Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 11, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 11, 1908. zae, Ribbons 29c Yard worfhnupr tolc65sc Again Thursday you have an opportunity to -purchase high-grade fancy Ribbons for half, and less than half, their real values. They come in plaids, two-tones and Dresden effects, and sell regularly for ip to 65c the yard. Choice e fk Thursday at the low price of, per yard, only . . . ., ibtxfC Vol: Laces, at. Only 48c the Dozen This bargain comes because of an unusually lucky purchase that brought the laces to us at about half the regular wholesale prices. Edges and insertions from to 2 inches wide; splendid patterns and plenty of them. Regular prices ranging from 75c to $1.25 the dozen yards; selling Thursday at, the v yg O bolt, only ...4rOC Agents for Ladies ' Home Journal Patterns We Serve Light Lunches in the Tea Room New Dutch Collars New York's Latest Craze fashionable Neckwear in The Neckwear Counter is showing a great assortment of the very smartest Dutch Collars. They are charmingly fashioned affairs in the materials and designs that have found high favor in Eastern fashion centers. Call and see them. All Our Embroideries Reduced Vl Not a yard reserved; our entire stock goes at this remarkable cut in prices. Im mense quantities and an assortment that affords delightfully ample choosing Select now, the trimmings for finest lingerie., for bummer gowns and tor babios pretty things. Edges, insertions, bands and allovers, as well as sets to match, reduced .13 Th 9 rsaayJtiouseReepers may a i tne j une White Sale Our Stock of Cut Glass at Sale Prices Housekeepers have a rare good chance to save on the most artistic cut-glass produced in the world. We are agents for the best makes on the market, and all we own is on sale at lowered prices for the June White Sale. ' -"TCu"n t'16 une Sale our entire VCt VJIUSo stock is reduced in price. A few examples are quoted : Olives, fancy shape, regular $2.50 values. . .$1.75 Three-cornered Jelly Dishes. $2.75 values. .$2.00 Celery Dishes, regularly $3.25 each, special. .$2.35 Berry Bowls, regular $5 values, one sale at. .$3.50 Berry Bowls, regularly $5.50 each, at only. . .$3.85 Berry Bowls, regularly worth $6.50 each, at $4.95 Straight Vases, 12-inch size, reg. $10.50, at. .$8.15 Colonial Candlesticks, regularly $1.75 $1.35 Individual Footed Olives worth $36 doz...$28.00 Punch Cups, regularly $37.50 the doz., at.. $29. 25 Cocktail, Rock Crystal, worth $30 the doz. $20.00 Water Tumblers, worth $12.75 the doz., at. $10.50 Water Tumblers, worth $15 the dozen, at..$11.90 Water Tumblers, worth $36 the dozen, at. .$29.75 Decorated Haviland China at Half Price Tefcups and Saucers, worth $10.50 the doz. $5.25 Teacups and Saucers, regular $11 grades $5.50 Teacups and Saucers, regular $12 grades. . .$6.00 Teacups and Saucers, regular $18.50 grades. $9.25 $iz.mj $3.50 Chocolate Cups and Saucers, $24.00 grades, special, this sale Small Coffees, worth $7.00 the dozen, special, this sale only. Regular $8.00 grades, go during this sale at, the dozen I.$4.0O Regular $0.00 grades, on sale at the low price of, dozen'. $4.50 Regular $10.00 grades, on sale at) special, per dozen, only $5.00 Regular $12.00 grades, on sale at, special, the dozen, only $6.00 Regularly $15.00 grades, on sale at, special, the dozen, only $7.50 Chocolate Cups and Saucers, worth $8 doz. .$4.00 Chocolate Cups and Saucers, $9 grades, for. $4.50 Chocolate Cups and. Saucers, $12 grades, for. $6. OO Chocolate Cups and Saucers, $16 grades, for.$S.OO Bouillon Cups, worth $12.00 the dozen, sale price only $6.00 Bouillon Cups, regular $15.00 grades, selling for low price of t . . .$7.50 Bouillon Cups, regular $16.00 grades, selling for low price of. . . .$8.00 Bouillon Cups, regular $18.00 grades, selling for low price of $9.00 Large Coffee Cups and Saucers, worth $7.00, sale price, only. . .$3.50 Regular $12.00 grades, selling at the very low price of $6.00 Regular $13.00 grades, selling at the remarkably low price of...$6.50 Thursday's Bargains in Silverware Department Baking Dishes, worth $6.00, each $4.75 Crumb Pan and Scraper, worth $5.50. $4.25 Cake Baskets, worth $5.90, each $4.70 Bon Bon Stands, worth $3.50, each... $2.75 Tall Comports, worth $4.25, each $3.25 Cake Baskets, worth $6.50, each, only. $5.15 Bread Trays, regular $6.00 each, only. $4. 75 Bread Trays, regular $7 values, each. $5.50 Ink Stands, regular $2.65 values, each.$1.50 Confection Stands, worth $2.65, each. $2. 15 Baking Dishes, worth $4.65, each $3.65 Ink Stands, regular $2.35, each, only. .$1.25 3- piece Tea Sets, worth $8.50, the set. $6.75 4- piece Tea Sets, worth $7.00, the set. $5.60 4-piece Tea Sets, worth $11.75, now.. $9.25 Of Course You 11 Find Good Bargains in Linens We feature for Thursday, supplies housewives will be keenly interested in. Linens of a quality that all familiar with good merchandise have learned to know asjthe best. White goods, dainty and fresh, priced very low. Do not miss this opportunity. PARIS MOUSSELINE, a fine imported French fab ric for Summer, gowns and party dresses q Q The 75c quality at 68c, and the 50c grade. . . 5"C CHIFFON BATISTE, admirably adapted for the construction of graduation and brides' a dresses, launder perfectly, 65c qualities,"" at. WHITE EMBROIDERED SWISSES, MULLS AND BATISTES, four grades, underpriced during this sale as follows: The 75c grade is placed on sale at. .48 The $1.00 grade is placed on sale. .67 The $1.25 grades is placed, on sale at 84 The $1.50 grade is placed on sale at 98 FRENCH NAINSOOK, with a delightfully Or soft and silky finish, regular 35c grade &JC PURE LINEN CAMBRIC, a very desirable shirtwaist fabric, $1.50 grade. Sale price.... LONG CLOTH, for making fine lingerie; comes in bolts of 12 yards each. Sold by the bolt only The $2.25 grade, special at, this sale. $1.69 The $1.75 quality, the bolt, during this sale.. $1.38 8 . .. fit long ago jrT-. . ' ' A.ff H 98c WHITE NAINSOOK AND DIMITIES, in checks, stripes and plaids, worth 18c and 20c nl the yard; 25,000 yards on sale, special, yd. 2C SEAMLESS SHEETS, good heavy quality Size 72s90 inches. During this sale, only 66 Size 81x90 inches. During this sale, only. . . . . .69 RICHARDSON'S TABLE LINEN, by the yard, fine double damask priced for this sale sale as follows: Regularly worth $2.25, sale price, only $1.78 $1.75 quality goes on sale at the low price.. $1.46 $1.00 quality goes on sale at the low price of.. 78 Lace Curtain Ends 50c Each These are samples of curtains that sell in full pairs for as high as $25.00 the pair. Mind you they are not full sized curtains; but ends 112 yards long. There are Irish Point, Brus sels net and novelty effects in a wide assort ment of patterns. You'll find many a place that you can use these high grade pieces, and if you want first choice, come early. Special, today, $1.25, $1.00, 75c and 50c Couch covers in Oriental effects, heavy tap estry materials and regularly worth $2.00 each, size 60x108 inches. Spec- y ial for Thursday at low price of yi3u Silkoline, best quality, 5000 yards on sale for Thursday. Sells regularly at 12V2C the yard. Special, one day 8V2 Men's Specials For Thursday 39c 100 dozen men's Underwear, shirts and drawers, in pink, cream, blue, white or tan, ribbed balbrig gan; reg. 50c vals., special... 20 dozen boys' Outing Shirts, French flannel, in neat patterns, hairline stripe, checks, etc.; reg. m j $1.50 values, special ? A" Men's black Lisle Hose, also cotton, with linen sode; regular 35e rjr value, during this sale, at...,OC 75 dozen Men's Golf Shirts in cham bray, madras and French cambric. These shirts are good patterns and unusually good, values. Come with separate cuffs. Regularly priced at $1.00 each. Thursday only, low price of, each Charming Silk Parasols, in all the wanted colors, with fancy wood han dles. They have good strong frames and are covered with fast-colored, good-quality silk. Have a good one for sunshiny days. Worth $2.50 each; special, the low price of, each. .$1.87. Phenomenal Skirt Sale Very choice models and fabrics are concerned. Skirts that are new and favored styles in wide variety of price and pattern, grouped for quick selling into three lots. Made of fine all wool materials, trimmed with bands and self straps. Cut in the popular flare styles, and a lot of about 100 to supply those who come. Come in light mix tures only, splendid garments for beach, street or outing wear. Take advantage of this sale; come early for first choice. Regular values from $6.50 to $28.50, divided into three lots. They will be priced as follows: Reg. $6.50 to $9 Vals. $4.98 Reg. $12.50-$19.50 Vals. $9. 75 Reg. $20 to $28.50 Vals. $14.95 French Lingerie V2 Price The special that has attracted the most wide spread interest in the White Sale is the im mense stock of French hand-made under muslins we are offering at half the regular prices. Women of taste are delighted beyond measure at the daintiness and distinct dif ference of the designs and the excellence of the goods featured. 'Tis a chance no one should miss. ' There are thousands of gar ments, enough to fill every need in the lin gerie line. Marked low, in the first place, goodness knows, and during the WW 1 June White Sale all of them afflCtlt White Corsets Reduced All of our white corsets in Royal Worcester and Bon 'Ton models included in the June White Sale offerings. There is none to compare with the Royel Worcester in point of scientific construction and style reliabilitv. There is a model for every figure; a price to please every purse. 'Tis the only make sold in this store the only make good enough for ns to carry. All White Corsets reduced in price during this June White Sale. Fancy Silks Worth to $1. 75 at 81c These silks come in Taffeta, Louisine and Pongee weaves. There is a wealth of designs and colors, checks, fancy figures, stripes, etc. There is nothing more jaunty for Summer wear than a neat shirtwaist costume of silk. Patronize this sale and have material for a pretty gown at decidedly small Q1 cost. Regular values from $1.25 to $1.75 per yard, but during this sale the price is only, yard. . . O C. Nice Cool Shoes for the Hot Weather To have foot comfort these days, you must have low shoes, designed for hot weather. The leaders for both style and comfort are White Canvas or Tan Leather. For (those who do not care for either of these most favored footwear fads, we have black shoes in soft kid or patent leathers. - . LOT ONE Contains four styles of Women's White Canvas Oxfords and six siyles in black kid. The canvas shoes are in blueher cut with hand-turned soles and medium or Cuban lieeJS. ine KldS are in COmfort models. With low. hroaH heels romJar lano j.vv. JJOU Values to $2.50 LOT TWO Women's Oxfords in white or colors, made with light or heavy soles', toes plain or tipped. Button and lace models, in jluding garden ties, b'luchers, etc. The colors are pink, blue, green, gray, brown and .white. In this lot are eight styles in black kid and patent leather. All sizes. Val ues to $3.00. Choice Toilet PaperAi?ttic hld - in 6-ounce rolls, regular 5c value, three rolls " fl, Thursday for only 1WC Sapolin Floor Stain, all colors. 19 Paper oJers1n.i,ckel P,ated 5 toilet ' paper noiaers, wen nnistied and well made. neeaea in every Home, worth 10c each, special, this sale 5c Paper 'Napkins Plain white crepe'paper napkins, for wrapping lunches, and for use on picnics, etc., 100 1 f in a package; worth 15c,. . . $i.9a Toilet Soap a $1.49 LOT THREE Contains a large assortment of the preferred styles in canvas oxfords and leather low shoes. Among them are Grecian ties in blue and pink leather; blueher cut models in tan Russia calf or brown kid ; Colo nial, garden ties, 3-buton styles in blueher; some hav& inserted panels of brown ooze leather. There are also patent tj QQ leathers and kids. Up to $4.00. . -O 16-Button Silk Gloves Gloves of prime quality,-shimmering silk, in rich black only. Every woman in Portland has need for several pairs of these gloves. They are made with double finger tips and come -in all sizes. The regular price is $2.25 a pr. Thursday t $1.29 SPECIAL SHOWING OF 35c UNDERWEAR IN KNIT GOODS AISLE Vests with high neck and long sleeves, elastic ribbed, high neck and short sleeves, swiss-ribbed ; low neck, no sleeves, swiss ribbed. These come plain or trimmed. Pauts knee length, lace-trimmed, umbrella style. Children's White Hose, in lxl rib or all-over lace patterns. Sell regularly for 25c pair; 1 7 special sale price, the pair, only C Women's Embroidered CollarB, of good quality linen; new designs, white material; 1 white or colored embroidery; 25c vals. Afci C regular 5e cake- of the famous Turkish Bath Toilet Soap, for 3c, or one dozen will be sold for only OOC Toilet SoapYhte F1,rt5"g !- boap, small size cakes, for . hotels, boarding-houses, etc., pure soap and an extra 1 special val. for Thursday, cake. . C Paper Doilies with fancy lace edge, round shapes, 5 or 6-inch size. For ice cream, salads, etc., regu- C larly worth 10c doz., special. . ."C folding style wire coat Coat Hangers and skirt hangers combined, nickel plated finish; reg. price 15c fi each, soecial for this sale. . . 1 "C Japanese Honor Russian Dead. TOKIO, June 11. Official telegrams re ceived from General Baron Oshima and Count Nogi have announced the success ful unveiling of the monument erected on the slopes of Antvushan. at Port Arthur, In memory of the Russian soldiers who fell there during the late war. The tele Cram states that the Russian delegation has expressed much gratitude toward the Japanese participating in the affair. New York Declares Dividend. NEW TORK. June 10. The New Tork Central & Hudson River Railroad today declared the regular dividend of l'A per cent. Wrecked Train to Get Coal. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., June 10. Willie Barkst, aged 1 years, arrested last night, has confessed to the police that he turned the switch which wrecked a Burlington freight train. He said that he wanted to get some coal and planned the wreck In order to upset some of the cars, so he could get the fuel easier. He is being held In the county home to await trial. Crime of the Black Hand. HOBN'ELL, N. T., June 10. The home of Antonio Gemiarreto, a well-to-do Italian, was entered last night and his two children, a boy aged 8 years and a baby girl of IS months, together with fSO in cash, silverware and other valuables are missing. It Is feared the children will be held for ransom. The Italian col ony is excited. Olympta Malt Extract, good for grand ma or baby. Only 15-100 of 1 per cent aJcohoL Phones: Main 671. A 2467. Hasan shoes at Rosenthal's. May Drop Chancellor Day. NEW TORK, June 10. Indications point to the fact that Chancellor Day, of Syra cuse University, Will he dropped from the head of that institution. The trustees have Voted him eight months' leave of absence, and from authoritative sources it is said that he will never return to his former slace. Archbishop Is Assassinated. TIFL1S, June 10. Archbishop Nikon, formerly of Georgia, was assassinated by revolutionists this morning on the steps of the Synodical building. A monk who was in attendance upon the archbishop was severely wounded. The assassins emptied their revolvers into the body of the archbishop and escaped.