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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1908)
13 THE 3I0RXIXG OREGOSIAS, TUESDAY, XOVE3IBER 3. 1903. , Election Returns WU1 Be Flashed on the Fifth Street Front Tonight-Onr OwnSpecidWire-PromptandAccnrateRetnrnsFrojnParts .Portland Agents for "Nemo" Corsets-The CtofeXompjgte Stock in the City-Experts Fit You-We Also do FittingaLYgnrJjome 't 1 1 "' '" " if 71 I 1 i - i i "Ostermoor" Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses-Have them in all Sizes Trunks and Traveling Bags Will Be Found on the Third Floor UTe Meier (Eb Frank Store Beautiful Handbags $5.95 A sale extraordinary of women's high class Leather Hand Bags 300 of them purchased from a large New York manufacturer at a price about one-half actual value Included are all the new shapes and leathers Pig Skin, Alligator. SeajJon, patent leather. Seal, Walrus andAutomobile leathers-Handsomely lined and fitted with card case and coin ' ah i : I -.wAm.A Cj-. purse AM COlOrS, aue aim ua)M3 nJ5' Thelareest and handsomest assortment of fine bags. eyerjlaced on sale at this low price Reg. $11.50 C Q r values, your choice at r'-c.t r a a. 1 -J . . Jtlmr KIa see rinn oiree wmuuw maynj mail or phone orders filled Bettercome quick if you want to share in bargains "Hydegrade" Dress Linings Low Priced The lartret and only complete stock of the famous "Hydegrade" Linings in the West Latest stvles. best qualities, and at the lowest pnces. Let us show you. "Heatherbloom"" taffeta silk-finished Dress lining has the appearance and rustle of silk, and wears better; 36 inches wide; full line of colors and black; AQp rreat. special value. Buy all you want of it at this very low price, Lucenta" soft-finish, lightweight material, suitable for coat lining, under- AQ wear, holiday purposes, etc.; all shades; 36 inches wide; on sale at, yard . Pailev Pen-alines, thin fabric for lining waists, etc.; all colors, at, the yard..jSU? Mercerized Satines, full satin finish; 36-inch, all colors; on sale at, yard..2iC Portland Agents for the celebrated "Trefousse" Kid Cloves Portland Agents for the Well Known "Perrin's" Kid Cloves The Meier &b Frank Store Annual "Doll Show Friday-Saturday, Nov, 13-14 Friday and Saturday, November 13th and 14th, the Meier&Frank Store's seventh annual "Doll Show," an annual event .looked forward to by little folks and grown folks as well We want 1000 en tries this year, and as an inducement will offer more and better prizes than at any previous show We also nave a surprise in store in the way of a gift for every ex hibitorAn article worth the effort of preparing for the show, even if you don't win one of the grand prizes Full particu lars" regarding classes and prizes will be published in a few days See daily papers Great sale of Dolls' Apparel of all kinds Women's Shoes at $2.88 Pair All this week, great Thanksgiving sale of wo men's high grade foot wear; 2000 pairs in the lot; all very best styles and leathers. Patent colt. 'gunmetal and plain kid; button and Blucher styles; plain and tipped toes, straight and swing lasts; women's Fall and Winter shoes of standard make, footwear that finds ready sate at $3.50. $4.00 and $5.00 pair; the bulk of them are regular $4.00 values; economical wo men can supply their Winter footwear needs at a big saving Our anxiety tf Q O to clean up many lines enables you to buy them at P GfJV3 - 110,000 Undressed Dolls At Great Special Sale Prices Get ready for the Doll Show. November 13 and 14. Exhibition on Thj'rd Floor. 15-inch Dolls, jointed knee and AQf Finest quality Dressed Dolls, full-joint- hip; regular 60o values? at, ea.V ed, woven wig; shoes and stockings; all 75c Jointed Dolls on sale at, each. .39 sizes, great values, at these low pnces : 16V,-in. Kid Dolls 50c value, ea.39 j-inch, regnlarjl.25 values, at 981 -Jointed Kid Dolls, jointed knee and hip: 15-inch, regular $2.00 values, at $1,69 Regular $1.26 values, on sale at 98 17-inch, regular $2.50 values, at 1.98 Regular $1.76 values, on saleatT$l.39. 19-inch, regular $3.50 values, at $2.89 Kid Body Dolls, full jointed arms, hip 21-inch, regular $4.00 values, at $3.35 and knee"; 13-inch; sleeping eyes, with 24-inch, regular $5.00 values, at $3.95 eyelashes, selling at this special price: 2512in., regular $6.00 values, at $5.35 Regular $1.25 values, on sale at. .98 27-l5chrigair$7.00 values, at$6T25 17-in. full jointed Doll, same g 1 Q Jointed T)0is, with eyelashes, as follows : as above : best $2 00 values. r 16-inch, regular 75c value, each, 59 Snlohalueontalet'SC value, ea., 890 17-inch imitation Kid Dolls hair-stuffed, Full jointed Dolls, with flirting eyes and sleeping eyes; 50c values, at, each..39 eyelashes; three sizes, great sp'l. values: Great sale on Doll Dresses, Sweaters, 16V2 in., regular $3.00 values, at $2.20 Coats. Hats, Shoes, Stockings, Toques 1714-in., regular $3.50 values, at $2.85 and all lines of Doll Clothes. , On sale , rrr : : rVo on in the Doll Department, on Third Floor. 21-mch, regular $4.50 values, at $3.69 Artistic Picture Framing to Your Order at Unusually Low Prices Custom Shade and Drapery Work Our Specialty Come Early IKeMeier (Ob Frank Store Great Annual Novemb'r Sale of Dress Goods Our Great Annual No vember Dress Goods Sale is of vast import ance to the woman who prefers " the made-to-order garments to the ready-to-wear apparel IF offers unrestricted choice from the largest and best stock of black, white and colored dress goods at prices that mjeanjgrasaving Eyeryjiewnd pretty material is included Allstylejilides Beautiful fabrics for street and dress COS- tumes, coats, kirtj, suits, etc. Investigate Great Thanksgiving Linen Sale Is now in progress an annual event that appeals to the housewife, hotel and boarding-house keeper. It offers table linens of all kinds and quality at a saving you cannot help but appreciate. Table damasks,, napkins, sets, tray cloths, centerpieces, hand-embroidered linens, etc.; new designs, grand assortments. All on sale at greatly reduced prices. Take advantage of this opportunity. . Let us show you. l 1 . I I Thanksffivinc Sale Carving Sets, China, Roasters Roger Bros." 1 847" Plated Ware Teaspoons, set of 6, at. the set. $1.07 Dessert Spoons, set of 6, special. $1.93 Table Spoons, set of 6, special. $2.17 Sujrar Shells, at this low price, ea..39 Butter Knives, at this price. each..41 Cream Ladles, on sale at. spl'., ea.'.59 Gravy ladles, on sale at, special.. 79 Berry Spoons, on sale for, each..97 Cold' Meat Forks, on sale for, ea..68 Cold Meat Forks, great, at. each.. 79 Cake Forks, on sale at. special, ea. .59 Jelly Spoons, on sale at. sp'l., ea..59 Olive Spoons, on sale at. spl., ea..41fi Fickle Forks, at this low price, ea..41C Piikle Forks, long, on sale for, ea..49cs Tomato Servers, each, on sale for. .99 Oyster Ladles, on sale for, each. $1.74 v,,;, U'niviii cot nf R snec.ial .J81.3S Xnt Sets, at this low price, set. $1.4 7 Carving Sets, with stag handles, sterling trimmed; best grade of steel-lined boxes. Great values, at these very low prices: $;.2T Sets $2.58$ 7.50 Sets $5.98 $4.50 Sets $3.58$ 8.50 Rets $6.74 $6.50 SeU $5.17 $10.00 Sets $7.94 Silver-plated Candlesticks on sale at. ea.: $1.25 values 97 $2.50 vahies $1.89 $9.00 Chafing Dishes on sale for. $6.98 $12.00 Coffee Machines for, ea.$9.48 $2 Oyster Forks, set of 6, for. $1.77 Fish and Came Sets Consists of 12 Plates, 1 Platter. 1 Sauceboat Regular $ .oO Regular $ 7.75 Regular $13.00 Regular $17.50 Regular $18.00 Regular $27.50 values, the set, $ 5.99 values, the set, $ 6.09 values, the set, $ 9.99 values, the set, $13.99 values, the set, $13.99 values, the set, $21.79 Family Covered Roasters at these prices: Regular 50c size on sale for, each. .39 Regular 60c size on sale for, each. .47 Regular 70c size on sale for, each. .54? Royal Roasters, llxl5-in., reg- Q . ular $1.15 value, on sale at, ea. SALE OF TURKEY PLATTERS 10 to 18-inch sizes, all good patterns and colorings ; 35e to $5 vals., 28c to $3.85 Regular 35c Celery Trays, at, each.25 Regular 50c Celery Trays, at, each. 37 Regular 75o Celery Trays, at, each. 57 Regular $1.50 Celery Trays, ea.$1.14 Regular $2.35 Celery Trays, ea.$1.77 Regular $2.50 Celery Trays, ea.$1.93 FANCY PUDDING MOULDS 30c values at 23 60c values at 47 45o values at 35 65c values at 51 50c values at 39 On sale in basem 't. Great Glove Sale 1000 pairs of Perrin's and other leading makes of 16-button length Kid and Cape Gloves; sizes 5y2 to 7; black, white, tan, brown, red and navy; best CO tQ $3.50 values, on sale at, pr..V2' Perrin's best real prime kid 16-button Gloves, in black, tan, brown, navy, green, mode, lavender, pink, blue, red, . etc. ; sizes 5V2 to 7J2; best regu- CO QQ ular $4.00 values, at, pair.V Perrin's best 16-button length Cape Gloves, with gusset top; best shades of tan; sizes 51,2 to 7; best $4 ff values, at this low price, pr. Perrin's l-clasp Cape Gloves, in best shades of tan; spear back; sizes 5 to 7; regular $1.75 values, at, pair.. $1.33 2000 pairs women's one and two-clasp Kid Gloves, in black, white, tan, brown, red, navy, mode, etc.; sizes 5 O to 7YZ; $1.50 values, at, the pair. $5.00 Net Curtains $335 Pair $3.75 Couch Covers $2.65 Pair $8.50, $9 Mercerized Portieres $5.35 Pair 1000 pairs of white and ecru Net Curtains, with Cluny edging or Renaissance braid 1 . 'uf frnm- 4"i inches wide. 3 vards long;-C:T Z v regular $4.50 and $5.00 values, on sale at this unusually low price, pair. 500 heavv tapestry Couch Covers, Oriental designs ana colorings, fringed all around;. 60 inches wide, 3 yards long; vaines,, u-t . Special lot of Mercerized Portieres, with heavy fringes or silk cord trimming, all new, popular colorings; full size, 3 yards long, 50 inches wide; the ff 7 t.-i. tocn j tann T-d,,os at this snecml low Drice. the pwc-' $1.50 white and ecru Lace Curtains, point d 'esprit or allover figures, pair .98 All Wool Art Squares at Low Prices 300 all-wool Art Squares at prices below mill cost. Best patterns and colorings, matchless values. Every housewife, is interested in this sahj, which continues through the week. On sale at the following very low pnces-On the Third I floor 7 feet 6 inches by 9 feet, each. .$5.25 10 feet 6 inches by 12 feet, ea $9.8o 9 feet by 9 feet, on sale at, ea. . $6.35 12 feet bS 12 feet, for, each-$11.25 9 feet by 10 feet 6 inches, each. .$7.35 12 feet by 13 ft. 6 mches, ea..$12L6o Body Brussels, Wilton and Axminster Footstools, best patterns, for, each. .77f Sale of Laces and Embroideries 5000 yards new Corset Cover Embroider, Swiss and Nainsook, in new and pretty designs, both filet and eyelet; wonderful values in these three grades, as follows: 85c values, at, yard, 49-$1.25 values, yard 69-$2 00 values yard 98 5000 yards of swiss, nainsook and cambric Embroidery and Insertion J to 18 inches wide; best patterns; grand assortment; values up to $1.7o a yard; buy all CQq vou want of it at this wonderfully low price, the yard-take advantage. y Great special offering of venise applique Bands and Net Top Laces, 2 to .6 inches wide; white, cream and ecru; all new, this season's styles, selling regulaily AQ at onces up to $1.75 yard; your choice at this unusually low price, yard. T ' Grea" advance holiday' sale' of semi-made Corset Covers and 18-inch Corset Cover Embroiderv; lawns and nainsook, hand-embro.dered all new styles, great values Regular $1.85 values on sale at $1.39-Regular $2.o0 va ues on sa e a $1.98 Sar $2 25 values on sale at $1.69-Regular $3.00 values on sale at $2.59 Kreceived, new imported Novelty Robes from our Pans office. Let us show you. Directoire Satin Robes, hand-embroidered. In taupe, catawba and canary colors. Grocery Department Specials Best lean Breakfast Bacon-buy all you want of it at this low price pound. .21 "Gold Medal" Corn-none better; on sale at the low price of three tins for.. "Victor" Baking Powder, 1-lb. tins; best made; on sale at tins low ' price, ea. 32 New Milcher Herring, 36 in a keg; great special value on sale at, the keg $1.09 Singapore Sliced 'Pineapple on sale at this unusually low price the t'"--14 Extra quality-Oysters-buy all you want of them at, special, two tins for. .25 Hue Label Catsup, special value, on sale at this unusually low 2C per cent off today and tomorrow on all bulk Teas and Coffees; Off all grades; all the best mixtures ; Supply your wants. Both phones. v V V" ii l I . . i , 1 1 EDWIN BENNETT OBLIGED BY COURT TO MARRY OWN WIFE liability rroilce OrtlfloU none. TMwMr to CoDple W, Mre Tnltrd Foar Yr Ako by Mormw Eldrr. Murriag? certificates should be kept framrd and In a prominent and conspicu ous place these days. Edwin Bennelt l.ad to marry his own wife, yesterday 'jnnrninir. becatis he hadn't any certifi cate. He was married four years ago to Ora Mosa-rove. the ceremony being per frnicd by a lormn eldr. The couple didn't know It was necessary to secure a i rtlflrate and omitted that part of the ceremony, although they secured the eider's receipt. Rnnett and his wife were out late Sat urdav niitht when encountered by a mem ber of the Moral Squad. They explained that thev were man and wife and said they couid prove It by all their neighbors In South Portland. But when asked If ti,y could show a certificate the coupls admitted that they had nothing more than a Mormon elder's receipt. Thev were taken to the Police Station and required to furnish ball. Yesterday morning they were on hand before Muni cipal Judge Van .ante and had several of their neighbors with them. During the past four vears they had been laboring under the Impression that they were duly and formally married, they said, and all their neighbors had known them as man and wife and received them as such. It seems the most absurd thing In the world to sav now that we are not married a mply because we haven t a regular fo-m of certificate.- said Mrs. Bennett. were married with ceremony In the pret ence of friend and I don't see how you can get around that fact." Judge Van Xante explained the difficul ties that might arise in the event of property disputes and suggested that since the formal certificate serves as a record of marriage. It would be better for them as well as the community at large, for them to secure a license and be re married. "It seems rather strange for a fellow to be marrying Ills own wife after he's al ready been married to her four years," said feennett. "but I II do It rather than have any shadow of question as to the legality of our marriage." Accordingly the couple went before County Clerk Fields, secured a license, and later In the day were remarried by Justice of the Peace Olson. They now haw a certificate that they promise to take good care of. TOTAL MAY BE $7000 v ' Tag Day Receipts for Baby Home Larger Than First Reported. Proceeds from Saturday's crusade in the Interests of the Baby Home, eventful Tag Par." will probably be as much a Jn or 0. A general meeting of vari ous committees in charge of the campaign was held yesterday morning t headquar ters in the. Medical building, West Park and : Alder atresia, and delayed reports submitted. At that time more than SffiOO had been counted and all the committee had not reported. It Is generally believed that when the complete reports are in at least SAGOO will have been realized and the amount may be as much as $7000. As a contribution to the Baby Home the Crown Theater, a moving picture show, has agreed to donate the entire re ceipts of its box office between 2 and 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Another meeting of the committee will be held Thuraday morning when H Is expected that a complete report of the receipts will be made. ON SALE TOMORROW. Doors open at 9:30 18.00. $7.00. IS. 00 Mackintoshes. SSc Lonsdale muslin, 8ic 3-lb. cotton bolts, 85o grade. 49c. 12.60 furs. 88c President 60c sus penders. 33c See today's ad. Store closed this afternoon. McAJlen A Mc Donnell Co Inc. Third and Morri son. " Mind Your Business! If vou don't nobody will. It is your business to keep out of all the trouble you can and you can and will keep out of liver and bowel trouble If you take Dr. Kinase New Life Pills. They keep biliousness, malaria and Jaundice out of your system. 25c. at Woodard, Clarke & Co.'a drug store. Jap Rose bath and toilet soap is transparent, but different from the "so called" Glvcerine Soaps, which are often Injurious to the skin. A trial will convince you. At all dealers. Olympla Beer. "It a the water." Brew cry's own bottling. Fhonac. Main (71. A 2467. " CONCESSION TO VOTERS ALIi IX LTXE AT 7 P M. MAY CAST BALLOTS.' County Clerk Fields Advises Election Boards to Aid Belated Citizens. In order that hundreds Of voters in this city and county may have an opportunity to vote today, County Clerk Fields has advised the members of the various elec tion boards to permit every man to vote who la In line at the voting booths at 7 P. M. In a number of precincts, the reg istered number of electors exceeds the legal number of 300 and unless some con cession is made. County Clerk Fields Is satisfied that a great many laboring men will not have a chance to vote. "In many of the thickly populated pre cincts." said County Clerk Fields yester day, "It will be practically Impossible for all of the registered voters to vote De tween the houra of 8 A. M.-and 7 P. M. This is particularly true with reference to the laboring men, many of whom live in the outlying precincts. Their hours of employment are such that they can not reach their voting places after quit ting work before 6:30 P. M. when the rush in on and for that reason the accommo dations of the voting booths will not ac commodate them within the following 30 minutes. "For several days I have been urging that the mills and factories and all other large employers of labor grant their men a half holiday tomorrow so. as to enable them to vote. I have received no assur ance that such a concession has been granted and for that reason I have ad vised the eleotion boards to permit every man to vote, who Is in line at his proper, voting place at 7 P. M. Tueaday." At a meeting yesterday the executive committee of the Democratic State Cen tral Committee adopted a resolution re questing the mills and factories to give their employes a two-hour holiday today in order to Insure as full a vote as possi ble. The resolution proposed that the men be excused at 4 o'clock this afternoon Instead of 6. After the resolution had been adopted.' it was submitted to Secre tary McArthur. of the Republican organi sation, who Joined In the- request. KLICKITAT IS AROUSED Meeting to Be Held at 'White Sal mon in Interest of Publicity. To follow tro the work of arousing Klickitat County to carry on publicity work during the coming year. Tom Richardson, manager of the Portland Commercial Club, and H. M. Adams, general freight and passenger agent for the North Bank road, will go to White Salmon Saturday, November 14, and hold a rally. Both will make ad dresses showing the benefits of com munity advertising. The meeting at White Salmon is for the purpose of getting that section of the Klickitat country to co-operate with Goldendale. which has already pledged itself to publicity work for the coming year. Arrangements have been made with the business interests of White Salmon, which have ar ranged for a large attendance from that vicinity. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" Six Markets 226 Alder Street, between First and. Second. 512 Williams Avenue. 791 Mississippi Avenue. Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Oregon City. 12th St., bet. Commercial and Bond, Astoria. 253 Taylor Street, Astoria. It is necessary that people who come to our Alder-Street Market should avoid the markets of onr opponents on each side of ns. A CONTINUATION ALL THIS WEEK OF OUE GREAT SATURDAY SPECIALS. YOU CAN FIND THESE BARGAINS IN GOOD, FRESH, WHOLESOME MEATS,, AT ALL OF SMITH'S MARKETS. Thousands of pounds of extraordi narily choice Beef, suitable for pot roasts, stewing, braising, boiling and baking, only, per pound 5 Every Loin Steak in any of Smith's Markets, take your choice, demand your pick, and pack it home at, per pound XO Every sirloin, tenderloin, flat bone and all such Bteaks included. If you want something choice when company .comes, you can find noth ing to excell our Prime Rib Roast Beef 10t and 12zt Smith's Pig Pork Sausage, not adul- ' terated with potato flour and water, like Beef Trust Sausage. Smith's is pure at ..; 12!i The sweetest roasts of Pig Pork that you ever ate 10 and 12'2 Oregon Mutton, the world leader at Smith's. You get the finest chops and roasts at.. .10S 12V2S 15 Smith's Willamette Valley Veal. Roasts, Cutlets, 2-15 Pot Roasts of Beef 6-7-8 Half a dozen brands of Creamery But ter, full weight, your choice, per square 65 Ranch Eggs at Smith's, dozen.. 30J 4
