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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1913)
The Largest and Most Complete Stock of Kayser Silk Gloves West of Chicago Is Here at The Meier & Frank Store On First Floor All Charge Purchases That Are Made Today and the Balance of This Month Go on August Accounts, Made Payable September 1st wily , tfl VU o 11 11 Si Tower Fa Save This Page as a Bulletin of Today's News -Hour by Hour Store Opens at 8:30 These Exceptional 80-Minute Specials Mean Much to You in Money-Saving Store Closes at 5:30 Also Our Great August Home furnishing Sale WITH MONTHS OF PLANNING AND SPECIAL PURCHASES AFFORDS YOU THE ULTIMATE IN ECONOMY Delightful 50c Luncheon TODAY'S MENU Vegetable Soup, Family Style. ' Consomme Vermicelli or Iced Consomme. Ripe Olives. Dill Pickles. Fried Colombia River Smelt. Tartar Sauce. Jnllrnne Potatoes. Choice of Potted Ox Joints. Bourgeotae. Individual Baked Chicken Pie. Roast Stuffed Shoulder of Veal. Assorted . Cold Meats with Potato . . Salad. Potatoes. Mashed or Hashed Brown. Garden Peas. Macedolne Salad. Sliced Pineapple or Orange Sherbet. Tea. Coffee. Milk, Butermilk, Iced Tea. Direct Elevator. Remember These Unusual Offers Are for the Hour Designated Only I wire Dog Muzzles . - I Fifth Floor Special 9 to 10 A. M. v . ; ; ; , 40c WINDOW SCREENS SP'L 31c They're 24 Inches high and can be adjusted from 26 to 41 Inches In width. These adjust able Window Screens are made of seasoned material, with best grade black wire cloth. BIk Basement Store. $1.50 AND $2 GOWNS NOW 93c Gowns prettily made of Cam bric and Nainsook. High or low neck. Short sleeves. Dain ttly trimmed with lace and em broidery. Reguiarlv selling at $1.B0. and t2. Special for one hour only 03. Second Floor, New Building;. $5 COMBINATIONS FOR ONLY $2.59 Beautiful Combinations made of fine Nainsook and other sheer and dainty materials. They're charmingly made in Princess and walst-llne styles. Odd slaes. Daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery. Reg Tilarly $5. Special for one hour S2.59. Swond Floor, New Bulldlns $1.35 WIRE MEAT SAFES, $1.04 Basement. Book Store IN THE GROCERY SOc Challenge Coffee One Hour Only, pound. 25. Fine blend. Bin Basement - Store. 75c TO $1 PHOTO FRAMES, 45c Plain and fancy are these Silver-Plated Photo Frames, and they've the convex glass. Regularly selling from 7nc to II. Special, for one hour. -45. First Floor. lew Bulldlns. 20c WASH TIES, 7c Wash Four-in-Hand Ties In white, tan. blue and pink, in plain colors, reversible style. One hour only T . First Floor, Main Building. IN THE GROCERY Seven Bars Victor Kfaptha Soap One Hour Only 25c. The best warm-weather laundry soap. Bis; Basement Store. $4.50 RUFF -NECK SWEATERS, $2.39 Men's and Women's Ruff Neck Sweater Coats, in gray, white and. maroon. Special for one hour, only $3.39. First Floor. Main Building. $1.50 PARASOLS, 59c Large assortment of Women's 11. BO Parasols, plain and fancy. Special for this hour o9c. First Floor, Main Building SPECIAL FOR ONE HOUR Mismates and Odd Gloves, kid, cape, suede and mocha, for one hour, each glove BC Klrst Floor, Main Bulldlns;. Special 1 0 to 1 1 A. M. Special 1 to 2 P. M. $1.35 .COMFORTERS FOR ONLY 98c Well made and pretty Is this silkolene-covered Tufted Com forter, and filled with good white batting. Third Floor. Main Bulldlns. 26c Pillow Tops, each lOt". 98c Couch Covers, each 59S 35c figured Sateens, yd. 23c 13.30 Bed Covers, of muslin and taffeta, each 98. Third Floor, Main Bulldlns;. 25c TO 50c RIBBONS AT, YARD, 15c Remnants and mill ends of Silk Ribbons. to 1-inch widths. Klrst Floor. Main Bulldlns;. 20c RIBBONS AT, YARD, 3c Narrow, plain and fancy. ROe Bulgarian Ribbon aud Taffetas, yard 5c1. SMe IMuIn and Fancy Ribbons, yard 10t. First Floor, Main Bulldlns:. INFANTS' DRESSES NOW ONLY 79c Infants' Dresses, daintily made of sheer white material. Prettily trimmed with lace and insertion. -Regularly selling at $1.25. Special for one hour only 79e. Second Floor, New Building. 25c CHAMOISETTE GLOVES, 5c Two-clasp Natural Chamois ette O 1 o v e s, sizes 56 and 6 only, special for this hour only, the pair 5. First Floor. Main Bulldlns;. $1.00 GLOVES, THE PAIR, 57c Sixteen - button, double' finger-tipped Silk Gloves, broken' sizes, In black and colors. First Floor, Maim Bulldlns;. REG. $1.25 TO $1.50 GLOVES, 73c Broken lines of Gloves, kid, cape, chamois, mochas, doeskin, odd colors and sizes. First Floor, Main Building;. 75c TO $1.00 GLOVES FOR ONLY 21c Broken lines and sizes of All Silk Mesh and Plain Lisle Gloves. First Floor, Malm Bulldlns;. 25c 10 65c VEILS, EACH, 10c Veiling in pieces all more than one yard In length. First Floor, Main Bulldlns;.' Pronounced Economy IsPossible During Our August Homefurn ishing Sale Great Reductions on Furniture Carpets Rugs Draperies Curtains Bedding 12-YD. INSERTIONS FOR ONLY 8c To 50c value Lace Insertions, one-qnarter to three - quarter inch wide: round thread and French Val. Special for one hour only, piece 8. First Floor. Jiw Bulldlns;. 50c NECKWEAR, 9c Odd lines of Women's Neck wear, including; most all styles, worth to 50c. for this hour, each, 9. - . First Floor, Malm Bulldlns;. TO $1 NECKWEAR AT ONLY 25c Broken lines of Jabots. Robe s p 1 e r re. Side Kffeets, Fishii. Dutch Collars, etc.. worth to II, for this hour only, each, 25c First Floor. Main Building;. TO 25c OUTING COL LARS, 6 FOR 25c Outing- Collars, plain white, pink, sky, stripes and polka dots, broken lines and sizes, worth to 26c each, for this hour six for 25f. First Floor, Main Bulldlns;. TO 25c LINEN - COLLARS, 5c Embroidered Linen Collars, sheer, standing;, Dutch. Trou vllle. etc., regularly worth to 25c, for this hour, each 5. First Floor, Main Bulldlns;. 35c UNION SUITS NOW 22c Women's Cotton Union Suits, trimmed with lace.; low neck, and sleeveless; regular sizes. Reg. 35c, hourly special 23. First Floor, Main Bulldimar. Royal Society Packages, each lOe. Third Floor. Main Bulldlns;. 35c KNIT DRAWERS AT ONLY 12y2c Women's Knit Drawers, trimmed in lace. In regular sizes. Regularly, the pair. 35c. Special for one hour only, the pair 12c. First Floor, Main Bulldlns;. 35c KNIT VESTS FOR 1214c Women's Knit Vests of cot ton lisle; low neck and sleeve less. Selling regularlv at 35c each. Special hourly sale each First Floor. Malm Bnlldlna;. 50c AND' 65c VESTS x-'- FOR 29c Lisle Vests for women, lace trimmed and h a n d - crocheted yokes;, low neck and sleeve less; regular sizes. Selling regularly at 50c to 65c.- Spe cial for one hour only, ea. 2dc. First Floor, Main Building;. DRESSING SACQUES, 29c They're made of nice soft outing flannel, and you'll find a large assortment of colors. Special for one hour 296. Second Floor, Main Bulldlns. MEN'S NIGHT - SHIRTS, 39c Men's Muslin Nightshirts, low cut and turned-down collar, plain or fancv trimmed. For one hour only "3D. First Floor, Maim Building. 20c AND 25c STRAW HATS, 10c Men's Peanut Straw Hats, special for' one hour, only XOc. First Floor, Maim Bulldlns; Outing and Garden Special 2 to 3 P. M. $1.00 VEILING,. THE YARD, 25c Veiling of Shetland Mesh Tuxedo, in all the latest pat terns and colors.-, A large as sortment to select from. First Floor, Main Bulldlns; MEN'S $1 AND $1.50 UNDERWEAR, 42c Odds and ends of Gotham Athletic Style Shirts and Draw ers: Baker linea. For one hour only, each 42e. First Floor, Malm Building. 25c FANCY SILK TIES, 11c Men's ' Fancy Silk Four-in-Hand and Batwlng Bow Ties, In all styles and colors: broken lines. Sp'l for one hour 11, -First Floor, Main Bulldlns; $1.50 AND $2 WHITE SKIRTS, 92c White Skirts for misses and children, fetchlngly made of cambric and -nainsook and trimmed with ruffles of em broidery, etc.. SUea 1 to tl years. Regularly J 1.50 and J2. Special for one hour only 926. Second Floor, New Bulldlns;. $4 PRINCESS SLIPS FOR ONLY $2.59 Princess Slips, beautifully made in many pleasing styles. Daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery. Odd sizes. Regu larly selling at M. Special for one hour only, 82.59. Second Floor. Hew Bulldlns;. LINEN SUITS, $2.98 You'll find a good selection of Women's and Misses' Linen Suits, in plain tailored and fancy cutaway effects in nat ural linen. Special for this one hour 82.88. Second Floor. .50 AUTO VEILS FOR $1.39 Auto Veils wito. hemstitched borders of heavy chiffon cloth. Come In all shades and colors. First Floor. Mnln Building- REG. $1.50 TO $2.00 GLOVES, 93c High-grade Dress Gloves,' broken lines, two-clasp styles. First Floor, Malm Building. IN THE GROCERY - Gloss Starch One Hour Only, package 5e. Splendid brand, does perfect work. Bin; Basement Store. $2. Special 10 to 11 A. M. 25c AND 35c NOVELS FOR ONLY 18c 3000 cloth bound, decorated cover Novels: for Summer' or vacation reading. Special for one hour, each 18. Baaemcnt. Boole Store 10c PAPER NOVELS SELLING AT 7c 1000 Good Popular Paper Novels, light fiction for pas time. Special for one hour pnly each 7e. Basement, Book Store 50c TO 75c BOOKS NOW 15c 1000 Books, slightly handled, odd volumes, will close out, for this one hour only, at 15c. Basement, Book Store 35c IMPORTED LISLE HOSE, 23c Women's Imported Lisle Hose, in black and tan, sizes 10 and 10V4 only. They've full f&shioned soles and double gar ter welts, regularly selling at 36c the pair. Special for one hour only, three pairs 65c the pair 23. First Floor, Main Bid. 25c GARTERS, 15c 35c ELASTIC SUS PENDERS, 15c 25c Garters or 35c Elastic Web Suspenders, In plain col ors. Special for one hdur only, the pair 15c. - First Floor. Mnlm Building. IN THE GROCERY Royal Banquet Flour One Hour Only 81.09. Best fam ily flour milled. Bis; Basement - Store. $1 SILK HOSE, 69c Women's Black Silk Hose, of splendid quality silk, lisle gar ter welts and double soles, all sizes, regularly selling at $1.00 the pair. Special for one hour only, the pair 69c. First Floor, Malm Bnlldlna; SWEATERS, 59c For women, misses and Chil dress; In black, navy, green and mixtures. T h a y'r e odds and ends and -broken lines we've grouped for this hourly sale for only 59. First Floor, Maim Bulldlns 35c LAUNDRY BAGS, 19c Laundry Bags, assorted col ors, regularly Sic each, far this hour, each 19. Third Floor, -Main Bulldlns;. FOR OUTING WEAR you'll find nothing more suit able than Khaki Skirts and Coats. We've a number of odds and ends in broken lines that we're sneciallng for one hour only. 98. Second Floor. 35c SILK BOOT HOSE, 25c Silk Boot Hose for women are greatly in demand.. We're specializing some that sell reg ularly for 35c the pair seam less foot, double sole, lisle gar ter tops. For one hour only, the pair 25. First Floor, Maim Bulldlns; $1.25 UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPP'RS 89c Bin; Basement Store. IN THE GROCERY Butternut Butter One Hour Only. Boll 63. Fresh from Oregon's Best Creamery. Special 3 to 4 P. M. 25c SILK LISLE HOSE, 3 PRS. 50c These Silk Lisle Hose for women are in . black, tan and white, gauze weight, seamless soles, all sizes; regularly 25c the pair. Sold only In lots of three. For one hour only three pairs SO. First Floor, Malm Bulldlns 20c HOSE, 3 PRS. 30c PAIR, 11c W o m e n's Cotton Hose in medium weight, seamless feet, in black and tan, sizes 9 and 9V4 only regularly 20c the pair. Special for one hour only three pairs 30 the pair 11. First Floor, Malm Building 20c HOSE, 3 PRS. 30c PAIR, 11c Cotton Hose for children, seamless feet, light weight. In black and tan, all sizes, regu larly 20c the pair. Special hour ly sale 3 pairs 30c, pair 11. First Floor, Maim Building. 15c FRINGED TOWELS, 10c . Cotton Fringed Towels, size 21x40. Pint Floor, New Building. $6 TO $9 PARASOLS NOW ONLY $1.98 ,W o m e.n's $8 to $9 H 1 g h Grade Parasols special for this hour 81.98. First Floor, Main Bull dins $10 TO $20 PARA SOLS, $3.98 Women's Hlgh-Grade Para sols, worth $10 to $20, only a few for this hoar at 83.98. First Floor, Maim Buildins 50c CHILDREN'S PARASOLS, 10c Children's All-Silk Japanese Parasols, regularly 50c. for this hour only lO. First Floor, Malm Bulldlns. $3.85 FOR COATS In linen, serge and tweed; colors tan, navy, Copenhagen and assorted mixtures. Coats suitable for women, misses and children, specially priced . for one hour at only 83.85. Second Floor. Mnin Building IN THE GROCERY Pure Boiled Oata One Hour Oily, No. 9 sack, 35. The most economical way to buy rolled oats. Basement, Malm Bulldlns Special 11 to 12 M. WOMEN'S OXFORDS, 69c Broken lines of Women's Ox fords, in tan. Russia, gunmetal and patent leather; sixes from 2V4 to ; selling regularly from $2.60 to $4.0(. Special for one hour-only 69. Third Floor, Ncn Building. ' CHILDREN'S OXFORDS, 49c Oxfords for misses and chil dren, in tan and patent leather. Broken sizes, 8V4 to IVil regu larly $1.50 to $2.50. Special for one hour Tjnlv 49. Third Floor. .New Building MEN'S OXFORDS, THE PAIR, $2.68 Men's Oxford Ties In tan, Russia- and black gunmetal, in ties and. buttons; regularly sell ing for $3.50 and $4. Special for one hour only, 82.68. Third Floor, New Bulldlns MEN'S 20c AND 25c SOCKS, 11c Men's Mercerized Cottqn and Lisle-thread Socks, in gray, navy maroon, black tan, etc. Special for one hour only 11c. First Floor, Maim Building. IN THE GROCERY Log Cabin Syrup One Hoar Only. Vz-S.nl. Can SO. Bis Basement Store. BORDERED VOILES AND GINGHAMS 25c Regularly 75c and $1 Bordered Voiles and Ging hams, 45 Inches wide, regularlv selling from 75c to $1, special for one hour only, yard. 25. First Floor, Jew Bulldlns - NOTIONS 50c Ideal Folding Skirt Mark ers, each 19. 50c Naiad Bolero Shields, 3 pairs 81. pair 35. 5c Carmen Hair Nets, eight for 25. 60c to $1 Foster Pad Support ers, all colors. Halt Price. 5c Hooks and Eyei, two cards 5. First Floor. New Bulldlns. 75c TO $2.00 FANCY WHITE MARQUI SETTE, YD., 25c Only 8 Pieces in the Let A tremendous clean - up of eight pieces of Fancy - White Marquisette. 45 Inches wide, at ridiculously low prices. Two Fieces. formerly 75e: one piece, ormerly $1 ; two pieces for' merly $1.25; two pieces, former merly $1.75; oner piece, former ly $2; nil at. the yard, 25. Special for one 'hour only. First Floor, New Bulldlns. Special 4 to 5 P. M. A-6101 The- Qijality' Stohb opt Poktlakd ' 1 Marshall 46G0 CHILDREN'S $1.25 SUNBONNETS, 79c Sunbonnets for children, fetchlngly made In a pleasing variety of styles: trimmed with crocheted buttons and feather stitching. Second Floor, New Bulldlns. 75c ROMPERS, 32c Rompers for the children in many pleasing styles and col ors. Sicca 4, 5 and 8 years only. Second Floor, New Bulldlns. $2.85 SUITCASE, $2 Suitcase, servlceably covered with auto cloth and with two leather straps all around. It's 24 inches long and is lined with checked cloth with sblrred pocket. Fourth Floor. Main Bulldlns. $1 SHIRTS, 35c Men's Shirts in 14, 144. J5, 16V4. IT, 17Vi only, in brok en lines. Special for one hour only three for 81. each 35. First Floor, Main Buildins 10c HANDKER, CHIEFS, 4c Women's Linen Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, broken lines, regularly 10c each, for this hour, each 4. - First Floor, Main . Bulldlns 10c HANDKER CHIEFS, 6c Women's o n e - e 1 g h th-inch Hemstitched Linen Handker chiefs, regularly 10c each, for this hour 6. First Floor, Main Buildins. 20c HANDKER CHIEFS, 7c A great clean-up of broken lines of Women's 20c Handker chiefs, white and colored bord ers, some initialed. Shamrock lawns and linens. Special for this hour four for 25. ea. 7. First Floor, Malm Buildins Any Style Willamette Sewing Machine $2 on Purchase, Then $1 Each WeeK 3d Fir. During Our August Homefurn ishing Sale You Can Save the Most by Choosing Kitchen Utensils Silverware Glassware Dinnerware Stoves Pictures Refrigerators GASTON FUNERAL TODAY BODV OF PIONEER AND HISTO RIAN BROUGHT FROM SOUTH. Daughter, 'Suffering From Shock, of Father's Death, Unable to -Make Long Trip. The body of Joseph Gaston, pioneer of Oregon and historian of its develop ment and citizens, who died In Pasa dena, Cal., a week from Sunday, will be buried In Greenwood. Cemetery to day. His wife and brother are buried In the same plot of ground. The funeral services will be held at Finley's chapel. Fifth and Montgomery streets, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Kev. William Powell, of the Episcopal Church, will conduct the services. Mr. Gaston's body was brought here from Pasadena by his niece, Mrs. Anna G. Patton, of this city. She arrived In Portland, at 2:30 o'clock Sunday. Mr. Gaston's daughter. Miss Mary Gaston, for whose health he had taken up his residence in Pasadena, after living for 51 years in Oregon, Is still confined to her bed from the shock of his death and was unable to undertake the jour ney to her formes home. Her condi tion is said to be'improving. The pallbearers today will be men who knew Mr. Gaston intimately. John Gill, George H. Himes, J. J. Henry and William M. Gregory wtl be among them. Mr. Gaston is survived by his daugh ter. Miss Mary Gaston: a half brother, John Ambrose, of Morristown, Ohio: J. S. Gaston, nephew, and bis daughter. Irene;-Douglas Gaston, nephew, and his daughter. Olive: Mrs. Rett G. Clark, niece, and her daughter, Beatrice: Mrs. J. 8. York, niece, and her son. Ralph L. Patton; Mrs. S. O. Gaston, sister-in-law; Miss Anna G.- Patton, niece, and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Holmes, distant rel atives, all of Portland. Three Die From Heat In Akron. AKRON, O.. July 28. Three deaths and one prostration was the toll to day of the oppressive heat wave which has held this city In its grip since Saturday night. . LAVEY BLOCKS PARDON EFFORTS OF FRIEXDS HALTED BY REALTY OPERATOR. Plan Outlined to Secure Freedom Through ex-Governor Haskell ana Secretary Bryan Falls Flat. Pat C. Lavey. sentenced to one year In Jail by the Federal Court for illegal real estate dealings, yesterday refused to let his friends proceed with their efforts to secure for him a pardon at the hands of President Wilson. It is believed that Lavey would have' had no trouble in. securing the pardon, but the real estate man has figured it all out and, having but six months more to serve, has decided he would rather pass that time in the company of Jailor Grafton and work on his latest inven tion which, Pat declares, will beat his little electric lights that stick to mir rors and window panes. Lavey .was . Secretary of. State In Oklahoma under Governor Haskell, who is a great friend of William J. Bryan, in the President's Cabinet, and It was the intention, to . approach Wilson through this channel, but Lavey has put a, stop to the proceedings and has settled down to another half year on the top floor of the county building, where he has just been appointed to night duty running the elevator. "There's the finest chance in the world to escape up Sixth street," says Lavey, "but it holds no temptation for me. I'll' bet anything that three months after- my- sentence has expired I'll be a rich man, because just look " And at this Juncture Lavey pulled out some photographs from a box in his quarters and exhibited them. No body but Lavey could tell what they were, but they looked Intricate enough to make anybody rich. Nor ltYreaterit People In Chicago. CHICAGO. July 28. (Special.) Fol lowing Oregon persons registered at Chicago hotels today: From Portland Atthe Congress. Charles J. Briggs. From Bend At the La Salle, J. JH. Saw-hill. MONEY BiLL POSTPONED CAUCUS TO PASS OX ADMINIS TRATION CURRENCY MEASURE. Hearing Is Set for August H, When Dissenting Democrats Will Pre sent Objections. WASHINGTON, July 28. Democrats of the House banking and -currency committee agreed today to allow them selves two weeks more of wrangling over the Administration currency bill. Two weeks, from today a Democratic caucus will consider the measure. The Democratic committee members voted to authorize the chairman .. to call a caucus of the party on August 11 to act upon such a report, pending a report by the committee. Further than this the members directed the chair man to make public no details of what took place at the meeting. The supporters of the Administration bill having failed, inweeks of discus sion and argument, to win over three or four opponents of the committee members, it was decided to proceed without them and allow those dissent ing members to carry their light to the House caucus. This will throw Into the caucus the entire fight over the so-called insurgent amendments, providing for "cotton, corn and wheat currency," as framed by Representa tive Henry, of Texas, and Representa tive Ragsdale, of South Carolina. After considerable argument today the conference refused to allow the debate to be made public It was then voted to enjoin secrecy as to the pro ceedings on every member of the conference. CITY MAY INSPECT METERS Commissioner Block Has- Plan for Benefit of Consumers. Municipal inspection of gas and elec. trie light meters is to be one of the new functions of the city engineering department, if a plan being formulated by Commissioner Dieck is carried out. According to a report made yesterday he proposes to have inspectors test and check the meters maintained by the light and gas companies At present the city has no inspectors of this kind, the meter reading being done exclusively by representatives of the company. Dieck says he believes it is an essential function of the city government to check the meters for the benefit of consumers. BEACH DRILL Of Lifesaving Crew Next Thursday, 1 July si, If you have never seen the lifesaving crew at work, take the steamer Hau salo next Wednesday evening it leaves at 9:30 P. M. and go to Klipsan Beach. The round trip will cost you 4 and you can remain as long as you like; but on Thursday morning at 9:30 A. M. the famous beach drill of the life saving crew will take pla.ee. This is only one of the many things you will find to Justify your visit to North Beach, the queen of Summer resorts. Reservations can be made at Ash street dock or city ticket office. Third and Washington. 4
