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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1908)
IS THE OREGOXTAX. TUESDAY, APRIL. 28. I90S. Merchandise Purchased on Credit Today, Tomorrow and Thursday Will Go on May Account Phone Ex. 4 or A 6101 for Groceries The Portland Agents Butterick Pat'rns 'Nemo" Corsets 2000 Lingerie Waists $3.75-$4 Values at $2.68 A beautiful line of new, white Lingerie Waists for women now on sale at our waist-department Materials are batiste and crossbar goods, made with the new long yoke or broad shoulder effects, plain tucked or trimmed in filet Maltese round mesh laces in fancy designs in both front and back An exceptional offering that you cannot afford to miss Waists that originally would cost you $4 or $4.50 In new, dainty Summer styles Take advantage of this sale and secure your Summer waists at about one half their regular value All new and effective styles that will appeal to the women of good taste, tf? O CL& and the economical buyer p4VO0 $30"Ostermoor"Mattress $18.45 fiTmZr- fv- -I-., This mattress is exceptionally luxuri ous, extra thick with French edge, full size, 4 ft, 6 inches wide and 6 ft, 4 in ches long, in one or two parts Built in the Ostermoor way, not stuffed li Instead of the regular mattress of 4 k inch boxed and tufted borders and Y square corners, this has the celebrated French rolled edges and 5 inch in- seamed borders and round corners Especially selected sheets are care fully hand-laid and built up layer upon A layer and daintily enclosed within tick entirely by hand sewing Weighs 60 lbs., fully 15 lbs, more than regular, and is correspondingly thicker, softer and more resilient Finest quality coverings, beautiful art twillsln colors Blue, pink, green, violet, yellow; handsome floral designs-High-grade dust-proof satin finish Ticking in gray and white stripes, or the good old fashioned narrow blue and white 1 Q A C striped ticking Reduced to the low price, each y 1 Oi4 J Jewelry at Special Prices Jewel Boxes, Necklaces, Combs, Pins, Etc. r Lot 1 Jewel Boxes, either gold or silver platedAll silkjined injdaintyyW shades-Regular $1.50 values "OC Lot 2 Genuine Coral Bead Necklaces Graduated beads, good clasp e Q Values up to $1.50, now for Lot 3 Genuine Tortoise Shell Back and Side Combs Also Hair Barettes Our entire line of plain and solid 1 jrfj? gold mounted Vals. to $25 V3 JI1 Lot 4 Veil Pin Sets One long barand i three small ones to match In the rose J gold finish Values up to 50c, 0Z i on sale at the special price of 4OC Lot 5 Belt Pins in gold or silver finish New creations JA Values up to $ 1 , spec'l Lot 6 German Silver Mesh Ban Kid or silk lining Values to $ 1 5, choice JVU Custom Shade and Drapery Work Our Specialty Best Materials and Workmanship Expert Drapers Lowest Prices Third Floor 100,000 Pieces Muslin Underw'r Very Lowest Prices Ever Quoted 1 00,000 pieces of women's fine Undermuslins included in this, the greatest muslin underwear sale of the year The entire reserve stock of the largest and best manufacturer in the land Underwear of style and quality at prices that fall short of covering the cost of material alone Skirts, gowns, corset covers, drawers and chemise in the very prettiest styles Finest materials, daintiest trimming, liberal sizes Muslin underwear that will appeal to particular women An immense assortment to choose from Matchless values and quality Take advantage $4 Petticoats at $2.48 Women's fine Cambric and Lawn Petticoats, made with wide flounces of lace edging and insertions and embroideries; separate dust ruf fle; $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 and up to a q $4.00 values, on sale at, sp'l., ea.M'0 $3 Drawers $ 1 .73 Pair Women's fine Cambric and Nainsook Draw ers, trimmed in fine laces and embroideries, tucks, insertion and beading; grand variety; regular $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 val- j 1 ft! ues, on sale at this low price, pr.J 1 . 3 Mail orders will receive prompt attention. $4 Chemise at $2.79 Special lot of fine French Percale Chemise, hand-embroidered, made with double scal lops and eyelets, drawn with ribbon; the best regular $30 and $4.00 CO 7Q values, on sale at, special, eaP Great special lot of hand-made and hand embroidered Nightgowns, of fine French per cales and nainsooks, with hand-embroidered eyelets, drawn with ribbons; scallops, neck and sleeves; a grand variety of exclusive styles a sale of great importance to brides. Best regular $6.00 values, on C 5 4 'fc sale at this very low price, ea V3vJ $2 Corset Covers $1.19 3000 women's Lawn and Nainsook Corset Cov ers, with fancy yoke effects, of lace, insertion and edging, beading and ribbon; the best reg ular values up to $2.00 each, on fl 1 Q sale at this special low price, ea.P $2.50 Petticoats $1.49 2000 women's fine quality Cambric Under skirts, trimmed in embroidery and lace edging, tucks and insertion; very pretty styles and large variety; values up to $2.50 O 1 AjCk each, on sale at this low price, ea.P "T Mail orders will receive our prompt attention. 5000 Nightgowns 5000 women's Cambric, Nainsook and Muslin Nightgowns, made with high neck and long sleeves, trimmed in good quality embroideries, laces, tucks, insertion, bead ing and ribbon Full length andwidth Three great lots, marvelous values at these special prices Take advantage now Regular $ 1 .25 Nightgowns on sale $ .73 Regular $ 1 .75 Nightgowns on sale $1.19 Regular $2.00 Nightgowns on sale $ 1 .49 $4.00 Values at $2.98 Ea. Grand special lot women's Italian Silk Undervests, in white, pink and light blue; plain or embroidered styles; a handsome showing; regular O OA $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 values, at, eae!i.N "O Women's fine Cambric and Nainsook Drawers, made with wide flounces and trimmed in laces, embroider ies, tucks and insertion ; the best regu- CI 1 O lar $1,75 values, on sale at, special, ea.P I . I r All mail orders will be promptly and carefully filled. $2.50 CHEMISE FOR $1.73 EACH Women 's Short Skirt Chemise, of fine cambrics and nainsooks, trimmed in dainty Val. laces, insertion and medallions, beading and ribbons; fl regular $2.50 values, at, special, eaeh.S O Foulard Silks $ 1 Values 59c Yd. Fancy Silk Suitings $ 1 .00 Val. 69c Yard 2000 Yards Messaline Silks at 49c Yard 2500 yards of beautiful Foulard Silks in tan, brown, navy, gray, green and Alice bhie colorings and combinations; a very large assortment of the season's gQ most approved novelties; best regular $1.00 values, on sale at, special, yard. J-C 2000 yards of fancy Silk Suitings in all the best patterns and colorings for suits and waists; every yard of silk in the lot regular $1.00 value; your choice CjQf for today only at ' this special low price, the yard take advantage. 2000 yards Messaline Silks of superior quality, fine bright finish; pink, jQ blue, red, brown, navy, cream and white; best regular 73c values, the yard.'C Great sale of boys' Blouse Waists, in chambrays, zephyrs and oxfords; blues, tans and fancy stripes in large variety; all sizes, for boys un to 13 years of age; the best regular 50c values, on sale at this special low price, each. 2C Special lot of boys' Shirts with two collars; sizes 12 to 14; fancy percales, fancy oxiords, biue and tan stripes; light colored and hgured grounds; 7oc val., ea..384p 200 $25 Tailored Suits $16.85 Another great special lot of women's high-grade Tailored Suits, 200 garments in the lot, semi and tight-fitting styles in navy blue, black, brown; also light-colored fancy stripes and checks; plain or fancy Tailored Suits of the very latest fashion, hand somely tailored throughout. Skirts are made full pleated or gored and trimmed with bias folds; Tailored Suits of a style and quality that other C 1 t QC stores ask $30 and $35 for; our $25 values; choice, while they last. V wOJ Fancy Mixed Dress Goods at Low Prices 2000 yards of fancy-mixed Dress Goods, 46 to 54 inches wide; this season's best patterns and colore; matchless values, on sale at the following special low prices: $1.25 VALS. 96c $1.50 VALS. $1.19 $2.00 VALS. $1.39 1000 yards of Tennis Serges, in cream grounds with neat colored stripes QO and checks; the best regular $1.25 values, on sale at this low price, yard laOU yards ol nne Uress lioods chiffon panamas, selt-colored checks and cheverans serges, in all colors; new materials, reg. $1.25 yard; your. choice. 75c Underwear 48c 40c Underwear 29c 75c Union Suits 43c Each "Women's extra fine quality lisle thread Underwear; high neck and long sleeves, shaped body, all A,fLf sizes; regular 75c values, on sale at, each.OC Women's fine ribbed cotton Union Suits, lace-trim 'd, low neck and sleeveless; all sizes; regular Ars lac values, on sale at, special, the garment. 4Jv Women's fancy lace-trimmed Undervests and Pants, well made and finished; all sizes; the best regular 40c values, on sale at, the garment. 4C Women's fancy lace-trimmed Undervests, 1 Q Jow neck and sleeveless style; 35c values, at. v Women's fancy lace-trimmed sleeveless Un dervests, Richelieu rib, all sizes; 20c val., ea. 1 wC Women's Richelieu ribbed Cotton Undervests, low neck and sleeveless, all sizes; the regular 1 ff 15e values, on sale at this special price, each. v Misses' and children's Knit Underwear, a complete stock of all styles and grades, and the best values. Mail orders will be promptly and carefully filled. 800 Pairs of Lace Curtains $5.50 Values $2.85 $7.50 Vals. $4.65 $10 Values $5.85 $12.50 Vals. $6.75 Positively the greatest curtain values you ever shared in are to be placed on sale in the Curtain Department for today's andTomor row's selling Manufacturers' short lots of the best styles and grades -800 pairs all told, 2 to 1 2 pairs of a patternsTake advantage Lot 1 White and Arabian color Cluny Curtains, with inserting and edges or edges only; made on good qual ity French nets; size 45 ins. wide by 2y2 CO ft yards long; regular $5.50 value, at, pair.V"'J Lot 2 Cluny and Arabian Lace Curtains, made on tha best quality French nets, with wide inserting and edges; 50 inches wide, 21a yards long; 1t A LC best regular $7.50 values, on sale at, pair. S1" J Lot 3 Marie Antoinette and Renaissance Lace Cur tains, in white lacet Arabians, in ecru color; all made on the best French nets; 50 inches wide, 3 and 3A yards long; only two pairs of a pattern in 1 CT O C this lot; regular $10 values, at, the pair.?''' Lot 4 White Marie Antoinette Curtains and Clunys, in white and Arabian; also lacet Arabians, in ecru; made on the best nets, with inserting and KELfL J C edges; regular $12.50 values, at, the pair. pO. J Lot 5 Highest grade Marie Antoinette and Rcmiii sance Curtains, wide Renaissance border It rt ff C and braid work; $18.50 values, at the exceptionally low price of, pair S J L -3 FIRST TALK AT ST C H AM BKRLAIX GOES THEN' TO EASTKKX OREGON. Last Two Weeks of Campaign in Western Oregon Cake Leaves for Coos. Governor Chamberlain tonipht mill de liver tiw opening nddress of hi3 Sena torial campaign before the voters of St. John In BicJtner'B Hall. 102 North Jersey street, outlining his position on the im portant National issues and presenting his claims for support. The I?moeraUc pa triots of St. John have made adequate arrangements for the accommodation of the large attendance expected. Governor Chamberlain will leave Port land probably tomorrow or Thursday for Kastern Orexon, where he will devote the next two weeks to campaign work. He will deliver his first address In Malheur iunty the latter part of this week. The lattt two weeks of the campaign will be ipent In the western part of the state. Governor Oh am be rain will do practically all his own campaigning, although John AI. Gearin, ex-Cnlled States Senator, may make a few addresses' before the cam paign closes. H. M. Cake, Republican candidate for the Senate, did not leave for Ooos County until last night, having: been delayed In this city another day. He will open his campaign probably at Marshfield, and will cover the southern part of the state thoroughly in his speechmaking tour be fore returning to this city and transfer ring his vote-getting crusade to Eastern Oregon, Mr. Cake has not completed his list of appointments. In fact, his itiner ary probably will not be arranged finally until after the meeting of the Republican State Central Committee-, Wednesday. While it is the purpose of Mr. Cake to speak at as many of the important points In the state as it will be possible for htm to reach before the campaign closes. It is probable the members of the state com mittee will provide speakers. In the In terest of his candidacy who will address the voters in such places as the party's candidate will not be able to visit. HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES Great special sale of table linens, lace curtains, towels, crashes, napkins, bed spreads, sheets, pillow cases, etc, etc.; all prices reduced. McAllen & McDonnell, Third and Morrison. Graves Music Co. must get out by Thursday. Sheet music and musical In struments actually slaughtered. Hurry in 328 Washington street. CRUISER GOMES JUNE 1 CHARLESTON ABLE TO ItEMAIN UNTIL JCXE 6. Dates of Arrival of Yorktown and Fourth Torpedo Flotilla Not Yet Announced. Official notice was received by Cap tain W. H. Patterson, the local "war ship" pilot, yesterday, that the first class cruiser Charleston, flagship of the Pacific cruiser squadron, Rear-Adntfral Charles Swinburne, commanding, would arrive in Portland Harbor Monday, June 1, the first day of the Portland Rose Festival, and wouud remain here during the entire week. Accompanying the ' letter of notification were advices to the effect that the flagship Charles ton had Bailing orders which required her to depart from Portland Saturday, June 6. the final day of the gay festivi. ties. This, however, will give the flag officers of the squadron the opportunity to attend the grand ball, which is to be held at the Armory on the night of June 6, upon which- occasion the visit ing Naval officers are to be made the guests of honor. . It will be several days before it can be announced definitely when the gun boat Yorktown and the fourth torpedo boat flotilla will be ordered to proceed to Portland, Inasmuch as the orders from Secretary Metcalf affecting these boats were issued some days after the billet for the flagship was announced. It is understood that the Yorktown will come here attended by the five torpedo-boats and torpedo-boat destroy ers, but no word has been received here as. to the. exact date of sailing. For this reason, neither the Rose Festival Association nor the local commercial bodies will make any attempt to pre pare programmes of entertainment un til the official movements of the squad ron coming here have been announced. There is even some doubt as to whether the small squadron will be assembled here for ' the Festival, although all preparations for having the crews of the warships take part in the water carnival are progressing. While no especial arrangements will be made for showing conspicuous hon ors to the detail of the Pacific fleet coming here, the Naval officers at tached, to the ships ordered here will be honored in a manner entirely be fitting their rank and station in all the social functions of the Festival week. The Rose Festival yesterday estab lished its information and accommoda tion bureau in the Swetland building, and from now on until the opening of the celebration will be In a position to take care of all Inquiries for board and lodging from out-of-town communities, as well as to list local hotels, lodging houses, restaurants and private resi dences where Festival visitors will be able to secure bed and board during th week. Piedmont Club Wins Pennant. The Piedmont Boys' Club of the Pres byterian Boys' Brotherhood won the pennant in the basket-ball contest Just closed. The pennant was presented by the Boys' Club of the Third Presby terian Church. Saturday, May . . the baseball contest will open in the broth erhood of clubs by a game between the Mount Tabor Presbyterian Club and the club from the Third Church. Rev. E. M. Sharp, D. D., of Mount Tabor, will pitch the first ball, an Rev. Andrew J. Mont gomery, of the Third Church, will en deavor to catch it. There will be half a dozen or more clubs in the baseball contest. Babies for Adoption. The Boys' and Girls' Aid Society has Just received from an outside county a very nice girl baby, aged 11 months, and for whom the society is anxious to find a good home for legal adoption. There are also on hand a number of very desir able little boys, aged from 3 to 7 years. Applications for any of these children will be thankfully received and acted on upon calling at the receiving home,- cor ner East Twenty-ninth and East Irving streets, on the East Ankeny carline. Telephone East 5. or B 1404. If Smith should stand in with the Beef Trust and raise the price of all kinds of meats only 1 cent per pound, it would mean an extra profit of over 52000 a day to the Trust. But he won't raise the price of meat; he won't stand in with the Trust, he won't sell out to the Trust ever and always he will stick to his job of FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" When you come to Smith's, see that Smith's name and "Fighting the Beef Trust" is over the door, and then come in. There are markets right close up against us on both sides they are not ours. Pound Beefsteak 10 Pot Roast Beef 7 and 8 Beef for Boiling 5 and 6 Sirloin Beefsteak ..12'2 Shoulder Beefsteak 8J Hamburg Steak 10 Roasts of Veal 10 and 12y2 Breasts of Veal lO Veal Stew 8 and 10 Shoulder Veal Cutlets 12' - Loin Veal Cutlets 15? Legs of Mutton 15? Loin Mutton Chops 15 Shoulder Roast Mutton. 10S1 2 yt Pork Sausage 12 Smith's Famous Lard, 6-lb. pail 60 Smith's Excellent Breakfast Bacon 17Vi Hams or Half Ham lo FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. 226 Alder Street, Between First and Second Streets. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TE-PST" r i
