THE MORNING OREGON! AN, TUESDAY,- NOVE3IRER 10, 1914.
BY BRIDGE BONDS
16
PREMIUM
BROUGHT
Seven Bids for Entire Issue of
$250,000, Bearing 5 Per
Cent, Are All Above Par.
BOARD HIGHLY GRATIFIED
Award Made to Morris Bros., of
Portland, Harris Trost & Sav
ings Bank, of Chicago, for Ag
gregate Sum of $253,375.
' Bids for Interstate Bridge bonds
were so advantageous when opened, by
the bonding committee yesterday that
the members expressed surprise. Of
16 bids submitted, seven were for the
entire issue, all above par. The first
block of bonds, amounting- to $250,000,
was awarded on a Joint bid of $263,375
by Morris Bros., of Portland, and the
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi
cago. This was the highest tender.
The Quotation is $101.35.
Much gratification was expressed by
members of the committee because of
the active bidding. Chairman Holman
said the confidence shown In the secu
rities evidently indicates that when the
next block of bonds is offered in about
clx months, there will be no difficulty
In disposing of them at a good rate.
Commissioner Lightner expressed the
belief that the most important phase
of the matter is that as the bonds are
to be delivered within 20 days, the
bridge construction can be commenced
Boon and the work prosecuted without
any delay.
Order for Printing Expected.
Proposals will be asked for printing
the bonds today. A meeting of the
committee probably will be held today
to adopt, a resolution formally author
izing the Interest rate, which will be 5
per cent annually, and the form of
printing. ,
A telegram was sent to Waddell &
Harrington, Eastern engineers, who
are experts in charge of the plans for
the bridge, yesterday, asking that they
supply data at once in their hands In
regard to rights of way for the Oregon
approach that must be procured before
construction can be commenced.
Two meetings of the bonding com
mittee were held yesterday. Bids were
opened at the first meeting and at the
second a resolution was adopted direct
ing that the highest bid for the entire
Issue be accepted and that certified
checks" submitted by other bidders be
returned. Present at both meetings
were uounty commissioners Holman,
Lightner and Hart, District Attorney
livans and County Clerk Coffey.
Small investors, who. It was hoped,
might take the first block of Inter
state Bridge bonds, were represented
In a minor way only in the bidding,
and such offers as were made could
not be accepted because the figures
they quoted were not high enough.
Lit of Bids Given.
The block disposed of yesterday rep
resents 20 per cent of the total issue
authorized for Oregon's share of the
construction of the Interstate Bridge.
Unsuccessful bidders for the bonds
whose tenders were opened yesterday
were:
Bank,
National Bank
National Bank
Sweet. Causer. Foster
Co... Denver $
r-B.. imnauB, foruana. . . .
William Willlnr. Portland..
United States National
Bank, for Baker - Boyer
National Bank. Walla
Walla
TTnlted States National
Bank. Portland
Tho First National
Portland
The First
Portland
The First
Portland
It. H. Rollins & Son and
Merchants Loan & Trust
Co.. Chicago
Continental & Commercial
- Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago
E!lon. Clifford & Co., Chi
cago W. F. White. Portland
Lumbermen's Trust Com
pany. Portland, and Will
lam A Heed &. Co..
Chicago, by F. W. Camp.
J". W. Crocker. Portland...
Henry Teal. Portland
250.000
l.OOO
900
Bid.
250,808
1.000
300
6O.00O
DO.OOO
10,000
10,000
1O.0OO
50,130
50.130
10.075
10.087
10.101
250.000 251,050
230.000 251,700
250,000
1O.000
250.000
3,000
250,000
250.400
10.2O0
250.025
3.000
251.673
PERSONALJVIENTION.
"W. Hayden. of Alsea, ia at tho Carl
ton.
O. W. Haar Is at the Oregon from
Louis Zeiss, of Yamhill, is at the
oewara.
D. I. Boyakin, of Nehalem, is at the
rcrKins.
C. Schlegel, of Banks, ia at the
imperial.
M. E. Travis, of Seattle, is at the
JNortonla.
G. E. McCrow, of McCoy, is at the
lorneuua.
A. F. Coats, fo Seattle, is at the
Multnomah.
Charles M. Osten, of Newton. Or., is
at the Carlton.
C. G. Frampton, of Camas. Wash., is
at ine uorneuus.
. William H. Powell, of New York,
is ax me rtortonia.
W. H. Eccles is registered at the
Oregon rrom Baker.
Judge N. A. Peery has taken apart
ments at the Seward.
A. F. Wallace, of Newberg. is reg
istered at me Perkins.
Harry Fraiier, of New York, is reg
lstered at the Norton ia.
'A. K. Cowglll, of Eugene, is reg
lstered at the Nortonia.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fischer, of Rose
au rgr. are at the Oregon.
Mrs. E. L. Rector is registered at the
uornelius from Wheeler.
John Parry, of San Francisco, is
res -stereo, at me variton.
H. Whltcomb, of Cathlamet, Wash.,
is registered at the Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Couch, of La
ixrande. are at the Imperial.
j. L. Blair, of San Francisco, is
registered at the Multnomah.
Miss Mabel Knapp. of Ostrander,
vvasn.. is at me Multnomah.
F. C. Crismone, of Astoria, Is at the
Cornelius with Mrs. Crismone.
Grant Smith and E. V. Hauser, of
beattle, are at the Multnomah.
Hugh R Rankin, of Eugene, reg
istered at the imperial yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Palmer, of Walla
Walla, are registered at the Seward.
H. A. Foster, assessor of Crook
County, is registered at the Perkins
from Prlnevelle.
Mrs. Charles R. Higgins, of Astoria,
and Mrs. D. K. Warren, of Warrenton.
are at the Seward.
W. T. Grieve. Assessor of Jackson
County, Is registered at the Imperial
xrom jacKsonviiie.
A. M. Hare, elected County Judge
of Tillamook County, is registered at
the Perkins rr-m Tillamook.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gillette, of Bell
Such .am Early-im-tfae-Seasoin Clearance
of All Women's Suits, Dresses, Coats, Gowns &Furs
Never Attempted in 57 Years at Meier & Frank's
Immense Assortments! Newest Styles! Most Emphatic Reductions!
Buy Your New Winter Apparel at Meier & Frank's at Clearance Prices!
Bale
Robes
ALL REDUCED !
BUY NOW FOR
A
mas
Gifts
Handsome Patterns, Newest
Merchandise
All $3.50 and $3.95 Bathrobes, $2.89
All $4.50 Bathrobes reduced to $3.79
All $5.95 Bathrobes reduced to $4.48
All $6.95 Bathrobes reduced to $5.69
All $7.95 Bathrobes reduced to $6.89
$15.00 to$18.00 Waists $7.85
Broken lines of sizes in a great profusion of
handsome models, fancy silks, crepe de chines,
nets, satins and pussy willow silks. All this sea
son's' models. Sizes 34 to 40 but not every size
in each style.
4 Very Special Prices on
New Waists
"Dressy" Waists $5.00
Shadow lace, combinations of lace and net. Some jumper
style, trimmed in white silk braid. Others with shawl ef
fect, collars of satin. Also handsome flowered chiffons, made
on simple lines, trimmed in satin, white and colors to match
suits. A splendid offering.
Lingerie Waists $1.58
Cotton crepes, madras, batiste. Shadow la.ee and em
broidery trimmed. Organdie and pique collars, cuffs and
vest effects. Very special for this sale.
New Style Waists $3.65
Crepe de chine, messalines, taffetas and shadow lace over
flesh linings. Immense variety of handsome effects, made
in the most approved styles of the season. Very specially
priced for this sale. Fifth Floor. Slxth-St. Bid.
Only 38 Days
of Shopping
Until Xmas
Visit Toy town the
Greatest Toy Store
in the West!
See the "Funny Man"
in the Window
Yeon Building, 5th and
Alder Streets, North
east Corner, Temporary
Annex No. 2.
Indian Raglan Bath
Robes, $3.95
Attractive Navajo patterns,
raglan style, silk finished col
lars, sleeves and pockets. Very
special at S3.95.
Beacon Blanket Bath
Robes, $1.98
Generously full. "Warm Bea
con blankets in stripes or cubist
designs. Roll collars. Special
for this sale, 1.98.
Fifth Floor, Stxth-St. Bid.
THE LATEST
Fiction ;
"A Soldier of the Legion,"
by the Williamsons 91.35
"The Witch," by Mary
Johnston $1.40
"The Mutiny of the Elsi-
nore," by Jack London. .$1.35
"The Honorable Percival,"
by Alice Hegan Rice...$1.00
"The Raft," by Dawson. . .$1.35
"Blind Eyes," by Petersen. $1.30
"Kent Knowles Quahau&-"
by Lincoln $1.35
"Happy Hawkins In the
Panhandle," by WTason. .$1.35
"Selina," by Martin $1.30
"The Fakers," by Samuel
G. Blythe $1.35
"The Clarion," by Samuel
Hopkins Adams. $1.35
"The Letters of William
Green," by Foley $1.00
Bookstore Sixth Floor,
Stxth-St. Bids.
IxtraNews
846 Pairs of
Perrin's French
GLOVES
Regularly $1.25
This Lot We Are
Closing Out at
75g
You'll Economize the Most
From These Amazing Offerings
From 9 to 12 oTlock
Take Advantage of These Sales!
Quantities Limited! Shop Early!
75c BROCADED CREPE DE CHINE, YARD 35c
36 inches wide. Variety colors.
Third Floor, 6th-st. Building.
$2.00 LACE CURTAINS, PAIR, $1.29
$2.25 and $2.50 Lace Curtains, pair $1.59'
$3.25 and $3.50 Lace Curtains, pair $2.15
Ninth Floor, Temporary Annex No. 1.
"GEM" BABY BLANKETS, 29c
3 for 75. 50 in lot blue and gray, tan and pink combinations.
Third'Tloor, 6th-st. Building
$6.00 OREGON WOOL BLANKETS, $4.45
Full-bed size. Mottled wool.
Ninth Floor, Temporary Annex No. 1.
$1 AND $1.35 KIMONO SILKS, YARD 89c
Cheney Bros.' satin-finished Silks, beautiful colors and combina-
tions. 30 inches wide. For kimonos and fancy work.
Ninth Floor, Temporary Annex No. 1
45c WASH NETS, YARD, 25tf
Cream and white for, waists and caps. 36 inches wide.
First Floor, 6th-st. Building.
35c CAMISOLE LACES, YARD, 15c
English make. Beading top and bottom. 18 inches wide.
First Floor, 6th-st. Building.
ROYAL BATHROBING, YARD 18c
Double faced, 27 inches wide. Handsome color combinations.
Third Floor, 6th-st. Building.
15c AND 18c GALLOONS, YARD, 9c
Val. and shadow laces. For Corset Covers.
First Floor, 6th-st. Building.
5c AND 7c IMITATION LACES, YARD, 3c
Armenian and Maltese edges for Holiday work.
First Floor, 6th-st. Building.
ALL WOMEN'S 50c HOSE, PAIR, 35c
Entire stocks lisle, silk lisle, imported cotton, cashmere. Black and
colors. "
First Floor, 6th-st. Building.
AH Veilings Reduced!
A Very Unusual Sale
Our entire stocks of Veilings radically reduced for this sale.
The very newest and most up-to-date styles and meshes included.
Buy now ! Immense savings possible.
All $2.00 Chiffon Veils, all colors, each $1.59
All $2.50 Chiffon Veils, all colors, each $1.98
All $1.50 Imported Mesh Veilings, all colors, yard. $1.19
All $1.00 Imported Mesh Veilings, all colors, yard 79
All 75c Imported Mesh Veilings, all colors, yard 58
All 65c Imported Mesh Veilings, all colors, yard 47
All 50c Imported Mesh Veilings, all colors, yard 39J
All 35c Imported Mesh Veilings, all colors, yard 27
All 25c Imported Mesh Veilings, all colors, yard 18
First Floor. Slxth-St. BldK.
The"Dovelet''
and "Clover
Leaf" Collars
Latest Neckwear Novelties for
Women Shown for First Time
in Portland.
Women will be delighted with
these two new Neckwear conceits.
Made of sheer organdie and ba
tiste and cut on the most graceful
lines. Priced $1.25, $1.75 and
$2.50 First Floor. Slxth-St. IllilK.
Morning Grocery
BARGAINS
9 TO 12 O'CLOCK ONLY.
15c Best Brands Solid Pack Tomatoes No. 3 cans, dozen $1.35
can 12
Victor Flour Gives universal satisfaction, sack ....$1.35
Butternut Butter Well-established brand, roll 67 t
Asparagus Tips Hatchet brand, No. 1 cans, dozen $1.35
can - . ...12J
Large Cans Pineapple Gold Medal brand, No. 22 cans, 8
slices, can , .. 12V2
5-pound Sack Popcorn Old and dry, sure to "pop" .'. .29
, Pure Food Grocery. Baiwmeat, Stxth-St. BldK.
REMARKABLE
3-DAY SALE OF
FAMOUS MAKES OF
$4.00 to $6.50
Corsets
For $1.59
Madame Irene, Successo, Red
fern and Ivy are the makes popu
lar and high-grade models. Bro
cades, coutil, batiste and tricot
materials. Low, medium and high
bust and long hip lines. All new
models. Not all sizes in each make.
An Unprecedented Corset Offer
Buy Today!
No Phone Orders No Exchanges.
Fifth Floor, Slxth-St. Bidg.
At' the Lowest Prices
We've Ever Sold
JUNO Bust and
Hip Forms
FOR HOME DRESSMAKING.
$2.00 Juno Forms pnly $1.39
$2.00 Extension Stand only $1.24
Stand and Form complete $2.63
All sizes except 40.
Stand and Form Just as Illustrated.
' The possession of a Juno Bust and Hip Form
simplifies home sewing. Here's an opportunity
to purchase one at a vast saving it's the sale
you've been waiting for! Buy today, while this
sale is on it lasts but one day.
Third Floor, Slxth-St. BldK.
A Great Sale of Underwear
All Sizes in Black
Except Size 7
A Few .Sizes in
White Also.
NO EXCHANGES
Buy Now !
This Price Is Less Than
Wholesale Cost
First Floor. Slxth-St. BldK. Vi
Complete Stock "Starr" Ice Skates
Temporary Aime No. 2, N. E. Cor. Fifth and Alder
For Men & BoysA Timely Event
and the Reductions Jastify Liberal Baying NOW 1
Men's $1.50 Union Suits Me
dium heavy wool mixed, ribbed
style. Natural gray. Closed
crotch. Very well in-
ished . .
:95
in
85c
Men's $2.00 Union Suits
Fine worsted, medium and heavy
weights. Natural gray and blue
mixed. Closed crotch. Our
best $2.00 Suit d - C
on sale at tj) X O O
Men's $3.00 Union Suits
Fine Australian worsted, natu
ral gray, blue and pink colors.
Medium weight, tf O Ck
Perfect fitting.. CJ),Oc
Men's Cotton Union Suits
Heavy ribbed cotton Suits
silver gray and ecru
colors
Men's Shirts and Drawers
Heavy worsted, Derby ribbed.
Good Winter weight. Natural
gray. Form-fitting, well fin
ished, splendid wear- Q
ing garments OC
Men's $1.25 Munsing Union
Suits Cotton fleeced, soft fin
ished yarn, non-irritating.- Ecru
and gray colors. The celebrated
"Munsing" make, now Q
on sale for.... iOC
Men's $1.50 Wool Drawers
Cooper's popular make. Broken
Hues of sizes 30 to 50. Medium
and heavy weights.
Gray, ' blue and pink i3 C
Men's $3.50 Union Suits All
wool, extra heavy weight, in
natural gray, with closed crotch.
Ideal for the outdoor man. The
famous "Wright" i
brand
Men's $3.00 Union Suits
Wright's wool-mixed, heavy
weight in natural gray. Closed
crotcn. very serviceable gar
ments. On sale
now at only. . .
Men's $1 Shirts and Drawers,
Wright's make. Ribbed cotton,
in medium and heavy weights.
Ecru color only. Will
give excellent service
Men's $1.75 Shirts and
Drawers Wright 's Blue Ran
dom worsted and mercerized
lisle garments. Good Winter
weight. Well finished, perfect
fitting and elas
tic. Now only. .
Men's $2 Shirts and Drawers
Wright's Australian wool of
fine quality, medium weight. In
Derby ribbed style. Form-fitting,
neatly trimmed and come
in white only. On (t CCk
sale now at tj) X of37
Men's Springtez Union Suits
Light-weight worsted, spring
needle ribbed garments. Perfect
fitting, well made, with closed
crotch. Natural gray. ' Very
serviceable. Sizes m Q "V
34 to 50 J 1 ,0"
Boys' 50c Shirts and Drawers
Cotton fleeced in ribbed style.
Ecru and gray colors.
Each
$2.98
$2 65
85c
UlOUt. Uf 1 1. VLV
$1.49
Boys' Union Suits Wright's
make. Heavy weight, wool mixed.
Sizes 6 to 15 years. Now Q
at OOC
Boys' 50c Union Suits now 43
Boys' 75c Union Suits now 59
Boys' $1.00 Union Suits at S5
Boys' $1.50 Union Suits at $1.39
SEE FIFTH-STREET WINDOW
DISPLAY.
Men's
Store
1st Floor
Temporary
Annex
No. 1
39c
See
Window
Display
if I ff ))
Ingham, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Dickinson at the Oregon.