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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1908)
THE 3IOJRXIXG OKEGOMAX, SATURDAY, MARCH 7. 1908. Pcrrins' Gloves, Fisk, Clark and Flagg Neckwear, Harvard Mills Underwear, La Grecque, Nemo, Gossard, Estelie Corsets, Columbia Yarns Trade Follows TEe Meier Frank Store Advertisements I'OR TODAY ONLY. $2.6 0 Side Combs. . .79 25c Hat Pins, each.. 16 For Today Only: 35c Col lar - Supporters 19c; 85c America Alarm Clocks 73c Today the 4th Day of Housefurnishing Goods Sale CI IECK THIS LIST OF Ni;w BOOKS GOOD R.1 LADING-BOOK SB CTION, 1st FLOOR The Black Bag: $lTl8 My .Lady of Cleve. . .$1.18 The ' Ancient Law. . .551.18 The Great Secret $1.18 Sheph erd of the Hills.$1.18 The "Soke .....$1.18 Rosalind at RcdGate $1.18 Good Reading: New Chil dren :t 'Books at each. .2o Lining Section Just arrived, all the newest shades . and best ' qualities in "Hydegrade" fabrics. "Heath- erbloom has all the appearance and style of silk; 36 ins. wide, 40c per yard. Lucenla. full mer cerized cloth," soft finish; 36-in., on sale at 40e per yard today. New Colored Dress Goods Our new Spring Dress Goods are now on sale, and the Co penhagen blue is selling very rapidly. The favorite this season is shadow and hairline stripe worsteds. AVe are showing a complete Hue of exclusive styles. Kn it Underwear Specials For Women Four e Kc-eUent specials for your consideration today The price reductions will certainly .appeal to economical buyers Quality offered is unequalled for the price 7 f1,iac Ladies' fine quality 7a1lIfC Ladies' Swiss rib 'd cot- l Js VaillcS lisle thread Vests, high VOlUCa ton Vests, low neck and nefk, long sleeves, hand-finished; all A,r sleeveless style, fancy yoke; regular sizes; regular Toe vahies, special, each."C 3oC values, on sale at this special price.' i,.!,'.-,, Ladies' fine rib'd lace- C trainee Ladies' Richelieu ribbed HrUC VaiUcS trimmed Cotton l'ants, JJV VCllUCS Cotton A'ests; low neck, .French band, umbrella style, all sizes; sleeveless, lace yoke and tape shoulder 1 Qfs Tegular 40c values, on sale, special, at.C straps, all sizes; reg. 35c vals., sp'l., ea. Ow Womerfs Muslin Underwear for Today Two lots of women's muslin Underwear for today that will attract hundreds of buyers Note reason why we are making such sharp reductions today 2d floor Lot 1 $1.25-1 50 Vals. Lot 2 $1.25 Values Special lot, slightly soiled Corsot Covers, made' Special lot of ladies' Cambric and Nainsook of' nainsook and lawns, trimmed in dainty Val. Gowns, made low, round neck, with short lnces. embroidery, Heading and ribbon; regu- sleeves; trimmed in dainty laces and embroid- lar $1.2." and $l.o0 vahies, on sale '7'3r. eries, tucks, beading and ribbon; the "TQ at this very special price,, each.. -C j,cst regular $1.25 values, special, each. fC i M.& F. Co'sBusy Furnishing Goods Store 1 1 J There is a reason for everything, therefore when we tell you of this busy Fur- nwsning oooas ueparxmeni, we reason it mat ine purcnase ot the right goods at r .1 l. . : i .c- . i rs ihn rieht time at the risht nrice. and satisfviner thousands of min wKn them selves of our bargain opportunities, tells the cause Six good savings for you it desired today in men's furnishing goods section, Morrison-street entrance Men's Gowns 'Men's large size, well-made white Muslin Gowns, in plain or fancy trimmed ; lO extra special, at, ca. "v Men's Hose 25c Xew' imported fancy Hose for men, the swell plaids, in all the latest patterns, on' sale OC at this special price, pr. SOC Neckwear 29c Men's 50c. Neckwear, newest patterns, four-in-hands, made full French and re- OQ versible; at, sp'l., ea. Underwear Men's silver gray form-fitting worsted ribbed Underwear the best regular $1.25 Qy. value, at, garment. ...Of Men's Shirts 69c Men 's nice quality plain colored ehambray Golf Shirts, in tans, blues and gray; regular fl2Q values, on sale at, each. .UJC Handkerchiefs Men's pure linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs, yA and V2-in. hems; best regular 7g 25c val., special, ea. .C Men's and Boys' Clothing SECOND FLOOR AT SATURDAY PRICES NOTE VALUES Economical parents and men bent on saving by buying good reliable clothes at the lowest prices, as a rale patronize the Meier B Frank Store's Clothing Store Some excellent values today Blouse Waists 33c Boys' clothing special ' today boys' fiOc Blouse waists, sizes 5 to 16 years, in blue chambrays, gray striped zephyr cloth and pink and Oxford striped Madras, full made; OO special value, on sale at, ea. Men's Vest Special Men's fancy Vests, 190S styles. $4.00 and $4.50 values on sale at . .$3.15 All new style and cut, in neat browns, grays or fancy white flannels and mercerized materials; 5 or 6 buttons, all $4.00 and $4.50 vals., each. $3.15 Store Open This Evening Until 9:30 The 6 to 9:30 Attractions $3.00 .Men's Hats $1.39 A Special from 6 to 9:30 A fine line of pearl and tan Soft Hats, $3 value, at $L39. Some black and brown Stiff j? 1 OQ Hats up to size 7 for this low price. .P X.OI Women's $1.25 Gloves Special Tonight Only 29c Ladies' 2 and 3-clasp Kid Gloves, white, black, green, gray, mode; 514, 5, 6; reg- OQn ular $1.25 value, special at, the pair J 25c Neckwear 18c Each A Special from 6 to 9:30 Ladies' white Embroidered Linen Collars, 1, 14, Vz and 2 inches high, sizes 12 to 15; " C regular 25c values, on sale at, special, ea. AOC 25c Handkerchiefs at 12c A Special from 6 to 9:30 500 dozen ladies' Princess Lace Edge Handker chiefs, linen centers; the best regular 1 t 25c values, at this special price, each. 20c Ribbons at 11c Yard 5000 yards 3-inch all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, all col ors and black and white, for hair rib-. 11. bons; regular 20c values, special, 'yard. v $1.25 Waists Tonight 69c In women's Waist section, second floor, this evening from 6 to 9:30, we will offer women's cotton shirtwaists, lawn dotted Swiss in white and colors, trimd with rows of embroidery down front, half inch tucking, pin tucks to a form yoke Vals. to $ 1 .25 for OT7C Oranges! Oranges! 200Q dozen for today's sale in 1 a grocery department; per dozen 1 r C All Day Today $ 1 .65 Pettico'ts On Sale at $1.28 Good quality of sateen Petticoats, made with deep double flounce,' with four rows of small tucks and stitched bands. plain under dust ruffle m Q Values to $ 1 .65 each for 3p 1 .VO Advance Showing of Spring Mdse. in All Departments New Black Women's New Basement Dress Goods Sweaters ' News The largest and best Black Large assortment of ladies' and The House. Furnishing Goods Goods stock, in the entire children's Norfolks and Knit sale today the 4th day, 1000 West, with the light of day Coats, made single or double articles at reduced prices; . n i. ijr i i- largest stock to select from, to select by. Our pnees are breasted, fancy or plam weave ; Anticipate Summer needs. the lowest possible for stand- colors are red, white, gray and ruv now. Prompt sen-ice. ard and reliable goods always. navy; prices from $2.75 to $6.50. Light hmehes, soda fountain. Women's, Children's, Infants' Hose Six great values for today Unequaled values in good, reliable merchandise We offer a good weight in the women's hose, fast colors, etc A splendid school hose for the children and the cashmere hose for the little ones Wonderful values i ' i f I I I Wom'n's Hose Women's Hose Childs' Hose 375 pairs ladies' fast black 340 pairs women's fine black 325 pairs of boys' and girls' Cotton Hose, seamless leg Egyptian Cotton Hose, seamless good strong black ribbed cot- and foot, sizes 82 to 10; for leg and foot; double soles; all ton Ho6e; double soles and today, the best regular sizes Hose, the best regular knees, fast color, all sizes: 15c Values 9c 25c Values 17c 25c Valiies 17c Boys' & Girls' Infants' Hose Infants' Hose 360 pairs of boys' and girls' 300 prs. infants' pure Cashmere 390 pairs infants' black lisle good strong black ribbed cot- Wool Hose; colors white, black, Hose, white tipped toe and ton Hose, seamless foot and tan, red, pink and sky blue; all heel; come in all sizes; the fast black, sizes 6 to 10; reg. sizes; the best regular best regular 15c Hose at 9c 25c Values 17c 20c Values 9c Rah! Rah! Pennants THE THIRD FLOOR. ELEVATOR. Not the kind that are ordinarily offered. We have the exclusive output of the manufacturer. College girls and boys are interested in. this department. The largest -and best pennant display in the city. Let us show you. Bound with satin ribbon and tie strings; fine workmanship and the best finish. THE 50c KIND 33c AS FOLLOWS P. H. S., P. A., S. F. A., Winged M, U. of 0., O. Y. C, H. M. A., O. A. C, S. H. H., S. M. A., A. P. S., Yale, etc. On sale at, each. .33 THE 75c KIND 49c AS FOLLOWS California, Oregon, Washington, Princeton, Harvard, Portland, Columbia, Stanford, Mult nomah, etc.; on sale at this low price, ea..49 Neckwear Spec'l New and desirable Neckwear for women on sale today at sharp price reductions. Two assortments for your choosing OP- kind of women's Neckwear, including ''C bows, collars, Croats and stocks, etc. ; all on sale today for a special. . . . . . .C The 35c values only included in the special sale. Women'sNeckwear 65-75c Vals:, Today 57c Women's Neckwear in 65c and 75c qualities, in the Merry Widow bows, jabots, collars, CJ7 Croats, stocks, etc., today at, special, ca. J C Belts.Bockles.Handbags AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR TODAY Belt Buckles in i 1 v e r and rose 39c Elastic Belts, in colors ; . come in 46c Merry Widow Belts New Arrivals for 65c CI 1000 fine OCt d 1 oxidized s Values isli, in all shapes and sizes ; regular 75c and $1.00 values, today, each. r P '-.-v-- 360 ladies' DO-Cent black and Values the1 SHi regular 65c values, . on sale at the special price of 46c ea.. TaJmi The new Merry'Ml- 1 oday widow Beits; coi- Only ors, black, tan, green, brown, red; each. .65 $ 1 0.OOHandbags $5.95 Women's Alligator Handbags, strap handles, new avenue sty for today only, new avenue styles, $10.00 values, dJP QP special at, each. .V''' Music at Unusual Prices--Any of the Following at 17c, or 3 Copies for 50c All the season's "hits" School Days, Under the Tropical Moon, Bed Wing, Sweet Pickles, She Was a Grand Old Lady, Can You Keep a Secret? Merry Widow, Cozy Flat, Mariutch at Coney Isle, I've Been Looking for a Girl Like You, Dream ing, Any Old Time at All, Love Me and the World Is Mine, Moonbeams and Dreams of You; For You, Dear Heart; Monterey; Good-Bye, Annie Laurie, Buffalo Kate (new), My Jolo Maid (new), Honey Boy, Pansy Ansy Ann, and Good- " T Bye, Sweetheart, Good-Bye, at, per copy. C ANY FIVE OF THESE OPERATIC SELECTIONS FOR ONE DOLLAR Merry Widow, Mile. Modiste; Time, the Place and the Girl; Woodland; Tattooed Man; George Washington, Jr.; Mr. Pipp From Pittsburg, Mar rying Mary, Gingerbread Man, and Forty-five Minutes From Broadway. When in this depart ment, look oyer our Ten-Cent Counter. Depart ment at Alder-street entrance, in the Balcony. Almost a Thousand Savings to Be Effected During Our Annual Housefurnishing Goods Sale Now in Progress in the Basement SILVER TROWEL DUE HERE l.OU' KMBIJ2M GOINU AKOIND THE WOULD. i:pectod lo Roach This City From Poomrllo foon liodjtes Will Celebrate Arrival. W. Mackcniie is a mfmtr of the committee that hia boon appointed by Willamette Lodge. A. F. and A. M.. of this city, to receive the . Masonic trowel of sliver, which is on its way around the world and which is expected to reach thl city In a.-few day. While arrange ments have not been completed. ,the re celt of the trowel will probably be the THvaaion for an elaborate celebration. The trowel was started from New York t'lty and when last heard from was In the hands of the Pocatello. Idaho, lodpe. The trowel will go to every MuboiiIc jurisdiction In Christendom before it com pletes It's ions Journey. Its mission is to eMiibllfh a closer relationship between nil of the Masonic lodR.w of the world. It wa ptsrted on its Journey two years sico from the New York Jurisdiction.. On its tour thus far. the trowel has visited New -York. Rochester, BufTalo. Hamilton. Ontario, Detroit, Toledo, Klkhart, "Chi cago. -'Cedar Rapids. Omaha, Denver and Cheyenne. From Cheyenne, it was sent to Salt Lake City and thence to Poca tello. from which point it will be de livered to the Portland lodge. The trowel was consecrated and dedi cated by the grand lod?o of New York on .October TO, JW5. It was tinst conveyed to Rochester and delivered to tjenesee Falls I,odse. thenee it went toHorns yllle ldgft, thence to Washington Ixlge of RuPfalo. It was then sent across the border to Hamilton. Ontario, where it was received by Barton I-Kjdgc with elab orate ceremonic. GERMAN ALLIANCE HINTED Reported Kins Manuel Will Wed German Princess. . LISBON. March S. The report that Emperor William of Germany will visit Lisbon this Spring, started the rumor here that arrangements were beins made for the marriajte of King Manuel and- Princess Victoria, only- daughter of the Emperor. The early marriage of King Manuel is reported as a necessity of state, but it is understood that the English party at court Is opposed to a German alliance. EIGHT FEET HIGH SCENIC THOTOS. See them at Kiser's. 14 8 Alder st. . Read Sharkey's Sunday ad. TALK TO DODO FARMERS "lKCTtriE TRAIN" MAKES BIG HIT IX PALOVSE. liealgrowcrs Ask Many Question, and Other Demonstrations Have Been Decided Vpon. SPOKANE. Wash., March (.(Spe cial.) Lecturere. on the two days" trip of the wheat demonstration train of the O. R. & N. and Washington State College. Which closed tonight at Col fax,' talked to almost 3000 at 14 different points in Whitman County, and all of those who, listened to the lectures, viewed the exhibits from the State College farm and asked many questions concerning them. Many requests for seed-corn and seeds of other crops' advocated as profitable to be raised on Summer fal low land were received, filed and the seeds will be sent to the farmers re questing them. Many new names were added to the already large mailing list, and requests for college bulletins will be filled ty the station staff. ' So great has the success of this train been, and so important the results shown, that other trains will follow. Interest in the project has been awak ened everywhere, and requests for demonstration trains re already pour-Ting- in from a large territory. General Freight Agent Miller received a re quest from the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce. The train today ' drew crowds at LaCrosse, Hooper, Winona, Endlcott and Diamonds. At Endlcott. T. C. Mansfield, a farmer, complained that he had been dis criminated against In the shipping of potatoes and frrain from Endlcott and at first was very severe in his arraign ment of . the railroad. - General Agent Miller made a concilllatory speech, In which he urged Mansfield ' and - any other man who had a grievance to come direct to headquarters of the rail road and not stand on the street and howl hie grievance to whoever would listen. Portland, and Frank Olesori, prosecuting I fendant was representcdi by Judge N. H. attorney of Wahkiakum County. The de- Bloomfield, a former judge of this coun ty, and Mr. Snelling, of Cathlamet. jury awarded Sl.iO and costs. The Haverman Awarded $150 Damages. CATHLAMET, Wash.. March S. Supe rior Court, after being in session for eight days, Judge A. B. Rice presiding, has just adjourned. Judge Rice being fortunate in clearing the docket this term. Some of the case had been on record for several years. One of the most important suits tried at thla term was that of Henry Haverman vs. Charles W. Flanders, sher iff of this county,, for 00. The plaintiff .was represented by John Ditchburn, of FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST 226 ALDER STREET, BET. FIRST AND SECOND STS. BEEF - Continuous performance at Smith's today from 6 o'clock in the morning until -10 o'clock in the evening. The name of the attraction is "Fighting the Beef Trust" Frank L. Smith will be the star actor; twenty or more assistants will cut and wrap and de liver to the public tons and tons of absolutely fresh and .perfectly clean Oregon meats. Admission free. Come early In the morning. Standing- room only In the afternoon. The villain will be the Beef Trust. It will go down to its death ' cut and slashed, kicked and licked, gToaninR and weeping; at its failure to hurt Smith. There will be a large crowd of healthy young Americans on hand to cheer and scream for the hero. Don't miss the show. Special attention to the ladles and children. Don't fall into the markets on either side of us. We are surrounded by mar kets, but pick your way and -come to Smith's. You'll see Smith's name and "FiRhtlntr the Beef Trust" over the door; then 'come In. ' Soup Meat . .3 4000 lis. of Boiling Beef . . 5d Short Ribs 6 Pot Boasts .7? and 8c Bib Boasts of Beef. .'. 10 Bound Steak 100 Small Porterhouse and "T" Bone Steak 12V2 Tenderloin Steaks 12V Smith's famous cut of Bone less Sirloin Boasts 12V2& Real Prime Rib Roasts, rol'd 15c PORK Every ounce fresh Oregon Pig Pork. You can't find the like of our Pork at any other market. Shoulder Roast Pork 10 and 12V2t Shoulder Pork Chops. . . . .12V2 Veal Sausage Veal Breasts , Veal Chops . . Loin Roast Pork...........l5 Loin Pork Chops 15 Pork Sausage 12Vfc? Pickle Pork 12VZ0 Fancy light Breakfast Bacon 15t Heavy Breakfast Bacon. . .1212 VEAL , 124 I Roast Veal . . . 10-12!2-15c ..:.10M2y2 Veal Stew .8M0c : . . 12-15 1 Veal Shanks 6t
