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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, ATRIL 22, 190S.
S4M Meier Frank Store's Mid-Week Specials SilSS
75c Underwear 48c Each
35c Underwear 19c Each
Today and tomorrow sale extraordinary of women's fine quality
lisle thread and fine cotton undervests, pants
and union suits Hand finished, hand j:rq
cheted and lace trimmed undergarments, all
sizes and great assortment Values up to 75c
48c
a garment on sale while they last
at this exceptionally low price each
2000 garments of Women's Underwear, vests and lace
trimmed pants. The vpsts are low neck and sleeveless.
Also plain and lace-trimmed; values up to 1 Q
3or, selling now at the very low price of, each. .
75c Handbags 39c ea.
Today and tomorrow, great special sale of 500 women's
fine leather Hand Bajre, ring and leather handles, very
best styles in splendid assortment; 7oc values "lOr
on sale at this unusualy low price, each JV
2000 Whisk Brooms on Sale at 9c Each
35c-40c Tooth Brushes Reduced to 23c
Great two days' sale of 2000 Whisk Brooms; best quality briar handles, Or
duible sewed, matchless values a, the exceptionally low price of, each -7 C
Great special offering of Tooth Brushes, in all shapes and sizes; best qua!- 5
itv French brushes, selling rrg. at 35c and 40c ea., every one warranted, ca. ."'
1000 bottles of the best quality Bay Rum, at the very low price of, each 23
nilc and 65c Back Combs on sale at this exceptionally low price, each 28
Fancy Side and Back Combs, 35c values, on sale at, each 18
Great special lots of new Jewelry on sale at low prices. Come and see them.
New Spring Millinery
One Third Off
Buy your new Summer headgear this
week and effect a saving of one-third
We are offering unrestricted choice
from our entire stock of new tailored
hats, trimmed dress hats and French pat
tern hats at one third off the .regular
selling prices Every new shape, effect
and trimming A magnificent showing
of stylish and attractive headgear for all
occasions Assortment large enough to
please every individual fancy Prices
range all the way from $3 up to $50
Your choice all this week at Vi off the
regular prices Millinery department,
second floor take either elevators
Great Silk and Satin Ribbon Sale
3- inch all-silk Taffeta Ribbon in black,
white and all the leading shades; regu
lar 20c value, at this low price, yd. 11
4- inch all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, in black,
white and colors; best regular 25c. value,
on' sale at the low price of, yard.. 17
51 2-inch all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, in
black, white and all colors; best regu
lar 45c values on sale at, yard.... 27
6-inch all-silk Millinery Ribbons, best
patterns and colorings, prand assort
ment; 35c values now, the yard....lo
5- inch all-sik Moire Ribbons, black,
white and colors; 35c value, yard.. 23
4-inch fancy warp print, all-silk Rib
bons, res;. 25c line, in best patterns and
colorings, at the low price of, yard. 18
6-inch fancy warp Ribbons, beautiful
styles, 35c and 40c values, yard... 27
42 and oVi-inch best all-silk fancy
Ribbons, 75c values, at, the yard.. 39
3 and 3V2-inch heavy all-silk Satin Rib
bons, in black, white and colors; 30c and
35c values, now selling at, yard. ..19
No. 1 Satin Baby Ribbons, 10-yard
pieces. 12V:c value, the piece 9
No. IV2 Satin Baby Ribbon, 10-yard
pieces. 25c val., in this sale, piece. 15
No. 1 Satin Baby Ribbon, 10-yard pieces.
25c value, now selling at. piece... 15
No. iy2 Satin Baby Ribbon, 10-yard
pieces, 35c value, at, the piece.... 19
No. 2 Satin Baby Ribbon, 10-yard pieces.
45c values, on special sale, piece. . .27
Regular $4.00 Gloves at $2.95
Great after-F.aster sale of entire stock of Perrin's first quality real French Kid
Gloves in full 16-button lengths; black, white and all the leading shades -for street,
dress and evening wear; every pair guaranteed to give thorough satisfaction in style
and wearing qualities. All sizes, 5 V'i to 7 2. Every pair fitted to the O C
hand; full 16-button length; our best -14 values, today and tomorrow, pr Z
"Nemo" Corsets Fitted in Your
Home by Our Expert
A great many women have a strong dislike to
having a corset fitted in the store on account
of the nuisance and trouble of disrobing For
the special benefit of these women we inaugu
rate today the special feature of doing corset
fitting inthe homes There will be absolutely
no charge and the fitting will be done at your
convenience This arrangement will also ena
ble us to demonstrate to you themerits of the
corsets and the new models we carry A tele
phone message to our corset department or
the mailing of coupon below will bring to your
home one of our expert fitters any morning
between the hours of 8 and 12 Phone ex
change 4 Ask for the corset department
The Meier & Frank Store, Portland Agts,
"Nemo" Corsets, Gossard "Lace Front'
"La Grecque" and "Estelle" Corsets
I am now wearing Name ?,
Corset Address Phone No
Size Appointment )ay .Hour
Style of model, long hip, short Corset or corsets preferred
hip. high or low bust. About price would like to pay...;
Men's $4 Sweater Coats $2.39
Today and tomorrow in the men's furnish
ing goods department a very important
offering of Sweater Coats for men's and
women's wear All pure wto1 Heavy
knit White, red and oxford Well made
and finished, best buttons All sizes Reg
ular $4 values on sale at this O Q
exceptionally low price each
Mail orders carefully filled
Men's Foulard Silk 4-in-
Hand Ties on sale at 25c
500 dozen handsome new Foujard silk 4-in-hand Ties in all size dots, in
navy blue or white grounds, made reversible or French fold, all widths
Men's fine Balbriggan Underwear shirts and drawers in all sizes; 50c val.. 35
Dinner Sets Greatly Reduced
Plain white Dinner Ware, of American Semi-Porcelain, at low prices : See, the sets.
60 pieces, $4.75 val., on sale at. $3.89
100 pieces, $7.50 val., on sale at . $5. 99
American Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets,
pink rose border decoration, gold lines.
60 pieces, $8.35 value, special. $6.59
100 pieces, $12.50 value, special. $9.89
Haviland China Dinner Sets, with green
and gold decoration, Derby shapes; also
white and gold Haviland Sets, with gold
decoration. A very handsome pattern.
60-piece sets, $42.00 values. . .$33.49
100-piece sets. $62.00 values. . .$49.49
Regular $56.00 sets, special. . .$44.69
Regular $82.00 sets, special. . .$65.69
American Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets,
lavender floral decoration, with green
spray and gold lines. Very attractive.
60 pieces, $7.00 value, special. $5.49
100 pieces, $10.75 value, special. $8.49
Austrian China Dinner Sets, with floral
border decoration, Donnatclla shapes,
very beautiful sets, great bargains.
50" pieces, $17.50 values, at. ..$13.99
100 pieces, $27.00 values, at.. ,$21.69
Haviland China Dinner Sets, apple blos
som decoration, with a gold border.
60 pieces, $38.50 value, at $29.99
100 pieces, $55.00 value, at $43.99
2 Carloads of Toilet Paper at Low Prices
"Leader," fine toilet tissue, in rolls; on special sale at, per dozen. .......... .35
"Okayed," fine toilet paper, in 8-oz. rolls; special price, per dozen 69
"Imperial," fine toilet paper, in 14-oz. rolls; special sale price, per dozen 83
"Ondawa," fine toilet tissue, in 16-oz. rolls; special sale price, per dozen 98
"Knickerbocker," package toilet paper, with wire hook; special, per dozen... 96
"Imperial," package toilet paper; special price, per dozen rolls 39
Phorife and mail orders will be promptly filled. Give us your order at these prices.
Sapolin Furniture Polish, polishes and varnishes at once, sale price, per can.. .18
Sapolin Wire Screen Enamel makes old screens new; on special sale at 16
$4 Axminster Rugs $2.48
$2.75 AxminstVRugs $1.58
jywj Today and tomorrow a great special sale of
500 Axminster Rugs Floral designs in the
very best colorings All are slightly im-
SflSS9 perfect in weaving Two immense lots An
advantageous purchase from a large mill
enables us to offer them at these low prices
UtJ,2r inches wide, 54 to 60 CO
inches long Regular $2.75, at p lJO
Lot 2, 36 inches wide, 60 to 72 d AQ
inches wide -Regular $4.00, at p 4T?0
500 all wool ingrain Art Rugs, neat patterns, extra
heavy quality, absolutely all wool; grand values.
9x9 ft. $9 Tals......$6.35 II 9x12 ft. $12 Tils... $8.45
9 ft.xl0 ft. 6 in $7.00 10 ft. 6 in.xl2 ft $9.80
12 ft. by 13 ft. 6 in., $16.00 value, at, each $11.20
1 rlllfc
12 ft. by 13 ft. 6 ii
1 The largest and l
Linoleums and flc
most eomplete line of Carpets, Rugs,
ntr unt-.rmrre nf all L i i - i n lU. aitv
Plans and estimates cheerful furnished. Carpet Dent.
White Dress Fabrics for Brides, Graduates
We inaugurate our great annual advance sale of white Dress Materials for brides
and graduates. Holding the sale at: this date gives sufficient time for the careful
planning and making of these most important costumes. All the newest and best
fabrics in all grades are included". The sale continues all the week and offers
unusual opportunity for saving. Mail orders will receive our prompt and careful
attention. Out-of-town friends should take advantage of these big values.
46-inch white wool French Ratiste, 85c value, in this sale the price is, yard... 73
46-inch white wool French Ratiste, $1.25 value; for this sale the pnee is, yard. 98
46-inrh white wool crepe Egyptian, 85c value, at the very low price of, yard... 73
42-inch white silk and w:ool. Crepe, the best regular $1.00 and $1.25 grades, yd. 79
44-inch white silk and wool stripes and checks, at this unusually low price. $1.23
44-inch white chiffon Silk Voile, with a dainty hairline stripe of silk; $1.25 and
and $1.35 values, now selling at the wonderfully low price of, the yard. . . .$1709
46-inch white satin stripe Marquisette, the regular $1.75 values, the yard. .. .$1.37
47.inch white French Voile, $1.75 quality, at the exceptionally low price, yd. .$1.37
44- inch white shadow check French Voile and self-check Crepe de Soie,$2.00 qual
ity; in this sale we are selling .this goods at the very low price of. yard $1.63
45- inch beautiful stripe silk Marquisette, the best regular $2.50 values, yard. $1.97
46- inch all over embroidered and bordered French Voiles, on sale at, yard.. $2.23
Groceries Are Priced at Big
Saving Phone aTrial Order
Give us a trial order for groceries, you'll be quickly convinced there's
an opportunity to econo
mize that you cannot af
ford to pass by Phones
Exchange 4 A 6061
1 7 lbs. Sugar $1
20,000 lbs. Meier &. Frank
famous Mocha and Java
Coffee Equal to the best
40c grades Buy y
all you want at lb. yJw
Grocery Dept. Basement
3 cans of Carnation Cream for... 25
6 pkgs. Swift's Washing Powder. .25
5000 dozen new crop California Ort
navel Oranges, large .size, doz...""
5000 sacks of our famous "Victor"
Flour, "none better," full C" 1 C
100-pound sacks, at P JJ
Vfe-lb. cans Minced Clams, special. 10
1-lb. cans Minced Clams, 2 for. ...25
3 pkgs. Jello, special sale price.... 25
3 cans Gold Dust Tomatoes for. . . .25
4 lbs. Rice Popcorn, special price.. 25
Stag Peaches, special price, can... 20
Stag Apricots, special price, can.. 200
Stag Pears, special price, can 200
1-lb. can Sultan Pineapple, special. 100
3 cans Export Corn, special price.. 250
1-lb. can Ghiradelli Ground Chocolate,
on special sale at the low price of. .300
2 cans Alpha Com, special price. . .250
Encore Custard Pumpkins, special. 150
10-lb. sack Graham Flour, special.. 25
3 pkgs. Malta Vita, special price.. 250
6 pkgs. Korn Kinks, on sale at... 250
1 gal. Log Cabin Maple Syrup.. $1.25
1 gal. can Honeysuckle Syrup at... 500
Gold Medal Flour, special pirce.$1.90
Crosse & Blackwell's Lucca Oil, qts.7O0
Durkee's Salad Dressing, on special sale
at the low price of. . .100, 250, 450
Griffin's 'Catsup, Yz pints, 2 for 250
Figprune Cereal, special price, box. 180
Postum Cereal, special price, bojt..20
Sapolio, special price, per cake 70
3 bars Bon Ami. special price 250
6 pkg. Searchlight Matches for. . .250
6 pkg. Birdseye or Domino Matches 250
3 cans Sunset Mackerel, speeial. . .500
3 cans Smith Kippered Herring for 500
Pet Cream, on special sale at 50
1-lb. jars Rex Sliced Beef at 250
25-oz.K. C. Baking Powder at...
Royal Salad Dressing, Yz pints,
Maraschino Cherries, quarts..,
Maraschino Cherries, pints....
Maraschino Cherries, ' o pints .
Duffy's Apple Vinegar, quarts.
Dundee Marmalade, on sale at..
Hartley's Marmalade, special..
200
...250
...750
...450
...250
...2O0
...300
...250
TO WILL BENEFIT CITY!
JIKNKY ADAMS DISCCSS-KS EX
ClKIOX TO LEWISTOX.
lcrlarrs New O. K. & X. Kxtcnsion
Will Bring to Portland Trade of
rtk-h Idaho Tttslrkt.
Henry Adams, of Vlarkston, Wash., is
now ai th Arlington nub. and has just
completed, with his father. Charles Fran
, i i Adams, of Boston, a tour of inspec
tion of th Adams interests In the North
west, which are particularly extensive at
Lewiston-CTarkston. A company there in
which he is interested conducts an exten
sive irrtsatinR- project, beside other prop
erties. Relative to the development of
trade relations between Lwiston-Clarks-ton
and Portland. Henry Adams said yes
terday: "The valley containing the two towns of
Ixwiston and Clarkston is 353 miles from
Portland and is water-prade. Yet up to the
present time ft has meant a wearisome
journey of 21 hours, the last 80 miles by
boat. On May 1 the Portland excursion to
Lewiston will be made in a 12-hour trip
over the newly opened I-wlston-Riparia
road. cuttinK by one-half the time to
Lewiston from Portland.
"This chatijce means more for the c
vvlopmint of that section than is realised
toy most Portland people. The whole sec
tion of country bacjt of Lewiston is only
about half developed, and the heavy ton
nage now a-oes out of the Clearwater Vat
ley by being halued up the Potlatch River
to Spokane, and then over the Cascade
Mountains to the sea, except for a small
proportion which comes by way of the
Snake and Columbia Rivers to Portland.
From May 1 all traffic to and from Lewis
ton will be handled direct from Portland
by water grade-
"This means eventually a rapid growth
in that section. -and fruit raised there
will find a readier market than formerly.
The best-known fruits of the Lwlston
country are peaches and cherries, which
are raised extensively, and this year the
fruit crop promises, to be the largest
known, as the trees have just attained
their maturity. Orchards are now in blos
som, and when the Portland excursionists
arrive, the fruit will be forming.
"Twelve years ago the vicinity of the
town of Clarkston. with its SuOO people,
schoolhouses and churches, was a sage
brush plain. Ijewiston. with its four
banks, two steel bridges and lO.flno people,
was a little town of 3000, with no railroad."
DRESS GOODS SALE.
Every piece of dress goods in the house
reduced for this great sale. Serges, Pa
namas. Voiles. Poplins, etc.. in all lead
ing shades. Also all plain and fancy
silk and wash dress materials. Best
values of the year. McAllen & McDon
nell. The Dress Goods Store.
Swell tan shoes at Rosenthal's.
NURSES COMPLETE COURSE
BISHOP ADDRESSKS GRADUATES
OF GOOD SAMARITAX.
Dr. Richard Xnnn Also Speaks to
Largest Class Kver I -caving
the Training-School.
More than 3n0 guests, among whom
were many of the prominent physicians
and surgeons of the city, were present
last night at the graduating exercises. of
the class of 1J08 of nurses' training school
of the Good Samaritan Hospital. The
largest class graduated since the estab
lishment of the school listened to an ad
dress by the Rev. Charles Scadding,
Bishop of Oregon. The speaker compli
mented the graduates on the completion
with credit of a three-year course of in
struction and practice in that institution.
He also spoke of the praiseworthy exami
nation passed by the class before the
medical board of the hospital. Bishop
Scadding then -presented each with a
diploma and a handsome gold pin bear
ing the Insignia of the training school.
The exercises., held in the new Nurses'
Home building, were opened with music
by a string orchestra, and were followed
by prayer by the bishop. An addTess
waa then given by Dr. Richard Nunn,
one of the staff physicians of the hospi
tal. Dr. Nunn. drew a picture of the life
and ambitions of the nurse, showing her
as the invaluable right hand assistant of
the physician, and held up as examples
the wonderful accomplishments of Flor
ence Nightingale and Florence Barton.
The presentation of the diplomas and
gold pins followed, closing the formal
exercises. The Home was then thrown
open for inspection by the visitors. From
top to bottom the building was decorated
with a profusion of roses, carnations
and other flowers. Elaborate refresh
ments were served and an informal re
ception ensued, which was followed by
a dance lasting until midnight.
The members of the class who com
pleted the course last night under the
guidance of Miss E. L.. Loverldge. super
intendent of the hospital, and Miss May
Welsh, superintendent of nurses, were as
follows: Miss Alvilde Aarnes, Miss Daisy
Flett.' Miss Lydla Pritchett, Miss Sarah
Specht. Mira Ovidia Nelson, Miss Maude
A. Booth. Miss Rose Gans. Miss Marion
Chae. Miss Katherlne Kent. Miss E.
Belle Crouse. Mrs. Lulu M. Barnes, Miss
Hallie F. Fridley, Miss Helen Foster,
Miss Helene Hanson. Miss Emily Foger
strom. Miss .Virginia Worsham. Miss
Gladys Haine. Miss Edith Ritchardson
and Miss Harriet George.
n.OOft copies high-grade sheet music
-hoice now 2Hc. Graves & Co. Removal
choice now 2Hc. Graves & Co. wemovi
r- 1 1 ... 1 iVa.hlncrlnn St
Olympla Malt Extract, good for grand,
ma or baby. Only 15-100 of 1 per cent
alcohol. Phones: Main 671. A Z487.
COSTLY TWO WEEKS DRUNK
PIOXEER FIXDS HE HAS SOLD
PLACE FOR A DOLLAR.
Says Adam Jakobowski and His Wife
Kept Him Intoxicated for Fort
night Brings Snit.
SEATTLE. Wash.. April 21. (Special.)
That he had been kept drunk and
drugged for two solid weeks by a neigh
bor and his wife and when he Anally re
covered his senses found that he has
sold his home, worth J80U0. for a con
sideration of fl. Is the story told in the
Superior Court today by I. M. Gladden,
61 years old. He seeks to have the tran
sition set aside and to recover 0 dam
ages. Gladden is a pioneer, having lived on
the property he sold since 1858. He al
leges that on March 9 Adam Jakobowski
and his -wife got him very drunk and
for two weeks kept him in a stupor by
administering to . him liquor and drugs.
He finally regained his sobriety and then
found that he had not only disposed of
his home but all his personal property
as well. The Jakobowskis had agreed in
return for "the property to keep him for
the rest of his natural life as a cost of
not to exceed J15 a month. It was also
stipulated that he was to go to the
Jakobowski home and live there.
Gladden also complains that he found
the homestead vastly changed, trees
having been cut down, hen-houses rased
and the house itself altered. A tem
porary receiver was named for the prop
erty pending litigation.
To Cure a Cold la One Day
Take LAXATIVE PROMO Qulnlno Tablets,
ruKsfBt refund money If It falla to cur.
13. W. GROVE'S signature Im on each box. 2ftc.
The crowning joy of the hunting trip is the carapfire, and Oh! the hunger
maKing overpowering flavor that comes with the cooking of the fresh-killed
meat of the chase! Smith's meats have that same distinguishing odor the
odor of fresh, absolutely pure meats, that never saw an ice-car. See that
Smith '8 name and "Fighting the Beef Trust" is over the door and then come
in. We have nothing in the world to do with those markets that have been
put up against us on both sides (ask most any citizen of Portland who these
markets belong to and for what reason they were put there).
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT GO.
. FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST.
226 Alder St., bet. First and Second Sts.
Boiling Beef, good cuts 5, 6
Choice Pot Roast Beef 8
Breats of Veal 10
Veal Stew 8S 10
Round Beefsteak 10
Hamburg Steak 10
Roasts of Veal KXS 12
Shoulder Roasts Pork.. 10, 12'2
Sirloin Beefsteak 12Vi
Shoulders of Mutton ;.12V2
Veal Cutlets 12!2r, 15
Loin and Rib Mutton Chops. ..15
Legs of Mutton 15
Shoulder Pork Chops I2V2
Pork Sausage 12Vi
x-icKie rone j.J5Vc
Leaf Lard 12
Hams or Half Hams 15
Breakfast Bacon lTVb
6-lb. pail of Lard 60