THE 3IORXIXG OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, OVE3IBER 20, 1906.
School and College Pennants for Decorating Purposes, Pillow Tops, Football Games, Etc.,. EtcMegaphones, all SizesThird Floor
"Perrins" Real French Kid Gloves, 12 and 16 Button Lengths, all colors, $3.50 $4 a pair Agents "Ramie 99 Linen Mesh Underwear
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The Meier (Ik Frank Store s Thanks-
ivins Sale of Sample Under muslins
A High-Grade Manufacturer's Sample Lines3000 Pieces at Low Prices
3000 pieces of beautiful Undermuslins included in
this great Thanks giving Sale of a prominent New
York manufacturer's sample line All the newest and
prettiest garments, gowns, drawers, skirts, corset
covers and chemise Dainty trimmings, fine materials,
well made and finished The only thing wrong with
the underwear is that most of the lot is slightly
mussed from handling It won't last long at these
prices, so you had better plan to come early if you
want to share in these bargains
Women's fine cambric and nainsook Gowns,
made high neck and long sleeves ; low," round and
square neck with short sleeves; trimmed in fine
embroideries, laces, tucks, beading, insertions j
and ribbons; full width and length. Grand as-
sortment and matchless values, at these prices: j
$1.50 to $2 00 Gowns, on sale at, each.. ilC
$2.50 to $3.00 Gowns, on sale at, each. .$1.39
$X50 to $6.00 Gowns, on sale at. each$3r68
$6.50 to $9.00 Gowns, on sale at, each. .$4.98
Sole Portland agents for La Grecque Corsets
and tailored Undermuslins. Second Floor.
"Women 's cambric
and nainsook Draw
ers, made with wide
flounces trimmed in
laces, embroideries,
tucks, insertion,
headings and rib
bons, fitted waist
bands. Great varie
ty, all sizes ; grand
values at
$1.25 Drawers,
pair .' 73J
$1.50-$1.75 Draw
ers, pair 98
$2.50, $3.00 Draw
ers, pair. ..$1.59
$3.50 Drawers.
pair 2.10
$5, $6 Drawers,
pair $2.89
Women's Corset Covers, made of very fine
cambric and nainsooks, trimmed in fine laces,
embroideries, tucks, beading and ribbons; blouse
fronts:
$1.25 to $1.75 values on sale at, ea.ch.. 98
$2.50 to $3.00 values, on sale at, each.. $1.79
Women's short white Underskirts, made of
cambrics and nainsooks, trimmed in fine embroi
deries, laces, tucks, beading and ribbons :
$1.25 to $1.75 values, on sale at, each.. 89
$2.50 to $3.50 values, on sale at, each. .$1.98
White Underskirts
"Women 's fine white Underskirts, made of
cambrics and lawns, wide flounces trimmed
in embroidery and laces, edgings and inser-'
tions, clusters of tucks, beading and rib
bons; fitted waistbands and separate em
broidered and lace-trimmed .dust flounces.
Grand values as follows :
$1.25 to $1.75 Petticoats, each. 98
$2.50 and $3.00 Petticoats, each $1.63
$3.50 and $4.00 Petticoats, each S2.79
$6.00 Petticoats, at, each .g3.59
$7.50 Petticoats, at, each $3.98
$8.00 to $10.00 Fetticoats at, each. .$5.68
$15 to $18.50 Petticoats, at, each . .$9.98
Great lot of women 's Chemise, made of
fine cambric and nainsooks, trimmed in very
fine laces, embroidery tucks, beading and
ribbon; plain and trimmed skirts. Four
grand bargains at the following prices :
$1.00, $1.25 Chemise, each. .
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$2.25, $2 50 Chemise, -each. . .
$1.33
$3.00 Chemise on sale at, each. . . .$2.18
$4.50, $5.00 Chemise at, each.
$2.47
A COMPLETE STOCK OF SKINNER'S CELEBRATED SATINS IN ALL GRADES AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Fine, New Table Linens
The Entire Stock at Reduced Prices
The finest Table Linens Hf
the Old World produc
es will be found on sale
at surprisingly low
prices. The entire stock
greatly reduced during 5
m a v-r i -
ine Annual i nanKsgiv- fcr ij?
5 3OTgfi--.Mi
KAS&asrjr n v.. r hrrie
Ing Sale in progress
Hemstitched Damask Table
Sets Cloths 2 yards long.
with one dozen napkins to
match ; regular .tb.oO val
ues on sale at, C 5 O
per set pJ.&J;
Hemstitched Damask Table
Sets Cloths 212 yards long
with one dozen napkins to
match. Kesular $7.50 val-
ciaip.8t.$6.48
Hemstitched Damask Table
Sets-Cloths 3 13 yards long,
one dozen napkins to match; best patterns,
lar $9.00 values, on sale at this special price.
Extra Special Value in Hand-Embroidered White Linen Teacloths
36 inches square; handsome styles; great assortment; grand bar
gains at $3.00 values, $2.44 each. $4.00 values, $3.26 each.
$5.00 values, $4.08 each. $7.50 values, $6.45 each-All-Over
Hemstitched Table Sets Napkins, traycloths, teacloths,
doilies, scarfs; entire stock at greatly reduced prices for the Thanks
giving Linen Sale. All table damasks, sets, cloths, etc., reduced.
Regu-
$7.84
Fine Groceries Phone Exchange 4
Pint bottle Bolied Cider -.20
Quart bottle Boiled Cider... HOC
1J '-lb. sack dry granulated
Sugar on sale at $4. SO
23 lbs. dry granulated $1.00
Meier & Frank's famous
Mocha and Java. Coffee, the
40c grade, on sale at..... -24C
1 lb. Royal Baking Powder. .40e
10 lbs. yellow -or white corn-
meat on sale at 254
10-lb. sack of Graham or
Whole Wheat Flour at 23e
2 cans Amazon Peaches 25C
8 cane Carnation Cream 25C
3 cans Pioneer Cream 25
2 cans Minced Clams 25e
2-lb. can Tiger Pineapple .... 15e
2-lb. can Table Blackberries. . IOC
1-lb. can Assorted James. 3. .25C
Fancy Bleached Seedless
Raisins, 2 packages for.... 254
Fancy Maine Corn. 2 cans.... 254
All kinds Maple Syrup low priced.
All kinds of canned goods at
saving prices. Phone Exchange 4.
2 packages Toasted Corn
Flakes on sale at 354
Postum or Figprune. pkg...2t?
3 cans Van Camps Soups.... 254
2 cans Mustard Sardines Z54
20-oz bottle Queen Olives... -J5e
2H-lb. pkg. Layer Raisins. . .50C
New Citron at S04
Lemon or Orange Peel 254
1-lb.- basket Washed Figs. . . .54
Van Camp's or Blue Label
Catsup at. bottle 204
C. fe B. Malt Vinegar...; 254
Sr.ider's Cocktail Catsup 204
Qt. can Ripe Olives. liOC
2 pkgs. Vitos for 354
Baker's Unsweetened Choc... 354
-lb. can Baker's Cocoa.... 204
-lb. can Ghirardelli's Cocoa
on sale at. per can 204
H-lb. can Lowney's Cocoa... 20f
190S All Miloher Herring. -Sl.J 5
2 cans Custard Pumpkin 254
1 and 2-lb. can Shrimps,
on sale at. each 10C-f
2 1-lb. pkgs. Seeded Raisins.. 25C
Specials in Basement Store
Blue and White Semi-Porcelain
Turkey Sets, consisting of 12 7
inch plates and 1 16-inch plat
ter; $.0O value at S6.37
Blue and White Turkey Sets 12
S-inch plates and 1 l-inch plat
ter: regular $10.00 value; spe
cial sale at S7.95
Large Size Decorated Semi-Porcelain
Turkey Platters; values up
to tl.50 844
16-Piece Fancy Hand Painted
China Game Sets; regular $22.00
values $17.85
15-Piece Hand Painted Game Sets;
regular J27.50 values; special, at.
set 822.47
IDO-Piece Haviland China Dinner
Sets, pink rose decoration, gold
on knobs and handles; special
value at $22. 50
Cut Glass Jelly Dishes at,
each $1.43
Cut Glass Bon Bon Dishes at.
each $1.94
Cut Glass Olive or Pickle Dishes
at each $1.94
$2.2.i Cut Glass Vinegar Cruets,
each SI. 76
JS.00 Cut GlassMavonnaiseDish.es.
each $4.69
$.75 Cut Glass Celery Disnes.
each $7.72
$6.00 Cut Glass Water Bottles.
each ' $4.69
6.o0 Cut Glass Carnation Vases.
each $5.14
$15.00 Cut Glass Fruit Baskets.
each $11.92
3-Piece Silver Plated Water Set?.
set $8.92
Sale of Women's
Knit Underwear
oniens natural Mixed wool rata and Pants LrOoa . heavv Winter weight; high neck and long sleeves;
perfect fitting garments; sizes 4. 8. 6. Best 7oc values on sale at this low price each . . . 434
Women's Swiss Ribbed White Cotton Vests and Tights Good, heavy weight: silk-finished front; crocheted
neck; sizes 4, 6. 6: $1 00 values on sale at this low price, each .. 534
"Manning" L:nion Salts for Women Mercerized cotton; white 'and flesh color: Winter weight- high neck
and long sleeves. Best $3.50 values on sale at this low price, each ' 2 69
Women's Light and Heavy Weight Cotton Corset Covers High neck and long sleeves: all sizes.' 49e
"Willamette" Sewing Machines 15 Models to Select From $18.00 to $35.00 Each
Trunks and Traveling Bags Largest and Best Stock on the Coast Third Floor
TfeeM
eier
rank Store
A Great Thanksgiving Sale of Women's
alsts, Etc.
The greatest values in women's ready-to-wear apparel in the
city. "Women's high-grade Tailored Suits, made in military
style; pony coats; fitted or semi-fitted jackets and bolero
blouses; handsomely trimmed with velvet, gimp and buttons;
plaited skirts; checks, fancy mixtures and blacks; all this
season s best styles; all sizes.
Suits,
Reg. $50 Suits
38.45
Special lot of women's and misses' Tailored Suits, in Norfolk,
pony blouses; and prince chap suits in tweeds, cheviots and
Homespuns; velvet and braid-trimmed ; checks, plaids,' fancy mix
tures; an sizes; large variety.
Reg. $20 Suits
$ 1 4.25
Women's Loose Tourist Coats Three-quarters length, double
breasted effects, in black and white checks; velvet ffjf
collar; all Eizes. Great special values at, each N'
Women's Loose Tourist Coats Three-quarter length garments;
made fly-front ; black and white mixtures with velvet collar and
cuffs; also fancy plaids in double-breasted effects: velvet
trimmed collar and cuffs; all sizes. Regular
$12.00 coats; on sale at this low price ,
$8.85
Evening Costumes, One
Third Off Regular Prices
Thanksgiving Sale ex
traordinary of magnifi
cent Evening and R.e-
ception Gowns Superb costumes, the best efforts of the
leading Parisian and New York artists Black lace and
chiffon costumes, white etamine gowns, pink silk gowns,
fancy silk gowns, champagne broadcloth costumes,
crepe de chine costumes, pink chiffon, dresden chif
fon, lavender princess, canary broadcloth costumes
Bsautifully made and trimmed High-class apparel for
all occasions Values ranging from $ 100 Cf
to $300; during the Thanksgiving Sale 3 Oil
$62 Eve'g Gowns $44.85
Special lot of Evening Dresses and Princess Gowns
in taffeta silks, liberty silks and messaiine silks Pink,
light blue, gray and white Elaborately trimmed in lace
and fancy tucking High or low necks, silk lined thru
out, all sizes Regular $58 to $62 Costumes at $44.85
512.50 Silk Waists for $4.85
Great Thanksgiving Sale of Women's Black Silk Waists
In taffeta silks, black crepe de chines, black messaiine
silks, black net waists, fancy trimmed yokes in lace, silk
embroidered, velvet, French knots, medallions and tucks.
Sizes 34 and 36 only; waists selling regularly GiA. ACT
at prices from $S.50 to $12.50. Your choice. .VOJ
Women 'b Long Tlannelette Kimonos Fa ncy stripes;
figures and dots; red, gray, navy, black and white.
All sizes. Large variety. Regular $1.50 and
$1.75 values, on sale at this low price, each
Women's Fur Scarfs Blended
French coney; long double for; two
. H. T i ! J. A ' 1 L L
, ornaments in me. ciuswr wii,n cora; sii isiis ai oor.iom.
.Jll'K-b lAefciUltH irv.JV values, Mic a.1. una caiAir-
tJJV ,all lr.w m-i'pp. onrVi KPrnnd ffrxir iB
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Fur Special
300 Wvooti H
eaters $6.3 5
Sale extraordinary of 200 wood or coal Heating Stoves; nickel rim, foot rails and name plate; nickeled and
copper urn, cast-iron firepot, polished steel body and screw drafts; burns wood or coal. A J
style and quality heater sold elsewhere at $5 or'$S.50. You can buy them here at pJmsJJ
Special lot of "Peninsular" wood Heating Stoves; nickeled steel foot, rails, cast-iron top and bottom, and
cast-iron front; screw draft, airtight, hot blast. Our regular $10.00 value, on sale at ..$8.50
We are sole Portland agents for "Peninsular" Stoves and Steel Ranges. Over 100 models to select
from. Every good size and style. Every stove guaranteed for ten years. Arrangements for easy pay
ments can be made by parties of good credit. Stove Department, in the Basement.
WILL BUILD SKISCM
BOARD OF TRADE TO ERECT
TEX-STORY BTjILDTXG.
Structure Will Cost $300,000 and
Occupy 100x100 Feet at
Fourth and Oak Streets.
. It was definitely settled yesterday
that tne Board of Trade Building Asso
ciation will add . another to Portland's
Jlst of skyscraper by erecting a mod
ern in-Btory building, lOlxlO feet, on
the lots recently secured on the south
fast corner of Fourth and Oak streets.
Architect David C. Lewis, who has
been selected by the board, yesterday
completed two sets of plans, one call
ing for steel and the other reinforced
concrete construction, and the. building
committee will select between the two
witniit a few days. Both estimates con
template tho expenditure of $300,000.
making it one of the most expensive
business structures in the city. It will
contain store rooms on the first floor,
the remaining floors to be occupied as
offices, with the exception of one floor.,
lo he occupied by the board.
The work of excavating for the foun
dation will commence immediately af
ter April 1. when the leases on the build
ings at present occupying the site will
expir and the building will be ready
for occupancy within a year after work
Is commenced.
SLASHES HIS OPPONENT
Charles Kelly Stabs Dave Curtain
During Drunken Quarrel.
A cutting affray which resulted in Dave
Curtain being sent to the Good Samaritan
Hospital with three deep jrashes in the
abdomen occurred at the corner of Grand
awneu and East Davis streets last night
at 11 o-cloek. Charles Kelley, aged R4 a,
resident of the Winters block, which is
near the scene of the fight, is in jail
charged with assault with intent to kll.
The two men roomed in the same build
ing ajid had been friends, but both were
drinking last night, and from an argu
ment a light resulted.
No one saw the cutting, but Curtain
charges Kelley with beang the aggressor.
Officers Endicott. Sergeant Cole and
Annundson were sent out. with the patrol
wagon and Kelley was found in bed. Cur
tain's wounds are not serious.
Blank Books Will Cost More. ,
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 Stationers say
there have been advances recently in near
ly every important line which they sell,
the rise coming from the manufacturers.
The-latest advance of about 10 per cent
affects most grades of blank books. The
leather used in binding them costs more
than formerly, and wages have gone up.
The cloth used for books is also getting
more expensive.
Hood's Sarsaparilla keeps the blood
pure and the whole system in perfect
order. Take only Hood's.
COVERS BABE WITH BODY
TOTJXG ITALIAN MOTHER SHOT
BT AGED HTJSBAXD.
Frank Distafano Kills Himself In
. Oakland Lodgings, Believing
He Had Committed Murder.
OAKLAND, Cal., Nov. W Frank Dis
tafano. an Italian, aged 70 years, this
morning attempted to murder his bride
of 22 years because she would not receive
company and lead a fast life. He' shot
her twice as she covered their two-months-old
babe, one ball entering the
nose and piercing the cheek, the other
passing through her hand. He supposed
her to be dead and committed suicide by
Ehooting himself in the ' temple. ! .
The shooting occurred at 442 Rose street,
where the couple had- apartments. The
woman will recover.
OBJECT TO LOOP PLAN
Property-Owners Want Cars Run
Both Ways on First Street.
The plans of the Oregon Water Power
& Railway Company to-improve its sched
ule by sending its cars north on Second
street from- the Madison-street bridge
and bringing them south on First on the
return trip may be frustrated by the First
Street Improvement Association, which
wants the cars operated in both direc
tions on that street. The association took
action last night to ascertain what rights
the property-owners along First street
have under the terms of the Glass. Dekum
& Smith franchise, by virtu of which
the O. W. P. occupies First street. It
is the contention of some who are in
terested on the street that the franchise
contemplated the operation of cars in
both directions and that the operation
of cars over the loop to Second street,
now being built by the railway company,
is in violation of the franchise.
Assistant Secretary Gambell was direct
ed to look up the franchise and report at
the next meeting.
A petition to the Mayor and the Execu
tive Board was prepared last evening
pointing out that when First street, be
tween Madison and Burnside. was. paved
with wooden blocks in 1W3 the city guar
anteed that the improvement would be
kept in repair for ten years. It is pointed
out In the communication that the street
is in bad repair in places and it is asked
that the city keep its contract by making
the necesary repairs
It was also decided to ask the O W. P.
Company to repair the pavement between
its tracks. -
The association decided to ask that the
proposed improvement of First street be
tween Stark and Burnside streets be
changed from bituminous macadam to
stone blocks. Improvement of the thor
oughfares by the former material has
already been planned by the city and a
remonstrance will be presented by the
property-owners in the association and a
petition circulated this week asking for
the paving of the street with stone blocks.
The association outlined other plans for
the improvement of First street and will
meet again in two weeks. The members
show a good deal of enthusiasm and the
organization promises to accomplish much
good for the street.
DRIVEN INSANE BY DRINK
REV. S. M. DRIVER IS COMMIT
TED TO THE ASYLUM.
Methodist Minister, Formerly of
Oregon, Developed a Suicidal Ma
nia, and Took Poison.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Nov. 19 (Spe
cial.) Rev. S. M. Driver, formerly one
of the best known Methodist ministers in
the West and for several years a resi
dent of Los Angeles, was today committed
to Patton Insane Asylum. The ground
for his committment was suicidal mania,
alleged to have been brought on by alco
holic excesses. For a time the commis
sioners were loath "to send the minister
to the hospital for the insane unless Mr.
Driver consented to such commitment,
and he said that he would go willingly
to the hospital so that he can overcome
his craze for liquor
Throughout the examination the minis
ter talked rationally and his conduct was
perfection itself. It is said a three
months' rest cure to ease his nerves is
all that the minister needs and that only
melancholia caused his attempts to end
his life.
Driver graduated from Willamette Uni
versity at Salem, Or., and soon entered
the Union Army as a - volunteer. He
served throughout the war and then en
tered the ministry, serving until a few
years ago. Three years ago he was pre
siding elder at the Idaho Conference.
Last Thursday night, according to the
testimony offered yesterday. Rev. Mr.
Driver attempted to commit' suicide by
drinking poison. He way saved by quick
work on the part of his family and was
then locked up on an insanity charge.
Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia should
use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, made
expressly for this class.
Frank L. Smith Meat Co.
226-238 ALDER STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AXD SECOND STREETS.
"We are Fighting the Genuine Bee! Trust"
These are our prices today and every day until you
see them changed.
Prime Bib Roast Beef., per lb IOC
Rollej Roast Beef, per lb IOC
Porterhouse Steak, -per lb l'v2C
"T"-Bone Steak, per lb 12M:C
Tenderloin Steak, per lb.... IOC
Sinoin Steak, per lb.-. IOC
Round Steak, per lb IOC
Hamburg Steak, per lb IOC
Rump Roast Beef, per lb..... SC
Pot Roast Beef, per lb 8C
Corned Beef, per lb SC
Boiling Eeef. per lb oC
Beef Slew, per lb 5
Beef Suet, per lb 5c
Liver, per lb 5j
Mutton Loin Roast, per lb lSe
Mutton Loin Chops, per lb X240
Mutton Shoulder Chops, per lb .10c
Mutton Shoulder Roast, per lb SC
Mutton Stew, per lb &C
Leg Pork, per lb
Pork Shoulder Roast, per lb 12ir
Pork Shoulder Chops, per lb 12M:C
Leaf Lard, per lb 12V2c
Salt Pork, per lb 12HC
Pork Loin Roast, per lb . . lBe
Pork Loin Chops, per lb 15 C
Our own Lard. 5 lbs. for dOC
Our own Bacon, per lb l'c
Hams, per lb 17 C
Veal Breast, per lb &(
Veal Stew, per lb 6f
Veal Shoulder Roast, per lb IOC
Veal Shoulder Cutlets, per lb lO
Leg Veal, per lb 12M
Veal Rump Roast, per lb 12'f
Veal Loin Roast, per lb 12t4C
The beef trust markets claim to be fighting: the beef trust. Don't let
them fool you. Star away from them. Patronize home Industry. Trade Tilth
Smith.