Morning Oregonian., July 31, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

THE MORXIXG OREGONTAN,-FRIDAY, JULY 31. 108.
Straw Sailor Hats
Vals. to $2.50 $1.39
Wicker Suitcases
Regular $10 $6.98
Embroidered White Waists
$37$4 and $5 Values $1.85
Never before have we been able to give such extraordinary val
uesthe result of special purchases
of our New York establishment at
panic prices. These white lingerie
waists are for the most part $4 and
$5 values, extremely neat and smart.
The fronts are embroidered in chaste
patterns and some have yokes of pin
tucking. They are evidently waists
never intended for the bargain table
Zthe choicest product of an exclusive
maker of high grade waists. See cor-
ner window display.
$3$4r$5 values only
$1.85
21.50
Friday Only We Will
Sell 200 Dozen Men's
Shirts
95c
Each
Plain and p'alted bosoms.
smart patterns of percale and madras.
Attached and detached cuffs,
of the best-known makes.
Made of 'TWN
m
$1.75 Silk Gloves 85c
75c, $1 Silk Gloves 49c Pr.
Standard quality 16-button-length Silk Gloves, double-tipped
fingers, all sizes in black, white and colors. Kayser Q
and other makes. Regular $1.75 quality OOC
All our regular stock of 75c and $1.00 two-clasp "Kayser" and
"Fownes" double-tipped Silk Gloves, all sizes in black Aff
and white. Sale price. , rtS C
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Lace and Chiffon Veils
Vals. to $3.50, 98c
An immense special purchase of Veils in all
lengths and styles Chantilly Lace and Chif
fon Veils in plain, dotted and border effects
1, 2 and 3 yards long. Without doubt the
greatest special in veils ever offered by this
or any other store. Values to
$3.50.
Remarkable Sale Fine
Gold-Plated Jewelry at f
Only 48c
w
E can unhesitatingly say that never be
fore have we offered such a splendid
.collection of jewelry at so low a price.
Included are fine gold-rolled Stick
Pins, Back Combs, Beauty Pins, Tie Clasps,
m q Hat Pins, Barettes, Q
Aff Collar Supporters, Bead 4 Of1
Chains, Belt. Buckles, v-rv'
Solid Gold Baby Rings, etc. Your choice of
the entire lot in this Friday Sale at only 48c.
a tutyii 9J ip. ie inm
Wa sh Goods
Vals. to 35c
9c Yd
Not because they're not de
sirable, but because this is
our clearance time for wash
goods. About 2000 yards of
choice Printed Wash Goods
Batiste, Madras, Organdie
and Lawns this season's
prettiest things. They can
not last all day at this Ap
price, yard
Remnant Sale
Remnants of Ginghams
2 to 9-yard lengths in great
variety at bargain prices.
Odd pieces of Silks, Wash
Goods, etc., much reduced.
Women's Hosiery
Regular 50c Value
3 Pairs $1.00
Women's "Onyx" Black Lisle
Stockings, made with high spliced
cotton heel and soles, regular 50c
values. THREE ff
pairs for 4pi.VV
Also 100 dozen Women's Black
Lisle Stockings with silk em
broidered insteps. Values to
65c. Special, 3 pairs
for....:....
$1.00
75c Wash Belts 49c
Extra quality fine Linen Tailored and
Shaped Wash Belts, in all AQ gs
sizes; regular 75c-ifl values Xw
29c Lisle Vests 19c
"Women's Lisle Vests, low neck, no
sleeves, laee-trimmed yokes; IQn
all sizes; regular 29c values. V
43c Drawers 35c
Women's fine ribbed Pants, umbrella
st j'le, lace-trim M ; 43c value, DCp
Friday sale price JJw
$3.75 Long Kimonos $15
$1.50 Short Kimonos 79c
$1.98
All in one great sale lot 300 Women's
Fancy. Figured Lawn Long Kimonos,
prettily trimmed with fancy bandings,
pipings, lace and insertion., Belted or
loose styles, values to
$3.75 for
Women's Short Kimonos of fancy fig
ured lawns, daintily trimmed, low or
high neck, short flowing or puff
sleeves, values to $1.50, for Tf
only L 27C
INFANTS COATS $1.49
Infants ' Pique Coats and Reefers, embroid
ery-trim 'd collar and sleeves; size 6 months
to 6 years; values to $3.75 fljl A.Q
YXa
- for
$750 Cut Glass Bowls $398
Fancy designed Cut Glass Fruit or Salad Bowls,
10-inch size, one of the pret
iest designs ever sold, fine
clear glass. Reg. $7.50 value
$3.98
LIMIT ONE TO A CUSTOMER
WASH SUITS
$5.85
Lace Sale
Vals. to 50c
m mi ? it i ! si i mil vai s-
9cY
Great clearance in our Lace
Section lot : consisting - of
appliques, net top laces,
medallions, bands and edges
by far the greatest offer
ing of the season. Values up
to 50c yard for
only
Linen Crash
oouu yaras .Brown Linen
Crash, full 17 inches wide.
extra "heavy weight, special
ly adapted for roller towels.
Value 12jc yard,
8c Per Yard
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d.,WJ'Notion Bargains- MW,
O V VtSif 1 Palm Leaf Fans, sale price. 4 urn i
I AA ' TS2Z T -wks u. pi. x. uarains cotton T7TVRIJ
I T 'vsi? t 2C Sanltary BeIts- latest Improved -patent Ihqjt nWtf&J
I V- Vi I "Oiaer, any size. . ' Slilir 1 T
J jfiL 35c Wax Candles, largre, dozen 234
fSEJft-'fflSBfc- 80c Wax Candles, large, dozen. '. lt Ifl 111'
jLpi 35c Sewing Plaits, about 360 yards 18 A jll ftCWlf
I f-IMa . . ianKer8-two Btyies a , Mi
i . all colors 39 i&Jt 1M
Ol I E?igAi 10c Safety Pin Books. 2-dozen pkg 6 irMJi
I fir5T 20 Bristol Playlr. Cards,, variety 12 I HlCWt
!, J J VTYr sac ana Toe ismDroiaerea scissors .42e u nf
I , 100 sPrm ou- 8a,e Prlce ..5 : fWJ.5$
Ar-a')TiT 10c Asbestos Iron Holders, sale 5J : (Jfw i
SfJwS j 10c Rising; Sun Stove Polish.. 6t ''Ml tv
' :VA5fff5 80 cube Black Headed Pins . .' 54 fllw I
jSTAVYt 5c Parafflne Lunch Paper, 2 dozen 54 VjMf . 1
I 4ys) 100 bundie Tapes. 12 widths 64 fj
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$35 Axminster Rugs at $22.95
$2.50 Axminster Rugs at $1.39
Room-Size Axminster Rugs in handsome Oriental, conven
tional and floral designs, soft colorings, tf T ry (P
large variety. Regular $35.00 values. . . . p547)
Handsome Axminster Rugs, 27x60 inches, pretty pat
terns, regular $2.50, big value
at
$1.39
All Hammocks at Special Prices. Sale Prices on Lace Curtains, Etc.
50c Damask 25c
Half - Bleached ; Table Damask,
dice pattern, 56 inches wide.
Value 50c yard, Fri- f
day iVOC
The season's greatest special from
our Ribbon Section all-silk, 4
inch. Plain Taffeta Ribbon, 4 and
5-inch Dresden and Wash Print
Ribbon. Regular price
up to 40c yard. Sale . . .
17c
109 Wash Suits of
plain and striped duck
All color stripes
Real values $10.00
$5.85
Lipman-WolfefiCo
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Men's "Onyx" Hosiery
Values to 75c for 19c
500 dozen pairs Men's Fine Imported Cotton
Socks, celebrated "Onyx" brand. Odd lots and
colors, sample hosiery in an endless variety of
plain colors, fancy weaves, embroidered ef
fects, plaids, stripes, etc. Black, tan,
gray, greens, cadet, navy and hun
dreds of fancy effects. Values np to
75c per pair, on sale for
Friday Bargain Day at pair
19c
INCENDIARY FIRES "WORRY
LONG ISLAND PIATOCRATS.
Owners of Fine Homes Discuss Or
ganization of Vigilance Commit
tee to Punish Firebug.
NEW YORK. July SO. So many fires,
clearly of Incendiary origin, have oc
curred within the last two weeks up to
anil including today, in what are known
as the millionaire colonies" of Greater
Neck, Manhasset. Port Washington and
other towns In the North Hempstead
district of I.oiik Island that radical
measures have been determined upon
and there is earnest talk of formation
of a vlellanre committee to run down
and inflict summary punishment.
Some of the elaborate and costly es
tates In the section affected are those
of William K. Vanderbllt, Jr.. at Great
Neck; Clarence H. Mackay, at Roslyn:
Fourke Cochran and Howard Gould, at
Port Washington, and Martin Hall, the
beautiful residence of Mrs. White, who
until her marriage a few days ago was
Mrs. James 15. Martin.
Great alarm was felt by owners of
these and other nne places until the
fires became of almost daily occurrence.
A lookout for the Incendiaries was kept
and when the Bay Side Yacht Club
house was destroyed, one man was cap
tured, convicted and sent to prison for
a year. Apparently, however, this did
not discourage what is now believed to
be an organized band and the situation
has become serious In the extreme.
At least one Are has occurred In the
district every day in the last fortnight,
and on several occasions the volunteers
have been called out to subdue as many
as three In a day. -
PENSION BILL AMENDED
Lords Make Changes That Commons
AVill Reject.
LONDON, July 30. The House of
Lords passed today the old age pen
sions bill, with several amendments,
which will be rejected by the House
of Commons. There is little doubt that
the Lords will acquiesce in the rejec
tions when the measure ie returned to
them. -
Youth Kills His Girl Bride.
LEBANON, Ohio. July 30. Infuriated
because she had filed suit for, the an
nullment of her marriage, Grover WU
loughby. 21 years old, an employe of
the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad,
shot and killed his 17-year-old bride
of less than a week almost at her
mother's feet yesterday, and a moment
later sent a bullet through his own
heart, falling dead a few yards from
the body of his wife.
Negro Pastor Steals $20,000.
NATCHEZ, Miss., July 30. James
Crossgrove. negro minister of this city,
has been arrested, charged with em
bezzlement of K0.000 of the funds of the i
Independent Daughters of Charity of
America. In default of -S,000 bond hef
was sent to Jail.
COHTELYBU FOR GOVERNOR
NEW YORK LEADERS PROPOSED
HIM iGAINST HFGHES.
Threw Out Feeler Before Governor
Announced Candidacy, but
Got Xo Answer.
NEW YORK, July 30. Gossip has been
in circulation in this city for several days
to the -ffect that George B. Cortelyou,
Secretary- of the Treasury, would allow
the use of his name as a candidate for
nomination on the Republican ticket for
Governor against Charles E. Hughes. The
gossip, apparently had no basis in any
statements made by Mr. Cortelyou or his
friend's.
It in said that some of the members of
the tate organization approached Mr.
CorUilyou before Mr. Hughes announced
his willingness to accept a re-nomination,
and these leaders asked Mr. Cortelyou
wherther he would be willing to become a
candidate if further consideration indi
cated his probable nomination. It is not
understood that the nomination was defin
itely offered to Mr. Cortelyou. Mr. Cor
tdlyou gave no explicit reply to these
suggestions, but promised to consider the
matter.
.' Today the Evening Post published- the
ntatement that it is hlehlv imnmhahlo
that Mr. Cortelyou will allow the use of
(his name. "
Mining Magnate to Wed.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3a George
Wingneld. the mining associate of
United States Senator George S. Nixon,
of Nevada, and also interested with
Charles M. Schwab in many mining ven
tures In Nevada,- last night admitted
that he would be married during the
Fall to Miss Maud Azlle Murdock,
daughter of R. B. Murdock. cashier of
the United States National Bank, of
this city. Nixon and Wingfleld are the
men who formed the merger which re
sulted in the incorporation of the Gold
field Consolidated Mining Company,
owning and operating the rich Mo
hawk and other mines at Goldfleld, Nev.
Wingfleld is staying in this city.
Japan Planning Maneuvers. .
TOKIO, Friday, July 31. It is stated
that owing to the postponement of the
naval programme of development the
completion of the battleships Aki and
Satsuma and the cruisers Ibuki and Ku
rama will be deferred until a later date,
but the repairs of the ships captured dur
ing the war with Russia will be pushed
forward rapidly, so that they will be
able to take their place among the ves
sels to engage in the naval maneuvers
this Autumn. Ten battleships. 12 arm
ored cruisers, nine second-claas cruisers,
eight third-class cruisers, five coast de
fense ships, four gunboats, eight dis
patch boats, two submarine destroyers,
seven submarines, fH torpedo-boat de
stroyers. 16 first-class torpedo-boats and
55 second and third-class torpedo-boats
will take part in the maneuvers.
Leg Broken in Brawl.
CHICAGO. July 30.J-A dispatch to the
Tribune from . Memphis, ' Tenn., says:
Semmes Wright, ' youngest son of Gen
eral Luke E. Wright, is In a hospital
with a broken leg sustained in a. fight
with an unidentified man in a harrow al
ley way last night. The fight - began
when the men bumped Into - each other
in the passageway. Wright fell to the
pavement with bis leg doubled up and
his opponent on top. Wright's opponent
escaped. : . '
Taft Nails Campaign Lie.
HOT SPRINGS, Va., July 30. F. W.
Carpenter, private secretary to Judge
Taft, this afternoon Issued the follow
ing statement:
"Friends of Mr. Taft, on returning
here from Cincinnati, found a story
circulating that Mr. Taft had in some
speech or at some time declared, that
a dollar a day or a dsllar and a quar
ter a day was enough for any work
man. This story is entirely false. Mr.
Taft never made such a statement, or
anything like it. This is made up on
the authority of Mi1. Taft himself."
Garfield Sees Utah Projects.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 30. Secretary
of the Interior James R. Garfield spent
yesterday studying the progress that has
been made on the Strawberry Valley re
clamation project, which includes the di
verting of the wiaters of Spanish Fork
Canyon into the head of the Government
canal. About 60,000 acres of land will be
reclaimed. Secretary Garfield was ac
companied by Governor John C. Cutler,
Senator Sutherland, Director F. H. New
ell, of the reclamation service, and other
state and Government officials. The sec
retary is on his annual tour of inspection i
and review of the Government reclama- !
tlon work in the West. Late last night
he left for Montrose, Colo., to look at I
the reclamation work being done there. .'
i i
The decrease in shipbuilding in the United ':
Kingdom is the greatest, according to the .
London Financial Tlraea, In a quarter of a
century. The tonnage now under construc
tion Is 101.000 less than at the end of last
quarter, and 459,000 less than that of 12
months ago.
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