Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, March 30, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3I0RMXG OREGOMAX, MONDAY, MARCH 30. 1908. Merchandise Purchased on Credit Today and Tomorrow Will Go on Your April Account Portland Agents for Butterick Patterns -' - - ' L T1 aster ramus 14 HE Meiieir tor9s Mjletiiini Easter Sale of Fine Jewelry Special lot of Hair Barettes, plain and fancy designs, gold-filled and lancy hligrree; large variety; Q regular 75c values,- for, eacu.' Fine gold-filled Brooches, beautiful patterns in gold, silver and antique finishes, with large amethyst, jade, lapis, coral aud emerald settings; a wonderful value, oil sale fl? 1 at this low price, each.M Scarf Pins- and Link Sets, new jade cameo, lapis and moonstone settings very stylish, in large assort- 9 Q ment ; on sale at, special, ea.' Gold-tilled Lockets, plain polish or fancy rose finish; values up QO to $2.,")0 each, on sale at, ca. Station'ry Sale Whiting's Initial Paper of best qual ify linen, every sheet embossed with your initial in gold or color; the best regular ;5c and 50c values, )0 on sale at this special price. V Good quality linen finish Writing Pa per, the best 2c values, on sale at this special low price. "v Mousseline de Paris Writing Paper linen paper, 1-lb. packages, J00 sheets, great value, pkg. hnvelopes to match the above two shapes, special value, pkg. Fancy Shelf Paper in all colors, 10-yard folds, at two folds for. 500 Comforters at $ 1 . 1 7 Ea. 500 silkoline covered Comforters, filled with white laminated cotton ; best patterns and colorings. ..$1. 17 400 high-grade Comforters, French sateen-covered; best patterns and col orings; filled with white laminated cotton; full size, $4.50 vals.. $3.65 00,000 Yards Magnificent Embroideries Today Opr Great Altera! Easter Sale 4V2, 5 and 634-Yard Strips, Values to $4.50 at 87c Strip 412, 5 and 634-Yard Strips, Values to $9 at $1.59 Strip 4, 5 and 634-Yard Strips, Values to $ 1 2 at $ 1 .89 Strip For today we take great pleasure in announcing our Annual Easter Sale of fine Embroideries This simple statement without any further details what ever, would suffice to attract an immense throng of eager buyers Full par ticnlars are given for the benefit of new residents and women who have never shared in the wonderful values this event offers 100,000 yards in this great lot; 4, 4, 5 and 63A-yard lengths, secured from famous manufacturers by our commissioners in St. Gall, Switzerland A marvelous array of beautiful embroideries 1 to 27 inches wide and including edges, insertions and galloons in Swiss, batiste, nainsook and cambric Designs in English eyelet, imitation t handwork, filet, and baby Irish suitable for women's waists, lingerie, gowns, corset covers, trimming undermuslins, infants and children's wearThe as sortment and values the best we ever provided Store opens promptly at 8 o'clock Better plan to be here early if you want to share in the best bargains Mte, 5, 634-Yd. Strips, Vals. to $4.50, Q7c Strip 4'2, 5, 634-Yd. Strips, Vals. to $9, $1.59 Strip 4, 5, 634-Yard Strips, Vals. to $12, $1.89 Strip See Big Fifth-Street Window Displays Today Hat Drapes $2 Vals. 98c Great Easter sale of 500 very beauti ful Chantilly Lace Hat Drapes in black, white, light blue, red, navy, greek and pray; full yards long; all new, up-to-date styles; an advan tageous purchase enables us to offer $2.00 values at the low price of 98c ea. Auto Veils $2 Vals. $1.18 Great Easter Sale of 1000 line new Chiffon Auto Veils, 3 yards long and hemmed edges; colors are white, pink, light blue, red and green; handsome styles, $2.00 values, at, each. $1.18 New Net Veils $5VaI.$2.89 Great Easter Sale of 500 very beauti ful "Merry Widow" Net Veils,' yards square, edged with taffeta rib bon. The very newest and most ap proved styles ; regular $5.00 values, at this special low price, each. $2. 89 Easter Gloves Headquarters for silk and kid Gloves, complete lines of all styles, kinds and grades, and all the newest shades. Prices the lowest. Mail orders filled. Easter Neckwear in a grand assort ment of styles on sale at all prices. Magnificent display of Parasols, in every style and grade, at all prices. $9 Petticoats $5.85 $15 Skirts $6.85 Two exceptional values in Silk Petticoats and new Spring Walking Skirts Bargains we know cannot be equaled 500 high-grade Silk Petticoats, made ot heavy rustling taffeta silk, with 14 inch "flounce of plaiting and ruffle. Two rows of shirring and tucks or five rows of half-inch bias baud; splen did color assortment, including white light blue, gray, tan, green, Copen hagen, brown, navy, red, black and a full line of changeable colors; reg ular values up to $9.00 C O C cadi, on sale at. special. P"0 J Special purchase of 200 fine -new Spring Walking Skirts in black, navy and a large variety of checks, stripes and mixtures, in liiama cloths, serges, tweeds. Styles are plain flared and pleated and trimmed with bias folds of self material; beautifully made and finished; regular values up to $15.00 each, on sale Cl QC at this special price, ca.P0J COTTON SHIRTWAISTS GREAT VALUES g 1 .92 EA. Great Easter sale of women's fine cot ton Shirtwaists, made of sheer lawns, batiste, dotted Swiss and allover em broideries; styles are very pretty; seven rows of .Valenciennes lace. clusters of tucks between each row, solid pin-tucked yoke or. solid trout ol coarse and hue embroidery; great variety, all sizes; best values of the season, at this low price, each. $4.50 Curtains $2.85 $3.50 Curtains $2.15 High grade Lace Curtains at a big saving Thousands of pairs of the most desirable styles On the Third Floor Lot 1 Great sale of the very best quality French Net Curtains, with linen Cluny edging; iy2 ins. wide, white "only; size, 2i2 yards long and 50 inches wide; regular $4.50 values, on sale at this special low price, pair.P0 J Lot 2 Best quality French Net Curtains, made in our own work rooms; white only; 3-inch hem on front and bottom; no edging; full 48 inches wide, 2V yards long; the regular $3.50 values, 1 on sale at, special, pr.P J Custom shade and drapery work our specialty. Best material and workmanship. Prices always low. $ 1 Silks at 69c $2.00 Dress Goods $1.49 Great Easter sale of fancy Silk Suit ings 3500 yards, in a great assort ment of stripes and checks, in navy, tan, brown, Copenhagen, green, gray, black and white, blue and white all new, desirable silks of superior qual ity and suitable for waists, suits, dresses, etc. Silks that, most stores would ask $1.25 and $1.50 the yard for, today, tomorrow and CQ Wednesday, on sale at, yard. 0C See Fifth-Street Window Display. Three great lots of fine Wool Dress Goods: 47-inch French Voile, in all the desirable shades, including cream; 48-inch shadow stripes, blue, gray, tan and' reseda; 45-inch silk and wool plaid voiles, all new, beautiful ma terials; regular $2 val- d1! AQk ues, on sale at, the yard. . K $1.92 20 to 45-Yard Remnants of Carpets 100 Remnants of fine Carpets in 20 to 45 yards of a pattern, at prices never before quoted on floor coverings of equal quality and style. The lengths, 20 to 45 yards of each pattern, are sufficient for large-sized rooms Pat terns and colorings are the best, and prices of importance to housewives, hotel and boarding-house keepers, etc. Brussels Carpets, regular price $1.35, at, yard.. 89c Body Brussels, regular value $1.85, at, yard.. $1,255 Axniinster Carpets, regular value. $1.60, yard. . 95 Hartford Carpets, regular $1.85 value, yard.. SI. 15 Bigelow Carpets, regular $2.20 value, yard.. $1.31 Trices hold good only when entire remnant is taken. Easter Gloves Sensational Easter Sale of 5000 pairs of 16-button length Silk Cloves of the highest grade black, white, light blue, navy, Alice blue, Copenhagen, pink, old rose, castor, tan, brown, pongee, champagne, helio and lilac, double-tipped fingers, all sizes, 5 1-2 to 8 Colored silk gloves are going to be in great demand this Summer The shrewd buyer will anticipate her needs now at a sav ing and while assortment is complete O Our best $1.75 values on sale at, pair y liJ Most stores ask $2 and $2.25 for silk gloves of equal quality All Mail Orders carefully and promptly filled 2000 pairs of- 16-button length Suede Lisle Gloves in black and white; the best $1.25 values, on sale at Clf this special low price, pair. 1000 pairs of women's and children's Gaurrflet Gloves of dressed and un dressed kid; very best styles and shades, all sizes; regular $1.25 val ues, on sale at this special Q O pricey pair take advantage. Jw LONG GLOVES $2.47 PAIR Chamois Gloves are going to be right fiQ in style again this Spring and Sum mer. Fashion reports from Palm. Beach and other Southern resorts tell of their popularity among the very w Viocf imscurc l"'r.T- tliic ti- on I- n-n rP- 4.r". fer 2000 pairs, natural and white col- ors, lull 16-button length, all .sizes, the best $3.00 values, at this low price, the pair.S" 1000 pairs of handsome new Cape Gloves of the best grade aid lead ing shades of tan; twelve-button length; all sizes; the QO best regular $3.50 values, on sale at this low price, pair.M O EXTEND ROAD TO ALBANY OREGON ELECTRIC WILL Bl 1L1 VP VALLEY. Surveys Now Heine Marie for Main Trunk Line South From Salem. By the. ttr?t of January, lHt the Ore gon Electric Railway Company will have 10 milca of mam line in operation, rop rrnttne the onp principal trunk line from Portland to alem. and two extcn Pionfc. one from Salem to Albany and th oi her from a point near the southern city limits of Portland to Hillsnoro and Forest drove. The s stem will be the llnest that money can build, and suf ficient proKrei has been made in the way of surveys, purchase of riphts of way. securing of steel and other struc tural material, that the corporation feels safe in announcing the completion of the system at. and possibly before, the date, mentioned. The trunk line from Portland to SaJcm is 50 miles In lenpth. the Forest Grove extension upon which construction work will be begun within 3 days, in lit miUs long. h:le the Satom-AIbany extension w ill b 2; miles long. - Gangs of surveyors have been in the fteld for several days working on three distinct routes for the extension from Salem to Albany, and it is announced that work on this extension will be be gun just as soon as the line to Forest Grove has been completed, which will be in about six months Three routes art: being surveyed so that the most direct as well as the, most desirable as to grade and other physical features may be found. General Manager Guy Talbot and Chief Kngineer Turner have been over the various routes considered within the last week and preliminary work will"' be rushed as fast as conditions will permit. The contracting firm of V. S. Barstow Co. will construct both the Forest Grove and the Salem-Albany extensions. MONDAY J3ARGAINS. - On f ale today Jl.i j0 black Mercerized Alteon Petticoats, flSo; 50c Corset-covers. f?c: $2 Cambric Skirts. 1.2: 12 White lawn Waists. $1.47. Special reduced prices on Cream Dress Goods and Silks. Wom en's sMnip'e Suit; at 5.V on the dollar. McAUen & McDonnell. Third and Mor One Symphony JPatron Objects. PORTLAND. March (To the Kditor.) Th" concert by the Portland Symphony Orchestra at th Marquam theater Kriday. was unquestionably of high ordr, but why should several hundred people be com pelled to sit wait ins twenty minutes or more after the lime announced for begin ning ? CLODHOPPER. Look After Your Awning Needs. Willamette awnings are made to la-t. We ha.ve an agent in every town in the Northwest. Main JHSS. Willamette Tent & Awning Co.. manufacturer A Heppner Loses Preacher. HBPPXKR. Or.. March 29. t Special.) Rev, Anthony, who has been pastor ot the Heppner Hnplst i'hurch for the past four months, has decided to leave the church and go back to Portland. CONCERT AT INSTITUTE Musical Programme Arranged for Sailors Tonight. The programme for the concert to be given at the litstitute of the Portland Seamen's Friend Society, corner of Third and Flanders streets, tonight, has been arranged by Professor W. J. Peck; as follows: Overture Prof. Arthur CllfTord and Or r nostra. Chorus "Hush Thee. My Baby." , .Sullivan Sopranos, Misses Griffith and Dunlap. tpnors. Messrs. Jennings. Young and Young: altos. Mrs. Beauchamp. Miss IUKgar; bassos. Misses Kilton, Se mar and Kelly. Solo "Fiddle and I". . .". Goodeve Fred Young.' . Violin Ohligato. Prof. A. Clifford. Folo "The Island of Dreams" Adams Miss Edna Frances DugKar. a Song "Pickaninny's Lullaby" lb) Dance Buck and Wing. Carl Kelly. Cornet Solo "Answer Fred English. Ballad "Three Merry Men" Miss Margaret l. Dunlap. Tenor Solo "Tell Her I Love Her So" Georare KUiott Young. Solo "O Fair Dove. O Fond Dove' Mrs. R. F. Beauchamp. Ballad "A Bowl of Roses" E. Claire Jennlnjrs. Ballad: Se Verted. Miss E. Vanoy Griffith. Baritone Solo "Goodbye. Sweetheart" Von Tllzer George D. Kilton. Pmf. W. .T. peek. Conductor. Miss Gertrude M. Tolrted, Accompanist. All friends of the society and seamen will be heartily welcomed. The concert will bogin at S o'clock. . Rolyne Molley -Gatty .Clark Favors Modern Packing-Plant.. TORTLAND. March 2. (To the Editor.) I have been vry much interested in the controversy about the proposed packinc housc location in South Portland. Will someone enUsrhen us as to what will be done with, about, three miles of the South Portland waterfront. If manufacturers are not allowed there? Are we to have our park system extended? The Schwarzschild Sulzberger people are certainly worthy of very serious consideration, before refus ing them a permit to build -their plant in South Portland. As the writer under stands it. they only ask a permit to con- MAKtn . OF MENS 231 WASHINGTON ST: PORTLAND ORCfiON. r CLOTHES duet business and build a modern plant. After tt erection, and operation, should it prove a nuisance, the city could and would put them out of business. The modern packing plant is nothing to be compared to the old-fashioned slaughter-house. The lo cation of such a plant means more to the city of Portland than one would suppose on first consideration. A K. BENTLEY. Han an shoes fit the feet. Rosenthal's. Prices of meat nave been boosted outrage ouslv this past week in Chica go, the home of the Beef Trust. The poor est cuts of meat are costing 14c. and the choice cuts 24c. In Portland the price of meat remains the same, not because the Beef Trust wants it that way, but be cause .Smith is doing it that way. We want every house holder in the city to stand by us in our efforts to keep the price of meat down. P r a c t I c ally every other market in the city is supplied bv the Chicago Beef Trust. Smith is ask ing 3c a pound for the cheapest cuts of beef, and only 12c and 15c for the very choices t that's cheap eriough for anybody. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. 226 Alder, Between First and Second "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" BEEF Smith's Oregon Beef is perfectly fresh and tastes entirely different from Beef Trust ice-car meat3. Soup Bones 3C- Bcei to Boil, Stew and Bake 5c-6 Short Ribs to Bake 6c Pot Roasts of Beef 7-8c Rib Roasts of Beef .10d-12V.7 Round Steak 10c Small Porterhouse. Tenderloin and Sirloin Steaks 12'2C Smith's famous Sirloin Roasts of Beef, boneless . 12 ': Hamburg Steak, fresh every hour. positively pure 10c VEAL SMITH'S OREGON VEAL Veal Shanks 6 Veal Stew 8S10 Roast Veal 10c-12'-C Veal Cutlets 12'l.C Veal Loin Cutlets ...15c Breasts of Veal IOC i PORK People who can distinguish the taste of corn-fed Pork must come to Smith's. You can't jret the like of Smitk's Pork at any other mar ket in the city. Sec that Smith's name is over the door- and then come in. Oregon Pig Pork Breakfast Bacon, sugar-cured. Smith's make 15? Smith's unadulterated Sau sage 12'. 2 Fine Roasts of Pork 10 Shoulder Roast Pork, very little bone .-. 12V;:C Shoulder Pork Chops 121A? Pork Loin Chops lo Pork Rib Chops ....... 15c Pork Rib Roasts 15c PorkLoin Roasts 15c Fresh Side Pork 12 V-C Sweet Pickle Pork .. 12V- Legs of Pork 12:p Smith's absolutely pure lard in 5 1b. pails 60c Our opponents have markets right up against us on both Rides. Keep away from these markets when you are looking for Smith's. See that Smith '8 name is over the door and then come in.