Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 30, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Textf Merchandise Purchased on Credit Today Will Co on Your December BMantaClanAttendance Daay-ToiglandThjrdjlggr The Meier Frank Stores-Portland's Greatest Holiday Store 1000 Prs. of "Trefousse" 1st Quality "BeSorme" 3-Clasp Kid Gloves Black, White andColors-All SizesR.eg. $2 Vals. $ 1 .39 v : : aaA "T-refWns.se" real French Kid Gloves of first quality Every pair new, clean, The Meier A Frank Store offers today an extraoroinary pdrsmii m mo ; . : z IreLtllCnzL stamp Lstrated below- Not a job lot but evegpaTrjerfect; new, this season's gloves fully guaranteed m every particular "j r AlTr?2. and not a single pair stampedthTjTcircle signifying a iob lot of odds and ends and which another agency s offering as Trefousse & Co. s bes .make ana noi a i sing P p t OVerseam now finding great favor with the best dressed women in the community, made of the finest selected real TJJ .uf. stvle well as wrinTvOuorps of expert fitters injure shades m sizes M xo --& .: no vr rhiCe today at this sae- . . . you a proper fitting glove-Every pair in the lot regular siqck ana e.u..K a-. . -- - Be.t mma, ciarwpricile7";air $1.39-Women who have Xmas Gifts to buy as well as personal needs to fl A g . F. .,TV wnFdo well to profit by this remarkable offering - Never before have you had the Jl f . J a, -..ec ai Frnrh Kid Cloves at this extraordinary low price, per pair j opportunity to uy hciwimi" - - Vto Phone orders filled-No mail orders fiiled-lf you want to share injhjsgrand bargain, come to the store as early as pos gffiggggS of "Trefousse" cloVesJsJhe largest and best m the cjy-Not a pair m the Tnoldeyles. best shades-No holdovers from thepastJwentV years or more-We are principal afjF- weifther leading makes-Glove orders sold for any amoxmt in .I Bsit boM in America. yn ; hi- ad Avoid the Crowds of Later on-StockAjrtjnjgy Great Sale of EveVgWraps $50 to $150 Vals. At 1-4 Off Our "-rent annual hoU'lav sale of Eve ning 4 "oats at one-fourth off ropilar price. All now. nniirnifVeiit styles in limanVluth. bonp-aline silk and snt in: iilark. white, light blue, yink. pray, taupe, r a t a w b a. preen and rhn'mpatrne; cut in mandarin, cnpe and circular effects, and trimmed in lace, mtin bands and fa noy braid trimmiitjr; -"i0 to l-"0 J. Qff values, on s-ale at, each. Sale of S. H. M. Ladies' Silk Waists (.iiTRt introductory sale of S. H. & M. jruaranteed silk and satin Waists, in tailored effeets. made in a variety of tuck pin tucks, 1 -ineli tucks, rows of t-titoliimr and side pleats; soft col lars : navy, brown and black; every waist fully euarautecd for .1 months. Keirular 40.iM) values, on ClA QC sale at this low price, ea..P"'Jw' $32 Tailored Suits $ 1 4.85 $55 EveningGowns$27.45 . . j-t , r. a J OA A In Portland's leading Cloak and suit oiore ua, women's and misses' handsome new tailored Suits in fancy and plain tailored effects; wonderful values, in this season's very best styles; medium and long coats, semi and tight-fitting, trim'd with satin and fancy braids; also tailot-stitched; skirts are plain gored with or without folds; the misses' sizes are made with jumper; materials are in broadcloth, fancy Ftriped s-enre and fancy worsteds; nary black catawba, brown, green, wine, fancy stripes, checks and CI A BE mixtures all sizes; values up to $32.00, for. S lt.OO Another exceptional offering of women's beautiful new after noon and evening Gowns in messaline silk, taffeta silk, eta minc, voile, lace and chiffon; black, navy, lavender, light blue, white, champagne, yellow, pink and green ; princess jumper and two-piece dresses, made with lace yokes, lace and net sleeves; full gored or pleated skirts; drop skirts of taffeta silk; regular values up to $55.00, on CO 7 45 sale at this very low price take advantage.. V- "' Silk Hosiery at $1.09 Great Christmas sale of 2000 pairs women's pure Silk Hos iery made with double sole and heel and garter top; full fashioned and guaranteed fast color; color assortment in cludes black, white, light blue, pink, tan, red, gray, navy and lavender, in sizes 8' ' to 10. An article of apparel that always makes a pleasing gift. An advantageous pur- QQ chase enables ns to offer $2 values at, the pair. .f It? $6 French Chemise $2.79 $4 French Drawers $2.75 $10 French Gowns $4.50 I SF-A-R I A'mthat caused 1 '4wear Depart D r I SC-fe-Made of II Jl II 1 I Another great special Christmas sale of wom en's hand-embroidered Madeira and French Chemise. A duplicate lot of the grand values such active selling in me bnaer- ment a week ago last Inday. fine French nainsook, with double scalloped edges and eyelets drawn with rib bon; hand-embroidered yoke effects; a great variety to choose from; regular djO 7Q $5.00 and $6.00 values, garment.. PC, AVomen's French hand-made Gowns, made of fine French na i n s o q k ; hand-embroidered fronts, long or short sleeves; beautiful styles in grand assortment; $650 to $10 Cf Cf values, at this low price, each p"t"J Crepe de Chines 98c $ 1 .25 Fancy Silks 69c Our annual holidav sale of Dresden and Persian Crepe de Chines for gowns, waists, scarfs and Christmas fancy work. Beautiful designs, colorings and combinations in trreat assortment. Regular $150 quality, on sale this week at, the yard-.980 3000 vards of fancy Silks on sale at an unusually low price, per yard; in plaids, checks, stripes and plain colorings, for women's and children s wear. A dress pattern of silk makes a most pleasing Christmas gift. Regular values to CQ k5 a vard buy all vou want of it at this extremely low price, the yard.'' Continuation of sale of black, white and colored wool Dress Goods, very low-priced. Holiday Aprons On the Second Floor, a great holiday sale of 500 dozen dainty lawn and Swiss Aprons, short, round or square styles, with or without bibs; trimmed in dainty Val.-laces, embroideries, beading, insertions and ribbons; great variety; $1.25 and $1.50 val- QQC ues, on sale at, special, each. Lace, Embroid'ies Our annual holiday sale of real Laces starts today. Irish crochet, point duchesse, appliques, Vals. and Arme nian lace; exquisite styles, all widths and qualities. A very large variety. Regular $2.50 values, yard. .$1.98 Regular $5.00 values, yard.. $4.00 5000 yards of Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery for corset covering ; de signs in eyelet, blindwork and filet; 18 inches wide; beautiful assortment, wonderful values, at these low prices: Regular $1.25 values, the yard.. 690 Regular $1.75 values, the yard.. 980 Regular $1.00 values, the yard.. 500 $1.50 Values 89c Great special offering of the celebrat ed Harvard Mills Underwear for wom en. Included are heavy fleece-lined cotton union suits and mixed wool vests and pants, in long-sleeve, ankle length styles; all high-class, hand-finished garments, in all sizes; regular $1.50 values, on sale at this OQ. very low price, the garment. 0t I i 1 9 1 jj Our Annual Xmas Sale f Handkerchiefs Women's, Men's, CfaildrenV-GreatVals. PLj'-""' ....jj - c .iirpive our most prompt ana caremi aireMion-Remciui " Thousands of Kimono Handker chiefs in all colorings ; reg- 3 nlar 6c values, at, each. Women's and children's white crossbar, plain hemstitched and enMred border Handkerchiefs: the best regular 8c values; buy vou want of them at c ail thi very low price, each. 1000 d-.cu women's embroidered and crossbar Handkereh-efs. 10c values ? Women's en.broidercd and real Princess Lace Edge Handkerchiefs, scalloped and g hemstitched; won.lerful assortment; regular 12c and l.c values, on sale at, ea Women all-linen unlaundered Handkerchiefs, embroidered, scalloped and 1c hcn.slitehcd: bet r.-rular20c values, buy all you want of them at. spo H. antiful slu.wiiig of women V Swiss Handkerchiefs, scallo,d and hemstitched ; Ar ..attorns suitable t.r fancv work; best regular 25c values, at this low price, w.. Women's all-linen rtiibmidered Handkerchiefs, hemtitcned and scalloped; a Qq treat assortment to select from; regular 3".c values, on sale at, special, each. Women V all-linen white and colore.! UandkeiTh.efs, pretty novelties, scalloped 0,SC ,u! I,emti.ched: regular av and 50c values, on sale at th,s low price, each. Wo:e.,-s all-linen hand-embroidered, soallopert anrt nemsutcnea iiaDaKer.-,ueiS, q also laee-edire Handkerchiefs; regidar 50c and 75c values, at this low price, ea. m.;i ,-eceive ....r most prompt aud caretul attention. -cena your oruer Women's all-linen hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs , """.'K 4C and lace edee: erand assortment: regular oc ana v"'.""' . " " . Women's htSd-modo "Armenian'' lace edge linen Handkerchiefs plain and embroidered corners: regular 65c values, on sale at this special Pnce'.yollow,. Re.l Prii.cess Lace Edge Linen Handkerchiefs-great bargains, on sale as follows $125 tIb, each. fifl0-82.5Q values, each. $1.39-83.50 values, each, $1 Women's real hand-embroidered French Appenzelle and Madeira Handkewh.efe all linen. Great bargain.. Buy all you want of them at the following very low pnee Valnes to $5.00 on sale for, ea. ?1 .flS-Values to $10.00 on sale for, ea. .?3.9 Women's and children's Initial Handkerchiefs , re-ar-10c valuers on sale for. .5g AVomen's all-linen Handkerchiefs, hand-embroidered in.t.als, loc . values, each. .0 Women's all-linen Handkerchiefs, hand-embroidered initials plain and fancy regular 20c values, on sale at, special, each-take advantage of sale..T Women', all-linen Handkerchiefs, fancy; embroidered rsir eah 25C tial the best regular 35c values buy all you want of them at, special, eacn. Women's French hand-embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, regular .oc values 30 Kren's fancy box Handkerchiefs, three Handkerchiefs xi, t . , te;m wh Ksn "Boots Subcases, Trunksooks. etc., on sale at this Donkeys, Teddy Kears, anla Liaus, uup, --., --- -- f , ii '.n.r hn-r H onri tr pro hiet s on sale at rtuurou i All WUUJCtl o lain . ' " " 6c 5c 'a colored hnrder Linen Hand kerchiefs, regular 15c values, at, each Men's white hemstitched Linen Hand kerchiefs, ree-ular 10c values, at, each Men 's pure Linen Handkerchiefs, I Ck-. hemstitched, regular 15c values, ea. . Men 's pure Linen Handker- " O chiefs, hemstitched, 20c values. I' "vr . l.inun TTanlroi-ehipfs. "I Trf -iit3li o -j-y, mi u unit ii iiii'inii' . . . - -y Men's 35c pure Linen Handkerch'fs.270--Men's 50c pure Linen Handkerch'fs.390 Men's regular 75c pure Linen Handkerchiefs, on sale at this special price, ea. .590 Men's pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, on sale at 12Vsc each, or for, dozen. .$1.35 Men's pure Lincne soft-finish Initial Handkerchiefs, on sale at lSc. ea.; doz. .81.35 Men's Japonet Handkerchiefs, with large silk initial, on sale at this low price, ea.110 Men's fine quality pure linen initialed Handkerchiefs, 25c value, box .of 6 for. .$1.29 Men's fine quality sheer corded Initial Handkerchiefs, 35c value, box of 6 for. .$1.59 Men's finest quality pure linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 50c values, box of 6 for. $2.50 Men's finest quality pure linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 75c values, box of 6 for. $3. 75 Men's colored mercerized Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, 35c and 50c values, for.. 190 Men's Silk Handkerchiefs, polka dots and fancies; 50c and 75o values, for, each. .350 f : j IT Jl f . 4 1 J. o i 1 ' .A jien S iancy mercerizeu juitiiuixei uuie.i.3, inuy uoiuri tmu icuicid, (uuca..iji72f, All our men's silk Initialed Handkerchiefs at greatly reduced prices. Let us show you. All nnr men's nlftin white Silk and fine Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs at reduced Drices. IS MX MUX T K K HIS MONKY A1TKK HKATIXU HIM. Turnitiire 1 - HcnrollIicd and in terior of riacc Laid iu Kuin.s. Tlirctr Arrct- Made. nUclit to "Si-ntt t" n." at the- font of Kif t.vnlh itrrt. ix nipii. tlirre of bctm enured iirrcl. ha.t trukn inlo thp float liiB hotile of liporee Koval. a Russian lHliorer. an.1. having wt upon liim and tvaten Mm into inmrif ibilily. had robbed him of 10 wiiK-h he had bidden In the n-ow. Tliy then proi-ded to dcmollsli lli rl". The furniture ftnisln-d lnio lli!-. tlie .hshei. broken and the bed Clif nd cloi'iinit thrown overboard. When the content of the .'ow had been O'uAd uf. Lxf "varaudera tore down th liou!?. Board were kicked off the sides and they In turn were used to pry off the roof. When Fatrolman Humphreys ar rived on the m-ene. thero wan no shelter left for the bruised victim of the xang of router, ro he waa taken alone with the prlon,M-!i to the City Jail, where he was attended by Dr. Z'ecler. the City Physician, and kept for the night, as he had no home to which to return. It had been demolished in the melee. Three men were arrested at the scene of the wild disorder. They were three brothers, also Russians, and spoke only In broken KnRllsh. They gave the names of Georse. Tonv and Henry Bartnsh. They were rraaed from liquor and the police could pet no intelligible statement from thein. Thev were thrown into a cell, where thev beat the bars and curne.1 for the greater portion of the night. They had broken into the Koval scow through a window, while their victim was Inside, asleep, in bed. (.Jeorge Fartosh. in his drunken bravado, had put his fiat through the window eo that the latch Inside might be turned, and the jagged glass cut a deep gash in his forearm. He jumped Into the water and tried to get awav after Die policeman ap peared on the scene, but wa caught by the collar and dragged back aboard the scow. The identity of the three men who escaped, having lett wun me nr, ur f ore the officer came into sight, is not known, as they were strangers to Koval. but the police have a description of them and are scouring North Portland and the waterfront for traces of them. Koval savs he does not know the men who assaulted him. but other scd-dwell-ers in the same neighborhood say that the men have been about there before and that thev believe the battle waa the result of old quarrels between the broth ers and Koval. Koval said his loss will amount to between $400 and 6"). Among the thinsa destroyed by the miscreants, said he. were two valuable old violins he had brought from his native land, which had been handed down through several generations of his family, and which, he believed, were worth a large sum of money. Boy Steals Pair of Shoe. Confesssing to the theft of a pair of shoes. George white an is-vear M bov. was taken a prisoner Saanuay mgnt to tha Citv Jail by Patrolman MoCulloch from Twenty-fourth and Thurman streets. He had been arrested on the complaint of TV. -yT. Walker, who Uvea at S22 Thurman street, who charged that White had entered nis room nu stolen the shoes while he was at work. The bov at first denied his guilt, but finally gave in and led the policeman to the place where he 'had secreted them. PRESENTS FOR SMOKERS Sichel rs closing out his entire stock of smokers' novelties, as the room Is needed to meet growing demandB or cigar trade. Prices are greatly reduced many cut right In two thus affording an excel lent opportunity for Christmas purchas ers. Every article must go. Horse Steps Into Hole. Decayed and rotting timbers In the roadway at the foot of Davis street caused the. loss of a valuable horse Satur day night. The animal, which was owned by the proprietors of the Boston Meat Market, at First and Burnside streets, was drawing a delivery wagon along the water front and stepped Into a hole. Ona of Its front legs -was broken. REPORT ON CHARTER READY EAST SIDK CLUB SUGGESTS SEY EKAIi CHAXGES. "Wants Board to Include Certain Provisions on Public Utilities and Street Improvement. u. Kice. chairman of the charter advisorv committee of the United East Side Push Club, with the assistsnce of Attorney L. A. McNary. is preparing for submission to the Charter Commis sion provisions that the club suggests be inserted in the new charter. These provisions were passed on at the meet ing of the committee last Thursday night. The provisions considered most Important a; those pertalntnr to pub lic utilities and to the Improvement of streets. Judge M. G. Mnnly. at the last meet ing, spoke strongly of the weak, ob scure ana lneiricient requirements oi the present charter in the matter of public utilities. He said this weak ness handicapped the bridge committee of the North East Side Improvement Association when tt undertook the ini tial measures for the North Portland bridge across the Willamette River, when it was found that under the pres ent charter a bridge of the character wanted could not be built, and hence an amendment was necessary. He urged that the City Council be given author ity to issue bonds to the amount of SI'iO.OOO for a public utility without submitting the issue to a vote of the people. He went further, and declared that tbe City Council should have au thority to issue bonds of any reasonable amount in cases of great emergency. In support of this view Judge Munly cited the great delays incident to the present plan of calling a special elec tion for all Buch bond issues. Another matter considered of impor tance was that the city take over streets that have been Improved with a concrete foundation or which have a hard surface, and that the city be empowered to erect and operate a pav ing plant ao th.t It may eitb-er repair or improve streets. Jt was voted to change the present method of laying water mains so that the district mains be paid for by district assessments and supply pipes by general receipts. The committee laid over the matter of placing parked streets in the hands of the Park Board, of changing the present way of paying for street im provements so that contractors would receive their money more promptly, of making all street work subject to bids for the entire improvement, and of re quiring contractors to tear up only a limited number of blocks and finish these blocks before tearing up more. William DeVcny Introduced the pen sion plan for policemen, bat It was de cided that it ought to go direct to the Charter Commission, and he will submit it there. The other matters will be taken up at the meeting next Thursday nigbt. BLANKETS AND COMFORTS Ten great specials In blankets and comforters today at MeAllen A Mc Donnell's. Supply your needs at re duced prices. Men's, women's and chil dren' underwear marked lower.