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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1909)
TIIE 16 nnn Hawaiian Pineannles. Large Size, Sweet Frait-16c Each, on Sale in the GroceryDepartment in Bgggsgmgntjt ore Men's and Boys' Clothing and the Wongnjjtfen's and Children's snoe ueparimenisnowotc v,.. . -- 39c 60c $1.29 $1.39 $5.00 $7.00 Meier & Frank Store August Linen Sale Keeps moving along with more buyers and better values than ever before. Shrewd and economical housewives will give early attention to their linen needs. Thousands and thousands of yards of Table Damask in all grades at extraor dinary low prices. Best patterns in large assortment. Vn sale ai inese prices 66-inch silver bleached Dam ask, best 60c values, per yard 68-inch mercerized Satin Da mask, best 75c value, per yard 72-inch double satin Dam ask, $1.50 values per yard 72-inch double satin Dam ask, $1.75 values, per yard Satin Damask Napkins of superior qual ity and best pattern, on sale today at the following extremely low prices: 200 dozen 2-1-inch Napkins, in the best patterns; regular $4.50 val- tO yC ues; your choice, per dozen V 300 dozen 22-inch Napkins, in the best patterns; regular $3.00 val- fcO 50 hps-, vour choice, ver dozen f'"-,'v " 7 mf ' Napkins, regular $7.00 val ues, for today, at, per dozen -Napkins, regular $10.00 val ues, fox today, at, per dozen Hemstitched Linen Table Sets, beautiful style and quality; Tablecloths and Napkins to match. Today's prices: 8-10 Cloths, with Napkins to match, our regular $5.00 values, GA ()f) at this very special price V" 8-12 Cloths, with Napkins to match, our regular $6.00 values, fl?C f)Q at this very special price P",V'V Great values in Towels and Toweling. Great values in Sheets and Pillow Slips. Great values in Blankets and Comfor ters. Great values in Bedspreads, all grades. You should not fail to see them. 50 handsome linen Table Sets, cloths and Napkins to match; beautiful patterns and fine quality; values up to $20 the set, on sale at this special reduction, 15 PEE CENT CTF. Come and see them. Hand-embroidered Table Linens on sale at decided reductions. Come, see them. 500 pieces of all-linen Crash Toweling, our regular 12V2c values, on Q sale today all you want, at, yard 300 dozen linen Huck Towels, regular 25c values; you can buy all you "1 Q want of them at this price, each 300 dozen Bath Towels, good size, best regular 20o values; they are on 1 special sale today, at, each 200 Bath Mats, regular $1.25 values, on sale at, special, each don't QQ fail to take advantage of this 500 good heavy Cotton Pillow Case sizes 42s36 and 45x36; "I Olon unlnr l.w- values, each A A fcv... - 7 2000 good heavy Cotton Bed size 81x00 inches; great spe cial value today, at each Sale Dinner Sets 60-piece Haviland China Dinner Sets, white and gold decoration, fancy shapes, open-stock pattern; they MA CT are a cTeat special vaL at ?,v'uu. 100-piece set, same as above, on sale at, the set 60-piece Haviland China Dinner Sets, chrysanthemum decoration; very artiste design, open-stock pat- fljl QQ ern; special at, the set pJl.OO 100- piece set, above, special, 60-piece Haviland China Dinner Sets, green and purple floral decoration; gold stripe; neat pattern, COO Qfl onen stock, special set PO.7" 100-piece set, same as above, on sale at, the set 60-piece Haviland set, pink and rose decoraton; gold edge; open-stock pat tern; great special value, ffOO Qf on sale at. special the set rJ 100-piece set, same as above, special, the set Sheets, 75c same as. the set $45.48 $44.60 $42.50 $48.03 lpyS. lrUnKS anu Dags aim riuuic agpi.a. w a-ww- Custom Shade and Drapery Work Our Specialty Best Workmanship Lowest Prices Meier ? Frank Saturday Shoppie KB Three-Piece Silk Suits at V2 Price Sale Lingerie Dresses at V2 Price Magnificent three-piece Silk Suits on sale at half the regular selling prices; all new, 1909 models, in plain tailored and fancy trimmed styles beautiful and exchisive ap parel for dress wear; splendid assortment for your selection; values U UQQ wngin- from $35 to $85; your choice while they last at their value I' Our entire stock of colored Lingerie Dresses at regular Pric!5j1nriefw' Vftyttyla for hot-weather wear; regular values ranging from $10.00 up to $o0.00, U VriQQ your choice of these garments while they last at y2 the regular prices Great Expansion Sale bargains in women's Costumes and Wraps. Let us show you. Great Expansion Sale bargains in Silk and Wool Dresses. Ton should take advantage. Great Expansion Sale bargains in misses' and children's apparel. On the Second Floor. $1.50 Negligee Shirts $1.15 50c Wash Four-in-Hands 25c Men's 75c Nightgowns 45c Great hot-weather bargains in the Men's Furnishing Goods Section Men's fine Pongee and Soisette Negligee Shirts ; soft attached collar ; blues, pinks, tans and white and cream; all new hand some shirts iCt't "I tZ $1.50 values? Men 's fine quality wash four-in-hands; white with bar ends; best styles ; and high- grade wash four-in-hands; best 50c values on OC. sale today at, each 100 dozen men's fine quality Muslin Night Shirts; plain trimmed styles; all sizes; I C best 75c values on sale at, each TJV Men 's Mercerized Summer Underwear, 'sl.ii.eJJ salmon: all sizes in shirts and CQn drawers. Your choice of best $12? values ai wis low pnoe, per gaim.,. - $55 Princess Dresses $18.45 233 Linen and Silk Dresses $14.85 $ 1 2 Walking Skirts at $3.85 Sensational values in the big Second-Floor Garment Store for Saturday Take advantage Women's beautiful Silk Princess Dresses, in rajah silks, pongee silks, taffeta silks, messaline silks and satin fou lards ; . round and demi-train effects;' handsome styles, made with gold lace yokes, embroidered bands of net, also Irish crochet and tucked net and Persian bands. The color assortment includes tan, mode, rose, pink, lavender, black, white, catawba, blue, Copenhagen and gray. Dresses sell ing regularly at prices up to $55.00 each, on "I O AtZ sale at this special low price, ea. see them P JXJ Great special line of linen, silk and foulard Dresses, with braided net waists and full flare 6kirts; many have clus ters of pleats and all . have deep hem; lace yokes and sleeves, or sleeves of self material, elaborately trimmed; magnificent, up-to-date, ready-to-wear ap- fc 1 A QS pare!; regular values to $40.00, on sale at p xJJ Grca!, special line of women's Walking Skirts, in fancy tweed mixtures, panama cloths and alpaca plain flared effects, with bias folds and stitched bands, also satin bands, black, navy, green, gray and tan mixtures, checks, etc.; great variety; values up to $12 at each.. $3.85 Sale $20.00 Coats at $6.45 Great clean-up sale of Women's and misses' -Coats in broadcloth, taffeta, serge, coverts, worsteds and tweeds; also lace and braided net coats, in white, black, tan, plain and fancy mixtures; short, medium and long lengths; loose,' semi and tight-fitting garments, plain tailored and fancy tailored coats an immense assortment fl I C for vour selection; values to $20, at, garment P New Fall Millinery $5 to $50 Ea In the Millinery Section we are making our unusually large ad vance showing of Women's and Misses' Fall Headgear The new Cavalier Gainsboro hats and the new Spanish turbans, made in silk cloth and velvet, trimmedln quils.jwingsfancy willow and French-curled plumes The very latest shapes and effects; also an entire new line of imported mourning bonnets, hats, toques in pleasing styles The display is unusually large and complete for this early in the season Prices range all the way from $5 to $50 Fine Lingerie Waists at Reduced Prices Great August clean-up of all our high-class Lingerie and Cotton Shirtwaists. All new, beautiful styles in lawns, dimities, batistes and cotton crepes, made with rows of fine insertion, lace, white and colored embroidery. Yokes trimmed in lace, embroidery, me dallions and fine tucks. Great special values.-on sale at the following very low prices: Regular $4.50 Waists on sale at $2.95 Regular $10.00 Waists on sale at $ 8.65 Regular $6.00 Waists on sale at 4.95 Regular $12.00 Waists on sale at $ 9.55 Regular $8.00 Waists on sale at $6.85 Regular $ 9.00 Waists on sale at S 7.8o Regular $5.00 Waists on sale at $4.12 Regular $11.00 Waists on sale at -f Regular $7.00 Waists on sale at $5.95 Regular $14.00 Waists on sale at $11.25 Children'sDresses Vals.to$?,$1.98 Great Saturday cleanup of Children's and Misses' Wash Dresses ages 2 to 14 years all new, desirable styles in ginghams, lawns, chambrays and percales Blues, pinks, tans, colored checks and stripes made in Buster Brown, jumper, sailor and Russian styles all are well tailored and finished Splendid assortment for your selection Values in the lot up to $7.00 each Your choice Saturday (fl AO at this extremely lowprjcetea PI370 Great Expansion Sale bargains in all lines of misses' and children's Summer apparej Best values ever offered Second floor .3 m 5 SBEETMDSIC The Sheet Music C ' Department Is Now On the 4th Floor All our 25c Music on sale today THREE FOR 50 All our 30c Music on sale today TWO FOR 50i Some of the specials at this price: Down Among the Sugar Cane, Baby Talk, Kiss Me, You're the Only One I Love Solita (new), I Love My Wife, But Oh, You Kid, Scissor Bill Rag, Meet Me in Seattle, Seattle Exposition March, I'll Be With You Bye and Bye, Now I Have You (new), Clock of Life, GoodBye,My Soldier Boy, Stung, Time Will Come When You'll Remember, Fans and Glances (very popular), Pork and Beans, and many others. All phone, mail orders and C. 0. D. attended to promptly. Sale Hammocks $2.25 Values $1.19 In the Toy Dept., Fourth Floor, a great Saturday sale of high-grade Hammocks, handsome patterns and eolorings; close woven; large, throw-back pillow and curved spreader and' deep valance; $1.75 to $2.25 values at ijl 1Q this low price, today, each P Sale Oriental Rugs Lot 1 200 Belouchistans, deep, rich colorings; average size 3 feet 6 inches bv 4 feet 6 inches ; values C 1 f Q C up to $30, special each PX Lot 2 200 Cabistans and Shirvans, in exquisite designs and colorings; size 3 feet by 4 feet 6 inches; (1 C QC values to $30, special ea. iplJJJ Lot 3 200 Daghestans, Cabistans and Shirvans, averaging 4x6 feet; soft, rich tints, beautiful pieces; C"09 C( values to $45, at, each PJ.JV Lot 1 Beautiful assorted Kazaks, mag nificent antique pieces; average size 4 bv 7 feet; values up to OQ ff $50.00; your choice, each Lot 5 Irans, Feraghans and Shiraz Rugs, 4 feet 6 inches by 7 feet 6 inches; extra choice rugs; values CMC (f up to $75; special each vu Lot 6 Kiz Killims, suitable for couch covers and draperies; val- t07 Cfl ues to $65; special, each Jvr Lot 7 Princess and Royal Bokaras, large and small sizes; great special values, on sale at prices ranging from $35.00 to $300.00. On the Third Floor. Lot 8 200 Sennahs, rich design and colorings; size 4 feet 6 inches by 7 feet 6 inches; regular values flMfi HO to $85, on sale at each PVI.W Lot 9 Kermans and Saruks, choice pieces; size 4 feet 6 inches by 7 feet 6 inches; values to $150.00 tfJ7Q f)f each, on special sale at P 'WW Antique Mosuls, size 4x8 feet; regular $50.00 value, at this low 95 price, each come and see V" Sale of White Suits Great August clean-up of white serge Sailor Suits plain tailored and fancy trimmed styles; semi and tight-fitting garments; all white; some with black satin collar and cuffs .and jet buttons; skirts pleated or plain gored. Excep tional values, on sale at following prices : $25.00 White Serge Suits at $16.50 $30.00 White Serge Smt3 at jii.ou ;35.00 White Berge suns ai j.ou 38.00 WWte Serge Suits at $25.00 Undervests at 49c Knit Drawers 43c Pr A great offering of 1000 women's fine ribbed Knit Undervests, colored em broidered yokes; pink, blue and white; new and pretty styles, in all sizes; best regular $1.25 values ; buy all you AQC want at the low price of, each 1000 pairs of "Isabella" Knit Drawers made extra large and lace-trimmed; best regular 65o and 75e values, 4-3 C on sale the low price of, pair 10,000 yards of heavy Taffeta Ribbon, black and all the leading shades; best regular 50o value buy all you 29 C want at the low price of, yard S1.50 Gloves 95c Pr Great clean-up of Women's two-clasp Gloves in kid, chamois, cape and mocha black and all colors broken lines of standard quality gloves, selling regularly at $1.25 and $1.50 a pair; sizes 5y3 to 7 your choice while they last at QCs this unusually low price, per pr. " Great clean-up sale of all our long and short kid gloves at great reductions. 35c Neckwear 12c Great sale of 1000 pieces of women's Neckwear stocks, Croats and collars, in wliUfl and colors: all new. pretty styles. selling regularly at 25c and 35c lOfi l''""t- a - , each; your choice, special, each ii i - - - i 1 : i BAD MEN STILL SILENT PROWLERS FIRED AT BY PA TROLMAN SILENT IX CELLS. Police Certain Prisoners Are Hard ened Criminals Third Degree Fails to Weaken Them. Edward Roger, and Walter Brennan. the night prowlers who were targets for the fusillade of shot, fired by Patrolman 9-ennes early yesterday morning on Kings Height., continue to remain silent In their cells at the Police Station. Al though subjected to strenuous question ing in the sweatbox yesterday by Chief of Police Cox and Captain of Detectives Baty. they steadfastly refused to throw any light on their antecedents. Neither would they divulge the purpose of their suspicious actions at the scene of the shooting or the name and possible where abouts of their companion. He to .till at large, and Is thought to have found ref uge to nurse a wound Inflicted by the policeman's last shot at the fugitives. v Bo th men are desperate-looking, and In support of the theory maintained by the polic. that they art hardened criminals. , a number of telltale articles were found upon them immediately after their ar rest. Several drill., as carried by safe crackers, and an oddly-designed hand kerchief were taken from them. The police are satisfied beyond a doubt that the prisoner, are criminals. The unsuccessful attempt to crack the safe in the Doernbecher factory Tuesday night, and the daring holdup of Saloonkeeper Lutkcnmeyer, on Union avenue, Wednes day night, are attributed to profession als of the type of the two prisoners nabbed yesterday. The police have thrown - . . it. onx whrtlfale a ara&nei over 1 arrests .of suspicious characters will fol low. TRADE OF VOTES URGED Philadelphia Wants" Help From Portland on River Question. That the congressional delegations of Oregon and Pennsylvania should "trade" in the matter of securing ap propriations for the deepening of the channels of the Columbia and W'ilam ette and the Delaware Rivers, respec tively, will be urged by Congressman J. Hampton Moore, of Philadelphia, now In Portland, at 1:15 o'clock this after noon in the green room of the Com mercial Club. The Delaware River runs through Philadelphia and empties into the Atlantic The situation of that city, he declares, with reference to water transportation, is very similar to Port land. Congressman Moore is an expert on waterways and, realizing the similarity of the local situation with that of his own city, has come here to Interest Portland business men in a plan which contemplates mutual assistance In the matter. He will be entertained at luncheon informally today, following which he will deliver the address. Harriman Purchasing Director Here W. V. S. Thorne. director of purchase, for the Harriman system, arrived in Portland yesterday from New Tork. During the day he called on General Manager 0"Brien and General Superin tendent Buckley, from whom he learned the needs of the Harriman roads in this territory for the ensuing year. Mr. Thorne is accompanied by C C Still man and A. I Jonah, who are con nected with the purchasing department of the Harriman system. The party also Includes Prince San Faustino, of Rome, who is very enthusiastic over this, his first visit to the Pacific North west. . AGED WOMAN IS SAVED Taken From Burning Home In Dead of Night With Difficulty. As the result of a fire which origi nated in the home of Mrs. M. J. O'Neil, 760 East Forty-first street early Fri day morning, several lives were Jeopar dized, a loss estimated at 10,000 sus tained and several homes in the neigh borhood endangered. Owing to the lack of fire protection, ' the firemen were compelled to resort to the use of wet blankets in beating the flames into submission. The home of Mrs. O'Neil was totally destroyed with a loss esti mated at 15000 and but J3400 insurance. The home of John Strahal, upon the next lot, was damaged to the extent of 14500, partially covered by insur ance. The residence of A. J. Parring ton. 759 East Forty-first street, was scorched to the extent of $300. The fire was discovered in the kitchen of the O'Neil home shortly after 2 o'clock, A. M., by one of the household who was awakened by the smell of smoke. It was with the ut most difficulty that Mrs. O'Neil, an el derly lady afflicted with deafness, was aroused and carried from the burning building. Neighbors sent in a tele phone alarm to fire headquarters and engine company No. 9 was sent to the scene. POWER OFF, FOLKS WALK CURRENT FROM STATION A FAILS ABOUT 6 O'CLOCK. High Voltage Wires Cross and. Burn Out in Flash, but Trouble Is Soon Remedied. Many thousand people were Incom moded last night between 5:45 and 6:15 o'clock by an accident in substation A of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company, at Seventh and Alder streets. Two 10.000 volt feed wires supplying this distributing station accidentally crossed In the basement of the building and short circuited, burning up like a flash. As a consequence all the dynamos in the sta tion were put out of commission. Street car service on all lines stopped and lights on tho West Side, north of Washington street, went out. Elevators in the large office buildings were stopped also the tenants having to walk lip or down. Other Farmers, Country Merchants Ship Your Produce to Smith He Will Pay YOU 11c for Dre3ssed Pork. 10c for Dressed, Small Fat VeaL 15c for Live Spring Chickens. 14c for Live Hens. Immediate payments. No Commission charged. FRANK X. SMITH MEAT CO, "Fighting the Beef Trust," Portland, Oregon. substations In the city were unaffected by the trouble. Occurring at an hour when business people were returning to their homes, thousands were confronted with the al ternative of walking or having a tedious wait for a car. Thousands of East Siders WEST SIDE. 641 Klrnt Stree-t. Kosher Market, 24 Shertdan Street. 220 Alder Street. TrrentT-f Irwt and Johnson Street.. 18S Glbb. Street. Eleventh and Monffeomery Streets). Third and Jefferson, Streets. ASTORIA. 253 Taylor Street (Unlontown), Twelfth and Bond Streets. MEATS TO FRY . Hamburg Steak 10 Shoulder Steak 8 Round Steak 10 Sirloin Steak 10-12V2 Tenderloin Steak 12V2 Beef Liver 5 Veal Cutlets 1212J-15 Veal for Croquettes 10 Veal for Olives 10 Mutton Chops and Spring Lamb Chops 12y2-15 MEATS TO ROAST Shoulder of Mutton...'. 8 Prime Kib Roasts Beef ..10-12y2J Beef to Bake .....6-7-8 Pot Roast Beef ..6-7tf-8 Beef a la Mode T Loin of Veal ....150 Veal Breasts to Stuft. . .80-100 Shoulder Roast Veal. . ..1O0-12V20 Leg of Mutton 12V2 Leg of Spring Lamb 150 too Impatient to await the resumption of the streetcar service, walked over the bridges. Chief Inspector Pape, of the railway company, hurried a staff of re pair men to the substation and fixed the crippled feed service sufficiently to start half the machines within half an hour FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" MEATS FOR STEWS, TO BOIL, ETC. Beef for boiling 50 Beef for stewing 50 Ragout of Beef 50 Corned Beef 60 Fancy Corned Beef 80 Steak for Beefsteak Pie 80 Veal for Veal Pie 50-G0-80 Beef Hea'rts 50 Tripe 50 Beef Tongues 100 Mutton for curry 50 Mutton Stew 50 Veal Sausage 12y20 Pork Sausage 12y20 SUNDRIES Creamery Butter, per roll 650 Fresh Eggs, the good kind, doz. .300 FISH Sturgeon, 2 lbs 150 Columbia River. Salmon 12V20 tm 4Ti ifmA nf -the Accident. Several hours later the plant was running at ita full capacity. The damages created In the substation will probably reach $500. No one was in jured. The cause of the contact of the two dangerous wires is not known. EAST SIDE, t'nion Avenue and Tillamook Sts. 13th Strert and Tenlno Ave., Sellvrood. 512 Williams Avenue. n13 Rant Morrlfion Street. Thirty-third aud Belmont Streets. Grand Ave. and Hawthorne Ave. 35a Kant Burnslde Street. Jerney Street. St. John. 4 Alberts Street. Till MiKKianlppi Ave. SEAsIDli Bridge Street. SPRING CHICKENS, per lb.. 200 HENS, PER LB. -..180 All the above meats and the fol lowing groceries at Third and Jeffer son streets. Main 8751; Automatic, A 4418: IS lbs. Granulated Sugar. Sl.OO 100 lbs. Potatoes J-'iMJ 15 Cans Milk li!( 12 Bars Soap 2j Oat Meal, per pound 4000 Matches i?f 5 lbs. Sultana Raisins - Crackers, by the box 1 'J ' ' 3 Cans Salmon 3 Cans Corn 2..J 3 Cans Tomatoes Si?5 6 lbs. Pink Beans 2oC 2 bot. French's Cream Salad Dress ing 2oe 2 boxes Mason's Stove Blacking, regular 5c size 06 5 lbs. Rirc 25 3 Pint Bot. Catsup 2C 16-oz. Bot. Pickles. Saturday only..lO 1 gal. Salad OH. Saturday only 70 Phones A 4418, M 8751. V 1
