Morning Oregonian., April 04, 1911, Page 11, Image 11

TITE MOKXTXG. OREGONTAX. TUESDAY, APRIL 4. 1911.
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Today
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4&r
Sales
To
Thing's You Need
About the House
The big third floor store comes in
for its share of the Tuesday bargains
with a pood list of things you need
Tea Kettle No.. 8 ske, pray enam
eled ware; a splendid 75e JQ
ralne. Special for Star Sale OOC
Garbage Cans, heavy gal- CQ
vanized with covers ; 85c vals. DOC
Garden Spade, with long orgo
short handles; reg. 75c vals. jOC
95c Willow Clothes Basket for 58
75c Garden Rope priced only 58
TK. riMom WVinnAF rtn cult t. KS
85c Casserole, 8-inch, brown with white lining 5?
Berry Spoons, original Vm. Rogers' 75c, for 58
Bath Spray, with tubing, 85c grades for only 58
Floor Brush, with handle; 75c value, for only aoC
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Men's $I.OO, $L25 Shirts 58c
In the Basement Underprice Store Today a Star
Sale of Men's Ciqii-styie onins. x uc
materials are percales, woven mad
ras and fine cambric in neat stripes,
plain or plaited bosoms, exit full it body and
sleeves, well made. Sizes 14 16. lGx RfLr
17. 18. SI, $1.25 values, Star Sale price
85c Dozen Towels at 58c
jn the Basement "Underprice Store" a sale of 500 dozen Huek Towels, linen finish;
good weight and excellent quality. Housekeepers, hotel and rooming-house g g
keepers should lay in a good supply; our best sellers at 85c a dozen; special JJ
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V
Lace Curtains Worth
$1.25 to S2.5Q a Pair
Special 58c
800 odd pairs of Lace Curtains in
very good patterns will be on sale
today, on the third floor. Curtains
which sold regular at $1.25 go
to $2.50, specially priced at DOC
Table Damasks
75c Quality 58c
tv. Vz k;. RacomPTit. "TTnrlArnricfi Store" today we
will place on sale 10 pieces of fine Table Damask;
all pure linen; 66 ins. wide; splendid selec- CO
tion of patterns; regular 75c value, yard OOC
Women's Neckwear
Reg. $L5Q Vals. for 58c
Many dainty new effects in Women's Neckwear; some are
slightly soiled or mussed from handling; Cascades, Jabots,
Stacks, etc. The most remarkable values CQ
have ever offered. Regular $1-50 Talues, each JUL
Mn 8Qc Bundle of
Wholesome Foods 58c
Here's the way to buy your Groceries. Phone your order for
this Star Bargain Assortment: 1 pound O. W. K. Coffee, 40c,
1 can Maine Corn, 12c ; 1 can 0. W. K. Pepper, 10c ;TO
1 can ripe Olives, 10c; 1 cake Sapolio, 8c Total 80c JO
ft lOOO Yards of SilK
85c Quality, Yard 58c
In the Big Silk Store, main floor, a Star Sale of new Novelty
Silks in stripes and scroll patterns, suitable for waists,
dresses, trimming, petticoats, etc. Remarkable (JQ
values at 85c yard.' Special Star price, the yard UOC
tOdds and Ends of
g2 Embroideries at 58c
At the Embroidery Counter, main floor, we offer many lines
of odds and ends taken from our regular stock. Splendid
materials and beautiful patterns. Values to $2.00
a yard; priced for speedy selling at, the yard, only OOC
Men's Union Suits
Reg. $1.25 Vals. for 58c
Spring weight Union Suits, Ecrn or Gray color, with long
sleeve and ankla lengths, high neck, form fitting gar
ments ; size 34 to 46. Fine ribbed cuffs and CQ
ankles. $1.00 and $1-25 values, special, the suit UOt
6QOYds C'rt'n Swiss
85c Quality, Yard. 58c
In the Drapery Store, third floor, a great sale of Imported
Curtain Swiss. The finest hand-worked ' curtain fabric of
this nature on the market. Our regular 85c qual- C Q
ity. For today's Star Sale we price, at, the yardJOl
Shopping Baskets
ReR. 75c Values at 58c
In the Trunk and Bag Store, 4th floor, a sale of matting
Shopping Baskets, with leather handles and brass catches,
with patent metal edges, 13 inches long, built CO-,
square, like a suit case ; opens at top ; 75c value forOOC
M The New Auto Veils
jLi , .
Reg. $1.5Q Values 58c
Today -in the Veiling Store, main floor, a sale of extra
quality fine Chiffon . Auto Veils, neatly hemstitched all
around; all wanted colors. Our regular $1.50 Q
values. Priced special for this Star Sale, choice OOC
ifMen's Underwear
Reg, $1.25 Vals. for 58c
Men's elastic Ribbed Underwear, Shirts and Drawers; no
sleeves; knee length, in Nainsook or Sowette material;
white or eream; not all sizes of each kind, but
aizts in the lot. $1.00 and 51-25 values OOC
Children's Dresses
Reg. $1 Values for f 8c
In the Basement "Underprice Store" today, a sale of
Children's Dresses, made of heavy Galatea Cloth, in neat
stripes, deep tan color, full pleated skirts, niceljgn
made, piped in white; sizes 6 to 14 yrs. Regular $LjOC
lyHurd's Stationery
Reg. $1 Quality at 58c
In the Stationery Store, main floor, a Star Sale of Hurd's
Lawnette Correspondence Paper, in white, orchid or blue
tints; borders tinted in contrasting colors ; j- ej
sheets paper, 24 envelopes to the box. i.UU quality JU
Q Sale Easter Jewelry
Reg. $1.5Q Values 58c
Main Floor Jewelry Store. Today a sale of .Easter Jew
elry, Novelties, Hat Pins, Belt Pins, Buckles, Brooches, Beau
ty Pins, etc., Oxidized, Rose Goldgreen and Per
sian styles, French grays, etc. Regular, $1.50, choice OOC
Boys' Dress Shirts
Reg. $1 Values for 58c
In the Juvenile Store, main floor, a sale of boys' Shirts the
famous Mother's (riend make, with attached cuffs and de
tached collars; made of fine Percale and Woven gQ
Madras. Dark and medium. Regular $1.00 values OOC
fx 85c Aprons for 58c
Children's Hats at 58c
In the Children's Store, 2d floor, sale of "Women's 0
Aprons; Gingham, Percale; large sizes. Regular 85c OO C
Children's Straw Hats, trimmed in red, pink orCO.
blue; dainty styles for tiny tots; new Spring effects OOC
vTNevv Corset Covers
Reg. SI Values at 58c
In the Big White Store, 2d floor, we offer "Women's Corset
Covers of Long Cloth, Nainsook and Cross . Bar Dimity,
trimmed with insets of dainty VaL lace; linen JO
torchon and embroidery. Regular $1.00 values for OOC
Women's Drawers
Reg. $1 Values for 58c
In the Muslin Underwear, Section, second floor, we offer
Women's Drawers of fine quality Long Cloth and fine Muslin,
trimmed in lace and embroidery; some navaCO
flounces, hemstiched and tucked. Value to $1.00 OOC
:
GULCH IS WAITED
Playground in South Portland
to Be Secured.
NEGOTIATIONS ARE BEGUN
City Would Get Marqoam Catch
From O.-VT. R. So Swim
mtnjf Tank for Taa of Cttildrao
3Iay Ho Installed.
Maror Simon yesterday took up with
A. C Sp.nc.r. of t)t Ual department
of the X-W. R. 71. Cex. the aubject of
land for a plarrronnd and awlmmlna;
tmk la Marqoam Oulcta. South Port
land. It la bolUvad that Ihmrm will be
no difficulty In arranging afralra so
that th. city can Mcur Immadlat.
po.Masion cf thla property and t la
hopd br th. Mayor and mambara of
th. Park Board that It will be possible
to atari work on thla project eoon.
"1 am not aaklnr the railroad-company
to s-It. the city anything-.- ex
plained Mayor Simon, but what I want
la that th. company ahall five oa Im
mediate possession, ao that w. will be
abl. to get atarted on th. public play
ground and ewtmmln tank In South
-ortlaad. Tftla ia nedd Try urgently
there, and the Park Board la a unit
la th. opln'on."
Groan J I lft Oat.
Prior to th. termination or th. nego
ttatloae between the city and th. com
pany In regard to th. Broadway brldg.
approaches, thla propoeed playground
property w Included In a lot of proj
ect to be exchanged for right, to be
granted the company by the munici
pality. Th. reanlt of the bridge propo
rtion, however, waa auch that It left
out all of th. pleeea of ground, aa th.
co ir paey gave the approachea outright.
It la now the Intention of the Mayor
and Park Board to proceed at oac. with
th. construction of a playground 1"
Marquam Gulch, where It Is aald there
era thousanda of children who urgently
need attention of thla kind. The second
awtramlng tank la" proposed for thla
place, the first being at Sellwood. It
was operated last season, to th. great
delight of swarraa of boys and girls
from all over th. city.
According to th. plane of the Mayor
and Para Board, swimming tanks will
b. pr.Tlded in T.rloue eeeiloas of the
city, but It la conceded that south Port
land and Lower Alblna districts re
quire attention more than any other
aecUoaa at th alt. at thla time aad
It la the purpose of the officials to
take car. of both places thla Summer.
Price Not rTxed.
No purchase price haa been fixed on
the property, which belonga to the
railroad company, in soum ronnna
but it la the Idea of the Mayor to so
arrange the transfer of the ground
that the price will be adjusted to the
satisfaction of all concerned whenever
practicable, and to secure posse i
soon, so that th. city may procec.l
work out lta plana thereon. Mr. Spen--er
will therefore telegraph .to the New
York headquartera of th. company for
pennktalon to so arrange the proposi
tion. Th. Park Board will meet next
Friday, and It may b. that the deal
win bo aufflclently advanced by then
for formal action to be taken.
CASH MUST BE SHOWN
Rom Soclc-ty So Imands Before
Taking f p Festival Work.
Mrs. A. C Panton. president of tho
Portland Roe. 8ociety, remalna Arm In
her demand that Ralph W. Hoyt. of tho
Portland Rom Festival Association,
must deposit 13000 In cash In a bank
before th. members of th. organisation
of which aho la th. head, either as a
eooiety or aa Individuals, will have any
thing to do with tho rose ahow.
-The Interview with Mr. Hoyt pub
Uabed la yesterday's Oregonlan led mo
to believe that he waa paving th. way
for acceding as gracefully aa possible
to our demands, but ao far he has not
communicated with me on th. subject."
aid Mrs. Panton last night. "We ar.
not eeeklng a quarrel, either. With ua
It la. a simple proposition of being
given 11000 and being allowed to man
age the rose exhibit to suit ourselves.
If Mr. Hoyt does not choose to give It.
we will not be at all worried."
Dr. A. C Panton. who la also a mem
ber of the Portland Kose Society, said:
"Th. Rose Society has no funds of
Its own. If the festival people would
allow ua to charge a small admission
fee for entrance to the rose exhibit we
could conduct It Independently, but
they Insist that no fee be charged."
Mr. Hoyt left th. city yesterday for
Vancouver. B. C. where in his capacity
of honorary vice-president for Oregon
of the Panama-Pacific International
Exposition he will Invito Sir George
Ward. Premier of Australia, and a
party of IS statesmen of Australia and
New Zealand, to visit San Francisco on
their way home. The party is now en
rout, to London, to attend the corona
tion of King George.
Haved Hhi Mother's Life.
Tour doctors had given me op,"
writes Mre, Laura Gaines, of Avoca. La,
"and my ch'ldren and all my friends
wsre looking for me to die, when my
on Insisted that I use Rleetrle Bitters.
I did so, and they have done me a world
of good. I will always praise them."
Klectrle Bitters Is a priceless blnsslng
to women roub!ed with fainting and
dlsxy spel!s. backache, headache. Weak
ness, debllltv. constipation or kidney
disorders. tee) them and gain new
health, strength and vigor. They're
guaranteed to satisfy or money refund
ad. Only ke at ail druggists.
THREE TO BE RETURNED
ALLEGED CRIMIN ALS XOW HELD
IX SAX FRAXCISOO.
CavaneM, Dillon and Soother to Be
Brought Back to Portland Soon
to Stand Trial.
San Francisco nemi to have become'
the mecca for Portland criminals and
near-criminals. At th. present time
there are in that city three persons
who are wanted In Portland on differ
ent charges, all former resldenta of thla
city.
Orville Cavaneaa. who haa been In tne
San Francisco County Jail several
months, held for complicity In the rob
bery of bullion from the Alaska steamer
Humboldt. 1 to be brought from tho
Bay City to Portland. Deputy Sheriff
Salisbury left last night for San Fran
cisco and It la expected he will be back
with th. prisoner In a week.
P W. Dillon, an ex-Portland saloon
keeper. Is held la tha San Francisco
City Jail, charged with larceny by
bailee. Ha will be brought to Portland
by Deputy Sheriff Phillips.
W. G. Souther, wanted In Portland for
buncoing real estate clients out of sev
eral thousand dollars, la under arrest in
San Francisco and will b. brought back
to answer to the charges as soon aa
requisition papers are In the handa of
the SherUfa office. In addition to the
alleged fleecing of two women out of
IU.OuO worth of property. It la charged
that Souther haa been Involved In other
Irregularities In connection with his real
estate operatlona In Portland. .
PERSONALMENTION.
M. f. Corwln. of Seattle, la at th.
Oregon.
D. Henderson, of Salem, la staying
at tha Lenox.
Mrs. D. A. Madison, of Dallas, la
at the Oregon.
3. R. Olden, of Heppner, Is staying
at th. Imperial.
T. T. Mulkey. of Monmouth, la stay
ing at tho Perkins.
Thomas W. Phllllpa, of Loo Angeles, la
staying at the Portland.
Dr. A- J. Browning, of tha Dalles, la
registered at th Bowers.
Leslie Butler, of Hood River, la re
gistered at the Perkins.
William Gerig. of Medford, registered
at th. Bowers yesterday.
A. Rupert, of Aberdeen. 'Wash, Is
registered at tha Imperial.
Mrs. T. C Campbell, of Castle Rock,
la registered at th. Portland.
F. C Van Elkln. of T acorn a, regis
tered yesterday at th. Imperial.
j. M. Crawford, of Walla Walla,
Wash, la ataylng at the Oregoa.
D. H. Welch and Mre. Welch, of
Astoria, ar. registered at tho Corne
lius. W. E. Tall ant aad wif. and B. W.
Tallant and wife, of Aatorla, ar. at the
Portland.
Charles Sweeny, of New York, and M.
J. Sweeny, of Spokane, ar. registered
at the Bowers.
A T Unmawnrth and William
Grimes, both of Marshfield. were among
yesterday's arrivals at the Cornelius.
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Gilbert and Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Cake, all of this city.
have been touring southern caiuornia
In an automobile. - Leaving San Diego
.... mi .,-nsmn thev arrived at
toai . . .
the Glenwood Hotel. Riverside, the fol
lowing evening, a distance oi i miic.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, who have been
making an extended trip through tho
East and South. Including Cuba and
Mexico, expect to be back In Portland
pn Thursday of thla week. Their resi
dence will bo at Alexandra Court.
NEW TORK. April . (Special.)
Northwestern persons registered at
New York hotels today are:
From Portland C. F. Swlgert. C. F.
Swlgert. Jr, at the Waldorf; Mrs. T.
B. Wilcox, at the Holland; H. J. Martin,
at the Seville; Miss Z. Parker and Miss
Lambert, at the Imperial.
From Seattle M. Reuter, at tho St.
Denis.
From Spokane K. E. Plauts. Mlsa
Groats and Albert W. T. Beck, at tho
Grand.
Medford Home Is Kobbed.
MEDFORD. Or.. April S. (Special)
Tho home of William Shannon and bis
sister was robbed Sunday night while
they were away. Jewelry, an automatic
revolver and lesser valuables were taken
to th. value of $200. Shannon la em
ploved In the locnl forestry office.
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