The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 05, 1900, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text10 THE SUNDAY OEEGONIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 5, 1900. ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST BE SOLD GENUINE MEXICAN HATS Another big lot of the deservedly popular hats 75c on sale now, each. WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS AT A SACRIFICE On Monday morning, between the hoars of 5 and 12, vre wilt offer 50 Novelty Pique Skirts Regular price $5.50 $7.50 $10.00 each, at TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS EACH Mo mall orders filled. None sent C O. D. None exchanged. LADIES' STRAW TRIMMED WALKING HATS Regular price $1.25 ts yJA $2.50, while they last hCC Each Over 300 hats sold last week. SHIRTWAISTS Our stock Is selected from the best productions of the best shirt waist makers. Quality, style, fit. etc, are the besL PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, MOST DEEPLY CUT EVER KNOWN. Sale of WRAPPERS Our $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 fine percale and lawn wrap pers at, special, each. FEARS JEXTIKCTIONOF SALMON A. Sckecaeclcaa Say Klslt Are Being Mn-xtsliiered. A. Schernftckau, after -whom the new town of Shaxilko, In "Wasco County, is called. Is registered at the Imperial, from Astoria. He kept a tridlng post In Cross Hollows, on the site oi' the present term inus of the Columbia Southern Railroad, for several years, and finally sold out the tract to the townslte projectors. Mr. Bchemeckau Is now a retired capitalist, with headquarters at Astoria, and has leisure to observe the fishlnjj industry on the lower Columbia. He fears the ulti mate extinction of the Columbia River chlnook, he says, as the American people usually neglect to protect the natural resources of the country until after It is too late; and there Is also too much vandalism. "It was the same way with the buffalo on the great plains of the Missouri "Val ley," he said yesterday. "When I farmed on the North Platte 20 years afro, the place was black with buffalo, and often In looking over the level stretch of coun try for 20 miles, one could see little else. Uow the great bison of the United States can only be found In museums or In parks and they have become quite a cu riosity. The animals were slaughtered by the thousand just for their hides, when they should have been protected as the deer are In my native country, Germany. In Germany there are more deer grazing on the Government lands than there are In all the wild woods of the United States, and they have been nmuh WTg UFtP m Wis M I Any of Any of Any of Any of Any of A handsome These are the first Fall arrivals. Firm, rich colored, high grade clockings and suitings. Indlspensabla for costumes for walking, golfing, bicycling and rainy weather. LADIES' WHITE PETTICOATS Lace and embroidery trimmed, special, "f each i Sale of LAWN KIMONAS $2.25 long lawn klmonas at, special Ail $1.00 lawn klmonas at, special. . . 65c Our $3.00 TRIMMED CRASH SKIRTS Special FOR SUNBURN Holmes Fragrant Frostllla, special.. WINSLOW'S TALCUM POWDER Special K-PInt bottle triple strength BAY RUM Special . J treated so well that they have become tame, boing fed In the winter like do mestic animals. The buffalo of this coun try should have been guarded'ln the same manner, as there are hundreds of thou sands of acres of wild lands yet, upon which the animals could graze. "The supply of salmon In the Columbia, j River may be patched up lor a few years j by propagation, but I cannot look for ward to anything else than Its final utter extermination," Mr. Scherneckau believes Shanlko will be a good, lively town, so long as It re- mains the terminus of the railroad, and even arter tiie road nas been extended, the town will have a rich territory to draw from. He expects, however, to see the Columbia Southern extended south ward so as to form a junction with the Corvallis & Eastern, which is bound to be carried eastward from its present terminus at the summit of the Cascades. A Study In Comparative Values. Now Tork Journal of Commerce. A Republican victory will result In maintaining the gold-standard law of March U, and It will probably result !n the Improvement of the National bank ing law. The election of Mr. Bryan and a House of Representatives of the same sort and the appointment of a man like Altgeld as Secretary of the Treasury, would result In the repeal of the gold standard act, In opening the mints to free coinage of silver and In th$ payment or Government obligations In silver dollars without waiting for the opening of the mints. The Kansas City platform prom- i lses to retire all bank circulation and re We place on sale tomorrow morning a large line of Summer Flannel Suits for outing or business wear light as a feather, and in attractive effects of light and dark blues and grays with modest stripes. Regular $7.00 and $8.00 values at We are making a special sale of these suits, because we do not wish to carry them over. They are right up to the min ute in style, and just the thing for August and September wear. Coats are the fashionable cut sack, and. the pants made with belt straps and a liberal turn-up arthe bottom. These Flannel Suits are very popular at the great seashore and mountain resorts in the East, and no doubt at this price they will be so in Portland. IN It's tho last straw that breaks the camel's back, and ' we don't intend to hayc our hearts broken by an " oversupply of hats next season, so we've fixed them . at these quick-step prices. "' our regular $ .50 Straw Hats our regular $1.00 Straw Hats our regular $1.50 Straw Hats our regular $2.00 Straw Hats our regular $2.50 Straw Hats WHEN YOU SEE IT POPULAR-PRICE BEN SELLING, Manager offering of NGPLAIDBACKSKIRTINCS IMPORTED DIMITY Polka dots and stripes, In daintiest colors, yard a0 t HAT BANDS AND PUGGAREE In stripes, polka dots and fancy folds, each.. 50cJ CHILDREN'S NOVELTY STRAW HATS Oi Regular $1.00 each, at JmZ$K Special t BATHING SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS 60c and 75c for boys' 1-plec sulto. 75c for boys' 2-cIece suits. $1, $2 and $2.50 for men's 2-plecd suits. STATIONERY Coast tablets, 4c each. Clematis, white and purple edge pa per at 18c quire. Envelopes to match, 18c package. Picture. Frames Made to Order Here by expert framers. AdIce and estimates choerfully given. Attractive prices. WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER HERE place it with silver certificates and wltn Government paper, which, In the nature of the case, would be flat money, Irre deemable paper. Now, whatever any man thinks of the Spanish "War and its 'results, the past "cannot be undone, andthero ts no Important particular In which the present situation would bo changed by substituting Mr. Bryan for Mr. McKlnley. But on the -currency the full programme of Xhe destructive elements of the coun try could "and would be carried out. II Mr. Bryan can be elected he will have a majority in not only the House but the Senate on the day he takes the oath of office. There Is not a man of business In the East, and scarcely one In the "West and South, who does not know that Mr. Bryan's election would precipitate a panic, contract the currency by retiring all gold, throw all commerce Into chaos, and, as a calamity to the country, sur pass drouth, pestilence and even Invasion by a foreign foe. Electric Power In tbe Wavy. Chicago Tribune. The cautious experiment of electrically driven turret-turning machinery on the Brooklyn, of chain ammunition hoists on the Puritan, the system of blowers and exhausters' on the" ."Wilmington, have all been grouped on the Koarsargo and Ken tucky. These two battleships have more of their auxiliary machinery driven by electric power than "any other warships afloat. These battleships represent the Intermediate stage between steam and electrically driven auxiliary machinery, and show results In economy of coal. THE HOUSE HALF for t. .'..?..$ .25 for .-. $ .50 for .,.,..$ .75 for . .....$1.00 for $1.25 IN OUR AD IPS SO CLOTHIERS Corner Third and Oak Ladies9 Dainty Slimmer Dresses v Ska & a ti SS. Jell JS 1 r S) o "Wortn while reductions on every one of onr exclusive Novelty Sum mer Salts. Especially noteworthy are the folloiringt Elegant Blue and White Organdie Dresses Made in squares of Insertion, trimmed with Torchon lace, A s c p large lace sailor collar: tbjn.Vj regular price, $50 00; special r ' Blue and White Foulard Dresses "With black laco Insertion, waist lined with taffeta silk, accordion pleated l ( r white silk drop underskirt: j)j4.7J regular price, ?50 00; special White Lawn Dresses "With white satin ribbon trimming, ruffled flounce, separate drop underskirt, a 4 n rr Pink, Blue and Lavender Dimity Suits "Waists with sailor collars, -lace trimmed tucked fronts. drop skirt effect, with laco ' $9.85 insertion around flounce; regular price, SIS 00; special. White Pique Suits Plain and fancy trimmed; 3 SC regular price, $6 50; special Y'JjJ Wash Skirts Ladies' Duck. Linen, Burlap and Khaki Dress Skirts; regular prices, 75c, $1.25. 22 00, S2.50 and J3.50; special 5Sc, S7c, SL38, $1 98 and 32.45. Ladles' Jackets, Slllc and Cotton Waists, Dress Skirts, etc., at won derfully lorr prices. . CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES AT 52c ea Lowest prices on Children's Jackets, Capes and Dresses. v Streets MEIER I Muslin Underwear Bargains Ladles Cambric Underskirts, lace and embroidery trim med: separate dust flounce; regular price, $2.50; special. Ladles Cambric Gowns, tucked yoke, lace and em broidery trimmed: regular prioe, 12.50; special Ladles' Cambric Drawers, laco and embroidery trim med; regular price, $1.00; special LADIES VESTS, ribbed cot ton, low neck and sleeve $1.98 $1.98 T9C 12C less, ecru only, eacn. Misses' Tan Shoes Lace or button, Idd or vesting tops, latest style toes. Regular price, J2.50; special, $312. Regular price, 52 00; special, S1.68. Same styles in children's "sizes Regular price, $2.00; special, $1.72. Regular price, $1.50; special, $1.33. All Tnn Shoes at reduced prices. Note Paper Hurd's Imperial Stationery. new and delicate tints, 2 sheets of paper and envel opes to match, neatly 0 boxed; regular price, 50c; jV, special Popular Fiction . The Reign of Law, by James Lane Al len. The Heart's Highway, by Mary B. "Wll klns ' . , , Enoch "Wllloughby, by James A. wlck ersham. The Son of the "Wolf, by Jack London. Trinity Bells, by Amelia E. Barr. Boy, by Marie Corelll. Publishers' price, S1.E0; our price, $1.15. Fancy Roman Striped Corded Silk Ribbon All the newest color combi nations, very swell and especially suitable at this Q time of year; regular price, , 50c per yard; special.......... Deep price cuts on All Overs, Tuclc ine) Laces and Embroideries. Ex tremely low prices on Remnants. S$ Washington St 124 Cents Pound Fancy Assorted Cookies. 7 Cents Pound Fresh Soda Crackera. 20 Cents 2&-Pound Can Pineapple. 25 Cents 8 Cans Condensed Cream. 25 Cents 10 Pounds Good Standard Boiled Oats. 15 Cents 4-Pound Package Armour'o Washing Powder. 40 Cents Box No. 1 White Macaroni. 30 Cents Pound Hoffman House Java and Mocha Coffee. Now is the time to buy peaches tot canning. ooooeooceooooooooeooeeoooo o e o e o THE OREGONIAN o e PUBLISHING CO. IS ROW EQUIPPED FOR BOING FIRST-CLASS o e o e o o e o e o o o Abo... DESIGNED AND SAMPLES...- 2.1NC ETC HI, 13 ef Work and Prices upon Application eoeeoaeeoooeeoeooeooooe oo A Sfcfn of Hearty h a Jot ftnrtt. m. T. PKCEC GOUltAUD'S -OKXTSXTA1. CItEASX, OK MAGICAL BBAtJTIJnXIt. Rector Tn, P!nrpU. Fittktea. Moth Fatchti. Xuh. xni Skin dl tad .Ttry cltauk on txltlijr. i aeset atipcnoa. !Slf S rein, ud 1 to carxajcss w zmmis ix S9 cm sura if U prober!? tntde. Accept & count.rfclt of tall cato. Dr. L-A. $r ra Mid to a itij of tii haul ton (i pr!sat) "A rem Udlawill um them. I ttcoasreed Gourud'i Cmm'al tin leut fctnsAil of ill the Sun aetpu Meat." ParMlefa-tU Drursit inJ FSejr ru&Deilen In U.S.. Canada, and Eufop. FEUD. T. HOPKINS. Proprietor, 57 Grt w St, N.Y. 1? & f IJI fBig Bargain r JrCr1-! Ill J o o t T ri L. K3 3&aTT3-Z. . safilpJS ff$. 13 jl"?L if 2 MjS "Njj Ml S s- t7. Odds and Ends of Floor Coverings The end of every season finds us with a great many odd and short pieces of Car pet. Matting and Linoleum. In order to close these out. we have marked them down way below actual value. Come In and aee them and do not forget the size of floor you want to cover. Comforters at Half Price 500 manufacturer's samples, only one of a kind, every one new, nicely made, and very pretty patterns. Basement Specials 10-pound box of Macaroni.. 37o 3-pound package Perfection Table Salt. 8a 25-ounce can of K. C. Baking Powder..20o 2 packages of Acme "Wheat Flakes for 15o One More Week "Will be devoted to clearing out odds and ends of China and Crockery. Take ad vantage of this opportunity to replace broken pieces at small cost. Drug Sundries Fransrfpane and Cardinal Rose Toilet Soap, highly -t ft perfumed, per box of 3 J.IJL, cakes Coke's -Dandruff Cure and.TTf Hair Tonic, per bottle Jw Mennen's Borated Talcum 1 7( Powder, per box I v & 'j.?iii Bath Towels Bleaclied Turkish Bath Towels 1SxC9 Inches; regular price, 1 An 20c; each 1TW Hemmed Turkish Bath Tow- r els, 22x45 Inches; regular y, price, 25c; each Wash Fabrics Fancy figured and. striped """ Dimities and Orprandies. light, medium and dark Q colors; regular price. 12c y, to 20c per yard; special.... Ladles' Rough Straw Sail A An or Hats, $1 values, each T"T"w See display in Fifth-Street "Window. Especially attractive prices on Cro quet Sets, Lawn Cbalrs nnd Hammocks. V&vuZX mm GREHT MIDSUMMBR SKLB SPECIAL SALE OF FURS THE SILVERFIELD FDR MANUFACTURING CO. LEADHTG VOTKBXERS OS TH2J TTE3T. Elchest Prfoe Tni& to SaTT Fvxs. SemA Tw PtIcq SOsi. 283-285 Morrison St. PORTLAND, Of?, ruSIer's Pore Prepared Paint Is especially adapted to the require ments of this climate, and will out wear all others. For sale by u Cornr Pint Oregon's Greatest September 17. 18, $10,000 IN PREMIUMS On Products of the Farm. Field and Factory the Greatest Industrial Expo sition Ever Held on the Pacific Coast Open to the World. For Prtmtom List AddrMS M. D. Library Association of 24,000 volumes and over 200 periodicals $5.00 a year or $150 a quarter Two books allowed on all subscriptions HOURS Prom 9:00 A. M. to &C0 P. M. dally, except Sundays and hoHdawk Big Cats in Clothing Department JLir All our 510.CO and $12.50 AIKW00I Fancy "Worsted, Cashmere and Cheviot Summer Suits at $8.25 a Suit All our JS.50 Flannel Suits at $7.25 a Suit " All our young men's J12.0Q, $12.50 and S13.E0 Fancy "Worsted Cheviot and Cassl mere Suits, at $9.95 a Suit Men's Summer Vests All regular $1 50 values .....$1.15 All regular $2.00 values Sl.s? All regular $2.50 values $V3 All regular $3.00 values $192 Specials for Boys All-Wool Two-Piece Suits I.Ight and medium weight a J fjr . tweeds and cheviots; reg- uJr.lJj ular price, $00; a suit v All-Wool Blue Cheviot Sailor Suits Combination. collar and d0 HO shield; regular price, $3.85; V y (S a suit Y Fine Laundered Percal fff "Waists, sizes 6 to 13 years; j, regular price, 75c; each...... White Shirts The "M. & F. Co. Men'a Unlaundered Shirts, linen bosoms and wrist bands, rffl reinforced throughout. 3UC long or short bosoms; each We are agents for tha "President" suspenders, 50c a pair. A REAL BARGAIN $1.50 Of $flo3 SHIRT WAIST FOR . . o and Alder Stretb. Salem Oregon 19. 20, 21, 22, 1900. Wisdom, Sic'y, Portland, Oregon. Portland STAH STBEEI Stfartts Srrestt asJTafi 65fi