TinrmoRiG onEGoyiAN, Saturday. September 25, i9po.
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Haya l.Mnch in Our New Restaarant Today-Portland Agents for Skinner's Lining Satins, "Ostermoor" Mattresses, gtcjtg,
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attirday Store Bulletm
Open Saturdays
8 A. M.-9:30 P.M.
Curtain Dept.
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Bargains
Special lot of fine Net Curtains, in ecrn
and white, Cluny and Battenberg ef
fects; in very large assortment, size
2V'2 yards long, 42 in. wide; tfO CXL
Tegular $30 values at, pair V
Cable Net and Madras weave Lace Cur
tains, white, ecru and two-toned effects;
full size, best values; regular flJO 35
$3.25 values on sale, pair V''
glOto $35 Curtains
At V-2 Regular Price
Great half-price sale of two-pair lots of
French Net Curtains; Clunys, Marie An
toinettes and Battenbergs, in white only ;
beautiful styles, large assortment, val
ues ranging from $10 to J PriPP
$35 pair; at half reg. Z rriUC
Special lot of high-grade Jet Curtains,
Cluny insertion and edging and Batten
berg braids; regular $8.50 CC gC
values on sale at, per pair V-'wv
2000 yards of Bungalow Nets, in cream,
ecru and white, 48 inches wide; best
65e values on sale at this spe- OQ
cial low price of, per yard -
1500 yards of Colonial Barred Scrim, m
hemstitched effects, cream and eoru, 48
inches wide; best 50e values on OQc
sale at the low price of, yard '
Saturday Bulletin of
Undermuslins
Great special offering of 500 Women's
White Cambric Petticoats, with wide
embroidery and lace-trimmed flounces
and beading at the top of the flounce;
strung with ribbon, made full width,
nicely finished; $3.50 and CO QQ
$4.00 values on sale, each K"'
1000 fine Nainsook Corset Covers, lace
trimmed, blouse fronts, great as- 4Q
sortment, 75c and 85c values, ea.
Special lot of Arnold's White Knitted
Sleeping Garments for children, with feet
Ages 2 to 5 years at 500 garment
Ages 2 to 10 years at 750 garment
Some Specials in
Infants' Wear
Infants' crocheted Bootees, in OC
very pretty styles, 35c to 40c vals.
Infants' knit Sacques, all white, with
pink and blue trimming; large variety;
values ranging from 85e to $1.25 7tS
on sale at this low price, each
Infants' white Eiderdown Receiving
Blankets, bound with pink CO 1 Q
and blue ribbon; $2.50 vals.
AH lines of Infants' Wear sold here at
tne very lowest prices. Agents for
Arnold's Knit Goods. Baby Baskets in
very large variety. Baby Baskets made
to your order. Second floor. Send
for special catalogue of infants ' wear.
Cut Glass
$ 2.50 Cut Glass Nappies at..g 1.97
$ 2.00 Cut Glass Spoon .Trays. S 1.57
$ 5.00 Cut Glass Sugar and TJ (p7
Creamers, on sale at, pair V7
$ 4.50 Cut Glass Nappies, 7-in .S 3.57
$ 4.75 Cut Glass Celery Dishes. $ 3.77
$ 4.50 Cut Glass Mayonnaise I0 C"T
Dishes at the low price of P
$ 8.00 Cut Glass Water Jngs..fj5 6.37
$12.00 Cut Glass Vases at...$ 9.57
$17.00 Cut Glass Vases at $13.57
$ 6.00 Cut Glass Vases at $4.77
$ 8.00 Cut Glass Bowls at $ 6.37
$10.00 Cut Glass Comports $. 7.97
$ 7.00 Cut'Glass Comports $ 5.57
$ 5.50 Cut Glass Oil Bottles.. 3 4.37
Great S
ale 500 Men's' IMew Fall
aluies aft
Suits
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Boys' Blouses
$1.00 Values 69c
Special lot of 100 dozen boys'
school Blouses, ages 7 to 16 years,
fast color chambrays, Oxfords and
madras cloths, well made, (JQ.
all sizes, $1.00 values, each vH
100 dozen boys' fine quality gray
sateen Negligee Shirts, collar at
tached, sizes 12V'2 to 14, COp
Come to our great Saturday sale of men's high-grade Custom Tail
ored Suits 500 garments at a price that is bound to create some
lively selling in our immense new clothing section, third-floor annex
ZaII new. this season's suits made of the finest all-wool fabrics in
dark colorings, browns, dark grays, overplaids, dark fancy blnecas
simeres, neat stripes and checks Handsome custom tailored gar-
merits in tne very taiesi issuiuns u f - -
Now Vorjcfmamifacturer of world-wide reputation Every suit is
nerfectfitting. beautifully hand tailored and finished throughout A
style and quality suit tne exclusive ciouuer wgiua jruu j-.vw
foTThese are our regular $28.00 values Your g r C
choice for today only at this unusually low -price of V JXJ
Great display of new Overcoats and "Cravenettes" for men and
young men all styles and materials at all prices Third floor Entire
new line Automobile Coats, young men's College Coats at low prices
Streetcar Men's Uniforms
$18.00 Values $9.85 Suit
Great special Saturday sale 'of conductor and motonnan -uniforms, made of all
wool 18-oz. blue serge and 22-oz. blue pilot cloth, made m regulation style for P. R.
L. & P Co employes, double-breasted coats, patch pockets, extra heavy pocket lin
ing, fast color, splendidly tailored and finished throughout, ell sizes. Q OC
Regular $18.00 suits on sale at the remarkably low price of, each V
Knickerbocker Suits at $3.83
Young Men's $28.00 Suits
On Sale for $20.15 Each
Great Saturday sale of boys' Knickerbocker-Suits, in dark, fancy striped .cheviots,
sees 7 to 16 years, very best patterns, well made and finished, reinforoed seams,
etc., suits for dress or. school wear, best $5.00 values on sale today gO CO
only at this special low price. Take advantage of this. Per suit V''
Great Saturday sale of young men's College Clothes, made in novelty or conserva
tive models, made of all-wool cheviots and worsteds, cut m the very latest fashions,
new designs and colorings, all new Fall and Winter apparel selling $20.15
regularly at $zs.uu. l our cnoice iouay nuiun".'"""""
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Saturday
Dinner 75c
Try our 75c Table d'Hote Dinner Sat
urday evenings from 5 to 8:30. We
know yon will be pleased. Seventh
floor. Music by select orchestra.
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1909, toy
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BROS. A CO.
$2.25 Chiffon Veils $1.59 Each
35c Mesh Veiling at 18c Per Yd.
Saturday sale of 300 made crepe chiffon Auto Veils, 2 yards long and one yard
oa nraaj 6 r . leadine shades. - Now d 1 CQ
wide, nemsiiicnea mi muuiiu - , - . . ,
is the time to supply your needs. Best $2.25 values on sale at, each
10,000 yards of new Mesh Veiling, plain and dotted styles, in a complete iot
of colors Best 35c values on sale 'at this extraordinary low price, yard -
... Women's fleece-lined TJndervests and Pants, good heavy Vin
StieCialS 111 ter weight, all sizes, best 65c values on sale at this Ac
r low price. Take advantage of this. Pet garment "T
Underwear ChUdren's gray mixed wool Union Suits, high neck Aic
VnUCl Vycm almg slevs ages 4 t(u yearSj Best $1.00 value, oc
Popular Hits at 10c, 15c, 19c
'Kiss Me," "Meet Me in Seattle,,r "Jungle Moon," "I
Want to Go to the isa.ll liame, see oeaiue, x u jjc
vtm an-Ttvn." " Stiiiie-" " 'Morninir. Cv."
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Hundreds of others at the low price, per copy, 1U?.
w u TlpJ TTiftcnn " " AfpHitntion." "Nor-
ivi.anirn v u.i, 1 i.jiu. , 7 ,
WoKt "Tlmrn Atnnnp- the Surar Cane." "Nieht !
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and Day," "Castles I Have in Dreams," "ion re ine
Only One 1 Ijove." Un sale at tne speciai low prico oj. j.jv .
ti viw,, " "Timo Plny ftnrl Girl." "Golden
Girl." "Stubborn Cinderella," "Girl Question," 19.
-. . . i 1 .ln nn4 AavafnlW fillori
jH.au ana. puono uiueia umiinj uu iwimj
pair fully
$1.33
and over-
$1.69
Women's $ 1 .75 Gloves $ 1 .33 Pr.
Women's $2.50 Gloves at $ 1.69
1000 pairs of women's 3-clasp Suede Gloves, high grade makes, every
guaranteed, black, navy, green, mode, brown, tan, gray, sizes 5y2 to 7.
Every pair $1.75 value. Tour choice at this exceptionally low price.
1000 pairs of women's one, two and three-clasp Suede Gloves, pique
seam, pearl clasp, also capes, gray, tan, black, mode and other desirable
-,aL ;,. sv. to 7. Remilar S2.25 and $2.50 values at, per pair
Men's $L00. '4-in-Hands 59c
Men's $ 1 .50 Gloves $1.15
Great Saturday sale of 200 dozen men's high Ji
grade Four-in-Hand Ties, large folding Scarfs, fr
made of beautiful quality silks, handsome
designs and colorings, plain and fancy CQ,
weaves. Best $1.00 values on sale at -'
'a nrfisa Gloves, caoe sewn.
best shades of tan and brown, Every pair
fully guaranteed, all sizes. Reg- 1C
iilar $1.50 values at this low price V
$2.50UnderwV$l69
Great special offering tof men's fine quality
pure worsted riDDea unaerwear, xorui uuuiS,
well made and finished, all sizes in CQ
shirts and drawers. $2.50 values V y' -200
dozen men's fine quality all pure linen
corded Handkerchiefs? with hand embroid
ered initial, plain, script or block let- 1 gc
tor. 3.t values on values on sale at
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MENU
HJltres do Toke Point.
Salted Almonds. OHts.
Consomme d VolallMa a la Chlffonade.
Boiled Chinook Salmon, Shrimp Sauce.
Pom mo de Terre a 1'AngU.ise.
Creamed Chicken with Mushroom.
Roast Prime Beef au Jus, or
Tame Duck with Apple Sauce.
Corn on Cob or Summer Squash.
Mashedotatoe or
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
Celery Salad, Mayonnaise Dressing.
Pleach Pie. Assorted Cakes.
Banana Ice Cream.
Demi Tasse.
Misses' and Children's
Apparel 2d Floor
Great display of children's new long
Box Coats, inerge, cheviot and fancy
tweed mixtures, all are lined throughout,
some have velvet collar, blue, tan, red,
gray and brown, ages 6 to ?1 t E(
14 years. 5.00 to plO.Oli
Entire new line of children's Sailor
Suits of serge material, blue, red and
brown, trimmed with braid and chev
rons, full pleated skirts, ages 6 to 14
years, great values at $4.00 to $6.00 suit.
Misses' and children's "College" Suits,
made of serge, a new style garment,
handsome, practical and serviceable,
blue, brown, red, old rose, apes 12 to
18 years. $20.00 and $22.00.
New Raincoats for children.
Ladies' - Children's
Fine Hosiery
2000 pairs of women's outsize black
cotton ribbed Hosiery, elastic top, full
fashioned, double sole, fast black, all
sizes, best 50c values on sale at 07.
this exceedingly low price, pair l
Women's extra fine Lisle Hose, silk
mercerized finish, double cotton heel
and toe, full fashioned, fast ((
dye. Special values, 3 pairs P X W
2000 pairs of boys' extra heavy blat-k
cotton ribbed Hose, shaped leg, with
gartered elastic top, all sizes, 35o 1 Q
values on sale at, per pairv'
Infants' fine Cashmere Hose, with silk
heel and toe, black, white, tan, Ol.
pink, light blue, 35c values, pair
Women's Neckwear
Great Saturday sale of 2000 pieces wo
men's Neckwear, jabots, rabats, cravats,
stocks, bows, fancy collars, also embroid
ered linen collars, immense as- Or
sortment, 35o-and 50o values, ea.
Umbrella Bargains
500 women's 26-inch Umbrellas, fast '
black, rainproof gloria taffeta covering,
best Paragon frame, large ) assortment
of handles. Best $150 val- CI 1Q
ues at this special price, each P 1 A
1000 children's Umbrellas, IS, 20, 22,
24-inch sizes, good gloria taffeta cover
ing, large variety of CI 1 Q
handles, best $150 values. .r X
500 men's 28inch Umbrellas, fast black
rainproof covering of tape edge taffeta,
natural and ebony crook CI 1Q
handles. Best $1.50 values V
Great bargains in Ribbons and Hand-,
kerchiefs for today's Special Sale.
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SinMttlht Meat Lo0
CATERER SENT TO JAIL
SIXTY DAYS FOB MAN WHO
SELLS LJQTJOR ILLEGALLY. '
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Proprietor of Delmonlco, Who Has
Given Police Much Trouble, Is
Given Severe Punishment.
Edward D. Johnson, proprietor of the
Delmonlco Restaurant, at Seventh street,
near Alder street, was convicted yester
day morning of selling liquor without
license and was sentenced to serve 60
days" Imprisonment and pay a fine of
JloO. This Is the most severe penalty
administered by the Police Court for
violations of the liquor ordinances In
years and is intended, states Judge Ben
ret, to serve as a warning to restaurant
men who persist in selling liquor against
the law.
Johnson has figured in numerous cases
with the police but managed to escape
punishment. The testimony showed that
Sergeant Klenlen. who had arrested him
twice, had to force his way into the
place. . -
Klenlen said to gain entrance to the
restaurant he waited until nearly 3
o'clock in the morning when a taxicab,
occupied by a woman, arrived. She
knocked at the door and Johnson, after
his customary "peek" through the cur
tains, admlted her. Before the restaurant
man could get the door looked, Klenlen
.sprang forward and tried to effect an
entrance. A struggle ensued in which
the officer forced Johnson back. Inside,
the boxes were filled with men and wo
men, gathered about tables on which
beer and other liquors appeared in
abundance.
Attorney Seneca Fouts represented the
defendant and tried to have the case dis
missed on the ground , that it had not
been proven that the liquor had been
sold In the place.
SHUBERT SHOW IS COMING
"Goins Some" to - Follow McRae
Stock Company at the Star.
W. M. Russell, of the theatrical firm
of Rossell & Drew. Seattle, who are gen
eral managers of the Shubert Interests in
the Northwest, arrived in Portland last
night and announced uiat following "The
Cowboy and the Lady," the McRae Stock
Company will give way at the Star
Theater for the regular Shubert attrac
tions. Opening one week from tomorrow,
October S. the big New Tork success,
"Going Some." a comedy by Rex Beach,
which has attracted wide attention and
Is Just closing a record-breaking engage
ment at San Francisco, will.be the offer
ing for a week. This will be followed
by "The Ringmaster," another tremend
ous Broadway hit.
Neither of these pieces has ever been
on tour before and, in fact, both are
"fresh off the bat," to use a baseball
expression, having only been presented
In New Tork the past Summer.
Mr. Russell will remain in Portland
several days making arrangements for
the opening of the Portland Theater,
whloh will be ready for occupancy about
October 15.
New Tork E. P. lwon and his friend,
who were supposed to have been drowned
In the Hudson River Thursday nisht when
the launch Madeirare struck a tow line of
the luc Edward H. Meade, ware found safe
on shore Frldav. The third man of the
party, a boatman. ns not bean found.
STRING TIED TO PERMIT
FATHER SETS TIME LIMIT IX
COXSEXT TO WEDDIXG.
A. J. Swegle Secures License to Wed
16-Year-Old Girl Before Sanc
tion Becomes Void.
Tou will please apply for this license on
or before Saturday, September 25, 109. or
consjder this permit void.
Such Is the postscript attached to a
permit, giving Albert J. Swegle, a North
Alblna boss carpenter, the right to take
out a license to wed Mazle Estella Mc
Croskey, 16 years old. E. P. McCroskey.
the girl's father, who has been In the
employment agency business for a num
ber of years, appended the proviso after
addressing the letter of consent to the
bridegroom at S13 Cook avenue.
The young couple are to be married
at the McCroskey home, 343 Fargo street,
at 8 o'clock tonight. Rev. Henry Barden
will probably perform the ceremony.
"My v4t and I separated several years
ago," said McCroskey last night. "The
children have been passed back and
.forth since, so I thought best to give my
consent for Mazle to marry Mr. Swegle
If she wants to. He has four fine resi
dences worth from J6000 to $6000 each,
and a good farm near Salem. He has
steady employment at good wages and as
he Is well able to provide for my daugh
ter, I could see no reason for withholding
my consent to the wedding. But I
didn't propose to have him hold a paper
like that over my head for ten years, so
I appended the postscript."
Fraok L,
WEST SIDE.
641 First St.
Kshei' Market, 234 Sberldanv-St.
22 Alder Street.
Twentyoflrat end Johnson Streets. ,
188 Glbbe Street.
Eleventh and Montgomery Street.
Thin! and Jefferson Streets.
nth & Davis, adjoining Kyan's Grocery.
ASTOIUA.
253 Taylor Street (Cniontow).
Twelfth and Bond Streets.
SEASIDE Bridge Street.
"Smith's markets are selling the
most superb quality of Oregon Beef
that you" ever put to your lips. Don't
eat ice-car, cold-storage Beef from
some Beef Trust market. Eat Smith's.
Smith's Soup Beef 3
Smith's Beef to Boil 5 6
"FIGHTING THE BEEP TRUST"
Smith's newest market is on the West
Side, Corner 9th and Davis streets,
adjoining Ryan's Grocery.
Smith's Hamburg Steak ..106
Smith's Rump Roast Beef. .8 10
Smith's Legs of Mutton 12Vz$
Smith's: Shoulder Mutton Chops
Smith's Beef Kidneys 7
Smith's Beef Liver .5
Smith's Oxtails 5
Smith's Beef Tongues 10
Smith's Beef for Stew 5 6$ - Smith's Brisket Corned Beef.... 6
Smith's Rib Steak ....12Yi 15 ..; a
Smith's Fresh Plate Beef...5 6$
Smith's Fresh Brisket Beef.. 5 6
Smith's 'Necks of Beef 5 6tf
Smith's Shoulder Roast Beef 7$ 8
Smith's Shoulder Beef Steak
Smith's Round Steak .10
Smith's Sirloin Steak 10
Smith's Prime Roast Beef
10 lSVa
Smith's Tenderloin Steak 12Va
Smith's Plate Corned Beef 6
Smith's Rump Corned Beef 8
Smith's Beef Hearts 5
Smith's Beef Tripe .10
Smith's Shoulder Roasts of Mut
ton 10$
Smith's Mutton Stew 5
Smith's Breast of Mutton. ..... .5
Smith's Rib and Loin Chops of Mut
ton 1?
Smith's Lamb Liver 10
Smith's Lamb Stew 8$
Smith's Shoulder of Lamb 10
Smith's Shoulder Roast of Lamb
10 12V?
Smith's Breast of Lamb S
Smith's Legs of Lamb 15
Smith's Rib and Loin Roasts of
Lamb 150
Smith's Lamb Shoulder Chops lSVi
Smith's Rib and Loin Chops Lamb
Mnt. 150
ton ... 150 Smith's Veal Sausage 12y20
EAST SIPK.
Union Avenue and Tillamook Pts.
13th Street and Tenlno Ave, Sellwood.
612 Williams Avenue.
363 East Morrison Street.
'Thirty-third and Ilelinont Street.
Grand Ave. and Hawthorne Ave.
362 Eat Burnsldo Street.
Jersey Street, St. John.
4 Alberta Street.
791 Mississippi Ave.
Mil-"inkle ave. and Frankfort street.
Snv t's Pork Sausage 12V20
Smith's Ham Sausage 200
Smith' Liver Sausage 100
Smith's Bologna Sausage 100
Smith's Wienerwurst Sausage 12V20
Smith's Frankfort Sausage. .12V20
Smith's Ham 180
Smith's Breakfast Bacon . . . .22V20
Smith's Salt Pork 150
Smith's Pickled Pork . 150
Smith's Fresh Oregon Eggs 350
Smith's Fresh Creamery Butter 75
Smith's very fresh Columbia River
Salmon 100
Sturgeon lOtf
Halibut 100
Absolutely fresh Oregon Chickens
Hens and Springs ... 200
All above Meats and following Groceries at our 3d and Jefferson street Market. Main 875, Automatic A 4418:
100 bars White Laundry Soap. .
100 lbs. Granulated Sugar
50 lbs. Old Wheat Flour
15 cans Milk
1 box Soda Crackers
R3.75 6 can" Salmon
6 lbs. Pink Beans
(51.55 6 lbs- Bice
Sl.OO 6 lls. Oat Meal
S1.05 6 loaves Bread, regular size..
454 Best Broom In town for
"25c cans Sajdines in oil
25e cans Molasses
,25c 1 lb- Chocolate ,
25c Coflee this is 8 snap lb....
.30c
..25c
..25c
. .25c
..15c
Chestershire Sauce, bottle.
1 gal. Sour Pickles.. .'.
Seeded Raisins, pkg
tilt. . .
2 nli vft. Shaker
2 boxes Mason's Stove Blacking. ... 5c
..15c
..25c
5
15C