Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 18, 1907, SECOND EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGONIAX, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1907. Our Great January Sale Oilers Tnousands or Bargains in All Departments Greatest Yalues or the Year in Gooa Menmanaise m Fancy Check and Figured Wash Silks Reg. 60c to dSc Vals. 25c 1250 Silk Petticoats $8.50, $ 10 ana $12.50 Values f" OnlyS4.87 For our great Friday Bargain Day, we offer the most sensational petticoat bar- gain ever ottered in Portland by any store 1250 extra quality silk petticoats, in gray plaids, gray stripes, black, brown, navy, purple, green, light gray, light, medium and. dark red, violet, reseda, dark gray, tan and the blue and brown changeable. On display in both our cor ner windows. Regular $8.50, $10.00 and $12.50 values. Biggest pet- CL 97 ticoat bargain ever offered at P L 55 Red Long Coats $25 CoatS $13.25 55 Red Long Coats, suitable for street or evening wear, good all the year round, and never go out of fashion. Made like illustration of finest all- wool imported broadcloth, satin lined, collarless, trimmed with braid and velvet in rich effects, turned-up cuffs and fancy buttons. A superb garment in every respect. Only 55 in all, divided into two lots $20 Goats at ff!4.75 $25 Goats at $18.25 i Third-Street Window Display 2500 yards of Fancy Checked and Figured Wash Dress Goods, in solid col ors cream, white, black, tan, blue, Alice, navy and reseda; regularly sold at 60c to 05c a yard. A most extraordinary. Friday bar- ty B gain in this great January sale ; yard .. .. iM Men's $1.25 Und'wear 89c 600 pairs of Men's Natural Merino Shirts and Drawers, either ribbed or plain; made in -the best possible manner ; all sizes; regular $1.25 aualitv. Snecial at OSJW 1 v- Men's Heavy Outing- "Flannel - Niprht Shirts, made full and long; either turnover collar or military neck. Special.... ; euner 83C Men's Merino Half Hose, in natural black and clerical colors; seamless foot, merino heels aud toes. Special for tills sale seamless 21C Women's Merino Vests and Pants Regular $1.00 Values G&c 1200 Women's Swiss Ribbed Merino X'ests and Pants, either natural or fZfirn cream color ; regular $1.00 quality at only. ......................... Women's FIccce-Lined Union Suit?, either natural or cream; well made Rfli and perfect fitting; 73c quality. Special for this sale Women's One it a ' ' Union Suits, high neck, lon sleeves, half wool and 7 perfect fitting; $1.00 quality for only .., v Women's "Merino "Vests and Pants, half wool; natural or cream color ; 75c quality for only. . - w SALE OF WOOL RIBBED STOCKINGS, 21c PAIR Women ?s Wool RinDecl Stockings, made wit n seamless foot and merino 01 heels and toes. Special for this sale pair. AC "Women's fine quality Imported Black Cotton Stockings, either split foot. Maco toot or solid black; as good as any 50c stockings in the market. 2Q Sale rrice ............ ............ .......................... C 1 Children's Fast Black Ribbed Cotton School Stockings, double keels and toes, and seamless; 20c quality-pair ic 12V2C The Greatest Stationery Sale Ever Held Just Half Price An enormous shipment of stationery .Intended for the holiday trade has just reached us, delayed by un foreseen accidents. That is the reason for giving the greatest stationery values 'ever seen in. Portland, re- eardless of former cost. . 25c STATIONERY, 12c A number of styles or ju size; white and blue; regular WoTsTATIONRTlSc Regular size linen fabric noxea paper, new shape: col ors, blue, white, gray-whtte; box contains quire of paper and envelopes. SOc STATIONERY, 28c Cabinet box of paper, con taining 50 sheets of paper and. 50 envelopes; blue or white linen fabric; best quality. 75c STATIONERY, 33c Cabinet box,, containing as sortment of paper, two sizes; some blue, some white; 5tf sheets of papr and envelopes to match. $1 STATIONERY, 48c Large cabinet containing 103 sr.eets -of paper and 100 envelopes of fine linen paper: new la pti envelopes. $1.25 STATIONERY 56c Pine large box of linen fab ric paper; new shape envel opes. $1.25 STATIONERY, 68c Beautiful box, containing 50 sheets of paper and envelopes to match ; great value. $3 STATIONERY, $1.48 Handsome cabinet, contain ing four different sizes of pa per; eiKht quires of paper and envelopes to match ; latest shapes and styles. 35c STATIONERY, 20c Children's lputlan size decorated paper, nice for par ties and correspondence; as- sorted designs; nicely fin- Is hod. SOc STATIONERY, 28c ' Novelty hemstitched paper, in box containing quire of pa per and envelopes to match: nmart effect- - 1200 Dressing Sacques and Short Kimonos Valt to $2.50 at 95C A mum N IMPORTANT clearance of laoo Ki- mono Dressing Sacques of eiderdown and flannelette, is the most important Friday sale event of its kind in Portland. The assortment comprises eleven different styles, made of eiderdown and flannelette, in nearly a hundred patterns and colors. They include Dressing1 Sacques of ripple eiderdown, with fancy trimmed collars ; fancy eiderdown, satin trimmed, silk collar and buttons; Feter Fan flannelette style flannelette with pointed yoke front and, back, satin trimmed ; f ancy scalloped edge Kimonos, with or without collar and belt, and many other styles in new patterns and colorings. Values to $2.50 for. yj. See Third-Street Window Display LOTTIE 6ILS0N 11 WRECK I'OPlL.B VAUDEVlLUAJf POUND DRTJXK OX STREET. 1 1 1 i T u 1 End of Woman Who Played In Tortlana AVas Sick and Destitute Here. NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-(Spcclal.)-Lottle Otlson. who several years asco was one or the most popular favorites on the vaudeville stage, was arrested on the Mreet here last night on a charge of intoxication. She was too drunk to stand and a. policeman half carried her to' the is trt t ion house. When arraigned in court today with petty thieves, Miss Gilson was subjected to a lecture by the magistrate, who dis charged her. Iast January Miss Gilson turned tip sick and destitute at a sanitarium In Portland, Or. Tottle Gilson, known an the "'Little Magnet" from one end. of the country to the other, has appeared in Portland dozens of times and her name is familiar to nearly all Portland theater-sroers. She appeared at the Grand last Winter and in January became sick and was a patient nt the North Pacific Sanitarium for sev eral wroks. Before she recovered from hrr illness she became destitute and was aided by her friends In the city. TiOttic Gilson has been on the vaude ville stago for years. Portland theatrical men say that she was the most popular and moat talented sembrette ever to ap pear on Broadway, New York. SOCIAL LEADER A FORGER Railroad Lawyer Railroaded From Office to .Penitentiary. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-Horaco B. Hand. an attorney an chief clerk of the law department of the St. Xouia & San Fran cLsco Railroad Company, -was arrested here today, charged with forgery. He pleaded guilty, was sentenced to five ' years In the state prison, and was sent at once to JefTcrson City. Hand en joyed social prominence in the suburb of Kirkwood and his arrest created con sternation In the community. I'ood Supplied to Starving. ' WASHINGTON. Jan. lT.-Captaln Ross. Chief of the Revenue Service, has re oeivd a telegram from Captain Aina worth, of the cutter Rush, who recently was sent to Yakatoga, Alaska, with pro visions for a community supposed to be . in great want, statinjr that all necessary l elief had been furnished. Three per sons were brought away and the remain- ng 37 were fully provisioned and were In no further danger. Harden Gold Without Alloy. MONTGOMERY. Ala.. Jan. 17. Alfred F Weaver, of this city, has today. In. - eoUaboration wltn John Edward Carney. ' and while rnfraiced In laboratory exprl- mcnts in search of a new coheroi material for wireless telegraphy, discovered the art of hardening- and tomperinfr the pre oKmm and semiprecious metals such as RamsdelllnvertedGas Lamps Reg, $1.75 Lamps., $1.25 Each HE Ramsdell Inverted Gas Lamp is the latest method of using gas light giving the same effect as the electric globe at one-eighth the cost adjustable to any fixture more economical, more artis tic, absolutely shadowless. This light is particularly desirable where a brilliant, soft light is desired, at a minimum cost, for this light gives a 375-Canaie-Fower Light at the cost of the gas light now in common use. Lipman-Wolfe & Co. have made an enormous purchase and foe the purpose of introduction offer the complete light as illustrated above, at a special sale price: $1.75 Ramsdell Inverted Gas Lamps, $1.25 In addition to being the most economical and brilliant of gas lamps, the Ramsdell Inverted Gas Lamp is the most artistic and decorative. It has the appearance of an electric globe at one-eighth the cost, It is entirely shadowless, giving a light that is restful to the eyes strong and full, yet mellow and soothing. All the light is thrown downwards and there . is no danger of smofing the ceiling. . . Dpman,lUolfcCo. SOLE AGE N TS FOR THE RAMSDELL INVERTED GAS LAMP . ittiililllMMIMIIMIllllMMilHlMIIIIIIIMHIMIIIHMM platinum, gold and the like, without alloying them with other metals. WUI Not Be Xvmm3r Director. TRAER, la., Jan. 17. Secretary ot Agrl- eulture Wilson hag lsigned the pros!- deney of the KInst National Bank of Traer, which be has held for lO years. His reason is that, being- In Washington. he is too tar away to Co Justice to the stockholders and depositors. Xero Manfred tor His Crime. WASHINGTON, Pa., Jan. li.-Elmer DempBter. the 19-year-old negro charged wltn killing Mm. James Pearce and her three children on July 29. last, at Cftn- onsrjurtj, Pa., was hanged in the jail here today' Gns Burned With Hotel. TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. 17.-The hotel at Safford. Ariz., was destroyed by ' fire early today, and William Willi mi." one of the guests, was burned to death. Mail Order. Will Be Promptly Attended to Satisfaction Guaranteed SilverfMnTs Entire Corner fourth and Morriioa Streets 17tk Annual Clearance Sale A Clearance Sale That Brings You Great Price Sayings You will find here the strongest possible values in the best quality of mer- chandise. Values that will beyond question strengthen the confidence that you have already so. clearly shown in this, The Woman's Store. Note the extraordi nary bargains. THE SENSATIONAL SALE OF SUITS AND SKIRTS CONTINUES. HERE IS HOW THEY'RE TO GO. Balance of high-grade Sample Suits at almost half-price. See Morrison-street window dis- play. EXTRA SPECIAL In black and col ored Suits in blouse and Eton J f r I r effects. Values, $30. Sale . pit.OU It Walking Skirts at less than manufacturer's cost, in Panama cloth and fancy plaid and mixtures. Values up to $12.00 on sale at, special. $5.79 l5fcCEDLL MILLINERY At no time have we been able to offer greater values. To close out our Fall and Winter . Hats : $7.00 to $10.00 Trimmed Hats. ..$4.95 $4.00 to $6.00 Trimmed Hats $2.85 $3.00 to $4.50 Trimmed Hats. $1.98 NECESSITIES FOR COLD WEATHER KNIT UNDERWEAR Women's heavy 2-piece wool mixture garments. 5 Form-fitting. Kegnlar $1.50 values; ffcQ ; now, per garment VOC Sweaters Children's Sweaters; just the thing: for the little folKs. Good, strong, knitted wool ; well made ; values to 75c ; now each 49c C0WNS AND KIMONOS Of the best quality flannelette; pretty light shades and patterns, and well made, Reg- ular $1.50 values now on sale at the fVQ ' special low price. ... ............ ZrjC Hosiery Women's heavy ribbed cashmere Hose ; a good hose for the "present ' weather, Regular 38c value, now. . . Special in Flannelette Gowns, most necessary for this cold weather. Made of the best quality flannelette, in pretty light shades and patterns. $1.25 Garments, special .89 $1.50 Garments, special 98 $1.75 Garments, special . $1.39 $2.00 Garments, special $1.59 $2.50 Garments, special $1.98 t t it FURS ! "IT tl k T A TT1 O T tl Brook Mink Ties, full length, double-striped. These Ties, value $9; Z Z SALE PRICE $5.50 " Brook Mink Muffs to match, pillow-shape; 8-striped ; value $15 ; SALE PRICE $9.00 t Now is the time to Z Z have your furs re- J J paired or remodeled at reduced prices. . Z Z HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RAW FURS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. II