Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, September 21, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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These Friday Bargains Demonstrate Convincingly the Wonderful Money-Saving Possibilities of This Great Store
THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1900.
WEAR WELL'
HOSIERY
AGENTS
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED NEW FALL
PORTLAND'S
COLUMBIA YARN
STORE
PORTLAND'S
BUTTERICK PATTERN
STORE
WINDOW SHADES MADE TO
ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES.
Headquarters for Picture Framing
WATCH
and JEWELRY
REPAIRING
CATALOG SENT ON REQUEST
Good Merchandise Only Quality Conmidered Oar Prices Are Always the Lowest
THE GREATEST WAIST BARGAIN IN PORTLAND FOR FRIDAY
$6.00 to $8.50 Silk Waists, $3.65
A famous New York
maker closed out these 150
Chiffon Taffeta Silk Waists
to us at a tremendous sac
rifice on account of a tempo
rary embarrassment. The
result is a new Fall Waist
for you at just half what
you'd have to pay ordinarily.
The greatest early Fall
Waist Bargain ever offered by a Portland store.
150 new Fall Silk Waists of finest quality Chiffon Taffeta Silk, in black,
white, navy and light blue, with long or elbow sleeves; embroidered
and lace trimmed, exquisitely plaited and tucked; made to sell at $6.00
and $8.50.
bargain .
A beautiful waist and a wonderful special
$3.63
T
5-
l I
Smart$5TrimmedDress
Hats, $2.95
For our Great Friday Bargain Day, we
offer these exquisite new Trimmed Dress Hats;
really the best values offered in Fall Millinery,
and a bargain that you cannot afford to lose.
We have no doubt but that you'll wonder how
they are sold so cheap.
Included are velvet, felt and fancy braid hats,
with fancy feather, ribbon, velvet and orna-
Great September Notion Sale
ment trimmings. All colors and
black. Friday special
$2.95
Philip Boileau Heads, $2 Values for 98c
These beautiful portraits of women, in colors, magnificently framed.
Always sell everywhere for $2; Friday only, while they last
98c
99
"Jane Cable
By George Barr McCutcheon,
author of "Beverly of Graustark,"
etc. Just out, $1.18.
Art Needlework
Department; Sale
$2.00 and $2.25 pure linen Bureau
Scarfs and Lunch Cloths,
stamped in special designs.
Friday special ' C1 O C
sale J)10
241-inch Squares, stamped, Q Q
regularly $1.25, Friday. .OSJC
Sale of Finished
Mm
Pillows at Half
These are special models, made
up fresh and only a few weeks
ago to demonstrate new de
signs. Carefully made and en
tirely finished. While
,,ah,y. Half Price
SALE OF MAKER'S FINEST SAMPLE HOSIERY
65c to $1.35 Hosiery 29c
A New York hosiery importer closed out to
us the entire sample line, used In demon
strating the very best product of Europe's
leading hosiery manufacturers. Hundreds
of styles of plain and fancy weaves in silk,
lisle thread and cotton. Black, tan, cham
pagne, biscuit, sage, Alice blue, gray,
navy, brown, Dresden, green, bronze, fancy
stripes, plaids, lace boots, lace allovers"
drop stitch, polka dots, embroidered figures,
solid colors, etc., in greatest variety. The
more you know about hosiery, the more you
will appreciate this tremendous epoch-
making hosiery bargain 65c, 75c
85c, $1.00 and $1.35 Hosiery for
29c
Extra salespeople to wait oa yam. No phone order filled. Non aent on memorandum. Early camera
ret the best selection.
Very Special Friday
48 c Ribbon Sale
65c, 75c, 85c $1 Values
All of our 65c, 75c, 85c and $1.00
Fancy Dresden, Warp Print, Jac
quard and Roman Stripe Ribbons,
5 and s inches wide, heavy
quality, all silk; very special for
Friday and
Saturday
48c
75c Neckw'r, 48c
Ladies' Silk and Tailored Neckwear,
white, black and colors; A, fir
for Friday and Saturday.."0'
$1.50 Pyrography Outfits, $1.00
MAIL. ORDERS GIVEST PROMPT ATTENTION.
A regular beginner's out
fit, consisting of large stamped
bass wood box, a No. 51 point,
cork handle, benzine bottle,
rubber bulb and alcohol lamp.
Regular price everywhere is
$1.50. Our Fri
day price.. ..
Outfits consisting of stamped basswood box, No. 51 point, rubber bulb, box of
absorbent, cork handle, benzine bottle, alcohol lamp and two CJ ry ry e
4jaWaaW
$1.00
designed practice pieces
25c H'dkerchief and Glove Boxes. 14
95c Photo Boxes. Special 75
75c Lace or Vest Boxes '59
50c extra size Glove and Hand
kerchief Boxes 39
25c Tewel Boxes T5
25c Napkin Rings 15
Framed Pictures, all sizes from 29
to si.oo
39c Pipe Racks. Special ;..25
50c Pipe Racks. Special 39
Splendid assortment of Panels,
all sizes, from 4 inches round to
14x24 inches 10 to $1.00
Tie Racks at 25 to '50
New designs in Stools and Ta
bourettes. 25c Picture Frames, special 15c
A Visit to our new Pyrography Department will convince you that you will find here a larger
variety, more arusuc ertects and lower prices than in any other store in the Northwest.
September Sale Standard BLACK TAFFETA
SILKS: Prices Deeply Cut
"Standard" in the Lipman-Wolfe dictionary does not mean some other store's
standard. "Standard" means our own standard. It means that these silks are de
pendable for wear and have the same goodness that has made our taffetas famous
in Portland. ' ' ' )
19-Inch Black Taffeta, Regular 85c Quality, Yard 67c
24-Inch Black Taffeta, Regular $1.00 Quality, Yard 79c
36-Inch Black Taffeta, Regular $1.35 Quality, Yard $1.09
36-Inch Black Taffeta, Regular $1.50 Quality, Yard !$1.19
75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Handkerchiefs, 48c
Special for our great Friday bargain day, women's all-linen Handkerchiefs, scalloped
and hemstitched, hand embroidered. A great opportunity to buy for holiday
gifts; values 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 each; sale price $2.75 a half dozen; A,fl.n
$5.50 dozen, each TCOC
3500 Women 's All Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, 1-8 and 1-4-inch hemstitched, 11m
.plain; values to 20c. Sale, $1.25 dozen; each... XxW
Women's All Linen Checked Handkerchiefs, very sheer, 1-8-inch hemstitched; OTi
values 35c; 6 in box, $1.50; each t L
r..,'
Fine strong: hat elastic; yd.. Tee. Be;
sale 36
Nickel safety pins. reg. 5c; 2 for 5S
Wire hair pins, straight and crimped,
box, rg. 3c, sale 1
Crystal hat pins, all colors, reg. 10c;
sale 5
Novelty hat pins, reg. 25c; sale. 150
Horn hair pins, 3VS inches long, box,
reg. 25c; sale 180
Pin-on side hose supporters, reg. 25c;
sale 12
Horn hair pins. 2 inches long. reg.
20c; sale 150
Horn hair pins, 24 inches long, reg.
15c; sale 80
Shell and amber back combs, reg. 65c
and 75c; sale 350
Colored stick pins, all colors, card.
reg. 10c; sale ...50
Steel scissors, all sizes, reg. 50c;
sale 290
Shoe laces, 5-4 and 6-4 lengths, bunch,
reg. 23c; sale 1O0
Every item entering into this sale is
sold at a less price than usual. Many
items are reduced so low that they are
worth special attention outside of this
bargain list. Our Notion Department
always saves you money on small needs
and is daily growing better.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
Dutch cleanser, reg. 10c; sale. 8 1-30
Black combination dressing, reg. 25c;
sale 180
Ravenola black shoe paste, reg. 10c:
sale 5c
Ironing wax, reg. 4c; sale, 3 for... 50
Gold Dust, largest size, reg. 25c;
sale 180
Paraffine wax. 1-lb. pkg., reg. 2 5e:
sale 120
Rising Sun stove polish, reg. Hie;
sale 60
Electric silicon, reg. 10c; sale 80
Pritz Pomade, reg. 10c; sale 70
Enameline, large size, reg. 10c:
sale T0
Stove pipe black enamel, reg. 25c;
sale 180
Double pointed wood toothpicks, reg.
4c; sale 2V&0
Liquid Enameline reg. 10c; sale.. 8
Finest machine oil, reg. 25c; sale. 120
Sale of Women's Underwear
Women's ecru or natural merino
Vests and Pants, 50 per cent wool;
' vests are high neck and long
sleeves, drawers ankle E?Of
length. Special, each
Women's Oneita Union Suits, either
gray or white, medium weight, high
neck, long sleeves, ankle CAp
length. Special, suit JJ
Women's Cotton Fleeced Union
Suits, fine lxl ribbed, high neck
and long sleeves. GJ i if
Special, suit pW
Women's fine Ribbed Cotton Vests
and Tights, silk-finished vests, with
high necks and long sleeves ; titrhts
ankle length. Special,
each UOL
Forest Mills Merino Union- Suits,
silk finished, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length, medium
t:.T!: $1.25
We are agents for the celebrated
Forest Mills and Dr. Jaeger's Underwear.
Special Prices on Engraved Cards
and Invitations Now
Engraved work of the finest quality at about half what you
usually pay. But come today.
100 cards from your plate, regularly $1.00 CQi
special JZt
Coppe Plate and 100 Cards, the latest styles and best work. CJ1 ft
Regularly $2.00 special pXLZJ
100 Wedding Invitations, latest script, complete with JQ A,
inside and outside envelopes; regularly $12 special.
Lace Curtain Sale: Special Values
The time to buy Lace Curtains is while the price is low. Will you
miss this opportunity?
1000 pairs of Scotch Lace Curtains, the kind you have always bought at
$1.50 and $1.25 a pair, 3 yards long, 50 inches wide, with plain Q$3r
or figured centers special, pair JK
$2.00 Scotch Lace Curtains in a large variety of patterns, in both plain and
figured centers, with very neat borders, 3 yards long, 50 CJ 1 tZ O
inches wide, regularly $2.00 special Friday ipXtWO
$4.00 Lace Curtains, all new styles and patterns in Cable Net, Cluny and
Renaissance Lace Curtains, in both white and Arabian 33 3 1 Q
color. Regularly $4.00 special, per pair 4jOeJLJ7
Regular $6.00 Lace Curtains in Renaissance, Cluny, Irish Point and Cable
Net effects, in white or Arabian color. $6.00 value . 79
10,000 yards of Curtain Swiss, best quality, full 36 in. wide, large "I
variety of patterns, regularly 15c yard special. . XfcfW
CASE OF DOG EST 000
0'E ST. 1.0VIS GRAFTER TRIES
TO BLACKMAIL ANOTHER.
letter Arrested for Trying to Extort
Money From Snyder for Not
Testifying Against Him.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-W!lliam H. Rit
ter, of Denver, an ex-member of
the St. Louis House of Delegates,
who wrote Governor Folk last week
volunteering to come here and testi
fy regarding the handling of boodle
money when he was a municipal law
maker, was arrested last night at Han
nibal, Mo., while on the Burlington train
en route back to Denver. The arrest was
made at the Instigation of Circuit At
torney Sager, who charged that Ritter"
attempted to extort money from R. M.
Snyder, of Kansas C!y, by threatening to
testify that Snyder gave him boodle
money to distribute when the Central
Traction bill franchise was voted upon.
The case against Snyder was dismissed
Tuesday and Ritter, who had come here
from Denver and kept his whereabouts
secret, was returning to Denver when in
tercepted. He was brought to St. Louis
today and placed in jail.
Eugene Sweeney, who was identified
with the Central Traction deal ag a pro
moter and who conferred with Ritter
previous to the latter's departure yester
day, was also arrested and placed In Jail.
They will be held pending Inquiry into the
case.
Sweeney made a statement today to
Mr. Sager concerning the attempted
blackmail, in which he declared Ritter
had told him that he (Ritter) had spent
J13.000 In keeping out of the way of the
courts in order to avoid testifying In the
Snyder bribery case and thought he ,
should be "reimbursed," as he said oth
ers had been for-services to Snyder.
Sweeney told of a meeting with Fred
G. t-'thoft and former Delegate Louis
Dtekman, also witnesses in the case, in
Uthoff's saloon In Denver, and of TJt-
hoffs remark that he intended to stay
away from St.Louls. At this conference,
he said Dlekman and Uthoff told him of
Judge Reynolds' declaration at the for
mer trial that if the necessary witnesses
were not in' court for trial, which was
called last Tuesday, the caee would be
dismissed. At another time,, he said, he
saw Ritter, heard his declaration about
his expenditures in Snyder's behalf and
advised Ritter to go to St. Louis and
testify against Snyder.
Ritter, It Is stated, will be taken before
the Grand Jury at once.
When weak, weary and worn out.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is Just the medicine
to restore strength.
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Newest Fall Millinery
The Silverfield Millinery Salon is now complete with a most extensive array of
Fall creations, and the apparent individuality will appeal to the most critical
dresser. , ,
Women's Smart Fall Suits
Beautiful new models will be shown here today clever creations, with grace and
individuality in every line and curve. In the selections of our many superb styles
for Fall wear we have been guided by the two very important principles which
have always characterized the elegant Silverfield displays.
'A rare exclusiveness of style and very moderate" cost.
Because of the fact that for years this store has been the recognized style center,
unusual advantages are enjoyed. Not only are prominent makers anddesigners
everywhere proud to have their most charming creations displayed here, but price
advantages are invariably ours. , '. -
Specials in
Tailored Suits
Today
FOURTH
AND
MORRISON
STREETS.
- i ' i mil naming! --
FOURTH
AND
MORRISON
STREETS.
The Woman's Store.
Specials in
Tailored Suits
Today
$1.25 Novelty Suitings 98c
Every Portland woman knows that the Lipman-Wolfe
Dress Goods Store leads all others in its wide range of fabrics
and its exclusive novelties. Such prices as these at the begin
ning of the season are giving it an equal reputation for values.
54-inch all-wool Novelty Suitings,
for tailor made suits; invisible
plaids, stripes and mixtures,
all colors; $1.23 quali- QO
ties, yard pJW
New Fall Cloakings . f or misses'
and women's wear, 56 inches
wide, yard. .$1.25 to $2.75
30-inch all-wool Serges and Pan
amas, in navy, brown, wine,
cadet and green; a CAn
yard, in this sale 4VW
42-inch silk and wool Panama
Checks, all-wool plaid Pana
mas, and Scotch plaid poplins;
regular $1.00 quality ; 7 C f
yard L
$3.50 White Petticoats $2.98
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Women's White Petticoats, made , of fine
cambric, deep lawn flounce, trimmed with
fine embroidery, laces, insertion and extra
dust ruffles; regularly
$3.50, Friday for
$2.98
PnhP "Women's Night Robes, made of
lIUICo fine nainsook, circular neck, short
sleeves, trimmed with lace insertion and fine em
broidery, beading and ribbons; also high neck,
long 'sleeves and embroidery trimming: regular
ly $1.50 and $1.35; sale C" -Q
price iAx-r
Women's Nis-ht Robes, made of finest nainsook.
in newest and daintiest styles and trimmings; regularly QJO HQ
$2.75; Friday's sale price 4p7