Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, March 13, 1908, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Texti 18 TTTt: MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1908. Pc rtland Agents Butterick Patterns; Perrin's Kid Gloves; Ramie Linen Fiber Underwear; Cossard, La Grecque, Nemo, Estelle Corsets T oday 946th Friday Surprise Sales Great Values at Meier Frank Store TODAY'S 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE OF OXFORDS Today 2 surprises in Go-Carts TODAY-MEIER &. FRANK'S 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE The 946th The 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE 2000 Pairs Ladies' Pettico'ts SEE OUR GRAND WINDOW DISPLAY FRI. DAY SURF RISE An undisputed value at regular price of $5.00 for today $3.79 La dies' Oxfords Another kind, regular price is $7.00, on sale today for $4.95 The $12 Values F Nev Spring Styles Special, $2.18 Friday $3 Oxfords $2. 1 8 2000 pairs of VTt 'men's new Spring Oxfords, $300 values, special $2.18. Included in this lot are women's t n oxfords with extension or lightweight soles, bluchers, Gibson tie and two eyelct stales; wv omen's patent leather oxfords in button, blucher, Gibson tie and two-eyelet styles, made witi'i extension or lightweight soles; women's fine vici kid oxfords in blucher, Gibson tie, two-b utton aud two-eyelet styles), made with extension or lightweight soles. These are all new Sprin g goods, just received. Tlie styles and materials are exceptionally good. This is you r oppoi tunity to provide yourself with suitable Spring footwear at PO 1 Q small cost. Regula r .$3.00 values. Special 1 ay only, Friday. See the window. .P" O MEIER &. FRANKS FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE FOR TODAY Special, $17.35 Jj BROS. CU. The 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE $25aiM!$2 y New Spring To coats at $ 1,7.35 P- In the Men's Clothing Section jonthesecond floor, we place on saje today one of the bestbargainoppor tunities of the season New Spring Topcoats low priced Men's higL-grade hand-tailored Top Coats, Spring fashions, 1908, $25.00 and $38.00 values, $17.35. All natty styles and smart-looking high-grade garments for Spring wear, tailored by "Rochester's" best wholesule tailors. All-wool fabrics in tan coverts, black Thibets and fancy gray, through and through -worsteds, lined with best quality Italian serge and satin sleeve lining. All hand-tailored, with hand made buttonholes, hand-padded shoulders and hand-felled collars. Each garment perfect fitting and of high-grade make. fc1 T or $25.00 and $28.00 coats, special J 1 .OO See Morrison-Street Window Display Meier &. Frank Store's 946th Friday Surprise Sale 3000 Pieces Knit Under wear For Today's 946th Friday Surprise Sale, Val. Up to 70c, Garment 39c Sale includes Vests, Pants. Corset Covers and Union Suits jind is another shrewd purchase in the Eastern market These garments have just arrived" and will be placed on sale today at the following low price; Center Aisle Women's Knit Underwear, including vests, lace-trimmed pants, corset covers and union suits in fine lisle and cotton, nicely QQ made and well finished, values up to 70c each; special, each 3C TODAY MEIER &. FRANK STORE'S 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE 65c-75c Values Silk Fancy Ribbon at 39c Yard 25.000 yards best quality all-silk Dresden and print warp and self-colored fancy Ribbpn, 4 to 6 inches wide, all colors, for sashes, hair bows and fancy waists. The best regular 65c, QQ 75c and 8,5c values. On sale, special, for today only, at this low price, the yard 57C TODAY MEIER & FRANK STORE'S 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE Twenty Pieces Music in Book for 1 9c Twenty Waltzes and Two-Steps for 19c AH the season's songs in book form, including Under the Tropical Moon, Can You Keep a 1 T 1 Secret f I've Been Looking for a Girl Like You. etc.. etc., arranged I JT C DOOK as fascinating two-steps and waltzes, by the noted W. C. Powell, at Some Surprises in Stationery Ideal Art' Stationery, manufactured especially for Meier & Frank Company.- Best quality linen paper in medium weight. For today's Surprise. Sale, on sale at the . following prices: Regular 35c Papeteries, on sale at this special price.. 23 Regular 15c Tablets, Winthrop size, on sale at, special. .10 Regular 25c Tablets, double Winthrop size, special at.. 18 Envelopes to match, Marguerite and Court flaps, pkg...7 Surprise Sale for Today Only Fancy Boxed Toilet Soap Fancy boxed Toilet Soaps, fine milled and pure; in in violet and rose; on sale at, special, box of 3 cakes. -1C Violet Talcum Powder, Dree's best; reg. 25c; special.. 19 Women's Neckwe'r 48c For today, another exceptional sale of Women's Neckwear; all new and desirable neckwear for women, in Croats, bows, jabots, linen collars and coat sets; values included in. this sale not to be overlooked. Make your selections early. The val ues are. exceptional, and in many instances are well worth $1.50 each. There are about 600 pieces. Let us show you. 1000 Yards of Persian Bands $1.25,$1.50Vals.68c Beautiful Persian Embroidered Bands, on white Swiss, iyz and 2V2 inches wide; regular $1.25 and $1.50 values; (SQ on sale at this special low price, today only, the yard. OOC 20c 'Kerchiefs 10c Each Today's 946th Surprise Sale 1000 Handkerchiefs In the Center Aisle, a sale at half price of 1000 dozen ladies' all pure linen Handkerchiefs, with real Princess lace edge; four different patterns; the best 1 f regular 20c values, on sale today only at, special, ea. "C Perrin's Gloves $2.57 Today's Glove Surprise Sale 5000 pairs Perrin's Kid Gloves, 16-button lengths; black, white, brown, tan, gray, navy and red. The flQ CZ7 best regular $3.50 values, today only, the pair. .P 1 OOOGerman China Sets Fourth Floor Art Department Creamer and Sugar Bowl, German China decorated, Ofi an extremely good value in Chinaware; 35c val., set. On sale today in the Big Basement Store. Special Sale Today Only 5000 Matted Pictures, regularly 25e each, special at..lO First week of March Grocery Sale ends tomorrow Note the prices Phones Ex. 4, A 6101 Reduced to $6.85 Women's Petticoats that are well worth $ 1 4 and $ 1 6 and a bargain at that and then to place them on sale at $6.85 is an act that the Meier &. Frank Store only can accomplish and was done by a shrewd purchase on the part of our suit chief Take advantage now Now that the close-fitting skirts are again in vogue, the petticoat requires careful attention in order that the dress skirt may cling in the proper manner. This petticoat fits smoothly over the hips, producing smoothness and accentuating slenderness. Made of the finest quality of rustling silk taffeta, with full flounce 14 and 16 inches deep. Trimmed with five rows ol one-inch bias band or different styles with deep flounce, trimmed with tucks and finished at the bottom with full ruffle. Colors, white, light blue, pink, gray, tan, brown, navy, greeu, Copenhagen, red and black; also full line of changeable effects. On sale for fljfi ft EC today only at this exceptionally low price, each take advantage of sale ...t'',0J MEIER &. FRANK STORE SURPRISE SALE OF MILLINERY For Today, Women's New Ready-to- Wear and Tailored Hats, Sale 1 1 IO-75 f fSs. 94.00 I Value 9 The 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE Prices the $3.75 and $4 Values $2.50 The ready-to-wear Hats that are offered for sale today in our Millinery Section in a variety of styles are new and taken from this Spring's models. The values included in the assortment are well worth up to $5.00, and we place them on sale today, all our regular values of $3.75 and $4.00, at the special price of $2.50. These hats are in the new turban effect, made of perosaline braid, trimmed in silk, rosettes and quills. The new tailored effects that we are offering today are exceptionally stylish. They are trimmed in silk, wings and quills. We just received an express shipment to be placed on sale for our Friday Surprise at this exceptional value, and they range from $3.75 to $4.00 each. Let us show 0 El( you. To be sold today at this special low price, each J)d0 The 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE TODAY 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE WOMEN'S HOSE Special Purchase of 360 Dozen Pair Hose values FRIDAY SALE, 39c PAIR FOR TODAY, WOMEN'S LACE LISLE HOSE 75c Values at 39c Sale starts at 8 o'clock this morning and you should arrange an early visit to the store - The 360 dozen will be distributed through our cen ter aisle and sizes arranged on separate tables The size numbers hanging on each table for your convenience Remember sale starts at 8. 360 dozen ladies' beautiful quality Lace Lisle Hose, in several new designs; colors black, wbite, tan, Copenhagen, sky, navy, lilac, pink, red and champagne; all fast colors; all sizes-, OQ values, up to 75c. See Fifth-Street Window display. On sale at this special price, pair. J7C See 5th-street window display. 75c ""' $XlL TODAY'S 946th FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE OF MEN'S HOSE-See Display Men's " Ajax" Sox, 6Prs.$l The Regular Price Is Always $ 1 .50 for 6 Pairs Today$lfor 6 Pairs EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED WE GUARANTEE THE "AJAX" SOX Guarantee Accompanies Purchase For today only -To introduce the celebrated "Ajax" Socks, of which we are Portland's principal agents, we will sell six pair of these guaranteed socks and coupon will be given with every pair Regular price is $1.50 per box of six pair, our price for today only, $ 1 .00 per box of six pair with guarantee We only have 500 dozen Josell Every man should take advantage of this opportunity The hose is of seamless make, meaning by that, there are no large seams in the toe to hurtthe feet-They come in colors of all blackTtans and black with a white split foot -See the large Morrison-St. window display .ts ptrrEnsox ix lixe for a CAR.VEGIE MEDAL. Kcwufs Louis Ancellna, 10 Years Old, From Death in Wil lamette River. Louis Anr'lina. an It&iiun boy. asred 1 years, "who resides with his parents at ITS C'aruthcrs street, was saved from drowning- In the W illamette River at 5:30 o'clock last niRht through the presence of mind and heroism of Ous Peterson, a deckhand on the tus Samson, who leaped overboard and caught the little fellow as he was sinking for the third time, and carried him safely to shore. The boy had been playing on the dock at the foot of Jefferson street, along side which structure the tug was moored, nd In some manner lost his footing and tumbled headlong- into the river. The rrew of the tugboat, which was about to take out a string of bara-ee, saw the hoy fall from the dock platform, which la nearly 30 feet above the water level w . 1 1 jj fiurr nnv rnnn nnmiiuinn and Peterson leaped into the water fully ciaa ana wearing: rubber top-boots. The rescuer forced to swim W yards before reaching- the drowning youth and succeeded in grasping the youngster just as he was going- down for the third time. The lifesaver then turned about and struggled manfully to regain the pontoon moored alongside the tug-, which he eventually, gained, with his burden, in an almost exhausted condition. Willing- hands assisted the rescuer and rescued to a place of safety, and to many it appeared that Peterson's efforts had been in vain, for the boy appeared lifeless, but Dan Kern, president of the Columbia Contract Company, which con cern controls the tu Samson, attempted to resuscitate the little fellow. Under the vigorous efforts of Mr. Kern the boy soon commenced to show signs of life, whereupon an ambulance was summoned and the lad was conveyed to St. Vincent's Hospital, where Dr. H. O. Parker found that the only serious effects of the acci dent were a number of severe bruises from the fall. A number of persons who witnessed the heroic rescue have announced their intention of sending- Peterson's name to the Andrew Carnegie committee, which body recognizes acts of heroism by the presentation of a medal of honor. Red Cross shoes at Rosenthal's. MeUer flu glaaae for L00. OLD WRECK IS UNCOVERED HVLL OF CLARA- NEVADA IS EX POSED IX ALASKA SAVDS. Eleven-Year Mystery Cleared by a Lighthouse-Keeper Seacrh to Be Made for Cargo of Gold. SEATTLE! March 12. A special cable to the Times from Juneau. Alaska, says James Currie, keeper of the lighthouse at Eldridge Rock, brings news of the finding of the wreck of the Clara Ne vada, which was lost in 1S97, with 65 passengers on board. The purser was the only one ever found. The exact location of the Nevada's hull has been a mystery these 11 years, until the terrific winds of the last few days exposed the remains of the craft to view. Many human bones have been picked up on the beach in this vicinity. The Ne vada is believed to have had a large amount of gold dust on board, ss several Kiondikera were on the way out with their first clean-ups. Parties here are preparing to search for her treasure. CHECK FOUND WORTHLESS J. II. Johnson, ay Lawyer, Arrested for Passing Bad Paper. J. H. Johnson, a lawyer well known in Police Court circles, was arrested last night by Detective Sergeant Baty, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The complainant is Gong Wo, proprietor of a Chinese res taurant on Seventh street between Alder and Morrison, who asserts that after having obtained several meals on credit, Johnson tendered a had 5 check on the German-American Bank in pay ment, and received $2 In change. The check was returned from the bank, marked "no funds." whereupon the Chinese swore out a warrant for John son's arrest. Johnson at first told Sergeant Baty that he had made a micalculatlon. and had thought that he had the money in the bank at the time to meet pay ment for the check, but later admitted there were several more checks which had been issued like the one jriven to the Chinese, and which were likely to be heard from. SMITH'S DAILY ROUND-UP EDITED BY THE FB.K I. SMITH MEAT CO. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" 226 ALDER ST., BET. FIRST AND SECOND STS. VOL, T. NO. 31. PORTLAND, OREGON, MARCH 13, 19j8 PRICK, YOUR PATRONAGE. SMITH'S PORK Absolutely Pure Shoulder Pork Chops. ..12Vi Loin Roasts of Fork 15t Pigs Heads 4 3c Loin Chops of Pork 15 Legs of Pork 122 Pigs' Hocks 8 Center Cuts of Shoulder Roast Pork . , 12 Fresh Leaf Lard 12V2 Pigs' Feet o 5 lb. Pail of Lard 60 Spare Ribs 12V2 Rib Roasts of Pork 15 Roasts of Pork 1() Smith's extra light Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon 15 Smith's heavy Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon 12VW WE HAVE NOTHING UNDER THE VS TO DO WITH THE MAR KETS OX EACH SIDE OP IS. T HEY DO NOT BELONG TO U AND THEY DO NOT CARRY SMITH'S FRESH, CLEAN. OREGON MEATS. At Smith's you can get the finest and choicest of small Porterhouse, "T" Bone and Tenderloin Steaks for 12Va$ And you can't get them at this price in another town in the United States. Help Smith to "fight the Beef Trust" by giving him your patronage. Forget about the Trust markets pass 'em up and come to Smith's. All other cuts of Beef at Smith's, from 3 to 12Vs All cuts of Veal at Smith's; especially good Veal Sausage, 2 lbs. for. . . .25 ALL CUTS OF OREGON LAMB AND MUTTON AT SMITH'S . FISH 6 lbs. of Smelt 23 3 lbs. of Halibut 25 Chinook Salmon 15H Olympia Oysters 30 An abundance of Fine Oregon Chickens for Friday and Saturday, all fresh stock, 16c. to 20c