THE MORNINQ OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1907.
Headquarters for Trunks, Traveling Bags, Bathing Suits, Kodak, Outing and Picnic Supplies of All Kinds Look to Your Vacation Needs
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SaleMen?sQufciegSiiits
$18 to $29 Values at $13.35
$22.50-$25 Vals. $16.85
Continuation of the great sale of Men's Outing Suits today This
season's most up-to-date styles and materials at a price below actual
manufacturing cost Take advantage. Worsteds, fancy Tweeds and
fancy Flannels in neat designs and colorings for hot-weather wear
Light and medium grays, quarter-lined Trousers with belt loops and
turn-up bottoms, single and double-breasted sack Coats;' stouts and
regulars ; also extra size3. All new, up-to-date garments, made by
America's leading wholesale tailors. The values offered are the
grandest you will have the opportunity of buying this season. Two
immense lot3 to select from. Your choice today at following prices :
$18-$20 Suits at $13.35
$22.50-$25 Suits $16.85
Cnprrliht. 1
Pei-rins' $4 Long Kid Gloves $2.85
"Perrins' " real French Kid Gloves. .Best $4.00 values at $2.85 pair. All new goods of the best style
and quality. The highest grade of kid gloves that France produces are to be sold at a price below
what we can buy them for today. All new stock extra quality glace kid ; full 16-button length ;
every pair fully guaranteed to give satisfactory service. Black, tans, browns, and a good assortment
of all the new colors. Sizes 5y2 to 6. The economical buyer will, anticipate her needs, for many
months at this unusually low price. Remember, every pair genuine "Perrins'" $4.00 t QC
real French' Kid Gloves; these are exceptionally low priced for this sale at the pair.... pt0J
Men's 50c-75c 4-in Hands 25c
1.50 Silk Front Shirts at 95c
Poros-Knit Underwear on
Sale at, per Garment 37c
Great Saturday Sale of Men's Four-in-Hand Ties; 500 dozen
new, attractive styles in every pretty design and coloring;
the greatest neokwear values the town has ever known; made
full French fold and reversible; light and dark colorings;
best patterns; 50c and 75o values; buy all you want )
of them; these exceptional values on sale today at OC
Special lot of Men's Silk Front Shirts; handsome styles; made
coat style; cuffs attached; cool, stylish Summer fr
shirts; $1.50 values, at the exceptional plow price of
Men's Poros-Knit Underwear. The real Summer garment;
white and blue ; all sizes in shirts and drawers ; o T
wonderful value for today at only, the garment...
en's fancy figured Pongee Shirts in blue, pink, i
greys and tans; $2 values; on sale today only at 1
Women's Neckwear Bargains Today
Women's Embroidered Linen Collars; all this season's latest novelties; come in broken lota in ro
sizes 121,2 to 15; great values; go on sale today at the exceptionally low price of, each.... wOC
Women's hand embroidered, hand hemstitched pure linen Collar and cuff sets; these are the rr
regular $1.25 values; will be placed on sale at the exceptional low. price of each, set OJ7C
500 neck lengths of ruching in colors black, white, cream, light blue, pink, red and brown;
the regular 25c value; go on sale for the exceptionally low price of the yard; OC
Venise lace "T". Stocks; big variety; the 50c values to be placed on sale, at each. 23
"'Vclo,, We are Portland agents for "Vudor" Porch Shades, all izes; complete
ifj f" q j" j with ropes, pulleys, etc., ready to be hung. Prices very reasonable 3d floor.
r OrCn jnadeS Camp Chairs, Camp Stools, Rockers, Swings, etc. On Third Floor
6 to 9:30
Specials
LyonsToothpowder
2000 cans of Lyons famous Tooth
, powder. Best on the lnarket ; spe
cial value tonight 6 to 9:30 "1 fn
only at, per jar, this sale "C
No phone orders filled.
Post Card Albums
Special lot of Post Card Albums ; im
ported designs; good quality; great
special from 6 to 9 :30 only O "I
at this 'low price, each.... C
Handkerchiefs 5c
3000 dozen women's fine hemstitched
colored border handkerchiefs; dain
ty and pretty; pink, blue and red;
the best lOo values; on sale
6 to 9:30 only, at each
Women's Hosiery
1000 pairs of women 's fast black cot
ton Hose; full fashioned, fast black
and stainless; 6izes 8V2 to 10; the
regular 25o values; go on "t Q
sale from 6 to 9 :30 at pair oc
Cigar Fans 5c Each
500 cigar folding Fans, handy for
traveling, etc; great special value
tonight from 6 to 9:30 at this C,
low price; on sale at each JC
Corset Covers 19c
500 women's Cambric Corset Covers,
lace and embroidery trimmed; blouse
and tight fitting styles; 35o "1
values; on sale 6 to 9:30 at 17C
Table Napkins
Silver bleached Table Napkins; hem
med; splendid patterns; best $2.50
values; go on sale 6 to J1 Q?
9 :30 only, at the dozen P 1
Linen Suiting
Special sale, bleached Linen Suiting,
36-inch; just the thing for hot
weather suits, etc. 50o val- OQ
ties; on sale 6 to 9:30 at yd J7C
Lace Curt'ns 48c Pr.
Special lot Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, white only, 36 in., 3 yds. long,
4 patterns to select from; wonder
ful value; go on sale 6 to AQf,
9:30 only at, the pair....."OC
Printed Madras 1 4c
2000 yards printed Madras; stained
glass and floral patterns copied
from foreign goods ; 25o 1 A
value; on sale at the yard
Basement Specials
17-qt. gray Granite Dish- C1?
pans; 75o value; at each... I C
35e gray granite lipped Ket- Off
ties; 5-qt. size; special ea.
Folding Cots $2.39
Special lot of Folding Cots for camp
ing; regular $3.00 values; on sale
from 6 to 9:30 only at tO OQ
each Third floor Pi.O
Camp Stools for 19c
Great special sale of Camp Stools;
best 30o values; these go' on sale
from 6 to 9.:30 only at this 1Q
low price Third floor. ... 1 v.
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Values to $40.00 for $18.
Portland 'g leading Cloak and Suit Store announces another
great special sale of women's high-grade Silk Suits, all this
season's very prettiest creations at a price below the cost of
material alone. Silk Eton Suits, Silk Shirtwaist Suits, Silk
Jumper Suits, 100 garments in the lot.
desirable in plaids, checks and stripes.
Every one new and
The Shirtwaists are
fancy trimmed with lace and applique, kimono sleeves. The
Jumper Suits are full tucked, skirts trimmed with bias folds
in the plain tailored effectB. Eton Suits are trimmed with
tailored straps and full-pleated skirts ; all sizes,
best colorings. Silk Suits that find ready saleg1 Q OC
at prices up to $40.00. Choice today at P 00 J
$2.50 Lawn Waists $1.22
Fine Lawns, all the very latest styles in endles3 variety; fancy
Waists, tailored Waists, Marie Antoinette Waists and College
Blouses ; fancy yoke3 trimmed in lace, embroidery and clusters
of pin tncka, or front of tucks on rows of embroidery; long or
short sleeves; also a big line of colored Waists, in all the very
best designs and colorings; all sizes. Regular a- rr
$2.50 each, choice ,k X
Clean-up
Sale of
Parasols
$2.00 values, reduced to, ea. . 08
$4.00 values, reduced to, ea. .$1.73
Lot 1 Take your pick of all our
$1.25 to $2.00 Parasols, white and
eolored styles, in grand assortment,
go on sale at the low prioe of 08
Lot 2 Take your pick of all our
$2.50 to $4.00 Parasols; come in
white, pongee and plain colors, in
a good assortment; on 11
sale, at special, each. . . .P
85
$ 7.50 values reduced to, ea..j2.95
$10.00 values, reduced to, ea. .55.98
Lot 3 Take your pick of all our
$4.50 to $7.50 Parasols; ponpees,
plain and colored silks, linens, Dres
den borders, etc.; all J0 QC
on sale, special, each p,
Lot 4 Take your pick of all our
magnificent $10.00 Parasols,, in all
the season's prettiest styles; all go
on sale at special price of.. 5j?5. 98
A Great Sale of Children's Dresses
$3.50 Values at $1.48
Saturday sale Misses' and Children's Sailor Suits in blue and tan cham
brays, trimmed with fihite braid and pleated skirts; also dresses pink
and white striped wash materials, with white collar, cuffs and belt of
white pique; pleated skirt; come in ages 4 to 14 years; Ql A Q
values up to $3.50, and go on sale at this low price V "0
$2.50 Wash Suits 98c
Misses' and Children's Buster Brown Suits of blue and tan chambray,
trimmed with white braid and buttons; also Jumper Suits of blue
chambray trimmed with bands of blue and white checked material;
pleated skirts ; also Sailor" Suits in blue and tan, large collar, and
trimmed with white braid; come in ages from 4 to 14 years; QO
values up to $2.50; go on sale at the low price of each.... fOC
Undermuslins
Four Great Special Lots of Gowns
and Drawers at exceptionally low
prices today Best styles and qnal
ities These bargains are far su
perior to any offered This Season.
Women's Cambric and Nainsook
Gowns, trimmed in fine VaL laces, fine
embroideries, cluster of tucks, bead
ings and ribbons and insertions
made of , low, round and square
necks; also high-neck styles; long
and short sleeves, full width and wide
hems on the bottom ; all sizes in great
assortment and matchless values, at
following prices:
$2.50 to $3.00 Gowns $1.79
$3.50 to $4.50 Gowns $2.57
$6.00 to $7.50 Gowns $3.93
Women's Cambria and Nainsook
Drawers, made of very fine em
broideries, laces, insertions; trim
med flounces, made with fitted
waistbands; regular $3 QO
to $4.50 values, pair pii0
Special lot of Cambric Drawers,
made with lawn flounces and clus
ters of , hemstitched tucks l Q-
. 65o and 75o values, at pair. "Ol
Children's 35c Hose
Only 16c Per Pair
3000 pairs of Boys' and Girls' fast black ribbed cotton Hose;
double knees, heels and toes; fine and heavy ribbed; all 1 E
sizes from 5Vi to 10; 25c and 35o values; on sale todaj"C
Drug Sundries and Notion Specials
Bath . Sponges, large size, on
sale at, special, each....l9
Hardwood Toothpicks, striotly
high grade, polished; on sale
at special, the box 4
Tanglefoot Fly Paper, special
price at, the sheet 3
Wild Thyme Toilet Soap, ab
solutely pure, on sale at spe
cial, the dozen cakes. . .25
Palm Olive Soap, cake. . . 8
Williams' fine Toilet Soap, 3
cakes in a box; new odors, on
sale at, special, the box..l9
Frenoh Tooth Brushes, in all
shapes and sizes; regular 25c
values, go on sale, each. .12$
Wire Coat Hangers, each..4
Torrey's Razor Strops, good
quality hide, all finished and
dressed; special, each....39J
Patented Trousers and Skirt
Hangers, on sale, each..l2
Eaton Hurlbut's fine Station-
. ery; best quality linen paper,
all the new shapes, in fancy
boxes; the regular 50c values,
go on sale at, box 28
Writing Tablets, good quality
ink paper, ruled or unruled ;
two tablets for. 5
Commercial Envelopes, best
quality, 5 and 6-inch sizes,
regular 10c values, at....7
COVRT ACTS FAVORABLY ON SIX
PETITIONS.
All Allege Desertion, and Wivea
Make No Contest to Suits Chil
dren Figure In One Case.
Judge Sears yesterday severed the gall
ing bonds of matrimony for six couples,
all the suits having been brought on the
grounds of desertion. As none of the
defendants appeared to answer to the
charges brought against them, the cases
went by default.
The most Important case was that of
P. Barbeau Valle. formerly an attorney,
but now a commission merchant doing
business on Front street. He made the
complaint that his wife had deserted him,
but the real cause for his matrimonial
difficulties seemed to be that his wife
would not come West when he did. Valle
said he had settled $75,000 on his wife
when they were married. She preferred
to make a trip to Europe Instead of com
ing to Oregon to live. Valle testified that
be lost bis fortune in "Wall street four
years ago, and that he came to this city
to find the wealth he had lost. The
understanding was that his wife should
come out when he bad made his fortune.
O. P. Chamness was granted a divorce
from Viola Chamness, to whom he was
married ecember 9, 1S74. He alleged de
sertion. Harry B. Davis charged that his wife,
Georgia' L. Davis, was not a fit person
to have the custody of their two children,
Gladys, aged S years, and Fay, aged 3
years, and asked that he be given the
children upon the granting of the divorce
on the ground of desertion. This was
granted by the court.
Philip T. Balls married Margaret I.
Balls at Portarlington, Victoria, Australia,
on December 29, 1900. He claimed he did
not know the whereabouts of his wife,
whom he alleged to have deserted him.
George H. Elkerton was divorced from
Carrie B. Elkerton, to whom he was mar
ried April 28, 1896, and who he said had
deserted him.
Arthur J. Hanna said that he and his
wide. Opal Hanna, were married March
12, 1904, but that she deserted him May
30, 1906. A divorce was granted.
H. W. GOODE'S HEIRS ARE SUED
Portland Railway, Light & Power
Company Claims Trust Estate.
The Portland General Electric Company
yesterday brought suit against Helen
Go ode and Henry Falrclough Goods,
daughter and son of the late H. W.
Goode, asking that a guardian be ap
pointed for the children and that a deed
be given It to block 28, of this city, which
was conveyed to Goode in trust for the
company. Mr. Goode, formerly president
of the Portland Railway, Light & Power
Company, delivered to the railway com
pany a declaration of trust regarding the
lot on March 8, 1907.
The company alleges that it paid J339.
000 for the property, having purchased
lots 3 and 4 from Thomas Scott Brooke
for 94,000; lots 6 'and 6 from ' Louis J.
Goldsmith and Alice H. Goldsmith for
J76.000, and lots 1, 2, T and 8 from Eliza
beth R. Glisan, Rodney L. Glisan, Caro
line C. Glisan and Florence Glisan Minott
for J170.000.
Bricklayer Brings Suit.
G. Zanells has brought suit In the Cir
cuit Court ' against J. J. Richardson to
recover J 661.22, which he claims to be
due him for work and material used in
bricklaying In the Marquam Grand Theater.
WORTH YOUR WHILE.
No fake sales at this store. When we
say "reduced" we mean genuine reduc
tions. For today we offer our entire
stock of Summer wash fabrics at closing
out prices lawns, organdies, mulls and
all sheer materials.
M'AT.T.FiN A M'CONNBLL.
POSITION IS ABOLISHED
NO GENERAL MANAGER FOR
CORVALLIS & EASTERN.
Successor Will Not Be Named for
Guy V. Talbot, Who Resigned.
Nevins In Control.
With the resignation of Guy W. Talbot
as general manager of the Corvallls &
Eastern Railroad Company, which was ac
cepted Thursday, the positions of general
manager and assistant to the general
manager of that system have been
abolished. This announcement was made
yesterday In circulars Issued by J. P.
O'Brien, general manager of the Harrl
man interests here and president of the
Corvallls & Eastern. This move closely
following the purchase of the Corvallls &
Eastern by the Harrlman Interests is for
the purpose of bringing the management
of the line more closely under the Port
land offices.
Following this change George F. Nevins
has been appointed general superintend
ent of the Corvallls & Eastern and will
have direct control of the line. Mr.
Kevins baa been assistant to Mr. Talbot
and the abolition of Mr. Talbot's office
and Mr. Nevln's appointment as general
superintendent is practically equivalent to
Mr. Kevin's appointment as general man
ager. Mr. Nevins will have charge of the
Albany offices, where he has been
stationed for several months.
Another step In harmonizing the Cor
vallls & Eastern with the remainder of
the Harrlman system in Oregon Is the
appointment of J. W. Newklrk as treas
urer of that road. Mr. Newklrk Is con
nected with the First National Bank of
Portland, which is the depository of the
Harrlman lines in this territory. The
position of treasurer was also held by
Mr. Talbot, who severed his connection
with the Corvallls & Eastern to become
vice-president ,and general manager of
the Oregon Electrlo Railway, the new
Salem line.
Indians Fined by Judge Wolverton.
Pleading guilty yesterday in the United
States Circuit-Court to a charge of carry
ing liquor into the Umatilla Indian reser
vation, Wild Bill, Dan Gonyon and
Charles Bellinger were each fined $25 by
Judge Wolverton. Unable to meet the
fine, the trio was lodged in the County
jail. George Marshall, another redskin
from the Umatilla reservation, pleaded
guilty to horse-stealing and will serve a
sentence of six months In the County
Jail.
"Always tired" describes a dangerous
condition. Hood's SaraapariUa will give
you strength. -
The Beef Trust has made a desperate effort to capture Portland,
but ther harder it tries the flatter it will fall. Smith has pledged his
word to keep Portland out of the clutches of the Beef Trust, and with
the help of the publio patronage, he will do it. The Beef Trust will
never be able to raise the price of meat in Portland 6c and 10c a
pound, at a clip not as long as you and your neighbors patronize
SMITH.
Frank L. Smith Meat Go.
226-228 Alder Street, Between First and Second Streets.
"FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST r
Small Porterhouse Beef Steak lS1!
Small Sirloin Steak -.....!!
Small Tenderloin Steak ".".12V&
Round Steak ...lOd
Shoulder Steak ....". 8
Shoulder Roast Beef 8
The Best Pot Roasts in Oregon "
Brisket Beef : 4
Brisket Pot Roasts - ". . '. ". . '. '. . '.". '.". 4
T-t - a Tl B A 1 1 a- -X 1 . . ........ ,
soup Meat !.!!!!!!!!!.!! 2
Soup Bones ".."."."."." 1 &
You are invited to call and see the exhibition of Mr." Batch and
the foolish virgin. You will see SMITH'S name over the door-then
come iz'