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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1908)
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1908. Store Open Friday Evening Until 9:30Closed All Day Saturday MERCHANDISE PURCHASED ON CREDIT BALANCE OF THE MONTH GOES ON YOUR JUNE ACCOUNT SfS The Meier (ffi -Frahk Store's idweek Specials Portland Agents Butterick Patterns 18 M $3.50 Parasols $2.57 Each All Parasols One -Fourth Off lit Backward season and nothing else is re sponsible for sweeping reductions on our entire newstock of Parasols This season's handsomest novelties in large assortment 500 plain 'white linen Parasols, just what you want for the Rose Fiesta parades. Regular 1 tJf $2.00 values on special sale at, each....V eJ $3.50 white linen Parasols on sale at, each. .$2.a7 100 very striking Japanese silk Parasols, hand painted effects, in beautiful designs GJO and colorings. Reg. $3.50 values .oafeJir $5 Parasols at $3.98 Each $6 Parasols at $4.98 Each $7.50-$8 Parasols $5.98 S12-$13.50 Parasols $7.98 $15-$16.50 Parasols $9.98 $20 -$35 Parasols V4 Off 1000 pieces of wool Soutache Braid, black and colors, for trimming bathing suits," children 's dresses, etc.; 20c value on sale at, the dozen yards 1000 dozen white pearl buttons, two and four-hole, plain and fancy, sizes C 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24; values to 20c dozen; on sale at the low price of, dozen. ..,JC Great special bargain in plain and fancy Ribbons'. Take advantage of this sale Great special bargains in women 's Neckwear. Matchless values and qualities. 50c Veilings at 28c 35c Undervests 18c Today and tomorrow, 5000 yards of beautiful new Face Veilings in tuxedo nets, hair lines and chenille dotted effects full regular width, color assortment includes black, brown, navy, white, light blue, red, gray and green; best 50c value will be on special sale at the remarkably low price of, the yard OC 2000 garments of women's knit cotton undervests and pants, plain fin- I O. ished or lace trimmed, all sizes, best 35c value on sale at, the garment. . . . .. OC Great bargains in women's and children's Hosiery. Take advantage of this sale. Millinery Clearance Sale SECOND FLOOR on all New York and Paris Pattern Hats, this season's handsomest creations and most exclu sive styles. A beautiful showing and exceptional values. "Let us show you. 2d Floor. A great special lot of women's Tailored and Dress Hats, trimmed in flowers, wings and ribbons; new shapes and effects, in all the most desirable shades and combinations; wonderful values at a very low price. Take your choice of C? ft C the assortment at this low price, ea. Complete line of women's new Sailor Hats in white and black ; in split straws and rough braids all the newest blocks and great special values, on sale at, speoial, each 75 to $5.00 Great speoial lot of women's and misses' white Sunbonnets in the best styles; regular O 60c values; on special sale at, each oV J Women's and misses' white Lingerie Hats at prices ranging from, each. 98 up to $2.50 $12.50 Net Hats $7.50 Great special lot of women's Net Hats in black and white, trimmed bC9 flowers and net; all new shapes; regular $12.50 values, on sale at, each.M J" Entire new line misses' and children's trimmed flats, leghorns and pyroxlyn braids, trimmed in chiffon, braid, ribbon and flowers; at each, from $1.25 up to $6.50 Infants' and children's Headgear the largest and best display in the city. 2d floor. $25 Suits 16.85 $18 Suits $10.35 Boys' Suits $5.83 Men's and young men's high-class hand-tailored suits in all the new shades and patterns for Spring and Summer wear browns and grays, stripes, checks and overplaids cut in the very, latest fashion well made and finished throughout. Ready-to-wear ap parel of the highest grade and in every respect equal to the best custom-made garments. Regular $22.50 to $25.00 values on sale C 1C QC this week at the low price of P D.OJ The exclusive clothier would ask you $30.00 for ap parel of equal style and quality. Supply your needs. 500 men's and young men's fine Suits, in tans, browns and grays, stripes and checks, worsteds and unfinished worsteds; all new, up-to-date garments, selling regularly at $15.00 and fl 1 f J f? $18.00 the suit, on special sale at... P I VtJJ 500 boys' Knickerbocker Suits, in tanst grays, browns and olives; also fancy mixtures; pleated or plain coats; large variety of the best styles; ages 6 to 16 years; regular $7.50 values, on T C flTL special sale at the low price of, the suit. Sale of 5000 "Chiett" Shirts $ 1 ,50-$2 Values 95c Each In the big Men's Furnish ing Department we an- nounce a sensational sale of the celebrated "Cluettr shirts at a price below manuf actnring cost 5000 in the lot This season's most attractive patterns and colorings in pleated and plain styles attached or detached cuffs Coat shirts of high grade manufacture r s-S t r i pes, checks and detached figures in splendid assortment All new Spring and Summer shirts at a price never before known on merchandise of equal quality All sizes- better come early if you want to share in the wonderful bargains While they last we will place them on sale at the very unusally low and sensational sale price of, each 95c Ladies' $2.50 Belt Pins for 98c Cameo Brooches 35c to 75c Ea. In the Jewelry department, a great special assortment of fancy Belt Pins, in silver, gold and antique finishes, large variety of fancy stone settings; $2.50 QO values on special sale at the exceptionally low price 'of, each f OC Cameo Brooches, large imitation cameos, newest thing for wear, with' fancy neck wear; great values on special sale at the very low prices of, each 35 to T5 Solid pearl top Hat Pins, in all colors; great values on special sale at, each. . . .19 All kinds of Novelty Jewelry on sale at very low prices. Take advantage of the sale. $2.00 Nightgowns for 98c $6.50 Nightgowns $3.90 $2;50 Drawers $1.73 Pair $6.50 Petticoats $3.90 Ea. Women's fine cambric and nainsook Gowns, made low, round neck and high-neck styles, long and short 0, sleeves, trimmed in nne laces and embroidj QO eries, tucks and insertions ; $1.75 and $2 vals. 'OC Women 's fine cambric and nainsook Gowns, trimmed in very fine embroideries, laces, beading, tucks, in sertion and ribbon; long and short flowing sleeves; the regular $5.00 to $6.50 values; on Cl QC special sale on the low price of, each. mJ Women's fine cambric and nainsook Drawers, made with wide, full flounces, trimmed in lace and em broidery edgings, tucks, insertions and 4t 1 ffTt headings; regular $2.50 values, at, pair.? I e Special lot of cambric and nainsook Drawers, trimmed in rick-rack and lace edgings; reg- IQr ular 65c values on speoial sale at, the pair. . C Women's 'fine cambric Petticoats, made with wide flounces of embroidery and clusters of lace edging and insertion; $6.00 and $6.50 values, OC on special sale at the low price of, each.P Women's fine cambric and nainsook Chemise, with short skirt trimmed in fine laces, embroid- QO eries, beading and ribbons; $1.75" values, ea.-'OC We are Portland agentts for "Nemo" Corsets. The only complete stock in the city, and expert fitters at your service. Second Floor. Take advantage. LIGHT LUNCHES SERVED AT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Basement Picnic and Outing Supplies 9-inch paper Plates; buy all you want at the very low price of, per dozen 4 Canopeners, 74 each; Corkscrews, 4; Wood Plates, special at, each.:.. 6 Granite .Coffee Flasks, 24 each; Folding Lunch Boxes, special, each, '15 Collapsible Drinking Cups, 19 each; Tin Pie Pans, on special sale at', each, 44 Tin covered Buckets at, special, 1H4 each; Tin Cups, on special sale for, each, 4 Tin Tea Spoons at the low price of, dozen, 74 Tin Table Spoons, the 'dozen, 144 Tin Knives and Forks, special, 49 set; Splint Baskets, special price, each, 74 Camp Stools, Hammocks, Swings, etc., etc., on Third Floor. Call and see them. Sole Portland agents for "White Mountain" Refrigerators.- See them in basement. Garden Hose, Lawn Moweres, lee-Cream Freezers. A11 on exhibition in basement. For Thursday's Selling Five Hundred Dress Waists $.9.50 Values at $3.85 In the Waist Department for tomorrow's selling the season's most important offering of women's fine Dress Waists of net, allover lace, Japanese and taffeta silk All new, beautiful models for dress and evening wear Yokes trimmed with cluny, round mesh, medal lions and crochet lace Trimmed below the yoke with lace in fancy designs or rows of fine tucks and pleating A great variety of hand some styles to select from--CoIors include white, tan, ecru, navy blue, brown and black All sizes Waists selling regularly at prices up to $9.50 each Take your choice for tomorrow C O O C at this exceptionally low price, each Take advantage y JOJ See our big Fifth-street window disply No mail or phone orders will be filled Plan to come early if you want the very best bargains PORTLAND'S LARGEST AND GREATEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE Long Silk Gloves Decorations for the $2 Values at $1.50 Annual Rose Fiesta 20,000 pairs of women's long Silk Gloves Headquarters for Rose Show decorations, at a very low price; full 16-button Bunting by the yard, and fancy decora lengths; standard makes, including tioni in, matchless array. Flags, Pen "Kayser" Gloves "Fownes" Gloves nants' Garlands Streamers, Festooning, ..... ' ,, . ' ... ,', etc.. eta. On sale on the Third Floor. "Niagara" Gloves, "Gloversville" Ros'e Festival Pennants, new de- AQ Gloves; made of Milanese silk, and every sjgn fBcial colors, 75c- value. C pair guaranteed perfectly satisfactory in Portland Pennants, Rose Fiesta A. Of every particular; black, white, tan, colorings; 75c values, at, each."' champagne, pongee, brown, navy, garnet, Rose Garlands at, special, each. .254 red, nile, pink, blue, alice, Copenhagen, Colored Paper Festooning at low prices, lavender, old rose, etc.; all sizes, from Rose Festival Flags, special, ea..l5 512 to 8; regular $1.75 and $2.00 values; Tissue Bells and Balls, ea.o to 254 anticipate your Summer fl 1 vrt Buntinette Flags on sticks, 10c to 25 J needs at, the pair . JV J. S. Flags in all sizes and all grades. WE ARE PORTLAND AGENTS FOR "VUDOR" PORCH SHADES Great Exploitation Sale And Demonstration of the Gossard "Lace Front" Corsets Said Mrs. Redding, the expert corsetiere who is with us this week representing the manu facturers, "they would have no more need of a corset than would a West Point cadet, but a woman won't, and when a woman won't, well It's L 'Irresistible or a Gossard corset for her." They are the only corsets in the world which compel the correct standing position. When a woman stands correctly, every part of her anatomy takes its rightful place. The flesh relieved of duress is naturally distributed in graceful proportion. No matter what the figure, it assumes its excellence of symmetry. Nature, not the corset, does this when given a chance. and THE j& CORSETS They Lace in Front. 1 1 1 afford nature this chance. , Positively they are the only corsets in the world suc cessfully designed and manufactured to achieve this great accomplishment. ARRANGES FDR AMBULANCE HEALTH board contracts WITH RED CROSS COMPANY. Day and Xlght Service Is Obtained With Ambnlanoe at AH Large Fire Relief to Police. After a lengthy discussion and much Igurlng th Health Board at Its meet kig yesterday morning; decided to Iward the city ambulance contract to tie Red Cross Ambulance . Company, (tier were three bidders for the con tact, bat the bid of one was not ac omsanled by check as required, while the other company took exception to handling calls of a contagious nature. It was suggested during the discus sion which followed the receipt of the bids that the city operate its own am bulance service, but careful figuring showed that thla arrangement would cost considerable more than letting out the contract to an individual company. The Board failed to see how the city could operate the service under $200 a month, to say nothing of the cost of an ambulance and the securing of horses. It would be necessary, so it was said, to have two drivers and two span of horses in order to maintain a night and day shift. The Red Cross Ambulance Company Is not particular what kind of calls It handles and. according to its bid. will do the work for $174 a month. It was estimated that altogether the city has an average of 80 calls to look after a month. Sixty of these calls, ac cording to Chief of Police Grttxmacher, come through the police station. Here tofore it has been necessary for the pa trol wagon to be utilized in answering these calls. This necessity has always been considered objectionable by the police. - Under the specifications it will be ne cessary for the Red Cross Ambulance service to. have one of its ambulances at all large or serious fires, as well as to answer all calls that come in, whether at night or during the day. The city will by this arrangement, be afforded a day and night service at what is considered an exceptionally reasonable expense. CI-0SING-OUT SALE Fine Dress Goods. See today's ad for details of our great closing out sale of dress goods and silks. Goods reduced in many cases below reg ular wholesale prices. All goods as ad vertised. McAllen A McDonnell, Third and Morrison. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. von are requested to paw up all other market, and eome to Smith's, uppuea or controller ,y the Beef Trout. The markets that have been and- oFla-htinar the Beef Trust" are over the door and then come la. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST." BEEF The cattle nowadays a-coming, a rolling in fat. Ton can't find the equal of Smith's Beef anywhere else in tha city. Soup Meat ' 3 Boiling Beef of Liver ...54 Oxtails 5 Necks of Beef ....5 Plates of Beef, best cut ..64 Plate Corned Beef 64 Shoulder Boast Beef 84 Leas Corned Beef &4 Bound Steak ....10 'a. It ts the only market In the elty that la "Fla-Btlna; the Beef Tnnt." It la not owned, pot up eloae to na. belong to onr opponents they are not ours. See that Smith's name Hamburg "Steak ,...10 Loin Steak 12 Vi SPRING-LAMB - You can afford to eat Spring Lamb many times a. week when yon buy at Smith's. . Spring Lamb, bind quarters 20 Spring Lamb, loin chops 30 Spring Lamb, rib chops 20 Spring Lamb, front quarters. .12l2 Spring Lamb, front quarters, extra choice .15 Spring Lamb, shoulder chops... 15 Spring Lamb Stew. ,.10 OREGON PORK Eat Pork now, while weather is cool. Shoulder Roast Pork 10 Pork Sausage XZVit Center cuts of Shoulder Roast Pork.. 1264 Shoulder Pork Chops 12W$ Pure Lard in 5-lb. pails 60 VEAL In the Spring of the year eat milk fed Veal at its primest. Breasts of Veal... "....10 Legs of Veal 12Vi4 Shoulder Veal Cutlets 12 Loin Veal Cutlets 15 226 Alder Street, Bet. First and Second HAMS AND BACON Hams, whole lo$ Half a Ham, either end 15 Smith's sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon llVrf CHICKENS Fresh Chickens every day at Smith's, 18fr and 20 FISH You can get -any kind of Fish you want at Smith's, but we call particu lar attention to Columbia River Shad .5 Chinook Salmon 12Viik Halibut, 3 lbs. for.
