13 -Portland's Greatest Corset Store Royal Worcester, Bon TonHowd, Ia. Beau Front Lace, SaHlin Perfect Form and Rerago Belt Corsets, Warner Bros.' Corsets, Marquise Corsets, Etc. Expert Fitters to Serve You Ladies' Home Journal Patterns THE MORNING OEEGOXIAN, AVED.VESDAY, APRIIi 27, 1910. sites" im All 3Dep ax"tm'ts Every section of tKe store must contribute to tKis sale event There's Keen rivalry between the different depts. to see wKicb can give tHe best bargains You reap tKe benefits of tKeir efforts Goods of tKe KigKest standard quality at lowest possible prices New bargains every hour Stay in store all day Tib. b Girsk4eir ;OIl(dls From 9 to 10 A. M. $1.5Q Drawers 79c a Pair 9 to 10 A. M. today, shop By the clock. Here's a sale of women's Drawers, of fine nainsook or cambric, wide flounce tucked in clusters, with edge of lace or 79c embroidery, vals. to $1.50 pair 20c Wash Belt's for lOc 9 to 10 A. M. today, unusual bargains abound in the center aisle. White em broidered Wash Belts, fitted with the fresh water pearl buckles, our regu- f lar 20c values ; special at, each A J C Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. 3 PacKages Pearllne 25c 9 to 10 A. M. today, shop by the hour all day, bargains abound in all depart ments. Pearline in large packages; the greatest washing powder known; priced special, 3 packages for i 13 C Ladies' 2Qc Hose 9c Pair 9 to 10 A. M. today, a sale of ladies' fast black, seamless, medium weight Hdse, good quality cotton, 2-ply heels and toes, sizes 8V2 to 10 ; our regular 20c stock values; special tomorrow, the pair J C Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. $3.QO Pumps $1.98 Pair 9 to 10 A. M. today, the Shoe Store offers a remarkable sale of women 's Pumps, three styles, patent or gunmetal, one and 'two strap; our regular $3.00 rt f-v q values; special, the pair p X yJ From 2 to 3 P. M. SPECIALS I $l.QO to $1.50 SilRs 52c 2 to 3 P. M. today, in the Silk Store, a sale of fancy Silks suitable for almost any purpose; pieces of from 2 to 20 yards, 1240 yards in the lot ; usual $1.00 to lO $1.50 values; special this hr., yd. C Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. $3.5Q Corsets at 49c Pair 2 to 3 P. M. today, watch the clock. New bargains every hour. Here's odds and ends in high grade Corsets, sizes .broken, but excellent values to $3.50; A special this hour, only, . eachiC $2 Cups and Saucers 1.25 2 to 3 P. M. today, in the Crockery Store, third floor, good quality German- white china cups and saucers, reg- A ular $2 values ; special, doz. J) J, O $1.5Q Kid Gloves 59c Pr. 2 to 3 P. M. today, a sale of odd lines of ladies' Kid Gloves, damaged by being tried on; some have been mended; all kind and prices up to $1.50 a pair; r" special this hour only, the pair Oi C 15c Coat Hangers 8c Ea. 2 to 3 P. M. today, folding webbing coat hangers, the most perfect made; con forms to the shape of the coat; Q our regular 15c sellers; special, each Q C Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. From lO to 11 A. M. 85c Corset Covers at 47c 10 to 11 A. M. today, in the big white store, second floor, a sale of fine nainsook Corset Covers, yokes of lace or embroidery, also medallion inset; our regular A 85c values ; special this hour only C 40c Window Screen 29c 10 to 11 A. M. today. Fly time is not far off. Better keep them out in the first place. Here's good Window Screens, 24x41 inches ; our regular 40c sellers ; priced .special tomorrow for this f hour at this very low price J C 50c Embroideries at lOc 10 to 11 A. M. today, a great sale of short lengths of Swiss nainsook and cambric Embroideries, edges and insertions, from 1 to 4 yards in a piece; regular "1 f vals. to 50c ; special, the piece A J C 65c Union Suits at 29c 10 to 11 A. M. today, ladies' elastic ribbed Spring and Summer' weight Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, lace trimmed, umbrella style or tight knee length, sizes 4, 5 and 6; values to 65c the OO suit ; tomorrow at this low price J C $1Q Press SKirts at $4.95 10 to 11 A. M. today, a sale of woman's serge and panama Dress ' Skirts, black, gray and blue colors, only 45 in the lot our regular stock values to $10 tf vf Q special for this hour only p t J 3 From 3 to 4 P. M. rY A tf 3 to 4pm n fc h SPECIALS c J I 85c Taffeta SilK 39c Yard 3 to 4 P. M. today, a one-hour sale of two-toned effects in checked taffeta Silk the latest for serviceable Summer dresses, shirtwaists, children's dresses, etc; real values at 85c a yard ; special for O this hour only tomorrow, yard J C 25c White Madras 15c Yd 3 to 4 P. M. today, the Domestic Store offers a sale of white Madras for shirt waists and children's dresses, checks, dots and dainty patterns; our regular 25c quality; special at, the yard X 3C $1 Doz. Fruit Saucers 75c 3 to 4 P. M. today. Lay in a supply of German White China. These fruit sau cers are excellent values at $1.00 J dozen ; priced special, the doz. C Chamoisette Gloves 19c 3 to ' 4 P. M. today, a great bargain in a much wanted article, Chamoisette Gloves, in good quality plain lisle, black, white or gray colors; our regular values "1 f to 35c ; special aj, the pair X C 25c Binders Tar .Soap 9c 3 to 4 P. M. today, a sale of binders' tar, an antiseptic soap; a compound of tar and vegetable oils; removes all obstruc tions from the hair cells; a medical soap" for the skin; 25o values, cake From 11A.M. to 12 H From 11 A. M. to 12 innig, $3 Curtains $1.75 Pair 11 A. M. to 12 today, white Irish Point Lace Curtains, fine quality, plain centers, with small, neat borders, also fancy scroll centers; five patterns to choose from; 42 inches wide, 2x2 yards long ; our regular $3.00 d 1 "7 rf values; this hour sale at P X O Women's Juliets 99c 11' A. M. to 12 today the shoe store offers women's comfort Juliets, elastic sides, rubber heels and hand-turn soles, kid tip; the hospital friend. Regular $1.75 seller, the pair 99c $3.75 Chemise at $1.89 11 A. M. to 12 today, a one-hour sale of women's Chemise with yokes of com bination lace and embroidery, fitted back, plain hem or trimmed skirt; our regular values to $3.75 (5 "I Q special this hour sale at X Remnants at Half Price 11 A. M. to 12 today, an hour sale of remnants of all kinds of wash goods, cut tings left from our best selling num bers. ' The accumulation of about three weeks reduced for this s"!e ONE-HALF Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. Extra Special From 1Q A. M. to 12 M. $12 Leghorn Shapes $5-45 From 10 A. M. to 12 M. today, the Millinery Store will sell high-grade im ported Leghorn Shapes, untrimmed, me dium and large; the best for a Summer hat. You can save enough on the shape to buy nice Irimmings and have your hat made to your own liking. CC Values to $12.00. Special at POHrO lit ill' tE" 7 $ s .S"'? Extra Special From 1 to 3 P. M. Girls' $1.75 Dresses at 98c 1 to 3 P. M. today, a two-hour 6ale of girls' chambry and percale dresses, light and dark colors, plain or figured, piped in white or red; ages 6 to 14 years; priced special, ea. 98c 1 to 3 P. M. today, a sale of girls' bloomer dresses, also French dresses, styled in various patterns, for children J to 6 years of age; our reg. $1.75 Tals., special this hour 98c Extra Special From 3 to 4 P. M. $25.00 Dresses Special at $Q.Q5 3 to 4 P. M. today, an hour !s sale that will prompt all quick-witted women to be here when the clock strikes 3. A sale of Taffeta Silk and Nunsveiling Dresses, all the newest style3, in tunio effect and plain plaited skirt, neatly de signed with yokes and cuffs or sleeves of lace, also plain styles in all solid colors or stripes. A great collection of novelties that rival those at twice the price; actual values to $25.00 in $9.95 i v irk '4 J!w M the very best one-piece dresses; priced special, this hour, only Extra Special From 3 to j P. M. $5 Hair Crown $3.5Q $12 Hair Switch $6.00 3 to 5 P. M. today. The natural hair store, second floor, offers a very new line of German hair crowns, containing 18 puffs ; use no turban with it ; place switch around either twisted or braided and you have up-to-date AJ hair dress; reg. $5 values ipO OU Switch of natural hair, natural wave, all shades, can match your hair almost perfectly, no matter what color; ft a regular $12.00 value, this sale p J 9c f ' i i i $4- Cambric Petticoats Unusual Value at $2.12 3 to 5- P. M. today, a sale of white petticoats, made of good quality cambric, with 18-inch flounce of India linon, with clusters of tucks inlaid with two rows embroidery insertion or four rows of Valenciennes insertion, edged to match, also plain hemstitched edges of eyelet embroidery: some with trimmed under flounce; regular values f f to $4.00; this sale at Cp J. Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. From 12 to 1 P. M. $2.75 Cotton BlanKet 2.10 12 to 1 P. M. today, the Fourth Floor Bedding Store offers a line of large size, very heavy fleece cotton Blankets, tan color with borders of pink or blue, ready sell ers at $2.75 ajiair; special tf O 1 f torhorf ow at this hour, pr. tP t A vl $1.25 Brassieres for 49c 12 to 1 P. ,M. today, in the Corset De partment, second floor, -a sale of Brassieres or bust confiners, several styles, lace or embroidery trimmed; our regular A vals. to $1.25; special this hour XiS C 60c Doz. Tumblers 3c Ea 12 to 1 P. M. today. "Watch the clock. New bargains every hour. Here's a line of good quality thin-blown tumblers; regular bOc a dozen values. Take elevator 3c to third floor. Buy a supply, each 5Qc Trimmings at 5c Yd. 12 to 1 P.-- M. today, Venice lace bands and fancy gimp trimmings, quarter-inch to one-inch wide; good range of colors. Some are short lengths; regular to 50e a yard. Special for this hour 6ale at J)C $4 Oxfords. Pumps $2.98 12 to P. 51. today, a sale of women's low heel oxfords- and pumps, especially suitable for young ladies; patent kid and tan leathers, hand turn and extension soles. Our regular values to $4.00 ; C Q Q special this sale the pair t (j From 4 to 5 P. M. -4-to 5 pm. Q5c Press Goods at 33c 4 to 5 P. M. today, a sale of 5000 yards of Panama, diagonals, cheviot and mohair dress goods, all colors and neat mannish effects. Regular 50c and 65c O O value, .this sale the yard only C 35c Veiling at lOc a Yard 4 to 5 P. M. today, a good strong mesh veiling, plain, Tuxedo and hexagon mesh, dotted or plain, in colors, black, white, navy, brown and two-tones ; reg- f ular 35c a yard ; special this hour X J C $1.5Q Doz. Pie Plates $1.10 to 5 P. M. today the big China Store offers neat shapes in Pie Plates of German white china, good quality; i 1 f regular $1.50 dozen, for A X J $2.25 Hat Pins $1.19 Each 4 to 5 P. M. today. Shop by the clock. New bargains every hour. The jewelry store offers a sale of elegant rhinestone Hat Pins, round, square, spike and ball tops; values to $2.25; spe- cial for this hour sale, each -4) X X J Women's $6 Waists $2.85 4 to 5 P. M. today in the big garment store, second floor, a sale of 250 lingerie and tailored waists, all new styles and all sizes. Our regular values O Of? to $6 ; special for this hour p Cj 3 From l to 2 P. M. 25c Fancy NecKwear lOc l to 2 P. M. today, a sample line of ladies' Dutch collars, with or without jabots, lace rabats, wash stock collars, em broidered linen collars, lawn rabats, jabots, etc. Some are slightly soiled from ft being shown; values to 25c, each X V-l C Scott's 75c Bustle for 19c 1 to 2 P. M. today, a sale of Scott's Hip Pads and Bustles, all sizes, in gray or black; the best skirt form made, sells reg. up to 75c; special this hour X S C Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. lOc Castile Soap 5c CaRe 1 to 2 P. M. today. Every time the clock strikes new bargains appear. Here's Palm Olive, Spanish Castile Soap, the El Parnaso .brand, one of the best reg ular 10c cakes, special this hour O C 75c Underwear for 37V2C 1 to 2 P. M. today, a sale of broken lines in light-weight underwear, "Porosknit," in blue and pink, fancy lace stripe Und light ribbed; not all sizes, but real O Tl values to 75c; special this hour O 2C Women's $5 Shoes $2.98 1 to 2 P. M. today, a sale of women's Summer-weight shoes, all have light flexible hand-turn soles, patent tips and different height heels ; all sizes and fl f f Q real values to $5.00 pair, at Pm70 Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. From 5 to 6 P. M. ( I 5 to 6 pm V SPECIALS J $9 Couch Cover at $6.85 5 to 6 P. M. today. Shop by the hour. Here's a line of Oriental Couch Covers in very fine, heavy quality; a broad range of patterns in rich colorings ; tf Q regular $9.00 values, each J) 13 (j 25c Ribbons at lOc Yard 5 to 6 P. M. today, a very unusual sale of plain taffeta, Dresden and satin taffeta ribbons, not all colors in each line, but a good line of shades in the lot, 3 " f to 4V2 inches wide, values 25c X 3 C 2.75 dz. DinnerPlatesl.90 5 to 6 P. M. today. China specials every hour. For this hour we offer good quality German white china f dinner plate, $2.75 doz., at P X 2J $2.25 Combinations $1.13 5 to 6 P.' M. today, women's Corset Cover and Drawer Combinations, made of fine nainsook, yoke of several rows of Valenciennes insertion, also medallions of embroidery set in body, lace 't 1 O trim, drawers, $2.25 values p 1 1 3 $2.QO Handbags 98c Ea. 5 to 6 P. M. today, a one-hour sale of 200 Hand Bags, medium size, in good goat seal stock, black, brown and tan colors; our regular values to $2.00 ; special QQ for this hour sale only, each C HARBOR DEAL IS PENDING Frontage Near Rainier Being In spected Prior to Purchase. RAINIER, Or., April 26. Special. One of the largest land deals of the month Is now being completed at Rainier. This deal . Includes about six miles of water frontage at Rainier and the entire Dean Blanchard estate of 600 acres in and adjoining Rainier. The Dean Blanch ard estate and part of the waterfront were sold last Summer to Wrlg-ht & Son, bankers, of Buffalo, for J25O.OO0. The deal now pending involves between 1250.000 and J300.000. L E. Thomas has Just returned from a three months' visit in the East, where he Interested men who are now in Rainier Investigating the land. Seattle men are also Interested, and the deal is expected to be closed shortly. The water frontage included in the daal Is all the available harbor between Prescott and a point below Rainier. Along nearly the entire length there is water to the depth of 40 feet. By a de flecting current all the drift and debris is carried to the Washington side of the river, leaving this harbor protected at all times. The prospective buyers Intend to use the land for harbor purposes. The town lots will be improved. New Rate Gets Approval. SALEM, Or., April 26. The Railroad Commission has given the Southern Pa cific Company permission to make a rate of 10 for a 100-ride commutation ticket from Portland to Clackam&s. This rate has been established by the Southern Pacific Company In order to accommodate the Oregon National Guard, which makes weekly trips to Clackamas to practice at the rifle range. Use of tobacco is tmiversat In the Orient and th word cheroot and its ne come from Madras. T"he flrst cigars ween by Colum-bus were wrapped with corn shucks. TRANS-ANDINE RAILROAD Near Completion of Transcontinen tal Road In South America. (A translation from the Spanish made by Major Alfred F. Sears, of this city.) Chile and " Argentina, the southernmost states of this Western Continent, are rejoicing in the approaching inaugura tion of a great transcontinental and trans-Andine railroad. The construction of an important link, the tunnel of Cara coles, was initiated many years ago by the brothers, Matthew and John Clark, natives of Chile, who encountered tre mendous obstacles in their grand ambi tion to rival the Northern American con tinent by piercing mountains and giving the South a railroad connecting the two great oceans of the globe, their most formidable enemies being their own coun trymen. N The Clarks became bankrupt after working ' 20 years and the work was undertaken by a new company, founded on the spoils of the Clark wreck; and now the magnificent work sees suc cessful accomplishment in the comple tion of the tunnel, 9942 feet long, at an altitude of 10,500 feet above sea level. A finished line has long existed on the Pacific Bide from Valparaiso, 130 miles to Los Andes, a city of 16,000 people, 1625 feet above sea level; and from Mendoza, at the eastern base of the mountains, in Argentine," to Buenos Aires, about 730 miles. But there remained the formid able portion of nearly 50 miles, high up in the heart of the Andes. From the terminus of the Chilian line, Los Andes, to the mouth of the tunnel, is 44 miles, with a rise in this distance of 7875 feet, or about 18Q feet per mile, with places so steep that a third rail has been used in the constructing work. The. tunnel will be finished to permit inauguration of regular traffic over the entire length of 900 miles from Valparaiso to Buenos Aires, in May. It Is purposed to make the run in 36 hours, of which 16 will be occupied in reaching Mendoza, from Val paraiso, a distance of only 170 miles, or about 11 miles per hour, while from Men doza to Buenos Aires, a rate of more than. 36 miles may be maintained. The express train will be luxurious, provided with every comfort of dining cars and sleepers, with staterooms for families. The price of through passage has been fixed at J60, and of breakfasts and dinners at $1.15 each. The President of . Chile, with his com mittee of representation to the approach ing International Congress in Buenos Aires, will make an official trip over the line to assist in opening the Congress and inaugurating the railroad. Mood River Box Factory Sold. HOOD RIVER," Or., April 26. The Stanley-Smith " Lumber Company' has bought the machinery and box-making apparatus of the Hood River Box Com pany, and will move the plant west of town to its Belmont planer, where It will be operated in the manufacture of fruit boxes. PEOPLE FEAR FOR BRIDGE North Alblna Club Sends Committee to Urge Action. Residents in North Albina and the Peninsula are alarmed over the condition of the Steel bridge. Some fear that it will fall down before it is replaced. J. H. Nolta. H. A. Ruble. S. L. Osborn and L. B. Held have been, appointed a com mittee from the North Alblna Improve ment Club to urge the Council to expedite the construction of the Broadway bridge so that the use of the Steel bridge may be stopped. A resolution was adopted at the meeting of the club Monday night urging that more energy be thrown into the Brodway bridge project. The club also took steps to Insist that the City Engineer advance the plans for sewerage in the district north of Killings work avenue. It was reported that pave ments are to be laid on Patton avenue and other streets on the Peninsula, but the work cannot be done until the sewi ers have been laid. J. H. Nolta said that sewers were asked for on the Peninsula three years ago, but that nothing had been accomplished. Drowned Man's Body Recovered. ASOTIN. Wash.. April 26. (Special.) The body of J. A. Harrington, a sur-. veyor in the employ of the Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad, was recovered yes terday by James Chapman in the Snake River, opposite Asotin. The drowning of the man was caused by the capsiz ing of a small boat while shooting the dangerous rapids of the Salmon Rive? with two companions on February 25. The body was sent to Butte, Mont., for burial, that place being his former home. Chamberlain's Stomach and Live. Tablets will clear the sour stomach, sweeten the breath and create a healthy aDnetite. They Dromote the flow i gastric Juice, thereby inducing good aigBBiion. ouia Dy an aeaiers, mw J