Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, July 25, 1908, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORXIXG OREGONIAX. SATURDAY, JTTLY 25, 190S. Portland Agents for Butterick Patterns,"Nemo" Corsets, Gossard "Lace Front" and "La Grecque" Corsets'ViKtor" Porch Shades, Etc, Meier Frank Store's Saturday Shopping Bulletin $Snf: 16 Misses'-Childs Wash Dresses $4.50-$ 1 2 Vols. Vi Price Great Saturday sale of misses' and children's Wash Drfsses, in linens, poplins, French ging ham and chambrays Buster Brown, sailor, jump er and Russian styles, blue, pink, tan, check, fancy plaids, etc., trimmed in braid, insertion, etc.: full pleated skirts; ages 6 to 14 years; $4.50 to $12.00 values, on sale today Ptlf0 at this exceptional low price Bathing Suits Reduced Our entire stock of women's, misses' and chil dren's Bathing Suits on sale at greatly reduced prices Blue, brown, red and black, in all the prettiest styles and all grades. $2.00 values $3.00 values $3.50 values $4.00 values S1.50 . .$1.85 S3.60 .$3.00 $ 5.00 values .$3.75 $ 6.00 values .$4.50 $ 7.00 values .$5.25 $10.00 values .$7.25 Bathing Suits up to $18.00 are all reduced. Bathing bhoes reduced. Bathing caps reduced. Fine Millinery Greatly Reduced Women's and Children's Outing Hats 25c Our entire stock of French pattern Hats and Trimmed Dress Hats on sale at greatly reduced prices todaj-. All the newest and prettiest creations at all prices. Women's and misses' Seashore and Outing Hats of white duck, at, each..25 AVomen's and children's Sunbonnets, great assortment, your choice at, each. . 15 Unt rimmed Shapes and Body Hats on sale at this exceptionally low price, ea. .10 Infants' Bonnets low-priced. New Mushroom Hats at lowest prices. Second Floor. Entire Stock of Men's Suits At July Cleanup Sale Prices All oar men's fine 3-piece Suits including black and blue serge suits are all marked at very interesting prices This season's most desirable fashions and most attractive pat terns and best materials Matchless values Regular $12.50 Suits on sale for $ 9.85 Regular $1 5.00 Suits on sale for $10.15 Regular $ 1 8.00 Suits on sale for $12.89 Regular $20.00 Suits on sale for $14.35 Regular $25.00 Suits on sale for $17.85 Regular $28.00 Suits on sale for $20.10 Regular $30.00 Suits on sale for $21.35 Regular $35.00 Suits on sale for $24.98 Regular $40.00 Suits on "sale for $26.90 All our two-piece Outing Suits for men and young men on sale at great reductions. Boys' Wash Suits V2 Price 64 co Our entire stock of boys' Wash Suits "on sale at one hlf regular prices. 50c. to $6.00 values at 25 to $3.00. Russian blouse and sailor styles, in all the very best materials and colorings; t PifA greatest values in the city at laCC Our entire stock of boys' and youths' Fancy Suits, also black and blue Serge Suits on sale at July prices. Men's clothing department on second ' floor. Copyright, ,qn8' L. A D I, E R.BROS, m mmSm Musics Sheet Music at 5c Per Copy 2000 copies of popular music on sale todav at 5tf a copy. "Under the Tropical Moon," all the "hits'"' from the "Her ns," 5c ry Widow," "Mr. Pipp From Pittsburg." "Flower Song,1 "iTood- Kye." "My Ual s Maid," and scores of others at the special low price of only, copv..... "Stung" This catchy two-step by the popular writer, T. C Bon not, is being played by every band and orchestra, j C It's the hit of the season; our price only luC A 4. 1 e These his "Redwing." "Night and Dav," At IOC "Dreaming," "Moon Won't Tell on You," "Carnival of Roses," and hundreds of others Mail and phone orders will be promptly and carefully piled. m Men's $5 Oxfords $3.15 Boys'$30xfords$2.45 Regular Women 'i Great Saturday Sale of 500 pairs of men's high grade Oxfords in patent colt, tan, Russia calf, dull calf and glazed kid Staple and novelty shapes Goodyear welt sewed soles All good, desirable footwear selling regularly at $4 and $5 per pair Take your pick of the entire lot today tf 1 C at this very special low price, per pair yO 1 J Men's and boys Outing Shoes on sale at greatly reduced prices today Economists take advantage 500 pairs of boys' Patent Colt and Gunmetal Blucher Oxfords, welt soles, best lasts; all the leading makes of boys' fine shoes. $2.50 values, at, pair. .$2.15 Regular $3.00 values, at, pair. .$2.45 i White Oxfords in all grades on sale at greatly reduced prices today. Women's $1 Hosiery 39c Pair Misses' 50c Hosiery 12V2C Pair 2000 pairs of women's Fine Hosiery, in plain gauze, lisle, lace boot and allover effects, embroidered instep and polka dots, black, white, pink, blue, red, tan, nile, navy, lavender, champagne, etc.; best regular values up to $1.00 a pair; on OQ sale at this exceptionally low special price todaypair take advantage. OJC 200 pairs women's black Cotton Hose, best regular 35c values, on sale at, pr..26 Broken lines of misses' Fine Lace Lisle Hosiery in black, white, blue, pink, etc.; regular values up to 50c a pair; on sale at, the pair lt &C 3000 pairs of children's Black Cotton Ribbed Hose, medium weight, double A- knees, heels and toes; best regular 20c values; on sale at this low price, pair. ."C 6 to 9:30 Specials $ 1 Nightgowns 59c 20c Ribbons 1 IcYd. 6 to 9:30 Women's cambric and nain- 6 to 9:30 15,000 yards of fine quality, sook Night Gowns, trimmed in lace, all silk Taffeta Ribbon, 3 inches wide; tucks and hemstitching; best CQ full .line of the best- shades; 1 1 $1.00 values; on sale at, each... OJC best 20c values at, yard . Corset Covers $1.75 Long Lisle Gloves 6 to 9:30 50 dozen cambric Corset 6 to 9:30 Women's 16-button length Covers, very pretty styles and great as- Mousquetaire Lisle Gloves, black and sortment; best $3.00 values; 7C white only; sizes 5 to 8; reg- CO on sale at, each I J ular $1.25 values; at, pair VOC 75c Corsets 33c Ea. Tailored Collars 15c 6 to 9 :30 Special lot of Girdle Corsets, 6 to 9 :30 Broken line of colored Em pink and blue; take good models; all b'roidered Collars, large variety of sizes; best 75c values; on sale OO styles ; siaes 12 to 14 ; 25c to 50c 1 Cf, at this low price, the pair OOC values; on sale at this low price.. J Suitcases for $5.20 1 5c Kerchiefs 6c Ea. 6 to 9:30100 full cowhide Suit Cases, Tonight, 6 to 9:30100 dozen women's linen lined, brass locks and trimmings; colored mercerized Handkerchiefs, in best $6.50- values; on sale flJC ( stripes, checks and dot and plain tonight only at, each PJ.&VJ hemstitched effects; regular loo Tooth Brushes at 9c Napkins $1.85 Doz. 6 .to 9:30 5000 men's and women's 6 to 9:30 200 dozen bleached satin da Tooth Brushes, 4 rows pure bristles; all mask Table. Napkins, best patterns; reg sizes; great special values at this . Q ular $2.50 values; on sale 1 QCj exceptional low price, each. ...... at this low price, dozen P A '-' 50c Back Combs 19c 50c Tray cloths 24c 6 to 9 :30 500 handsome Back Combs, Tonight, 6 to 9 :30 500 bleached satin plain and fancy mounted, great assort- damask Tray Cloths, size 1k32 inches, ment; 35c and 50c values; on 1 Q best patterns; regular 40c and JAt sale at this low price, each 1 7C 50c values; on sale at, each. . . . $1.25 Curtains 89c Silkoline 9c a Yard 6 to 9 :30 1000 pairs of white and ecru 6 to 9 :30 5000 yards of the best qual- Nottingham Lace Curtains, plain and ity Fancy Silkoline, light or dark figured centers, with floral borders, 50 grounds, floral and Oriental designs, 36, inches wide, 3 yards long; $1.25 Oft inches wide; exceptional value Q ' values; on sale" at, per pair OCC at this low price, per yard. Basement Bargains PictureDept. Specials 100.000 Wax Sealing Rings, for sealing 1000 handsome colored Matted Piotures, Mason jars; buy all you want of 0 great variety of subjects and all C them at, per dozen ...........' sizes; 25c values, on sale at - 1000 Universal Food Choppers, the best 1000 Passepartout Pictures, size 5x7 food chopper made ; regu- fc 1 "I f inches, beautiful subjects in great 7 lar $1.50 value; on sale at. . . P assortment; buy all-you want at. . . All our Refrigerators greatly reduced. Artistic picture framing to your order. Men's Summer Underwear Greatly Reduced Prices Our ntire stock of men's Summer Underwear on sale at greatly reduced prices. All the leading manufacturers in the land are represented Summer underwear in every good style and grade and a complete assortment of sizes, two-piece and union suits in cotton, mesh, mercerized ma terials, nainsook, American silk, plain and fancy lisle, linen, etc.; plain, colored and fancies in great variety. 50c Underwear 39 75c Underwear 59 $1.50 Underwear ..$1.19 $1.00 Underwear 79d $1.25 Underwear 95 $2.00 Underwear ..$1.59 100 dozen men's white mnslin Night Shirts, all made full size, low or regular neck, plain or fancy trimmed, OQ all sizes; great values at this very low price, each. JO 500 dozen men's fancy Half Hose, striped and checked effects in great assortment, all sizes and color- 1 Q ings; 25c and 35c values; on sale at, per pair 'C Bathing Siiits Vz Off Reg. Price Our entire stock of men's and boys' Bathing Suits, in one and two-piece styles plain or fancy stripes, all sizes and grades; on sale at one-third t Cff off the regular selling prices; take advantage of this sale J Vll Our entire stock of men's Belts on sale at exceptionally low prices; black, gray, brown, tan; all the best leathers and new styles of buckles; all grades reduced. 50c Belts 43? $1.00 Belts 73 $1.50 Belts 98 $2.00 Belts $1.45 50 dozen men's elastic web Suspenders, in light and dark colorings; strong OQ leather ends, 75c values on special sale at the remarkably low price of, pair..''C Men's $1.50 Pajamas 95c Suit Men's $1.50 Shirts at 95c Each Negligee Shirts Very Low Priced 500 suits of men's Pajamas, fancy patterns or plain colorings, in very large assortment, well made and finished, all sizes; regular O $1.50 values; on sale at, the suit 200 dozen men's plain white or fancy colored Golf Shirts, knife, pin or box pleats, O t handsome variety, all sizes; reg. $1.50. V Our entire stock of men's Negligee Shirts on sale at very low prices, all handsome mate rials, madras, soicette, silk, silk and wool, light weight wool mohair and mercerized ma terials, plain and fancy colors, great assort ment of patterns; all sizes. - $ 1 .00 Negligee Shirts on Sale at 89c $ 1 .50 Negligee Shirts on Sale at $ 1 .39 $ 1 .75 Negligee Shirts on Sale at$ 1 .43 $2.00 Negligee Shirts onSale at $ 1 .69 $2.25 Negligee Shirts onSale at $ 1 .89 $1.25 Negligee Shirts at $1.05 $2.50 Negligee Shirts at $2.05 $3.00 Negligee Shirts at $2.49 $3.50 Negligee Shirts at $2.95 $4.00 Negligee Shirts at $3.29 $5.00 Negligee Shirts at $4.15 Men's and Boys Straw Hats at One-Half Price Our entire remaining stock of men's and boys' Straw Hats on sale at one-half regular prices Panamas, split straw, Milans, Sennits, Mackinaws, Javas, etc. in all the very best blocks and all grades Take your pick today from the entire remaining J stock at saving of one-half 2 T FICC All our fancy hat bands at low prices Best grades and newest colorings and combinations Our regular 50c values on sale at 25c each Our regular 25c values on sale at 15c each PORTLAND AGENTS "WILLAMETTE" SEWING MACHINES 75c Face Veilings for 1 9c Yard Today in the Veiling Department, a great special offering of 2500 yards of face Veilings, Tuxedo nets, double thread and hair line meshes, chenille and velvet dotted Veiling, black, brown, navy, gray, cardinal, white; large variety " Q of fancy patterns; values up to 75c a yard; on sale at, yard 1JC TALKS TO BUSINESS MEN OFFICIAL, OF DES MOIXKa BE FORE COMMERCIAL CLIB. John MarVirar Tells of System of Municipal Government In EN feet nt His Home. John MacVicar. S'.iprlntendent of Streets and Public Improvement of Des Motne. la., delivered a short address yesterday at noon at the Portland Com mercial Club, on methods employed by the City of Des Moines In the adminis tration of municipal affairs. Mr. MoVicar Ts thoroughly qualified to speak on such subjects, having been formerly Mayor of Pes Moines and also secretary of the League of American Municipalities. The speaker characterized the three elements necessary to success In munici pal management as exceptional leader ship, a public opinion back of that lead ership and expert service. The impor tance of the latter was especially empha sised. Mr. McVicar declaring that only experts should be employed in the city departments. The business man In the city administration he believed to bs a failure, and not much above the city poli tician. "The method In use in Des Moines." said Mr. McVicar, "Is a combination of several systems. Some features of the State Board of Control, which consists of three members and has charge of all state Institutions, have been adopted. The Galveston Commission system has also been applied In some departments. Ttie initiative and referendum and the recall have also been used In part. "The City Council consists of Ave members, of which the Mayor Is one. These men control the city and elect all the officers. They devote their entire time to the city. Each of the five mem bers of the Council Is head of one of the five branches of the city government. The Mayor is superintendent of the Depart ment of Public Welfare. The other four departments, which are presided over by the four Councilmen. are: Department of Accounting and Finance: Police. Fire and Health Department: Department of Parks and Public Property, and Department of 8treets and Public Improvements. The clly employes are under civil service." SALE MEITS SHIRTS. Men's $1 and 1.50 soft front golf shirts with separate cuffs. 49c: men's 23c fancy socks. 12ijc: men's large cambric hand kerchiefs. ' 5c. All underwear, ties, suit cases, etc, at wholesale prices. McAlleu & McDonnell. 6ea Rosenthal's window, shoe bargains. INTERESTl HORSE SHOW heavy maiii received . LOCAIj headquarters. AT People Make Inquiry as to Identity of Judgre Entries to Eclipse Last Tear's. . As much interest centers around the judge of a horse show as in the entries themselves, and the identity of the man who will officiate at Portland's second annual show is much sought af ter by devotees to the sport. Society Is also eagerly seeking information on this point as many members of Port land's smart set are preparing to show new turnouts and pairs. The recent announcement that the cup collection is extraordinarily handsome is enthus ing the prospective exhibitors, and the determination to keep the majority of these handsome trophies at home is growing. The Hunt Club headquarters in the Lumber Exchange building is now the scene of marked activity. A corps of stenographers has been engaged and the big mail Is being promptly handled. TO THE PUBLJC: -A few days ago in the Beef Trust's ad you will notice they say their meats are 100 per cent pure. The paraphrase, 100 per cent pure, was coined in a Smith ad, and the Beef Trust, with its well-known tactics, has stolen It. But the comic part of the story Is for the Beef Trust to claim Its meats are fmre. Of course, it all depends on one's dea of purenees. Most people will be surprised to know that right under the eyes of the United States Government Meat Inspectors, and with the full per mission of the Bureau of Animal Indus try, the big packers are adulterating much of their lard with tallow. They don't label the buckets pure lard. They call it "Lard," "Standard Quality Lard, "Pure Mixed Lard," or some other mis nomer. There is not an iota. of tallow in Smith's pure lard, the -only kind he makes. The packers who are making such a sing-song of Government Inspec tion are using potato flour, wheat flour and other cereals in their sausages. Smith mis never found it necessary to use flour, bran or any other adulteration in sausages. Smith's sausages are abso lutely pure. Within the past few months tons upon tons of dressed meats have been brought .to Portland from other states. It was all Government inspected, every ounce of it. This meat, &fter its lengthy trip in ice-cara and its follow ing stay in coid storage, and from there In sometimes uncovered wagons through our dusty streets to the retail butcher shop (.his meat may be awful ly pure, but who would eat it when you can get Smith's fresh Oregon meats? We hare no quarrel with United States Gov ernment Inspection of meats, but wears fighting forever and a day the ranting, hypocritical Beef Trust. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO, 'FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" 4 Markets '226 Alder St., between 1st and 2d Sts. 512 Williams Avenue. 791 Mississippi Avenue. .5th and Main Sts., Oregon City. The market right np against us on Alder street belongs t o our opponents. People who want Smith's fresh Oregon meats axe requested to avoid this market. ' Shoulder Roast Beef. 7-8c Pot Roast Beef. .6-7S.8 Prime Rib Roast Beef,. 6th, 7th and 8th rib lOe Prime Rib Roast Beef, first five ribs Spring Lamb Hindquarters 15 Spring Lamb Frontquarters. ..121 2? Shoulder of Mutton lOe Frontquarters of Mutton 10? Legs of Mutton, large 12V2 Legs of Mutton, small -.15 Shoulder Roast Pork . .10 Whole Shoulder Pork ..ll Center Cuts of Shoulder Roast Pork 12Vt Legs of Pork 121, iC Fresh Side Pork 12ii? Loin Roast Pork 15 Beef for Soup 3 Plates of Beef. 5 Brisket of Beef 5 Necks of Beef 5 Plate Corned Beef 6 Brisket Corned Beef 6 Lean Corned Beef S Corned Side Pork 12V2 Dry Salt Pork 12y2 Spare Ribs 12V2 Hams 15 Half a Ham, either end 17 Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon, Smith's 17V2 5-lb. pail of Smith's Pure Lard 60 Spring Lamb Loin Chops 15 Spring Lamb Rib Chops 15 Shoulder Mutton Chops 12Vz Loin Mutton Chops' 15 Rib Mutton Chops 15 Pork Sausage, pure 12J2? Shoulder Pork Chops 12U Sliced Ham, first cnt 20 Sliced Ham, from the center. . . ,25r Sliced Breakfast Bacon 20 Boiled Hams 25 1 Sliced Boiled Ham 3Xc Bologna Sausage 10. Frankfurt Sausage 10 Halibut, 3 lbs 2o Black Cod 12 '!? Chinook Salmon 1214 Razor Clams ..12M Sturgeon ld Oysters, pint ..30