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Newspaper Page TextTHE JIOKM5G OKEGOMA5. TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1BOS. "Nemo Week" Great Sale and Demonstration of "Nemo" Corsets by the Manufacturers New Models Expert Fitters at Your Disposal The Meier Frank Storeys Great ales Seasonable Merchandise at Lowest Prices Ever Quoted 18 May S Women's and Misses' Coats $6.50 Values at $3.45 Each $10.00 Values $6.55 Each Two great special lots of women's and misses' Spring Coats to be sold at ridiculously low prices This season's best styles in. semi-fitting and box effects Assorted colors and patterns Single and double-breasted styles Strap trim med and patch pockets Velvet collars Tans, browns and grays Stripes, plaids and mixtures in grand variety All sizes By far the best values offered this season Take advantage $6.50 Values at $3.45 Each $10 Values for $6.55 Each Cloak and Suit Department Second Floor $1.25 Drawers Reduced to 79c a Pair 2000 pairs of cambric and nainsook Drawers, trim'd in lace and embroidery; wide ruffle and fit- 9 Qr ted waistband; great variety; $1.25 val., pr. rV Great Sale $2.50 Gowns For Today at $ 1 .73 Each Women's cambric and nainsook Gowns, trimmed in dainty embroideries and laces, tucks and insertions; high or low neck, long or short sleeves; CI the best regular $2.50 values, garment. S 4 O Special lot of Maids' Aprons, of lawn, with plain hem and bib; regular 40c values, each. "Jv Special lot of misses' and children's white Under skirts, trimmed in laces and embroideries, tucks and insertion; pretty styles, great values, as follows: $1.75 values at $1.22 $2.50 values at $1.69 Children's cambric and nainsook Nightgowns, made high and low neck and trimmed in laces and em broideries; the best regular $1.50 and 1 1 Q $1.75 values, on sale at, special, each. V " Special lot of children's closed Drawers, made of cambric and nainsook and trimmed in laces and em broideries; ages 10 to 14 years; on sale at, pr. .67i $4.00 Embroideries at 98c Yard Sale of $ 1.50 Nets at 59c Yard 45-inch Nets for making sleeves," yokes, waists, etc. Plain and figured filet, plain and figured Nottinsrhams, also Calais nets; all new. pretty styles; regu- CQ lar values up to $1.50 the yard, on sale for. New 45-inoh Dotted Nets, in black, navy, brown, etc., for veils, costumes, waists, etc.; very handsome styles and marvelous values, at the following prices, yard: Reg. $1.25 Nets at 87 Reg. $1.75 Nets at $1.29 5000 yards of fine Embroideries, comprising Deautiful flouncing 18 to 45 inches wide; bands, galloons and medallions, in swiss, batiste and cambric; eyelet, baby Irish and Japanese effects; suitable for tririming waists, gowns and women's undermuslins ; (JO values up to $4 a yard, on sale at, special, yard. OC 2000 yards of Corset Cover Embroidery, worked on crossbar dimity; a new idea; the best regular LQ $1.00 value, on sale at this low price, the yard.F-'C 5000 yards of Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Embroid ery and Insertion, 1 to 9 inches wide; regular 1 40c value, on sale at this special price, yard. This Is Portland's Greatest Special ale of Ribbons 175,000 yards of changeable Messaline Ribbons, 6 inches wide, for millinery and other purposes; the best, 1 regular 35c values, on sale at this special price, yard. C 75,000 yards of heavy Satin Ribbon, 3 and 3l2 inches wide, in black, white and all the leading shades; the best 1 Q regular 35c and 40c value, at this special price, yard. . 3000 yards of all-silk -Taffeta Ribbon, 3 inches wide; comes in black, white and all colors; regular 20c values, yd.. 11 20,000 yards of all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, 5 inches wide; black, white and all colors; best regular 25c value, at, yard. .lTJ 20.000 yards of all-silk' Taffeta Ribbon, 6 inches wide; in black, white and all colors; regular 40c value, at, yard. .23$ 13,000 yards fancy Warp Print and all-silk Rib bons, 5-in. wide; in all colors; regular 35c value, yd. 3C 50,000 yards 5-in. Moire Ribbons; in black, white OTt and all best staple shades; regular 40c value, yard.C 20,000 yards of heavy fancy Ribbons, warp prints, Dresdens and Jacquards; 42 and 5 inches wide; the best reg- ular 75c and 85c values, on sale at, special, yard. wJv 15,000 yards of the best heavy all-silk fancy Ribbons, 6 to 8 inches wide, all beautiful styles; $1-$1.25 values, yard.. 67 Wonderful values in narrow Silk and Wash Ribbons, from 8o to 57c a piece 10-yard pieces. Take advantage of sale. 3000 Dozen Men's Shirts-All This Season's Best Styles Good V alues The greatest sale of Men's Shirts ever inaugurated in Portland starts here today andcontinaes through the week Thousands of dozens of shirts of all kinds in all grades at a saving economical men will appreciate 73c I Men's regular $1.00 and $1.25 Madras Overshirts, the best styles and designs, on sale atthis low price, each. Great sale of 500 dozen men's white Pleated Shirts, all new styles, for business or dress wear, attached or de tached cuffs, coat or regular styles ; box or knife pleats in large assortment; vou should see these. Qvs REGULAR $1.50 VALUES, ON SALE AT.JC Great sale of 500 dozen men's white Pleated Shirts, plain or fancy pleats; all sizes, great variety. Qp Best regular $1.00 values, on sale at, sp'l., ea. Great sale of 1000 dozen men's Golf Shirts, plain and pleated styles, in light and dark colorings; an immense assortment of patterns, all sizes; bt $1.00 values buy all you want of them at, each. Great sale of 300". dozen men's Madras Golf Shirts in light and dark patterns, plain and fancy colorings, at tached or detached cutts; come all sizes CI (IS REGULAR $1.50 VALUES, FOR, EACH.S V-J Great sale of men 's Pongee Overshirts, made with soft attached collar, in white, tan, champagne, pink and blue; all the best styles, well made and finished; all sizes. The best regular $2.00 values, at, each. .$1.35 Great sale of men's $1.50 "Soisette' Overshirts, made with soft collar, attached; white, tan and cream, all sizes; marvelous values at this low price, each.. 95 Men's best regular $2.00 striped Pongee Shirts, fi 1 soft attached collar; great special value, at, each.? Be Sure to See the Isabella" Drawers Just received, 100 dozen of the new "Isabella" Knit Draw ers for women; clean, cool and comfortable; cut short and large; lace-trimmed, knee length; come in all sizes. Cr Great value on sale at this special low price, pair. 500 "Ostermoor" Mattresses At Low Price of $ 1 6.50 Each $16.50 Another great special lot of the famous "Ostermoor" patent Elastic Felt Mattresses 50-pounds weight, "covered with a beautiful French art ticking and made in one or two pieces. The best mattress for comfort and wear. The factory sent 500 of them to dispose of at this low price in order to ac quaint Portland housewives with the many good features of their product. Phenomenal values at this special price, each take advantage of sale. Wash Batistes 15 c Yd. 50,000 yards of new Wash Batte, Lawns and Swisses; all the new styles and colorings, in marvelous assort- X ment and exceptional value, at this special price, yd. J 500 pieces of fine white nainsook, 36 inches wide, 12 yards to a piece; regular value $2.25; your choice of fi? 1 500 pieces at this unusually low price, the piece. S 500 pieces fine French and Scotch Ginghams fast colors, beautiful styles for Summer dresses, misses' and O children's apparel; best values in city, yd., 30c and.'' Custom Shade and Drapery Work Our Specialty Artistic Picture Framing to Your Order Portland Agents for Butterick Patterns 1000 $8 Silk and Net Dress Waists at $3.98 Great special offering of women's Net, Fancy and Tailored Dress Waists, in messaline silks, taffeta silks and foulard silks, trimmed in lace and medallions, pin tucks, fine pleating, fancy buttons, etc.; fasten front, side or back; long or short sleeves; plain colorings, checks, plaids and stripes tan, cream, Copenhagen, champagne, pink, blue, brown, green and black; great assortment to choose from; regn-fl? QO lar values up to $8 each, at, special, garment. N Heatherbloom Pet'coats $2.28 1000 best grade Heatherbloom Petticoats, full flare, 15-inch double flounce, tucks, pleating, shirring and pleated ruffle; black only; regular $3.50 values; your choice CO OR while they last at this very low price, garment. PSr 35c-40c Hosiery at 19c Pair 3000 pairs of women's fine-Hosiery in lace, dropstitch and plain styles, medium weight; seamless and full-fashioned; also gauze lisles and embroidered cottons; black and 1 Of tans, all sizes, 8Va to 10; regular 35c and 40c values. Costumes at $18.45 Portland's largest and best Cloak Store places on sale tomorrow a remarkable special lot of 300 women's Linen Princ ess and Princess Jumper Suits in this season's prettiest styles, at a price that will attract an enthusiastic throng of eager buyers. The assortment includes white, cream, light blue, pink, tan, re seda, copper; also fancy stripes in a splendid variety; some have lace yoke and sleeves, or kimono sleeves; others trimmed in dainty laces and embroideries or heavily braided; all new, up to date, stylish Summer apparel of the highest grade; your choice today, ea.. $18.45 Curtain Corners 59c 1000 sample corners of high-grade Lace Curtains, reg. $5 to $15 pair; IVi yards long, 45 to 50 ins. wide; for small win dows, transoms, door panels, etc.; sam ples of Irish Points, Marie Antoinettes, etc; marvelous values, special, ea..59 Great Values in Drug Sundries Graves' Tooth Powder, sp'l.. 14 Pompeiian Massage Cream, .39 Robertine Face Powder at .. 39 Pond's Extract of Cream at. 39 Idaline Face Powder, special. 23 Benzoine and Almond Cream. 19 50c French Perfumes, sp'1..29 Lustrite Cuticle Softener at. 17 2-quart Fountain. Syringe at. .49 All-rubber Syringes, special. 49i "Life Buoy" Soap, the cake. .4 Rainier Mineral Soap, special. 7$ M. & F. Toilet Soap, dozen cakes, on sale at this special price.. 25 Dennison's Paper Doilies, pretty floral patterns, at, per dozen.. 8 Dennison's Paper Lunch Sets, all patterns, 25c values, at, set..l6 Ideal Art Stationery fine quality Linen Writing Paper; regular 35c values, on sale at, the box..23 Veil Pin Sets, gold and colored en amel; 75c values, at, the set.39 All Toilet Goods at lowest prices. $5 Curtains $3.95 1000 pairs Lace Curtains, Irish points, Clunys, Marie Antoinettes and Corded Arabians; variety of best patterns, 2 and 3 yards long by 50 ins. d Q C wide; $5.00 values, at, pair. J Sale extraordinary of Table Covers, iy2 yards square, heavy tapestry material, floral and Oriental designs, best color ings, fringed all around ; at these prices : Regular $1.00 Table Covers at. . 63 Regular $1.50 Table Covers at.. 98 Regular $3.50 Table Covers at.. $1.95 $2 Lace Veils at 98c Women 's Chantilly Lace Veils, small and large designs; black,. white, gray, brown, navy, red; iy2 and 2 yards in QO. length; regular $2.00 values, ea. OC Women's Chiffon Auto Veils, 3 yards long, hemmed; French chiffon, in black, white, light blue, pink, lavender, gray, brown; regular $2.00 values, at. $1.18 "Merry Widow" Net Veils, edged with taffeta ribbon, IVi yds. square; black,' brown, navy, alice, light blue, fl? (Q etc.; $4 and $5 values, each. 5000 Pairs Silk Gloves $2.50 Vals. $1.?3 5000 pairs of new best quality Milanese Silk Gloves, double tipped fingers, all the best makes; black, white, tans, browns, etc.; sizes 5y2 to S'2; values $2 to $2.50 pair; C 1 y anticipate your Summer needs at, special, pair.M 1 . Mail and phone orders will be promptly and carefully filled. 1000 pairs of women's 16-button-length Chamois Gloves in white and natural, all sizes, 6V2 to 7; $3 values, pr.SJ51.93 Mail orders will be given very prompt and careful attention. The greatest value in the city in new Cape Gloves for misses and children; "Dent" style, 1-clasp, all the best shades of tan; sizes 0000 to 4, for children 6 months to 16 Q vr years of age; regular $1.25 and $1.50 values, pair. Kashmir Rugs Reduced Three sizes of Kashmir Rugs at exceptionally low prices; best designs and colorings; best values ever offered. 3d floor. 7 feet 6 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, on sale at, each.. $8.45 9 by 12 feet, on sale at this special low price, each. .$9.95 10 feet 6 inches by 12 feet, at this low price, each. .$12.50 J. RECEIVER 15 APPOINTED ed is the cause of the financial trou bles ot the corporation. M. ACHESOX COM PAW IX BAXKRVPTCV COURT. E. C Mears med to Administer Its Affairs Eastern Creditors File retltoln. John Anlsfleld Company, ofCleve land. Ohio: W. J. Bate, and Fleisch ber. Mayer Co.. of this city, through their attorneys. Beach Simon and A. F. Fleg-el, today filed a petition In the Dnited States Circuit Court asking that J. M. Acheson Company of this fctty be adjudged a bankrupt. In the petition it appears that the liabilities are something; over ITo.OOO and the as -tet a trifle over 130.00) at their face ralue. A petition was also filed ask ing; for the appointment of a receiver, and E. C. Meara was appointed receiver of the concern, with a bond fixed at 144.000. Creditors are widely scattered, but are mostly In New Tork. there being; about 0 creditors in all. Mr. Acheson ay that the excesstve expense under STblcH hi. business was being; operat- CL0SING-0UT SALE. Our entire stock of dry goods, includ ing fixtures, for sale to highest bidder. Stocks are offered at retail, at and below regular wholesale price. The greatest -bargains ever offered the Portland public. McAllen & McDonnell, Third and Morri Miss Pearl Johnson Iead. Miss Pearl Johnston, aged 23, daugh ter of John E. Johnston, 315 Til lamook street, died at the home of her parents yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from Finley chapel and interment will be in Rose City Cemetery. . Miss John ston was born in Canada, but had lived here almost all her life and was educated in the Portland schools. She was cashier at Barnes' iMarket.for some time before her death and had many friends through out the city. Invite City Officials.. At the meeting of the Montavilla Board of Trade last night a dele gation of seven was appointed to attend the federation banquet May 26. Also a resolution was passed to extend an Invitation to Fire Chief Campbell, Mayor Lane and Dr. C. H. Raffety to attend the banquet as the special guests of the Mon tavilla Board of Trade. EL B. Morelock was appointed a special committee to look after the widening of the Rosenthal cross road between Villa avenue and the Sandy road. CHINESE GOOD. SAMARITAN TALK OF PANAMA AFFAIRS Finds Drunken Printer and Takes Him to Police Station. A Chinese Good Samaritan was dis covered last night in the person of Ah Tons, a Chinese laundryman who works in South Portland. On Second street about 15:30 o'clock ,he came across the prostrate body of a man lying half on the sidewalk and half in the gutter. A gold chain dangled from his waist coat, a gold watch was in his pocket, as was plenty of money, and he was drunk. After a moment's thought Ah Fong grabbed the limp form, and swinging It over his shoulder, carried It off to the police station, where he ' confided mod estly to Captain Bailey his story. "Me findee man in stleet. Think him gottee plenty money and gold watch. Flald somebody steal him money and watch so me bling him In. Good night." Captain Bailey thanked the olive colored embryo sleuth, and on searching the unknown found that he had a fine gold watch ard chain and 150 in hia possession. Later he ascertained that the owner's name was O. D. Doehring, that he was a printer, and that he had been having a "time." A charge of drunk was entered. President Congratulates Alplionso. MADRID, May 18. President Roose velt is among the chiefs of state who yesterday cabled congratulations to King Alfonso on the occasion of the 22d anniversary of his birth. Tart and Roosevelt Confer on Secre v tary's Isthmian Trip. "WASHINGTON'. May 18. Secretary of War Taft arrived today from Charleston, where .he landed on his return from Pan ama. He called at the White House at 8:30 tonight and was in conference with the President for some time, discussing various matters in connection with his visit to Panama. Among the matters dis cussed were the coming elections in the Republic of Panama; the selection of a successor to Brigadier-General Macken zie, Chief of Engineers, who is to be re tired; the boundary dispute between Co lombia and Panama, and the situation in general in the Canal Zone. The Secretary announced that he would Issue a state ment in regard to these various matters before the Cabinet. Addresses Portsmouth Voters. District Attorney Manning addressed m large audience In the interest of hia cam paign for re-election at Artisan's Hall, Portsmouth, last night. Mr. Manning's re marks were received with enthusiasm and after he had spoken his allotted 20 minutes, the audience demanded to know more about the Title Guarantee & Trust Company failure and how the District At torney's office secured the depositors against financial loss. He spoke 15 min utes longer and was cheered heartily. Tom M. Word, John A. JefTrey, B. S. J. McAllister and B. E. Haney also ad dressed the meeting. MAJORITY OVER ALL SURE Japanese Conservatives Control Diet. Commercial Interests Supreme. . TOKIO, May 18. The results of the recent elections held throughout Japan have Just become known in detail, and are summarized as follows: The Seiyukal. or Conservative party, elected 190 members; the Progressives, 77; Independents, 53; Dafdos, 32; and the Tukokal, 27. The commercial interests have a largely Increased representation, which, with the aid of the pledged Independ ents and Seiyukal, will command a ma ENGRAVED WEDDING AND SOCIETY STATIONERY R. F. Prescott & Co. 271 1-2 MORRISON STREET CUT IN TWAIN BY ENGINE Express Messenger Meets Horrible Fate at Connell, Wash. CONNT2L.lj, Wash., May 18. (Special.) Charles Tucker, 23 years old, baggage man and express messenger on the O. at Connell at 5 o'clock this evening. A Northern Pacific through freight, west bound, went past the switching engine, running in the same direction. The wind was high and dust dense. Tucker stepped out on the side-track In the path of the engine, which struck him, cut ting the body in two at the hips. The rear brakeman barely escaped death. Eanan shoes fit the feet. Rosenthal's. Spectacles Sl.ou at Metsgei-s. FRANK L. SMTH MEAT CO. 226 Alder Street, Between First and Second Streets. When yon are locking for Smith's, don t go next door. See that Smith's name and "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" are over the door, and then come in. Beef for boiling, braising, stewing, pot-pie and a dozen other different ways of cooking 5 and 6 Sonp Meat and Sonp Bones 3 Pot Roasts of Beef 7 and 8 Excellent Steaks 12y2 Best Pork Roasts and Pork Chops 12Vs4 and 15 Dry Salt Pork, Pickled Pork and Fresh ide Pork. . 12y2 Roasts of Mntton and Mutton Chops 12V2 and 15 Roasts of Veal 10 and 12'2 Veal Cutlets 12Vs and 15 Hams 15 Half a Ham, either end... 15 Smith's Breakfast Bacon 17!,4J 5-lb. pail of Smith's Pure Lard.60J Spring Lamb in abundance at...... 10, 12'2S 20 FISH Every kind of fish in season can ba had at Smith's, but we call particu lar attention to our shad, fresh every day, per pound 5 You can buy a shad for 10c and 15c. Chinook Salmon 12V0 Halibut 10 Halibut, 3 lbs 25 i Clams, Razor 12M i Hard-Shell Clams 5 j Oysters, a pint. . . 30J