THE MORXIXG OREGONTAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1913.
Ready-to-Wear Clearance Sale
Closing Out Immediately and Without Reserve
New Summer Suits, Dresses, 'Waists and Coats
at Clearance Prices Obtained in July Only
VISITORS
are cordiall) invited to inspect this new establish
ment, which is the show store of the Pacific Coast. Our
art and picture galleries on the sixth floor are an exhibi
tion in themselves, and Tvill be of keenest interest to all
lovers of things beautiful.
VISIT The Architectural Exhibit on the
eighth floor, where original drawings by the most eminent
Architects in America are now on view.
Meet Yoar Friends on the Mezzanine Floor.
which is a most convenient and pleasant rendezvous.
Make it a point to visit the Book Store the
Jewelry Store, the Shoe Store and the Oriental
Rug Gallery.
In order to accomplish the clearance of this immense stock of new late Spring and Summer apparel in the shortest time possible, we have marked it at
clearance prices we are accustomed to give ONLY at our great MIDSUMMER SALES. We take this week for this occasion in order that the visitors to our
Rose Festival may share in the extraordinary economies offered in this great event. The notable feature of the sale is the fact that this is our first season in
the new store, with every garment absolutely new and fresh, reflecting the lastest authentic Summer styles.
Smartest New Coats
For Women and Little Women
Selling Regularly to $27.50
Clearance $18.50
saU of plain serges, bedford cords and fancy cheviots, and black and white
checked materials. In navy blue, brown, gray, Copenhagen and tan.
Made from 42 to 45 inches long, in a variety of fancy cutaway and loose styles.
Trimmed with braid, velvet or satin and are lined throughout with satin.
A Collection of Novelty Coats
Selling Regularly to $35.00
Clearance $23.50
These coats are quite as effective as Paris models that cost $50 to $75. In
fact, these coats were made to our order and directly copied from imported model;
by custom tailors and embody all the excellent features of a made-to-order garment.
Of the finest imported materials in white, navy blue, black, gray and checked
fabrics In lengths from 42 to 45 inches, showing the fashionable side-buttoned
cutaway style. They have deep shawl revers of satin or velvet and are lined
throughout with the finest peau de cygne silk.
Walking Skirts, Clearance $2.95
Selling Regularly at $4.00
These tailored skirts ere made of fine wide wale Bedford cord in it creamy white
only. Made with the new panel in the front and back with small side plaits and
a small slash at one side. Trimming of fancy pearl buttons.
Clearance of Petticoats at $2.50
Regular $3.75 Models
Petticoats of a good quality all-silk messaline. In black, navy blue, brown, royal,
emerald, Copenhagen, American beauty, Nell rose, gray, wistaria and tan. Made
with a deep flounce knife plaited in cluster effect and finished at the bottom with a
small ruffle.
Combination One-Piece Coat Dresses of Crepe
Selling Regularly at $15.00
Clearance $10.00
The coat or waist part of these crepe dresses comes in light blue, Copenhagen,
lavender, and pink; short sleeves, turnback cuffs, fancy sailor collars piped in white
and trimmed with white pearl buttons. The skirts are of the pure white crepe with
plaits front and back. These dresses are particularly suitable for street wear, having
the appearance of a jacket, yet are very cool and comfortable. Third Floor.
About 200 Handsome, Exclusive Sample Model
Waists Selling as High as $6.50
Clearance $2.98
The importance of this waist offering may be judged from the fact
that these blouses are the best of a large manufacturer's samples, and
samples as you know embody all that is finest in both quality of ma
terials and workmanship.
As to style, they are distinctive and as to materials they include
such fabrics as chiffons, crepe de chine, tub silks, messaline silk, striped
peau de cygne silks, voiles, lingerie and China silk.
There is the ever popular tailored tub silk shirt with Byron collar
and turnback cuffs, small side pocket. Waists in pure white trimmed
with a dash of color waists with yokes and collars of fine laces
with ruffles and shadow laces trimmings of buttons and pipings and
waists with hemstitched ruffles, collars and cuffs of self materials. In
white, blues, lavenders, pinks, tans, cream and gray.
Women's $5.00 Tub Silk Shirts
Clearance $2.48
Silk shirts for women of fine quality washable silk in the newest
and most popular models. One style is made with crushed detachable
collar in the new Gibson style; another has the soft rolling Robespierre
collar with soft turned back cuffs. In an assortment of colors such as
blue,- black, gray and heliotrope in both wide and narrow striped
patterns.
5 3.75 Novelty Blouse Waists
In More Than Two Score Styles
Clearance $2.45
So many styles, you certainly can get the very blouse or blouses that
you desire. Novelty styles of the finest quality white voile in low neck
effect with deep sailor collar and fancy elbow sleeves. The front, collar
and sleeves are made with wide bands of shadow lace insertion, plaits
and clusters of fine pin tucking, finished at the neck with a small
colored bow. xb,rd
Rose Festival Visitors
Are invited to make use of our writing and Rest
Rooms on the Second Floor Accommodation De
partment and Po8tofnce on First Floor
c Merchandise of cJ Merit .OnT
These New Suits at $17.85
Are Practically Sold at Cost
FOR THEY SELL REGULARLY AT $27.50 TO $32.50
A revelation of tailored fitness. Dozens of suit problems will be solved at the
sight of them. Never such style and such diversity of models at this price.
Suits of serge and whipcords in the popular navy, black, brown and gray, as
well as fancy mixed materials.
There are plain tailored styles for the woman who prefers a mannish effect in
her costume and fancy trimmed styles, some with a touch here and there of braid.
silk or buttons that gives them an individual air and others more ornate in their
construction, which gives you a suit suitable for evening and afternoon wear.
Every jacket is lined with silk and the skirts are made in newest plain gored styles.
Remarkable New Suits at $13.95
A Price Ordinarily Impossible
FOR IT'S A CLEAN-UP OF SUITS SELLING TO $25.00
Strictly man-tailored suits for women of fine all-wool English serges, cheviots,
whipcords and fancy mixed materials in a great variety of plain and fancy trimmed
models.
The jackets are in the newest cutaway effects as well as in the always popular
straight front and semi-fitting styles. Every jacket lined with silk and perfectly
finished.
The skirts are cut in the newest gored shapes, representing the latest fashions.
Custom Tailored Suits, Clearance $22.50
Copies From Imported Models
REGULAR PRICES FROM $32.50 TO $37.50
The suits in this offering have taken their style inspiration from the most ex
clusive foreign models and represent the very latest fashions in plain tailored and fancy
trimmed styles. On many will be noticed the cutaway front and others with the
straight front. Every jacket is silk lined and the skirts are draped or plain gored.
Made of a fine imported mannish serge, worsted and fancy materials. In black,
navy blue, brown, gray and two-toned effects.
Linen Tailored Suits, Clearance $12.50
MADE FROM THE FINEST IMPORTED LINENS
Selling Regularly to $18.50
These suits are fashioned from -the finest imported ramie linen and can be had
in white, natural linen shade, navy, Copenhagen and rose.
The jackets are fashioned in the new four-button cutaway style, semi-fitting, hav
ing five rows of fine tucking in the back. The collar and cuffs are of white pique
trimmed with fancy white pearl buttons. The skirts are plain gored. Third Floor.
IRISH BILL PASSES
Commons Scene of Fiery De
nunciation by Opposition.
LORDS SURE TO REJECT
4 i
XatlonaU sis Dtmnheartrd in J'V-ar
Prwent Government Will Not
F-nst for Third Neceesarr
Passage of Measure.
LONDON, June 10. The House of
Commons passed tonight the second
reading of the home rule for Ireland
Wll without division an amendment by
Mr. Balfour for the rejection of the
measure having been defeatod previous
ly by a vote of 868 to 270. The an
nouncement of the figures was received
with cheering by Liberal and Nation
alists. The debate was marked by fiery dec
larations by the opposition speakers
who predicted home rule -would result
in civil war In Ireland. sir Edwards
Carson. the Irish TTnlonlst leader,
said:
"For my part. I will continue to
support the Ulster men and will take
full responsibility for their resistance.
Tou may seise their homes, or send
troops, but you will not settle the
Irish question."
Beresford Offers Services.
Lord Charles Beresford declared:
"If the Government sends troops to
Ireland. I shall offer my services, poor
as they may be. and help my fellow
countrymen."
John Redmond, the Irish Nationalist
leader, said Sir Edward Carson had
taken on himself a grave responsibility
and did not represent Ulster's opinion.
The Nationalists were willing to make
any concessions.
"But." added Mr. Redmond, "twenty
four counties will not allow themselves
to be intimidated by four."
Andrew Bonar Law, opposition
leader, said that If there were a bar
g:iin between the government and the
Nationalists the House oucrtxt to know.
Mr. Redmond denied the existence of
a bargain and Premier Asqulth sup
ported the denial.
Lords Sure to Itejeet.
The bill now enters the suggestive
stiiKe before its inevitable rejection by
the lords.
Bird Kdward Carson, after the pas
sage of the bill, said the Irish Unionist
members would refuse to take part in
any further discussion, because it was
merely an elaborately staged farce In
whk-h their suggestions would certain
ly be rejected. Those members, in a
body, will tour the principal cities in
England and Scotland, holding meet
ings to protest against the bill.
The Nationalists are downhearted at
the possibility that the government
will not last for the third passage of
the bill necessary to make It a law.
0LE0 LAW NOT VIOLATED
TVdrral Grand Jury Finds XV Evi
dence of Collusion.
CHICAGO. Juno 10. The Federal
grand jury, which has been investi
gating alleged collusion between oleo
margarine manufacturers and United
states revenue officials, reported to
Judge Land Is today that It had found
no evidence to show that any false
representations wre made to R. F.
Cadell, revenue commissioner.
The jury in its report declared that
1 f there had been any violation of the
law in the carrying out of the Mac
Veagh compromise settlement whereby
the manufacturers settled revenue tax
claims amounting to more than $1,000.
000 by the payment of $102,000, legal
action necessarily would have to bo
taken in the TMstrict of Columbia.
JERE KNODE COOKE WEDS
I'nlrocked CI ergyman an d oretta
Wnalley Married by Justice.
STAMFORD, Conn., June 10. Jere
Knode Cooke and Floretta Whalley
were married by a Justice of the Peace
in the parlors of a local hotel here to
day. The unfrocked Episcopal clergyman
and his bride eanie here last night, af
ter a trip to Hartford, and went to WU
lamantlc to get from the Judge of the
Superior Court a certified copy of the
decree of divorce in favor of Mrs. Ma
rinda Clarke Cooke, who was the wife
of Cooke, a necessary preliminary to
the application for & marriage license
in this state.
THROWING OF BOMB FATAL
Man Who Hurls Missile at Lisbon
Himself Hurt by Splinter.
LISBOX. Portugal. June 10. One per
son was killed and several others
wounded by a bomb thrown today at
a procession in honor of Portugal's
great epic and lyrto poet, Luis de
Catnoona.
The bombthrower was wounded by a
splinter from his own missile. When
taken to the hospital he declared that
he wished to commit suicide.
CARD OF THANKS,
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and gratitude to the many
friends and acquaintances who extend
ed their sympathy and donated the
beautiful floral offerings at the funeral
of our beloved wife and mother, Mrs. W.
Jacobson: also to the employes of Hotel
Multnomah. and the international
Union of Steam Engineers
WILLIAM JACOBSON.
ALFHILD JACOBSON.
WOMAN DEAD IN RIOT
I. W. W. Pickets Attack Ips
wich Mill Workers.
men lost their lives today when a
passenger train on the Wabash road
struck an automobile in which they
were riding, eight miles east of here.
The dead are R. J- Carroll. EJ. C. Ever
son and J. H. Cauer, merchants of Chi
cago, and George Bartell, of Spring
field, who was driving the car.
MAN KILLED BOARDING CAR
Roth IS Cnt Off in Kail From
Mount Scott Train.
sham to withdraw the nomination of
Kdward W. Exam, recently appointed,
but not yet confirmed, as United States
Marshal for Cordova district, Alaska.
Wlckersham filed with the President
various papers setting forth charge
that Exam has been proprietor of a
house of ill repute in Alaska and that
while engaged. In that business gave a
promissory note which he refused to
take up on maturity, asserting the
loan had. been made to conduct his
illegal business. He maintained, accord
ing to charges, that this was not a
legal debt, and. that ho could not be
compelled to pay.
If the President does not withdraw
Exam's nomination, Wlckersham has
been assured by Senator Chamberlain
that he will ask the Senate to reject It
on the grounds stated.
SALEM SENDS POLICE AID
Seven Others Wounded by Bullets
and Many More Hurt by Plying
Bottles and Bricks I. W.
W. Officials Arrested.
TPSWICH, Mass., June 10. One
woman was shot and killed, seven
other persons were wounded by bul
lets, and many others. Including sev
eral policemen, were hurt by flying
missiles in a strike riot outside the
Ipswich hosiery mills tonight. Seven
persons. Including leaders of the In
dustrial Workers of the World, were
arrested.
The dead woman was a spectator of
the fight Five of the wounded were
hurried to the Salem Hospital in an
automobile. An appeal for help was
sent to Salem, and 18 officers were
rushed here In automobiles. The ac
tual fighting did not last more than
five minutes.
The trouble started when pickets of
the Industrial Workers of the World,
who have conducted a strike against
the hosiery mills for seven weeks to
gain an increase In wages, interfered
with the 500 English - speaking em
ployes as they left the mills tonight.
The 30 policemen on duty tried to pro
tect the employes, but could not re
store order.
Bricks and bottles began to fly as
the police charged the mob. Accord
ing to spectators, shots were fired
from two tenement-houses overlooking
the scene occupied by mlllhands. Of
ficers in the street began firing and
the mob broke and fled.
Several victims of bullets were
stretched, on the pavements. Blood was
trickling down the faces of many of
the officers, where broken bottles and
bricks had hit them.
Physicians said the dead woman had
been shot through the top of the head
She was leaving her work in another
mill, when, attracted by the crowd in
front of the Ipswich mill, she walked
down the street to see what was the
matter. She was caught In the rush
of the crowd, and before she could get
away was shot down.
Among the 15 persons arrested are
Nathan Hermann, an organizer for the
Industrial Workers, and E. L. Plngree.
secretary of the Industrial Workers In
Lowell, and his wife.
Arno P. Abell, a grocery salesman,
SO years old, tried to board a no-stop
Mount Scott train at East Twenty
second street and Hawthorne avenue
about 6 o'clock last night and was
thrown beneath the wheels and almost
instantly killed.
Abell, who lived at 406 Harrison
street, apartment D, tried to catch the
front car of the train when it was
moving at a speed of at least 15 miles
an hour. Inbound, said Motorman Ack
enbeck. He was thrown between the
first and second cars and was caught
by the wheels of the rear car, being
dragged about 100 feet and having both
limbs severed.
People to the number of nearly 100.
who quickly gathered, halted the dead
wagon of Dunning & McEntee, on an
other call, and the body was taken to
their parlors to await action of the
Coroner.
WICKERSHAM'S PROTEST IN
Wilson's Appointee Declared to Have
Kept Hoaee of 111 Repute.
OREGONUX NEWS BUREAU, Wash-
Ington. June 10. President Wilson has
been requested, by Delegate WlcRer-
Today's Beauty Recipes
By Mme. IVMIlle.
Fonr Killed in Auto "Wreck.
KPRLNGFIELD, HI., June 10. four
""Women may want the vote, but the
desire for masculine prerogatives does
not extend to the wearing of whiskers.
Superfluous hair on face or forearms
always will be abhorred by women. To
remove wild hairs, make a paste with
powdered delatone and water, cover the
hairs with this paste for two minutes,
wash the skin and the hairs will be
gone.
'The use of powder tends to clog and
enlarge the pores of the skin, causing
blackheads, ft is much better to use
a lotion instead of powder. Dissolve
an original package of mayatone in a
half pint of witch hazel and apply in
the morning. It will hold all day and
will not look 'mussy if you perspire.
Mayatone prevents sunburn, tan and
freckles.
"You can restore life and strength to
faded and falling hair by correct sham,
poolng. Dandruff causes moat hair
troiiDies. ana Jiumer rnampoo aireci
ly attacks the dandruff parasite. Get
a package of Mother's Shampoo (only
! 25c at your druggist's), use It Just once,
and your hair will be bright, clean,
j wavy, beautifully lustrous and eay to
arrange, aqv.
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