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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1907)
THE lHOJKAlAXr UKECiUMAJT, THURS13AY, FEBRUARY 21, 1907. Women's Long Kid Gloves Most Complete Stock in the City French Kids, Heavy Capes and Chamois in All the New Shades" IC Meier Frank's 891st Friday Surprise Sale OOOPrs.Womei'sKidGloves $ 1 .25 to $2.50 Vals. 89c Pr. Another great Friday Surprise Sale Offering of Women's Kid Cloves is announced for tomorrow's selling 1000 pairs in the lot One, two end three-clasps and six-button lengths in broken lines of sizes and colorings Black, white, tans, mode, navy, green, grays, etc., etc. Included will be found many of the best styles and shades in the finest quali- ties All sizes in the various lots Gloves selling regularly at $ 1.25, $1.50, $1.75 $2 and $2.50 pair Buy all yon want of them to morrow at the phenomenally low price of, pr. No mail or phone orders filled You will have to plan to be here early if you want to share in this grand bargain Store opens promptly at eight o'clock ' jjoPYlIGHT IMS V MEIER. & FRANK'S 891st FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE 3000 Yds. Fancy White Goods, 35c Vals. 19c Yd. Two sensational bargains in fine Wash Materials for tomorrow's Surprise Sale, at these special low prices: Lot 1 3000 yards of mercerized fancy White Goods sheer and medium weights, in beautiful Q styles, for waists, dresses, etc. Lare assortment of 3oc values, on sale at this low price, yard. Lot 2 20IK) yards of Handsome Silk Dotted Mulls in plain colorings; cool, serviceable material for 1 hot-weather apparel; ;!5c values. See big 5th-street window display. On sale tomorrow only, at. " Meier Frank's 891st Friday Surprise Sale Women's Shoes and Oxfords $3-$3.50Vals.$ 1 .89Pr. 1 500 pairs of Women's Shoes and Oxfords to be sold to morrow at a price far below actual manufacturing cost A special purchase made by our shoe buyer on a recent trip to Eastern markets Standard styles .and leathers of guaranteed quality Patent kids, gunmetal and vici-kid in lace, button and bluchers All new lasts Cuban and mili tary heels; hand-sewed soles Shoes and Oxfords selling regularly at $3 and $3.50 a pair Your choice to morrow only at this low price, pair The economical woman will anticipate her Spring and Summer needs at this saving See big Fifth-Street window display No mail or phone orders will be filled. $1.89 Today Great Values in Muslin Underwear Women's fine Nainsook and Cam bric Gowns, made high neck and long sleeves; low, round and square neck with short sleeves; trimmed in Val. lace, fine embroi dery edgings, insertion, embroi dered medallions, headings and ribbons; $2.50 val- J? 1 Q4! ues at N Women's fine Cambric and Nain sook Drawers, made with wide flounces of fine embroideries and clusters of tucks, insertions and lace edgings, beading and ribbons;- great special f 1 values at, per pair..P Women's fine Cambric and Nain sook Chemise, yoke effects, made of lace and embroidery insertion, headings and ribbons; trimmed skirts; reg. $3 val- CO 1 ues, on sale at.. P.22 Women's fine Cambric Skirts, made with fitted waistbands and separate dust ruffles ; wide flounces, made of embroidery and clusters of lace insertion and edg ings; res:. $3.00 and 7Q $3!50 values for 10c Ribbons Sale price 3c Yard 5000 yards of 1 and l'o-inch all silk ribbons, in white, black and colors; suitable for trimming pur poses, hair ribbons, etc.; values up to 10c the yard, on sale 7L( at this low price, the yard. v MEIER FRANK'S 891st FRIDAY SURPRJSE SALE Women's 50c Neckwear for Only 17c For tomorrow's 891st Friday Surprise Sale a bargain extraordinary in women's Venise Lace and Batiste stocks; all new, desirable styles, bought at a special price, and you know we always ask our friends to share in our good luck. Beautiful floral designs and combinations of linen and batiste, with 1 9 baby Irish crochet lace. Values up to 50c each, on sale tomorrow only at this special price, each. C Special Sale of Veilings Special lot of chiffon Veilings, in plain and dotted effects; green, brown and 'blue with white dots, also in solid colors, including black. Regular 50c val- 1 f&f ues, at the low price of. Special lot of Dotted Mesh Veil ings in white and black and black and white; best styles; special at: 50c Veilings 27c 65c Veilings 33c Silver-Plated Ware Bargains 'Silver-plated Nut Bowls, regular $3.00 values, for special price of, each.. 2. 39 Silver-plated Butter Dishes, regular $4.00 values, on sale at, special, each.. S3. 19 Silver-plated Chocolate Pots, regular $4.00 values, on sale at, special, each. .$3.19 Silver-plated Tea Sets, consisting of four pieces; regular $12.50 values, set. .$9.95 Silver-plated Fern Dishes, regular $5.00 values, on sale at this low price.. S3.99 Silver-plated Fern Dishes, small sizes, $1.75 value, for special low price of. .$1.39 Silver-plated Toothpick Holders, regular $1.50 values, on sale at, special. .851.19 Cut-Glass Nappies, handsome cut, $2.50 values, on sale at special price, ea..1.99 Cut-Glnss Violet. Bowls, $1.50 values, $1.19; $3.00 values, on sale at, each.. $2.59 Cut-Glass Bud Vases, very pretty style; $2.25 values, on sale at, special, ea.$1.79 Cut-Glass Spoon Trays, regular $3.75 values, on sale at this special price. .852.99 f'ut-Glass Individual Almond Dishes; great values, at this special low price 79 Three lots of high-clas Cut-Glass Bowls, beautiful designs, at the following prices: $6.50 values at.... $5.19 $8.50 values at.... $6.79 $11 values at $8.79 Beautiful Cut-Glass Rose Bowls, $9 values, on sale at this low price, each.. $7.19 New-Crop California Navel Oranges on sale at this low price, the dozen. 25c Bedspreads, Pillow Slips, Etc. White hemmed Marseilles pattern Bedspreads, Qrt,, jrood quality, on sale at this low price, each.OVC White fringed Marseilles pattern Bed- C 1 spreads; best patterns; great sp'l. values. V P" Pink'or blue fringed Bedspreads; best value 1 10 ever offered at this unusually low price. P Special lot of white Satin Marseilles Bed- fl 1 LO spreads, : hemmed, great special value at.NP 00 200 dozen special quality hemmed Sheets, 81x90 fLLf inches; matchless values, at this special price. WC 300 dozen special quality hemmed Pillow Cases, lOl 45x36; great special value, at this low price. ZC Hemstitched I.inen Hurk Towels. J8x3 inch., great values, on sale at low price -feach 16J Hemmed Linen Huck Towels'; size 19x39 inch; great values, on sale at low price of. each 31 Hemstitched Linen Damask Towels, best patterns, great value, on sale at low price of. each 21 Larg-e size bleached Turkish Bath Towels, on sale at this special low price of, each 20 M Meier (Mb Frank's 891st Friday Surprise Sale en's Coats and Vests 1 2.50 to $15 Vals. Great clean-up sale tomorrow of Men's Coats and Vests Lot 1 includes fancy Tweeds and Worsteds in medium dark shades and very best designs Well made and finished throughout and lined with the best serge linings Sizes 34 to 44 and about 60 garments to select from Values ranging from $ 1 2.50 to $ 1 5 Your choice while they last tomorrow at this low price 5.35 Best values ever offered in our Men's Clothing Department, Second Floor Come early if you want the best bargains Coats, Vests--$ 1 8 - $22.50 Vol. $8.65 Lot 2 Men's high-grade Coats and Vests sizes 35 to 46 Made of the finest materials; fancy and silk-mixed worsteds in medium and light and dark coloring and best designs Best Italian serge linings Hand-made buttonholes; hand felled collars All this season's handsomest garments, selling regularly at prices ranging from $18 to $22.50-Your choice while they last tomorrow at this ex ceptionally low price 8.65 M fii dixit en "t Men's Clothing Department on the Second Floor Meier Frank's 89 1 st Friday Surprise Sale en's $1.50 Golf Shirts 79c Each Another preat special sale of Men's Shirts for tomorrow J00 dozen of Madras and Japanese Crepe Golf Shirts plain tans and fancy patterns, in immense assortment; all sizes and sleeve lengths n shirts selling: regularly at $1.50 each; your choice tomorrow only at this low price, each C $40 Axminster Rugs, $ 34.35 xyigmMM lot In the Carpet Store, third Floor, a great special offering of Bigelow Utopia Axmins terRugs in room size, 9x12 feet 60 of them in the lot AH new, high-grade rugs in Oriental and two-tone colorings and the most attactive designs The best Axminster Rug on the market at a saving you will appreciate Regular $40.00 values Your choice of the while they last at this spec'l low price, each $34.35 We are also showing a great variety of new 9x 1 2 Axminster Rugs in floral and oriental designs at $30. 15 each Exceptional values. SSSS3 We also have small rugs to match the above Bonne Femmes at lA Regular Prices Our entire stock of Bonne Fenirae Lace Curtains on sale at one-half regular prices. All are heavily corded . Arabians, magnificent designs on heavy cable netss with wide lace ruffles; widths from 36 to 73 inches. Great assortment to select from. Values ranging from $4.50 to fl2.50 each; your choice for a few days only at one-half regular selling; prices. The shrewd housewife will be anticipating t D5 the needs of her home after the Spring renovating . Curtain Department, Third Floor I IvC $3.50 Madras Curtains at $2.80 the Pair Special lot of cross-stripe Madras Curtains light grounds with colored stripes very best O f colorings and combinations; 40 inches wide by 3 yards long. Regular $3.50 values, at, pair.OOV Silk-stripe Curtains, with red or green grounds, with colored cross-stripe; 50 inches wide by 3 yards long. Very handsome Curtains, on sale at specially reduced prices. Only threepairs of a pattern. $4.50 values on sale for. ..$2.95 $6.50 values on sale for. ..4.15 $9.50 values on sale for. ..$5.95 FEARS FOR HIS LIFE Chung Chung Appeals for Pro tection From Highbinders. SAYS DOOM IS SEALED ".Mayor of Chinatown" Declares Death Sentence Is- Posted .on Walls Along Second ' Street. lamblers Back of Plot. ' ChutiR CluiTic. known as "the Mayor of Chinatown." rushed breathlessly- into iwlice headquarters last night at 9 o'clock and begged Chief of Police Gritzmaeher to detail a squad of officers to protect him from highbinders. The excited Asi atic declared that murderous hirelings of rival tongs were seeking to kill ' him be cause they had been informed that Chung betrayed their gambling dens to the po lice. Chief of Police Gritzmaeher thought Chung's life was not In grave danger, although the excited Chinese declared that all Chinatown was in an uproar over the affair and that posters had been placed on conspicuous corners of the dis trict warning Chung to beware; that his life was in danger, and that he would be killed at the first opportunity. Chung Chung refused to leave police headquarters for a time, fearing he would be assassinated at any moment, but seemed to be more calm after a chat with Chief Gritzmaeher and ventured out into the streets very cautiously. ' According to Chung Chung he had been heralded throughout Chinatown as hav ing betrayed the location of certain Chi nese establishments where fantan games have been in operation of late. His in vestigation, he stated, had developed the fact that Patrolman James Anderson had told some of Chung's rivals that Chung had given the police information about gambling games. Angered because of this alleged betrayal, the tongs are said to have employed some murderous highbind ers to execute Chung. The first that Chung knew of the trou ble, he said, was when passing the bul letin board at Second and Alder streets. An excited crowd of Chinese were stand ing about eagerly reading a flaring poster. Chung stopped long enough to read the characters that made him quake with mortal terror, at which he dashed off to his own house to Investigate. Trusted friends were dispatched to various es tablishments throughout Chinatown to seek Information and brought back the statements that Chung was accused of betraying rivals to Patrolman Anderson. Chung Chung is a powerful specimen of the Chinese race, being the largest resident of the district, but he trembled with fear and appeared to be in constant terror lest he should be shot down by some unseen foe. PERSONALMENTION. Judge Frank J. Taylor of Astoria is at. the Imperial. . Colonel J. H. Raley of Pendleton Is registered at the Imperial. William Hanley, a prominent stock man of Burns. Oregon, and wife, are at the Portland Hotel. W. J. Thomas, Western Manager of the Seth Thomas Clock Company of Chicago, is at the Portland. H. H. Newhall, of the East Side Bank, has been confined to his home since Monday with severe illness. George Francis Beard, business manager of the Augustln Dally musical comedy, was in Portland yesterday in the inter est of his organization. W. H. Lucas, president of the. North west League, who came here on Mon day on account of the death and fune ral of his sister, Mrs.. Gertrude Lucas Lamb, who died at tne home of Mrs. George King, of 305 Cook avenue, left yesterday afternoon for a brief visit to relatives at Oswego. President Lucas, because of the .sad mission which brought him to Portland, begged to be excused from discussing baseball. Beyond saying that he was in search of umpires, he did not discuss baseball affairs. OREGOMAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash ington, Feb. 20. Contract SurgeonMel ville Hayes is relieved from further duty at Vancouver Barracks and from temporary duty at Fort Flagler and will proceed to his home at Washing ton. D. C, for annulment of his con tract. Senator Bourne today introduced te the President J. W. Rowland, chief clerk in the Surveyor-General's .office at Portland. Dr. H. W. Coc, of Portland, is here. CHICAGO. Feb. 20. (Special.) The. fol lowing Northwest people are registered at Chicago hotels today: Portland George W. Simmons and wife. Auditorium; J. R. Stipe, Sherman House. K1SER 'PHOTO CO. Scenlo Photos Lobby Imperial Hotel. NO CLEW TO CRACKSMEN Postal Inspectors Investigate) Rob bery of Forest Grove Office. Postal Inspectors Riches and Clements returned yesterday from Forest Grove, where they went to investigate the post office robbery which occurred! Friday night of last week, when J60 in cash, and $300 worth of stamps were stolen. The officials made a careful search for clews, but report that they have noth ing tangible as yet, though they feel cer tain that -the cracksmen who did the job came from Portland, and may be hiding here. They traced the thieves from For est Grove to Reedvllle by means of a rail way velocipede, which was stolen from the section house at Cornelius on the night of the 'robbery. From Reedvllle the robbers are supposed to have come to this city by train. The cracksmen pursued the same meth ods used 'by other 'burglars who have been operating in different parts of the Valley. The Inspectors found among the tools abandoned by the thieves a punch, a burglar's Jimmy, a cake of soap and seven yards of fuse. The jimmy was used to pry off the combination disc, and the punch was employed to drive out the bolt which holds the tumblers of the combination. This prepared an open ing in which the explosive was inserted, and as a -result of the explosion the front of the safe was blown off, exposing the contents. The jimmy used was of a type unfa miliar to the Government officials, and when found was much bent and dam aged. The punch was stolen from a wagon shop in the town on the night of the robbery; also a large sledge hammer, the handle of which had been sawed off for convenience. This tool was found where it had been thrown, under a side walk, i FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. 226-226 Alder Street, Between 1st and 2d Sts. FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" SMITH Giving the Portland people Oregon Meats at the low est possible prices V s THE CHICAGO BEEF TRUST Who aims to control the meat supply of Portland and boom prices by acting through retail markets owned and con. trolled by the trust Prime Rib Roast Beef 10 Beef Sirloin Steak. . .12i2 Small Porterhouse . .12U, Fancy P'rt'rhouse St'k 15 Fancv "T"-Bone St'k" 15 Rolled Rib Roast Beef 12i2 Beef Rib Steak 12y2 Beef Loin Steak 12 Best Round Steak . .. 10 Beef Shlder Steak... t 8 Beef Sh'lder Roast. ., 8 Pot Roast Beef . 8 Rump Roast Beef. . . ., Hamburger Steak .... 8 Corned Beef 6 Beef Tongues, each.., 45 Oxtails, per pound Beef Liver Choice Brisket Beef.. Beef Necks to Boil . . 5 5 5 Beef to Stew 5? Beef Tripe - 8 Beef Kidnevs 5 Beef Brains 10 Veal Shanks for broth 6? Veal for Stewing Si Breast of Veal : 10 Veal Rump Roast- 15 Leg Roast of Veal. . .12i, Sboulder Roast Veal. 10 Loin' Roast Veal 15 Rib Roast Veal 15c4 j Loin Veal Cutlets . 15 Rib Veal Cutlets . . . 15! Calves' Liver 15 Legs of Pork 121, Pork Chops .......... lS Pork Loin Roast..!. 155 Pork Steak 15 Side Pork 12i, Pork Shoulder Roast. 12i Pork Mixed Sausage. 10 Pork Hocks 8 Pigs' Feet 5 Leaf Lard ... 12U Pickled Pork 12V" Our Own Pure Lard. 12 Our Own Breakfast Bacon 17i2$ Our Own Hams 17
