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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1908)
Trunks and Bags-The Most Complete Stock in the City-On the Third Floor We Are Sole Portland Agents for Ostermoor Patent Elastic I- eit mattresses The Meier Frank Store The Meier (Eb Frank Store Mefts Suits and Overcoats Great Sale of Dinner Sets IS IS. At $25.00 We again direct the attention of particular men to oar mathowing of Men's New Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats Ready-to-wear garments that are equal to the best Custom made clothing New, attractive ma toHaK for business and dress wear Patterns and color- Corrrtfit. t. fcrL.. ADLI Kj uaufc. cxx. ines in assortment so large and complete that every in dividual taste can be quickly pleased Every garment handsomely tailored throughout and fitted with the yerybest linings and findings At $25.00 weoffer ypu apparel that you are asked to pavS35.00for at the exclusive cloth fogTtoreOur policy of large sales and smaU profits Jnsuring youa saving ofat least $10 Men's Clothing Store, 2d floor Men's Dress Suits for the Horse Show Perfect in style and workmanship-On sale at this low price, suit $40 Men's dress apparel of all kinds at the lowest prices AT $25 i 1 i ii Sale of Room-Size Rugs Regular $35.00 Values for S26.85-Regular $50.00 Values for $38.65 Regular $45.00 Values for $33.50-Regular $25.00 Values for $19.65 "00 hiirh-art Billow Axminster Rugs, 9x12 feet; regular $3o.00 values special ea..26.8o 200 French Wilton Rurs, size 9x12 feet; regular $50.00 values, on sale at, special, ea. -38.bo 100 regular AVilton Rues, size 9x12 feet; the best regular $4o values, on sale at, ea..g33.oO I"', BrVsel Ruffs, size 9x12 feet; the best regular $2o.00 values, on special sale, each. .5jliMo the Art Department, on the Third Floor, 200 do, choice lithographed Pillow Tops OO in handsome designs; great special values, on sale at this unusually low price, each..'"' 1000 Silkoline Comforters $1.59 $4.50 Blankets on Sale at $3. 1 5 1000 Silkoline-Covered Comforters, best patterns and colorings; filled with white 1 CO laminated cotton; the greatest comforter value you ever bought at this price, each. . V 500 pairs light gray Blankets, extra large size, fancy border; regular $4 values, pair..!M.l& We are sole Portland agents for the celebrated Ostermoor Mattresses. On sale on fourth floor. Paris and New York Waists Exclusive Models at Low Prices Fororsehoagreaterajic French imported waists and New York model wgstsjnjexclusive styles- High-class novelties foreyenjng and dress wear The materials are inchTffon, silk and laces Exquisite creations trimmedln jduchessjace, Armenianla,rose pbintrreal torchon and real Valenciennes laces Hand embroidered and Persian trimmings All new up-to-date waists at prices that must interest thebest buyers in the city On the Second Floor $14.00 Waists, ea., S11.S5 S28.00 Waists, ea., $24.45 $16.50 Waists, ea S 13.25 $35.00 Waists, ea., $28.85 $18.50 Waists, ea., $15.25 $10.00 Waists, ea., S32.25 $20.00 Waists, ea., $16.95 $45.00 Waists, ea., 34.85 $22.00 Waists, ea., $17.85 $55.00 Waists, ea, S47.85 $25.00 Waists, ea., 20.85 $65.00 Waists, ea., S5S.OO "Brenlin" Shade Cloth We are sole Portland agents for "Brenlin," the satisfactory cloth for making window shades. Absolutely fast colors; complete line of colorings;every shade perfectly made and finished. Have Brenlin Cloth added to your next order. Custom drapery work our specialty. Best materials and workmanship; lowest prices guaranteed. 3d floor. The Meier & Frank Store Fme' Millinery A superb showing of high-class headgear for the Horse Show. Paris and New. York creations m magnificent array; exclu sive models from the leading milliners in the world. Beauti ful hats for all occasions, and you will find our prices most reasonable. Let us show you. On sale on the Second Floor. Many Parisian Novelties Just received by express from our foreign office. Also various articles personally selected by Air. Meier on a recent inp abroad. Rich, exclusive novelties that will appeal to the best buyers in the city. Included will be found the following: New Parisian Veiling New Parisian Dress Trimmings New Directoire Sashes New Paris Hosiery Antique Cold Laces New Paris Neckwear Paris Handbags and Belts Paris Costumes, Wraps, Jewelry, Gloves, Paris Leather Goods and Handkerchiefs, etc., etc. You should see the assortment. 12. 16. 20. 24 Button Length Kid Gloves Timely sale of long real French Kid Gloves for Horse Show, dress and evening wear;' in 12, 16, 20 and 24-button lengths; io.. i-SJ h-IiWp hlnrlt street and evening shades. line ijuout 6""'D "u J J 1 , i , Perrin 's, Reynier, Vallier and other celebrated makes, bvery pair fully guaranteed ; all sizes. Jttaii oraers careiuiiy uueu. 12-hntton leneths. regular $3.50 values, the pair.. $2.87 16-button lengths, regular $4.00 values, the pair $3.29 20-button lengths, regular 85.00 values, the pairjjja 24-bntton lengths, regular $5.50 values, the pair $4.47 Best real Kid, Suedes black, white and evening shades, in all sizes. Let us show you. On sale at the following prices: 16-bntton lengths, regular S3.75 values, the pair.. $2.98 20-button lengths, regular $4.25 values, the pair. .$3.47 20-button' lengths, regular $4.75 values, the pair.. $3.78 S2.50 Silk Hose $1.12 Great annual October sale of women's beautiful quality Silk Hosiery 2000 pairs in this lot. A great purchase from one of the "largest New York importing houses. Every pair pure silk Full-fashioned leg and foot; perfectly made and hand somely finished; black, white, light blue, pink, lavender, pearl gray, tan, bronze, brown, green, navy, etc.; the flJ-J 1 O Host wtmlar S2.25 and $2.50 values, at, the pair. .V 65c $25 Handkerchiefs 4 Off Horse Show sale of women's fine French hand-embroidered -t ji l c nnflnrroTia anA AfflnVira effects : exouisite novelties, selling regularly at 6oc to $2o.00 each ; U Off greatest values in fine kerchiefs ever offered at " $30 Neckwear On Sale at V4 Off In the Women's Neckwear Section this week, a great October sale f high-grade neckwear real Irish crochet pieces, silk ruffs, stocks, jabots, rabats, hand-embroidered novelties in fact, all kinds of new, pretty pieces for dress wear. This season's newest and prettiest neckwear, selling regularly at prices ranging from 65c up to $25 "your choice tm Off this week, 4 oft reg. prices V Great October sale of 500 Dinner Sets in all stvles and erades Semi- Porcelain. Semi-Vitreoiis, English, Opaque and Haviland China Won derful valnes-On sale in Basement English Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, green and gold border decoration; 60 pieces; a great special value, on saie at, ury this unusually low price, set. .V'"7 100-piece sets as above at $10.48 English Opaque China Set, border decora tion, 60 pieces; regular $9.75 AQ value, on sale at, special. set..V 100-piece set, as abbve, $15 C1 " 451 value, on sale at, the set. V American Semi-Vitreous Dinner Ware, pink and green floral decoration, with gold lines, DU pieces in sei; special 01-, -- -V . . . enna 100-piece set as above; great special value, on sale at this unusually low price, set..$10.5 Haviland China Dinnerware, gold band and green border, derby shapes; a very CQO f)f) an : . ! tlO fin vuliim rvn Knln ai. this low nnce. SPt . . handsome sei; uu pieces, ir6u.i -. . r -- ------ . Kri 100-piece set, as above; best regular $62.00 value, on sale at this low price, the set..$47.50 Haviland China Dinnerware, very handsome border decoration, edged with gold; QQ solid gold handles; 60 pieces; regulffr $40.00 value, on sale at this low price, set. ""7." 100-piece set, as above; regular $56.75 value, 011 sale at this very low price, the set. .4o.UO Haviland China Dinner Sets, pink and green floral decoration, with gold edge; beautiful style and duality Great value. Take advantage. On sale at the following special low prices, set: 60 pieces regular $38.50 value, set, $32.50-100 pieces, regular $55.00 value, set, $44.50 Great Sale Laces and Embroideries Swiss and Batiste Flounces for waists and gowns, designs in filet and eyelet effects; 18 to 27 inches wide; values up to $4.50 QO yard, on sale at, the yard. Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery Edges and Insertion, V2 to I8 ins wide; beautiful styles for under muslins and children's wear; vsl- ues up to $1.25, at, the yard. .2oC Round thread and French Val. Laces, Edges and Insertion, 3A to 2 inches wide; regular $3.50 values, at, the dozen yards. White and cream Galloons and Ap pliques and Medallions, in venise, princess and baby Irish; regular values to $4.00 yard; fljl CQ buy all you want at-.V'7 Embroidered Batiste Waist Front ings, colored effects; t" AQ $3.50 values, at, yard. x x-r Regular $2.50 Waist 1 QQ Nets, on sale at, yard. .P 1 .O Regular $1.75 Waist t" OQ Nets, on sale at, yard. .' Sale of Jewelry Mary Garden Barettes, the newest thing for Hair Dress; carved shell and amber. Beautiful styles, on sale at, each, $1.19 and $2.43 Geraldine Farrar Psyche Bandeaux, the latest thing for evening head dress, with ribbons, in all CQ. colors, at this price, each. Large variety mounted and plain carved Bandeaux, here at all prices. Hew things in Bayaderes, gold plate, jet and fancy QQ beads; $3.00 values at..P A Flat and ball-top Rhinestone Hat Pins, exquisite novelties; CQ regular $1.50 values, each, v7 Gold-filled Beauty or Collar Pins, grand assortment, on sale 1Qr at this special price, each. German silver Mesh Bags, silk lined; $7.50 values, each. . $3.98 Great Corset Sale Great three days' sale of discon tinued numbers of the celebrated "Nemo" and "La Grecque" Cor sets; all good, desirable models, in white only; by far the best corset values you have had the opportu-. nity to share in for a long time; all sizes; every pair fitted; regular $2.50 to $3.50 values, ;- Great October Sales of Knit Underwear and Women'sUnd'rmuslins r Women's medium-weight cotton Vests and Pants, high neck and long-sleeve vests, ankle-length pants; sizes 4, 5, 6; 0 3oc values, the garment. Women's wool plated Vests and Pants, gray color only; good heavy Winter weight ; sizes 4, 5 and 6; finely made and finished; best regular 65c and 75c values, at, garment . t'O Women's extra fine quality of heavy-weight white Swiss-rib 'd Vests and Tights; high neck nnd Ions- sleeves. ankle-Iencrth tights; sizes 4, 5, 6; regular $1.00 values, garment. .53J Women's Harvnrd Mills mixed wool Vests and Tights, all hand-finished garments; Winter weight; all QO. sizes; best $1.50 values, on sale at, the garment. V"' Women's mixed wool Union Suits, gray and white; high neck and Ions sleeves; ankle length, in heavy TQr" weight; sizes 4, 5, 6; best $1.25 values, garment.. Women's extra quality Swiss-ribbed Union Suits, silk front and 'crocheted neck; sizes 4, 5. 6; the best QQ regular $2.00 values, on sale at this low price, ea. VVJ Women's $5 silk and wool Union Suits, for, ea..$3.95 $22.50 Sets for $ 1 0.00 Each French hand-embroidered and lace-trimmed Bridal Sets, consisting of chemise, drawers and gowns, made of fine French nainsook materials. The gowns are made with hand-embroidered yoke, low neck and short sleeves, and embroidered yoke chemise to match; drawers made with wide flounce and hand-embroidered scallops and embroid ery designs in ruffles; lace insertion used on all 3 pieces. Combination Garments $1.95 Special lot of women's fine nainsook two-piece Undergar ments corset cover and wide circular drawers combined; trim'd in dainty laces and embroidery; very tfjl OR neat, pretty styles; igular $2.50 values, each. .? V 2000 women's white Outing Flannel Night Robes, trimmed in fancy braids and silk stitching, in pink, blue and white; regular $1.75 and $2.00 values; buy all you d1 OO want of them at this low price, the garment. .V Mail orders will be very promptly and carefully filled. $2.50 Black Goods for 89c Great three days' sale of fine black Dress Goods and you know black goods are in better fashion and demand than for many seasons past. Plain and fancy hopsacking, plain and striped zibelines, knub cheviots, heavy wool etamines; 46 to 50 inches wide; regular $1.50 to QQC $2.50 values, on sale at this special price, the yard. I . M . i . l a u . - I ., : 5 I I " I BIG RALLY TONIGHT Political Address by Judge Thompson at Armory. WELL KNOWN AS ORATOR Attendance at Republican Meeting Is Expected to III val Great Crowd That Heard Beer ldge Open Campaign. C. N. McArthur. -ortary of the Re publican tat. central committee, yester day announced that he had secured the Armory for the rally to be held tonight when Judse Will H. Thompson, of Se attle, will deliver a political aJdres on "Injunctions and Decisions." Judfe Thompson will arrive In the city this roorolnc and during his stay here wlU b. entertained by members of the local tar. Tomorrow ntght h. will deliver an other addresa befor. th. voters of Forest Judge Thompson la recognized as one or the most eloquent orators on the Pa cific Coast and there Is every assurance that his audience will rival that which greeted Senator Beveridge a week ago. In view of the fact that his address will deal principally with the subject of In junctions, the laboring men of Portland are especially invited to attend the meet ing. Secretary McArthur yesterday named the following committee from the Portland Bar Association which will en tertain Judge Thompson while he Is in the city: James Kerr. B. B. Bekkman. Lawrence A. McNary and W. D. Fenton. county central committee will be lo cated In suite 200 of the Chamber of Commerce building, in conjunction with the state and National committees. Furnscth to Address Cnlons. Organized labor of this city is mak ing extensive arrangements for Its antl-Taft anti-Injunction demonstra tion which will be held in the Armory tomorrow night. The meeting prom ises to be one of the largest labor gatherings in the history of the city. Andrew Furuseth. Congressional lobby ist for the American Federation of Labor at Washington for the last 15 years, will be the principal speaker. Other addresses will be delivered by C. O. Toung. pacific Coast organiaer of the American Federation of Labor and George H. Howell, of the Portland Typographical I'nion. A band has been engaged to furnish music Taft Rallies Throughout County. Major J. P. Kennedy, chairman of the Multnomah County Republican central committee, formally opened the campaign in this county yesterday. It Is proposed by Chairman Kennedy to arrange for numeroua rallies through out the county during the ensuing three weeks. The services of various local campaign speakers have been vol unteered. The headquarters of the DOLLIIXR DATE IS CANCELED Iowa Senator Cannot Come to Ore gon at This Time. Word awas received at Republican headquarters yesterday from the Na tional committee to the effect that the meeting scheduled for Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver at Salem for Friday night of this week has been cancelled. It is understood that the change in Senator Dolllver's itinerary was made neces sary, owing to. the illness of Senator Beveridge. and that the Iowa man will complete Senator Beveridge's itinerary through the Middle Western States. After his meeting In San Francisco. Senator Dolliver will go to Reno, Nevada, whera he will take up the Itinerary of Senator Beveridge. whose Illness has necessitated his retirement temporarily from the campaign plat form. Secretary McArthur will en deavor later in the campaign to ar range for an address by the Iowa Sen ator at the Capital City. 500 SAMPLE WAISTS. The greatest sale of high-grade sam ple waists ever held in this city. Beautiful net. silk, lawn and mull waists, trimmed in the very latest ef fects but only one of a kind. See our big Morrtson-street window. McAllen & McDonnell. Third and Morrison. POLITICS HURTS THEATERS SHOW BCSIXESS POOR IX EAST, SATS JOHX CORT. Coast Magnate) Is Confident That Conditions Will Improve With Election of Taft, John Cort. boss theatrical magnate of the Pacific Coast, and the one man west of the Mississippi to whom the big New York managers take off their hats, was in the -city yesterday, in company with Mrs. Cort, on their way from an Eastern trip to their home In Seattle. Mr. Cort spent considerable time In New York and Boston studying the theatrical situation, and arranging for his various road productions. "Things theatrical are In a bad way In the Kast." said Mr. Cort. ' "Not only our business, but every line is seri ously affected by the campaign. Every thing seems to be In the air pending the election. When Taft Is chosen as President, as he certainly will be. there will be a general advance move ment. A month ago it looked as If Bryan had a chance, but the develop ments of the last few weeks have eliminated Bryan from the running. In my opinion. Tafts election is certain. We took straw votes on all the trains from New York to Portland, and the result showed at least seven out of 10 votes for the big man from Ohio." Mr. Cort's attractions, Florence Rob erts and Max FIgman, In their new play, "Commencement uay, nu many other attractions, in which "the big chief is interested, have already opened or will soon commence the sea son of Western touring, which prom ises to be entirely successful. Mr. Cort has been In almost contin uous conference with his partner, Cal vin Hellig and others interested In theatrical matters, during his stay here. Saddest of all in connection with his visit Is. however, the an nouncement that there are no new de velopments in regard to a new modern theater for Portland. And that is the chief item in which local theatergoers are Interested. ADDRESS REALTY BOARD H. V. Sawyer Will Discuss Legal Phase of Street Work. "The legal aspect of street improve ment" Is the subject of an address by Harold W. Sawyer to be delivered to night. The address Is under the auspices of the Portland Realty Board and will be given In the convention hall of tha Commercial Club at 8 o'clock. Mr. Sawyer is an attorney of this city who has given his subject much thought and study, both here and in New York, of which city he was a resident for some years. Property-owners and real estate dealers are asked by the Board to attend this lecture in the belief that the matter will be presented in a manner both Instruc tive and entertaining. After the Horse Show. Perkins GrilL Souvenir tor the ladles. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TKUSI SIX MARKETS AM. Street. Bet. First and Second St. Coer Flh and Main MjjMj. Oregon CUT. Our opponents have markets on both sides of ns on Alder street. You will have to pass 'em up when you come to get Smith's choice and wonder fully cheap meats. . , SmaU Porterhouse Steaks : YrL Sirloin Steaks .10 Tenderloin Steaks .lk Did you ever in all your life ever hear of Steaks such as these being sold for 10c and 12V2c?. No, you never did. It all happens because Smith is 'Fighting the Beef Trust and has pledged the people to keep the price of meat down. , . n , Sirloin Roast Beef ... . .10d. Prime Rib Roast Beef .W These superb roasts of Beef are cut from the choicest Eastern Oregon cattle top-notchers of the herd. Smith's Renowned Pig Pork Sausage .......... Made from selected cuts of Pig Pork We have people who eat it .every day this time of year. They can't find anything to equal it throughout the city. . , K . 3000 pounds of Beef at , . . 3 and a? Roasts of Pork, Veal and Lamb, the very choicest . cuts :...10, 12io and loj Smith's Pure Lard, in 5-lb. Pails The Up-River Boat from Astoria this morning brings us 2500 pounds , of Salmon caught last night. Eat it today 3 pounds for So Oregon Creamery Butter, roll .65 Ranch Eggs .JVC
