The Meier & Frank Store
Women's Shoes $3.19
Great November sale of 1000 pairs of women's fine Shoes at
the unusually low price of $3.19 a pair all new, up-to-date
footwear; patent colt, gunroetal. also brown and wine Russia
calf; button and Blucher lace styles, footform lasts, li2-lnch
military heels, flexible oak soles; high-classcustom-made foot
wear that the exclusive store would ask $5.00 a 1Q
pair for: on sale at this special low price, pair.
100 dozen Lambswool Soles, in ladies' and misses' sizes; a
great special value; buv all you want of them at this 1Q.
remarkable low price, the pair take advantage of sale. A
Arch Supporters on sale at the following very low prices:
$2.00 values, at, pair. 1.48 $3.00 values, at, pair, $2.48
The Meier & Frank Store
Portable Lamps Reduced
Great special sale of Gas and Electric Portable Lamps, about
100; good, 'desirable styles, new effects, all sizes, as follows:
$ 7.00 Lamps, ach, 9 5.85 $30.00 Lamps, each, SI 7.50
$ 8.25 Lamps, each, S 5.95 $21.00 Lamps, each, S13.95
8.50 Lamps, each, $ 6.80 $19 00 Lamps, each, S14.00
$ 8.75 Lamps, each, S 6.40 $13.50 Lamps, each, $
$12.00 Lamps, each, $ 6.00 $19 25 Lamps, each, 14.40
810.85 Lamps, each, $ 8.45 $1150 Lamps, each, $ 8.50
$19.00 Lamps, each, S14.00 $ 7.75 Lamps, each, $ 6.20
$20.00 Lamps, each, $12.50 $ 5.00 Lamps, each, S 3.8o
$18.00 Lamps, each, S13.40 $16.50 Lamps, each, 11.75
$15.00 Lamps, each, $10.95$ 8.00 Lamps, each, 6.20
The Meier & Frank Store
S5 Blankets $3.55 Pair
1000 pairs of 11-4 white wool Blankets, bound with a broad
satin binding; colored borders, pink and blue; best" fcO CC
$5.00 values, on sale at this low price, the pair. . ?J'JJ
1000 full size cottgn-filled Comforters, best pat- (1 CQ
terns and colorintrsj wonderful values, at, each. . V
Great offering of 500 extra fine white Lanated Cotton-Filled
Comforters, covered with the best grade of silkoline; large size.
The best regular $3.00 values; buy all you want QQ
of them at this low price, each take advantage.. -
All grades of Blankets and Comforters at the very lowest prices.
We are Portland agents for celebrated Ostermoor Mat tresses.
Mail orders will receive our most prompt and careful attention.
The Entire Stock of Dress Goods on Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices
I 1 I. : . II II
TiajgivmgSale
of Cut Glass
Cut-Glass Nappies. $1.75 val.S1.38
Cut-Ulass Nappies, $3.00 val.S2.38
Spoon Trays, $3.00 values, at.S2.38
Olive Dishes, $2.50 values, at. $1.98
Vinegar Cruets. $2.75 values. S2.18
Violet Bowls. $3.00 values, at. $2.38
Sugar and Creamers, regular $) val
ues, at this low price, pair.. $3.98
Regular $8.00 values, . pair. .$5.38
8-inch Vases, $4.50 values, at. $3.58
8-inch Vases, $6.00 values, at.S4.78
10-in. Vases, $8.50 values, at. $6.78
Water Jugs, $7.00 values, at. $5. 58
Water Jugs, $8.50 values, at. $6. 78
Water Jugs. $9.00 values, at. $7.18
Water Bottles, $3.75 values. $2.98
Celery Dishes, $7 values, at. $5.58
Celery Dishes, $5.50 values. $4.38
Cut-Glass Bowls, all sizes, as follows:
Regular $ 5.00 values, each, $3.98
Regular $ 7.50 values, each, $5.98
Regular $ 9.00 values, each, $7.18
Regular $12.00 Bowls, each, $9.58
Mayonnaise Bowl and Plate, regular
$6.00 value, on sale at, set. .$4.78
$4.50 Cologne Bottles at, ea.S3.58
Wine Decanters, $6 values. .84.78
Wine Decanters, $11 values. $8.78
$12.00 Covered Butter Dishes. $9.58
1000 Boxes of Fine
Stationery at 33c
In the Stationery Department, an ex
traordinary offering of 1000 boxes of
fine Stationery; hemstitched and em
bossed border linen papers, variety of
styles; envelopes to match; packed in
very pretty boxes; violet, rose, pansy,
apple blossom and holly designs. All
re 65c vals.; anticipate your OO
Christmas wants at, the box.
A $2.00 Sale of
Groceries
10 pounds of granulated Sugar. 20
pounds of our famous Mo
elia and Java Coffee on sale for 75
1 lb. of Bulk Tea, the best 60c
grade, at this low price, pound 60
3 lbs. extra Caralone Head Rice 30
1 2-ounce bottle of Dependable
Extract of Lemon or Vanilla at 25
All on sale for the sum of $2.00
Thone Exch. 4, phone Home A 610L
Boys' Suits $5.65
Special Thanksgiving sale of hoys'
high-grade School Suits, ages 7 to 16
vears; double-breasted coats and
straight knee pants. Fine all-wool
material, fancy tweeds and cheviots,
velours and eassimeres, in the very
best patterns: suits selling resrularly
at $10 each; your choice flK
at this low price, -suit,.. VJ-J
Evening Costumes and Fine
Tailor'd Suits Greatly Reduced
Decisive reductions on evening and reception Gowns,
Paris and New York creations, in satin, lace, mescaline
silk and spangled effects. The new empire styles, with
short waist and bodice, hand-embroidered and lace-trim M;
sheath skirt, satin sash; other styles to be worn with
guimpe or without, making a perfect low-neck evening
costume; others have skirts embroidered in tunic effect and
long sweeps; beautiful assortment to choose from; black,
white, catawba. taupe, Edison blue, light blue, pink,
cream, yellow, apricot, lavender, green. All new, this
season's most exclusive costumes, on sale at these prices:
$ 85.00 Costumes $65.00 $175.00 Costumes $125.00
$100.00 Costumes $70.00 $250.00 Costumes $158.00
$125.00 Costumes $95.00 $450.00 Costumes $255.00
$135.00 Costumes $98.00 $500.00 Costumes $325.00
All our magnificent new high-class fancy Tailored Suits
at greatly reduced prices. Two and three-piece suits, long
coats in" Directoire. and Empire styles, also tight-fitting
with fancy vest effects, trimmed in fancy braid, lace, satin
and buttons: skirts are sheath and circular gored, with
trains or round lengths. The materials are in broadcloth,
silk, satin and velvet. Colors are catawba, apricot, wis
taria, rose, green, light blue, pink, white, navy and black.
This season's handsomest Tailored Suits, at low prices.
$ 85.0QSHits $58.00 $135.00 Suits $ 85
$ 98.00 Suits $65.00 $150.00 Suits $ 98
$jyj0ults$68.00 $175.00 Suits $110
$1 15.00 Suits $78.00 Cloak Dept. 2d. Fl.
Great Thanksgiving sales of women's Silk
Petticoats, Waists. Coats Sweaters, etc. 2d
FjoorThanksgiving sales of women's popular
priced Suits and Coats in all the best styles
Paris Waists at Low Prices
Our great annual Thanksgiving sale of the finest Paris
model waists, cut in American sizes. Magnificent and ex
clusive styles, in taffeta silks, messaline silks, chiffons,
laces and fancy figured nets; beautifully trimmed in Per
sian effects, band embroidery, Irish crochet, Princess lace,
filet, Cluny and Irish point laces, silk medallions, Bul
garian lace, plat and round-mesh Vals.; exquisite styles
for dress, theater and evening wear. Only one of a kind.
Wonderful values, low-priced. On sale on Second Floor.
$16.50 Waists, ea. $13.50 $32.00 Waists, ea. $26.45
$18.00 Waists, ea. $14.85 $35.00 Waists, ea. $28.85
$20.00 Waists, ea, $16.85 $40.00 Waists, ea. $32.45
$22.00 Waists, ea, $18.4542.00 Waists, ea. $34.85
$25.00 Waists, ea. $21.25 $45.00 Waists, ea. $36.25
$28.00 Waists, ea. $23.85-50.00 Waists, ea. $40.45
Waist Dept., Second Floor. No trouble to show goods.
Silk Hosiery
Lot 1 1500 pairs of women's pure Silk Hose,-in plain colorings; light
blue, navy, white, tan, pink, yellow, gray, lavender and red; SlQp
well made and finished, all sizes; $2.00 values; at, the pair.Wk
A m r 1 Qt ot 2 IOOO pairs of women's medium-weight pure Silk Hose, garter
5)2.00 V allieS OCoP- double sole and heel; black, white, tan, gray, light blue, pink, red,
: navr, French blue and green; all sizes; $2.25 and $2.50 T 1 1Q
values, on sale at this low price, pair take advantage.?
Lot 3 3500 pairs of women's pure silk Embroidered Hose, all new
hand-embroidered effects, in a large assortment of styles; black, white,
light blue, pink, tan, brown, red, green, navy and helio; J? I fiQ
the best regular $3.00 values, on sale at this low price, pr.V U7
$3.50 Vals. $1.39
$3.00 Vals. $1.89
$20 Gowns $7.15.
$6 Chemise $3.79
Women's fine French hand-embroidered Nightgowns, made
yoke or slipover style; low neck, short puff and flowing
sleeves ; materials of the finest quality French nainsook and
percales; beautiful styles; a grand assortment; 7 "1 C
values from $12.00 to $20.00, on sale at, each..P
Women's Novelty Chemise, made, of very fine nainsook and
lawns, trimmed in dainty Val. lace and inser- CQ 7Q
tions, tucks, beading and ribbons; $5-$6 values. .-
Women's fine quality long cloth- and nainsook Drawers, made
with fitted waistbands and trimmed in best quality em
broideries, in eyelet and shadow effect; he best ffl QQ
regular $3.00 values, on sale at this price, each. . x "-
$2.50 Flannel Gowns $1.98
$1.75 Drawers at $1.19 a Pair
100 dozen women's Outing Flannel Gowns, in white and col
ored; made kimono style; all sizes, large assort- CI QQ
ment to select from; regular $2.50 values, each. . '-
100 dozen misses' and young ladies' closed Drawers, made of
fine quality muslin and nainsook, trimmed in fine embroidery
and laces, tucks and insertion ; best regular tf? 1 1Q
$1.50 and $$1.75 values, on sale at, special, pair. . x -
Regular $4.50 Gloves $2.75
Regular $2.50 Ribbons at 98c
1000 pairs of Perrin's 16-button length tan Cape Gloves, gus
set tops. 3-clasp mousquetaire style; Perrin's highest-grade
street gloves, serviceable and stylish; best shades of tan, all
sizes: every pair guaranteed; regular $4.50 values, pr.$2.75
10,000 yards of high-class fancy Dresden Eibbons, 7 to 12
inches wide; suitable for fancy work, bags, etc.; beautiful
styles; the best 'regular $2.50 quality; special, yard..98?
Great clean-up of one and two-clasp glace and suede Gloves,
also mochas; broken line of colors, all sizes, 5V- to-7; . (17 f
regular $1.25 and $1.50 values;, at this low price, pair.
50c 'Kerchiefs 19c kerchiefs, great variety
of styles; the best regular values to 50e, special, each .. 19
Reg. $7 Curtains $3.65 Pair
$12.50 Curtains $7.85 a Pair
1500 pairs of white and ecru Net Curtains, with linen Cluny
inserting and edges and corner motifs; also Renaissance in
serting and edges; 50 inches wide, 2'2 and 3 tO CtZ
yards long; the best regular $7.00 values, pair.
1000 pairs of Net Curtains, white enly. Renaissance insert-
ing and edges, 36 inches wide, 2y2 yards long; d1
the best regular $3.00 values, at this price, pair. . --
SOO pairs of white and ivory uucness ana insn jroini uace
Curtains; dainty designs on very fine nets; elaborate curtains
for "parlor and reception-rooms; regular $12.50 C7 QC
values, on sale at this wonderfully low price, pr. V
Reduction in Couch Covers
500 Cashgar Conch Covers in Oriental designs ; soft combina
tions of blues, browns and reds; 60 inches wide, (tO QC
3 y.rdi long; fringed all around; $3.50 vals., ea. , .w.JJ
1000 Oriental stripe Couch Covers, reversible striped QEJ
tapestry fringe all around; $1.25 values, at, each.
10,000 yards Curtain Swiss dots, stripes and fig- 1 1p
J,JJJ J 111 US U- r " J 1 O
ures, in endless variety; regular 15c quality, at, yard. .
Our Annual
Doll Show
Fridays JSatnrdayj
Dolls must be brought in before 6 P.
M. Thursday, Third Floor, and re
main until next Monday. We want
1000 exhibitors. The first 200 who
bring in their dolls will receive, an
"Ostermoor" mattress for dolly's
bed, whether they are prize-winners
or not. Only 200 of them, so bring
in Dolly quick, if you want an "Os
termoor" mattress. A pleasing gift
will be given to all the exhibitors.
CLASS "A The best-dressed doll
All sizes are eligible in this class.
First Prize, a handsome weathered
oak Writing Desk. Second Prize, a
very handsome white Bureau. .
CLASS "B" The largest and best-
rlmsccAJ shrill, inches in leiurth.
First Prize, a , beautiful white Eng
lish Perambulator for Dolly. Second
Prize, a blue enameled Kitchen Set.
CLASS "C" The best-dressed doll,
from 17 to 24 inches in length. First
Prize, Miniature Kitchen Outfit. Sec
ond Prize, 5 o'clock Tea Set for dolly.
CLASS "D' Best-dressed doll, 7 to
16 inches in length. First Prize; a
China Tea Set and Table, Second
prize, child's Rocker of golden oak.
CLASS "E" Best-dressed doll, not
over six inches in length. First Prize,
a handsome Writing uiunr. oecoua
Prize, a handsome Upright Piano.
CLASS "F" Most original dressed
doll. First Prize, handsome Doll Out
fit. Second PVize, a Doll Toilet Set.
CLASS "G" Most comical dressed
doll. First Prize, China Tea Set. Sec
ond Prize, a Doll Trunk and Outfit.
CLASS "H" The best-dressed boy
doTiTFirst Prize, Sheep on Wheels.
Second' Prize, a doll Trunk.
A GIFT FOR EVERY EXHIBITOR
Val. Laces
Entire stock of Valenciennes Laces,
Edges and Insertions, round-thread,
French Vals., Mechlins and filets; the
best patterns, in endless assortment.
Regular 10c values, the yard.. 7$
Regular 15c values, the yard.. 11
Regular 20o values, the yard..l5
Regular 25c values, the yard..l9
'Real Cluny, Irish Crochet, Armenian,
Duchesse, Pt. Lierre and other beau
tiful new laces, on sale as follows :
Regular $ 1.00 values, yard, 79
Regular $ 2.50 values, yard, $1.98
Regular $ 5.00 values, yard, $3.98
Regular $11.00 values, yard, $7.00
Extra Special: 5000 dozen yards of
Val. Laces and Insertion, '2 to 2 ins.
wide; best patterns, at these prices:
Regular 25c vals., doz. yards.. 10
Regular 85c vals., doz. yards. .25
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CHANGE CAPTURE IS MADE
JOHN BIRNS. WANTED LX SAX
JOFE, IS ARRESTED.
lelrcllve Coleman Recojsnlxe High
way nobbrr. Whose Picture He
Has ver Seen.
Caught In the tentacles of th. far
rr.ohtnK law by the interference of the
moot trlfltn: ch.nce. John Horns, a high
way robber, from San Jote. Cal.. and
.anted In that city for a crime of on
usual daring, wa identified and arrested
last night about 7:J0 o'clock at the cor
ner of Mlelalppl avenue and Russell
street by Detectives Coleman and Ten
ant, and now lies a prisoner in the City
Jul! awaiting extradition.
Six or seven weeks ago the police de
partment receive a circular from the
police of San Jose calling for the arrest
of Bums for highway robbery and giving
his description, but without hia picture.
The circular waa read aloud to the men
and filed away.
I.ant night Detectives Coleman and
Tenant were on the EaM Side gathering
.vlilence In another case. -At the ccmer
of Mississippi avenue and Russvll street
a wagon stopped on the crosswalk and
the driver alighted to adjust a portion of
the harness which had come unfastened.
It took him several mtnotes to do this
and a man who bad been walking along
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moved, so that he would not nave to
walk around It and Into the muddy
street. This man was Borna. During
thla delay of several minutes rhe police
officers arrived on the scene. They were
a few yards behind Burns.
They heard the driver of the ' wagon
call some joke to Bums on account -of
having kept him waiting at the crossing
and saw Bums turn half way around and
retaliate In sarcastic slang. The police
officers turned Into Mississippi avenue.
Detective Coleman stopped.
-1 know that man. I believe." BH he.
or something about him is awfully
familiar. See. he limps a little."
"Oh. come on." said Tenant, "we will
never get through with this work If you
are going to stop here and scratch your
head.'
They started again and had gone half
a block when Detective Coleman let out
a whoop, and. calling Tenant to follow,
ran after the man. who had now disap
peared. They overtook him, Coleman
explaining as they ran. and arrested him.
Burns put up a bold front, but finally
acknowledged his' identity: said that he
had Just arrived in town and was on his
way out. and cursed his luck. Chief of
Police Grltxmacher telegraphed the San
Jose authorities and locked the man up
pending the arrival of the California
detectives who will take him back.
FDR THE BEST COALS,
Welsh Anthracite and Australians, call
up Independent Coal Ice Co., 353
Stark, opposite City Ubrary. Phones.
M. TS0. A 37.
Prescriptions filled at Eyssell's Phar
macy. 289 Morrison, bet. 4th and 6th.
EX-
E
urnviiiAM ogiTjVie visiting
FRIEND IN PORTLAND.
Says Improved Machinery Is Im
mensely Increasing Output of
Alaskan Mines.
William Ogllvle, ex-Govern'r of Yukon
Territory, and owner of valuable mining-
propertie. on the Stewart River, In
that region, is in Portland for a few
days vlalting; his friend. Dr. E. O.
Smith. Ex-Governor Ogilvle is a pio
neer of the Yukon country, having- been
sent there In 1887 by the Canadian gov
ernment to determine the boundary line
between Canada and Alaska. He made
a aecond trip in 1895. In connection with
the boundary queatlon, and also en
gaged In mining, which was then being
carried on on a small scale. While he
waa thus engaged . the Klondike dis
covery wae made, and he waa then em
ployed In surveying claims In that dis
trict and settling- disputes between
miners. ,
"When I returned home In 1901," said
ex-Governor Ogilvie yesterday, "the
Canadian government voted me a bonus
of J5000, on account of my work, and I
was chosen as Commissioner, or Gov
ernor, of the new Territory of Yukon.
That office I held for two years and a
half, returning: home In 1902.
"The output from the mines in Alaska
and Ynkon will be enormously in
creased by reason of the Introduction
of Improved machinery. The dredge Is
coming more and more into use, the
conditions in that country making It
possible to use It over a very large
area. A dredge handles hundreds of
yards of earth, where only one was
handled by the old methods, enabling
ground to be worked at good profit that
would have entailed heavy loss if
worked under former conditions. Al
ready, in the vicinity of Dawson, there
are eight or ten dredges at work on
ground that had been exhausted by the
older processes. The Guggenheime have
purchased a large number of the Klon
dike holdings, and are taking as much
from-them 'by dredging as the original
owners did by sluicing."
WILLIAM H. UPSON DEAD
Well-Known Portland Elk Suc
cumbs to Tuberculosis in South.
News reached Portland- yesterday of
the death of William H. Upson, a pio
neer citizen, who succumbed to tuber
culosis at Los Angeles last Wednes
day. Mr. Upson, accompanied by- his
wife, left- Portland October 31 for
Ocean Park, a seashore resort near Los
Angeles, to spend the Winter. He wlas
to be Joined by several Portland friends
later in the season, but the ravages of
the dlseaseproved too strong for his
weakened condition, and immediately
after his arrival at Los Angeles he
succumbed.
William Henry Upson was-63 years
of age, and had been a resident of
Portland for over 30 ' years, during
which time he was connected with the
news agency at the Union Depot. He
was a member of Portland Lodge, No.
142. B. P. O. Elks, and at one time was
a trustee -of the lodge. He Is survived
by his widow and a sister who resides
in New York City. ' -
BIG BANQUET POSTPONED
Republican Dinner to Be HcAl Sat
urday Night at Masonic Temple.
The Republican banquet, which was
to be held tomorrow night at the Com
mercial Club, has been postponed until
Saturday nigM. It will be held In the
main banquet ' room of the Masonic
Temple, at West Park and Yamhill
streets. The programme, which is be
ing aranged by a committee appointed
by the Republican County Central
Committeee, will be( announced later.
It is probable that George H. Williams
will preside. Tickets will be on sale
Thursday morning, and accomodations
will be had for 350. The ' com
mittee on arrangements is composed
of the following: Charles E. Lock
wood, E. L. Shaffer and Charles Con
roy. We make the best suit in the city to
order for J25; let us prove It. Unique
Tailoring Company, 309 Stark, between
Fifth and Sixtn,
Thn cheapest meat you can Tduv Is
a. fancy Sirloin Boast of Beef.' It is
so tender it will melt in your month.
It is cut from Prime Eastern Oregon
Steer Beef. At any of Smith's mar
kets you can get it for -
10c Per Pound
On the editorial page of yesterday's
Oregonian there was a 'jolly about a
butcher cutting sirloin steaks from
the foreqnarter of beef. Of course it
referred to the Beef Trust butcher.
Smith's Sirloin Steaks, Tenderloin
Steaks and Flatbone Steaks are per
fection, and they're
10c Per Pound
It is the Beef Trust that adulter
ates its sausages with potato flour
and water. How would you enjoy
eating such dope? Escape it, pass it
np and eat Smith's sausages. They're
absolutely pure. Smith's Pig Pork
Sausage is 12VzC per pound. All other
sausages are
10c Per Pound
A few years ago it was only the
rich man who could afford Porter
house Steak. Plain people never
thought of buying them. Nowadays
you see all classes of people reveling
in Porterhouse Steaks at Smith's.
Small Porterhouse Steaks..'.. 12l2
Large Porterhouse Steaks 15
Come to Smith's and get the finest,
sweetest roasts of Oregon Pig Pork
for
10c Per Pound
If you want an extra fine, lean
Roast of Pork, hardly any fat, very
little bone, you can have it for
12V2C Per Pound
When yon come to our Alder-street
market see that you pass up the
markets on both sides of us. See
that Smith's name and "Fighting the
Beef Trust" is over the door, and
then come in.
Frank L. Smith
MEAT CO.
"Fighting the Beef Trust."
SIX MARKETS:
226 Alder St., bet. First and Second.
512 Williams Avenue.
791 Mississippi Avenue.
Cor. 5th and Main Sts., Oregon City.
Twelfth Street, between Commercial
and Bond, Astoria.
253 Taylor Street, Astoria.