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HIE MOKXTXO OREGONTAN. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1911.
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t... i Arriving Daily in Every Department of the Store
1 : . , w s ah Wpnlth of Sorintftime-Our Buyers Now Return-
- - . '- v Arrmml-Payable April the First
All Merchandise Purchased on t-,rec.t , . - ' r nl oad Frrnrrfi Pairy LunrfTin the Basement Store
Demonstration of Nemo Corsets by an Expert Corset.ere of BroaExperiejegc y
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ing From Market Promise i.arser - twt 1 II irsAnrc R,KKr.n
Fine Embroideries
SL75 Values at 79c
3500 yards of extra well-made Embroidery in 27-in.
Coaneicps eorset covers, edges, bands, galloons, all
overs, etc, in swiss and nainsook in a lrpe ranety
of dainty floral patterns; regular values up
lO x.ij e ja v" - - - -
50c Laces for 19c
$1.25 Laces for 4&c
Thousands of downs of new Valenciennes Laces in
edges and insertions, V2 to 1 incb i wide, in a broad so
r.,iAmt. suitable lor tnmmite toe
lecifuu 01 t . - -
dainty Summer dresses, etc.; 50c values, 19c AQ
a dozen, and regular f 1.25 values are, down
Free Cooking School
This Morning at IP
No trouble for a good cook to Ret a kind hus
band and maintain a happy home. Come and
learn. MENU: Ragout of Veal, Swiss Pud
ding, Hard Sauce, Coffee. On fourth floor.
ReR 85c Novelty
Ribbon, Spec. 37c
15,000 yards of 5 and 6-inch Novelty Eibbon in Dres
denns, French stripes, Persian and jacquard effects,
in every imaginable color combination. The season's
newest styles for millinery, sashes, belts, etc. O rJf
V IUUC3 V J", X - 7 W
FineTaffetaRibbon
75c Quality for 37c
Really the most remarkable value we hare ever seen
in the West. It is 8 inches wide. Extra brilliant pure
6ilk Taifeta KiDDon. ve Dougm iuuu picuca, a,
was so good. Every color for every purpose. Q7C
Actually worth 75c a yard, special price, yd. '
"Women's Coats
S28.5Q Val. $9.95
S42.5Q Val. $15.75
$58.5Q Val. $19.95
Final sale of women's fine Coats
for street, eveningor outing wear
We divide the lot into three
groups for easy choosing The
season's most attractive styles
The materials are broadcloths
with velvet or Persian Collars,
striped novelties, navy, blue
serges, etc. Also Polo coats in
grays, tans and browns, suitable
for auto and outing Lot 1 com
prises values up to CJQ Q?
S28.50 special at P SJ
Lot2compriaes val- Ct?U T
$19.95
$22.50 Raincoats at $9.95
$28.5Q Raincoats $14.95
Rainy days won't worry yon if 70a own one of those Coats. They will shed the rain and
keep you warm. They look stjllsh. too. Faa.hion.ble women are wearing them-Jon t
wait anything better. They are made of rubbered materials and cravenetted pophns
and homespuns. nave tn.m in mu -'" '7'- , 01.i70
S2Z50 are priced at $9.95, and value, np to $23-50 are special at only, ea. V T
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ill
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Lot 3 comprises val-
Special Sale Corsets
$5 Corsets, Special $2.98
$6 Corsets, Special $3.89
In our Corset Salon, second
floor, a sale of the popular Bon
ton corsets in styles 9Q5-9Q6
-910 -962 All perfect models
made ot finest imported batiste
fitted with six hose supporters,
trimmed with dainty, yet serv
iceable lace SilK finished
Corsets which retail regularly
throughout the country at $5
and $6.QO, on sale-y,,, O
at special the pair'
Another lot of the season'snew
estand smartest models, giving
long lithe lines to the figur
Sudesting the high waist line
A favorite model made of fine
coutil, all lengths Sizes 24 to
36 Our regular $5 jO QS
values the pair at KpJm JD
Royal Worcester
S3 Values at $1.98
A sale extraordinary of Royal Worcester
Corsets in a variety of the most desirable
styles. Long hips, average models, all sizes
and styles which sell up to $3. t J 08'
B. & J. DE BEVOISE BRASSIERES and Bust Supporters, rn muslin and "nenQgC
mesh, plain with eyelet embroidery and trimmed in lace; regular $1.50 value, for
EVERY CORSET GUARANTEED, when fitted by one of our expert corsetieres
Reg. $8 Red fern
Corsets for $3.45
Redfern Corsets, made of the finest French
batiste and coutil, elaborately trimmed
with dainty lace and embroidery; all late
models, boned entirely with tO
halebone; $8 values for only
lieets and Bedding
$2.65 Comforters for $1.75
$3.5Q Pillows at $2.65
65c Sheets at only 52c
In the bedding store, third floor, a sale of cotton-filled Com
tnrtora Mvcnul with hput onalitv of silkoline. w 1 7CS
yarn-tied ; our best regular $2.65 values, at, each
PILLOWS All feather-filled, covered with best flO
ticking; excellent values at $8.50; special, the pair
SWEETS Sain of 500 dozen rein
forced extra heavy Sheets for double
beds, made especially for hotel use.
The best we have ever been able to
offer at the price. Regular 65c C O.
values, on special sale at, ea.
Size 72x90 Sheets, special, each, 64
Size 81x90 Sheets, special, each, 73d
PILLOW SLIPS 3000 dozen, a huge
special purchase at way under price.
Divided into 3 lots, at these prices:
14c Pillow Slips, special at only 10
15c Pillow Slips, special at only 126
20c Pillow Slips, special at only 15
$2.25 Rugs Special at $1.59
$12 Portieres, Pair $6.89
Good Axminster Rugs, size 27x54 inches,
in neat Oriental patterns; also all-wool
Smyrna Rugs, double-faced; size 30x60
inches; regular $2.25 values, 1 CQ
-.1 thirA floor t. eanh P'
$5.00 Couch Covers, special, each, $3.45
Fine . Tapestry Portieres in neat and at
tractive designs, reversible and finished
with heavy cord edge; colors are old rose
and crimson. Our regular $12.00 values
are offered for this sale in the $ f QQ
third floor drapery store, for v"J
CRUSADE
IS FELT
Dairymen Ask Authorities to
"Let Up" for While.
rn umrri CD CRVC RMV
Battle to Eradicate All Impure Milk
and Cream to Formal .
Mectinr Beinr Called for
Marcb t.
S.kln rIUf from th rigid nforc
ro.nt of th. d!ry and milk Inapoctloa
laws of Portland, a number of milk
and erun d.al.ra m.t Informally In
th. offlc. of City Hwilth Officer WbHl
r y,t.rdy and dlcui,d for two
boora to ,fTwrt on th.lr busln.i. that
baa r.ult.d from th. actlrltl of th.
taff of lntp.ctor. and ch.ml.t. cm
ploy.d to .radical. Import milk and
cr.am. A formal Ion of th. Int.r
ta concerned. Including dairyman,
cram.rymn and th. health officials,
will b. h.ld at th Comm.rclal Club
March t.
Er.r sine. Mayor Simon's aid was an.
llst.d In tha pnra milk crusade, ha has
b.n firm In th. battl. to eradicate all
Impure milk and cream from this city,
and members of the Board of Health
are equally as determined to back up
the City Health Officer and bis staff In
their work. The result Is that many ar
rests of offenders have been made, a
iars-e amount of milk and cream has
Mi confiscated and destroyed and hun
dreds of milch cows have been con
demned. Dairymen Cry "Let Tp.
Aecordtnc to the sentiments ex
pressed by the dairymen and creamery
m.n cresent at th. m..tlnsT yesterday,
ih. rtrA enforcement of the city's laws
In this rard Is -puttm them out of
buelneae." and they asked Dr. Wheeler
If he coutd "let up" a bit. uniu sucn
time as the dairymen can arrant;, to
supply themselves with herds not af
fected with tuberculosa
While realism that reform la this
business cannot be broucbt about la a
lnale week or month, but that It mast
be done through process of educa
tion coverln a period of years. Dr.
Wbeeler declined to net up." and tha
crusade will continue.
Dr. Wheeler made a su-rtlon that
a disinfecting station or sterilisation
depot be arranged, where milk from
tubercuular cattie could be put throurh
a process of beetles' that would kill tha
aerms and annul their effect on the
bomaa system. Product pnt through
this establishment, bo said, should be
plainly labelled aa such, which fact
would result In forcing tha dairymen
to dispense with this class of milk and
to Improve their berds and ths con
Aiinn nf their dairies until they were
able to supply all their trsae wiin nrsr-
claas, pure milk and cream.
Plan Is Saccesa In Europe.
. -rr l - 1 - I . -
eucn a system, ir. , nir .ii.iu.u,
haa long been In vogue In Denmark and
Sweden, as well aa In other dairying
countries, and. ho said, has worked
with success. The dairymen present
expressed the belief that sucn a plan
would be worked here.
W. C Day, one of tha prominent
crearaerymen of the city, declared that
something must be dona in the inter
eats of the dairymen, or the trade Is
going to be ruined. T. 8. Townsend. of
the Townssnd Dairy, spoke likewise.
AH of those present sought temporary
leniency from enforcement of the law.
Dr. Wheeler, at tha suggestion of one
of tha dairymen, promised to mall to
each dairyman Information as to the
teats of cattle In the herds within the
territory supplying milk and cream to
Portland. If tests prove that portions
of the herds are Infected, the facta are
to be mailed to the other dairymen, so
that they will have protection from
purchasing any milk from tha herd re
ported against.
MYSTERY CLOUDS MURDER
Witnesses Refoae) to Give Details ot
Bonclll's Shooting.
TnTMtlxetlon of the aewasslnstlon of
TVimlntc BonellL at 675 Hood street. Sun
Jar afternoon, was brought to an abso
lute sxsndstm yesterday through the re
fusal of those at the scene of the murder
to grm the oeeectlves sny lniorroauon
nnon the. subject. Detectives Mallet and
Craddock brought Dominic Cbradlno. his
son Frank, and Joe PapaaMero into tha
city yeenerday and subjected them to a
n-hlns- examination. They were will
ing to tell of everything up to the mo
ment of the shooting, but at that point
they stopped and merely shrugged their
hnnlJere when asaea wno eia iue
munVr.
Prom the admissions of the witnesses,
tha detectives sre conndent that they
snow who la the rulity one and either
from fear or sympathy will not tell, hie
name. All three sre being held st tha
fit J.'l until after the Coroner in
vestigation, which will probably be held
Bonelll was Intoxicated and bsd been
refused more liquor, shortly before ths
shooting. At this he becsme very angry
and engaged In an altercation, which wss
fallowed immediately by nls tstai wound
lng. The men now under arrest state
these facta, and tha detectives draw tha
Inference that, knowing that much, they
must know more, which they are con
cealing.
- - . -. 1 A
nnfn your i i " -"
and your body chilled tnroush and
ihraneh from exnosure. take a big dose
of Chamberlain's Coua-h Kemedy. bathe
your feet In hot water before going to
bed. ana you are almost nnia iw
ward off a severe cold. For sale by
all dealers.
P0R1U1UD BEATS SOUTH
DR. N KT HERB EE FINDS LOS AX-
CEXiES UNDER BIO DEBT.
Visitor to Metropolla Declare It
Excel Home in Many Thing but
la Behind ia Others.
Because Lo Angeles has an Indebted
ness of $1S. 000.000, a 28-mlll tax rata
. .4 i m i irk ih. nw.na River Droiect
for 130.000.000. Dr. J. R. Wetherbee. who
returned from a visit in tne Douincm
California metropolis yesterday, an
nounced that Portland. In prospects and
civic pride, la far In the lead of tha City
of Angela , M
"when in ias Angeies. m
Wetherbee. "I made a comparative
study of tha city with Portland. One
thin with which I was struck forci
bly was tha amount of Its manufactur
ing. Los Angeles. I really believe, pro
duces only one-tnira ox tne amuum wo
produce every year, it nas not me um
. .(...ikuHAn . Tn oAnnectlon with
this I found In my talks with the fac
tory-owners that tney lean neavny on
the fact that they have fuel oil at their
doors and were able to produce cheaper
than anybody else. I Investigated this
and discovered, owing to the piping of
oil to Port Richmond on the ses, that
we are able to buy fuel oil in Port
land at the same price as a manufac
turer can buy it in J-oa aiiim.
"Portland is better equipped In play
rrounds and takes batter care of Its
parks although Loa Angeles owns
thousands oi acres ana win om ulti
mately the largest park system In the
i - ..b iiAntftlni 1000 acres
alone. It Is ahead of us In street-light
ing althOUgn in tne eiecironnr wo
just as good aa It. to tha extent wehave
carried It out.
"But In Los Angeles you cannot find
the wooden pole we have here on the
street. We are old-fashioned In that
respect. In department stores we ex
ceed Los Angeles considerably and In
street-oleanln we are far ahead. It
handles Its street trafflo better tban-we
do. There Is less building going- on
thsre than here and-the character of the
resldencee on the average In Portland
exceeds that of Los Angeles. But In
boulevards Los Angeles has performed
wondera It has expended $3,000,000
and many millions more will be spent
on boulevards.
-I believe that nature has given Port
land many advantages ovsr Los Angeles
and other places. We have the pride
m-A fo.iina- to beautify our city and
i.k nri, h.if what Los Angeles Is
spending we are sure to make a reater
show for the money. Portland Is bound
Hnnm th. Hummer reeort for the
world In my Judraent. Nature has
provided us with natural scenery while
In Los Angsles It Is a man-made place.
Even Its harbor at San Pedro Is created
out of tha tidewater lanas.
tn r-vw a rmo IV oyi DAT.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.
Druffl.ta r-fund mon.r If It falls to cot.
K W. OBOVS'S alaatur la ea each bos. 2&e
COLONIST
FARES
From the Middle and Eastern Portions of the United States and Canada to
WASHINGTON A
Will Prevail DAILY'
NORTHWEST
MARCH 10TH TO APRIL 10TH.
Over the
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.
And Connections, the
OREGON SHORT LINE, UNION PACinO AND CHICAGO &
NORTHWESTERN
Prom
Chicago at ...$33.00
St. Loui f 32.00
' Omaha. $25.00
Kansas City $25-00
St. Paul $25.00
and from other cities correspondingly low.
YOU CAN PREPAY FARES
The Colonist fares are Westbound only, but if you have relatives or f nends
or employes in the East whom you desire to bring to this state you can deposit
the value of the fare with your local railroad agent, and an order for a ticket
will be telegraphed to any address desired.
LET THE WORLD KNOW
for home-hnildinflr.
VI uur vaab irauuiucs auu diwumam f f - - -
Call on the undersigned for good, instructive printed matter, to send East,
... ' l 1 J 111. & 1 an.il 1
or give him the addresses oi tnose to wnom you womu u . """
,ter sent. . WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
110 MORE INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA
OR SOUR, GASSY, UPSET 'STOMACH
Tour out-of-order. Stomach feels
fine five minutes after tak
ing a little DiapepsitL
Every year regularly more ,than a
million stomach sufferers in the United
States, England and Canada take
Papa's Dlapepsln. and realize not only
Immediate, but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation will di
gest anythln you eat and overcome a
soar. assy or out-of-order stomach
five minutes afterwards.
If your meals don't fit oomfortably.
ae what you .at lies like a lump of
)m4 n your stomach, or If you have
heartburn, that la a sign of Indiges
tion. Get from your Pharmacist a BO-cent
ease of Papa's Dlapepsln and take
A oe) Just as soos aa you can. There
will be no sour risings, no belching
of undigested food mixed with acid, no
itooach gas or heartburn, fullness or
heavy feeling In ths stomach. Nausea.
Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or
Intestinal griping. This will all go,
and. besides, there will be no sour food
left over In the stomaoh to poison your
breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Dlapepsln is a certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because It
takes hold of your food and digests It
just the same as If your stomach
wasn't there
Relief in five minutes from, all stom
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large EO-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case of Dyspepsia. In
digestion or any other atomack disorder.
Large Corner
Store For Rent
Opportunity for a Live Druggist
to Step Into a GOOD BUSINESS
ACT AT ONC
Corner Store 50x50 Feet
We have for rent a larger corner store at Front and Gihbs
streets that has been occupied as a drugstore for past five
years and a drugstore has been in the vicinity for past 10
years. Place will be vacated on the first of March, the pro
prietor moving away. It has been well known as
The JONES DRUG STORE
Mr Jones will give any information desired as to the advan
tages of the location for a drugstore. There is no other in the
neighborhood. A long lease will be given.
I,
Gevur
173-175 FIRST ST.
PORTLAND, OR.
Kitchen Needs Low Priced
Royal Steel Tea Kettles, regular CCr II Food Choppers, large size, regular QQ
75c values, on special sale at, each-J $1.25 values, on special sale at, ea.
Royal Steel Rice Boilers, regular OC. Cone-shaped Gas Toasters, regular O0C
$1.05 values, on special sale, eachO J 25c values, on special sale at, each-"'
$1.15 Potts' Irons, special, the set, 85J II 75o Galvanized Tubs, special at, ea., 55J
TiTTMOySTBATION OF "PARA WAX" AND HOWARD "DUSTLESS DUSTERS"
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GLIDE AUTOMOBILES
The strongest-built car in the
world. Four-cylinder, 45 H.
P.; seven different models,
selling from $2000 to $2150 f.
o. b. factory. The best value
on the 1911 market. The new
fore-door 5-passenger is one
of the most attractive cars
" built.
V7e want a live agent to handle the Glide in Portland and Northern
Oregon. Write or wire immediately for full particulars.
GOODE-CHINN MOTOR CO.
Pacific Coast Distributors, 1019 S. Olive St., Los Angeles, CaL
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