Morning Oregonian., April 01, 1908, Image 2

XJIE 3IORMXG OKEGOMAX, WEDNESDAY, AFK1L, 1, 1908.
Sale Leather Traveling Bags
Odd lines of Fine Leather Traveling Baca, slxe from 14 to 21 inches.
Heavy (train alligator or light russet leather. Club Bags. Cabin Bin
Oxf"rd Ban and Fitted Bags, for women or men. All odd lines selling- for
special prices, as follows:
Turkish Bath Toilet Soap 3c
AGENTS
FOR
ROYAL
WORCESTER
CORSET
MAIL
ORDERS
HAVE
PROMPT
ATTENTION
Save 2e on fnll-size rakes of a high
-grade, well-known brand Toi- O
only, mind; 5c eake for JC
let Soap. This special is for today
TRANSPARENT GLYCERINE
SOAP, in extra large size cakes;
regularly 10c the cake; spe- so
cial Wednesday C
FOLDING HANGERS, for coats
and trousers ; regularly 15c I
each; special " lC
H00ES AND EYES, with the
hump; all sizes, Mack or white; 2
dozen on the card; 5c val
ues, special, 2 cards' C
WRITING PAPER of extra qual
ity; 100 sheets in a paekOC
age, special J1
X!SK&?:..$2.00
H-lnrh Bugs. tCAft
worth $7.r.O. . '. 3-t'
!S-lncn Fans, iff JJ
worth 114.00.
lS-lncli Biks, 9 ?C
worth $16.io. '"JJ
l-tnch
Bags.
$4.00
$8.50
$11.20
$12.50
$21.25
IS-lnch Bags,
worth $7.uo. .
18-inch Begs,
worth $13.00.
l-lnch Bags,
worth S1&.0.
l-!nch Bags,
worth $17.60.
..$5.00
$10.00
$12.00
$13.50
worth $
5.00. .
Ji-lnrh
Baics.
worth $
lu.Jo.
l-lnch
Facrs.
worth t
14.R0.
18-lncli
Baga.
worth $
1R-Inrh
worth $
16.00.
22-in
in.h Bags, fie en
rth 119.00. ''"'
Baga.
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Stupendous Easter Sale of lingerie HZ),!?!?
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Choose From 200,
000
Pieces and Save
The largest and best sale of Undermuslins the women of Portland have been offered for many a day. Prices are reduced in royal
fashion, for every piece of Muslin Underwear we own is selling at a price less than usual. The importance of this announcement can
not be grasped until you understand that with the tremendous assortments, the unequalled values and the great variety of designs, we
make no reservations whatever, but offer every garment of our superb Lingerie at a saving to you. Particular women will revel in the
beauty, the exquisite daintiness and the snowy whiteness of these Fluffy Undermuslins. The distribution of these garments comes just
at a time when you are planning your Summer Wardrobe, counting on the dainty Underwear that will be needed and considering
the outlay necessary to have them. This appropriation can be lessened if you patronize this sale of Muslin Underwear. Goods from
the very best factories in the business; made in cleanly, sanitary shops and cut generously fullmade as only perfect goods are.
All Domestic and Imported Underwear Reduced, and in Addition
HERE ARE FOURTEEN EXTRA SPECIALS READ
WOMEN'S DRAWERS Extra fine nainsook, made with deep lawn flounce, finished with two
clusters of two tucks each, and trimmed with Valenciennes lace. Another style made of cambric,
finished with two clusters of four tucks each, and embroidered flounce. itegular
$1.75, either style, sale price . ..
$1.13
WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS of extra fine nainsook. Low round neck, full front, with three
rows each of Valenciennes lace, insertion and beading, with draw ribbon. Another style of two
rows each of fine Valenciennes lace insertion, polka dot embroidery, draw ribbon d1 OO
and lace edging. Regular $1.75 and $2.00 values, sale price -0
WOMEN'S PETTICOATS of
fine cambric, 22-inch double
flounce, with nine rows of hem
stitched tucks and 12-inch em
broidered edging. . Another
style with deep flounce, fin
ished with eight rows of Valen
ciennes lace. Worth dl Q7
$3, $3.25. Sale price P .V I
WOMEN'S PETTICOATS of
fine cambric, with 20-inch dou
ble flounce of lawn. The trim
mings are clusters of tucks and
deep blind embroidery, or
extra full lawn flounce, with
clusters of hemstitched tucks.
Regular values $1.50 no
each; sale price. ... ..... ..70C
WOMEN'S NAINSOOK GOWNS Low round neck, elbow-length gleeves.
Trimmed at neck and sleeve with lawn piping and wide draw rib- . ! -f rr
bon; or with lace or embroidery insertion and edging. Reg. $1.50... vll
WOMEN'S CAMBRIC GOWNS with
elbow sleeves and low round neck.
Trimmed with clusters of fine tucks
or with beading, draw ribbon and
lace edging; $1.00 value; (Z7
sale price OC
WOMEN'S DRAWEES of fine nain
sook ; made with deep lawn flounce,
clusters of 3 fine tucks and finished
with Valenciennes lac edging ; splen
did values at $1.00; sale rj
price only OC
CORSET COVERS in a great
variety of styles. Lace or em
broidery trimmings. Edges
and insertions used. Sell regu
larly at 75c each. A r
WOMEN'S CHEMISE Fine
nainsook or cambric. Trimmed
with cluny lace insertion, edg
ing and embroidery on neck
and sleeves. $1.25 and
$1.50 values
Easter sale price. . .
French Lingerie in Sale
Nightgowns of fine materials, decorations done in hand embroid
ery; regular values $7.50 each, special
WOMEN'S WHITE PETTICOATS,
very beautiful affair, finished with hand
embroidery; regular $12.50, rQ
i special apf.vr'
WOMEN'S DRAWERS, hand-embroidered;
regular price ,$4.00. On f0 Cq
f sv
77c
$4.75
sale today at, special.
CORSET COVERS, in genuine French
hand-embroidered designs, regular price
$3.50 and $3.75,
special
FRENCH HAND - EMBROIDERED
CHEMISE, regularly $6.25
and $6.50, each
$2.18
&OIDERED
$4.25
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Women 's 30c Hose 19c
An absolutely fast black gauze lisle
Hose for women, worth to $2, seam
less. Regularly sold at 30c the pair.
50 dozen in a Wednesday sale.
Price, the pair
19c
Children's Underwear
Misses' and Boys' Union Suits, Merode make, medium
weight. At regular prices, the values run to $1.15
!i eacn, accoraing to size. xor iouay me ri4r
J price for any size in the lot is only U7L.
$3 Chiffon Veils $1.98
For hat drapes, automobiling or
street wear. Square chiffon veils
with dotted centers and colored
borders. A large assortment to
choose from. Regular values up
to $3.00 each, your choice of the
entire lot today QO
at, each pi.&0
LACE COAT SETS, in exquisite
ly beautiful Venise designs. Make
a splendid finish for collars and
cuffs of jackets for street wear.
Great special values, your q q
choice, the set xfOC
Dinner Sets $2.40 Up
The set mentioned in this head
line comes in fancy shapes
and brown decorations. A very
sightly china, in quite good
quality; 40 -piece 0 A(
set, worth $3.50... opt'.tV
50-piece -set, in the same decoj
ration, reg. vaiue bj- -j
60-piece set, worth &jt Cf 100 - piece set, worth J Qf
$6.40, selling at ony U $9.00, reduced to pu.i7l
OPEN STOCK ENGLISH SEMI-PORCELAIN, in square shapes, deco
rated with green and pink lines; especially desirable for breakfast or
cottage sets; 50-piece sets, regularly sold at $7.20; spe- CJ Of)
cial at, the set ",OI
60-piece sets, $7.60 J 100 - piece sets, worth f f?f
values, at only 0.41 $14.40, reduced to....V'
DINNER SETS with dainty green and white decorations, O (SIT
pni tracinirs; 50-pc. sets, regular values $5.04, special. ..,PJ JJ
60-piece sets, worth 0y CfS 100 -piece sets, $9.95
fi40. for... p.Jl values, for
DINNER SETS of thin semi-porcelain; decorated with A A.CI
nrv and eold embossing; 50-piece sets, worth $6.25, for.V""t'
60-piece sets, worth C? Si CZ 100-piece sets, $12.45
. all a m a m
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The Combination Sale of Shoes and
Hose Still Continues
A novel sale that is bound to stir all economical Portland to action. A pair of
stylish shoes and a pair of the most popular styles of hosiery for less than the
regular-price of the shoe alone. Women's Oxfords in leather or cloth. The
leathers come in browns and tans; in such wanted styles as the "Murray two
button," "Gordon Tie," "Pumps," "Gibson," or regular cut Oxfords. Plain
or tip toes and plain or finished with neatly-inserted panels of ooze or suede
leather. The cloth shoes are of the finest Sea Island canvas, in all fancy and
staple colors, including pink, baby and Alice blue, green, gray and white. You
may have your choice of these in light or heavy soles, and in many styles of button, lace or pumps. Re
member, with every pair of shoes bought you may select a pair of stockings to match, for the stockings
are here in immense quantities. No charge will be made with the stockings you simply pick them out
when yon buy your shoes, and during this sale both go in this tremendous oft'er
at $2.89. To realize the immense importance of this sale, you must see the
superb assortment of sizes. Then, too, you should know that the hose are
standard qualities and best designs, in 50c and 65c grades. It's the greatest
opportunity to save on fine footwear that Portland has ever known. A display
of hose and shoes will be made in both the
Hosiery and Shoe Departments. Also, see -the
"Washington-street window. Select your shoes
in either department and save from $1.00 to
$1.75 on every purchase. For today only,
shoes with stockings sell for
$2.89
65c Jewel Pockets 49c
These Jewel Pockets are made of
silk and lined with chamois. They
come in plain colors or Dresden ef
fects and many different shades.
Sell regularly at 65c and 75c each;
very special for to- A Q-
day at, each rC
HAT PINS, in large assortment;
very attractive designs; stone set
tings, cameo tops or Big- A R
net effects .tOC
On the Initial Top Pins, we en
grave your initial free. Values to
$1.25 each.
Hats as Low as $1 .19 Ea.
A special lot of jaunty, stylish millinery,
underpriced for one day's selling. They
are the wanted styles, profusely trimmed
with ribbon, flowers, etc. Come in white,
black and light colors. At the present
prices they are the best values possible
to secure. For today the prices are re
duced as follows:
Regular $1.25 and $1.50
values, special
Regular $2.00 and $2.25
values, special
Regular $3.00 values, spe
cial at
Regular $3.25 values, spe
cial at
Regular $3.50 values,
special at
Regular $4.75 values, OQ
$1.19
$1.89
$2.50
$2.75
$3.00
special at.
Regular $4.00 values,
special at
Regular $5.00 values, t1 ACk
VJ i . x
$3.59
special at.
8.35, for.
values, for.
$6.95
$4.40
$8. 75
Silk Petticoats at $4.
THESE underskirts are made of a superb
quality of shimmering taffeta silk, good full
sizes and made in pleasing styles. They are
trimmed with deep flounces and finished in the
best possible manner. The range of colorings is
anunusually good one, embracing light blue, pink.
lavender, red, cardinal, gray, brown and
changeable effects. Whether you need a Petticoat for
street or evening wear, you 11
find these decidedly suitable,
either in color or quality. Reg
ularly worth to $8.50 each,
Special Price today only
98
$3.25 Curt'ns
Sale at $1.85
Brussels or Renaissance effects,
in superb qualities and patterns.
Pure white, good size. Sell reg
ularly at $3.25 pair, d J o
Today only Vi00
Sale of Silverware
A very durable, heavy plate, on white metal,
ized at the following special low prices:
Wanted articles bargain-
Tea Spoons, set of 6 on
sale for
Dessert Spoons, set of, 6,
on sale for
Table Spoons, set of
6, on sale for
50c
88c
$1.00
Table Forks, set of 6, (j1 aa
on sale for P 1 UU
Table Knives, set of "(jJJ
Sugar Spoons, on sale at, 1 C
special, each JLOC
SENATOR DAVIS ATTACKED
Hit Willi Bat and I Arrested,
Charged With Assault.
I.1TTI.E ROCK. Ark.. March 31.
iTltd States Senator Jefferson Davis
and Deputy Prosecuting- Attorney
Thomas Helm had a street altercation
today. Later Mr. Davis was arrested
and charged with carrying- a revolver
and with murderous assault.
Mr. Davis made the following- state
ment: He!m attacked me from the rear as
I was going to my office, using a
loaded bat, which was attached to his
wrist by thongs of leather. This is
an attack such as I have warned the
people of Arkansas would be made by
political rings of Little Rock to fur
ther their desires. Helm simply acted
under Instructions of his superior." -
Davis, it is alleged, charged in the
recent campaign that Helm received
11000 when Charles Hartley, of New
Albany, Ind.was robbed here last
year of tSOOO.
Lord Cop., who recently entered his 4ft th
year, enjoys two earldoms, two vlscountcles
and three baronies In the peerage of Ire
land, but h. has no Mat In that country and
Is himself of Engilsh descent.
SWINDLE CITY0F MILLIONS
Immense Volumes of Water Frauds
In Chicago.
CHICAGO, March B.-The city council
decided last night on the investigation of
graft in the water department. The alder
men adopted a resolution directing that
all evidence of misconduct of the depart
ment's employes be sent the council com
mittee. Superintendent McCourt, of the
water bureau, gave out an estimate that
the city has been defrauded of about
$9500 in water taxes in the last 12 years.
The exact amount will be determined by
the Investigation of the books of the of
fice, which will be completed in a few
days. He estimated the city had lost
$5,000,000 through the tampering with met
ers, $300,000 from the corrupt and incorrect
assessment of frontage rates, and $1,600
in stolen material and tools.
Spring styles Hanan shoes at Rosenthal's