Morning Oregonian., June 25, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

THE MORNING OREGONIAX, THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 1908.
Clever Neckwear
On Sale for 19c
Women's-Vests at
29c Pants 49c
Women's Vests Low neck, no
sleeves, Swiss-ribbed style ;
.trimmed with lace and a splen
did value at 45c; spe- nn
cial at, each , jC
Women's Pants Knee length,
nicely lace trimmed; fine for
warm weather wear; regular
0
Great Sale of Ribbons
Several widths and grades, regularly sold from 8c to
40c the yard. A very fine quality Satin Taffeta Rib
bon in every wanted color. See how low they are priced.
-inch width, reg- 214-inch width, "I Cf,
ular 8c grade, at JC regular 21c gTade.
1-inch width, ' rj 2-j-inch width, "I Q
regular 10c grade. . . . C regular 25c grade.
12-inch width, Q 3-inch width, reg- Ol
regular 13c grade 7C ular 30c grade, at. "
178-inch widthl 0j 4-inch width, OQ
reg. 18c grade C regular 40c grade'. .-"V
i'r:Vil'iitrmHiff-iii nn'mfflMv31
4V2ydsEm b ro id'y 53c
Edges or insertions, 3Y2 to 6 inches wide ; sold by
the strip only, 44 yards to the piece. These are
the sort of trimmings you will have frequent use
for during Summer months. Swiss, nainsook or
cambric materials. There is a great choice of
patterns, and mind you, the values run as high as
$1.75 a strip. Come early this morring and -buy.
Today, for the last time, they are on sale , ro
at, the piece . , DOC
The assortment is enormous and
values run to 50c each. Charm
ing creations in the most-fetching
Summer styles of neckpieces.
The collection contains Jabots,
Stock Collars, Lace Bows, Fancy
Stocks and Embroidered Bows.
Values to 50c,
choice only
19c Ladies Home Journal m Patterns 10c and ISc thisow priceP "'.49c
Today Housekeepers Day June white Sale
Thursday Every Energy Is Bent to Offer Specials That Appeal to Buyers for Homes- Those Who
Buy Economically and Well, Readily Recognize the Superiority of the Offerings
20c Hack Towels at 14c I Wnmen. Misses' Suits 1 Lace Curtains $5.95 Up
m
This is only one of the bargains we are
offering you for Housekeepers' Day Spe
cials at one-tliird less than regular price
for good-sized Scotch Huck Towels of
good weight and' standard grade. The3T
are nicely finished, regularly worth 20c
each. Special for Thursday, 7 As
only - C
BEDSPREADS in Summer weight. A
large assortment of patterns. Made with
hemmed ends; two sizes in the lot.
Regular $2.25 Values on Sale at $1. 75 Each
Regular $2.50 Values on Sale at $1.95 Each
Bleached Table Damask A good wear
ing quality and choice of 12 patterns
from which to make your selection.
Now is the time to supply your linen
wants for your Summer cottage. This
splendid linen today, the yard, Jq
Richardson's Cream Table Damask
Heavy weight for everyday wear. .A
quality you cannot match at the price
outside of this splendid linen ESfl
store.. The yard, only ..OtlC
Damask Tablecloths In assorted pat
terns. Made with handsome borders ;
size lxl yards. Se,ll regularly at
$1.50 each; marked for Thurs- qq
day Housekeepers' Day at'ust. . OC
White Goods Nainsooks and dimity,
in checks, stripe or plaid effects, or fine
quality India linon. There are 20,000
yards in this lot ; values to -I o 1
20c the yard. Choice, today . 1 G V2 C
Women 's, Misses ' Suits
Values to $20 for $4.49
The costumes in this lot will, in every detail, fill the de
mand for garments for beach and outing wear. They are
made of good quality material, in the wanted models for
allround wear. Fancy effects only and most of them light
colors, dark enough tho, so they don't show the dust and
just what you want to wear on the train and on your out-of-door
trips. Matrons and young maids may supply them
selves at this sale. About 100 in the lot. Coats are in the
natty short models, and skirts are in the pre- rf yt jf f
f erred models. Values to $20, Thursday only pr
Small Things for the Home
SEWING MACHINE OIL, best
quaKty, 2-oz. bottle, special... 4J
WIRE COAT HANGERS, nickel
plated, worth 5c each, special.. 3J
WHITE CASTILE SOAP, large
4-lb. bars, 50c value, special. .39
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, in one
pint bottles, Housekeepers ' Day
price, the bottle y 7
TOILET PAPER, large sized rolls,
fine tissue, worth 10c the roll.. 74
SAPOLIN STOVEPIPE ENAM
EL, half-pint cans; gives brilliant
finish; 20c value, special at..X4
AMERICAN PAPER NAPKINS,
100 in package, worth 10c, special
sale price, per package 5
LACE EDGE SHELF PAPER, 10x
yard strips, all colors, 5c value, on
special sale, 3 strips for 10
RAINIER MINERAL SOAP, anti
septic, disinfectant, large size cake,
worth 10c the cake, special. . .4?
Yesterday began a sale that will long be remem
bered for the unusual values brought forth on
fine Lace Curtains. We were busy showing them
from the moment the doors opened, and hundreds
were supplied. Plenty left for Housekeepers'
Day, and no real economist will miss the oppor
tunity. You'll find the choicest designs in Tam
bours, Filets, Irish Points, Spachtel and Novelty
weaves. Curtain buyers must not miss this sale.
It affords a wide choice, as well as better than
regular values. Former prices were $10.00 to
$30.00 the pair. Now thew are priced like this:
Regular $10
values at . . .
Regular $11
values at ... .
Regular $12
values at. . . .
The $12.50
values at ... ,
The $13.50 '
values at...
Regular $15
values at . . .
$5.95
$6.65
$7.50
$8.00
$8.75
$9.85
The $16.50
values at. .
$17.50
values
$18.50
values
The $19
values
$25.00
values $30.00
values
$10.75
$11.50
$12.35
$12.75
$13.95
$18.50
Another Lot, Spc'l
at $4.75 the Pair
About thirty patterns in the lot, the
finest possible qualities and designs.
Curtains for every purpose- may be
selected from this assortment; regu
lar values to $10 the.
pair; special sale price,
.$4.75
Cottage Dinner Sets
For $6.25 and Up
Don't plan vacation needs
without counting on this store
to save yoif money on your cot
tage furnishings. Among the
bargains offered are:
Decorated Dinner Sets, regular
ly priced at $8.90 0
each; special price. . PO.tJ
Dinner Sets, regularly worth
$11.38; House- - nt
keepers' Day "...PO.0
Dinner Sets, regularly worth
$14.50; House- flji f f
keepers' Day....... P"V'U
Dinner Sets, regularly worth
$16.15; House- C1 1 OA
keepers' Day P 1U
White semi-porcelain Dinner Sets
of 50 pieces, special today. $3.44
60-piece sets, special at... $4.40
100-piece sets, special at.. $6.82
White Bowls and Pitchers for cot
tage use, special sale price... 70
White Bowls and Pitchers, in fan
cy shapes, special value at...90
TOR HOT WEATHER.
Refrigerators, up from. .. .$6.90
Water Coolers, 3-gallon size; on
special sale at, each $2.25
Lemonade Straws, 100 in package;
special price, the package 5
Package of 500 for, special. .25
Ice Picks, special Thursday 7&
Ice Chippers, special Thurs.. 25
Ice Shavers, special Thurs-. .40
Lemon Squeezers, up from....5
Lemonade Shakers, nickel finish;
special sale price, each 33
Solid Aluminum .'...50
WINDOW SCREENS on sale at
special prices, up from 30
SPECIAL JUNE SALE PRICES
on all white goods carried in the
Home Furnishing JDept. This in-'
eludes cut glass, white china, sil
verware and white goods of every
description carried in the third
floor house furnishing department.
DECORATED CHINA, in open
stock patterns. Many articles' sell
ing for half regular prices. Odd
lines, but the most wanted pieces
are to be found. Among them you
will find plates, cups and saucers,
vegetable dishes (open or cov
ered), meat dishes, fruit saucers,
creamers, water pitchers, bowls,
berry saucerSj etc. These are in
grades and qualities very suitable
to take with you on Summer out
ings. Take advantage of the sale.
KNIVES, FORKS. AND SPOONS,
well finished, of white metal.
Non-rusting Knives, set of six,
special selling price today.. 50
Forks, set of 6, special at...50
Table Spoons, special, 6 for. .50
Tea Spoons, special, 6 for...25Sl
Laces Worth Up to 75c Yard
On Sale Thursday Only 19c
Oriental bands and edges, and Venice bands and galloons. Laces of sur
passing richness, in white, cream or ecru. We offer many, many yards
ior ioaay ana me savings are maeea immense. Kegular values
to 75c the yard; on special sale for today only at....
19c
A Half Price Flower Sale Shoes Amazingly
This season's best flowers are in the lot, and the assortment contains a thousand bunches of choice
trimmings, in all the wanted colors. Early hats can be wonderfully freshened up by adding a.
bunch or two of these flowers, and if you buy today, they will cost you but little. Remember, a
thousand bunches of this season's most preferred flowers, on sale at HALF PRICE
OSTRICH PLUMES t-Vg are hr fit?
mi vM.-r each, black or white,-on sale as follows:
The $2.00
grade, ' each.
$1.05
The $2.50
grade, each..
$1.30
The $3.00
grtide, each.
..$1.55
f he $4.00 .
grade, each..
$2.05
The Glove Sale Grows in Favor Each Day
""pS When this store announces to its cus
tomers that they may save as high as
$1.15 on a pair, of the splendid quality
gloves we are famous for selling, it is
to be expected that there'll be a tre
mendous response. But the way our
glove counter has been besieged the
last three days was a surprise, even to
us. We advise all who read this ad to
come quickly; don't wait till sizes are
broken. COME NOW. THE BEST
GLOVES IN PORTLAND ARE TO
BE HAD FOR THE LEAST MONEY
AT OLDS, WORTMAN & KING'S.
3
R S -"X M SILK GLOVES In sun
V 'anion.'
mH $2.25 the
much
b qualities, including such makes as the world-
ties," "Kaj'sers" and others. Regular values in this lot to
come in all sizes and colors. They are the very-
demand 16-button length. Your choice for this sale, pr.
$1.10
WOMEN'S TAN CAPE GLOVES For street
wear, in all sizes, the very smart glove for this
season ; the regular. $4.00 values, i ty nn
on sale at this special price, pair .JiJ
WOMEN'S LONG KID GLOVES The regu-j
lar 16-button length, black, white and all col
ors; they come in all sizes, too. CJO QQ
Regular $4.00 values, special, pair. . .f.0
WOMEN'S 1 AND 2-CLASP MOCHA GLOVES
In half pique or full pique stitching; s
colors brown mode; values to $1.75, pr. . OlC
WOMEN'S KID GLOVES With 1 or 2 clasps,
a full assortment of colors and all sizes; reg
ular prices to $1.75 per pair- extra QQ
bargain, per pair . . . ' i OJC
Low Priced Here
The sale of odd-sized Shoes has
proven a wonderful saving oppor
tunity for people who wear nar
row widths. It is on these narrow
shoes we've made the greatest re
ductions. They are extra fine
goods, from the best makers in
the land, and in many cases, the
savings are nearly half regular
prices. There are kid, calf and patent leathers; light or medium
soles; all heights heels, and the best factories are represented.
There are in this assortment a large number of nar- fo OQ
row widths. Reg. values to $6.00 pair, special, pair. . .pOOJ
LOT 2 Hundreds of pairs of most popular Shoes and Oxfords;
tans and browns galore; the best styles and qualites in all sizes;
regular values ranging up to $6.00 the pair; on sale Jo OQ
at this very special price, the pair ipO.OTj
LOT 3 Women's Shoes and Oxfords, in- broken or regular lots,
in all about 2000 pairs ; plenty of brown and tan leathers in the
lot; also kids, calf and patent, in black; regular val- o q
ues up to $4.00 pair; your choice, special at . ..vOU
LOT 4 Women's Oxfords in white or colored canvas, or in black
kid. Thousands of pairs, heavy or light soles, and heels from
very low ones for young ladies, up to as high as you dj-i QO
want them. Immense assortment; values to $3.00, at. . . P fO
LOT 5 Women's Oxfords in black kid or white canvas; perfect
comfort in Summer footwear to be found in this lot, and all sizes
are incluuded. Not fitted at this low price. Values
to $2.50 the pair; your choice, special at
WOMEN'S OUTING BOOTS In broken sizes; reg
ular values $4 and $5 the pair; tody only
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS In broken sizes; 1000 pairs.
Values to $3.00. Choice
Muslin Underwear Worth to
$1.50 Garment Today 89c
SEE THE DISPLAY IN THE PIFTH-STREET WINDOW. See what
splendid assortments of the garments we have in the department.
Skirts, drawers, corset covers, and chemise, in a superb variety of styles
and finishes. Fine grade of materials. Regular values to $1.50 OQ
the garment. On special sale Thursday at the low price of, each. .0
$1.29
$2.98
$1.49
LI
MURDERED IN PHILIPPINES
Xatives In Isle of Xegros Slay
Two Americans.
MANIUA. June 25. iA. telegram re
ceived here today rrom the Island of
Nesrroa tells of the murder of H. D.
Kverett, a Government forester; T. R.
Wakeley, a school teacher, and four
Filipinos by Hill tribesmen. The party
had started across the Island of Negros,
which Is one of -'the least civilized of
the extreme southern group of islands,
and had been missing for six weeks.
No details of the murders have been
received here.
WASHINGTON, June 24. H. D. Everett
a native of New York whose murder in
the Island of Negros by hill tribesmen
In reported from Manila, was transferred
to the Philippine Forestry Service from
the Forestry Bureau here in August, 1906.
T. R. Wakely, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Chicago, also killed, was. 27
years old and went from Chicago to teach
school in the Philippines a year ago. The
Negroe had given the authorities the least
trouble of any people in the archipelago.
Mining Broker in Tolls.
BAN FRANCISCO, June 24. J H.
Simpson, manager for H. H. Norwood, a
stockbroker of 306 Bush street, swore out
a warrant yesterday for the arrest of
M. B. Leaving. Leavins is under arrest
in Tonopah. Nev., and the warrant was
necessary to secure extradition papers.
The charge against Leavins is that he
gave to Simpson a certificate for 1000
shares of stock of the Sandstone Mining
Company of Goldfield, at $1 a share. In
the name of J. C. Culver, to negotiate.
After the sale Leavins was paid the
money. Later, it is alleged, not only
was the stock found to have been value
less, but the discovery was also made
that Culver's signature was a forgery.
Bar American Railroaders.
I uitx us jH-tuA-iuu june xne Mex
ican Herald publishes a Btory this morn
ing to the effect that railroad employes
throughout the Republic of Mexico are
planning the organization of a union
which will have for its sole aim the ex
clusion of Americans from connection in
any capacity with the various roads.
According to the .Herald, 90 per cent of
the railroad men of the republic are Mex
icans, the other 10 per cent of positions
being held principally by Americans, the
latter filling the positions of greatest
responsibility.
Three Rivers Loss $2,000,000.
THREE RIVERS. Quebec, June 24.
Insurance adjusters spent yesterday
figuring up the loss on Monday's fire.
It was announced that the total liabil
ities of the Insurance, companies
amount to $1,066,750. It is estimated
that the actual loss will figure up" to
over 12,000,000.
Olympla Malt Extract, good for grand
ma or baby. Only 15-100 of 1 per cent
alcohol. Phonfca: Main 671. A 2467.
RING BRINGSJN COOLIES
Syndicate Smuggles Chinese Across
Mexican Border.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24. In Los An
geles, accordling to information gathered
by the Immigration authorities, there Is a
ring of active men, employed in smug
gling coolies over the Mexican borders
into the United States. The gang in
Southern California is believed to have
agents throughout the country and the
inability of the regular officials to cope
with the situation, has caused the De
partment of Commerce and Labor to send,
a special agent to make en Independent
investigation. The department officials
apparently take an alarming view of the
situation. From an examination of Chi
nese recently caught sneaking into the
United States it developed that the smug
gling of coolies into this country Is a
matter of considerable expense and that
the traffic Is financed and managed by
a well-organized ring.
Commissioner North expects when the
inquiry from Washington gains headway
that new light may be thrown on the
smuggling ring, but at the same time he
U positive that whatever smuggling may
be taking place Is confined within a lim
ited area, and involves only a few Chinese
at most.
Will Study Indians in Peru.
BERKELEY, Cal., June 24. Dr. Sam
uel A. Barrett, of the University of
California, who has been connected with
the department of anthropology for two
years and has conducted a series1 of in
vestigations of the languages and hab
its of the Indians of this state, has left
for the interior of Ecuador and Peru,
where he will take part in archaeolog
ical searches in that country. He will
be one of the members of the Georga
E. Heye expedition,- which was fitted
out three years ago by a New York mil
lionaire. The explorations of the party
will cover Northern Ecuador and Peru.
TRAMP COUPLE DIVORCED
Hungarian Adventurers Took Wed
ding Trip in Boxcars.
CHICAGO. June 24. A dispatch to the
Tribune from Los Angeles, Cal., says:
A police court here was the scene yes
terday of the end of a romance of less
than a year, including a honeymoon
spent on brake beams and in boxcars
from New York to the Western coast.
The characters in the drama were Wil
liam Koprlvlch. member of a wealthy
Hungarian family, who fled his native
land to escape army service, and his
wife, Albina. sister of Count Kabana, of
Austria-Hungary.
They were married In New York City,
where she was visiting. He told her of
a fine job he had in the West, and to
save expenses she donned man's cloth
ing and they beat their way to Los An
wtleu. The trip was made in snow and
cold weather, and the woman suffered
much.
The husband deserted her here, and she
was forced to ask the aid of the po
lice. Koprlvlch was ordered to pay hoi
J10 and J4 a week until the divorce ac
tion .she started is tried in August.
A baby was born less than a month ago
while the young woman' was in priva
tion, and lived only a few days.
Rejuvln alas dige.-tlon. At all saloons.
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W. G. SMITH 8 GO.
WASHINGTON BUILDING.
Cor. Fourth and Wahlnctoa St,