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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1910)
Merchandise Purchased on Credit Today, and Tomorrow Exclusive Agents for Standard, Rotary Sewing Machines, Etc., From 9 to 10 A. M. Unusual Morning Sale of Ladies' 25c NecRwear 5c 9 to 10 A. M. today. Shop by the hour, stay in the store all day. A general clean-, up of ladies' neck-wear. Dutch collars, jabots and stocks ; excellent value J to 25c; special for this hour sale at O C 5c and lOc Toilet Soap 2c 9 to 10 A. M. today. Come for this soap and stay all day. New bt-rgains every hour. A sale of 5000 cakes of toilet soap, plain and perfumed, castile and pumicine, f reg. 5o And 10c values, special at d C 25c White Cleaner for 9c lOc Canvas Cleaner at 4 9 to 10 A. M. today, in the shoe store, Sixth-street entrance, a sale of cleaner for white canvas shoes. The 25c size for A 9S the regular 10c size for only C 75c Corset Covers at 42c From 9 to 10 A. M. today, in the beautiful white store, second floor, a sale of fine crepe corset covers, with lace-trimmed yokes, excellent garments for Summer wear; our regular 75c values; A special for this one-hour sale at xZiC $1 Belt Pins Special 39c $1 Belt BticKles Now 39c From 9 to 10 A. M. today, in the jewelry store, a sale of belt buckles and belt pins, in plain and stone set novelties; all the newest Parisian effects; values to O f $1.00; special for this hour sale C From 2 to 3 P. M. $4- Mesh Bags for $2.69 2 to 3 P. M., today. 100 Mesh Bags, for this hour only; German silver, kid lined, shirred tops in several of the latest pat terns ; reg. values to $4.00 ; ty special for this hour only p 4 , 3 Shop by the clock. . Stay in the store. Women's 25c Vests 12 Vac From 2 to 3 P. M. today, in the underwear store, a sale of ladies ' fine quality Richelieu vests, low neck and sleeveleso, all sizes; our regular stock values at -25c; Ql special for. this hour sale only A, ahl20 3.5Q Couch Covers $2.45 From 2 to 3 P. M. today, in the big drapery store, fourth floor, a sale of tapestry, couch covers in the Bagdad stripe, 60 inches wide and 108 inches long; our reg-(t y A Ff ular $3.50 values; special Pa fr!3 35c & 5Qc Lisle SocRs 21c From 2 to 3 P. M. today. Shop by the hour. The sale " is for men as well' as women. Here's fine lisle socks in plain colors and black,' nicely embroidered our regular values 35c to 50c a pair; special 4y " for this hour sale only at t X C 3.50 Hot Wtr. Bottles 39c From 2 to 3 P. M. today. The drug sundry department offers for this hour only a sale of 50 hot water bottles, fountain syringes and combinations' regular values to $3.50; special for speedy selling to close O them out for this : hour sale at 5 C $5 Pumps, Oxfords $2.49 2 to 3 P. M. today, women's' high-grade Pumps and Oxfords. An endless assort ment, embracing some of our best values; two new styles, a gun-metal and a patent, are included; values to $5.00 rf r a f a pair; special this hour, pr. tP 9!J MINISTERS ARE ASSIGNED Portland, United Brethren, Appointments Made toy Conference Announced. The following are the appointments for the ensuing year for the United Brethren Churches of Oregon, made at the annual conference: Conference superintendent, H. C. Shaf fer; Beaver, D. Young; Coos. M. H. Staines; Gravel Ford. A. H. Clssna; Ban don, F. M. Dakln; Eujrene, F. H. Neff; Goshen, C. W. Phelps; Irving. H. Bender; Philomath, W. W. Rosebaugh; Salem, F. W. Jones: Corvallls, G. M. Beeler; Hope well, J. S. Rhoads; Hazle Green, B. M. Peoples; Portland, First, R. S. Showers; THE Richardson's Linens Shop by the Hour On account of unavoidable Until we do move in, will continue to open up new goods and place them on sale at Removal Prices. Thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of merchandise which was bought for 'our opening sales is daily arriving. They are seasonable goods and we can't afford to take chances on letting them lie idle. Prices will be sacrificed. Take advantage of the Removal Sale bargains. From IP to 11 A. M. 4-in. Taffeta Ribb'n 14c From 10 to 11 Al M. today. You never heard of a sale like this. The ribbon store offers all pure silk 4-inch taffeta ribbon, suitable for hairbows, A , trimmings, eta, special, yard X 1 W Women's 25c Hose lie 10 to 11 A. M. today, a sale of 2000 pairs of ladies' cotton stockings, ribbed , tops and plain welts, in both black and tan; our regular stock values 1 1 to 25c pair; special this hour JL X V 35c Clothes Br'shes 12c From 10 to 11 A. M. today. The drug sundry department, center aisle, offers this hour only a lot of 250 cloth brushes, solid wood back and heavy y brush bristles; reg. 35c; sp'l X mC Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. gale of Women's $1.75 Canvas Oxfords 89c 10 to 11 A. M. today. Save money by patronizing this hourly sale. The shoe store offers women's white canvas Ox fords for street or dress wear; several good styles; our regular $1.75 OQ values; sp'l for this hour only O l7 O From 3 to 4 P. M. 35c Wash Belts for 19c From 3 to 4 P. M. today. Shop by the hour, stay all day. Here's a lot of 200 dozen wash belts, in many dainty em broidered designs ; our regular 1 Q yals. to 35c; special this hour JL C 7c HandKerchiefs at 3c 3 to 4 P. M. today. A one-hour sale of ladies' fine cambric handkerchiefs; 2000 in the lot; plain white, also colored borders and colored centers ; reg- O ular stock values to 7c ; Removal 3 C $Q Cluny Curt'ns $3.95 From 3 to 4 P. M. today, an unlimited quantity of cluny lace curtains, some have lace edge, others with both lace and insertion. The patterns are all new. The values are excellent at d O Q F $6.00 ; special, the pair p 3 J O 15c. 2Qc Wash Goods 9c 3 to 4 P. M. today. The wash goods store offers an assorted lot of seasonable wash fabrics in good, new patterns, such as sell readily at 15c to 20c a yd. ; special for this hour only, yard J C ,25c Peroxide Hdgn. 15c 3 to 4 P. M. today, another very ac ceptable bargain in the drug sundry aisle, peroxide of hydrogen, the best quality, extra strength; the greatest antiseptic known. The regular 25s size F bottle ; special this hour, each X 53 C Women's $3.5Q Hand Turn Kid Shoes $2.98 3 to 4 P. M. today. The shoe store offers a sale of women's hand turn kid shoes for hot Summer weather; blucher, lace or button styles ; unusually fine stock; all are $3.50 val- fy f p ues ; sp '1 this hour only p t J C? Second.' J. W. Specker: Port BULL RUN (l I 3 to 4m VA SPECIALS c7 J land. Third, C. P. Blanchard: Portland, Fourth, to- be supplied; Vancouver, J. T. Merrill; Manor, M. Worthen; View, T. J. Conner; Clark County, J. L. Garrett; Everett, R. N. Lewis; Tillamook, B. E. Bmerlck; Hood River, J. B. Parsons: The Dalles, O. V. White; Dufur and Tygh, . G. E. Wood; Philomath circuit, r. Morris; Marshfleld, to be supplied; Antloch, Wayne Mulkey; Wren, J. X. Parker; Blodgett. J. Berryman; Ten Mile, to be supplied; Seattle, G. E. Mctonald; North Bend, H. F. White; conference evangelist, R. G. Summerlin; missionary to China, E. B. Ward; missionary to Porto Rico, J. E. Caldwell. Many Carloads Required to Carry 33 Miles of Piping. GRESHAM, .Or., June 28. (Special.) Several trainloads of mammoth water-pipe have been unloaded at the Schaw-Batcher yards for the new Bull Run pipe line. So great is the size of the pipe that but six joints are a load for a flatcar, which means that many trainloads will be required for the 32 miles. Thirty wagons from an Eastern fac tory, speciaUy built for the purpose, have arrived and will be put into- ser It Is on record that a ma of rold weighing- 50 pounds wai taken from a Bolivia mine in focmar timai lur ftnantardm. MORNING OltEGONIAN. "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1910. Etc. All Today delays in finishing our fixtures From 11 A. M. to 12 Remnants at Half-Price 11 A. M. to 12. All embroidery rem nants which were marked at half price for removal sale will have that price cut again in halves. All styles, qual- JyC ities and widths at half price Women's 20c Vests 11c Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. From 11 A. M. to 12 today. Watch the dial, new bargains for every hour. Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck, sleeveless; regular Summer weight; all sizes; ready sellers at 20c, special for one hour at only x X C 2.5Q Lace Crt'ns $1.35 From 11 A. M. to 12 today, a sale for those who are cleaning house or furnish ing up new, 200 pairs of Lace Curtains, bungalow net, Arabian colors; full 3 yaras long; our regular $2.50 values; on sale, pair $1.35 Extra Special From 2 to 4 P. M. $5-$0.5O SilR Waists $12! 2 to 4 P. M. Two hours of bargain wonders which will interest all econom ically inclined women. No one can afford to miss it. The sale is bona fide even if it doe3 sound sensational. A lot of 150 women's fancy waists in taffeta, messaline and Japanese silk. Plain tailored or fancy lace and em- broidery trimmed styles. Also a line to be sure, but all sizes in the lot. changeable colors in the lot. Regular $5.00 to $6.50 values, Qltt7Q Extra Specials From 11 to 1 P. M $3.75 Sailor Hats at $1.98 11 A. M. to 1 P. M., today, a two-hour sale in the millinery store, second floor. A big assortment of new banded 6ailor hats, Tricorn and drooping Lrim sailors, various styles in rough braids. The best and most comfortable Summer hats tf Q for street, auto and beach or mountain wear; values to $3.75; special p X 7vJ Women's $5 Pumps arid Oxfords $1.Q8 From 11 A- M. to 1 P. M., today, in the shoe store, a spirited sale of women's black suede, gun-metal calf, patent leather with twin or single straps, tan and brown kid pumps and Oxfords ; several hundred pairs in which we have all sizes d f Q to choose from; reg. vals. to $5.00 a pair; sp'l these two hours, pair P X 0 Extra Specials From 2 to 4 P. M. Fine BlacK Taffeta SilK $1.25 Value on Sale 74c 2 to 4 P. M. today, in the silk store, a sale of 2400 yards ,of fine, rich, lus trous quality black taffeta, full yard wide, the kind that wears well; reg ular. $1.25 values; special sale A for this hour at only, yard xC Extra Specials $9.QO Ostrich Plumes Your Choice for $3.95 3 to 5 P. M. today, in the millinery store, second floor, a sale of high grade Ostrich Plumes, in black,' white and all the new wanted colors; an enormous re serve stock to be cleaned up; values to $9.00; special for this $3.95 sale, your choice, at $6.5Q Parasols at $2.5Q $10.00 Parasols at $3.50 3 to 5 P. M. today The greatest Parasol Sale of the season. For two hours we will sell high-grade parasols; plain and fancy tops, mounted on good frames, fitted with beautiful novelty handles, carved woods, bamboo and plain sticks; also a line of handsomely trimmed handles, as follows: Lot 1 This season's novelties; regular values to $6.50 ; priced ri ty F? f special for this sale at j) t J J PIPE ARRIVES vice in a few days hauling the pipe to its destination. The commissary wagons, six in num ber, capable of accommodating 60 men. are fully equipped and assembled ready for their destinations along the line. Machinery Sent to Celilo. MARSHFIELD, Or., June 28. (Spe cial.) The old Government works at the lower end of Coos Bay near the bar are being torn down and the machinery will be moved to Celilo. These works were put up years ago when the 3etty was being built. The buildings and railroad tracks have been allowed to decay, but the machinery is still in good condition. It is to be towed out on a barge . . Will Be Charged on Agents Royal Worcester, Bon Warner Rust Proof, Marquise -gtBetter Stay in the Store All Day . we will in all probability not From 11 A. M. to 12 OOc Bed Sheets for 45c 11 A. M. to 12 today, in the domestic aisle, first floor, a sale of unbleached sheets, made from one of the best brands of sheeting; large sizes, torn and hemmed; no seam in center; A F regular 60c values, this hour Jf C ' $3.75 Petticoats at $1.39 11 A. M. to 12 today, a one-hour sale of women's white Petticoats of good quality cambric- with embroidery edge; cut full and very well made; our reg ular $3.75 stock values ; rt " O k special this hour at, each X Oi $25 Hair Switches $1Q 11 A. M. to 12 today, closing out our en tire stock of Hair Goods. For this hour rnly weoffer 28 to 30-inch natural wavy Switches in rare shades of blonds, drabs and reds; regular $25 d "I g ff and $30 values, sp '1 J) A J U vJ of chiffons over net. Broken line, Also plain stripes or Lift rr Fine SilK Pongee Serge $1 Value, the Yard. 63c From 2 to 4 P. M. today, a very unusual value in pure silk pongee serge for suits, coats, one-piece dresses, etc.; full 27 inches wide; ready seller at the reg ular price of $1.00 a yard ; O special for this hour at, yard C From 3 to 5 P. M. Babies' $1.5Q to $5.5Q Bonnets at Half - Price From 3 to 5 P. M. today. A two-hour sale of Babies' Straw Bonnets. Your unrestricted choice of any one in our stock. All our newest late arrivals. values $1.50 to $5.50 are included in this sale at just half the regular IV2 selling price. Look them over. Lot 2 High grade novelties; all this season s styles; regular T O C. f $10.00 values; priced atj)03U THREE SUSPECTS Sheriff Captures Men Thought to Be Professional Pickpockets. Tommy and Jimmie Meehan and Den ny Watson, said by Sheriff Stevens to be professional pickpockets, were ar rested about 6:30 o'clock last night, and lodged in the County Jail while they were working the O. W. P. trans fer cars. Deputies Leonard, Beatty. Wood, Hunter and Bulger effected the capture. Watson is a man about 30 years old, while Jimmy and Tommy Meehan are 35 and 38 years old re spectively. The photographs of the Meehans are said to be in numerous July Account-Home Journal Patterns move before August 1st. From 12 to IP. M. Ladies' Q5c NecRw'r27c From 12 to 1 P. M. today. Thousands of pretty new styles in ladies' neckwear to supply almost every want. "Women who know the saving advantages of these hourly sales will lay in a sup- f ply; values to 65c each, at t C Child's 2Qc Hose at lOc 12 to 1 P. M. today. These hourly sales will be welcomed with delight. Here's children's good weight black cot ton hose, fast colors and seam- f less ; reg. 20c values ; special A J C Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. lOc School Tablets 5c From 12 to 1 P. M. today. Come in the morning and stay all day. New bar gains every hour. The stationery store offers "Washington ' manuscript school tablets, legal size, both sides ruled; regular 10c values; special O C Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. lOc 'Kerchiefs O for 25c 12 to 1 P. M. today. An item of in terest to all men ; 50 dozen colored border handkerchiefs, made of fine quality cam bric, nicely hemmed ; our reg- ular 10c value, special, 6 for d O C From -4 to 3 P. M. $3 House Presses $1.69 From 1 to 5 P. M. today. Shop by the hour. Here's a lot .of 150 house dresses in good quality percale and gingham; all new styles; a complete line of sizes and colors; best values to $3; tf special this hour at, each X l3 Shop by the clock. Stay in the store. $1 Trimmings 23c Yard From 4 to 6 P. M. today, a sale of odds and ends in laces and trimmings, in white, cream, ecru " and colors ; many beautiful designs; valu-s npQQ to $1.00 yard; bp'l this hour $1.5Q Umbrellas at 95c From 4 to 5 P. M. today. The best um brella bargain of the year. Ladies' sizes, best waterproof tops, heavy steel frames; good range of patterns, in long mission huidles ; regular $1.50 values; special this hour sale 3C $18 Hair Switches at $8 4 to 5 P. M. today, in the hair store, second floor, a sale of 30-inch natural wavy Switches, in a good line of shades; regular values to $18.00 5 Q f f special for this hour only O j J 25c SRirt MarKer at 12c From 4 to 5 P. M. today, in the notion aisle, Dressmaker's Delight Skirt Marker, measures correctly, saves time and labor, marks the skirt perfectly. A regular 25c' seller; special for y this hour sale only atn each X 4mt C $2.5Q Chemise For 89c 4 to 5 P. M. today, in the big white store, second floor, a one-hour sale of women's chemise, with lace and em broidery yokes, made of fine nainsook material; our regular values "89c to $2.50; special this hour SEIZED A A-ko 5 p.m. rogues galleries throughout the coun try. The men said they were on their way to Reno, Nev.. to see the Jeffries-Johnson fight. They informed the officers that they arrived in Portland at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. This Is known to be false, as they were seen by Sheriff Stevens and Deputy Leonard on the O. W. P. transfer cars Monday night. Seeing that a capture at that time was impossible, the Sheriff ar ranged with his deputies to make the capture last night. The three suspects were noticed by Deputy Leonard standing on the rear platform of one of the O. W. P. cars last night, but before he and the other deputies could get close enough to make a capture, the trio Jumped from 13 Ton, Howd, La Beau and Redfern Corsets From 1 to 2 P. M. $2 Handbags Sale at 89c From 1 to 2 P. M. today. "Worth your while to be on hand. Here's a lot of good quality goat seal Handbags, with German silver or leather-covered frames, strap handles, fitted with coin purses, gilt or gun- Q metal trimmings; val. $2 Real Kid to $2, sp'l OJt Gloves 69c From 1 to 2 P. M. today. A busy hour is promised in the glove store; ladies' 2-but-ton real kid Gloves, in black, slate, ox blood, mode, tan, and all desirable f colors; reg. vals. to $2.00; special C Men's $1 Underwear 59c 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the men's store, a sale of Summer Underwear in briefs for men; no sleeves in Ehirt, knee length drawers; white dimity and light tan mer cerized; regular $1.00 values; " special for this hour sale at only O J C 65c Hose Supporters 33c 1 to 2 P. M. today. Don't miss this sale of Hose Supporters. They are splendid values, made of good, strong elastic; satin and silk, clasp top, side supporter, the kind that sells regular at 50c and 65c; O O special for this hour sale at only Ju C $2.25 Combinations $1.59 From 1 to 2 P. M. today, a sale of those fa vorite garments, cambric combinations, made of all-over embroidery; drawers and corset cover combined; all sizes; values to $2.25; priced very special rt g A for this hour sale only, each p X 07 From 5 to O P. M. $4.5Q Wash .SKirts $1.98 From 5 to 6 P. M. today, a lot of 150 wash skirts for women's wear. They are made of Indian Head and Linette materials; new plaited styles; all sizes in white, light blue and natural linen ; regular ri Q values to $4.50; this hour jL ttO 35c Fancy NecKwear 12c 5 to 6 P. M. today. An exceptional of fering in fresh, new, dainty styles of jabots and stocks, Dutch effects. The best bar gain of the day; our regular r values to 35c ; special this hour X i C $1 Four-In-Hands at -45c 5 to 6 P. M. today. If you don't come to this hourly sale you will be the loser. The men's store offers a big lot of four-in-hand ties of pure silk, all good patterns, wide ends and French fold ; our A regular values to $1.00; special xJ3C 3c Darning Cotton for.lc From 5 to 6 P. M. today. Small economies now and then make big savings in the long run. Lay in a supply of darning cotton, 45 yard spools ; sell reg. at 3c each or 2 1 for 5c; special this hour only, each A C Girls Dresses Half-Price From 5 to 6 P. M. today, in the children's store, second floor, a one-hour sale of girls' gingham, percale and chambray dresses; ages 6 to 14 years; splendid styles that sell regularly from $1.50 to $7.50; j on sale at half price for this hour & Misses $1.25 Pumps 89c From 5 to 6 P. JL today, misses' and chil dren's ankle strap pumps and Oxfords; 3 distinct specials; big sizes up to 7 for S1.8D pair; misses' sizes up to 2 for $1.39 pair; child's sizes to 11 for $1.19 per pair ; lniants sizes to a, q Q regular $1.25 values, this sale at J C - 5 to 6 p.m. SPECIALS 'I the car, and one of the Meehans led Deputy Wood a merry chase in which. Deputies Hunter and Bulger partici pated. They had difficulty In captur ing their quarry, owing to the con gested condition of the Morrison-street bridge at the time. More Gold Come From Alaska. SEATTLE, Wash., June 28. The sec ond shipment of gold from the Tanana district this year was received on the steamer Dolphin, which arrived from Southeastern Alaska ports during the night. The Dolphin's treasure amounted to $837,000 and was shipped from Fair banks via the Tukon River and the White Pass route to Skagway, where it was transferred to the steamship.
