THE MOUSING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 190T.
ROSE SHOW AND FIESTA-JUNE 19th TO 22d
$5.00 Lace Curtains $2.95
HAND-MADE CLTJNY LACE CUETAINS Come in white or Arabian
color; band-made cluny lace; mounted on best French net, a splendid
curtain; worth $3.00 the pair. Special for (O QC
today , . yp.ZfiJ
GRAY WOOL BLANKETS Sanitary woven; come with pink and bine
borders, and they're good-sized blankets, too. They are (P9 ?AT
regularly worth $4.50 the pair. Special pJ.JJ
These Blankets Would Be the Bight Thing for Outing Use.
White Lawn 14c the Yard
900 yards for today's selling, lace and openwork Apron Lawns; dainty
- sheer stuffs, in purest white, and a grade that usually sells for 20c the
yard. A great special makes the Friday price surprisingly llr
low. Hurry down for your share, yard.... -
TEA CLOTHS Fine hand-embroidered designs, with hemstitched edes;
size 30x30 inches, and made of the purest linen; sell regu- t ?Q
larly at $2.50 each. Special for today only, each pXVff
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FIFTH STREET WASHINGTON STREET
SIXTH STREET
MAIL ORDERS FILLED FROM THIS AD
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Men's Dollar Shirts 79c
A stirring sale for today of the best sorts of men's skirts, of good
materials and the right weight, patterns and styles for this Sum
mer's wear. Plain, white, white with small dots and figures, or
in medium dark colored fabrics. Shirts that will please the fas
tidious fellows that want the shirts they wear to fit 7 f
and look well. Have one pair of separate cuffs; as 7y
good a dollar grade as you'd ask for; today, only. . . .,
$1 Short Kimonos for, 59c
DOZENS UPON
DOZENS OF 'EM.
The patterns are
really splendid,
cool-looking, light
colored lawns,
made up in pretty
styles, and trimmed,
with plain colored
lawn borders.
The light colors
predominate, but
there are plenty of
the darker and me
dium shades, too, in
either striped or
figured designs. A
bargain you'd bet
ter be prompt to
share in. $1 values
59
WOMEN'S SILK PETTICOATS, WORTH TO $12.50, FOR $5.69.
In fine taffeta silk, trimmed with accordion pleating or ruffles.
Have deep flounce and extra dust ruffle. Plaids, stripes,
plain colors (light or dark; and changeable
effects; regular values to $12.50 each. To
day, choice .-. . .
$5.69
Hats Reduced Again
New Styles. Charming, piquant shapes, splendid ma
terials, trimmings that lend the greatest possible beauty,
both in harmony of color and selection of design. Hats
that were chosen for the particular women that form the
clientele of the Olds, Wortman & King Store.
Read well these prices, for they show immense savings
on the already very low prices.
Regular $5.00 values, selling now at $2.98, Friday. .$2.19
Regular $7.50 values, selling now at $3.49, Friday. .$2.59
Regular $9.00 values, selling now at $3.98, Friday. .$2.98
Regular $10.00 values, selling now at $5.00, Friday. .$3.98
READY-TO-WEAR HATS, OUTING HATS, BEACH
HATS, AND ALL SORTS OF SMART LITTLE VA
CATION AND STREET HATS, in Milan, Java, Satin,
Jap, .Beaiord cords and Bedford cord
braids; fine little affairs that sell regu
larly for up to $3.50; special Friday.
$1.25
Children 's Wash Dresses 2 7c
Fine savings for thrifty mothers in the
muslinwear aisle today Children's
Dresses, of plain blue or red chambray,
made in a neat Mother Hubbard style
and trimmed with fancy braid; for little
tots from 1 to 4 years of age; priced
very specially for today only 27 C
NEW KOYAL WOECESTEB COBSETS
This week brought us many shipments of
the newest front lacing form-reducing
Adjusto-Dowager models. These are the
ideal models for stout figures, redu'eing the
abdomen in a twinkling, and always giving
perfect satisfaction. See our fitters about
them.
CORSET SPECIAL Royal Worcester Cor
set No. 871, an extremely elegant straight
front model, in the high bust, waist
lengthening effect; made of figured silk
batiste, in dainty blue or white; regu
lar $7.50 value; special S4 98
today pT.sJ
CUSHION TOPS Stamped and tinted;
great variety of styles and color in floral
conventional; regular price to JQr
50c ; special XJ
ALL MUSLIN PETTICOATS RE
DUCED Short and long skirts, muslin or
cambric; all colored wash Rkirts. black sa
teen and moreen skirts; the entire stock
one-fourth off regular price.
Glassware
Splendid White Sale Specials
on the Third Floor .
THIN - BLOWN GLASS TUMBLERS,
with engraved band; regularly worth 70c
the dozen. Special .50
GLASS BERRY BOWLS, regularly worth
35c each.. Special 20 c
GLASS BERRY BOWLS, regularly worth
25c each. Special. 15d
FRUIT SAUCERS, regularly worth 50c the
dozen.. Special 30
TUMBLERS, thin-blown glass, best qual
ity glass, worth 60c the dozen. Spe
cial 40
CUT-GLASS BERRY BOWLS, 8-inch size,
regularly worth $6.50. Special. .$3.95
CUT-GLASS SUGARS AND CREAMERS,
regularly worth $4.50 the set. Spe
cial $2.90
CLOSING OUT TWO LINES AT HALF
PRICE. READ:
GOBLETS worth $24 the doz 12.00
CHAMPAGNES worth $22 doz... $11. OO
SHERRYS worth $14 the, doz... $7.00
WINES worth $14 the dozen.... $7.00
Notions and Toilet Goods
NEWBRO'S HERPICTDE OT
Reg. 50c bottle. Special... Oi7C
BATHASWEET A delightful pow
der for perfuming the 1 7 f
bath; worth 25c can; special.
TOILET SOAP Kirk's Honeysuckle
brand; 3 cakes for 12
TOILET PAPER Home use; large
rolls; value 9c; special 5
TOILET WATER Pinaud's violet
and carnation; value $1.00; fiCgs
special UiJC
WHITE TWINE For wrapping or
stringing vines; special ..5
STENOGRAPHERS NOTE BOOKS
Smooth paper; value 7c;
special iJC
SEALING WAX Sets in neat cab
inet box; value 25c; special... 19
WRITING PAPER Hurd's Point De
-. Esprit; fine; value 25c; fO
special, box JLZrC
PLAYING CARDS Mascot or Bi
cycle; value 25c package; 7Q
special, package t . . 1JC
BACK COMBS Shell color; fine;
values $1.25 and $1.35;
- special ' ?C
DARNING COTTON Black;
special 3 spools for
5c
Ac
TOILET PINS White, small
cubes; special, each
TOILET PINS Gold-headed, assort
ed, snapes; value loc;
.. a ysv.
special
BLACK THREAD Extra
linen finish, large spools;
special
heavy,
Ac
Shoes Worth to$2.SPr. $1M
LOT ONE 3000 pairs of
women's Oxfords, worth to
$2.50 the pair; today.. $1.69
LOT TWO 8000 pairs of
women's Oxfords, worth to
$3.00 the pair; today. .$1.98
LOT THREE 2000 pairs of
women's Oxfords, worth to
$4.00 the pair, at $2.98
LOT ONE consists of a fine as
sortment of women's low
shoes in kid or white canvas,
with light or heavy soles;
some are fitted with dull tops,
and nearly all are blucher
cut. Any style in this lot is a
good wearing shoe, worth to
$2.50 the pair, Q
Special V1 0i7
LOT TWO consists of many
different stvles of women's
. low shoes, in canvas and leather. The canvas shoes come in blue,
pink, Nile green, tan and white. Then there are some smart
patent leathers, including a new one-hole garden tie. The oth
ers come in button or lace, plain or blucher style; swing or
straight lasts. Included are low-heel Oxfords for girls who wear
women's sizes. Any white canvas shoe in stock, dl QO
worth to $3.00 the pair, special pm&0
LOT THREE, WOMEN'S OXFORDS AND SHOES, showing a
large assortment of tans and blacks, the latter including many
pretty styles in patents, light or medium soles; shoes for street
or dress wear; come in the following colors: Blue, pink, gray,
reseda. Eegular values to $4.00 the pair; special 0 QO
for today . .-. .r.. ... . .. V,.
Come Early
To each purchaser of White Canvas Shoes
that comes before 12 o'clock today we will
give one bottle of White Canvas Cleaner
Free
LORN COST DF MULK
WASHINGTON COMMISSIOXKKS
HEAR EXPERT TESTIMONY.
Adjourn After Receiving Data Con
cerning Lines of Northern Pa.
clflc and O. R. & N.
OLTMPIA. Wash., June 13. (Spe
cial.) The State Railroad Commission
hearing to determine ihe value of rail
road property, adjourned this even
ing to meet at the Hotel Butler, Se
attle, Tuesday morning, where evi
dence of Seattle real estate dealers
will be taken as to the value of rail
road terminals and other property in
that city.
Today's sessions were fclven up to
the identification and Introduction as
exhibits of the reports of the experts
that have been employed by the Com
mission. These included reports on
present right of way values by H. D.
McArthur and Jason M. Averlll, and a
most interesting report by Engineer
Krank Graves, who swore he had
walked over every foot of track of the
O. R. & N.. and whose report covered
in detail the number and sixes of ties
and rails, the number of frogs, sidings,
mlleposts and danger signals; the
depth of cuts and the character of
same, and the depth of graveling on
that line.
Engineer H. P. Gillette put In hun
dreds of pages of figures showing the
original cost of the Northern Pacific
lines, and Engineer H. L. Gray said
that the O. R. & N. officials had de
clared they had no construction cost
records, but that he had found some of
them stored at a Portland dock, and
had been able to check up all items
with the ledgers and engineers' rec
ords of that road. A. C Spencer, of
Portland briefly cross-questioned Gray
in an effort to show the books were
Incomplete as to some of the older
parts of the road, hut Mr. Gray tes
1 1 tied he had been able to cheek up all
of the figures to secure every Item con
sidered in properly learning the orig
inal cost.
Mr. Uillvtt reported the original
cost of the Northern Pacific at $57,
616,355, or about $39,000 per mile, ex
clusive of $380,000 spent for Cascade
surveys from 1879 to 1S82. The gross
amount Includes J6.700.000 spent in im
provements and betterments from con
struction days up to last July. The
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
spent about $33,000,000 in construc
tion and betterments, and the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, reorganized,
spent the balance.
HERDMAN IS GIVEN DEGREE
KISER FOR SCENIC FROH0S.
Imperial Hotel Also Kodak Developing.
Wabasb College Recognizes School
Principal's Brilliant Career.
RICHMOND, Ind., June. 13. (Special.)
Among the several men on whom nor
orary degrees were conferred at Wabash
College, Crawfordsvllle, Ind., was H. H.
I Herdman, principal of the East Side High
School, of Portland, Or., who was given
the degree of master of arts. This was in
recognition of his creditable career since
leaving Wabash 11 years ago, he having
graduated there in 1896.
It's true, common skin becomes satin
rtln by iiflng gatln skin rream ttnii powdpr.
WEDDING
AND VISITING CARDS
W.G.SMITH 6 CO.
WASHINGTON BUILDING
Fourth and Washington Streets
Held for Smuggling Pearls. '
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13. Miguel
Cornejo, arrested in March, 1906, on the
charge of having smuggled pearls here
from Mexico, has been indicted by the
Federal grand Jury. Cornejo is accused
of having smuggled $8385 worth of
Mexican pearls into this port.
CRUSHED BY CAR WHEELS
Oakland Man Killed by Train at
The Dalles.
THE DALLES, Or., June 13. (Spe
cial.) A shocking accident occurred
here this, afternoon in which John
Murray, a young man employed on the
North Bank Road, was killed beneath
the wheels of an O. R. & N. freight
train as it passed along Front street.
near the Umatilla House. Murray, who
with several companions was standing
near the hotel when the freight passed
at a fair speed, attempted to board
the train and, missing his hold, was
thrown under the cars, th wheels
passing over his head. Death waa in
stantaneous. .
Nothing is known of the unfortunate
man here, beyond what his companion
could tell. He came here from Oak
land, Cal., where, it is supposed, he
had relatives. He had been here but
a few weeks, and was about 25 years
of age.
COFFEE
Responsible coffee: we
know of but five: Schil
ling's Best
"srsx AAA ft Aftft Stnd wft-fcftw
Tour irocer returns your money If too don't
Uks it, we par him.
Tult's Pills
Cure AH
Liver His.
Arrest
disease by the timely use cf
Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures ,
SICK HEADACHE
sour stomach, malaria, indi-
gestion, torpid liver, constipa
tion and all bilious diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
Ladies' and Misses'
Suits Vi Price
Broken lines of ladies'
and misses' tailor-made
Suits, marked down to
half price for quick clear
ance. Summer lines are
coming to the front and
we must avoid earring
any suit over the season.
Take advantage of this
offering.
Mail Orders Promptly
Attended to
Satisfaction Guaranteed
SILVERFIELD-
THE FASHION CENTER
Entire Corner Fourth
and
Morrison Streets
Silverfield's Spec ials for To d ay
Our offerings for today on broken lines of the most desirable merchandise, all this season's goods, wiU be of interest to those
who appreciate SILVERFIELD QUALITY, which enables them to supply their wants at a saving of just V2. See window displays.
Lingerie Waists
QOr At Less Than QQr
?0b HALF PRICE "01
'This season 8 Waists, in lawn, mull, lin
gerie; colors, tan, black, polkadot and
plain white; long or short sleeves; but
ton in front or back; regular $2.00 val
ues for .98
Mighty June Sale
Muslin Und'rwear
Take advantage of the savings offered
in the most staple of merchandise 20
per cent reduction on all Muslin Under
wear and White Goods should be an in
ducement not to be overlooked.. Che
mise, gowns, drawers, corset' covers, etc.
Ladies' and Misses'
Jackets on Sale
at Half Price
Special offering of ladies' Tourist Jack
ets, lengths; also misses' Jackets, at
half price. See window displays.
STORE YOUR FURS NOW
It is not generally known that we have a most complete and up-to-date cold-storage plant for preserving Fur Gar
ments during the warm weather. All Furs taken for storage are thoroughly cleaned before being re
turned, and the small fee charged insures them against damage by moths, etc.
Millinery
AT LESS THAN HALF,
PEICE
Radical reduction through
out our Millinery Depart
ment, on high-class Street
and Dress Eats; also all
our Imported Models, as
follows: Eats, values to
7, $2.98; Eats, values
X6 $9, $3.98; Bats, val
ues to $12, $4.98.