15
.Special 25c Lunch in the Basement I Manicuring' and Hair Dressing Parlors and Hair Goods Store on the Second Floor
Shoe Shining Parlors in Basement
Tea Room Atl Floor La o is?-,' Ho me Journal Patterns, 1st Floor Candy Store, 1st Floor
Olds-Wortman-King
IP
asemem Store
TTTT! MOT? XING ORrOOXTAN. FRIDAY, APRIL .10, 1912.
it Olds ,W; or tito a an Mb Ilio;g u
i Only IXeFiij StT3- West of Chicago OccupyineJ an Entire City BlocK
! Buji-y.ihT .Com-tos2isosii -Don't G-uiess !
(( IN THE V
Abasement
at nor w JJ
f Men's JShirts.
ties and nobbv
Men's Shirts at
43c
Basement Bargain Circle
Hundreds of thrifty men and women
will take advantage of this bis sal?
Thev are eertainlv splendid val-
mtterns; made of good oualitv
pfleale; coat style, with cuffs attached; a great choice
of new, neat patterns; all good colorings. Well made
Shirts that have good, full bodies and sleeves. AO
Sizes 14 to 17. Specially priced for today at"T"OC
18c Day in Basement
Mesh Underwe'r 18c
Sun Bonnets for 18c
Women's Sunbonnets, made of fine
pincham, in neat checks, pink and
white and blue and white: a "I
good, full bonnet, peciaj XOC
ilK Ribbons for I8c
250 yards of fancy silk Ribbon. 5
inch, in a crrat ariety of new tires
!rn and Korean stripes. All 1 O
beautiful colors. Special at OC
"Shoeshine" licxlSc
A sale of Shoe-hine; a combination
of boot and shoe dres.itir;, with
dauber and brush, complete. 1 O
Specialized at only, the box OC
25c Lisle Cloves I8c
A sale of women's fine lisle (lw.
in black or w hite. 2-clap; a splendid
quality at 25r the pair: all " Q
:es. Srna this sale at
25c Wash Belts at 18c
A sale of fine wash Belts, are beau
tifully embroidered, in new dainty
dfsizns, fitted with pretty pearl
buckles. Regularly 25 cents. 1 O
Special, your choice at only XOv
A sale of boys' cotton mesh Under- j
wear, shirts and drawers, special
quality, excellent weight, in all sizes, j
124 to .14. Kxtra special for "t O
this sale at. the garment only OC '
Women's Pants 18c!
A sale of women's Swiss rib cotton '
I'u n is. Come in Spring weight, loose
knee, trimmed with pretty lace; alii
Kegiilniiy 'Zt cents. 1Q 1
Me-
Seeial for this selhn
onlv
You owe it to yourself ;.nd family to make your money go as far as possible and the only way to know when yon are getting the full worth
of your dollar is by comparison of quality. Quality is the first and foremost thought of every buyer connected with this establishment, foe
well they know that when tho goods are pas-cd'on to the consumer the "Quality will be remembered, when the price is forgotten." The
very existence of an institution of this kind is full and satisfactory proof of legitimate methods, honest advertising and reliable merchandise.
4
A 1 1 X" l
a. lAuvtr t,muruiuery i
A sale of fine Swiss allovor em
broidery, in scones of dainty pat
terns; lull sheer swiss mi 1 Q
lin: snlendid oualitv. vard XOC
SilH Jacquards at 18c
A sale of 25 pieces of wash Fabrics.
These are new silk jacquards; a fine
sheer silkv fabric that washes well
and makes up beaut if u'ly ; a splendid
showing of new Spring and Summer
color; splendid 2-c quality. 1 Q
snccial for this sale, vnril AO"
I
y f?- -7-. -fr,
v. vv V
ft i T
I f v 57,
mm
$iio
37.50
382.50
a
la the Garment Store Second Floor Southwest.
Sweeping orrlers conn from 1 he hoad of the firm to sacrifice all
Ilish-frrade Fanny Tailored Suits whieh sold 'regular at $50.00 and
up. So we have cone- vigorously through the stock and picked them
oiit for lod ay's sale. Whipcords, imported ' serges, diagonals.
Bedford err fs and novelty materials, in every wanted color, in plain
or mixed or siriped and clieeked patterns; medium' length, short
coats and r-i;iavays. neatly trimmed with laee, embroidery, ratina
satin, lengaline sili-;. iiKT-ranie laee. etc.. with two or tJiree buttons,
side fastenings, etc .'tir intensify the richness of materials. A grand
assortment grouped' for your choosing at the following reductions:
$50.00 Suit3 priced at only S37.5Q ;l $ 75.00 Suits priced only S56.25
552.50Sr.its pricedatnly S39.37 !f $ 85.00 Suits priced only S63.77
$55.00 Suits pjicedatnly S41.25
$58.EOSuits priced atonlyg 13.87
$C2.0uilspriceJ at only 8 46.87
$03 50 Suits priced at only S51.37
$ 87.50 Suits priced only S65.63
$ 95.00 Suits priced only 871.25
$ 03.50 Suits priced only:S73.88
E
MU(.IRRO ASKS ritT
WITHHOLD 1IVIIKXD.
TO
Pu t men t of 15 Irr Cent on Pre
ferred Claims Ordered 0cr
Trotel of e-Cshlrr.
'.-over ih protts r GpnrrlrM4r'
UlbNon. ex-cjhlcr of the American
Mark Trunt Company. I'resldinc
Juice Knvmiaueh has Kicnen an
r1rr rtlrcctlns IL K. Albert, special
ilfputr In charpr of the bank under
Tank Kxamlner Wriht. to declare and
par m dividend of i per cent on the
prefererd claim of the defunct insti
tution. MacClbbon protemed that plans
were under way for reorganization of
HHr.nr. to t;rx (uttiom re-
Tl R
THe Orrirtnian haa arracved tf flash
election retuma on a screen at SJIxih
and AMrr atreeta.
.Vt Informailon concerning election
retoma will he eiven over the tele
phonfor the rea-.n that b.th trie,
phones Till be ta&ed to thf utruoat
in Catherine the retuma.
The relume will be flaahed as soon
aa aalhered and corapllf-d.
Xi vtattera will be admitted to
Te Oreaon:an editorial rotma to
nta'it.. The retuma from today's election
will be furnished by The Orraonlan
to bth telephone companies as rsp
MW as they ran be gathered and
compiled.
Inqulrera wilt be able to obtain de
al red Information concerning the
election by lelrphonlne the Informa
tion department of cither f the two
telephone eyatrma;
the bank, and that the aietj should
not be disturbed.
The preferred claims amount to
l".T9:i and the amount to be dis
tributed by Mr. Alhort Is $75,110 M.
The total amount of cash now In his
PO'seaalon is .lf.. the collections
harlns; been 3.7;i.9t and the dls-
'iremenis necea.ary to. -nnlnsr up
ine nuine.s ll.bO 1'). The distrlbu
tlon will be made May 10. .
.Marliihbon said that he had secured
stock subscriptions to the extent of
A meetins; to discuss renriranlzatlon
has been called by a committee of the
depositors for Saturday nlitht. The
scheme, now betntc worked out pro
vides for the turning; over of the entire
capital stock of the bank. 1500 shares
or the par value of 1100 a share, to the
reorganization committee, f.ir sale at
$l.".0 a eharo. The sale of this would
reallxp i:5.00 one -third of it Is said
to have already been subscribed. The
banks liabilities are approximately
IMO.OOO. The 175.000 disbursement
woud reduce this t $ IDS. 000 and the
liquidation of 1114.000 of securities
llted by Bank Kxamlner Wright as
pprored would leave a surplus of
ooo.
It is proposed to offer the rest of
the stock to directors of the old insti
tution and to investors and should the
cheme
would hav
113.000 surplus with which to start
business. MacGlbbon and Charles' J.
Kleeman. who is associated with Mac
gibbon in work In fr out the plan, be
.lev that it Is feasible and will meet
a-lth success. If the reorganization
tcheme Is successful before M.iy 19 and
the bank stands prepared to pay In full
Ine dividend probably will not be paid,
fudge Kavanaufrh'e object In advanc
.n; the date of distribution from April
.'i, m-as to jtlve M.ic'JIhbon more time
,o work out his reorganization scheme.
New York, are registered at- the Mult
nonirth. O. .V Smyth, a Hums hnrscmnn. is
at the Imperial.
F. J. Victor, of Seattle. Is registered
at the Cornelius.
M. M. Brower. a Seattle business man.
is at the Bowers.
Al Uelser. a minins man of F.ikcr. Is
at the Imperial.
II. B. IVari-e. a Seattle architect. Is
at the Multnomah.
Captain Charles Spencer, of Vhlte
Salmon. Is at the Orciton,
Ir. Charles A. Ault. of Knlerprlxe, is
resrlstered at the Imperial.
--Mrs. J.M. Barms, of Mood rUver, Is
reitlstcred at the Cornelius.
Mr. and Mrs. ;. M. Wilson, of I.a
Grande, are at the Carlton.
C, O. Johnson, a Pilneville merchant.
i rriimiririi 11 inr -trejioii.
Kdward T. Coman. a Spokane banker,
is registered at the I'ortlan.l.
Max Goldsmith, a coal operator of
Spokane, is at the Multnomah. i
J. l Waterman, a merchant of Bon
ners Kerry, is at Ihe Perkins.
Robert R. He Poo. of the Siletz In- I
dlan reservation. Is at the Perkins.
J. V. Iluntameler. a stockman "f
Uacey. is registered at the Perkins.
Supreme Judge T. A. Mi Bride is c-g- I
Istered at the Imperial from Salem. I
J. W. Hall, connected with the South- I
em Pacific at El Paso, Is at the Carlton. !
Thomas J. Flavin, postofflce inspector i
of Spokane, la registered at the Oregon.
C J. Thronson and W. C. Woodward. I
merchants of l'ayton, are registered ut I
the Perkins.
IL B. Hazzard. specinl agent of the
Immigration service, is registered at
the Bowers.
Charles W. Halderman and R. O.
Prael. business men of Astoria, are reg
istered at the Imperial.
Lieutenant K. W. Krofft. of the reve
nue cutter service, is registered at the
Carlton from San Diego.
G. W. Sanborn, president of the San-
born-Cutting Packing Company, of As
toria, Is at the Multnomah.
P. W. Matheson. an snthrarite coal
mine owner of Wilkesbarrc. is regis
tered at the Multnomah.
W. W. Mitchell and family, of Cadil
lac," Mich., and Kdward H. Mead, of
Sault St. Marie, are at the Portland.
CHICAGO. April IS. (Special.) The
following from Portland. Or., are reg
istered at Chicago hotels: Stratford-
Theodore B. Brown. La Salle Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal.
S110.00 Suits priced only S82.50
Women's. Sweaters $3.98
ilK Petticoats for $6.-45
Carment Department, Second Floor. ' Garment Department, Second Floor.
C A s:ile of women's Sweaters in a lurire !' A eiiiiilele line of . women 's "Klosfit"
irl!i:cnl tif I liret -in;u Icr :i'nl slmrt 'j IV 1 1 ico:it s, in soft lustrous taffetas and
Ion!)!'- !i iiH's.-i'l.nes. neativ 'ci.'ide with wide or
id i iKiiiow liliiited flimncOA. trimmed in
iiM utus. l-iuey v.-tayes, siimli1 or ilou!i!
hri'ii-le.l. ' nil f-m ck " ami V-sIuipc a:
rf) roll eIl;u: white. re.I, z-.iy, 4,? Q-
creen. Iirowu. u fi..iii val.
Women' s Vais .".S 9
Garment Dcr?t. Second Floor.
A very Sn'ei;l off.-riiic l' V'or"''n'-i I'iih'
Lin'i ric. .M;iruisirtf ;cid T;i ilinnl "Waists.
'1'lu iliiinty stylos ciiiuo with liili or Tow necks,
short or Imv sl-evr-s, t rin:iiicil with luicii,
';ilciK-ii-nnos iirul tinny Jiiccs. Thf iloreil
Wdists ;iri' plin tucked r eniroiilcrtMl, ;ilso
shirt .efrects; vain.- to .-I.IM.I.,. ; - ry , 'j
Icfi;illy ri-ri! at only. ca:-!i JI.OS1
I able Damask .':'9c Yard
In tin I ji i it'll Slore on the main ' llonr. a sah of '('.)
yards of Mrri-oried ,1'al'le I lam.'lslc. .'iti in'-'ios
wide in inany pleasing ih-simis ; special- O i"t
i.'Oil for this sale at only, the yard cJJC
Bed Spread 31.9; .01.39
in the IVwncsl ic Aish. nniin floor, a sale of Sum
mer weight 1 !fil Spreads, made of corded ami
crinkled dimity; siox for sinclo or double beds;
the small sies are priced SI. 29; ( J f
(lit? Iarp' sizes are priced at ouly.) eJ
4?,? CI Q 'i si itched bands and pin tucks. CC 1C
S.J.-CJ ;j Specially priced for this sale pOaTJ
j! Pstticonts 1.4. 2.49
Garment Ctcre Second Floot;.
! . "-howino; (,f fhe famous "Klosfit"' Petticoats,
'I iuad.' of trood quality sateen and lleatherbloom
ij materials, with Accordion pleated flounces or
li knife pleated flounces, with or without under-
J drois. These Petticoats are exceptionally well
;j made and fit smnr Around the t C A f
il hips, priced from SI. 49 up to lb ail .4 4
S7 ' aa . as -w w east sbbi
lyien. s Washabie
Ties Oraly 25c
In tlie .Meirs Section, main floor, a showing
of the season's best and latest approved
styles in washable Four-in-llarids, in white
mercericd Jualerials and white with o C?
m at stripes aiid figures, price, each sOC
orting'-Up Sale of
Women's Trimmed fiats
$7, $8, $9, $10 Grades
For S5.95
Our Millinery Store, second floor, will
be the scene of unusual activity today
and tomorrow. We have selected
just 100 Hats from our splendid stock,
comprising strictly Tailored , ITats,
Dress Hats and Semi-Dress Hats,
trimmed m flowers, fancy , feathers,
wings, ribbons, laces, silks and velvets.
Hand-made and hand-blocked bailors.
Derbies, Turbans, Tri-Cornes and many
other styles in black, white and eolors.
Our best $7.00, $8.00, t f- Af
$9.00, $10.00 grades, for tDO.cO
Women's Coats $12.95
$25 Coats for
$17.45
Garment Dept. 2d Floor.
A sale of women's good quality coats
in the season's most approved styles,
including every wanted color in a
complete range of sizes for little wo
men, misses and up to the stout wo
men. The fabrics are pongees, taf
fetas, serges, novelty suitings, etc.,
styled on neat, plain tailored lines
or fancy effects, beauti- ! i o QC
fully trimmed, at only P 3
AUTO COATS Handsome models in
serges, diagonals and mixtures,
loose, comfortable styles with large
collars and revers with side fasten
ing's, others are trimmed in broad
cloth with low, side fastenings, and
belted bacK, colors are gray, tan,
browns and mixtures. Most of these
are sample lines bought way under
the regular prices. Aretf -7 ATI
honest values to $25, at P 0
rlLsoJ1'' ;
0
GO
Men
'IL
s
hdrts at 95c
ORDER
BY
MAIL
r
uww il iiiy i
V T
Vs.' ; -,-"rJ' SJL . .4
pro.T.lonc!"ru,'.!h, bnk What the use havinsr
ve I1J0.000 In l.lltlon to tha 1 . r .1 . mi
urplus with arlil. il to start ; ! a POCKet Klllie that Will
not cut readily?
Can you imagine anything
more annoying tlian "trying
to sharpen a pencil" or
endeavoring to cut a piece
of rope " with a knife that
vroa't hold an edge ?
Yoa nou!J hfs very particular
when parchaaing knivea. Insist
upon baring
and yoa are bound to be satisfied
EVBRV BLAIkK HAIIRANTKII
1
PERSONALMNTION.
H. I. 8vddon. of Spokane, is at th
8wrra. . . . r
Harry T. Shea, of Albany, is at the
Cornelius.
ki
n
a.a mco t Oft J
"SCRIVENS"
ELASTIC SEAM
Undervear
75c $1 3L5G
Kvery nan should, cmno in and
SCO llic '"Scrivon" Underwear
boforrt Iio lii.vs in liis season '3
supply. It is m.nlf Av'itli an
clastic stofkjnc'tte semn or strip
inserted down the miuiis. AVe
have eotnplcte lines of Drawers
and Athletics ami I'liiou Suits in'
all sizes for men. Drawers are
priced 7rc and . Q
Union Suits at only v 2. DU
i In the Men's Store Main Floor. A sale of 1000 new
Spring styles in men's Shirts. The best values in all
Portland. Fine French percales, made up in the coat
j styles with plain bosoms and cuffs attached, white
ground with neat, blacK figures and assortedQC
ORDER
BY
MAIL
stripes, also plain white shirts in all sizes
Men's Ne?liee-st.vle Shirts, with soft collars to match aDd turn
hack cuffs, French style, white ground with neat pencil stripes;
also plain, light blue and prray shades; all sizes in the lot; r
rood $1.00 ivnlues. specialized for this sale 'at only, each OtC
FRUIT STICKS, 10c A DOZEN Made in our Home Bakery, on the
fourth floor.- Home-made Cakes and Pies a specialty.
Sox 6 pr. $1
read, mercer-
SI. 00
'Tiilt-to-Wear" Hosiery, fine, lisrht weight lisle thread, mercer
ize! finish, with 4-thread remtorced heels and toes, in
black, tan, navy, gra-; all sizes; 25c sellers; 6 pair3
A liensot;oral 5aie of Cihldreri's Wear
Rompers 65c to 01.2 Sl.OO Tub Dresses for 57c
Children's Komper. in nijiplctt, i'luiml.ray nnl pLncliam 'f Tub Dresses for chililren from "2 to 6 years of age.
materials, in plain colors, checks and stripes, 'i CI French si vies, made of cliasnbray. gingham an''C7
Sics "J to li years. Priced at only C'w up to ! percale, liglit and dark colors. $1 values, only '
TUB DRESSES in ail Hie new materials, with low- neck ; Tub Dresse3, made L' Uiplott, p'rcale and gingham,
and short leeve or , high neck and long C " " a"! li in all coloi. Sizes run from 2 to 7 years. f OC
a7 aw J
Men's $2 and $2.50 Gowns $1.65
Jfen's genuine "Soisette" Night Gowns in plain colors, tan, light
blue, pink, white, gray or heliotrope; trimmed with - -r"
silk frogs and braid ; all sizes ; $2-$2.50 grades, special ) ,q5
'sdeevi'S. Priced very sj-ccial at i'Se up
': 51-?"-- v r " IQin Center Circle
All main aisles lead to this sale and "all' thrifty women will he
here to participate in thN bargain feast. - For one. day-only a sale
of high-grade. Silks in fancy brocades, stripes, plaids arit Persian
effects, chocks and plain black in pcau-de-eygne, messaline,
Louisine. taffeta, etc. It's doubtful if they will last all y
day, as every looker will become a bu3-t-r ; $1 to .f 1.50 vals. C
2.50 House Dresses 51.29
fl C " t'"' ':,r-i1''1 f'ir'Ip. main 'floor, between the
0 elevators. A sale, of women's House -Dresses, made
J-'""'! "ality percales and ginghams, in checked,
i3 Atrira.ll striped and plain patterns, or lavender and white,
l.-ar LlW-- blue and vhile.'bhick an, I wtiitei nl-n dark blue
and white; styled with Dutch necks and short
sleeves or collars and long sleeves. " OQ
Sizes -Jt to -14. Kegular $2.r,0 values.
Women' Khort Kimonos of ?wd finality lawn, in flora design.- JQ I
mado loose with Ikiiuonc siete. liuiii. (Liinly piittcii.s. S.k. cial C j
peciali.cd for.this selling at only 98c up to
GROCERY
SPECIALS
CaneSugar$5. 90SK.
The purest and best cane stock. We
positively guarantee not a grain of
beet sugar mixed in it. Order early.
BUTTER, 70c SQUARE.
The best that money can buy- or
skill can produce. Is pure and guar
anteed to be sweet. Order early.
BUTTER, 62c SQUARE
Guaranteed to please. Phone order.
FRENCH PEAS.
Imported, in cans, dozen at $2.25
Imported French Peas, can, 20
Imported Macaroni, 2 pkgs., 25j
Imported "Spaghetti, 2 pkgs., 2o
Imported Vermicelli, 2 pkgs., 25
NUTS, 2 POUNDS FOR 35c.
Brazil. Pecans and Filberts. Best.
English Walnuts, 1 pound for X6
ale Bon Ton Corsets
$3.50 to $5 Grades $1.98
Corset Salon 2d Floor.
Extraordinary sale of the famous
nr an ... '
"0" on Lorsets, designed for
I
medium and slender figures, with
f low or medium Dust and long
aV !al atl 1 1 a
stun wun iiexioie nacii nones,
fnns arp trimmprl in laro Thaca
' j - - - AK a utjc
r fnrcnlc oa finA ..41. A K 1
j vuiaiu aa c llicu Willi 1 ui U nUSc
supporters; $3.50 to $5 (i no
grades, special at, each pi.70
$5 Corsets $2.95
$7 Corsets $3.95
Bon Tori Corsets, made of fine quality coutil
and batiste, modeled with' high or low bust and
brassiere tops, splendid fitting models, with
hose supporters attached; regular $5.00 grades
for $2.95. Our regular $7.00 values JJO QC
specialized for this sale at tinly p.OvO
All corsets are fitted by experts and when fit
ted are guaranteed to give satisfaction to the
wearei Take advantage of this corset sale.
ilr. and Mrs. William Favsraiaam. of I