Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, April 28, 1911, Page 3, Image 3

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tTTE SrORNTXG OREGOXIA FRIDAY. APRIL 28. 1911.
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Dutch Neck, High, Turned Down Collars
Tailored Waists, Special 1.45
A collection of some 350 waists made of French percale. Per
sian lawn and batiste. Some in strictly tailor-made styles with
the regulation full plaited front, side pocket and laundered collar
and cuffs.
Others are made with Dutch neck and turn down collar, em
broidered front and drawn work, elbow sleeves and some with
turn back cuffs. Plain white, fancy stripes and polka dots.
Manufacturers' Samples on Sale
A salesman from one of the large car
pet mills having finished his season's busi
ness, disposed of all his samples to us at a
radical reduction rather than ship them
back to the mill.
These samples consist of Royal Wil
ton, velvet Wilton and body Brussels
carpets, and are sold in this sale at a frac
tion of the regular price.
These samples are bound and ready for
use. They make excellent rugs for living-rooms
and bedrooms.
Below are the special prices.
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Royal Wilton Samples, 27x54, Special at $2.39
Velvet Wilton Samples, 27x54, Special at SI. 19
Body Brussels Samples, 27x36, Special at 73c
Japanese 180-Warp Matting
Regular 40c, Special 23c
A hundred pieces of this quality Japanese matting in plain,
figured and float designs. In both dark and light grounds are
offered in our Friday economy sale.
Hemstitched German Table Cloths
. 60x60 Inches, Special 98c
300 of these cloths go on sale Friday morning. We will be
greatly surprised if a single one is left after the day's selling.
They come with hemstitched fancy drawn border and plain
center in a large variety of the most desirable neat designs, with
borders on four sides to match. Silver bleached and actual size
60 by 60 inches. On sale at the lirfen department
All Aboard ! Have Your Tickets Ready ' '
Sale of "Stand the Racket" Suitcases
$6.50 Rattan suit cases, 24 and 26-inch sizes. Linen lined,
full-size pocket, inside leather straps. Solid riveted steel, sole
leather, corners. Button lock, brass clasp, hand-sewed handles.
Price $450.
GENUINE LEATHER SUIT CASES. 24 inches long
and 6 inches deep, linen lined. Full size shirt fold and solid
riveted cowhide comers. 'Brass locks and straps. Price $3.95.
GENUINE COWHIDE SUIT CASE. 24-inch size, linen
lined. Solid sewed edge and handles. Sole leather comers.
Well riveted, button lock and straps. Price $6.50.
Gold-Filled La Valliers at Half
These come to us from an importer. One of a kind only,
gold-filled, with a 20-year guarantee and sterling silver.
These neck chains have pendants copied from Oriental
designs, in rose, satin, polished and Grecian gold. Set
with pearls, malachite, coral, aquamarine, sapphires, ame
thysts and topaz.
$1.50 La Valliers 75c
$2.00 La Valliers... $1.00
$2.75 La Valliers... $138
$3.00 La Valliers... $1.50
$3.50 La Valliers... $1.75
$5.00 La Valliers... $2.50
$5.50 La Valliers... $2.75
$6.00 La Valliers... $3.00
$7.50 La Valliers... $3.75
$10.00 La Valliers.. $5.00
Friday Is Bargain Day in Our Millinery Department
Trimmed Hats at
$2.00
Selling normally to $5.95
There are just 57 hats in this
little assortment, collected from
our various tables and placed on
sale for Friday. Every one of
them is bright and new in correct
shape, and trimmed with the
most fashionable materials. They
are merely samples and odd hats
remaining from Easter 'selling.
Bargains.
A Milan Mushroom
$2.95
This sailor comes in burnt and
natural straw color, with broad
rum up brim trimmed and bound
with black velvet. It is cyie of
the newest and most popular
sailor hats of the season.
Vnirimmed Milan Hats
at i 3.95
Black, white and natural
straw. " In fourteen different
shapes. Four new models were
added to our collection yester
day that have not been on sale
before. We are showing Milan
hats, which are immensely popu
lar in Portland, also mushroom,
helmet and large picture shapes.
There is not a desirable style
in these untrimmed hats that we
do not show in this assortment
Beautiful Flowers
Special 50c
Every day as the season ad
vances flowers grow in popular
ity for trimming. Reports from
New York tell us that the flower
bedecked hat will reign supreme
within the next three or four
weeks.
It is economy if you are in
terested in hat trimmings to see
these beautiful flowers we have
on display for this sale.
Roses in every size and hue;
field flowers and blossoms.
Trimmed Hats at
$6.75
Very pretty and special
Milan hats in burnt and nat
ural color. It is useless for us
to dwell upon the fact that Milan
hats are today the most popular
and at the same time scarcest ar
ticle in women's wear. This fact
makes this sale particularly in
teresting, for in the assortment
you'll find small, medium and
large shapes. Wing and quill
trimming are shown, together
with floral wreaths of roses and
small blossoms. Delightful hats
for women, misses and girls;
MISSES' SAILORS in burnt
and natural rough straw trimmed
with figured gauze trimming. Ex
actly like illustration.
Price $1.50.
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Concerning a Sale of Auto and Traveling Coats
$25.00 Navy Serge Coats at $18.50
One of the smartest models ever produced at such a modest price. These
coats are made 54 inches long with semi-fitting back, and fastens on one side
with large, fancy buttons. Made with plain tailored sleeves and large, round
collar with broad revers, with trimmings of natural pongee and deep black
braid and satin, which is piped with green and red satin. The cuffs are
trimmed to match.
$22.50 Pongee Coats at $15.00 .
Pongee coat 54 inches long with semi-fitting back and front
Built on the long, straight lines with mannish collar and revers
and deep cuffs self-trimmed. Has two large pockets. Spe
cial $15.00.
$22.50 Navy Serge Coats at $15.00
A full length coat of hard twisted serge, in navy and black.
Fastens on one side with three fancy buttons'. Has semi-fitting
back. Has a large shawl collar and deep turn, back cuffs,
which are trimmed, with pongee piped in green or red satin.
fPellard Suits in Mid-Season Models i
Forsythe Waists and Women's Shirts J
New Crepe Waists 75c
-Stamped on three yards of
full width imported crepe in de
signs of beading, couching,
French knots and solid embroid
ery. New patterns entirely dif
ferent from those shown at the
beginning of the season.
Face Powders
50c La Blache Powder. . .29c
35c Java Rice Powder. . . .26c
$1 Pivers Le Trefle Azurea 89c
50c Camnilline Liq'd Powd.26c
$1.50 Oriental Cream 98c
$ 1 .75 Amber Royal P'wd.$ 1 .50
Hair and Cloth Brushes
$2.00 Brushes. 98c
A manufacturer's sample line
of French bristle brushes with
ebony and foxwood backs,
sorted shapes.
$1.00 Brushes. 48c
Ladies' and gentlemen's
brushes in assorted styles.
Initial Handkerchiefs
Special 9c
On the bargain table in the
center aisle you'll find 1 Ob dozen
hand-embroidered initial hand
kerchiefs in all letters. They are
marked for Friday economy sale
very special at 9c
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VICTOR Talking Machines
$5.00 Down, 50c a Week
As-
air
Chantilly Lace Veils Are
in Great Favor
Special 69c
For Friday we offer an assort
ment of black Chantilly lace
veils, in many neat designs. Also
white washable veils in attrac
tive patterns.
, MAGGIONI
That's All You Have to Know
About a Glove
Maude Adams Collars
25c
Just as you see illustrated in
plain white, also white with little
embroidered dots in light blu-s
pink, violet and other pretty
colors.
Chafing Dish Aprons, Special 29c
These dainty fine lawn aprons come in various patterns. At
tractively embroidered in white and colors with both scalloped
edge and hemstitched ruffles. Exactly as illustrated in picture.
Another Lot of Aprons at Half Price
Large lawn aprons for maids, nurses and waitresses with trim
mings of embroidery insertions, edging and cluster of tucks or
deep hem.
Also smaller sizes for tea, serving or sewing with trimmings of
lace insertion, embroidery, beading and ribbon.
25c Aprons, special 1 3c 38c Aprons, special J 9c
'75c Aprons, special 38c $1.00 Aprons, special, . . .50c
$1.50 Aprons, special 75c $2.00 Aprons, special. .$1.00
Newest Summer Models Underpriced
$2 C. B. a la Spirite $1.49
This corset is made of fancy stripe coutil
with lace trimmings, beading and ribbon.
The new medium bust, long hips and back
with two pairs of hose supporters attached.
W. B. Nuform, Special $1
Made of coutil and lace trimmings, with
bust draw strings. Three pairs of hose sup
porters attached. Medium bust, long hips
and back.
$3 W. B. Corset, Special $1.95
The newest approved model in W. B.
corsets, made of fine striped coutil finished
with embroidery and bust draw strings.
Extra long over the hips and back with me
dium bust. Has four hose supporters attached.
These Messaline Silks at 59c Command Attention
Over one hundred different shades of these popular silks are
offered in this Friday economy sale. There is no fabric in more
demand for dresses, waists and lining purposes than these soft
finished messalines. Nor can you duplicate them for less than
75c the yard.
SI Colored Pongees Go Now at 79c
Three thousand yards of 27-inch wide colored pongee silks for
two-piece suits. Shown in all the new shades. It is the best $1 .00
pongee silk ever sold. For Friday economy sale our entire stock
of these pongee silks is offered at 79c the yard.
A Dress Goods Sale
Here are three lines of dress goods, every one of them in con
stant demand. None affected by fashion, but all of them at all
times in good taste.
New Gray Homespuns Reduced to 98c a Yard
Iray homespuns of all pure wool 50 inches wide. One of the
most satisfactory wearing fabrics for suits and dresses. On Fri
day in this economy sale 98c yard.
46-Inch Shepherd Checks on Sale 79c the Yard
This year shepherd checks are particularly popular. Indeed,
we might say they are foremost in favor for misses, children's and
women's wear. In this collection there are a variety of different
size checks. They go on sale at 79c the yard.
Checks, Stripes and Mixtures on Sale at 39c Yd.
3000 yards of 36-inch wide fancy dress goods in checks, stripes
and mixtures, in a full range of color combinations embracing all
the fashionable Spring shades. This assortment embraces our
best dress goods selling normally at 50c, special 39c yard.
Spring Hosiery for Women and Children
Stockings for Women, Special 39c Pair
Medium weight, full fashioned silk lisle stockings, made extra
long with black cotton soles, toes and heels. A splendid stocking
to buy at this little price.
Stockings for Children at 25c Pair
Silky-looking stockings for children, narrow ribbed, in fast
black, tan, pink, sky blue or cardinal. Made of fine mercerized
cotton. Look like and wear better than silk.
HOOD RIVER SUIT OUSTED
Supreme Court Jleremr Case in
Controversy Over Ferry Landing.
ni-r ivrn Or Anri! .27. Soe-
i. i r"nuiial Interest Is beln mani
fested her In the decision this week
r the Orezon Supreme Court In Its
tlnn relative to the controversy which
arose her (our years ago over the right
of reesels navigating me .oiumoia
River to land on private property which
was overflowed during the Summer
freshet. The suit which reached the
hi.h.t court of the state, as Dean vs.
I Washington Navigation Company, ap-
ealed from asco v-ouniy. was re-
versed and tne suit aisraisseo. me
opinion holding that a petitioner for
ferry license must show his ownership
or control of the ground la Oregon
where his ferry lands, and that the
County Court In such matters, acts aa
a court of limited Jurisdiction, and every
fact essential must affirmatively ap
pear. In the other suit. Chapman vs. Dean,
also reversed, the opinion holds that
appellants are entitled to an Injunction
against the respondents restraining
toetn from trespassing upon appellants
land.
Japs Free American Suspects.
WASHINGTON". April 27. The two
Callfornlana. Richardson and Fletcher,
arrested In Japan as spies, because they
photographed the Maliuru Naval Sta
tion, have been released, and the State
Department has been notified by Am
bassador O'Brien. An Investigation
disclosed that tbey Inadvertently di
rected their cameras toward a forbid
den son in getting a picture of the
harbor from the deck of a steamship.
END SENATE. SAYS BERGER
Socialist Proposes to Abolish It and
Presidential Veto.
WASHINGTON. April 27. Victor
Berger, of Milwaukee, the Socialist
member of Congress. In a resolution In
troduced today, not only proposes to
abolish the Senate, but alms to strike
from the hand of the President the
veto power and take from the courts
tuthority to Invalidate legislation en
acted by the House of Representatives.
All this Is proposed as an amendment
to the Constitution, which. If petitioned
for by 6 per cent of the voters in each
state, shall be submitted to a general
referendum.
"The Senate has run Its course," said
Mr. Berger, after his threatening docu
ment bad beon dropped into the hopper
on the Speaker's desk.
"It must some day, as with the Brit
ish House of Lords, yield to the popu
lar demand for Its reformation or abolition."
Wilds to Be Searched for Body.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., April 27.
(Special.) Hoping to be able to find
traces of B. B. Bakowski's snowshoes
In the Crater Lake National forest, H.
E. Homyer, Sr., will make another trip
Into the wilds In search of the body
of the Bend photographer. BakowskI
left Klamath Falls last January for
Crater Lake to photograph Winter
scenes. Searching parties found his
shovel and sled but no trace of him.
Mr. Homyer thinks that by going to
Crater Lake about the time the snow
melts down to the height It had reached
when BakowskI left his camp he may I
be able to locate his tracks and fol- I
low his snowshoe prints to where he !
lost his Ufa
PRIVATE BOXES DOOMED
Boxes Ordered Removed From Res
taurants in Dallas.
DALLAS. Or., April 27. (Special.)
The City Council has passed an ordi
nance compelling the removal of pri
vate booths from restaurants in this
city. The reason for such action was
the practice of taking liquor into these
boxes that was being Indulged In quite
freely. Persons not able to purchase
liquor at the saloons could get some
one to take it to these restaurants for
them, and thus get around the pro
visions of the most stringent regula
tion of saloon ordinance in force In
this city.
Dallas was one of the first cities In
the state to pass a model license sa
loon ordinance. The promoters of that
ordinance . are seeing that it is en
forced. Since the city has been "wet"
there have been but very few arrests
for drunkenness, and most of them
were of out-of-town persons.
Klamath Wants Shade Trees.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or, April 27.
(Special.) A committee of three from
the Good Government League, com
posed of G. W. 'White, banker; O. A.
Stearns and M. Mahaffey, was ap
pointed to meet with the Chamber of
Commerce and City Council to inter
est those bodies In plans to beautify
the city. One of the first steps to be
taken Is the matter of planting trees.
It was decided to urge property own
ers to plant shade trees. A mass meet
ing has been called for next Tuesday
evening, when G. S. Ehle. a tree and
shrubbery expert, will address the peo
ple on that phase of city beautifying'.
RUM ON SHIP EXPLODES
One Man KiHed In Fire Which De
6troys French Steamer.
POINTE-A-PITRE, Guadalupe, AprIl
27. While the French steamer Maronl
was loading rum and sugar at the
docks here yesterday, fire broke out In
the cargo and before It could be put
out caused an explosion among the bar
rels of rum. which killed one fireman.
The monetary loss Is considerable.
Following the explosion, it was im
possible to stay the flames and the ves
sel was towed out In the harbor and
abandoned. The cargo already on board
consisted of 4000 barrels of rum and
Is also a total loss.
Germany will establish a record this yeas,
by launuhing six new dreadnoughts.
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