Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, July 06, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOXIAX, MONDAY, JTXY 6, - 1908. Portland Agents for "Nemo" Corsets, Butterick Patterns, Perrins Gloves, "Vudor" Porch Shades, Ostermoor Mattresses, Etc., Etc. Great July Clearance Sales at Ihe Frank Store 14- Meier (lb $2.50 Corset Covers $ 1.47 Ea. $7 to $10 Gowns $5.98 Each $2.50 and $3 Drawers $1.69 Great July Clearance Sale of women's fine undermuslins 2d Floor "Wonderful b a r g a ins in wom en's fine hand-embroidered Cor set Covers of French Percale; hand-embroidered scallops, eye lets drawn with ribbon and neat embroidered yoke effects; also new high-class domestic corset covers, trimmed in dainty Val. 1 ;.4.:., 1 j: y and ribbons; materials of fine nainsook, all sizes; great varie ty; regular $2.00 P"I A 'J and $2.50 vals., at.'.P Great special lot of women's very fine nainsook Gowns, made low neck and short sleeves, and trimmed in fine laces, embroidery, tucks, beading and ribbon; the best CCS QQ regular $7.00 to $10.00 values, on sale at this very special price, each. ,J070 Special lot of women's French hand-embroidered Drawers and fine domestic Draw ers, in nainsook. and French percale materials, trimmed in laces, em- Cj't ?Q broidery, tucks, insertion, medallions; $2.50 to $3.00 values, at, pair. .P THE " REDMAN " IS COMING! -DUE THIS WEEK 2000 Pairs $5-$6Lace Curtains $3.65 Pr. Great July Clearance Sale of 2000 pairs of Cluny, Irish point and Marie Antoinette Lace Curtains, made on good French nets, with linen Cluny edges and insertings, inarm Antoinette ana oraia enecis; ou inenes wiae, to yards Bjn frC ong; both white and ecru; regular $5.00 and $6.00 values, at, the pair.. 15.n yaids'of Figured Drapery Silks, dark grounds, with floral and Orien ful designs, very handsome styles, 31 inches wide; 65c and 75c values, yard $3.00 Flouncing 69c Per Yard $2 Embroidery Frontings 98c $1.25 Embroideries 39c a Yard 2500 yards of beautiful new Swiss Flouncing and Insertion, eyelet filet and baby Irish ef fects, for gowns and waists; a very large and handsome assortment, in widths from 2 to 18 inches; regular values up to $3.00 a CQ yard, on sale at this special low price. .OSC 1500 yards of Swiss Embroidery Frontings for waists, eyelet and filet effects, in exquisite de signs; regular values up to $2.00 a. QQ yard, on sale at this special price, yd. OC 5000 yards of Swiss and Nainsook Embroider ies, Edgings and Insertion, 2 to 8 inches wide ; eyelet and French designs, for women's and children's wear; regular values up to OQ $1.25 a yard, on sale at, special, yard. OUC Special lot of hand-made Embroidery Flounc ing and Bands, blindwork, real Madeira and Soutache effects, worked on handkerchief linen and French cloth; 3 to 15 inches wide; mag nificent styles, great values, at these prices: Values up to $4.50 at, yard, $ 1 .98 Values up to $2.25 at, yard, $1.69 Values up to $12.00 at, yard, $6.00 $3.00 Laces $2.98 -$3.00 Laces $1.29 Two great special lots of the finest St. Gall Novelty Laces in white, cream and ecru, allovers, bands, galloons, venise and filet effects; gorgeous laces of the highest class and marvelous values, on sale at the following verv low prices. Let us show you Regular values to $8.00 at, yd., $2.98 Regular Values to $3.00 at, yd, $1.29 Sale Women's 50c Undervests 29c Each Great special sale 3000 women's silk-finished Undervests, low neck, sleeve- OQ less styles, trimmed with narrow lace, all sizes; the best 50c values, each. .C 1000 women s Belts of all kinds; wash belts, elastic belts, leather belts, belts in all tne scaton s prettiest styles; black, brown and white; the best regular CjQk values up to $1.50 each, on sale at this low price, each take advantage. &sC Great special sale of women's Handbags, in all grades. You should see them. 300 Ladies' Dresses Rajahs, Foulards, Pongees and Taffetas $35 Values at $14.45 Portland's leading cloak and suit store announces another great special sale of women's silk Princess and Princess jump er dresses An advantageous purchase of30Q garments from a well known New York manufacturer enables us to offer values up to $35 at the low price of $ 1 4.45 All new, up-to-date Summer styles in Rajah silks. Foulard silks, Taf feta silks and Pongees, also a few wool plaids The Waists have dainty yokes of lace, some tucked, others bleated Skirts in pleated effects with bias jolds A very large assortment of attractive styles in all the best colorings and com binations and all sizes Silk Suits that find ready sale at prices Cffl A IT to $35 Your choice at JpiT?iO Seejbig Fjfthtrjejtwindwjdisplay Great July Clearance Sale of our entire stock of Fancy Dresses in this season's newest and best fashions and ma terials The greatest values you ever shared in Second Floor Great values in Tailored Suits 200 Walking Skirts $10 Values $4.65 Great special bargain in 210 women's Walking Skirts, plain and herringbone serge and Panama cloths; made in plain flare and full pleated effects, self-strap 'd and trimmed with taffeta silk bands; some have bias folds, others taffeta bands and folds; black, brown, navy, Copen hagen and other good shades; regular values, at prices ranging up to fEi $10.00 the garment on sale at this wonderfully low price, each...... t'OO White Serge Suits $30 Values $21.50, $35 Values $23.50 $40 White Serge Suits $32.50 A timely July sale of women's White Serge Suits in plain and fancy tailored ef fects High class apparel for Summer dress and evening wear Coats are in semi and tight-fitting effects and trimmed in silk, fancy braid and buttons, also plain tallored with stitched seams Skirts are pleated and gored with or without folds White Serge Suits of fashion and quality at prices you must surely be interested in Materials and make the very best and values unequaled Investigate the merits of these grand values Second Floor $30.00 WHITE SERGE SUITS $21.50 $35.00 WHITE SERGE SUITS $23.50 $40.00 WHITE SERGE SUITS $32.50 $55.00 Suits for $27.45 100 women's plain and fancy Tailored Suits, in Eng- lish serge, chiffon, Panama and voiles ; coats made in semi and tight-fitting effects, with or without vest ; trimmed in silk or braid; skirts pleated or gored; colors are tans, brown, rose, Copenhagen, navy and black; also fancy stripes and -i i - j 1 . . i nn . 1. - it. . 1 mm m mm cuei-Ks; lauorea suits at prices up to jjuu.uu mo un, an iu : son's most approved garments; your choice, on sale at, special, suit.. rXJ 50c and 60c Wash Goods 25c 25c Vals. 12V2C, 75c Vals. 35c New, high-class Wash Fabrics at prices you can't resist Beautiful materials and p atterns in grand variety Best bargain of the year 5000 yards of handsome Printed Silk Mulls, in pink, blue, tans, yellow and green effects; dainty styles for hot weather and evening apparel. Best regular 50c and 60c values. A special purchase enables us to offer them at this unusually OC low price, the yard. See Big Fifth-street window display take advantage. ,OC 25,000 yards of new Printed Lawns, Swiss Batiste and Dimitys, all this 1 season's prettiest styles, selling regularly at 25c a yard; your choice at..-"" 2C 2500 yards of fine Novelty White Goods, highly mercerized styles; grand OC variety to select from regular 75c values, on sale at this special price, yard. .OOC C TTKt?e 5000 yars ne imported Voiles, Dimitys, Mulls, etc., 3 1" dDrlCS on sale at a very special price. Beautiful styles for suits and dresses; very large assortment to choose from; all 19C Cr-l Q. new' Pretty materials; the best regular 35c val- 1 Q ues, on sale at this unusually low price, the yard. aSC $1.25 Ribbons 53c--75c Dress Trim'ngs 27 c 5000 yards of magnificent high-grade Ribbons, 4V2 to 7 inches wide; plaids, CO Dresdens, warp prints, jacquards, etc.; values from 75c to $1.25, at, yard..5C 2500 yards lace and embroidery Bands for waist trimming, novelty effects, lVfe to 2y2 inches wide, and sold at Neckwear Department; 50c-75e vals., yd. . C $2.25 Silk Gloves $ 1 .39 Pr. An unusual offering of the best grade of Sflk Gloves in "Kayser," "Fownes" and other leading makes Best quality Milan ese silk, double finger tips and all sizes 5Va to 8 16 and 20-button lengths Black, white, tan. Brown, champagne, pink, nile and lilac Fine Silk Cloves for street and evening wear Reg. $2.25 c 1 and $2.50 vals. on sale at V Mail orders will receive prompt attention 25,000 pairs of women's 2-clasp Silk Gloves Best makes in black, white and a full line of the leading shades, sizes 5Va to & at 47c, 67c and 95c Pair Great. values in long chamois gloves Women and children's gauntlet gloves Women's $3.00 Oxfords $1.95 Men's $5 Oxfords $3.35 Great Julv Clearance Sale of women's all-Datent colt rihhnn ' ties and 3-button dull-top Oxfords; extension soles, Cuban heels; also glazed kid, patent-tip Oxfords, Blu cher style; single and heavy soles, medium heels; all the above footwear of standard manufacture, newest and best lasts and regular $3 1 QC value; your choice, on sale at, pair. ,P .70 Men's all patent colt, gunmetal and tan Russia calf Oxfords, welt soles, round toes; comfortable walking shapes, all sizes and widths ; flJO OC regular $5.00 values, on sale at, pair. Misses' and children's all patent colt Blucher Oxfords, light soles, plain toes, stylish shapes; great values, on sale at the following low nricen? Sizes 1 1 Va to 2 at $ 1 .45 pr. 8'a to 1 1 at $ 1 .29 pr. 5 to 8 at 99c pr. EX-SEXATOR. SIMOX'S CAR IX JVRES SALESMAN. J. H. Donnelly Struck by Machine In Control of Citizen Who Is Taking First Lesson. J. H. Donrelly, a representative of the Pproenply Jewelry Company, ot Chicago. w!-.o has been stopping at the Portland Hotel for several days, was run down and Injured yesterday morning at 10:46 o'clock, as he was leaving the hostelry, by an automobile owned and driven by ex Vnlted States Senator Simon. With Mr. Simon In his automobile at the time of the accident was his chauffeur, Roy Har rington, who was teaching his employer the science of automobile manipulating. .Mr. Hmon was rounding his "first corner,-' when, at Sixth and Morrison strtets. his car struck Mr. Donnelly, knocking the latter down and throwing him under the wheels of the car. Mr. Donnelly was taken into a nearby drug-EV-re until an ambulance was summoned, when he was removed to the Good Sa maritan Hospital. At the hospital it was discovered that the injured man was suffering from a fractured arm and minor bruises. It is also believed that his collarbone Is broken. Mr. Simon says that he will La realtor practice on the country roads until he becomes a master of the automobile. MILLS START UP AGAIN Cottage Grove Appreciates Ruling of Commission. COTTAGE GROVE, Or., July 6. (Spe cial.) The recent rulings by the Inter state Commerce Commission upon the freight rates. Is proving to be a Btimulus to the milling and lumbering industry in this section, one of the heaviest tim bered and heaviest milled parts of the state. The mill men are now much en couraged, and feel that within the next 60 days conditions will be materially im proved. Already inquiries from heavy buyers ae coming in and some orders have been placed. This is of vital in terest Jo Cottage Grove, as the burden or her payroll depends upon the lumber Industry. Good Weather at Colvtlle. COLVILLE, Wash.. July 5. (Special.) Weather Observer Vi". L. Sax has issued his report of observations at the Colville station for June as follows: Average temperature. 79: maximum. 94. on the 24tli ; minimum, 31, on the 20th; precipita tion, 1.08 inches, which was .42 less than the usual amount for June. Clear days. 14; cloudy, 8: partly cloudy. 7. Light frost on the 20th. but practically no dam age from frost during the month. Additional Sleeper to Chicago. On Monday morning. July 6. the Chi cago & Northwestern Line will "nave an additional through sleeping car. Portland to Chicago. For reservations Inquire of R. V. Holder, general agent. 122-B Third street. T MAT ORDER PROSECUTION OF NOTTINGHAM DRgPPED. City Attorney Put In Embarrassing Position as Result' of Contro versy Over Special Permits. Does the City Council have authority to order the City Attorney to suspend proceedings for alleged violations of city ordinances? This question has been presented in the controversy be tween Building Inspector Dobson and State Senator Nottingham over the erection by the latter of a frame build ing inside the fire limits on the East Side. In the first place, the Council granted Mr. Nottingham a permit, which is ald to have been unlawful. Later, on com plaint of the Building Inspector. City Attorney Kavanaugh filed a complaint against Mr. Nottingham in the Munici pal Court. At Its meeting Friday the Council committee on health and police decided to recommend to the City Council at its meeting Wednesday that the further prosecution of the case against Mr. Nottingham be suspended. Mr. Kavanaugh has not been advised officially of the committee's action; neither has he been instructed to drop the suit. The report and recommenda tions of the committee on health and police are merely advisory to the Coun cil and it will not be until after the Council has Anally acted on the matter that the City Attorney will be advised. In the meantime, that official is Inves tigating the question to learn what right.- the Council has to dictate his course In the prosecution of such suits. It is expected that the report of the committee will be ratified by the Coun cil which will desire to approve Its original action In granting- the permit. It Is for that reason considerable inter est is taken In the discussion, which at best puts the City Attorney in an em barrassing dilemma. At the request of one of the city's .officials, be 'caused a complaint to be filed In the Municipal Court against Mr. Nottingham for vio lating one of the city's ordinances. The authority by which the right to violate the ordinance was extended to Mr. Not tingham now proposes to order the City Attorney not to prosecute the case. Mr. Kavanaugh said yesterday that he would make a thorough investigation of the ordinances of the city that he may be in a position Wednesday intelli gently to advise with the Council on the subject. ON SALET0DAY. Bathing suits for men, women and children, tourist coats, white waists, parasols, dress . goods, silks, long silk gloves, black voile skirts, muslin under wear wash goods and household sup plies, lowest prices in the city. Mc Allen McDonnell,-Third and Morri Through With Plank Streets. ABERDEEN. Wash., July .(Special.) Mayor France has - come out strongly against the building of more planked streets and has declared his Intention of refusing again to attach his signature to any resolution calling for a planked street. The Mayor says planked streets have helped the raillrnen, but kept the property owners "broke" putting them In and the city "broke" keeping them in repair. It has cost Aberdeen for planked streets $200,000 or $300,000 and yet today there Is not a permanently Improved thoroughfare in the community. Mayor France's pronunclamento -Is meeting the approval of the property owners. Home Burns to Gronnd. GARFIELD. Wash., July 5. (Special.) The residence of Jonas 'Crumbaker was MAKER or 231 WASHINGTON ST: PORTLAND ORCQ0N. MENS CLOTHES burned to the ground yesterday with the furniture and all wearing apparel of the family. Mr. Crumbaker's loss is $2500, with but a small insurance. It is not known how the fire originated. Mr. Crumbaker is a pioneer of Whitman County and senior partner in the Crura baker. WlllBon Hardware Company. MEAT INSPECTION All the meat yon see at Smith's is inspected before and after slaughter by Frank L. Smith himself, acknowledged by everyone even his iant competi torsas the most brilliant meat man on the Pacific Coast. Smith's meats have got to be good and they are bound to be absolutely fresh. Use your own judgment and decide in your own mind which is the better the fresh "home killed," city dressed Oregon meats that Smith gives you or meats that are brought to the city in ice-cars sometimes from other states. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "Fighting the Beef Trust" 4 MARKETS Pot Roast Beef Prime Rib Roast Beef.lOtf; 12 V2 Shoulders of Mutton 10 Frontquarters of Mutton 10 Legs of Mutton, large. . 12Vo Legs of Mutton, small '. .15 Shoulder Roast Pork 10 Center Cut of Shoulder Roast Pork I2y2 226 Alder St., between first and Second Sts. 512 Williams Ave. 791 Mississippi Ave. xutn ana xaain tots., uregon city. 6S 7. 8tf j Whole Shoulder Pork ll Beef for Soup Sf? Plates of Beef 5 Brisket Beef and Necks of Beef.. 5 Plate Corned Beef and Brisket Corned Beef 6 Shoulder Beefsteak 8 Ronnd Beefsteak 10 Sirloin Beefsteak 121- When you come to Smith's be sure you reach there. The market adjoining us on the right belongs to our opponents. We have nothing to do with it.