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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1908)
TITE MORNING OREGOXIAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1903. Butterick Patterns for Sept.-The New "Butterick Fashions" for Autumn Now in; 25c Copy Artistic Picture Framing to Your Order; Open Tonight Until 9:30 Mnlst; OpenTonight 11C IVJHCJUCfi 4Aii fl caiJlii. wB.UE C SO'CilLMB Wily JMUljpjJflflilg) iUaaCB.aia Until 9:30 Meis and Young MeiVs Suits Misses' and Children's Men's Fine Straw Hats 16 All the Best Styles $12.50-$40VaL at Half Price "Vj I Ll CO. Copyright. 118. b t.. ADLtR.DROS. Continuation of the great Half-price sale of men's fine suits both three-piece and two-piece Outing Suits are included; high-class, ready-to-wear gar ments for men and young men, and suitable for busi ness, dress and outing wear; two and three-button coats, single or double-breasted; fancy cassinieres, worsteds, tweeds and cheviots, in grays, tans, brown and fancy mixtures; clothing of fashion and quality, the best product of the leading manufacturers in the country. Suits selling from $12.50 to $40.00. Take your pick today only at half the regular prices. Here's a remarkable opportunity for men of judg ment to secure line clothing at a big TUT A-I saving; on sale on the Second Floor. See the Morrison-Street 'Window Display. Refrigerators at 20 Per Cent Off "Ostermoor" Mattresses $ 1 6.50 Our entire stock of the celebrated White Mountain Refrigerators on sale at 20 per cent off the regular selling prices. Included are all the high-class stone and enaniff lined Refrigerators; all this season's best models, and in all sizes, priced as follows: $10.00 values, on sale at, each, S 7.99 $35.00 values, on sale at, each, $28.00 $13.00 values, on sale at, each, $10.40 $45.00 values, on sale at, each, $36.00 $16.00 values, ou sale at, each, 12.80 $70.00 values, on sale at, each, $56.00 Our annual August offering of 100 Ostermoor patent Elastic Felt Mattresses, 4 feet 6 inches wide, 6 feet 4 inches long; fancy tick covering; 50 pounds' T 1 L 50 weight; every mattress guaranteed satisfactory; great values, each. K Sale Boys' Wash Suits Our Entire Stock m At Half Price Today our entire stock of Boys' Wash Suits at one-half regular selling prices The assortment is the largest and best and the values the greatest you ever shared in- Percales, chambrays, crashes, linens in plain white, plain colors and fancy figured and striped effects in endless variety Russian blouse and sailor blouse suits in all grades Particular attention is directed to the hand some wash suits selling regularly at prices from $5 to $ 1 0 All are included in the great half-price sale Cloth- 1 OS ing Department, 2d Floor & TICC August clean-up of all Boys' Waists and Shirts PORTLAND AGENTS FOR "WILLAMETTE" SEWING MACHINES $40 Linen Suits at Half Price $25-$40 Suits at Half Price Great clean-up of women's Linen Suits in plain tailored and fancy styles; short and - . . 1 1 . 1 1 1 three-quarter-length coats; pleated ana gorea sKins, aiso iancy stripes ana ciiects; all new, stylish Summer apparel, selling regularly at prices rang- U Dpi fp ing from $16.50 to $40.00; take your choice at this reduction.. I VG All our magnificent high-class Silk Rajah Suits in long and medium-length coats; plain and fancy tailored; skirts full pleated and gored; all new, high-grade jlress suits; taus. golden brown. cojenhagen, white, green, navy and fo Dmima black; $25 to $40 Rajah Silk Suits; your pick of entire stock each.. I 3f ttfilri Cyrifc Great special August sale of women's Khaki Suits, long or Ilkllaxvl OUllS short coats, double and single-breasted styles; semi and tight-fitting garments; Norfolk, cutaway and regular coat styles; pleated and gored skirts. You should take advantage of this sale. At the following special prices: Regular $.7.50 values, the suit, $5.65 Regular $15.00 values, the suit, 811.25 Ke-ular $12.50 values, the suit, $9.35 Regular $16.50 values, the suit, $12.00 New Boxcoats $5 to $l?.50Va!s. Half Price ft ! i llllii mil MiP Today in the Children's Dept.. 2d Floor, a great August clean-up of Misses and Chil dren's Boxcoats in three - quarter length styles Lined throughout, velvet collar, f'. chevron on sleeve Materials of serge, flannels and fancy tweeds The color assort ment includes navy blue, red, brown, gray, tans, black and white checks Ages 4 to 14 years Garments selling regularly at $5 up to $ 1 7.50 each Take your pick of the lot today at half price Just the coats the chil dren want for early Fall wear Styles 1 are the very best Second Floor v $2.00 Dresses at 89c Each Great speeial lot of misses' and children's Dresses in chambray and gingham materials, made in Buster Brown, sailor and Russian styles; blue, pink and tan; ages 4 to 12 years; regular values up to $2.00 flQf each; your choice today at this Jew price, ea.'' Our Entire Stock of Sheet Music Today at Only 1 2V2C the Copy For today only, our entire stock of vocal and instrumental Sheet Music on sale at .12Vc a copy all the new and popular "hits" are included Dreaming, Moonbeams and Dreams of You, I 'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark, Good-Bye Annie Laurie, Night and Day, and hundreds of others; take your choice from the en- 1 OI f tire stock, today for only, at . this marvelously low price, the copy. a2 Mail and phone orders will be promptly and carefully filled. . Send your orders early. SOLE PORTLAND AGENTS FOR "OSTERMOOR" MATTRESSES 6 to 9:30 Specials 50c Ribbons for 33c the Yard Regular 25c Undervests for 1 2c 6 to 9:30, 3000 yards of fine Taffeta Rib- 6 to 9:30, women's Swiss-ribbed cotton bons, 6 and 7 inches wide; black, white, Undervests, low neck and no sleeve and pink, light blue,green, brown; low neck and -sleeve ; all sizes ; ,1- extra heavy; 50c value, at, yd. best 25c values, tonight, at, ea.,C 12'ac White Swiss 7'ac Yard Women's Handkerchiefs for 5c 6 to 9:30, 5000 yards of white Curtain 6 to 9:30, 200 dozen women's linen lawn Swiss; dots and figures; 36 inches wide; Handkerchiefs, very dainty and pretty; best regular 12y2e quality, on7I5f ',est r6?11'81' 12c values, on sale C sale tonight at, special, yard at this unusually low price, eachC $2.00 Curtains for $1.27 Pair $ 1 Table Damask for 85c Yard 6 to 9 :30, 1000 pairs of Nottingham Lace 6 to 9 :30, half -bleached Linen Table Curtains, white or Arabian color; plain Damask, best patterns, large variety ; the or figured centers; 3 . yards ff 1 07 best regular $1.00 values, on sale long, 50 ins. wide, $2 values. V tonight only, special at, the yd, O JC $4.50 Rocking Chairs for $3.75 Red Damask for 35c the Yard 6 to 9:30, special lot of folding Rocking 5 to 9:30j 150o yards of Turkey Red Ta- Chairs, just the best article for camping; bIe Damask, best patterns; great special the regular $4.50 value, on T '1 JfC value for tonight only. buy aI1 sale tonight at, special, ea. you vant at speeial, the yard.JC Folding Settees at $1.79 Each Toilet Paper for 33c the Dozen 6 to 9:30, special lot of Folding Settees, 6 to 9:30, 10,000 rolls of Leader Toilet good, strong model, well made and fin- paper, good size and quality; great spe- ished; great special value, fl? 1 ?Q cial value; buy all you want of 5 1- tonight only, ea. toy dept.V it at this low price, dozen rolls. Sale of Camp Stools and Chairs 25c Talcum Powder 11c Box On sale tonight, 6 to 9:30, at greatly re- 6 to 9:30, 2000 bo-cs of Dree's Sweet duced prices. On sale on Third Floor, violet Talcum Powder; the best regular Regular $1.50 values, special, ea. $1.15 25c value, on sale tonight at this 1 I. Regular $1.75 values, special, ea.SJ51.SS. low price, box take advantage.. C Specials in Picture Department 22c Granite Kettles for 13 Each 6 to 9:30 only, 1000 handsome Colored On sale tonight, from 6 to 9:30, in the Pictures, mounted on white mats..lO big Basement Store, 500 quart Granite 1000 Rush Shopping Baskets, best style Kettles; best grade Roval steel; 1 - and size; regular 25c values, each.l5 regular 22c values, special, each.. C Cloak Department Second Floor Granite Dish Pans for 43c Each Our entire Summer stock women's ready- J to 9 :30, 500 . Granite Dishpans, best to-wear apparel wonderfully low-priced, royal steel; 10-qt size; special, ea..43 Suits, dresses, coats, skirts, waists, etc. Special lot Aluminum Collapsible Cups, Best styles, all grades, far below cost, jreat value, for tonight at, each.. IStf Regular $5.00 Values at $ 1 .98 Regular $3.50 Values at $1.00 Today the final clean-up of Men's Fine Straw Hats This, season's best models in sailors and curled brims, split straws and mil an s; great assortment Men's fine straw hats selling reg ularly at $5 each Your choice tf 1 AO while they last at this low price V Z?0 Great clean-up of men's Straw Hats selling 1 Oft at prices up to $3.50, at the low price of, ea.'H VVJ All the very newest blocks in sailors and curled brims. Great clean-up of all our boys' Straw Hats. Young men's Straw Hats far below cost. Fancy Hat Bands low-priced. 5000 Fine Cotton Shirtwaists Regular $2.25 Values 98c Each The Second Floor Waist Store offers for today's selling 5000 fine cotton Shirtwaists in lawns, allover embroidery and colored college blouses; Grecian, eyelet and closed embroidery effects in lace-trimmed, great variety; regular values in the lot QO up to $2.25 each; your choice, on sale at this unusually low 'price, each. 'OC All our fine Lingerie Waists on sale at unusually low prices. Let us show you. PORTLAND AGENTS FOR "NEMO" CORSETS -SECOND FLOOR Great August Sales of Men's Furnishings 1 VM Our entire stock of fine Shirts on sale at greatly reduced prices. Included will be found the celebrated "Manhattan" Shirts, ' E. , & W." Shirts, "Cluett" Shirts, "Star" Shirts, and many other leading makes all this season's very best styles and materials in all the best designs and colorings immense assortment, low-priced. Regular $2.50 Shirts on sale at $1.15 Regular $3.50. Shirts on sale at $2.55 Regular $2.00 Shirts on sale at $1.35 Regular $5.00 Shirts on sale at $3.2o Regular $2.50 Shirts on sale at $1.75 Regular $6.50 Shirts on sale at $3.95 Regular $3.00 Shirts on sale at $1.95 Look to yonr needs and take advantage. Entire stock men's Summer Underwear at reduced prices all styles, all grades. Cooper's celebrated form-fitting Underwear in blue, pink, ecru, salmon, nicely made and finished; all sizes in shirts and drawers; $1.25 values, garment.. 69 1000 dozen men's Negligee Shirts in Oxfords and madras, soft attached col- (LQ lar; great assortment patterns' and colorings, all sizes; best values, each. Men's Regular $1.50 Shirts for 95c Each 1000 dozen plain colored or fancy Golf Shirts, splendid patterns and colorings cuffs attached or detached; regular or coat style; extra quality madras cloth Q 8T material; grand assortment to select from; best $1.50 values, special, each. Men's white Muslin Nightshirts, plain or fancy trimmed; regular or low- 10 cut neck, all sizes; great special value, at this special low price, each. J OU 500 dozen men's fancy Half -Hose, great variety of styles, in figures, checks, I O stripes and novelties; all sizes: regular 25c and 35c values, at, the pair. Men's regular 50c Hat Bands, each 25 Men's regular 25c Hat Bands, each 15 Regular 50c Four-in-Hands at 21c Each 300 dozen men's fine Silk Four-in-Hand Ties and Bat "Wing Ties; beautiful patterns in endless assortment; 50c values; buy all you want at, special, ea. MILK STANDARD IS R OREGON OPPOSES PLAN OF DAIRY COXFEREXCE. Commercial Bodie Advised That Gathering Has Xo Power to Fix Arbitrary Rule. The published report that the Pure Food nd Dairy Conference, now in ses sion at Mackinac Island. Mich., has un der consideration the adoption of a standard of 28 per cent solids for con densed milk and 7.7 per cent butter fat yesterday brought vigorous protests from the Portland Commercial Club. Oregon Development League and Ore gon State Dairy Association, for the reason that the adoption of such a standard in the matter of solids would prove disastrous to the milk-condensing industry in Oregon. While the conference at Mackinac has no power under its appropriation act to create standards, the fact that it represents 60 per cent of the dairy sections of the country, would seem likely to give it considerable in fluence with the Department of Agri culture in recommending standards. The standard recommended by the conference as regards butter fat can be easily reached by the Faclflo Coast condensers for the reason that the milk produced in this section is known to be very rich; but it does not have the same solids as milk produced in the Middle West, because in that section cows are fed grain and artificial food. In Oregon the climatic conditions and method of feeding make it impossible to reach the proposed standard with re gard to solids. The men Interested in the local milk-condensing plants con tend that the standards should be based on the percentage of butter fat and that there should be no requirement in the matter of percentage of solids. This would be In entire conformity with the pure food laws. It is known that the Oregon condensed milk la preferred to the product of the Mid dle West by consumers in that sec tion and it Is believed the proposed standard may have been devised to in jure local manufacturers. In response to the protests of the Commercial Club and State Dairy As sociation the following telegram was received from Acting Secretary Moore, of the Department of Agriculture: "Any standards adopted by commit tee on food standards at Mackinac are not binding on the Department of Ag riculture and the conference has no power at present under its appropria tion act to create standards." $1.50 SHIRTSAT 49 CENTS .Men's soft front golf shirts, $1.60 grade today at 49c; men's 25c fancy socks, 10c pair; men's 12 negligee shirts, $1.29. All suit cases and hand bags at reduced prices. McAlIen & Mc Donnell, Third and Morrison. REMODEL FAILING BLOCK CITY OFFICES OF HARRIMAS . MXES TO BE ENLARGED. Washington-Street Entrance Will Be Done Away AVtih and Other Space Added. Extensive alterations are to'be made In the Failing building at the southeast cor ner of Washington and Third streets. The Marnman lines' city ticket and freight offices are to occupy all the Washington street front with the exception of the room leased to the Scandinavian bank at the eastern end of the building. The alterations Include throwing the Washington-street entrance to the build ing into the "office space, the single en trance to the building hereafter to be from Third street. The barber shop and en trance space on Washington street will enable the city offices to be nearly double the present space occupied, and the big room in the rear of the elevator formerly the city freight office of the companies. Is again to be utilized by them In connec tion with the new plan of uniting the two city departments. Third and Washington has always been the location of the city offices of the old O. R. & N.. and when the consolidation of that company with the other Harriman lines In Oregon was effected the city , ticket office remained in the same loca tion. Before the erection of the Failing building the office was in a frame build ing opposite, and upon the completion of the Failing building it was moved to the corner since occupied. It now becomes necessary to enlarge the quarters, and the alterations outlined will be started at once, it being expected to have the new rooms ready for occupancy by October 1 The Chicago-Northwestern ticket and freight office is to move Into the office now occupied by the olty freight office of the Harriman lines in tne McKay build ing when the new rooms on Washington street are ready. . MATCH STARTS EXPLOSION Engineer at Welser So Badly Scorched Ho Will Iiikely Die. WEISER, Idaho, Aug. 7. (Special.) J. H. Beverly, foreman of the P. & I. N. Hallway roundhouse in this city, was perhaps fatally burned by an ex plosion of gasoline today. He was run ning the gasoline engine at the pump ing plant when the machinery got out of order. He lighted a torch and went into the pit where the machinery is located, when there was an' explosion and he ran out with his clothing In flames. Persons who happened to be present threw him down and extin guished the flames. He was immed iately taken to the hospital. His arms and body were badly burned, the flesh in places being llteraly cooked. Rosenthal's windows are money-savers. Out on the ranges of Eastern Oregon the round-up is on those ranges famed in poem and story and there yon will find Smith's buyers picking the tops of the herds and the cream of the flock. With us it's a question of how good we can bay not how cheap. Come to any of Smith's markets today and every day and you can buy these prize winning beeves and lambs from Sc to 15c per pound. Tou can buy them from us at these prices because at Smith's markets all you pay is the wholesale price of meat. We can sell them to you at these prices because we have pledged ourselves to fight and keep a-fighting the great Chicago Beef Trust, who would grind you as it grinds the people wherever it gains a foothold. Keep away from the Beef Trust and its markets. Don't eat Eastern meat, cold-storage meat or meat brought from some other state. Patronize a Smith Market. Firairak L. Smith Meat Co. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" Four Markets: 226 Alder Street, Between First and Second Streets. 512 Williams Avenue. 791 Mississippi Avenue. Fifth and Main Streets, Oregon City. ALL FOUR OF OUR MARKETS ARE SERVING THESE FINE BEEVES AND LAMBS TODAY We have ready for today 100 head of native steer beef, the finest ever brought to Portland. They are all prize cattle that topped the market for the season. They are all fresh- killed for Saturday's trade: Choice Loin Steaks 121) Round Steak 1 0 Shoulder Steak ;..8 Fine Roast Beef .' . . Fine Pot Roast Beef .7S8 Boiling Beef -5 Plate and Brisket Beef 5 Soup Meat 3 Choice milk-fed lambs, 200 head will be cut and served to our trade today. All fresh-killed. Hindquarters of Spring Lamb..l5J Leg of Spring Lamb... 15 Loin and Rib Chops 15 Frontquarters of Spring Lamb lS1 Shoulder Roasts of Spring Lamb lO-lS1 Smith's Pure Lard in 5-lb. pails 65 Smith's Breakfast Bacon VlV-zQ Best Hams 17 Smith 'b famous Pork Sausage 12V Liver Sausage, Head Cheese, Frank furters and Bologna, all choice and fresh 10 Fancy Oregon Hens 18 Fancy Oregon Spring Chickens.. 25
