Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, February 19, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAgency Heminway's Famous Sewing and Embroidery Silks New Suits, Millinery, Gowns, Hosiery, Ltc. Picture Frames 59c Rrarular value A large collection hardwood frames. In various shapes and sizes. Oval Frames 25c Regular 91.00 value All oval frames, sizes up to 8x10 Inches, greatly reduced. i ' Gold Frames Complete with Glass and Bark. 5x7 Inches, regular 45c, for d 6x8 Inches, regular 50c, for 2a 7x9 inches, regular 65c. for 8x10 inches, regular 75c. for 39C 10x12 Inches, regular 85c, for 49e lxlS inches, regular S1.25. for..49C Sale Rug Samples $1 39 Regular ;l-SO value 300 Axmlnster and Wilton Velvet Rug Samples, In full rug size, 27xo4 inches, all bound ready for use. Swiss Curtains 98c Regular fl.50 pair 600 pairs of Hemstitched Ruffled Swiss Curtains, in figures and dots; Just the curtain for a bedroom. Sale Lace Curtains $2.95 Regular $5.00 value Bohblnet I.ace Curtains, in Edging. Insertion and Battenberg effects; 40 45 inches wide, 2 yards long. Couch Covers $4 49 Regular value .r Heavy reverslole tapestry Couch Covers, in heautiful Oriental and con ventional designs, 3 yards long and 6j Inches wide. Axminster Rugs 1 fi.45 Regular 925.00 value...' Handsome Axmlnster Rugs, in mot tled effects, in pretty soft colorings of tan. red and green. Ladies' Neckwear '37c Values to fl.OO, special Exceptional values in Ladle3 Neck wear. You must see them to appre ciate values. Ladies' Neckwear 57c Values to l.BO, apeetal Extra special In ladies' hlgU-grado Neckwear. Taffeta Ribbqjf J5c Regular SSe value All pure silk high luster Taffeta Ribbon, in blnck. white and all col ors; 4-inch width. Cambric Edges Greatly reduced to A large assortment of narrow Cam bric EJges, with Insertions to match. Ladies' Neckwear Qc Values to 65e, for i Indies" high-grade Neckwear, In many dainty styles, some plain or fancy, some slightly soiled. Chiffon Veils 43c Regular 91.25 value Hemstitched Chirfon Veils. 2 yards long, in nearly every color. Sale Embroideries 15 Keguiar oue vaiuea . ,A.A 1 - .11 tLt. aoaann' dain- tv Embroideries, in many patterns of e'.lges and insertions: baby patterns, in French and English eyelet effects. Values to 60c, special '. ..15 Values to 25c. special 9C Sale Handkerchiefs Regular 15V4 value. Odds and ends in ladles' chiefs, embroidered swiss initials. 12ic values for 25c values for 20c values for Handker and odd 5 ...12 m? 7C 19c Sale of Lace's Regular 75e value Laces In lots comprising most everything now In demand for trim mings. Values to $2.25. now 57 Values t 75c, now ........ lye Washable Laces c Regular 50c value Largo assortment of new patterns in washable Val. Laee. with insertion to match: 1V4 to S-inch widths. Long Kid Gloves $1.79 Regular 94.00 value Ladies' 16-button real kid Glace Gloves, in blrick tan and brown: ev ery pair fitted to the hand. Mesh Veiling 19c Values to 75c for Large assortment of plain and fancy mesh Veiling: Values to 91-25, special 43 Values to 75c, special ...ltC FinaiClean-UpTailored Suits Silk and Lingerie Dresses $22.50-$30 Values $995 The Tailored Suits included in this sale are late Winter styles, closely approximating the new Spring models, except that the materials are heavier. There is quite a variety of lond coat effects, embracing every fashionable color arid up-to-date style feature. The lingerie dresses in this sale will be suitable for this Summer and the silk dresses are al most exactly the same as the fashion magazines are picturing : " 1 ; t t-V. for Spring 19UJ. HiVery Yvumau wuu gets uac ui mcac garments will get very unusual value in style and satisfaction. Friday Bargain Day your choice $1.29 Sale of Lockets Greatly reduced to. . . 200 gold-filled Lockets, in bright Roman and green gold finish, plain and fancy designs. New Silks, Wash Goods, Em broideries, Dress Goods 69c 89c Sale Neck Chains Regular 91.50 value Gold-filled Neck Chains, 22 Inches long, with gold soldered link. Sale Curtain Swiss Wife C Regular 18c yard 10,000 yards of figured and dotted Curtain Swiss, in large variety of nen patterns. Pad Supporters 29c Regular 50c value Foster and Diana four-strap mili tary Pad Supporters; come in all col ors. . Hair Ornaments 19c Values to 75c, special Best quality Bark Combs, Barettes, Hair Retainers, Side Combs. Ribbon Combs, etc.. in plain or fancy styles, colors; shell or amber. Sassafras Bark 3C Regular 10c package Owl Cut Rate sale of Sassafras Bark. Sale of Bay Rum QC Regular isow oouic. Men's Underwear 11.00 Garment, aperlal.... Men's Natural Gray Wool Shirts and Draweis. in Spring weight. Pinaud's Hair Tonic 73c Regular 91.00 bottle Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, the famous Hair Tonic,; Owl Cut Rate. 12V2C Men's 4-in-hand Values to 35c special.., Men's Crochet Four-in-Hands, In plain colors and college stripes. 98c Men's Gloves Regular 915 value . Men'3 Cape Outseam Gloves, in as sorted shades of tan, suitable for street wear. Sale of Dress Goods 11.00-91.5 vnluea. 39c New Leather Belts Reaular 9-.0O valuea New leather Belts, with handsome buckles, in all shades and designs. Directoire Belts 93.50-94.00 valuea for. . Directoire Belts, In light blue and black. 98c pink, white. Dent Style Gloves 9gc Regular 91-50 value Ladles' l-clasp Dent Style Cape Gloves. In ali shades of tans, all sizes. Imported Handbags $9.19 9t.50-9S.OO-9O.O0 valuea v New Imported Novelty Handbags, In seal and walrus leather, all new styles. Elastic Belting. 2c 7e-8c-!)c an Inch New Gold Novelty Braid and Elas tic Belting, in all new and desirable shades; 100 different patterns. New Leather Belts 48c 9t.K-91JiO-91.75 valuea New leather BUs, in brown, black, green, tan and navy; over 200 dif ferent styles. Directoire Sashes 59c 91JiO-92.O0-9-.35 values New Direotoire Sashes, plain and fancy colors, with heavy silk fringe. New Elastic Belts $! .19 Regular 92.50 value , New fitted Belts, eiastlc and leather combined. . . Directoire Belts 59 C Regular 92.00 value New Directoire Belts, in all new shades of satin. New Rama Bags $ 1 .98 94.0O-95.O0-9U.0O valuea...- New Rama Bags, handsomely trimmed In gunmetal. 49c Corset Covers Values to 91.00, special. Odd' lines of women's Corset Covers and Drawers, trimmed with dainty laces and Insertions or embroidery and tucks. . Sale of Dolls 15c Values to 35c, special Odd lcs' of Jointed, Bisque and Kid Dolls, dressed and undressed. $1.19 Cambric Skirts Values to 925, apeclal. . Odd lines of women's Cambric Skirts, with lace and Insertion, em broidery and tucks, or hemstitched flounces; all with dust ruffle. Dressing Sacques 89c Regular 91-50 value Beautiful Dressing Sacques. In pleated effects, long sleeves, turn down collar, belted; made of best quality flannelette: dotted, flower, conventional. Persian and Oriental ef fects; all colors. Tailor-Made Waists $1,39 Regular 91-75 value The new white linen Tailor-Made Waists, with pleated fronts, laundered collar and cuffs. Sale of Gowns g5c Values to 91.50, special Odd lines of ladies' Gowns, with circular and high necks, trimmed with lace, embroidery, insertion, tucks and hemstitching. Long Kimonos $1.85 Regular 93.00 value Fleecedown and German Flannel ette Kimonos; Oriental and flowered effects, in lavender, blue. gray, brown, red. navy and cadet, borne with cord and tassel; others loose effects. 25c Colored Irish Linen Regular 3c yard New Colored Irish Linen, 36 inches wide, suitable for waists. Ottoman Suiting 39c Regulur ooc ynru. Solid colors and stripes, in Ottoman Suiting; a beautiful mercenzeu. ma terial, with permanent finish. Sale of Tablets 7c 10c-15o values Fancy Kalitan Linen Tablets, in all sizes, ruled or unruled, best tablet value ever offered. Battenberg Doylies gc Regular 15c value Six-inch Battenberg Doylies, In many beautiful designs. Allover Net Waists i dO Values to 94.50, apeclal Allover Net Waists, with pretty cluny lace trimmings, long sleeves, up to date; V and square yokes; the best waist value offered. Linen Towels 5 c Regular 10c value Fringed Linen Gloss Towels, size 14x22 inches. Japanese Doylies gc Regular 15c value Six-inch Japanese Doylies, hand drawn, in pretty designs. Sale Beauty Pins Values to 50c, special.... ' Heavy gold-filled Beauty Pins, in the most artistic designs, beautifully finished in Roman and English col ored gold. Post Card Albums 39c Regular 75c value Fancy post card albums, in beauti fully designed taxiderm covers, with dark green interior; hold 400 cards. Sale of Envelopes (tc lOc-ISc values Broken lots of the best quality lin en fabric Envelopes, the most desir able shapes and sizes, with the latest style flaps; come in white and colors. 17c Sale Gold Dust 3-lb. package, 25c value. Let the Gold Dust Twins do your work. u 4 n , ti nf tl-io values criv- en by Lipman-Wolfe's Owl Cut-Rate Drug Store. Silk Rubber Coats5 QQ Values to 912.50 for t"' Misses' Rubberized Silk Coats, in all colors; very fashionable effects; sizes 10 to 14 years. Sale Petticoats $1.29 Regular 92 00 value r Ladles' Petticoats, in black only: not often sold at such a low pnea as this. . Silk Petticoats Rnnilar SK.00 values, special. Beautiful rustling silk Petticoats, in black and nearly all colors: the flounces are neatly and attractively $4.79 made. Women's Dress Skirts 5g7 Values to 915.00, special Extra good skirts in every respect and all are this season's styles, su perb materials. Women's Fine Skirts 395 Values to 910,00 Woman's fine gored and Plated Skirts, of panamns, serge, cheviot and fancy mixtures; all colors; trimmed with bands at bottom. Bromo Seltzer QC Regular 25e bottle Owl Cut Rate sale of Bromo Seltzer. Sale Men's Hosiery QC Regular 35c pair 100 dozen pairs of men's black rashmere Hose, with gray heels and toes, guaranteed fast black and per fect fitting. 69c All-wool Serges, plain, herringbone and fancy stripes, in black, navy. Cop enhagen, reseda. Alice; also novelty stripe suiting, 46-inch material. Mohair Sicilians 49c Regular 65c yard 50-inch Mohair Sicilians, with high luster: in navy, royal and black. Spring Suitings 43c Kt'UU cr a lur r . 8c is.in.-h new Snrlnir mixed Suitings, in stripe and check effects; all new Spring colors. Colored Suitings Greatly reduced to Printed colored Suifing, in small figures, stripes and dots; the newest fabric, in bonicred styles; various col or effects. Wash goods section. Sale of White Goods 1 5C Regular 25c yard White mull. In checks and stripes, flirured madras and white dotted swiss. Just the material for Spring waists. . Sale Black Hosiery Values to 75c pair. 25c njj ,.. and sizes in women s blnck Hosiery: plain gauze, lace boots, allover iace, plain rib, etc. Box.Toilet Soap 22c Keg. 15c cak S cakes Violet, heliotrope, buttermilk or im ported Castile Toilet Soap. 8c Whisk Brooms ni fiit Itate Drue Store.. '10-Inch Whisk Brooms, 4 styles, an e x traordinary value. Sale Nail Brushes gc Owl Cut Rate Drug Store Japanese Nail Brushes, plain and inverted back ebony, rosewood and satin. Wire Hair Brushes 59c Regular 91.00 value, apeclal Kbonold wire bristle Hair Brushes. Sale Bath Brushes 29c Regulur 50c value, apeclal Long and short handled Bath Brushes, excellent bristles. DEMOCRATS- JEER AT KNOX TANGLE House Leaders Invent Fic tion to Change Salary Allowance. HOT ASSAULTS ON CANNON Hnbbard and Hepburn Accuse Members of Prostration Before Tyrant Fitzgerald Knocks out Knox' Assistants. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. The contro versy over the legislative appropria tion bill, in connection with the salary of the Secretary of State and regarding- the ineligibility of Senator Knox for that office, was settled In the House of Representatives today when the bill was sent to conference and the com mittee was authorized to consider the salary provision as if in disagreement. This gives the committee power to re duce the pay from J12.000 to S000, its former figure. The Republicans were caught nap ping when a resolution by Fitzgerald, of New York, was adopted disagreeing to the Senate amendments creating the offices of rnder Secretary and Fourth Assistant Secretary of State. Attack9 on Cannon. The bill codifying and amending the penal laws of the United States was passed and the fortifications bill was discussed. Various attacks on the House rules were made by Hubbard and Hepburn of Iowa. The latter as serted that members had betrayed their trust and prostrated themselves at the feet of the Speaker, who, he said, had hren made a tyrant. The bill was pending when the House took a recess until tomorrow. Palzell from the committee on rules reported back the joint resolution, which authorized the conferees on the legislative, executive and judicial ap propriation bill to treat the provision on making an appropriation of 112,000 for the salary of the Secretary of Slate during the next fisial year as if the two houses had disagreed on it. An effort Immediately to order the previous question was met by objec tion from the Democrats. On roll call the previous question was or dered by a vote of 157 to 107. Cutting Knox Salary Snarl. After debate, the resolution was adopted, 182 to 125. and It then went to the Senate for concurrence. The Senate later adopted without comment the joint resolution as adopted by the House and directed Its conferees fur ther to Insist upon the Senate amend ments. The conferees will take up the salary question as If there had been a disagreement of the two houses. In the House. Dalaell explained that the object of the resolution was to remove a legislative tangle. "Seating the devil around a stump." remarked Williams of Mississippi, "la always a tortuous and sometimes em barrassing proceeding to some men." Fitzgerald of New York, scored the committee on rules for the frequency with which it overrides everything and everybody. "Not only overrides the law. but the Constitution also," interjected Mann of Illinois. Cockran of New York, amid laugh ter, declared that "It remains for the committee to take some liberties with common sense." He declared that the committee seemingly exhausted its capacity to bring the House down to the level of the opera bouffe. "Now, lefs bring It back again to where it belongs," he exclaimed. QUARREL IN COURT Lawyers Spend Time in Wran gles at Calhoun Trial. STERN REBUKE TO HENEY OBSERVE GOLDEN JUBILEE St. Mary's ' Academy Plans Elabo rate Ceremony for Xext June St. Mary's Academy is to celebrate its golden Jubilee June 21 to 25. The in stitution for girls Is in charge of the Sisters of the Holy Names. All the bishops from the entire province, includ ing the Pacific Coast States, as well as the archbishop from Montreal, are ex pected to be in attendance. The mother provincial is sending out Invitations to the alumnae and ex-students of the Insti tution in all parts of the United States and wherever they are located, inviting them to be present at the Jubilee. The Portland school, which was started without any endowment, is now In crowded quarters at Fourth and Market streets. The college department will soon move to Oswego, however, where larger buildings are in course of con struction. The alumnae and fortner students of the institution are sending out the fol lowing circular letter to ex-students: The celebration of the SOih anniversary of the foundation of St. Mary's Academy and i-nlipo-e. In -luna. 1A09. is an event which will appeal to every former student of our alma mater and awaken a corresponding; de Fire to give a substantia! proof of loyalty to the Institution which, during half a cen turv. has done Its work nobly and successfully- Confident that you will most heartily co-operate with us In our orsanlzed effort. w cordially solicit your contribution toward a scholarship of $.VHX in the future college, which the Alumnae and former students of Bt. Mary's Academy and College desire to present the faculty on the occasion of the golden Jubilee. The J5O0O will constitute an Irreducible fund,- the Interest only to be ap plied, as tuition, to some worthy student who would otherwise be unable to secure an education. Kindly forward all contributions to Miss Emma Campion, care of St. Mary's Acad emy and College. Portland. Or The secretary of St. Mary's Alumnae As sociation will be happy to communicate further information to those desiring It. Ad dress Mis Luclle Dooly, care St. Mary's AeadoVny and College, Portland. Or. The committee for the Alumnae is com posed of Mrs. John P. Kavanaugh. Miss Aphla. Dlmlrk. Miss Emma Butler. Mis. James Laldlaw. Mrs. C. R. Watson and Miss Ortavia Murphy- Th committee of former students Includes Mrs. Pol Hlrsch. Mn. John Barrett. Miss Mary McKay. Mrs. Alice Crane, Mrs. William Ugbtner and Mrs. J. F. Wat . son. The committee for the alumnae is com posed of Mrs. John P. Kavanaugh, Miss Aphla Dimick, Miss Emma Butler, Mrs. James Laidlaw. Mrs. C. R. Watson and Miss Octavla Murphy. The committee of former students includes Mrs. Sol. Hlrsch. Mrs. John Barrett, Miss Mary McKay. Mrs. Alice Crane. Mrs. William Lightner and Mrs. J. F. Watson. Cupid In Trouble Tying Knots. THE DAI,LES, Or.. Feb. 18. (Special.) Stephen M. Beard and Mrs. Dolly Ma goon, giving Portland as their address, were today refused a license to wed by County Clerk F. R. Angle. The Oregon law says the license must be obtained in the county in which the bride-to-be shall reside. The pair left this afternoon for Stevenson, Wash., where they hope to secure the necessary document. n" Haiitf vnimir and attract! va woman ever gets off a streetcar backwards. I Net Result of Another Day Is An other Temporary Juror Man AVho Leads Simple Life Re- jected After Wordy Battle. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18.-Frequent quarrels between opposing attorneys', bit ter recrimination and contention that bordered on abuse characterized today's proceedings in the trial of Patrick Cal houn, president of the United Railroads, who is charged with bribery. Late in the day James Granville, a retired Iron worker, was accepted to occupy the 11th seat In the Jury box, making the 15th Juror actually accepted during the trial. Between the stormy passages of morn ing and afternoon SO talesmen were ex amined and the 12th special venire was exhausted. Lawyers Heat Atmosphere. During the early part of the proceed ings today Assistant District Attorney Heney challenged a juror whom he ac- cused of not acting in good faith and for over an hour juage iawiui iuu..u his time fully occupied in adjusting the frequent outbursts in which five attor neys participated. Charles Heldcwald. proprietor of a res taurant, who admittted that he had been expelled by the union of streetcar em ployes during the last strike, was under examination when adjournment was taken. He had been passed by the de fense and. while professing to enter tain no opinions material to the case, was apparently not desired as a Juror by the prosecution. Court Rebukes Both. Ferdinand A. Haber, a retired wine merchant, who said he spent his morn ings among his books and flowers and livfd the simple life, was the cause of tli" hottest wrangle between lawyers. Judge Lawlor rebuked both Mr. Heney and Stanley - Moore, saying the former was indiscreet in some of his questions, and ordered the latter not again to ad dress the court. When Mr. Heney Anally challenged Mr. Haber, A.. A. Moore accused him of ulterior motives and another wrangle ensued. The chal lenge was allowed. well. In Manitoba and thence northerly to meet the Winnipeg-Brandon line. The capital stock will be $2,500,000. The gen eral office is to be in Winnipeg. The . v. ,r to buv Inland company 1 ,J - . , lines from Gretna to Portage la Prairie and from Morden to the boundary. Two years ago when James J. Mill HILL , INVADING CANADA Incorporate Railway Company in Manitoba to Make Extension. WINNIPEG, Feb. 18. A bill to Incor porate the Manitoba & Great Northern Railway came before the Legislature to day. Louis W. Hill, Robert I. Farington, James Ilisher, Charles P. Wilson and John G. Fisher are incorporators. The bill gives permission to the company to build lines ' of railway from Winnipeg to Brandon. Manitoba, and from Bran don to Elkhorn. Man., and thence to the boundary of Saskatchewan. From Morden the line will go to Rnlh- FRO.M NEW YORK WORLD, JUNE 25, 'OS. STATEN ISLAND MAN STRONG FOR COOPER Had Been in a Precarious Condition For a Long Time George W. Tucker, of Granitevllle. Staten Island, Is among those who have become strong believers In L. T. Cooper. On Wednesday, when inter viewed at Cooper's headquarters he said: "A month ago I was a chronic dyspeptic, caused by catarrh of the stomach.. Now I am a well man. "I came here a month ago, saw this man Cooper, got his New Discovery medicine and started takinir It. At that time everything I ate caused gas to form in my stomach immediately. For an hour or so after meals I would be In pain, which would not leave me altogether until nearly time for the next meal. I had to be extremely care ful in what I ate, as I could only digest the simplest food. My appetite was very poor and I was nervous and ill nourished, due to the failure of my food to digest properly. I felt tired and run down and lacked vitality. I did not sleep well, only getting about four hoars' steep a night, and tossing about even when asleep. I would wake in the morning just as worn out aa when I went to bed. "I have been in this condition for a long time and have tried in every way to find something that would help me. I have been discouraged during the past year to such an extent that I did not believe I would ever be well again. I started to take this medicine with very little faith in it, but I thought perhaps it would do me some good for a while at any rate. It has done more or me than I ever hoped it would. I now have a fine ' appetita and eat anything I choose. I have no longer any gas in my stomach and I sleep well at night. I nave gained weight and strength, and no longer have the dull, tired feeling that troubled me constantly for several years. There Is no question but that Cooper has a medicine that will woik wonders for stomach trouble. It is the only thing 1 have found that helped me in the slightest." Cooper's New Discovery is now on sale at leading druggists everywhere. We will send to anyone upon request Mr. Cooper's booklet, in which he tells the reason for most chronic ill-health. The Cooper Medicine Co, Dayton, O. Premium Piano Sale During this sale we will give you a receipt for double the amount of your first payment, on any new piano in our store up to one-eighth the price of the instrument. No More - Solicitors Hereafter Eilers Piano House will not employ any more solicitors or can vassers. People in Oregon now adays read the newspa pers and in future we shall confine our an nouncements altogether to them. We are quite sure that in this way a great deal of unintentional' annoy ance caused people who may not have been quite ready to purchase will be done away with. We propose to elimi nate all this extra expense in the future and we shall give our customers the benefit of tliis additional saving. Hence our still farther reduction in prices. Finest of New Pianos Reduced to $165, $182, $210, $240, $272, $307, $389, etc., etc., etc. Should You Live Out Of Town we will send to vou any of our pianos subject to inspection and approval. We pay freight both ways if instrument after delivery is not found perfectly satis factory to buyer. BIGGEST BUSIEST AND BEST dliMivsan of pianoreIibiiito THE HOUSE OF HIGHESTk QUALITY 353 Washington Street We will exhibit at the A.-Y.-P. Exposition, Seattle, June 1 to October 16.