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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1911)
13 Merchandise Purchased on Credit Today and Remainder of the Month Will Be Charged on April Bill, Payable May 1 Principal Portland Agents for "Vndor" Porch Shades and Hahimochs, Wagner Co-Carts Picture Framing a. Specialty The Greater OMsWoirllinniainiKliini THE - 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY, MARCH 2S, 1911. A-U.-Depts. Tuesday's Star Bargains $1.5Q Flowers For 48c Star Bargains In Milli nery Trimming- Flow ers, lriits, loliage, etc. Marguerites in all shades, wistaria and poppies in many col ors, roses in ever want ed shade, cherries, etc I til pastel shades in roses. A Q Reg. S1.5Q Vals., special fO .A- W48clff , Deautl. VI F I c W I !gg Men's Coat-Style SHirts $1.50 Values at 48 c For today's great Star Sale we will offer asplendid line of Men's Shirts Odds and ends in the coat style, with c tiffs attached All sizes in the lot, except 15 This offer is made simply, to demonstrate the advantages of our Tuesday Star Bargain Sale Not a s hirt in the lot worth less than S1.5Q, but they are odd lines, to be closed out at 48c at Showing Easter Novelties 'A I M J V- 17 Tuesday's Star Bargains A Sale of Household y Necessities, Star Price Tea Kettles In the big household goods department, 3d floor, a sale of enameled Tea Kettles, the best gray -ware, A Q worth 75c, offered special at only Ov Parlor Brooms, made of the highest grade corn, velvet finish and pol- Afl ished handles; regular 7oc values "OC 85c Saucepans48c Light-weight Sauce Pans, made of altf minum, no enamel to flake off; A Q mast sanitary; 85o value, special "OC Lipped Sauce Fans, four-quart size, recoated; our1Q regular 65o stock values, special at low price of, ea. "OC Waste Baskets, fancy imported stock, in several AQ. styles to choose from;regular 90c values for onlyu Towel Bars, heavy nickel-plated, 65c values, at only 48t Reg. 75c and 85c Foulards and Messaline SilKs at 48c The moHt sensational sale of the day. Plain and fancy Silks in beautiful foulard patterns and rich mescalines and fancy striped taffetas. All rich, new Spring colorings; best Toe and 6o values, special for today only, in the base-JQ merit "nnderprice store," at the low price of only, yd."OU 5QO Dozen Meri's SilR Ties 75c, $1, $1.5Q Values at 48c Just 500 dozen, and the greatest values you ever saw. But only for today. Men's four-in-hand Ties in the French fold or wide-open-end styles, made of the best silks, well stitched in the back to slip easily in the collar. All A Q good patterns; best 75c, $1 and $1.50 values at, each.rOt. Beautiful Hand Mirrors Reg. $1 Values, Special 48c Main floor, for today, Star Bargain Sale of new Hand Mir rors, just received; never shown before; 6-inch heavy French plate glass, set in mahogany or ebony wood frames; not an old or scratched one in the lot. Bought to sell regu- AQn lar at $1.00 each, offered for today's Star Sale at" Sale of Jewelry Novelties Regular $1.5Q Values 48c Thousands of dainty pieces of popular fad jewelry, compris ing all the newest wants in hat pins, belt pins, buckles, brooches, beauty pins, bar pins, etc.; oxidized or UTencn gray, silver, rose, , coral and stone-set pins, Dar pins, etc.; oxidized or UTencn e, green, English gold, designs in AQ II set novelties; values to $1.50, spc'l "OC Boys' Splendid Wash Suits Regularly 95c, Special 48c In the basement "nnderprice store," a sale of boys' splen did Wash Suits, made of good heavy gingham and linen ma terial, nirely tailored and attractively trimmed; all new Sprite colors, for boys 3 to 8 years of age. Our reg- A Q nlar 05c values, offered for the Star Sale, special at ."OC Tuesday's Star Sale Men's 75c Underwear Special 48c Wouldn't yon make a special effort to be here to take ad vantage of this great saving? Any thrifty fellow would. Men's white mercerized lisle Shirts and Drawers, no sleeves, quarter sleeves and long sleeves; long drawers, in A Q all sizes, perfect fitting; 75c grades, special today Heavy Welded iSHeets 48c Linen Towels at 48c Pair In the domestic store, on main floor, or the basement "uo- derprice 6tore," heavy Welded Sheets, torn and hemmed, ready for use; very special for today, each Guests Towels, all linen, absorbent huckaback, sott finish; regular 35c values, Special Star price, 2 for $1.5Q Fancy Neckwear 48c $1 Fancy Ribbons 48c Yard A general cleanup of fancy Neckwear, all the latest effects; 6ome are slightly soiled, but you hardly notice it; A Q regular values up to $1.50, special today, only, each"0" BIBBOKS For today, some remarkable values in A Q new Dresdens, plaid and striped ribbons, to $1 value Star Bargain Sale Corsets Regular 85c Values at 48c In the basement "underprice store," a Star sale of Perfect Model Corsets, made of good quality coutil, medium bust and hips, and fitted with four hose supporters. These corsets were bought especially for the nnderprice store to AQf sell at 85; today for Star .Sale at the low price of "OC Ends of Lace Curtains Worth to $10 a Pair, at 48c In the big curtain store, on the third floor, a sale of 1000 Curtain Ends, comprising a special purchase of travelers' samples of fine Lace Curtains of all kinds, worth $7.50 to $10.00 a pair. Early comers will be able to select AQf many to match. Offered special for the Star Sale at "9 2000 Pairs of Women's $1, $1.25 Cbamois Gloves 48c 2000 pairs of women's Chamois Gloves, plain backs A O or spear-point. Excellent $1 and $1.25 values at "OC Silk Gloves Women's fine quality Silk Gloves, 16-bntton length, white or black; very popular for Spring and a Q Summer wear; 75c values, special Star Sale price "OC $1 Dwarf Ink Pencil at 48c 65c Box Stationery at 48c For today only, Dwarf Ink Pencil, a handy pocket Q. size fountain pen, which writes like a pencil. $1 vaL "OC Stationery Fine English twill stock, quire boxes; 24 sheets paper, 24 envelopes; initial stamped in old English AQf type, in gold ink; 65c value, Star Sale' price, box "Ol Owr AniMial Toilet Goods UTaig Now in Progress on the Main Floor Special Prices Peroxide Vanishing' Cream, 35c size for only 23 O Jap Eose Soap, 10c cake, specially priced at 7$ 25c Squibb ' Talcum, at exceedingly low price V2t Palm Olive Cream, 50c jar, special this sale only 43 A 10c Cake Palm Olive Soap Given Absolutely Free California Medicated Healing Soap, 10c cake for 8? 25c size, priced at 22; 50c size priced only 43c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 50c size, spL 39p J. B. Williams Company 25o Talcum for only 15? 50c Violet Supreme Toilet Powder, fair special 25 c Regular 25c Shaving Sticks, specially priced 19c 25c Shaving Powder, this sale at the low price 19? Regular 15c Toilet Soap, this sale at only 13c Mount Horeb Castile Soap, regular 12c grade 10c $1.00 Toilet Water, this sale at the low price of 65c (1.25 Toilet Water, this sale at the low price of 98c 50c Zoraya Face Powder, this sale for only 43c 50c Brilliantine, specially priced at only 35 ? 35o Violet Soap, this sale at the low price of 29c 50c Beautieviva, marked special this sale, only 39c $1.00 Eau de Quinine, for the special price only 83c Sale Pompeiian Massage Cream, Specially Priced Regular 50c size, at the special low price of 33c Regular 75c size, at the special low price of 59c Regular $1.00 size, at the special low price of 67c L, T. Piver's Toilet Water, $1.00 size bottle 75c L. T. Piver's Face Powder, $1.25 size box, only 98c L. T. Piver's Perfumes, all odors, special ounce 69c L. T. Piver's Sachet Powder, 75c special ounce 63c 25c Pasturine Tooth Paste bargainized at only 19c 25c Ingram's Tooth Paste during this sale only 19c Ricksecker's Dental Cream now selling at only 25c 25o Kolyner Dental Cream on sale at low price 19c Spearmint Tooth Powder, on sale at low price 25 c Ricker's 25c Tooth Powder this sale at only 19c Revelation Tooth Powder on sale at low price 25 c 50c Pebecco Tooth Paste on sale at low price 40c Mermen's Talcum, regular 25c size tins, special 15c DISTR.CT NEEDS BELIEF OFFICIALS PL.W FIRE PROTEC TION IV SCBCRBS. Kief raronrw-II and Executive Board Visit Kenton and Rose City Park. In an effort to arrange tomi means for furnishing at least temporary tire protection, members of the fire com rrtttee of the Executive Board and CMef Campbell yesterday visited Ken ton and Rose City Park districts. There is bat I300 in appropriations for each place, and It Is difficult ror the om rlals to distribute these sums so they will provide anything like adequate re lief. At Rose City Park the officials looked over several pieces of around, secured terms, and have taken the subject under advisement as to what action tbsy will take. It Is probable that one or two lots will be purchased In the vicinity of East Fifty-ninth street and the andy road, and that a temporary bulld Inr will be constructed and a band hosecart and chemical apparatus In stalled. This would be replaced when possible with a modem engine house and paid companies. Rose City Park Is now without any Are protection, except what Is afforded by the companies at Mount Tabor, more than one mile distant. In an entirely different section, and it Is difficult for the apparatus to make this Ions run and be of service. There Is very little wster for use and tha situation Is had. Mr. O'Snea and Chief Campbell visited Kenton in the morning and In spected that district, wblcb Is In arrest need of protection. There are numer ous large manufacturing establish ments located there, and beyond what equipment tha managements of these concerns have, there la none at band to fight fires, should any occur. The city has a lot In a central sec tion of Kenton, upon which It was de rided to build a amall temporary house for headquarters for a volunteer com pany. The appropriation of 13004 Is In sufficient to make any permanent structure, and more funds will be nec essary when this is undertaken. A small chemical and hose cart will pro bably be provided by the city for use by the resident, who will form ths vol uswer oompany until such time as tha city Is able to make permanent Im provements. Fire hydrants are to ba placed In the most necessary positions, and these will be ordered as soon as possible through the water department. The II miles of streets In Kenton are already under contract for Westrumlte pave ment, and all of them are laid with water mains and the sewers are In. This makes It possible for the city to proceed with the Installation 01 nya rinli as soon aa they can be secured. The people of Kenton have mads all of the Improvements at their own expense thus fsr and the first assistance they have aaked from the city Is fire pro tection. POLICE EYE SPEEDERS CHIEF COX WOULD DOUBLE MOTORCYCLE SQCAD. NEWSBOY FAKERS CAUGHT Sellers of Falsa "Midnight Extra" Haled Into 'Court. Selling fake "midnight extras" by half-a-rown boys, a practice which has followed every sensational news story for many months, received blow yes terday In Municipal Court when a fine of 1 A was asseesed against A. B. Cur tis, a negro, and Marry Herman for feited bail of tit and was made the ob ject of a bench warrant. When the family of Patrolman Burke, living at 1117 East Madison street, waa aroused lats Saturday might by cries of "I'xtry. all about the horrible explo sion!' Burke sallied forth and caught two of th eculprtts. He found thst they were currying" great loads of the regulsr edi tion of an afternoon paper. An organised gang of young men Is aald to exist for ths sals of the fake extras whenever the public mind is aroused over some sensation In the news. They choose some outlying resi dence section and bring the household ers from their beds In the belief that some stupendous calamity has hap pened. The perpetrators of the fraud realise large sums by the trick. An ef fort to break up the buslnsss will be mads by the police. Is there anvthlnr In all this world that Is of more Importance to yon than good digestion? Food must be eaten to sustain Ufa and must he digested and converted Into blood. When the digestion falls the whole body suffers. Chamberlain's Tablets axe a rational and reliable cure for Indigestion. They increase the flow of bile, purify the blood, strengthen the stomach, and tone up he whole digestive apparatua to a natural and healLhy action. For aale by all dealers. J Plan Is to Have Four Tatrolmen on Bicycles Watching Automo bile Enthusiasts. Redoubled stringency in the regula tion of ."speed maniacs? during tha Summer Is forecast In a requisition made by the Chief of Police yesterday for ths purchase of two motorcycles In addition to the two now In service. At the same time, request was made for the purchase of an automobile, for whlctr purpose 13500 was allowed In the annual estimates. This sum, added to an allowance to be made by turning In the old machine now owned by the department, la expected to furnish the police with a car suitable for the emergency service for which It Is in tended. When the two motorcycles are re ceived, four patrolmen will be kept constantly at work checking the tide of automobiles and making arrests of violators of the regulations." The de partment is determined that Infrac tions of tha laws governing the use of streets by .automobiles shall he ob served, and has the support of the bet ter element among automobile drivers. The Automobile Club has even dis cussed the advisability of employing one or more special officers at its own expense to assist the regular policemen. Evidence that the efforts of the police department will be seconded by Munlcl pal Judge Taswell Is seen In his having given his first rockplle sentence for an offense of this nature, last Sautrday. Prior to a year ago, (automobile driving was regulated in a hapbaxard fashion. With the introduction of the use of motorcycles a radical change took place. In addition to regulating automobile traffic the machines will be used in answering emergency calls and In serv ing papers in remote parte of the city. TOURIST CAR SERVICE To St. Paul and the East In effect every day from Tacoma and Seattle on the C. M. F. S. Ky. Trains leave Tacoma A. M-. Seattle 8:50 A. M. Lower berths to Missoula $2.25; to Butte, $2.60; Har- lowton. S3; Miles City. $3.75; St. Paul. $6. Upper berths cheaper. ' Apply to city ticket office. Railway Exchange. Third and Stark streets, for reserva tlons, tickets, etc. Tnvsln&blff to Singers. Brown's Bronchial Troches clear the Vftlce. Want Then treat your hair well. See that it is properly fed. Growth of every kind demands proper food. Starved hair m splits at the ends, turns prematurely Of O gray keeps short and dry. Then feed 0 your hair. Feed it with proper food, a regular hair-food. Feed k with Ayer's Hair Vigor. Thus help nature all you possibly can toward giving you rich, heavy, luxuriant hair. Askyour doctor about your hair and about Ayer's Hair Vigor. Follow his advice. Does not Color the GBair J. C Ayer Company, Lowell. Msss. Heavy Hair? .OO IN GOLD! YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY AS NAMES MUST BE IN BY WEDNESDAY $50 IN GOLD TO BE GIVEN TO THE PERSON SUB MITTING THE MOST APPROPRIATE AND SUIT ABLE NAME FOR OUR NEW BOTTLED BEER The contest mil be under the supervision of two impartial judges, which assure absolutely fair play and correct decision. All names must be submitted not later than ( WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, and the name of the person awarded the $50 in gold will be announced in The Sunday Oregonian, Sunday, April 2. Do Not Fail to Send in a Name; Yours May Be the One Selected The Mt. Hood Brewing Co. has enlarged its plant and will put a new bottled beer on the mar ket about Mayl." It has engaged an Eastern brewmaster of 25 years' experience and a spe cialist in brewing bottled beer. ' This new bottled beer is very light, being made from the choicest malt and imported Bohe mian Hops a beer especially brewed for select family trade and which will please the palate of the most fastidious. This beer is absolutely pure, free from any chemicals and complies with the Pure Food Law. ADDRESS ALL NAMES TO Mt. Hood Brewing; Co, Bottling Department, East Water and Hawthorne Ave. Telephones, B. 1319 and East 139 .