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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1906.
Meier (Frank's 867th Friday Surprise Sale
1500 Yards Beautiful AHover Laces
Values to $4.0098c Yd.
In the Lace Section, we offer for tomorrow's 867th Friday Sur-
m prise Sale, a magnificent bargain in AHover Laces About 1500
yards secured from a large importer at a price but a small fraction
of the real value Baby Irish and Venise Allovers in white and
cream Exquisite designs for evening waists and gown trimming.
The assortment is exceptionally large and the val
ues very tempting By far the best bargain of its
kind we have ever invited you to share in
"k. Values up to $4.00 a yard on sale tomorrow for
. see oig ymn-atreet winaow uispiay
No Mail or Phone Orders Filled
Better Plan to Come Early if You Want the Best
98 c
Meier Frank's 867th Friday Surprise Sale
Women's Fine 50c Hose 29c Per PGir
For tomorrow's 867th Friday Surprise Sale, 3000 pairs of womens' firte hose at about one-half their real value
very large assortment to select from. Plain black cotton, lace hose, drop-stitch hose, em
broidered effects also a fine line of tan lace hose in boot and allover effects, all sizes includ- J f
ing outsize values up to 50c a pair on sale tomorrow at this special low price, pair. .. "
See Fifth Street window display No mail or phone orders filled.
Meier Frank's 867th Friday Surprise Sale
75 Dozen Women's Knit Underwear
I $1 Values at 53c Garment
Women's Fall weight Undervests and Pants at a special low price
for tomorrow's 867th Friday Surprise Sale 75 dozen in the lot,
all we could get from a well-known mill in Utica. New York
Fine Swiss ribbed, medium weight cotton Vests High neck and
long sleeves, silk facing, crocheted and silk tape at the neck
Pants to match, ankle length Underwear of splendid quality-
Well made and perfect fitting All sizes Every
garment in the lot regular $ 1 .00 value Your
choice while they last tomorrow at the excep
tionally low price of, per garment
See Fifth-Street Window Display
No Mail or Phone Orders Filled
Look to Your Winter Needs
53c
Meier Frank's 867th Friday Surprise Sale
Sale of Men's Fall Underwear
$ 1 .50 to $2.50 Values at 95c Each
In the Mens' Furnishing Goods section tomorrow a great surprise sale offering of mens' pure wool Un
derwearThe clean-up of one of the largest and best mills in the East Just the styles and weight you
want for Fall and Winter wear Blue, brown, pink and Vicuuas, natural and Camels' hair
Underwear of quality that will be found on sale everywhere, shirts and drawers See Fifth QS
Street window display, values up to $2.50 a garment your choice at per garment
Meier Frank's 867th Friday Surprise Sale
200 Women's Fine Walking Skirts
Regular $8.00 Values at $4.85 Each
Portland's Leading Cloak and Suit Store
places on sale for tomorrow's 867th Friday
Surprise Sale q great purchase of high-class
Walking Skirts at half value. They come from
a manufacturer famous for the style and qual
ity of his product. This lot includes a quantity
of his best numbers Made of best quality Pan
ama Cloths, circular gored and pleated panel
effects, trimmed in folds and buttons Black.
blue, brown and gray plaids Every skirt in
the lot well made and finished throughout and
wonderful values for the money Tomorrow
you can buy $8.00
Walking Skirts at this
phenomenally low price
each
See Fifth-street Window display No mail or
phone orders filled Shrewd buyers
will anticipate Winter needs.
$4.85
The
M
eier FramJk Store's Great
Semi-Anroal Sale of Kitchen Goods
Crockery Silverware and Household Effects
house and hotel-keeper Everything that's
useful, everything that's new and helpful for
the economical operation of the culinary
branch of the house will be found included
U L r"fdKVW3 lJs35JI5r 11 opportunities to the
mm r i' For
r. A&J? . V TO! M7ZZJ this event
One of the most in
teresting store events
of the year starts at
8 o'clock this morn
ing The Semi-Annual
Sale of Kitchen
Furnishings, China,
Silverware. Etc. It
usual, wonderful money -saving
housewife, boarding-
six months we have been planning and preparing for
The best manufactarers in the country have
all joined hands in aiding us to make this the greatest
Kitchen Goods Sale we ever inaugarated Parties furnish
ing up new homes cannot afford to pass by this oppor
tunity to supply all their needs at a big saving Out-of-town
orders and home orders will have our careful atten
tion and we guarantee prompt delivery to all parts of the
city and vicinity The sale will continue throughout next
week but as many of the extra specials are limited in quan
tity, better not put off buying too long A partial list of
offerings follows: Tinware, Craniteware, Woodenware,
Galvanized Ware, Wire Goods, China, Silverware, Etc.
$1.25 set of Mrs. Potts'. Sad Irons
on sale at..... 99
12-in. turkey feather Dusters 20
14-in. turkey feather Dusters 28
15c wire Carpet Beaters 12
15o Potts' Iron Handles 12
$1.25 "Universal" Food Chop
pers 99
$1.50 "Universal" Food Chop
pers $1.19
25c Potato Ricers for 20
$1.00 Waffle Irons for 79
10c cleancut Cake Pans 8
10c wire Pot Chains 8$
8c Kitchen Forks for 6&
Japanese Pot Brushes for 2
25c tin Dish Pans for 21
30o tin Dish Pans for 25
35o tin Dish Pans for 29
35o Jap Table Mats, set 27tf
15c Mop Sticks 11
18c blk. Dripping Pans 14
45c Iron Skillets, No. 8 36
20o Acme Frying Pans 16
6 hole tin Gem Pans 8?
9- hole tin Gem Jans. ...... ..12
15c Flour Sifters for. . . ..... .12
9x9 tin jelly Cake Pans 6
Gray Granitew'r
10- in. Pie Pans for 12
9-in. Pie Pans for 10 6
9-in. jelly Cake Pans 11
6-hole Gem Pans for.... 20
8-hole Gem Pans tor 28
4-quart Milk Pans 16
6-quart Milk Pans 20
li2-qt. Pudding Pans lltf
2-qt. Pudding Pans 12tf
4-qt. Pudding Pans ..16
30c Coffee Pots for 25
35c Coffee Pots for 29
40c Coffee Pots for 33
30c Tea Pots for 24
35c Tea Pots for 28
40c Tea Pots for 32tf
65c Rice Boilers for .53
85c Rice Boilers for 68
25c Dippers for '. 20
60c Drip Pans for 49
40c Drip Pans for 33
27c Lipped Kettles for 22
30c Lipped Kettles for 24
25c Lipped Sauce Pans 20
30c Lipped Sauce Pans 24
35c Lipped Sauce Pans 28
No. 8 Tea Kettles for ..74
50o Berlin Sauce Pans 40
50c -Dish Pans -for 42
60c Dish Pans for.. . ..49
35c enameled Wash Basins.. 24
No. 8 copper bottom Wash Boilers,
great special value at 84
20c tin Sauce Pans for 16
15c round Graters for 12
9- in. tin Pie Pans for. 3
10- in. tin Pie Pans for 4
9-in. jelly Cake Pans for 4
8c tin Pudding Pans for 6
8o forged Basting Spoons 6
No. 8 tin Steamers for 25
Tin Wash Basins for.. 8
8-arm Clothes Racks 20
15c Towel Rollers for 12
15c Rolling Pins for 12
30c hollywood Rolling Pins.. 12
25c wooden Salt Boxes 19
15c Gas Lighters for ll
Wax Tapers, per box 4
Wooden Mixing Spoons for... 4
3-arm Towel Racks for 8
12- qt. galvanized Pails 19
lOte tin Bread Pans 8
Yellow Chinaw'r
Yellow Bowls in all sizes.
7c values at 5
10c values at 8
12c values at. 10
25c values at 19
35c values at..... 27
50c values at 39
Round yellow Baking Dishes.. 5
8c round yellow Baking Dishes 6
12c round yellow Baking
Dishes 10
15c round yellow Baking
Dishes 12
15o yellow Pitchers 1-qt 12
20c yellow Jelly Moulds 16
25c yellow Jelly Moulds 20
Nickel Goods
3- pt. Coffee Pots for 82J
4- pt. Coffee Pots for 89
2- pt. Tea Pots for 72
3- pt. Tea Pots for.... 80
4- pt. Tet Pots for..: 87
No. 7 nickel Tea Kettles. . .87
No. 8 nickel Tea Kettles. .. .99
No. 9 nickel Tea Kettles. .$1.12
13- in. nickel Trays for 24
60c Crumb Pan and Brush... 45
Nickel plated Lamps No. 2, central
draft burner, regular $1.50 value
on sale at each $1.25
20c to 40c Rebecca Tea Pots on
sale at 16 to 321 "ach
20c to 35c Tnlbv Tea Pot3 on sale
at 16 to 28 each.
Phone Private Exchange 4.
Bristle floor sweeping brooms reg
ular $2.25 values on sale
at .: $1.86
12c Tea or Coffee Strainers. .9
25c Vrooman Sink Strainers. 19
35c cast steel Hatchets...... 28
7o Bowl Strainers for... 5
15c Claw Hammers for ll
Small Hammers, each 4
15c magnetic Tack Hammers 12
Wire Potato Mashers, each... 3
Wire Egg Whips at 2
Wire Soap Holders at . .4J
10c wire Soap Racks 8
8c Cake Turners at 6J
10c wood handle Spoons 8
15c imported Egg Beaters. . .12
8c wire Plate Handles 5
Carpet Tacks, all sizes, pkg. ..2
10c Rapid Potato Mashers. . .8
10c Crown Can Openers 8
5c Lemon Juice Extractors. . .40s
Toilet Sets
White China Toilet Set Barland
pitcher, regular $1.25 value
for : 95
6-pc. decorated Toilet Sets, as
sorted patterns, pink, green and
brown decorations, great value
set $1.89
10-pc decorated Toilet Sets as
sorted patterns, regular $3.00
value at $2.39
Beautiful style, grand value 12-pe.
decorated Toilet Sets, assorted
patterns, great value. . .$4.19
12-pe. English semi-Porcelain
Toilet Set, decorated dark blue,
regular $9.00 value at.. $6.99
Lot of slightly damaged 10 or 12
piece Toilet Sets to be closed out
at prices far below cost.
Dinner Sets
60-pc. white semi-Vitreous Dinner
Sets great special value
at $3.98
100-pc. set as above for... $6.49
60-pc. brown decorated semi-Vitreous
Dinner Sets, grand
value $4.98
100-pc. set as above for... $7.37
60-pc. pink decorated semi-Vitreous
Dinner Set, gold tracings
for $7.18
100-pc. set as above $10.15
60-pc. English semi-Porcelain Din
ner Set, pink rose decoration,
gold tracing, great value
at $7.99
100-pc. set same as above $11.87
100-pc. Haviland China Dinner
Set, pink decoration, gold on
knobs and handles, great spe
cial value at set $23.40
Nickel Chafing Dishes $7.50
Nickel Coffee Machines. . .$9.00
4-pc. silver Tea
Sets....$12.50 and $16.50
Kitchen Mouse Traps, each... 3
Hat Racks with mirror 47
40c zinc Wash Boards 33
Blue and white Salt Boxes. ..24
13-in. wood Chopping Bowls 14
15-in. wood Chopping Bowls 24
10c Mincing Knives, each 8J
Double Mincing Knives, each 12
Sleeve and Bosom Boards... 33
Small Wash Boards 14
Galvanized Wash Tubs 54
25c Scrubbing Brushes, each 20J
15c Scrubbing Brushes. each.l27
25c Stove Brushes, each 20
25c wooden Pails, each 20
25c Handle Shoe Brushes. . .20
35c Counter Brushes, each.. 28
50c Counter Brushes, each..40
$3.50 Clothes Wringers, 3 years'
guarantee, great value.. $2.84
$2.50 Clothes Wringers, 1 year
guarantee, great value.. $2. 10
50 ft. Clothes line 12
$1.00 Willow Clothes Basket 79
Rogers "1847"
Silv'rPlatedWare
Tea Spoons set of 6 98
Table Spoons set of 6 $1.99
Desert Spoons set of 6.... $1.82
Medium Forks set of 6 $1.99
Desert Forks set of 6 $1.82
Independent Salad Forks,
six for $2.33
Independent Oyster Forks
six for $1.67
Bouillon Spoons set of 6. $2.19
Sugar Spoons great value... 39
Butter Knives great value... 39
Cold Medium Forks, each...82
Berry Spoons, gilt bowl... $1.37
Pie Knife, great value SI. 37
Gravy Ladles, great value. $1.04
Nut Crackers, great value... 52
"Peninsular"
Stoves
Our Famous "Peninsular" plan
ished Steel Range asbestos lined
Duplex grate for coal or wood
steel head rivets, ventilated oven
50 per cent more heating and
cooking capacity than any other
make beautiful nickel trimm
ing, $37.00 value $32.95
Our "Windsor" polished steel
Range with coal feed door Du
plex grate for wood or coal, 6
and 8-inch cover beautiful
nickel trimming 16-in. oven
steel rack asbestos lined, fully
guaranteed $30.00 value. .$27
Stamping Done
To Your Order
We do stamping to your order
new designs in very large variety 2d
floor. Free lessons in art embroidery
work given daily by an. expert 2nd
floor. Artistic picture framing to your
order, new mouldings in large variety
2nd floor.
Custom Shade
Drapery Work
Third Floor.
Custom shade and drapery work
our specialty Best materials and
workmanship Lowest prices guaran
teed, expert drapers at your service.
Beds, bedding, springs, etc. 3rd
floor. Sole agents for "Ostermoor"
clasic felt mattress.
REIN ON "MORAL SQUAD"
ENTHUSIASM IX RAID SCXDAT
STIRS CP DAMAGE SOT.
Proprietor Rhule Wants $2000
From Kay, Burke and Baty
for Smashed Doors.
, troceedings which may cost Kay and
Burke, acting detectives on the Port
land police force and members of Ser
geant Baty's "moral squad," their po
sitions, were instituted In the Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon by Attorney
Ji. C. King, on behalf of L. C. Rhule.
the proprietor of a place at 85 North
yifth street, which' was raided at 2
o'clock last Sunday morning.
Attorney King in his damage suit
Tor J3000 against the three detectives
alleges that they entered the house il
JegaUX. JreaUn& several jdoors tfc&t
one of - the detectives turned over a
kerosene lamp, . starting a fire which
was put out by th sleuth, who cov
ered the blaxe with bedclothes before
It obtained any headway, and that Kay
struck Katie Gray, one of the Inmates,
over the head with the butt of a re
volver for yelling "fire" when the
flames shot up from the floor.
Aside from this. Attorney King will
file a damage suit for $25 J against De
tective Kay on behalf of Katie Gray for
injuries received from the alleged blow
over her head. This suit will be filed in
Justice Reid's Court today and it is ex
pected that the developments will cause
a formal charge to be placed against
Kay with the police commission.
Sergeant. Baty's version of the af
fair tends to show that the whole
trouble arose through the work of Of
ficers Kay and Burke, against whom
complaints have been the rule rather
than the exception. Baty has had
trouble with these two men, several
times recently, and in addition to crit
icising them personally has informed
Chief of Police Gritzmacher of their
failure to follow orders.
"Numerous complaints have been
made nmlnst Rhule'a house." hslM "Rat v.
"JV' iiav-heea. Informed, no--
gresses who had apartments there are
In the habit of receiving white visitors.
We went there early last Sunday morn
ing. With me were Kay and Burke and
Patrolmen Mallett and Humphreys,
who have the North. End beat on the
second night relief.
"I sent two or three men to the rear
door and I went to the front door with
the others. We hammered on the door
and told the inmates to open it. that
we were officers. Instantly a scramble
could be heard Inside and the sound of
persons running about the house. Again
I hammered on the door and shouted to
those in the house to open it, as we
were officers, and would brook no fur
ther delay.
"At this Juncture I heard the sound
of a window being raised on the side
of the house and ran around there,
thinking I would' catch aomebodj
crawling out. A man jumped back and
pulled down the window. Just then
came the sound of the doors being
smashed in. I ran around to the door
and into the house, calling loudly to
the men to stop that kind of work,
that I didn't want any more smashing
of doors.
"A regards the character of the
bouse jr caa.rovs.it Jsevoad, fiuea-
tion. The result of the raid proves that.
But I want no smashing of doors ex
cept when It is absolutely 'necessary,
and the doors at Rhule's-house were
broken without my consent and before
I realized that it was going to be done."
17. S. National Employes Banquet.
Twenty-five of the employes of the
United States National Bank held their
annual banquet at the Claremont Tav
ern last night. R. W. Schmeer, cashier
of the bonk, presided as toastmaster
and Introduced various of those present
who delivered impromptu speeches.
No regular programme was followed.
After the banquet the party took a
ride about the river on the launch Im
perial. Train Wrecked by Dynamite.
IRONWOOD, Mich., Sept. 5. A dy
namite outrage, resulting in the wreck
of a Wisconsin Central ore train, oc
curred here yesterday. The engineer
and fireman had close calls from death.
The dynamite had been placed on the
tracks with the Intention, of wrecking
A sassenKer train
D0W1E SAYS HE IS PURE
Deposed ' Leader of Zlon Denounces
Voliva and His Supporters.
CHICAGO. Sept. 5. In a long printed
statement Issued from Shlloh House, in
Zlon City, yesterday, John Alexander
Dowte replied categorically to charges
of - Immorality. extravagance, misrepre
sentation, misuse of investments and po
lygamous teachings, made against him
by Wilbur Glenn Voliva, who deposed him
from authority and usurped his place as
leader. Replying to the charge of im
morality, Dowie declared that he had
demanded of Voliva, time and time again,
that this accusation be made public Each
time Voliva refused to comply, he said:
"Before God and man, I say I am with
out taint upon my personal purity," he
asserts. "If there Is aught to the con
trary, let them stand forth and prove it."
The charge of polygamous teaching, he
says. In the face of bis public teachings
for years and of his printed addresses.
Is absurd and foolish.
Answering the charge of extravagance,
Cttwle says;, "yhe eneral overseer and
first apostle of the Christian Catholic
Church in Zion must necessarily, in his
representative character, use more funds
than a private individual in Zion. To say
that I have made willful and extravagant
use of money in connection with my pri
vate affairs can only proceed from an en
vious and malicious source."
After denouncing Voliva and leading
officials of Zlon who joined the revolt
as "men who are guilty, confessedly, of
rank dishonesty, the basest deception and
the most monumental Ingratitude," Dowle
appeals to those in Zion still faithful to
him to aid financially In his fight to re
gain leadership.
Swapping Professors With Italy.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6. Dr. S. Kennard,
of Tarrytown, returned yesterday from
Italy. He said that arrangements for the
exchange of university professors between
that country and the United States on
the same lines as the system now in force
between America and Germany, but on a
larger scale, had been completed.
"The whole country exhibited the keen
est appreciation of the value of the alli
ance," said Dr. Kennard, yesterday. "Un
der the system for exchanging professors,
Italian f rofessoca will come to the Amer
ican colleges to lecture and American
professors will go to Italian colleges.
Circles for the study of the English lan
guage in Italy and of the Italian language
in America also will be established."
Tries Again to Beat St, Johns.
E. J. Hufford has appealed to the State
Circuit Court from the decision of the
authorities of the town of St. Johns ap
propriating 10,383 square feet of his land
for the improvement of Modoc street. He
was allowed nothing for the land, which
he says is worth J2150, while he puts the
excess of damages over benefits because
of the street Improvement at $1500.
B4mel Complaint In Children.
When six months old the little daugh
ter of E. N. Dewey., a well-known mer
chant of Agnewville, Va., had an at
tack of cholera Infantum. Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was given and effected a complete cure.
This remedy has proven very success
ful In cases of bowel complaint In chil
dren, and when given according to the
plain printed directions can be relied upon
with perfect confidence. When reduced
with water and sweetened it is pleasant
to take, which is of great importance
when a medicine must be given to young
children, for sale, by all druggists