THE MORNING OREGON IAN. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1908
O. W.&K.SewingMachine
Don't pay agency prices. Buy a Sewing
Machine here. Have one of the hest pos
sible to produce, and buy it under our 10
year guarantee. Olds, Wortman & King
Sewing Machines with high arm, ball
bearing, our golden oak finished cabinet;
equal to any $65.00 agency machine. Our
special selling price, CO5 Cft
for Thursday, only PU.OU
THE RUG SALE IS STILL ATTRACTING THE THRIFTY.
This is one of the largest weeks we have had on Oriental
.Rugs, and we are fully aware that the tremendous values
we are offering in this line are responsible for our tremen
dous increase in sales. Careful investigation will reveal
to anyone -who is interested; the fact that Olds, Wortman
& King give better values and sell more Oriental Rugs than
any other store in the city. Stocks are constantly kept up
to a full assortment, and the values are always such that
our customers are never dissatisfied., Special attention to
display and sale of Oriental Rugs this week. Take advantage.
Waxed
Paper
When you're going on
picnics you'll need a
supply of waxed paper
for wrapping lunches,
etc. 24 sheets in a
package; special for
Thursday, pkg. ...4
White Commercial En
velopes, 64-inch size;
worth 5c; package. 3.
California Olive Oil
Castile Soap, made
from California olive
oil, large size cakes,
worth 10c; special. 7$
Toilet Paper; regular
9c rolls; special .5
Sun Bonnets for 17c Ea.
Worth more than their cost to keep you from getting
sunburned if you only run out into the garden or the'
lawn once in a while. These are in very fetching styles,
with cape and finished with fancy stitching. Have one
for the sunny Summer days. ; Regular 25c
values, for the low price of, each
17c
Cotton
Tape
White Cotton Tape, in
bunch, comes in as
sorted widths, non
twisting; worth 5c
pkg; special, 2 for 5
Skirt Markers, for
marking skirts evenly
and the correct length,
splendid for the home
dressmaker; worth 75c
each, for 59
Pearl Buttons, plain
or fancy; worth 20c a
dozen; special ..10
Tanglefoot Fly Paper,
five big double sheets
for only 10
Fine Comforters for $1.15
Full-sized Comforters, filled,
with a splendid grade o
fluffy white cotton and cov
ered with figured silkoline
in many patterns. $1.65 is
cheap enough for them at
any time. For Thursday they
sell for onlv . $1.15
SMYRNA RUGS All wool,
double-faced, in Oriental
or floral designs. Size 30x
60 inches. Regular price
$2.25 each. Housekeepers'
Day Special $1.49
Two White Wool
Blanket Bargains
A housekeepers' day special on Blankets of fine white wool, with
nicely bound edges and fancy borders. They are full size and
good weight, splendid for Summer or Winter use. Two grades
on sale; the $7.50 quality for $6.25 and the $5.50 Cf
t-Xm V
grade for the low price of.
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White Sale Specials
The Headline Is All the Explanation Our Regular Customers Will Need They Know There'll Be Bargains in Plenty Awaiting
1 hem 1 he White bale Is of Special Interest to Housewives Jhis Ihursday
Thursday Specials in Houseneeds
Artistic and utilitarian wants supplied at a minimum cost if you will
shop during our Thursday Housekeepers' Day Sales. Ornaments for
the home, or everyday kitchen and outdoor needs supplied at savings
that appear tremendous to the economical home fitter. Price details
Keep Your Lawn in Shape
14-inch Lawn Mowers, worth $4.00,
for only $3.00
16-inch Lawn Mowers, $6.25 values,
for the low price of $5.00
Garden Hose, 50-foot lengths, worth
$5.75; special Thursday ....$4.50
Hose Reels, worth $1 each, for. .80
Lawn Sprinklers, 25c ones 15
Garden Trowels, '10c values 7J
Lawn Rakes, regular 50c values. 40tJ
Marble Statuettes. . Splendid
suggestions for June wedding
gifts; a fine assortment to select
from; regularly priced at $8.50
to $70.00; bargained like this:
$8.50 vals., Thursday. $ 6.38
$9.00 vals., Thursday. $ 7.50
$12.00 vals., Thursday. $10.00
$27.00 values, special. .$19.88
$32.00 values, special. .$24.00
$42.00 values, special. .$32.00
$70.00 values, special. .$52.50
Hot Weather Specials Bargains
in refrigerators, ice cream freez
ers, window screens, oil lamps,
stoves, gas plates, etc.
Oil Stove with ' 1 burner; spe
cial, each 40
Oil Stove with 2 burners; spe
cial, each 80
Blue Flame Oil Cooking Stoves,
2 burner size; special price for
Thursday .. $4.50
Gas Plates, small size, $1.00 val
ues; special Thursday 59
Gas Plates; regularly worth
$2.50 each; Thursday ...$2.00
Gas Toasters, 35c ones 25
Cut Glass For your own home
or for an appropriate and artis
tic gift for a June bride.
Berry Bowls, worth $5.50.$3.85
Berry Bowls, worth $6.50.$4.5O
Berry Bowls, worth $8.00.$5.6O
Water Tumblers, value $14.00 a
dozen; at only $10.50
Water Tumblers, value $15.00 a
dozen: special at .,...$11.95
Flower Vases, value $6.00 each;
at only $4.50
Flower Vases, value $7.75 each;
at only $5.25
Flower Vases, value $10.50 each;
at only $8.65
Fancy Nappies, regular $3.00;
special at .$2.40
Fancy Nappies,' regular $3.50;
special at $2.75
Fancy Nappies, -regular $3.75;
special at $2.95
Fancy Nappies, regular $4.50;
special at $3.50
Fancy Nappies, regular $5.00;
special at $3.95
Fancy Nappies, regular $7.25;
special at $6.25
Linen Bargains in Glorious Plenty Now
The particular housekeeper takes greater pride in her linens, takes keener delight in
showing them when they come from Olds, Wortman & King's. Our linens are known
far and wide as the best to be had on the Coast. They've won their reputation through
sheer merit of excellence. Dependableness is combined with low cost here, as
always, and these are the sort of linens we feature in the Thursday Housekeepers'
Day Bargains. -
Richardson's famous pure bleached Table Da
masks; a high grade linen regularly worth
$1.00 the yard; 50 pieces on sale Thursday
at the very low price of, per yard 78
Richardson's extra heavy satin Damask Ta
ble Cloths, with napkins to match; complete
sets only. A goodly assortment of exquis
itely beautiful patterns for round or square
tables. Specially priced the set, as follows:
With cloth 2x2 yards; regularly $13.50 value;
special at this sale, only $11.90
With cloth 2x2 yards; regularly $15.50 val
ue; special at this sale, only $13. 60
With cloth 2x3 yards; regularly $16.50 values;
special at this sale, only $14.50
With cloth 2y2x2 yards; regular $17.50
values; for only $15.40
With cloth 2123 yards ; regular $19.00 values ;
for only $16.80
India Linon. A superb 12c quality, very
sheer and fine; special today, the yard..9
Bed Spreads, fine satin finish, fringed all
around with cut corners, rich quality in hand
some designs; regularly worth $4.00 each;
today at the low price of only $3.49
Bed Spreads in same designs as above, but
with hemmed ends instead of fringed sides;
regular $3.50 values; special $3.08
Summer Bed Spreads in two sizes, light
weight, splendid patterns; regular $2.25 val
ues; today at the very low price of. . .$1.75
$2.50 ones for ..$1.95
White Novelty Embroidered Swisses and Mulls
75c values, the yard . .48i
$1.00 grades; special at .60
$1.25 grades; selling for only. 84
$1.50 qualities, priced at 98
Huck Towels, .with scalloped edges; a new
line just received; very new and desirable.
Specially priced during the June White Sale.
White Duck Suiting. A splendid fabric for
street wear. Comes 36 inches wide; regu
larly worth 25c the 'yard; today's price. 18J
"Parfume" Batiste; something new and decid
edly in vogue; a weave unusually adapted to the
manufacture of fine underwear. Regular 35c
quality at the low price of, per yard 23
Beautiful Lace Coats V2
A rare opportunity '' to save
on extremely rich and taste -ful
coats for evening or
dressy afternoon wear. There
are lace coats in the most
beautiful designs, black silk
etons, pongee silk coats
trimmed with wool, braid to
match, smart coats of black
voile,' richly trimmed, etc.
Surely you'll want one while
the price is so absurdly
small, and mind you, 'twill
be a long time before you'll
have a chance to choose
from so good an assortment
at so small a price. There
are some in the lot priced as
low as $15 regular, and the values run to $65 each.
But we offer you your choice
ww ir r
of each and any one today 11 GIT aYICC
$17.50
$15.00
Coats.
$25.00
Coats.
.. $7.50
$12.50
$35.00
Coats.
$65.00
Coats.
$32.50
And All Other Values Reduced in
Proportion All Go at Half Price
Clever Styles in Sailors 39c Up
No reason why anyone should be without a smart and stylish Summer hat when sailors, the proper and sensible
Summer hat gear, are on sale at prices as low as these. Those we feature are in black with black bands, and
in white with black or navy blue bands. The correct blocks in rough or smooth braids, very nicely finished and
modestly priced at the regular figures, reduced as follows:
Regular 50c values at $ .39
Regular 75c values at $ .50
Regular 89c values at $ .65
Regular $1.00 values at $ 75
Regular $1.25 values at $1.00
Regular $1.50 values at $1.25
Regular $1.75 values at $1.50
Regular $2.00 values at $1.75
Regular $2.25 values at $2.00
Regular $2.50 values at $2.25
Regular $2.75 values at $2.50
Regular $3.00 values at $2.50
Regular $3.75 values at $3.50
Regular $4.00 values at $3.75
Regular $5.00 values at $4.00
Men's Underwear at $1.79
Men 's Unshrinkable Shirts ' and Drawers, in natural
wool; one of the best-known brands on the market;
nicely finished, lightweight; regularly 7Q
priced at $2.50; on sale at, garment PX27
Men's Negligee Shirts, extra wejl made, in tan, gray,
cream or white; self collars attached; regu- QO-
larly worth $1.25 each; on sale at, each.
Men's Fancy Half -Hose, in dots, stripes and OC
jacquard effects; regular 35c grade; special... JC
Men's Sweater Coats, fine worsted; a garment indis
pensable on vacation and outing trips; QO
$2.50 values, at this low price PJ70
Emb. Remnants Half Price
Here is a sale of tremendous proportions and gigantic
savings. We've hundreds of short lengths in embroid
eries of the finest sorts, and we are going to price these
so low for the sale that all Portland will be here for
their share. There are remnants of allovers, edges and
insertions in cambric, Swiss or nainsook; there is an
endless assortment of patterns and a wide range of
prices. Take it all in all, it is one of the best embroid
ery offers made in this store, and we expect a large
response to this announcement. The wise ones will
come early and the assortment is a splendid one.
L :atgodaetry. Half and Less
The Midsummer Shoe Sale Continues
We'll show Portland people what Summer shoe comfort means before this sale is over. We'll help them to be
smartly shod at a small outlay, too. Buy here, for the styles are the best the values superb.
Lot 1 Women's Oxfords, in brown, tan, black or pat
ent leather; also in some of the best col- flJO OQ
ors; splendid styles; worth $6.00 pair.- pOOi7
Lot 2 Oxfords in white canvas, or in tan, brown or
black leather; all good styles and good
values; worth to $4 pair; special at
.$2.89
Lot 3 Women's Oxfords, in white and
vas or in black kid; very good styles and
values at $3.00 pair; your choice, special..
Lot 4 Women's Oxfords in tan Russia
suede, patent leather or calf; 50 styles in
cluded; regular values to $5.00; choice...
colored can-
$1.98
calf, in tan
$3.39
Showing Smart Hosiery
The very best styles and best
qualities of W omen's and
Children's Tan Hose are fea
tured in a special display in
our Hosiery Aisle. To know
what is correct in style, to
find a shade that will match
your tan shoes, to find better
grades at le ss than else
where, come here and look.
These hose are in plain lisle,
mercerized liile, boot lace,
allover lace and embroidered
ankle effects. See them
WOMEN'S VESTS Swiss
ribbed, low neck, sleeveless
styles. Sell regularly 1 "T
at 25c each. On sale Thursday only at low price of i IS
WOMEN'S PANTS Umbrella knee, lace trimmed A Q
Swiss ribbed, 75c values, special for Thursday TrZC
Bathing Suits at $2 to $30
No matter what the price, the style is good and the ma
terial is fast color. We also have bathing caps and shoes
on sale in this department. The suits are in all the leading
colors and from the best launderable cotton and wool ma
terials. Nicely trimmed with braid, etc. Select your va
cation bathing suit while the assortment is still complete
RIBBONS Odd lots, widths 12 to 6 inches, and regular values up to
60c the yard; come in stripes, dots and fancy effects; on sale at 1 Cif
this special price, per yard only
T
HE TOLO A LIE
TREACHER'S DEIiCSIOX DRIVES
HIM IXTO INSANITY.
Supposed Evil-Speaking About Mem
ber of Congregation Makes' Con
science Kill Mind.
STERLING. 111.. June 17. Prom a
strong man physically and mentally to an
inmate of an insane asylum, -wrecked
both in mind and body, is the metamor
phosis of a prominent minister of this
city, through the hallucination that he
had told a lie about a member of his
congregation. Only a few weeks sufficed
to transform him from a vigorous, aggres
sive exponent of the gospel to a subject
for legal inquiry.
The Rev. Kzra Florry has for a. long
time been the pastor of the Church of
the .Brethren, better known as the
Dunkard Church, in this city. Mr.
Florry taught a literal interpretation of
the Bible. No wore of his mouth admitted
of doubt until a short time ago. His in
timate friends were puzzled one day to
hear him speak of injuring one of his
devotees by speaking untruthfully of htm.
Investigation showed that this only
existed in imagination and they en
deavored to remove the delusion, but to
no purpose. From dwelling upon the sub
ject among friends, the minister con
tinued until he included all to. whom he
talked in his self-denunciation. References
to the subject began to creep into his
sermons. Then he imagined himself pur
sued by the person he thought he had
wronged.
His case was taken into the Probate
Court and last night, after having been
adjudged of unsound mind, he was taken
to an asylum.
Six Hundred Get Diplomas.
PHILADELPHIA, June 17. More, than
600 men and women received diplomas
today at the 152d annual commencement
of the University of Pennsylvania, which
was held at the Academy of Music. After
presenting the degrees in this course, the
following honorary degrees were con
ferred :
Doctor of Science Dr. Henry C. Chap
man and Dr. Edwin Grant Conlln.
Doctor of Literature Dr. Lloyd Mifflin.
Doctor of Sacred Theology Dr. James
Allan Montgomery.
Vice Provost Edgar F. Smith, of the
university, was the orator of the day.
Hold Temperance Congress.
SARATOGA, N. Y.. June 17. The
world's temperance congress being held
here to commemorate the 100th anniver
sary of the first temperance society, was
continued today, with meetings under the
direction of the National Purity Federa
tion and National Division, Sons of Tem
perance. Anti-saloon leaders from the
Eastern states began a three days' con
ference with representatives present from
a large number of states. Temperance
editors met this morning and heard ad
dresses from several temperance and pro
hibition writers. The congress will be
continued all this week.
Predicts Business Revival.
WHEELING, W. V.. June 17. Presi
dent T. L. Lewis, of the United Mine
workers, left here today for Indianapolis
to attend, a meeting of the National
Board. Concerning the business eutlook
President Lewis says that the beginning
of July would see a spirited revival in
the mining and steel business. He said:
"All Lake boats will be in commis
sion after July 1 and they will have or
ders for ore shipments back from the
Northwest, whereas they have so far
this year only carried coal to the North
west and returned light, which kept
many boats from starting."
Mad Dog's Bite Fatal.
DANVILLE, Pa." June 17. Joseph
Gerst, aged 79 years, is dead here of
hydrophobia. Mr. Gerst was bitten by a
dog two months ago, and the wound had
apparently healed, when the disease broke
out.
The death of Mr. Gerst follows a se
ries'Of mad-dog scares in Danville, which
have extended over a yea"
PREPARING FOR REGATTA
PORTLAND ROWING CLUB WILIi
HOLD TRYOUTS SATURDAY.
Winners! "Will Represent Club In
Races at Seattle July 3 and 4.
Events and Entries.
Members of the Portland Rowing Club
are making great preparations for the
coming big regatta of the N. P. A. A.,
which is to be held this year at Seattle,
July 3 and 4. For a month and over the
local oarsmen have been working hard
getting into condition for the tryout,
which will be held next Saturday after
noon, beginning at 2:30 o'clock. The
start will be a mile below the clubhouse,
with the finish in front of the clubhouse
at the foot of Ivon street.
In addition to the tryouts In the junior
single sculls, double sculls and the Junior
fours, theije will be a handicap race be
tween the winner of the Junior fours and
the senior crew, composed of Loomls,
Conant, McMicken and Allen. AH the
club oarsmen are in fine shape and the
races on Saturday promise to furnish
some splendid sport, for every man is
anxious to represent the Portland Row
ing Club at Seattle. From all indications
and from the preparations being made
by the various clubs which will take part
in the regatta, the Seattle races will
bring together all the rowing cracks on
the Pacific Coast. The pick of the oars
men from each club will be sent to the
regatta.
Following is the list of entries in the
four events which will be run off Satur
day: Junior single sculls (two heats) Allen,
Qultsow, Harley, Ball and pfaender.
Double sculls Conant and Allen vs. Gloss
and Walt. ,
Junior fours Gloss. Sterling. Tulley and
Dent vs. Hartey. Tuck, Ball and Cowell.
' A handicap race will be rowed between
the winner of the Junior fours and the
senior crew, composed of Loomls. conant,
McMicken and Allen.
Barbosa's Appointment Held Up.
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, June 17. Pres
ident Roosevelt has held up the re-appointment
of Dr. J. C. Barbosa to his
third term of service as a member of
the . Executive Council. Dr. Barbosa Is
a leader of the Republican party and is
affiliated with the Nationalists. The
American members of the Council favor
him for a third term. It is not known
here why this action was taken.
National Saengerfest Opens.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 17. The 32d Na
tional Saengerfest of the North Amer
ican Saengerbund opened today with a
parade of floats and banners through the
brilliantly decorated streets of the city.
Delegations arriving today from over fif
ty cities swelled the number of visitors
to over 1500. Artists who have arrived
are: Mme. Schumann-Heink, Mme.
Marie Rappold, Adolph Muehlmann and
David Bispham. Walter Damrosch, with
100 members of the New York Symphony
Orchestra, arrived yesterday.
Sell Bad Drinks to Marines.
"WASHINGTON. June 17. The Presi
dent has received word from Panama this
morning that the storekeepers there are
selling unwholesome beverages to the
marines, and called on the Navy Depart
ment today for information. Acting Sec
retary Newberry expressed astonishment
at the charge and promised to promptly
investigate.
Rejuvin aids digestion. At all fountains.
Tans! Tans! Tans! at Rosenthal's.
WEDDING
A.D VISITING CARDS.
W. G. SMITH 8 CO.
WASHINGTON BtTILDIXO,
Cor. fourth and V a nine; ton fits.
A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever
rM. L FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER
Removes Tan, Pimples,
Freckle. Moth Putchefi.
IUib, and Skin Dlneaitea,
ana every Diemim
on beauty, and de
flea detection. Ik
has atood the teat
of 00 yearn, ami
Is so harmless w
taste It lobe sure it
Is properly mule.
Accept no counter,
fett of elniU.ir
name. Dr. L. A.
Savra said to a
lady of the haut
tun (a patiect) :
"At you ladles
wtU use them.
I recommend
'flflvrRdi'i rrosun' as tbe leant harmful of all the
kin preparations." For sale by all druerlt nd Kancy
Good Dealers In the United Stale. Canada and Europe.
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