Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 15, 1908, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3I0RXIXG OREGONIAN", WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1908. Portland Agents for "Nemo"tCorsets, "La Grecque" Corsets'Gossard" Lace Front Corsets, "Perrins" Gloves, Butterick Patterns, Etc, eier -Frank Store's Clearance Sale in All Departments 16 The M $5.50 Silk Petticoats -. i . i Reduced to $3.45 Eft $9 Silk Petticoatsr-Good Valiies for $5.45 Each Two immense lots of handsome new silk Petticoats to be sold at ridiculonsly low priced today and 'tomorrow Silk nnder skirt bargains worthy the consideration of Portland's shrewdest buyers Lot 1 500 silk petticoats, made with deep plaited flounce -Witt ruffle and stitched bands; also deep flounce with tucked ruffle; navy blue, brown, tan, white; pink, red, green and gray; every skirt in the lot; regular $o.50 value. Your choice flJO Att at this low price, each pOlO Lot 2 500 fine taffeta silk Underskirts, made with deep, gathered flounce and stitched bands; also deep shirred flounce, stitched and corded at the bottom, or deep plaited flounce ruffled at lower edge-colors pink, light blue, . white, black, lavSlder, green, navy, brown, gray, red, tan arrer changeable colorings. Best $9.00 values, at CC 1C . each PJ.tJ Sheet Music, 10c-15c 4 Grand Songs, by Josti: "Good-Bye," "Beauty Eyes" Venetian song, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought," "Spring Song" and 500 others; all at "I 10c copy IvC Way of the Cross, the new Holy City, Rose Leaves, Twittering of the Birds, Rustle of Spring, Sonata, Pickaninnys' Lullaby and 500 others at 15c "I percopy.. -IOC A Great Book Sale Volume Sets Half leather dj-f ff bound; $3.00 values, at, set. .P .vll Favorite Classics Popular Classics, De . votional Library, Brilliant Thoughts, Hawthorne, etc., etc., etc., 1 flr Buster Brown Nuggets, for... 'C Foxy Grandpa, Peck's Bad Boy. .39 Foolish Dictionary, special... 25? Roosevelt Bears, 2 volumes, each.. 95 $1.25 Chatterbox, fr 75 20th Century Home Cookbook 50 Henty Books for boys and girls. . . .19 Buy Muslin Underwear 2d Floor The shrewd buyer will anticipate her Muslin Underwear needs for twelve months to come This year's Annual January "White Fair" offers unrestricted choice from the largest and best selected stock in the West at prices that mean a positive savins of from 25 to 40 on every garment all new high-class merchandise of the very best style, materials, . trimming and make the best product of the lead--ing American manufactu rers Remember every garment in our immense stock is included in the Annual January White Sale Take advantage CORSET COVERS at 25c, 39c, 49c, 69c, and up to, each, spe cial $7.50 NIGHT GOWNS at 47c, 83c, 98c, $1.22, $1.48 and up to each $27.50 WHITE PETTICOATS at 98c, $1.22, $1.93, $2.69, up to, each $48.00 CHEMISE at 69c, 98c, $1.22, to $7.50 SHORT SKIRTS at, ' each, special 49 to $3.98 COMBINATION GARMENTS $1.83, $1.89, to $10.00 Children's Muslins, French Hand-Made Underwear at Very Low Prices S e c o n d Floor. FRENCH UNDERWEAR . Decisive reductions on our entire stock of hand-made and hand embroidered Undermuslins. High-class, exclusive underwear of dainty style and exquisite materials at prices that cannot fail to interest you. No trouble to show goods here. Second Floor. Today Great Mfrs. Sale Portieres and Couch Covers Low Priced iiiiaiiiiii Today your opportunity to buy magnificent Portieres and Conch Covers at a small fraction of their real worth All new, beautiful styles the clean-op of the largest and best mill in America included are traveling men's samples and foreign models used for de'signing models Very large assortment and values never before known in the city Fourth Floor $8 Portieres at $1.95 Each Lot 1 Double-faced Tapestry Portieres, mercerized, with plain edge and fringed ; all lull size, P "l QC good colorings; values to $8; today, each P $12 Pr. Portieres at $2.85 Lot 2 Heavy double-faced Tapestry Portieres, Oriental patterns, full mercerized curtains, with corded edge or fringed; also duplex curtains with corded tfJO QC edge; all full size; values to $12, each V"0" $18 Pair Portieres $3.35 IT A. ft TT : .Ai;i -P.. 11 mnnnin Pl-f iorrtC in Sl two-tone effects and duplex, with silk $jO OC ' Cord and frine' fuU sLs6s; at' each MK$20-$37.50 Forties $3.95 'I Lot 4 Silk double texture Portieres Gobjelins, em- bossed veiour ana novelty .r on teres, Cll-k to $37.50 pair; at this low ""price, each PJJ 75c Reps at 39c Per Yard Short lengths of Cotton Rep in plain colors and figures, also Bagdad stripes; 50 inches wide, 1 to 5 OQ. yards of a pattern; regular 70c values at... $5 Couch Covers at $2.85 Lot 1 Heavy double-faced Couch Covers, Oriental patterns, large variety of designs and JO QC colorings; values up to .$5.00 each, at. . . .y00 $6.50 Couch Covers $3.95 Lot 2 Beautiful Tapestry Couch Covers, with heavy knotted fringe; reversible Oriental patterns, in new designs and colorings. The best regular flJO QC $6.50 values, on sale at this low price. .. ,P0.50 $9.00 Couch Covers $4.85 Lot 3 Heavy double-faced Tapestry Couch Covers, Ori ental rug designs and colorings ; knotted and braided fringes; regular $9.00 val- QiA QC nes, now on sale at this low price, each. . . ,P".00 $ 12 Couch Covers $6.35 Lot 4 Heaviest quality double-faced Tapestry Couch Covers, Oriental rug patterns, fringes CtC OC slightly soiled; regular $12.00 vals. P.OU $ 1 .25 Tapestries, 63c Yard Short lengths of mercerized Tapestries, two-tone effects, in reds and greens, 3 to 8 yards of-a pattern i CO $1.25 quality, on sale at this special low price. "OC Great Clearance Sale of Carpets nnn vardj Rnrlv RrussplR Cnrneti Rio-p- Tne most Important Carpet Bargains of .uuu jards Body isseis uarpeis, Bige thp r are announced for thls week'. low, Lowell aud Whltall makes; hand- selling. In a grand assortment of styles some nstfprrn; 30 to 50 vnrds of n. st vie and patterns; take advantage; 3d .floor, some patterns, to ov yards or a srie, 2000 vyard8 'f Blgelow Axmlnster Car regular $1.90 vals., sewed, fljl VU pets, the most durable carpet made; ex- laid and lined, at, the yard. 1 0 . 2000 yards of Hartford Axminster Car- lined, on sale at this won- CI AO pets, in Oriental designs and colorings; derfully low price, the yd ' elegant qualitv, rich effects; res;. $1.85 2006 yards "Windsor" Royal Wilton Car- 11 j 1 -j j t m mj-i Dots in neat Oriental designs and col- qualltv, sewed, laid and ei OQ brings, two-toned effects, self -colors; a lined, at. special, the Vard. .V carpet that can be scrubbed with soap Groat clearance sale bargains in Lace ;J,uetSWJ"ilita",55:,y ' T A2 Curtains and Curtain Materials. at this special price, yard. . asem't BargainsToday 15c 6-hole Gem Pans, for this sale. .12 60c oval Dish Pans, special at, each 47 35c porcelain Salt Boxes, special at 26 15c Gas Lighters for only, special 12 15c Iron Holders for, only, special 12 $1.50 nickel Lamps, complete, $1.19 5c flexible Cake Turners, special at 4 15c Coat -Hat .Hooks, special, each 12 loc Roll Pins, for, special, each 11 0rIO on a11 our fany Toga, fancy Vases, 15c to $5.00 values, all at half regular prices. 1A PflPP on a11 Bis1ue Figures, values ranging from $1.00 up to $10.00 each. Basement. I Drl0 on all Bronze Figures and Statuary. Values range from $1.50 to $25.00 Half price. Winter Underwear For Men Is Low Priced Men's best quality fleeced Underwear; all sizes in Shirts and Drawers; greatest values ever, offered at this OQ low price; garment. OIC Men's form-fitting ribbed Underwear; blue, brown, gray afid salmon; all sizes shirts and drawers; great value OQ at, garment 0C Men's natural wool Underwear; medium and heavy-weight; all sizes shirts and drawers; 7oc values at this low price; garment ...."JuC Men's "Cooper" ribbed underwear; blue, ecru and QC pink; $1.00 values, at OOC Men's worsted ribbed Underwear; blue, pink and gray; all sizes shirts arid drawers; regular $1.25 values, at QC garment v OOC Men's natural and vicuna wool Underwear; super- 7Q weight; best $1.00 value, at, garment , 5C Dr. Wright's wool Underwear at, garment 65 Fine quality natural wool underwear; super-weight; all sizes shirts and drawers; regular $1.25 value, on sale at QO. garment IOC Men's $1.50 natural wool Underwear $1.19 $2.25 Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear $1.95 Men's $1.50 cashmere wool Underwear $1.19 Groceries at Saving Prices 3 packages of Malta Vita.........25J 6 packages of Korn Kinks 250 1 gallon Log Cabin Syrup. .... .$1.25 y gallon Log Cabin Syrup 68 Pint Blue Label Catsup for. 20 2 packages seeded Raisins ....... .25 JeTI-o Ice Cream Powder, each. . . . 10 2 packages Grape Nuts 25 Duffy's Vinegar, quarts, each 20 Durkee 's . Salad Dressing, 10, .25S and 45 Franco-American Soups, pints .... 20 Sapolio at, per cake 7 Stag Table Peaches, can 20 California Navel Oranges, doz... .25 Fig Prunes at, package... .18 100,000 lbs. -of Meier & Frank's cele brated Mocha and Java Coffee O0 buy all you want at this price J 17 Igs granulated Sugar for. ...$1.00 3 cans Carnation Cream for 25 2 1-lb. cans of Shrimps for 25 1-lb. Ghiradelli's Ground Chocolate 35 qt. C. & B. Lucca Oil for 70fr 2 cans Sliced Pineapple for 15 3 cans Gdld Dust Tomatoes .... . . .25 2 ens Griffin's Solid-Pack Tomatoes 25 3 cans Eport Corn for 25 10-lb. sk. yellow or white Cornmeal 30 Victor Flour none better sack $1.35 cssim I vvives, Our Greatest Sale of Blankets is now in progress on the 4th floor The entire stock of the Union Mill, Union, Oregon, to be sold at a sac rificeAll new standard goods Made for the best-trade House- hotel and boarding-hoase keepers can supply their wants at a huge saving Mail orders filled. 52 lb. BLANKETS at $5.75 Pr. 6 lb. BLANKETS at $6.90 Pr. 1000 pairs of beautiful white wool Blankets with colored borders, full size, fine quality, full weight. By far the grandest values ever offered for the money, at bVz-lb. for, pair $5.75 6-lb. for, pair $6.90 4Va lb. CRAY BLANKETS $3 . 1 2 6 lb. GRAY BLANKETS $4.42 1000 pairs of the very best gray wool Blankets full size and weight and marvelous values at these marvelous and very special low prices for this sale, at 4y2-lb. for, pair. $3.12 6-lb for; pair... $4.42 Fourth floor 500 pairs of gray mottled wool Blankets; most marvelous values at this low price, 5-lb. at, pair $4.05 -lb. at, pair... '. $4.95 Immense line of Comforters at the lowers prices for this special sale. Fourth floor. Spring Mattresses, Pillows, etc., at lowest prices for this special 'sale. Fourth floor. We are sole Portland Agents for "Ostermoor" felt Mattresses. Clearance Toilet Paper 500,000 Rolls at surprisingly low prices.' Take advantage. "Leader" Toilet Paper rojls special 3 each or, dozen rolls 35 "Factor" Toilet Paper1 rolls special 6 each or, dozen rolls... 65 "Imperial" Toilet Paper rolls special 4t each or; dozen rolls 45 "Imperial" Toilet Paper large rolls special 7$ each or, dozen rolls.' 83J "Ondana" Toilet Paper rolls special 4f each or, dozen rolls 45 "Ondana" Toilet Paper large rolls special 8 roll or, dozen rolls .S9 "Peerless" Toilet Paper 2000-sheet packages 12 each; dozen $1.33 "Knickerbocker" Toilet Paper Iirge packages 8 each; dozen S9 Pi 1 .1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 DUMMY FOOLS THE JAILER MAX SAWYER MAKES CTiEVER ESCAPE FROM PRISON". Hides tn Corridor and Talks to Dep. 11 1 y as If From His Couch Next Morning He Can"t Bo Eound. M-MIXNVII.r-E, Or.. Jan. 14. (Speulal.) Max D. Sawyer, the only prisoner In tha Yamhill County Jail at this place, made a :nsattenal getaway last night. Ha had oomplaincd of feeling 111 durins the day. and Deputy Sheriff Dukenfield did not attempt to lock hfm In hi cell until late In the evening. When the deputy appeared the prisoner had rigged a dummy in his cell, while he ' stood out tn the corridor and did the talking for his euposed self. As a result, the cell door was fastened tight while the prisoner was outside. When Mr. Duker field took his breakfast to him this morn ing the prisoner was not thqre with his usual smile. Instead, the deputy found the wire hook that he had used to rlsh his clothes from the cell, and a gaping hole in the Inside wall of the corridor where the prisoner had crawled into the book vault, going- from there to the Sheriffs office, thence out through the basement, to liberty. After gaining his freedom he went to the home of his former partner, at Carlton, and telling: him he had secured bail, obtained his horse and skipped out. Sheriff Carrigan is in pursuit. - Sawyer's arrest and Incarceration was nearly as sensational as his escape, ,He got married, was apprehended at Denver, Colo., and arrested on a charge of em bezalement from his partner at Carlton, all within a week last September. Since that time he has been In Jail here await ing trial on. the embeizlement charge. It is thousht. however, that conviction on this charge could not have been made under the Oregon statute. TELLS OF DESERT JOURNEY HOMER DATEXPORT GIVES HIS LECTURE TONIGHT. Noted Cartoonist Will Recount Ei - periences in Arabia to Audi ence at White Temple. Tonight at the White Temple the public will have a chance to hear. Homer Daven port, the most distinguished of American cartoonists, in his famous lecture describ ing his experiences on his recent expedi tion into the heart of the great Arabian desert, which was made under the aus pices of the Sultan of Turkey. He pene trated' a region never heretofore pene trated by white men and had some re markable experiences with the warlike tribes of the desert. Mr. Davenport will illustrate the lecture with his own draw ings and will tell in his own inimitable manner of the strange experiences that befell hirrVy One of the interesting incidents of the lecture will be the fact that he- will be introduced by Harvey W. Scott, editor of The- Oregonian. Mr. Scott and Mr. Davenport are friends of lifelong stand ing and the former has been associated with the cartoonist's father in the making of Oregon for more years than Homer Davenport lias lived. Mr. Scott has al ways taken a great Interest in the bril liant young Oregonian who has made a world-wide reputation as . an artist in black and White and it is eminently proper that the chief figure in Pacific Coast Journalism should introduce the greatest cartoonist the Pacific Coast has ever produced. . It will be a notable occasion and will be lon remembered by those who are fortunate enougli to secure seats in the White Temple tonight. Tickets will be on sale at the church, as there are no reserved seats.' It is a case of first come first served. Portland should turn out in force to hear her talented son tell the thrilling story of his achievements. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Remarkable values In high-grade mer chandise, at McAlIen . & McDonnell's. Don't overlook this great opportunity, Registration Now 2493. .More than 300 voters a day is the average registration at the County Cleric's office. Yesterday there were 365, 281 belngr Republicans, 63 Demo crats, and 21 miscellaneous. This makes a total registration to date of 2495. Of these. 1976 are Republicans, 442 Democrats and 77 miscellaneous. CARD OF THAJJK8. We desire to thank the kind neigh bors and friends for their kindness and svmpa'thy shown to us during the last illness of our beloved Edna, and also for the many beautiful offerings which were contributed to her. MR. AND MRS. ORIN E. BROOKS. When you are looking for Smith's, avoid the markets around about us. They do not belong to us, have no connection with us and they do not handle Smith's meat. See that you come to the market of Smith, the trust fighter, and see that Smith's name is over the door. In the tug-of-war between Smith and the Beef Trust we want the neople and Smith to win. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. 226 Alder St., between First and Second Sts. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST." SPEGIAL FOR WEDNESDAY Our 5c Beef Specials have been such a tremendous success that we are continuing them every day. Come and get all you want. Absolutely fresh Oregon Beef can be found at Smith's only for, per pound o Especially fine Porterhouse, Sirloin, Tenderloin and "T Bone Steaks, at 12VaS lo Chickens, per pound 15 Picnic Hams, per pound .L2l'2(fc Cottage Hams, per pound lS1 Smith's Lard, 5-lb. pail 60c Breakfast Bacon. ..... -16?, 17V$ Veal Stew ....8 Roast Veal.. 10S 12 V Veal Cutlets h 12 Vtf, -15 Beef ,.3?, 15 Lamb ..5. lo Pork 5. 15 Fresh Flsb. Fresh flams. FresH yter, All lean Meats Kept protected from dust and. srerma under glass until yoo buy them. All meats welched onj nlaln Charlllon scales scales that have made a record for honesty. Anybody can understand Smith's scales. A child can read them.