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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1910)
THE MORXING OREGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1910. Portland Home of Nemo Corsets See Demonstration This Week Mrs. Deane, Corsetiere Portland Agents for Ostermoor Mattresses Join Our Camera Club Take Lunch in Our Seventh-Floor Tea Room Wayne's Moth-Proof Bags See Demonstration First Floor 20 For Today at lEe Greater Meier Frank ore ay HcfcUp Sa!e-r-How.seffpriaIsfcim ale Stamped Lingerie in Art Department The undermuslins featured here are cut and stamped, ready to sew and embroider. 'Tis a dainty and pleas ing way to buy pretty lingerie, for these materials are high-grade and the designs stamped are very attractive. Corset Cover Patterns, in a great va riety of styles; material cut and stamped, ready to sew; .egu- OQr lar 50c values, special price Lawn Shirtwaist Patterns, large as sortment of choice patterns; QQ regular $1.23 values, special at O v V Stamped Chemise, a large variety of patterns for your selection ; CQ regular $1.50 values, special at "O Stamped Nightgowns, a 1 A 7 large assortment patterns P" Stamped Drawers, in various "TO pretty patterns; $1.00 values Baby Nightengales, stamped Teady to embroider; fine quality cash- 1 7 f mere, regidar 35c value, only A f v Most complete stock in the city of Royal Society Floss and P a c k a g e Goods. Prices from 25 to $1.50 Agents Harvard Mills, Sterling and Munsing Underwear for Women and Children Sale of .Women's --Underwear 100,000 Garments Underpriced See Fifth Street Windows EVERY PIECE OF UNDERWEAR IN OUR LARGE STOCK REDUCED THIS WEEK Women's 25c Vests, 14c Women 's Vets, with white or fancy colored yokes, low neck, sleeveless style; light weight and dainty "1 A garments for Summer wear; reg. 25c ea sp'l. AlC Fine Ribbed Vests, low-neck, sleeveless style, plain or fancy yokes, ankle or knee- ry y length pants to match; 50c values at Fine Bibbed. Lisle Vests and Pants, 50c and 65c values, Fpecial, garment Fine Bibbed Lisle Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, ankle length or lace-trim 'd ; yt T regular 75o and $1.00 values, special at 37c Kayser Bibbed Vests, with embroidered yokes, also union suits with lace-trimmed umbrella pants; regular and out-sizes; our best ffO regular $1.00 values, on special sale at Fine Bibbed Union Suits, -long sleeves, ankle length, for early Spring; our best reg- Q7 ular $1.25 values, on special sale, suit O C Fancy Yoke Vests, mercerized pants and union suits, with extra wide lace-trimmed QO umbrella pants; regular $L50 value at fOC Women's 35c Vests, 19c Fine ribbed Vests, in low-neck, sleeveless style, with umbrella-trimmed pants to match; regular 1 0 price 35c the garment, special for this sale Kayser Fine Bibbed Vests With Embroidered Silk Yokes, low necks, sleeveless; a1 A J regular $2.00 values, spll garment P Italian Silk Vests, low neck, sleeveless, in white, pink and blue; plain style; a beautiful garment that sells regularly for $3 d "I QO each; special for this sale at, each vlwO Italian ,Silk Vests, low neck, in white, pink and blue, with embroidered yoke; dJO Q7 regular $3.50 and $4 values, each -" ' Matting 5c Yd, This wonderful special is on a large assortment of short lengths of Mat ting, each piece containing rom one to 5 yards. Both Japan and China Matting, in many patterns. Your choice of the short lengths on C- RTM1S1 S!1a O- till T-1T-5 T" U rA J i " " ' t I J 17 yards China Matting, reg. 35c the yard, all for 20 yards Japan Matting. regular 3oc yd., the piece 26 yards Japan Matting, 35c the yard, the piece for 2312 yard Japan Matting, reg. 35c yard, piece for 27Y2 yds. China Matting, reg. 35c yard, piece for 28 yards China Mattim regular 35c yd., piece for Also a lot of extra fine Mattings, reg ularly sold at 75c the yard, in lots of 10l2 yards up, at following prices: 35y2 yards on sale for only $X4.20 20 yards on sale for only. .jjsS.OO 2334 yards, at the low price.. $9.33 10 yards at low price of.. $4.20 $2.55 $3.00 $3.90 $3.55 $4.17 $4.20 "Shirt Carnival," Portland's Greatest Sale M en's Shirts, Continues Today Last Bay .Sale of Dressers and Dining Tables In Our New Furniture. Dept. Take Advantage of Bargains Offered at Ribbon Sale and Embroidery Sale $4 Blankets $3.1 5 Full-Sized White Wool Blankets, with colored borders. 300 pairs in the lot; regu- fcO 1 C lar $4j00 values, on sale at, the pair PJ Floss Cushions, at these very special prices: 16-inch size for 30 18-inch size for 40 20-ineh size for 45 22-inch size for 55 $ 1 Foulard Silks 69c per Yard This silk comes in the hest colors and the best designs. It is one of the very popu lar weaves for the present season; comes in navy, old rose, Alice, laven- JQ der, black, gray, etc.; regular $1.00 values, on special sale for, the yard "7C MOIRE SILKS, in black, old rose, navy, Alice, brown, cream, wistaria, CQ catawba and white. Regular price $1.00 the yard special today at, yd. "''V We carry a complete line of Skinner V Satin the guaranteed lin- flj I C" ing; comes in black and all colors. Priced at, the yard P" Boys 50c Unlaund'd Shirts 18c Come to the boys' clothing department, third floor, and take advantage of this extra special on boys' white unlaundered shirts.;; made with reinforced Q. linen bosoms, good quality muslin body; sizes 12 to 14V2; regular 50c vals. -IOC CHILDREN'S ROMPERS, high-grade, fast color, full cut; sizes 6 months CT to 8 years; blue chambray, striped gal a tea; regular 75c values, on sale for O C YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, $20.00 and $22.50 values, on special sale for $14.65 ensata onaS 4-Day S ale of Hoisse Needs Val. Laces 89c Doz. A remarkable special in the lace department for the Wednesday Pick-Up Sale. A lot of round mesh and French Val. Laces, in edges or inser tions, to 3 inches wide, for trimming lingerie gowns, undermuslins, waists, etc. These are pretty laces and are selling at a very low QQ price. Values to $3.00 the dozen, for OJ7G Ins Today 60 Pc. Dinner Set $3 American semi-vitreous Dinner Sets, plain white, open stock patterns; special price tf0 C C for this great sale, set of 60 pieces i)37 IDO-piece Sets of same at the low fignre of $5.99 American semi-vitreous Dinnerware, in very neat shapes, open stock, white and gold JT Q C decorations, 60 pieces, special at, set J) .OO 100-piece Sets of same at special price $11.55 Semi-vitreous ware, purple and pink floral bor der design, with gilt edge, open stock, 60-piece set, for small price p O 100 pieces of same, specially marked at $11.40 CHINA SALE IN BASEMENT CUT GLASS ON FIRST FLOOR THRIFTY HOUSEKEEPERS WILL INSTANTLY RECOGNIZE IN THESE OFFERINGS BARGAINS OUT OF THE ORDINARY ON ARTT- CLES NEEDED DAILY NOW Things that are needed both inside and outside the house are bargainized and the great savings presented aggregate a tidy sum. Read the list with greatest care. So many articles are included that lack of t space necessitates the very briefest mention of each. 60 Pc. Dinner Set $79 Dinner Sets of English semi-porcelain, very best ware, 60 pieces, green border pat- f aq tern, gold edge, special for this sale tD 7t7 100-piece Set of same at special price of $11.20 Dinner Sets in English semi-porcelain, heavy gold band pattern, with gold on knobs tf Q Q and handles, open stock, 60 pieces DOi3 100 pieces of same, specially priced, set $11.65 60-piece English Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, in neat pink floral decorations, with OC gold edge, open stock, special, set tfy 00 100-piece Set of same, special at only $10.95 Specials in Garden Hose Black Garden Hose, -inch size, 4 ply, com plete .with nozzle and couplings, rt r a f guaranteed 50 ft. lengths, special p lA-inch size, 50 feet, special for this sale $6.49 Cotton Garden Hose, good grade, -inch size, complete with nozzle and coup- rt a f lings, 50-foot length, special for j)r 5 i--inch size, 50 feet, special for this sale $3.95 Adjustable "Window Screens,- size 24x r q 33, hardwood frames, special at, each LtCjC Size 24x41 inches, special this sale, each 33 (Be sure to get the correct measurements. Window Screens will not be exchanged.) 30c Grass Shears, special for this sale 22 Lawn Spray, best kind, special this sale 54 Spading Forks, 7c value, special this sale 4 Spading Forks, 7c value, special at, each 5 Weeding Hooks, 7c value, special, each 5 Garden Trowels, extra strong, 15c values 12 Garden Trowels, 10c values, special, each 8& Garden Trowels, 5c values, special, each 4$ 50c Garden Hoes, best grade, special, each 41 3-piece Garden Sets, consisting of n spade, rake and hoe, reg. $1 vals., at jC Turf Edgers, regular 65c values, special 49 Hose Reels, capacity 75 feet, special at 72 Specials in Cut Glass $1.57 $2.17 $1.28 Cut Glass Nappies, 6-inch size, reg. price $2 each, special sale Cut Glass Nappies, 6-inch size, reg. $3 values, special this sale Cut Glass Nappies, 5-inch size, reg. $1.75 values, special this sale $2.50 Cut Glass Spoon Trays, special at $1.84 $3.00 Cut Glass Spoon Trays, special at 2.17 $3.25 Cut Glass Spoon Traj's, special at 2.37 $2,50 5-inch Comports, special this sale SI. 84 $6.00 Cut Glass Mayonnaise Dishes at 4.45 $6.00 Cut Glass Sugar and Creamers 4.65 $7.50 Sugar and Creamer, special at 5.75 8-inch Nappies, $6.00 values, special at 4.45 7- inch Nappies, $5.25 values, special at 3.94 8- inch Bowls, $6.50 values, special at 4.95 8-inch Bowls, $8.50 values, special at 6.40 8-inch Vases, $5.00 values, special at 3.95 10-inch Vases, $6.00 values, special at 4.45 12-inch Vases, $10.00 values, special at 7.85 14-inch Vases, $17.00 values, special 12.95 Flower Holders, $6.00 values, special 4.45 Flower Holders, $8.00 values, special 6.25 Fern Dishes, $11.00 values, special sale 8.55 Fern Dishes, $13.50 values, special sale 9.99 Austrian China Dinner Set of 60 pieces, plain white, open stock pat- fQ Q tern, special for this sale at u)0-Vr 100-piece set of same, special at 12.75 Haviland China DinneT Set, 60 pieces, chrysanthemum and gold designs, gold stippled, regular $39.50 AQ1 values, special this sale A 0 100-piece set, $58.00 vaL, special 47.00 Haviland China Dinner Set, 60 pieces, very pretty border designs, tf0J f f with gold edge, reg. $45 2)00vlvl 100-piece set of same, $65.00 val. 53.00 High grade steel Range, polished steel body, asbestos lined, high warming oven, six-hole size, 16x20-inch oven, guaranteed a perfect baker, regidar $37.50 val., set up and d0 "1 ff including pipe, special pO X Vi-l Gas Range, four-burner size, 16x16 oven, special price, connected free, at only Gas Range, same as above, with broiler, set up and con- 1 Q 7 oected free, special at tblO O $16.75 Specials in Cutlery 6- inch Butcher Knives, 35c values, special 27 7- inch Butcher Knives, 45c value, special 34 8- inch Butcher Knives, 6Qc value, special 48 Paring Knives, regular 10c values,-special 8 Paring Knives, regular 20c values, special 15 Paring Knives, regular 15c values, special lli Paring Knives, regular 25c values, special 19 Bread Knives, regular 25c values, special 19 Bread Knives, regular 30c values, special 22 Bread Knives, regular 50c values-, special 39 Kitchen Knives and Forks, reg. 60c set, at 49 3- piece Carving Sets,- guaranteed A wj steel, reg. $2.25, special at only X O Silverplated Ware Silver plated Baking Dishes, reg- f? 7C ular $7.00 values, special this sale pO O 4- piece silver plated Tea Sets, sugar, creamer, spooner and tea pot, $9.50 values; CO special for this sale today, the set tD ,Ot 4-piece Tea Sets, $16.00 values, special 13.45 4-piece Tea Sets, $33.00 values, special 26.50 Casseroles, 3-pint size, reg. $10 ea., sp'l 7.95 Casseroles, 4-pint size, $12.50 value, at 9.95 Silverplated Ware Napkin Rings, regular 50c values, special 38 Tooth Pick Holders, $1.25 value, special 99 Fern Dishes, $5.50 value, special sale 4.37 Nut Bowls, $6.00 values, special sale at 4.79 Candle Sticks, $2.23 value, special sale 1.79 Coffee Percolators, nickel-plated Qrt or copper finish, reg. $12.50, at 3)iy i $13.50 values, special for this sale at 10.98 Copper Tea Sets, $22.50 values, special 18.75 5 p 'clock Tea Kettles, copper fin- J A f isji, regular price $9.50, special "fry Wire Meat Safes, well made, regidar f $1.35 each, special for today's sale at JQQ Buy Wash Day Necessities $2.25 Eureka Ironing Table, special at.1.79 $1.50 Best Ironing Board, special at 1.19 Q5c Sleeve Board, special this sale 24 $1.50 Willow Clothes Baskets, special. .1.19 45c Glass Washboards, special at only 33 35c 1-lb. Twine Mop. special this sale 24j 15c Mop Stick, special this sale only 12 65c Galvanized Washtub. special price 52 $2.50 Daisy Wringer, special this sale 1.99 60c 2-fold Clothes Rack, special at only 4S SALOONMEIM UPHOLD LAW Association to Aid in Prosecution of Those Who Offend. To raise the standard of the retail liquor business and compel all saloonmcn to live up to the law, the. Retail Liquor Dealers' Association of Portland has laken a nand In the fight being- waged by the police to enforce all liquor laws utrictly. To effect tKls, the asoocieAlon ha engaged a special prosecutor. Roger B. Slnnott made known to Judge Bennett yeeterday that he had been ap pointed to this position. It was said also that , the association had .engaged a. spe cial agent to Investigate conditions here and report on suspects and those with reputations for breaking police regula tions. The association sent a formal let ter to Chief of Police. Cox yesterday, in which it assured the Chief that it was In full accord with the policy outlined by the officials. The letter complimented the Chief and conveyed assurance that the association stood ready to do any thing In its power to assist him. "It will go hard with old offenders In tne future," said Judge Bennett yester day.. "When the better element of the liquor dealers themselves are interested in putting them down It is time something radical was done. Second-time offenders who come before me in the future need expect nothing but the limit." A Healthful Hint. A bottle of the Hood Brewing Com pany's famous Bock Beer to ward off that tired feeling. Phone R. 139, B 1319. Prompt relief In all cases of throat and lung trouble If you use Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take, soothing and healing in effect. Sold by all dealers. PRESBYTERY IS IN SESSION Rev. E. Nelson Allen Presides Over Church Convention. The Spring- meeting of Portland Presbytery opened yesterday afternoon in the Piedmont Presbyterian Church, Rev. E. Nelson Allen, moderator, pre siding, to consider the report of the home mission committee, budget for the ensuing year and other, business. Rev. David Keel, a prominent min ister and educator from the East, was received and enrolled as . a member of Portland Presbytery. . Rev. H. C. Mar shall, of the United Presbyterian Church, made application for member ship and his name was referred to a special committee. Rev. Henry L. May was enrolled as a member of the Presbytery. From the Clatskanie Presbyterian Church the call to Rev. Gordon Hues ton was read and referred to a special committee, and being- found regular was paced in the hands of Rev. Mr. Hueston. Rev. Mr. Hueston and Elder Bradley were appointed a committee to arrange for the installation. It was announced that Rev. Otto Heff ner had been called to the pastorate of Bethany " German Presbyterian Church, who comes as a new" gradu ate to that work. He was given per mission to enter that work until the June meeting of the Presbytery, when there will be fuller reports of his work and standing. It being announced that L. E. Car ter and W. M. Ladd, elected commis sioners to the General Assembly, would not be- abje to attend, the Presbytery elected G. X. Wanacott, of Rose City Park Presbyterian Church, principal, and R. K. Warren, of the First Church, was elected alternate. George Scott, of the Piedmont Church, waa elected alternate for E. P. Hart. The remainder of the afternoon was occupied with routine business. The time for considering the report of the home mission committee was fixed at 10 A. M. today. After adjournment the members of Presbytery enjoyed a dinner provided by the women of Piedmont Presbyterian Church. Last night Moderator E. Nelson Allen de livered the sermon. The Presbytery will resume its work at 9 A. M. today. A Hint in Time. Order the Mount Hood Brewing Com pany's famous Bock Beer now; to be de livered at your home. Phone East 139 or B 1319. , To rsmove skin eruptions, apply a little Santlaeptlo IxUoa and they will quickly MAN DROWNED IS MYSTERY failed to elicit any Information as ta his identity. Telephone Numbers in Pocket Fail to Aid Identification. Found floating in the river under the docks at the foot of Ash street, the body of a man who had been drowned at least three weeks was re covered yesterday morning. . There ' waa nothing about the body to identify it- The man evidently was a laborer about 45 years old. He was dressed in overalls, but had on clothes of good quality underneath them. He was 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighed 3 80 pounds. He had dark brown hair and a reddish mustache. In his pocket was a slip of paper with several tele phone numbers written down, but in quiry; at aU of these by the Coroner Self-Defense Slayer's Plea. COLFAX, Wash., April 19. (Special.) George Bafus. charged with the mur der of his brother-in-law, George Lust, was released from Jail today on J800O bond. Bafus is alleged to 'have killed Lust with a stick of stovewood dur ing a drunken quarrel at the Bafus ranch west of Colfax Saturday night The Coroner's Jury recommended that he be held for Superior Court investi gation. Bafus pleads self-defense saying he was iit his home with his' seven- children when Lust came and started trouble. Both men had lu-t returned from Colfax and had been, drinking. Edema and other skin disorders run fluiekly and completely cure tiUl. a" f wuvnuia cm. lUUHgUO IjOtiOn,