Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 13, 1908, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOEXIXG OREGONIAN. SATURDAY. JUNE 13, I90S. Portland Agents for the "Nemo," Gossard "Lace Front," and "Estelle" Corsets Only Store in Town Employing Expert Corset Fitters OPEN TONIGHT Until 9:30 relay a OPEN TONIGHT 1H Until 9:30 eier res June White Days" -Every White Article Is Reduce $2.50 to $7.50 Millinery Half Price 500 Dress Hats Reduced to $1.95 Men's Split Straw Sailor Hats $1.95 Men's $1.50 Pleated Shirts at 95c Men's 25c Four-in-Hand Ties 1 2V2c Each 20 IfeeM (3& Frank Sto Sato Shopping Bullet Annual " IS .tefc ' I Lingerie Hats Va Off Great Saturday Specials in women's and children's seasonable headgear New, stylish and attractive Millinery at a saving you cannot afford to pass by Investigate the merits of these grand offer ings Second Floor Take either of our elevators 12 Off 500 women's Dress and Tailored Hats, all the newest shapes and effects a pleasing style tor every individual fancy; val ues ranging from $J.5U to $7.o0 each. Take your pick today from the entire lot at. each 500 women's Dress Hats, desirable styles and shapes, trim'd in silk, flowers and ribbon; sensational value CI Q for today at this unusually low price, each. . P 1000 untrimmed Shapes, in chip and Milan straws and horse hair braids; flats and small shapes; today only, each..35 Misses' and children's Lingerie Hats, very pretty styles, fluffy edges; ribbon bows, etc.; very large as- Im sortment to select from: all trrades : today at. Vl Our entire stock of imported Flowers, values ransiner from 50c up to $4.50 a bunch, special. Our entire stock of White Hats, White Plumes, etc., on sale at June White Sale prices. Let us show you. Second Floor. 14 Off Great Saturday Sale of Hammocks 36x80 Hammocks, pretty weave and coloring; upholstered throw back and pillow spreader; regular $2.00 value, on sale J- 1 LQ at this unusually low price, each take advantage. V 36x80 Hammocks, hard canvas weave, upholstered 1 Q C throwback pillow; handsome coloring; $2.25 val., ea.V 36x80 Hammocks, hard canvas weave, upholstered pil- CO 1 lows, beautiful designs and colorings; $2.50 values, ea. $2.75 Hammocks, each, $2.59 $4.25 Hammocks, each, $3.69 $3.00 Hammocks, each, $2.65 $5.75 Hammocks, each, $4.85 $4.00 Hammocks, each, $3.39 Hammocks, Croquet Sets, 3d fl. Complete line of the "Patterson" Couch Hammocks at low prices. "Narraganset" Couch Hammocks, on sale on the Third Floor. Swings, Gliding Settees, Roller Settees, etc., all the best models. Lawn and Porch Furniture in complete assortment, all the best style pieces, and our prices guaranteed the lowest. On Third Floor. See new "Vudor" Swings just what you want for the beach. New new models. Tennis Racquets, Croquet Sets, Baseball Goods, etc. 1 i. tarn. ..' - l. - wm:j. rTT7T 1. Jt. J . t-m i. tarn. ..' - l. - wmaijiif line of famous "Alwin" Folding Go-Carts, July Delineators and Patterns now ready. In the Men's Hat Department fortqday only, a great spe cial lot of men's new split straw Sailor Hats This sea son's best shapes and a full line of sizes The style and quality of Sailor exclusive hat and furnishing goods stores ask $4.00 for - Your choice today at this price $1.95 Mail and phone orders filled Our entire stock of men's and boys' Straw Hats on sale at June White Sale prices. White Duck Hats on sale at special low prices. Waiters' coats, aprons, cook caps, white trousers, white vests, etc., on sale at June prices; Second Floor. WOMEN'S 40c VESTS 26c Great Saturday sale of 3000 wom en's Richelieu ribbed mercerized Undervests, taped neck, low neck and sleeveless; beautifully made and finished ; all sizes ; the best 40c values, on sale at, garment. .26J WOMEN'S $1 BELTS 33c 3000 women 's Belts, including Wash Belts, Gilt Belts, Silk Belts, Elastic Belts and Novelty Belts, in black, brown, green, red, gray; all sizes and shapes; values up to $1 each; on sale at the low price of 33c each. Take advantage of sale. Men's Nainsook Underwear 39c Garment 500 dozen men's white pleated Coat Shirts, with attached or detached cuffs, box or knife pleats, in large assortment; $1.50 values, at..Q5 250 dozen men's wash 4-in-hand Ties, white, blue, pink and Ayf tans, plain and fancy weaves; variety of styles; 25c val., ea. v 200 dozen men's muslin Nightshirts, plain white or trimmed; all sizes; best regular 50c values, on sale at this low price, ea. Men's white Nainsook Underwear, famous B. V. D. make, short drawers, short sleeves and sleeveless, all sizes; 50c val., garment. Men's Balbriggan Underwear, short-sleeve shirts and regular style drawers; all sizes; best 50c values, on sale at, the garment. 1000 dozen men's pure linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, Vi and J2-inch hems; best regular 15c values, on sale at, special, each. Great Saturday sale of 1U0 dozen men's Pongee Overshirts of exceptional quality; soft finish, attached collar; white,' cream, pink, gray and blue ; well made and finished, all sizes; the best regular $1.75 and $2.00 values, on sale at the low price of $1.29 ea. Great "June White Days" sale in Men's Furnishings Department. Men's white shirts, underwear, neckwear, hosiery, handkerchiefs, etc., all on sale at greatly reduced prices. The grandest money-saving opportunities of the year await the economical Men's Pongee Overshirts $1.29 Each 35c Ml lira 10c IIIIPI, buyer. 'Five Nights" by Victoria Cross, Author of "Life's Shop Window"; on Sale $1.18 Copy Misses' -Children's Wash Dresses Regular $6,00 Values at $3-55 Misses'-Children's Wash Dresses Regular $5.50 Values at $2.85 Great special lot of misses' and children's Wash Dresses in Buster Brown and sailor styles; materials of linen and French ginghams, full pleated skirt; blue, white and black and white checks; ages 4 to 14 years; every dress well made C? C C and finished; the best regular $6.00 values, at this special price, each. Misses' and children's Russian Dresses in fancy plaids, stripes and checks; blue, pink and white; full pleated skirts, waists lace and insertion-trim 'd; CO Jl ages 4 to 14 years; all new, pretty styles; regular $5.50 values, today. SJ Great "June White Sale" of women's, misses' and children's white apparel suits, coats, dresses, skirts, waists, petticoats, undermuslins, etc.; enormous stocks. Best styles and assortments, and the lowest prices guaranteed. On the Second Floor. 9 Annua! " Jane White Days Every White Article in the Store Reduced A Few Contract Goods Alone Excepted m i. .A 1 : 1 0,000 Copies of Sheet Music Two for 25c Two lots of popular vocal and instrumental Sheet Music Best 25c pieces at two copies for 25c -Select a copy from each lot All latest "hits" included Mail and phone orders filled LOT 1 Night and Day, Moonbeams and Dreams of You; Morn ing, Cy; The New Barn Dance, Can You Keep a Se cret 1 St. Louis Tickle; Tat tle Tales, In a Cozy Flat, Merry Widow Waltz, For You, Dear Heart, and hun dreds of other popular pieces for your choosing. LOT 2 Afraid to Come Home in the Dark, School Days, Summertime, Red Wing, I Want to Be a Merry Wid ow, Honey Boy, Dreaming, Mariutch, Smarty, and an assortment of thousands of others to select from. ' One copy from each lot, on sale at, special, 2 copies for 25c. 3E 5E ""T -4 Specials Tonight From 8 to 9:30 Camp Stools 23c 1000 good Camp Stools, O'lf great value, tonight, ea. 36-inch folding Sewing Tables, in striped wood, $1.50 val.89 Mowers $6.45 50 Philadelphia Lawn Mowers, 16-inch, $8 vals., each.. $6.45 25 Windsor Steel Ranges, burn wood or coal; fully guaranteed; regular $35.00 values. $27.50 Scissors 1 9c Pr. Tonight, 6 to 9:30, great lot of Scissors and Shears, in all, sizes, all good steel-laid and 1 Qf unusual value, at, pair. HairBrushes43c 500 solid back, pure bristle Hair Brushes, every one guaranteed; 85c vals., on sale while they last, special, each."C Spreads $1.24 1000 hemmed Marseilles Bed spreads, best pattern and great est value ever of- CD 1 O. fered at, sp'l., ea.P Tonight, 6 to 9:30, 1000 hemmed Turkish Bath Towels, best 35c values, on sale at this unusually low price, ea. Men's Oxfords $4 Vals. $2.95 Tonight, 6 to 9 :30, 1000 pairs of men's patent colt oxfords, welt soles, 2 splendid models, in all sizes and widths; $4.00 values, tonight only at this CC O Q special price, pair. J Remnants at V2 Tonight, 6 to 9:30, remnants of white swiss, nets, madras and all curtain materials, 1 to y 5-yd. lengths, all grades, at. ' Curtains 69c Pr. 1000 pairs white ruffled Swiss Curtains, patterns in all, plain ruffles, 36 in. wide, 2V'3 faQr yards long; tonight, pr. 'Kerchiefs at 9c 500 dozen women's mercerized Handkerchiefs, white and col ored; Ji-inch hemstitching; 20c values, on sale tonight at.. 9 Entire stock of women's white Handkerchiefs, Belts, Veiling, etc., at June prices. Best bar gains of the year. See them. 20c Hosiery 1 1c Tonight, 6 to 9 :30, 1000 pairs of women's black and tan Hosiery, seamless, leg and foot, all sizes ; best 20c values, at, pair. .11 15c Vests at 8c Tonight, 6 to 9:30, 2000 wom en's Richelieu rib cotton Under vests, low neck and sleeveless; all sizes, best styles; 15c values, on sale tonight ea. 25cRuchingl5c Tonight, 6 to 9 :30, 5000 yards of Neck Ruching, white, black and colors; 25c values, to- 1 C -night at, special, yard.. Neckwear at 9c 1000 women's Emb. Turnovers, beautiful styles in grand assort ment; 1 to lVa ins. wide, Q 25c values, tonight, each. 25c Ribbons 13c Tonight, 6 to 9:30, C000 yards of all-silk Taffeta Hair Ribbon, 3V2 inches wide; black, white, all colors; best 25c val- 1 ues, on sale tonight, yd. Entire stock of White Gloves and Ribbons on sale at June prices. Look to your wants. Porch Furniture, Tents, Camping and Outing Goods of All Kinds on the Third Floor Take Elevator Women's New Oxfords $3 Values $1.95 Pair Great Saturday sale 1000 pairs women's glazed kid, patent tip oxfords, also patent leather ox fords; light soles and extension soles, with Cuban heels and plain toes. All new, up-to-date models, standard $3.00 footwear in all sizes and widths. Great special value, for today only, at this unusually low J 1 Q C price, the pair Bargains in Jewelry for All Day White Pearl Bead Necklaces, regular $1.50 values, on sale at..59 White Pearl Shirtwaist Sets, with studs and links, at, the sct..59 White enamel Veil Pin Sets, on sale at this special price, set. .49 Imported Brooches, with pearl and white stone settings, each.. 59 White Pearl Beads for children, value extraordinary, on sale at.25 WOMEN'S NECKWEAR, 75c AND 85c VALS. 63c 2000 bow 0 pieces of women's high-grade Neckwear, Croats, Stocks, Lif rs, Jabots; all fine, stylish pieces; 75c-85c values, oach." $2.50 Silk Gloves for $ 1 .83 Pair 5000 pairs best quality long Silk Gloves, white and black only; double tipped fingers; every pair guaranteed; all sizes; the best C 1 Jlt regular $2.25 and $2.50 values, on sale at, special, pair.M 1 L J EXCAVATION FOR CRANE COM PANY BUILDING STARTED. Steel, Brick and Concrete Structure to Be Put Up on Irving Street, Near Thirteeenth. Excavation starts today on the site on Irving street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, which was secured some time ago by the Crane Company for Its new warehouse. The contvact was awarded yesterday to C. J. Cook & Co., by the architect, "W. C Knighton, who is completing the plans for the structure and who will have charge of the work until the building is finished. . The ground is 100x200, and on one half of this a six-story structure Is to be erected and on the rest a two-story building. There Is to be a full base ment under the entire building, which is to be of steel beams, cast-iron col umns and brick walls. The floors are to be of reinforced concrete, thus mak ing the big warehouse a strictly Ciass A fireproof building. Plans will not be ready for about three weeks for the letting of the general contract, or until the excavation is finished. The Crane Company now occupies the building at 30-34 Second street, and as the goods handled by the concern con sist of . plumbers' and steam-fitters' supplies and other heavy articles, it is necessary to have a warehouse of un usual strength. This Important build ing will make another notable addition to the warehouse district, which is rap Idly assuming proportions that will shortly make, of It the center of the wholesale business of the city. The cost of the building will not be an nounced until the plans are finally passed upon. The better sites in the southern end of the city are also attracting much at tention, and a sale consummated by D. B. Mackie yesterday carries out pre dictions that the district is rapidly as suming a place in the business sections of the city, or rather that the congested condition further north is pushing busi ness southward. Mr.- Mackin sold for Emanuel May the lot, 60x100, at the northeast corner of First and Main streets, to Giuseppl Corgehnlo for $63,000. The former owner held the property for some months and is said to have purchased it for about $50,000. Washington Raises More Wheat. PORTLAND, June 11. (To the Editor.) To settle an argument will you publish in the columns of your paper which state of the "two, either Oregon or Washington, raises the most wheat? WM, J. HICKET. M 'ALLEN FOR CELEBRATION DOES NOT APPROVE OF IDEA OP QUIET FOURTH. Advocates Calling: of Committee ot Citizens to Canvass for Funds. Position of Mayor. "Are we to have a Fourth of July celebration?" fairly. yelled Dan McAllen when asked what arrangements are being made for observing the Nation's birthday. "Why, man, any American who suggests anything else is not worthy the name. Of course we shall have a celebration. Firecrackers, flags, speeches. Declaration of Independence, brass bands playing the good old pat riotic tunes, kids out in red, white and blue ribbons, zizz-boom fireworks at night. 'My Country, 'Tis of Thee,' and hurrah for Yankee Doodle, you know." Mr. McAllen. went on to explain that all that is necessary is for the Mayor to call a meeting of citizens to meet in the Council Chamber, as was done last year, organize committees, and in a day or two the thing's done. He disapproves the idea of allowing the day to pass without some celebration; it may be that the day's programme cannot be as elaborate as that of last year, but he said that when Mayor Lane gives the word the patriotic people will at once and with enthusiasm carry out whatever plans are agreed upon. The general committee of last year had the following officers: General O. Summers, president: H. H. Newhall, vice-president A. B. Steinbach, treas urer; Lee M. Clark, secretary, and F. D. Nlcklin,- assistant - secretary. The sub-committees were on auditing, in vitation, advertising and printing, pa rade, music, literary, amusements and outdoor sports, decoration, transporta tion, automobiles, fireworks and recep tion. When Mayor, Lane was asked if he Intended to take the initiative in hav ing a celebration this year, he replied that to the best of his. recollection a committee of citizens called upon htm last year and discussed plans, and In vited him to make the opening address at the literary exercises. He said if a celebration is to be given on the com ing Fourth, no doubt Mr. Allen or some other merchant would start the movement by issuing a call for a meet ing of those who would be willing to undertake the work of organization. He Intimated that it is hardly a part of his official duty to make municipal mat ter of the affair, as action by the Coun cil would ba necessary to bring it up to him in his official capacity. tect, were in part heard yesterday after noon by the fire committee of the execu tive board, and will be concluded at a special meeting to be held later. Mr. Williams alleges discrimination, and says the inspector makes arbitrary rulings on the building ordinance, and permits vio lations of the law. PARAS 0LSJ3N SALE. $1.50 plain linen finish parasols, 75c; $1.65 and $1.75 parasols, 97c; $2.50 par asols; $1.47. Entire stock on sale at like reductions. Supply your needs to day and save money. McAllen & Mc Donnell, the good goods store. Third and Morrison. Hood River Strawberry Festival and Excursion Postponed. Word comes from Hood River that the unusually warm weather which has pre vailed this week has precipitated a most unusual condition In the strawberry in dustry. The berries have ripened so rap idly that it has been necessary to sum mon almost every man, woman and child in the community to harvest and pack the crop to keep from losing it,. so that they cannot possibly do Justice to the en tertainment of visitors. The special train excursion advertised for next Saturday has therefore been Indefinitely postponed. Armwfl Ttillldlnfr Incnpfni ' Olyxnpla Malt Extract, good for grand Charges preferred against the building I ma or baby. Only 15-100 of 1 per cent inspector, iy JX I 'Williams, aa ax chi-alcohol. Phones; Main 671. A 2M7. FRANK L SMITH MEAT COMPACT "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" TWO MARKETS: 226 Alder St Bet. First and Second Sts. 512 Williams Avenue, Near Russell St., Opposite Williams Avenue school Spring Lamb Loin Chops 15 Spring Lamb Rib Chops lo Spring Lamb Hindquarters. 15c Spring Lamb rrontquarters. .lJSVatf Shad, great, large ones, each 10c Soup Meat 3 LPlates of Beef 5 Brisket of Beef 5 Beef Liver 5 Oxtails 5 c Necks of Beef 5 Plates of Beef, best cuts .6c Plate Corned Beef 6c Shoulder Roast Beef 8 Lean Corned Beef '. 8p Round Steak 10 Hamburg Steak 10 Loin Steak 12V-C Shoulder of Mutton ..10 Shoulder Mutton Chops 12V2fl Shoulder Roast Pork 10 Pork Sausage ." 12V-;fl Center Cuts of Shoulder Roast Pork 12y2fl Shoulder Pork Chops... 12V Smith's Pure Lard in 5-lb. pails. .60 Breasts of Veal Legs of Veal 12Vo Shoulder Veal Cutlets 12 'At Loin Veal Cutlets lofl Whole Hams 15 Half a Ham, either end 15t Smith s Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon 17 V" I Pancy fresh Oregon Hens 15c-18 Chinook Salmon 12V Halibut in Halibut, 3 lbs. for 25 1 1 oysters, per pint -30 d