice Rib Steak, tender.
per lb 12 1-2C
Spring l.amb. Shoulder, per lb....lO?
HprInK l.amb. Hind (tuartrr, per Ib.l5
Fine Roait Veal, per lb.... lor
Veal Sausage, per lb 10
Leg Mutton, per lb 12 -2
Shoulder Mutton, per lb
Breint Mntton, per lb. .
Mntton 1'bopn, per lb lO
Fork SauMnge. home-made, lb lOr
Hologna Snuitage. per lb
KrankfurterM, per lb IOC
Rreakfaat Raeon, per lb 17 1-2
l-ard. per lb 12
Sncci-'i rates and nromol rtcllverit-n
tq hotels, restaurants, beardlngtiouaea