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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1906)
1 TIIE 3IORXIXG OREGONIAX, WEDNESDAY, SEPTE3IBER 5, 1906. h. si an we st.. OLDS, WORTMAN & KING STORE NEWS The "Different Store" Every Word in This Printed Announcement Must Be Backed Up by the Goods in the Store GlUij Uwfcv tff A Condensed Summary of Today's Special Bargain Sale Arranged for Convenience in Alphabetical Order: rfp have in mind today. We can only lJ I print a few items; but come, ramble I through the great collections of bar gains ana you u do reasonamy cer tain to find just what you want at a great saving, while EVERYTHING f is kept right down to the "brass- tacKS 01 actual worm, uauwswuu us, please: This doesn't mean that we sell EVERY THING without profit no smart folk go to no-proflt stores but it DOES mean that prices are fairer here today to YOU than to us and stocks are notable. We're store cleaning now getting ready for formal openings and new goods are mixed in freely as ingre dients for special days of delectable bargain-making. Share in the feast today. rt Needlecraft Folk! A Bargain For You Annex, 2d Floor As a special attraction for today we offer a package containing either Stamped Ki- . monos, Aprons, Shirtwaists, Corset Covers, Chemise on Cushion Tops, as you may prefer, with enough floss for working same, and full set of instructions in each package for the needlework so simple a child could ac complish satisfactory results. . In order to introduce the "Royal Society" Floss to our patrons we shall sell the package at about half regular price, or, each. . .....50 and $1.00 elt Buyers Benefit: 1st Floor Women shoppers will find a lot of splendid values over along the Washington-street aisle today. We've collected a splendid assortment, made up by combining the 65c and 75c grades in pretty' white wash belts, with embroidered backs and' dainty, handsome pearl buckles, and made a special price for choice of all 48 hina Sets Among the Bargains: Housewives will take advantage of these clearance prices to provide a new set of china for the family board. . See how you may save to day on DECORATED DINNER SETS. Semi-porcelain, fancy shapes; decoration, small spray with pink flowers and full gold line 50-piece set, regular value $6.25; special $4.98 (iO-piece set, regular value $3.35; special $6.70 .100-piece set, regular value $12.45; special $9.97 Border pattern, small flowers and spray, full gold line, em bossed design i 50-piece set, regular value $6.S0; special. ....... .$5.42 (iO-piece set, regular value $!).10; special $7.25 100-piece set, regular value $13.65; special $10.90 Choice new lines English Dinner Ware, sold in sets or sepa rate pieces. 17 very Woman Who Needs a , xJ Carving Set Should come today and buy. Thanksgiving's not far off and perhaps just the set you would like to grace your festal board ' on that occasion is here now for less. Come and see. Special today on third floor. Carving Sets With riveted stag handle, 9-inch blade, set of 3 pieces; value $1.25; special 99 Solid stag handle, 9-inch blade, set of. 3 pieces; value $2.00; special $1.60 Solid stag handle, German silver ferrules, 9-inch blades, in white lined case; regular value $2.50; special $1.98 Stag handle, solid steel ferrules, 9-inch blades; regular value $3.00; special $2.45 Stag handle, sterling silver ferrules, 9-inch blades; large handles, sterling caps; regular value $4.50; special. $3.60 Extra fine stag handle, sterling silver aps and ferrule; reg ular value $9.75; special ...$7.75 Our large line of Carving Sets, including buck, celluloid and pearl handles, at special reduced prices. Few Women i- "- rrui i A lliu UiC IUr wne or i nese ioats at HALF PRICE Second Floor Salons. Take any Short, Tight-Fitting Covert Coat; take any of the Jaunty, Black Silk or Cloth Eton Jackets, values $6.50 to $28.50, at HALF PRICE TODAY. o-Carts for Baby At Closing-Out Prices Today on Fourth Floor Go-Carts that mothers of little household Queens and Kings will need the year 'round for trundling His or Her Royal Highness out for a bath in fresh, pure Oregon air, are here today at makers' prices and less. Why not buyf While prices are like this for' Folding Go-Carts, with rubber-tired wheels; our $2.75 value; special at, each $2.25 Our $3.25 value; special at, each $2.75 Our $4.25 values; special at, each .'. $3.25 Folding Go-Carts, with adjustable reclining backs, reed body, rubber-tired wheels; complete with cushion and parasol. Our $7.50 value; special at, each $5.95 Our $8.00 value; special at, each..... $6.45 Our $10.50 value; special at, each $8.25 Our $12.75 value; special at, each $10.00 Our $13.50 value; special at, each $10.75 Our $17.50 value; special at, each.... $14.35 Go-Carts, with reed body, adjustable footrest, reclining back, cushion rubber tires, patent foot brake, anti-friction wheel fasteners .Our $10.50 value; special at, each $8.25 Our $12.75 value; special at, each '...$10.00 Our $13.50 value; special at, each $10.75 Our $17.50 value;' special at, each $14.35 Our $19.50 value; special at,' each... $15. oO Our $2i.50 value; special at, each $17.00 Our $22.50 value; special at, each ; $18.25 Our $24.00 value;-special at, each $19.50 Our $25.00 value; special at, each. $20.50 Our $27.00 value; special at, each $22.00 Our $32.00 value; special at, each $25.00 Our $34.00 value; special at, each; $26.50 andkerchiefs For Women osier y For Men Both at bargain prices, and both sales brought about by the same desire to clean up stocks. THE KERCHIEFS. At the Handkerchief Shops First Floor. Ladies' 35c Handkerchiefs, 24c Ladies' Linen Lawn Cross bar Handkerchiefs; our 35c value; special sale price, each . . 24 HALF HOSE HALF PRICE And less, for men who appreciate really wonderful bargains. Annex, First floor. MEN'S 25c HOSIERY 12 l-2. The remainder of our fancy Summer Hosiery, fancy pat terns and black; regular 25c value; special, pair. 12 1-2J MEN'S 50c HOSIERY 23. A line of fancy Hosiery, in a large assortment of patterns and some black; all sizes; regular value 50c; special, pair 23 I ewelry Specials Annex First Floor. 75c STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS 494. A line of Sterling Silver Souvenir Coffee Spoons, a variety of pretty handles, with view of City Hall embossed in bowls; regular value 75c; special 49 65c STERLING SILVER MANICURE ARTICLES 39. An assortment of pretty Sterling Silver Nail Files, Nail Brushes, Cuticle Knives, with pretty embossed handles, finished in rich French gray; regular values 65c; spe cial 39 65c SOLID GOLD TOP BEAUTY PINS 45t. A line of solid gold top Beauty Pins, rich Roman gold finish, with best pins and catches; regular value 65c; special, pair , 45 Sterling Silver Thimbles; special at 12 imonos Two Great Special Sale TntJnvf 2d-Floor Salons $1.00 and $1.50 Kimonos at 69c Long or short; dainty colorings, prettily figured, lawn or ordinary materials, kimono or dressing sacque style, $1.75 . to $3.50 Kimonos on sale at $1.29. Very handsome, long or short models ; dimities or dotted . Swisses, sacque or kimono styles, long or elbow sleeves, and all prettily trimmed in dainty laces, ribbons, etc. ; aarK or ngnt colorings, The Diggest values in town-above. as 1 t. i lc Yard Select today in the Lace Shops from a small but choice assortment of dainty Valenciennes Insertion, worth up to 8c in value, at the yard 1 1? inen Shops First Floor Issue a special bargain bulletin with news of great special values' this week on Damask Cloths, with one dozen Nankins to match. Size 8x8: special, set $7.00 Size SxlO; special, set $8.00 Size 8x12; special, set $9.00 ore Good News of bargains in Women 's Stock Collars and Wanted Gloves Fir,t Floor 35c STOCK COLLARS 25 . Ladies' Tailored Flatiron Stocks, our 35c value; special sale price, each 25 Ivanhoe Pure Silk Gloves 16-button length; double finger tips ; here in black and white ; sizes from 5 to 7J2 : price, the pair $1.75 Ladies' Silk Mesh Gloves Three-quarters length; in black, white and cream; all sizes from 5J2 to 8; our $1.75 value; special sale price, pair $1.25 IN lotions and Toilet Sundries On Special Sale Today First Floor. 20c celluloid Dressing Combs, all colors; special 12 25c bottle Violet Ammonia for toilet and bath; special. 15 19c bottle pure Witch Hazel; special... 14 10c cake White Tar Soap; special 6 Best American Spool Cotton, 200 yards on spool, hand or machine; special, 7 spools 25 Best quality heavy tubular Shoe Laces; special, 3 pairs.. 5J 15c package extra long Kid Hair Curlers; special.' 9 15c card of 1 dozen fancy white Pearl Trimming Buttons; special 9 15c box shell horn Hair Pins; special 9 bey Thrift's Promptings Buy These Handy Bags While Prices Are Down Leather Handbags Annex First Floor.; WOMEN'S $1.50 HANDBAGS 98. An assortment of grain leather Handbags, fitted With coin purse; best stitched, all leather handles; several styles to select from, in black, brown, green, tan and blue; regular value $1.50; special 98 etticoats, Third Less $1.50 Black Mercer ized Petticoats 98c Annex Second Floor. Here's a chance for women to save. We've secured about 200 serviceable and sightly black mercerized Sateen Skirts, made up in an attractive variety of deep flounce styles; bought to sell at $1.50; but for today offer them at. .98 f IBBONS Swept from Shelf and Coun ter Into a Bargain Sweepnet First Floor The dainty, handsome ribbons that women need so many of now at the beginning of a new season in gowning. The values are wonderful, as the ribbons are pretty. They're fancy taffeta silks, and from 4 to 7 inches in width. The values, in the beauty convention range up to 65c a yard. You may choose today at the remarkably reduced price of, yard 25 ale of Cur fains Homefitters will find some worth-while savings today on the big fourth floor, among the Cur tain Stocks. And the offering is timely, coming, as it does, right at "the Fall renovating season among Portland's pretty "homes. Our $4.50 value; special at, the pair $3.75 Our $5.00 value; special at, the pair S3. 95 Our - $6.00 value; special at, the pair $4.75 Our $6.50 value; special at, the pair $5.15 Our $7.50 value; special at, the pair $5.65 Our $S.OO value; special at, the pair $6.15 Our $8.50 value; special at, the pair $6.65 Our $9.50 value; special at, the pair $7.35 Our $11.00 value; special at, the pair $8.25 Our $12.50 value; special at, the pair............ $9.50 Our $14.00 value; special at, the pair $10.50 Our $15.00 value; special at, the pair $12.00 Our $17.50 value; special at, the pair $13.50 Our $18.50 value; special at, the pair $14.00 UITS, Half Price In a Sweeping Sale Today Women's Handsome Tailored Models Here are suits in good styles and Fall weights, materials embracing cheviots, broadcloths, etamines, Panamas, imported cashmere fab rics and tweedish mixtures. A fine color range gives choice of Alice blues, lavenders, tans, grays, greens, black and white schemes and pret ty light mixtures in attractive shades. The models include the jaunty Eton and Eton blouse models, jacket styles and stately long-coated modes. Every phase of correct structure, from the suits in severely tailored effects, built on plain drawn lines, to the models exquisitely trimmed in beautiful embroideries, laces, braids, buttons and rich, handsome broadcloths in colors. Values range up from $15 to $65. Any and all at ONE-HALF PRICE but TODAY ONLY. he Biggest Bargains of the Season in Today's Sale of Wash Skirts $1.75 to $3.00 SKIRTS 9S. $3.50 to $5.00 SKIRTS $1.79. $5.50 to $8.50 SKIRTS $2.49. $10.00 to $15.00 SKIRTS $4.98.; In white or colors; neat, round walking lengths; duck, per cale, linen, khaki and twilled cotton serges; gored and circular styles, plain or plaited flounces, all prettily . trimmed in strappings, braids, stitchings, embroideries, buttons, etc., or plain tailored. White, natural linen shades, tans, . oysier grays, etc., with some smart mixtures, give generous color choosing. Reductions as above make this the most important sale of Wash Skirts held in Portland this year. nusual Bargains Men's $1.50 Golf Shirts 87c Annex, First Floor Shirts that men wear the year 'round now-a-days. Smart, comfortable soft shirts from the best makers in America. Buy today for another season. Styles do not change much, you know, in men's shirts. There's but a small line of these; some have the cuffs detached, while others have at tached cuffs. Best $1.50 values in town; today 87i AISTS That Women Wear Last Day of These Wonder-' ful Values in Shirtwaists Grand Salons, Second Floor HANDSOME $3.00 SHIRTWAISTS, WHITE AND COLORED 98. A clean-up sale of pretty Waists, values to $3.00, in whit and colored lawns, madras and English cheviots, trimmed in laces, embroideries and insertions; today only at..98 BEAUTIFUL $12.50 SHIRTWAISTS, WHITE AND COLORED $2.49. These in taffetas, wah silks and crepes; light blues, pinks and whites, all prettily trimmed in dainty laces, inser tions and embroideries; adapted for evening or calling functions; values to $12.50; today only at $2.49 ou'd Best Buy These Bargains in the Stationery Shops Today spe- ;o First Floor $1.00 Portland and Columbia River Souvenir Books ; cial J 15c package of 100 White Japanese Crepe Paper Napkins; special 10? 50c 1-pound package Fine Flax Linen Finish Writing Paper; special 25 8c package Plain White Smooth Finish Commercial Envel opes; special o 5c bottle Page's Gold Medal Mucilage; special 3 50c imported English Perfumes, in bulk; special, oz. ...25 DIED OF BRIGHFS DISEASE Oelrlchs Was III When He Boarded Steamer in Europe. ' NEW YORK. Sept. 4. The death or Hermann Oelrlchs, which occurred on the North German Lloyd steamer Kai ser Wllhelm der Grosr., far out to sea, was due to Bright's disease. Mr. Oel rlchs died last Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. He was very 111 when he board ed the steamer, but his condition was not considered critical. Soon after the steamer sailed, however, his condition became rapidly more serious and on Thursday he was obliged to remain in bed. From that time until his death he sank rapidly and steadily. He was so 111 when he embarked that he was advised not to sail. He was conscious throughout and spoke Intelligently to his 'servant only half an hour before the end. On the day he sailed he cabled con gratulations to his brother, Charles, that being the latter's birthday. He also asked his brother to meet him with a carriage at Hoboken. The KuJser Wllhelm der Grosse ar rived this afternoon from Bremen and was met at quarantine by a tug, on board of which were Charles M. Oel rlchs and William K. Vanderbllt. The tug took Hermann Oelrlchs' body on board and it was placed in a casket. Following the receipt at Newport of the news of Mr. Oelrlchs" death. Mrs. Hermann Oelrlchs immediately left for this city, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. W. K. Vanderbllt, Jr. A family gathering was held later at the Bel mont Hotel. W. K. Vanderbllt, Jr., and Charles Childs. an old friend of the family, also being present. Mrs. Wil liam Jay. a sister of Mr. Oelrlchs, is in Paris, and a cable message was sent to her last niffht. The funeral will be held from the late residence. 1 East Fifty-seventh street, tomorrow at 1 o'clock, and will be private. UNION IN SECOND PLACE Cortelj-ou Declares Policy of Postal Department to Labor. WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 (Special.) The Postoffice Department today denned its attitude toward labor organizations in the service in a statement which says: "The Postmaster-General Invites atten tion to that portion of his last annual report relating to organizations of em ployes as the present position of the De partment, to be respected and enforced by all officials and employes of the ser vice. Especial attention Is invited to the concluding paragraph, reminding em ployes of their supreme personal allegi ance to the Government and of the over shadowing authority of the Department." The portion of the report referred to, after explaining that each individual in the service must be dealt with as such "and without regards to his affiliations with any organization," continues: "Organizations within the Department, to receive its sanction In any degree, must have for their object Improvements in the service, or be of the purely fra ternal benefit character. With any other purpose in view they are detrimental to the service, to their members and to the public." Burns Faction May Hold Meeting. WASHINGTON, Sept 4 In the Su preme Court of the District of Colum bia today, Justice Gould discharged the rule Issued against the Burns faction of the Knights of Labor requiring them to show cause why they should not be enjoined from holding a special assembly of the order in New York City September 10. The rule was Issued at the instance of John W. Hayes and others, commonly called the Hayes faction of the Knights of Labor. Junta Repudiates Conspirator-' ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4. Manuel SaraV' J ' ' charge of the Mexican Junta duri absence of Antonio Villareal, tb who is said to be in New T ing his sick brother, does not ' thing of the alleged revu their plans. "Neither our party Hr our paper advocates r , methods reoorted In t -declared Sarabla. "V - j; tng for great reform 4 i want only the ballot t ' power used, and not f : the way of rebellion.". i t r t r r ' t i,' ' i
