Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 26, 1909, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY; JUNE 26, 1909. Store Will Remain OpenTonight Until 9:30 Portland Agents for "Nemo" Corsets, Butterick Patterns, "Vudor" Porch Shades, Etc. 18 Meier &. Frank Store Saturday Sale ofUnderwear Women's swiss-ribbed Undervests with fancy lace yokes; low neck, noOQ sleeves; all sizes; 50c vals, ea...''C Women's fine ribbed Umbrella Drawers, lace-trimmad, extra wide; all sizes, best 50c values, on sale at, the pair..2D Women's fine ribbed lisle thread Union Suits, lace-tcinimed, well made C7 and finished; $1.25 values, . each " 1 00 Pcrasols $3.50 Values $ 1 .95 Great Saturday sale of 100 Pongee Para sols, plain, dotted and fancy colored; very pretty styles in large variety; reg ular $3.00 and $3.50 values, QC on sale at this low price, ea, P.A Dutch Collars At 16c Each Saturday sale of 2000 linen Dutch Col lars, hemstitched; round and square cor ners; 21-2 to 3 in. wide; beautiful tail ored finish; sizes 12 to 14; best "I regular 25c values, on sale at, ea. "C June Sale of Undermuslins Fine cambric longcloth and nainsook Drawers, made with fitted waistbands and trimmed in the' best quality laces, embroideries and tucks; beautiful Styles in very large assortment; these are $2.50 to $3.50 values; but we place j1 fiQ them on sale at, special, pair P Women 's fine cambric and ' nainsook Gowns, trimmed in good quality lace and embroidery; high neck and long sleeves; low neck and short puff or flowing sleeves; the best regular 1 QQ $2.50 to $3.50 values, at. .SO Special lot of women's short white Un derskirts, trimmed in lace and embroid ery tucks and insertion; 85c to T $1.25 values, on sale at, sp'l., ea. Women's fine nainsook, lawn and cross bar Corset Covers, beautifully trimmed iu dainty lace, beading and ribbon; blouse fronts, back tucked, lace and embroidery-trimmed ; best regu- ZJ1 yfl Q lar $2.50 values, on sale at P Special lot of women's Combination Gar ments, of crossbar, nainsook and lawns and trimmed in lace and embroidery, edgings, beading and rib- 1 OO bons ; great values, on sale at P Special lot women's white Underskirts, cambric, nainsook and lawn tops, with wide flounces of embroidery, tucks, in sertions and lace edgings; separate dust ruffles; regular $4 to $6 d0 QO values, on sale at, sp'l., each O New and complete line of children's white Knit Coats, single and double breasted styles, with pockets and belts; white, oxford and gray; ages CJO ff 1 to 3 years; priced at 75c to PJVJJ Grocery Sale Columbus brand Tomatoes, new OO pack; great value at four tins for '' Snider's Blue Label or Griffon 0" Catsup on sale at, special, bottle "i"C Kxtra choice Uncolored Japan ACf Tea, great special value at, pound "VC Beans and Tomato .Sauce, 3 tins.. 25 Assorted Soups, per dozen tins..05 Groceries and Provisions for camping parties and mountain use. All orders carefully packed and shipped. Basement. he Mener ? Fraik Saturday Store Biilletlsk Boys Military Suits at $ 1 . 1 8 "Bunny" Suits for 38c Each Great Saturday sale of 1000 boys military Khaki Suits; best grade, Norfolk style of coat, with belt; long pants, with belt straps; ages 6 to 16 years. Just the t1 "I Q suit for beach and vacation' wear. Great special values, on sale at, suit P A e X O 1000 Bunny Suits, for boys and girls 2 to 6 years of age ; three pieces in one pants, waist and skirt of chambray or madras; pink, blue or gray; well made, withQQ pocket; great special value buy all you want of them at this low price, suit 5C Men's $5.00 Oxfords $3.45 Mens $2.50 Shoes $1.69 Pr. Great Saturday sale of men's high-grade Oxfords in tan Russia calf, patent eolt and velour calf; blncher and lace styles, hand-welt soles; medium, London and swing shapes; all sizes, 5 to 11; all tnis season's best style footwear; the CO AtZ regular $4.00 and $5.00 values, pair $0.43 Saturday sale of men's satin calf lace Shoea strong, well-made and substantial every-day shoes; plain and tip toes; all sizes. CQ Great special values, on sale at, pair PAD7 Great Saturday sale of boys' tan Lace Shoes and brown kid Oxfords; splendid Summer styles London and cottage toes ; all sizes, as follows : Regular $2.00 values, on sale at, pair, $1.49 Regular $2.25 values, on sale at, pair, $1.69 Tailored Suits for Women Great June sale of women's and misses' Tailored Suits; 1000 garments for your se lection. This season's most attractive styles and materials in medium and long coats, semi and tight-fitting effects, strictly tailored as well as fancy trimmed suits ; Panama cloths, serges, prunella cloths and fancy worsteds; skirts plain gored with panel front and trimmed to match the coat; black, navy blue, green, rose, tan, brown and wistaria; also invisible plaids, stripes and checks; suits to please every individual fancy; four immense lots. Very low prices. Make selections now. On sale at the following prices: Regular $22.50 values on sale at $11.85 Regular $35.00 values on sale at $17.45 Regular $30.00 values on sale at, $14. 85 Regular $45.00 values on sale at $22.45 Men's $ 1 .25 Underwear 79c Men's 7 5c Nightshirts at 45c Kerchiefs 17c Men's mercerized Silk and Lisle Underwear, in blue, tan and white; shirts and draw ers,' form-fitting; all sizes; best $1.25 values, on TQ sale at, the garment C 100 doz. men's muslin Night shirts, in plain and trimmed styles, military and low col lar, come in all sizes; well made and finished; the best regular 75c values, on A C sale at, special, each"" 200 dozen men's all pure linen Handkerchiefs, y and hemstitching; the best regular 25c values buy all you want of them at "1 y this special rrice. ea. X f C 100 dozen men's "Soisette" Shirts, golf style or with soft collar: bine. tan. f i rrx cream and gray; all sizes; well made and finished; $1.50 values garment 100 dozen men's Invisible Summer Suspenders, in white and fancy patterns; OQ the best regular 50e values, on sale at the unusually low price of, the pairOC Men's $3.50 Trousers $ 1 .53 Great Saturday sale of 500 pairs of men's medium and lightweight worsted Trousers, in dark mixtures, hairline stripes, brown and gray stripes; styles suitable for business or dress wear. Every pair well made and finished. We have them in all df ro sizes. Remarkable values buy all you want of them at, special, the pair P 00 Misses' - Children's Wash Dresses Outing and easme Specials In Toy Dept. White Water Wings, regular 25c values, on sale at. .19 Water Wings, regular 35c values, on sale, special.. 23 Garden Sets Rake, Shovel, and Hoe, on sale as follows lOo values at 7 25c values at 19 50c values at 39 Seaside Buckets and Shovels, at, each, 3c, 7c and.. lit Roller Skates, with steel wheels, on sale at these prices 75c values, the pair, 59f $1.50 values, the pair, $1.23 Regular 15c Japanese Parasols on sale for, special, ea..9 Great sale of Japanese Lanterns, at the following prices Reg. 40c values, doz., 23 60c values, dozen, 39j Reg. 75c values, doz., 59 $1.50 values, dozen, $1.13 Rough Rider Suits for boys, 6 to 10 years of age; JQ best regular $1.00 values, on sale, special, suit 0C Boys' Baseball Suits Reduced Boys' 3-piece Baseball Suits, regular $1.50 values, on sale at, special, suit.. $1.13 Boys' 3-piece Baseball Suits, regular $1.75 values, on sale at, special, snit..$1.39 Boys' 4-piece Baseball Suits, regular $2.00 values, on sale at, special, suit.. $169 Boys' 4-piece Baseball Suits, regular $3.00 values, on sale at, special, suit.. $225 Boys' 4-piece Baseball Suits, regular $6.00 values, on sale at' special, suit.. $475 Great June Sale of Hammocks Our entire stock at greatly reduced prices. Best weaves, designs, colorings and combi nations. Values we know yon cannot equal anywhere in the city. On the Third Floor. iteguiar z.uu values, special, ea..x.isy Keguiar ?4.00-?4.50 values, each. $2 85 Regular $2.25-$2.50 values, each. :$1.T5 Regular $5.00-$6.00 values, each.. $385 All lines oi Lawn and rorcn bwings and Uuting Goods at low prices. Take advantage Continuation of the great special sale of misses and children's Wash Dresses In- cluded in the lot are 1 OOP new and pretty dresses for children, 6 to 14 years of age, to be sold at a price less than half their value Included are ginghams, chambrays, lawns and linens, in Buster Brown, sailor. jumper and Russian styles; some with Dutch neck and short sleeves All have full-pleated skirts Great assortment for your selection Blues, pinks, tans and fancy checks and stripes trimmed in braids. lace, insertions and fancy buttons All are well made and finished; values up to $3.5Q each, on sale at this extra- ( l C ordinary low price, each P 1 & See Our Big Fifth-Street Window Display Long Silk Gloves $1.33 Pr. Great Saturday 6ale of the best grade long Milanese Silk Gloves: extra heaw nn1. ity, double finger tips; Kayser, Fownes and Gloversville makes; in white, black, light uiuc, gray, canary auu xavenaer, come in ail sizes; me Desi regular U?t $2.50 values, on sale for the day only at this unusually low price, the pair "1 Love My Wife, but Oh, You Kid!" for 14c "I Love My "Wife, but Oh, You Kid," the original song, by thu enmnoKfvrs nf "Sipm Adnlina " "Can't V o t M Lonely?" etc. Come up and get all yon want of this 1 A tantalizing song at 14c copy take advantage of sale v Jungle Moon, Bed Wing, I Wish I Had a Girl, School Days, Lovelight, vocal and instrumental ; Just Some One, Rose Leaves, A. Y. P. Exposition March, and hundreds of 1 O others buy all you want of them at, special, the copy A C Complete score of "Merry. Widow" at low price of.. 43 Meier &. Frank Store Our Saturday Hosiery Sale 5000 pairs of women's black imported Lisle Hose, light weight, Hermsdorf dye, garter tops, a on Die soles; in all sizes; great values at. the rair55C 3000 pairs of women's Summer weight Lisle Hose, with lace boot; silk finish, double heel and toe; best regular Of 35c values. On sale at. the r.airv'C Misses fine ribbed black Lisle Hose, silk mercerized finish; seamless foot, OO elastic tops; 35o values, at, pairC Children's Lisle Half Hose, in plain col ors, fancy check tops and embroidered boot; black, white and assorted 1Q colors; 35c values, on sale at, pr. 7C Sale Veiling 25c-35c Values 10c Great Saturday sale of 15,000 yards of Mesh Veiling, in tuxedo, plain and dot ted nets; 250 pieces in the lot: venr wf styles and effects ; regular 25c 1ft. and 35c values, on sale at, the yd. JG 20c Kerchiefs at 9c Saturday sale of 3000 women's all-linen Handkerchiefs, real princess lace edge; just the thing for making collars Q and jabots; 20c values, on sale at 57 C 1 5c Ribbons 5c Yard 10,000 yards of Taffeta Ribbon, 1 to 1 inches wide; black, white and all colors, suitable for belting; best regular C 10c and 15c value, on sale at, yard Sale of Refrigerators Great reduction sale of our entire stock of White Mountain Refrigerators; in all styles and all grades, on sale at saving prices take advantage. . In Basement: Regular $10.00 White Moun- fl Q tain, on sale at, special, ea. pOTri $13.00 White Mountain on flj-l f ACl sale at this low price, each P "Tr5 $16.00 White Mountain on C 1 f Q C 6ale at this low price, each S "t0 $17.50 White Mountain on !1 O QC sale at this low price, each P 00 $21.00 White Mountain on !1 f Qft sale at this low price, each P "OU $27.50 White Mountain on tf0 "I QC sale at this low price, each 'O $32.00 White Mountain on tOC QtS sale at this low price, each V''' $35.00 White Mountain on CO "7 QC sale at this low price, each P" ") $45.00 White Mountain on tfOP QC sale at this low price, each P 07J $70.00 White Mountain on OCC QC sale at this low price, each PJJ7J $100 White Mountain on OO sale at this low price, each P CLUB PROGRESS TOLD rORTIiAND WOMAN'S CLVB HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING. ltevlews Work or Year and New President Announces Appoint ment of Committees. The annual preneral meeting of the Portland Woman's Club was held yes terday afternoon, Mrs. Robert Lutke prestdlntr for the last time. The presi dent's report for the past year told of the club's growth, not only in numeri cal strensth. but also in the true "club spirit." Women are learning to differ and agree for a common good to the greatest number, she said, rather than for personal feeling. The programmes for the year have been varied and successful. The ques tion of financing the department work was also touched upon by the presi dent, and more fully discussed later in the meeting when an amendment to the constitution was passed, raising the membership fee from $5 to $10 and setting aside the money thus obtained as a fund which may be used for the promotion of department work. An amendment passed at the same time, provides that no club member shall receive pay for services to any department. The president also reported on the publicity work of the club. Visits nave been paid to leading local in dustrles in order that the club mem bers may inform themselves as to Port land's resources and use their influence for the advancement of its commercial interests. The question of a clubhouse was Also touched upon. Other amendments to the constitution wnicn were discussed and passed pro vide for - ohange in the tim of th nn nual election and the legibility of the retiring president for re-election. The installation of the new . club officers was followed by the announcement of com mittees for the coming year, appointed by Mrs. S. M. Gllnes, the incoming president: These are as follows: . Publicity committer Mesrtames W. G. Thomas, W. H. Fear. F. Estgert, A. H. Brey man, H. A. Moore, P. J. Mann. A- S. Dunl way. Sarah Evans, R. Lutke, B. Miller, r. M. Y atson. Social committee Mesdamea P. Von Duyn. R. Smith. F. D. Kuettner. H. J. Jack son, Q. Hartman, A. G. Riddle, J. C. Hare, o. Ivleeman. w. II. Moser, M. O. Tenny, C. L. Howe, R. M. Trussell. L. M. Hubert, McKinley Mitchell. F. E. Harlow. J. Muckle. T. P. Wise. M. Swam, c. Smith, M. B. XJ'Ren, B. M. Haller. Visiting- committee Mesdames P. Law ton. N. M. McDanlela. O. Hirsch, A. H. Steaiiman, J. C. Jones, F. N. Anls, M. H. McClurg. H. P. Bigger. A. Oakei. Calendar committee Mesdamea J. Smith. ( Puffer, A. K. Wilson, A. Q. Dayton, M. Pugh. Hall committee Mesdamea V. Eg-gert. M A. Dalton, M. A. Ogden. Resolutions committee Mesdames C. Dun lap. C. H. Dodd, H. S. Gile. ASSAILANT NOT CAPTURED Search for Man Who Attacked Ger trude Lucke Futile. The search for the unknown assail ant of Miss Gertrude Lucke, the 17-year-old daughter of Emil Lucke, man ager of the Portland Art Glass works, who was attacked on the road to her home at Sylvan, one .mile from the terminus of the Portland Heights car line, Thursday night, has developed Into a still hunt on the part of the police detectives. William Bruce, a 24-year-old labor er, who came here recently from Tua latin, was arrested as a suspect yes terday morning by Patrolman Vessev. but after being taken to the girl's home he was released as she stated positive ly that he was not the man. Last night no new clews were found by the offi cers. Why not spend a week at Estacada? First-class hotel accommodation J10 per weeic. CLOCK CAUSES TROUBLE DISPUTE REGARDING IT RE SULTS IV ARREST. Retention hy Landlady in Uea of Room Rent Alleged to Be Due Is Cause of Much Difficulty. Some times, but not often, the time keeper In a fight Is arrested. This Is what happened yesterday afternoon, when Mrs. Frank Jackson, of 611 Jef ferson street, swore to a warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Lydia A. Piggot. of 249 Fourth street, for the larceny of a clock of the value of 15 cents. Mrs. Piggot asserts Mrs. Jackson owes her for room rent and says that Is why she is holding the clock When Mrs. Jackson, much excited, walked into the District Attorney's of fice yesterday afternoon and commenced a recitation of her troubles to Frank D. Henessey, of the District Attorney's staff, she exclaimed: "I want a war rant for the arrest of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham. "For whom." echoed Mr. Henessev. Mrs. Jackson then corrected herself ana speiiea tne name out for the bene fit of the official. The troubles between, the two com menced Thursday night, when a police officer accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack son to the Piggot rooming bouse and helped them secure their trunks. Thev hold a receipt for their room rent, but Mrs. Piggot says they had some friends staying with them and she Is entitled to rent from them. Constable Lou Wag ner, who went to serve the warrant, took possession of the clock and re turned it to Mrs. Jackson and told Mrs. Piggot to appear in Justice Court this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Jackson an nounced her Intention of withdrawing the proceedings In view of the recov- Trouble Makers Ousted. . When a sufferer from stomach trouble takes Dr. King's New Life Pills he's mighty glad to see his Dyspepsia and Indigestion fly, but more tie's iicmea over his new, fine appetite, strong nerves, healthy vigor, all be cause stomach, liver and kidneys now work right. . 25c at all druggists. New York. When a fcottle. of hair restorer turned Mrs. Kate J. Moesser's -hair Into a bright green, she sued Charles H. Grimley, the manufacturer, for damages and a local court gave her a verdict for $600. CONTRACT BEFORE MAYOR Action on Lighting Agreement Await ed With Interest. WTiether or not Mayor Lane will sign the contract for lighting the city for the next five years, is a question that Is cre ating great Interest In official circles Just now. The contract, approved as to form by City Attorney Kavanaugh, signed by President Josselyn, of the Portland Rail way, Light & Power Company, and all ready for the signature of the Mayor, was laid upon the executive's table yes terday afternoon, but he was unable to peruse It during the day, and It Is still unsigned. Mayor Lane was asked as to his Inten tions concerning the contract, but evaded a direct answer by saying that he will not sign it until he reads It carefully It Is generally believed that he will sign the document, but if he does not. It Is probable that his successor In office. ex Senator Simon, will approve it when he assumes command, as It Is said to be a favorable proposition from the city's standpoint. Oregon Herbs (a tea) best remedy for Kidney and bladder troubles. Nature's own preparation. 60c at all druggists. NEW AIRBRAKE SUCCESS 3. V. Robinson, of Salem, Invents Automatic Coupler. SALEM. Or.. June 25. (Special.) Port land and Chicago experts are enthus iastic regarding an automatic alrbrai4 connection invented by a 6alem man, J. V. Robinson, formerly of Portland. It Is claimed that the air appliance will in time supersede the present hand coup ling, which is considered slow and ex pensive and annually results in the loss of many lives. ts ALL OF THESE GOOD THINGS AT ALL OF SMITH'S MARKETS CHICKENS Fine, "fancy, . fat. Hens that beat the band, dressed yesterday in our own sanitary poultry plant. Give the family a treat, when chickens are so choice and cheap Hens 1S Fryers and broilers 250 Lots and lots of Chinook Salmon 12 Vsitf Sturgeon absolutely fresh from our own fisheries, 2 lbs . . . 15J Halibut 10? Veal Sausage, you get it at Smith 's only 12V TAKE NOTICE THAT WEST SIDE. 226 Alder Street. Twenty-first and Johonon Streets. 1S8 Clbbs Street. Eleventh and Montgomery- Streets. Third and Jefferson Streets. ASTORIA. 253 Taylor Street (Union town). Twelfth ana Bond Streets. Fine Shoulder Roasts of - Veal ........... 10S 12V2 Fine Breasts of -Veal. . .8, 10 Right fresh choice Veal Cutlets . . . . V. . . . 12V-15 Veal Stew, per lb. .... 10 Knuckles of Veal.' 6 Shoulder Roasts of Mutton, per lb. 8 Legs of Mutton, lb. . 12Vzt 15 Mutton Chops, lb. . .12y2?t 15 Best Round Steak, per lb. . . 10 Best Sirloin Steak, per lb. . 12V? Best Tenderloin Steak, lb. 12 Hamburg Steak, fresh every . hour, per lb. lOc Shoulder Steak, per lb 8i Prime Rib Roast Beef, Per lb- - 10S 12V2 Rump Roast Beef, lb... 82, 10 Shoulder Roast Beef, lb. .7, 8 Beef for Soup, per lb 3 Beef for Boiling, per lb.. .5, 6 Smith's Absolutely Pure Pork Sausage, per lb. . . . 12YZ Frankfurt Sausage, per lb.l2V2 Bologna Sausage, Liver Sausage and Head Cheese, per lb. .l6 Hams, per lb. 18 Chinook Salmon, per lb...l2V2 Sturgeon, 2 lbs 15 Halibut, 3 lbs 25 $ Butteir Good Butter, 55 Fancy Creamery Butter.. 60 Oregon Eggs, fresh from the ranch, per dozen .-252 Ham Sausage, per lb. ...... . 15 Smith's Absolutely Pure, Not Adulterated, Lard, per lb..l5 Smith's Edible Beef Drip pings, per lb 10 Breakfast Bacon, per lb 20 SMITH'S NEW MARKET, UNION AVENUE AND TILLAMOOK STREET, IS NOW OPEN. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT GO. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" EAST SIDE. 512 Williams Avenne. 363 East Morrison Street. 1 Thirty-third and Belmont Streets. Grand Ave. and Hawthorne Ave. S52 East Bnrnslde Street. Jener Street, St. John. 4 Alberta Street. -4 T01 Mississippi Avenue. SEASIDE Bridge Street.