The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, July 13, 1902, PART THREE, Image 19

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Newspaper Page Text19 Olds, Wortman & King r.vs Olds, Wortman &. Kin THE SUNDAY OREGONI AN, PORTLAND, JULY 13, 1902. taa&afe&ggaaEaa&sai j WHITE DRESSES Regular Price, $2.15; Sale Price, $1.43 Regular Price, 230; Sale Price, iJ55 Regular Price, 430; Sale Price, 2.87 Regular Price, 6.85; Sale Price, 433 Regular Price, 7.25; Sale Price, 5.43 Children's Dresses Wfiite and Colored Prices reduced on our entire line of CHILDREN'S READY-MADE WASH DRESSES These goods are offered in a large variety of pretty styles; are well made and tastefully trimmed in tucks, lace and embroidery. COLORED DRESSES Fast Colors Regular Price, $1.25; Sale Price, $ .94 Regular Price, L40; Sale Price, J.05 Regular Price, U75; Sale Price, J32 Other Prices in Proportion. A CHANGE OF LOCATION Hereafter the location of our advertisements in The Daily m Oregonian will be on page 3. In order to obtain additional space when needed, this change became necessary. The policy of cur advertising will be as heretofore plain facts, plain figures and plain statements. 'Nothing sensational, nothing misleading ad vertisements that you can read, understand and rely upon. We a want your patronage in the future as well as now. and through S m merit alone will we strive to win and keep it. We consider no $ transaction closed until you are satisfied. Store closes every day at o:uu jt. iyju pi OLDS, WORTMAN & KING. f, Vt M Fine Wash Fabrics Great Bargains in silk stripe grena dines, embroidered Swisses, silk and linen batistes and tussah silks, sell ing regularly at 75c and JC $JdO, this week at 4" A small lot of fine imported organdies, dimities and batistes in all tne new est colors, regular price 25c, r this week only . . Flannel Waistings French flannels in figures and fancy satin stripes, in deep colors and deli cate shades, that have been selling readily at 75c a yard, go r a. this week at DyL Black Dress Goods A splendid line of fancy black wool dress goods tins season s goods regular $L25 goods, special at new 82c Fancy Silks Clean-up sale of fancy silks a good variety to choose from. This lot composed of regular 75c, 85c and $f.00 values, for this sale, oo per yard OOC Challies All-wool and satin striped challies,' regular 50c and 75c a yard, o ? special at OC Fancy Waistings A choice lot of this season's fancy waistings, newest and choicest in the market, regular 75c a rn yard, special at V Brilliantine and Sicilians A large new stock of these most de sirable summer wool fabrics recently opened in cream, navy, tan, castor, brown, garnet and red, 38 to 46 S.w 50c to $1.25 25c Men's Furnishings Men's trimmed muslin nightshirts, with and without collar, neat, new and serviceable, our regular K(r $J.OO quality this week for V? Socks Men's plain colored, lace front socks, colors black, blue, slate and red, regular 20c a pair, this ir week at x " Handkerchiefs Men's fancy bordered handkerchief the kind you can af ford to lose in the mountains or stain with fruit, a good JOc quality, this week four for Suspenders Men's fancy elastic sus penders with mohair and leather ends, extra good 35c values, nr this week at y Underwear One more week with the Jersey ribbed kind at 50c, a really worthy garment and one of the best of its class, full line of sizes, shirts and drawers, special this 2C week, per garment OOK Linen Counter Bargains Full size, all-linen dinner nap- CO f C kins, regular $2.75, now... ? 3 Bleached table damask, 68 inches wide, regular price 85c per j f yard, special at "C Also 2000 yards heavy unbleached all linen Irish crash, thoroughly shrunk, regular price J5c per yard, OIp special at 12C Ladies Gloves Our regular $J.25 2 and 3 clasp over.K seam kid gloves in black and r r colors, this week-- yuC Summer Gloves Black lace lisle, in gray, mode and black, regular price 35c, i special -ZjC fv i )fvv jil i - ircMJHai. "'.! suffer " Golf, Street or House Skirts An elegant variety of fine white skirts for street, golf or house wear. In al paca, barathea, broadcloth, basket cloth, etamines, French flannels and fine white ,sicilians; wool braid, silk insertion and applique trimmed. The newest, richest and handsomest styles shown in Portland this season all at reduced prices this week. Values from ?7 z C1C $8.75 to $20.00, on sale at prices ranging from p 10 Cp I O Ladies and Misses Summer Jackets At Half Price. Our entire stock of ladies' and misses' Summer Jackets go on sale to morrow morning at just one-half of former prices. You may need one when you go for your outing or when the cool evenings come again. If you buy now you will save much. ' Silk Petticoat Sale ' Choice styles, desirable colors, values $J0.00, $J230 and $J5.00, this week at $8.98 Shirtwaists Every one in stock goes in tomorrow morning at sweeping reductions full line, new styles, white and colored kinds come and see them! Ladies Drawers Of fine nainsook and cambric, trim med with deep umbrella flounce, clust ers of tucking and insertion or Swiss embroidery flounce and finished in beading. Regular price $Z50, sale price U69. Fine quality muslin and cambric drawers, trimmed in torchon and Valenciennes lace, cluster tucks and embroidery. Regular price 75c. 85c and 95c, all reduced to 59c Ladies Skirts Ladies' fine cambric skirts, full length, iS-in. double Spanish flounce, trimmed in torchon or Valenciennes edging and insertion, and cluster tucks Regular price $230, sale price $1.69. Ladies' heavy muslin skirts with tucked flounce and lace or embroidery edge Regular price 65c, this week at. 49c Ladies' Gowns Full length, fine cambric gowns. Round or square yoke, beautifully trimmed with tucks and embroidery. Reduced from $2.50 to 1.69. Corset Covers Fine nainsook and Bishop Lawn corset covers, with tucking or inser tion, both back and front, and beauti fully trimmed in lace and embroidery. Regular price $230, sale price $1.69. Ladies' Summer Petticoats Very pretty, colored lawn petticoats in dainty Dresden designs; pink, lilac, red, lavender and dove colors, with double lace edged flounce This sea son's goods. Regular prices $3.50 and $1.75, sale prices $J.79 and $J.J3. Womens Shoes (Odd Lines) Tan, black or brown vici kid Oxfords, odd lines, values up to $3.50 arQ. pair, this week at DJ Beach and mountain, 8-inch and J0 inch tops, tan and black, heavy and light soles, $230 and $3.00 values, at Black kid shoes, all sizes, light or ex tra heavy soles, regular Cf AQ price $230, sale'price 4I.U Axminster Rugs 250 extra fine quality Axminster Rugs in rich colors and very neat designs, size 27x60 inches, cm on value $230, special price. . . v'Oy Baby Carriages and Go-Carts If you intend to buy one of these family "necessities" this season, buy it now. "We need the room for the next carload soon to arrive. "We handle only the "Whitney" make and vouch for their supremacy. This week we continue 'the reduced prices of last week. SlPiPi4- kM&jBB&U iT -Wi W- $2.18 Trimmed Hats If for any rea son you failed to get a stylish Summer hat this season we here afford a splendid op portunity for supplying your need at a phenomen ally low price. The prices of "the best" are cut in half. and of the "cheaper qualities" to almost nothing. Every one included. Prices range from $ J.45 to $i J.00. Piatt, Valenciennes Laces These laces wear well and make a very pretty trimming for wash dresses and underwear. An unusually large assortment from 2 to J5 inches wide will go on sale this week at the following prices: Regular 75c per yard, special 48c Regular 35c per yard, special 25c Regular 50c per yard, special 33e A Regular 19c per yard, special JOc Cottage Dinner Sets And Odd Pieces The proper kind for ordinary and rough use, but good enough for any use, white semi-vitreous China. 50-piece sets $2.98 60-piece sets 3.80 00-piece sets 5.90 Odd lines in decorated dinner sets will be placed on the special bargain tables this week at closing-out prices. SEPARATE PIECES Open vegetable dishes, good sizes, each 21c Covered dishes, each 39c Bowls and pitchers, per pair ..... .55c Cups and saucers, per pair 9c Fruit Jars Mason's pint jars, per dor. 50c Masons quart jars, per doz. ....... .58c Mason's half-gallon jars, per doz. . . 75c Jelly Glasses Covered jelly glasses, per doz 30c Jelly tumblers, per doz 30c Iron Beds Special reduction on white enameled brass-trimmed Iron Beds, 3-4 or full size, regular price $8.00, flc "yc this week at P i Olds, Wortman & King Olds, Wortman & King Olds,. Wortman & King Olds, Wortman & King friends, and on their arrival in New York -will be met by friends "who are to enter tain them during the extreme hot weather !i at a. delightful cottage on the Hudson. I Mr. and Mrs. "W. TV. Robinson have re turned and are at the Gladstone. Mrs. Robinson will be at home Wednesday at 170 North Twenty-second street. Shirtwaist Solo at Beck's. Tuesday morning sale begins. No re serve. All goes. Values reduced aa fol lows: S8c $L25 $1.60 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4-50 at at at at at at at at at 7ita 95c $1.15 $L49 $1.75 $2.19 $2.59 $2.98 $35 Children's colored dresses at reduced prices. ORBGOX. Salem. i Miss Jessie Breyman has gone to New port for the Summer. I A IT TTrtfi. nnil frH hoo irrmft rs Newport for an outing, i Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Condlt left Friday for an outing at Newport. Mrs. H. B. Thlelsen is among the Salem ltes sojourning at Newport. Frank T. Wrlghtman has gone to Cali fornia on an extended visit. Miss Lenore Kay has returned from a visit with friends in Portland. Miss Inez De Lashmutt, of Spokane, was a guest of Mrs. Claud Gatch this week. Mrs. Charles Heyer, of Ban Francisco. Is a guest of Mrs.- Rose BernardI, of this city. Miss Emma Kramer, of the Salem pub lic schools, is spending the Summer at I Ashland. Mics Fay Rosensteln, of Portland, was a guest of Miss Agnes Gilbert early in the week. Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Morse went to Al- ! bany Wednesday to attend the Cuslck- Cllne wedding. Miss Lois Cos'how gave an afternoon party Wednesday In honor of her guest. Miss Gertrude O'Brien, of Albany. Mrs. George G. Bingham, entertained I a number of her friends at her home on J Mission street Wednesday afternoon. Governor and Mrs. T. T. Geer attend- ied the Chautauqua Assembly at Glad stone Thursday to hear Hon. Henrv Wat- iiereon's addTess. I2agene. Miss Carrie Hovey is visiting friends in Portland. Miss Mary Sklpworth Is visiting friends in Linn Count3. Miss Helerf Lamson, of Portland, Is the guest of Misses Edna and Amy Dunn. Mrs. T. B. Hawes, of Portland, is visit ing at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Toung. MIsb Camillo Carroll went to Ashland I Tuesday, where she will visit friends for a fortnight. Mrs. Dudley Holland, of Boise, Idiho, ' nee Miss Mercy Applegate, Is visiting at the home of her monther, Mrs. J. M. Shel ley, in this city. Mrs. S. A. Scofleld, who has been visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Howe, returned to her home In Salem Wednesday, accompanied by the Misses Lola and Llbbie Howe. Miss Margaret Cundlff, of Albany, Is visiting In Eugene, tho guest of her cou sin, Mrs. C. L. Winter. Miss Amy Angel!, of The Dalles, who has been visiting In Portland, Is now vis iting her mother in this city. County Superintendent W. M, Miller was in Corvallis this week attending tho Teachers Institute of Benton County. Misses Fannie Hemenway and Carrie Hall returned the first of tho week from a pleasure trip through Californit and Mexico. Miss Winnlo Bonham, who has been vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Roney, returned to her home in Salem Tuesday. and daughter Ethel, and Miss Ruth Van Orsdel left for Newport last Thursday. They will be away all Summer. Mrs. J. R. Miller returned home from Portland Monday, where sho had been visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs, Sylvester Forney, of Le Harpe, Kan., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius N. Hart. Roscburcr. Cal Wright, of Marshfleld, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Ed T. Naghel left Monday for a short visit at Sacramento. Cal. Miss Edna Mackey, of "Harrlsburg, is visiting her cousins, the Misses Sacrys. Mrs. C. TV. Parks left Sunday for Fort Klamath to visit Mrs. F. P. Cronemiller. Mrs. Hannah Josephson and daughter, Rosa, left Tuesday for a visit in Portland. Mrs. Delia Murphy, of Kansas, arrived here this week to visit her brother, C. R. Cavender. Mrs. Alice Turner and children, of Dav enport. "Wash., are visiting H. D. Graves and wife. Albert McCoy, of the United States battle-ship Wisconsin, Is visiting his par ents at his place. Mrs. J. Fremont Barker, of TVest Rose burg, gave a luncheon "Wednesday after noon to a large number of friends. Dnllns. Mrs. TV. Bates, of Roseburg, is a guest of her uncle, M. Burford. TV. H. Buck, of Pendleton, visitea friends in Dallas during ,the week. Dr. and Mrs. Will Skiff, of Salem, vis ited Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Elliott last Sun day. Miss Jessie "Wiseman Is -visiting her sis ter, Mrs. S. J. Parks, at Ellenaburg, Wash. Miss Lizzie Hausman, of Brownsville, is the guest of Misses Effie and Laura Brown. , Ex-County Judge W. L. Wills and fam ily, of Buena Vista, visited Dallas friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Craven, Mrs. TV. R. Craven The Dalles. Mrs. Kate Roache Is visiting relatives In California. Mrs. B. A Glfford Is spending a few weeks at Hot Lake, Union County. Mr. and Mri. Smith French have opened their cottage at Long Beach, where they expect to remain until fall. Mrs. Eugene F. Price, with her daugh ter. Miss Alice, Is -visiting her sister, Mrs. TV. H. Moody, In this city. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Houghton. Mrs. W. Lord and Charles Lord have gon.e on a. camping trip up the Hood River Valley. Mrs. J. B. Crossen and Miss Crossen left here early In the week for Vallejo. Cal., where they will visit Mrs. John Dexter. Dr. Gertrude French and Dr. McGavln, of Portland, spent the early part of tho week with Mrs. Smith French In this city. Mrs. J. N. French, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Patton, and her two chil dren, left here Thursday for a trip to California. Miss May TValdron and Miss Harriet Murphy, of Marysvllie. Cali, are visiting their cousin, Mrs. J. S. Schenck. in this city. Mrs. Howard Falrfowl, of Portland, Is also Mrs. Schenck's guest. Ai:jnnj Miss Gertrude O'Brien Is visiting friends in Salem. Eton Conoway, of Portland, is visiting in this city. Mrs. Charles Fortmlller and children are visiting at the home of TVllllam Fortmll ler. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. TVoodworth gave a very pleasant house party to their friends JU1J-.4. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cuslck, of Jeffer son, are visiting at the home of J. N. Cuslck. Dr. Charles Chamberlain, of Portland, was In the city Wednesday, In attendance at the Cuslck-Cllne wedding. Mlsa Mary Wood, Miss Fanny Little and Mrs. J. A. Martin, of Sacramento. CaU. aTe the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tweedale. Oregon CItjr. Miss Agnes Watt, of Portland, is visit ing Mrs. Nelson Lawrence. Miss Ethel Rlgdon. of Salem, is the guest of the Miss Caufield. Mrs.i J. E. Hedges and children have gone to Seattle on a month's visit to ner parents. ' Mrs. Carrie- Brown-Dexter and Milton Goldsmith, of San Francisco, were the guests of the Misses Goldsmith last Tues day. I. Sinshelmer. of New York, was in the city Monday visiting his1 daughter, Mrs. E. T. Fields. Miss May Davis, of Newberg. is tho guest of Mrs. C. G. Miller during the Chautauqua Assembly. Judge Gordon E. Hayes returned Thurs day from a three weeks' visit to San Fran cisco and Los Angeles. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Pickens enter tained Wednesday evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hurlburt. of San Fran- cisco. Progres.'ive hearts was the amuse j ment of the evening and Miss Laura Pope won the first prize. Pendleton. , Mrs. Charles J. Ferguson 13 visiting in Walla Walla. Miss Susie Fanning, of Portland, is vis iting friends. Mrs. Robert Renn and son have gone to Long Beach for the Summer. Miss Mary Cox, of Washington, D. C, Is visiting her brothers inthls city. N. TV. Potwlno and daughter. Miss Ida, have gone to Long Beach for an outing. Miss Edna Keylor, of Walla Walla, Is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt. Miss Edith Crockett returned this week from an outing at Coeur d'Alenc Lake. Mrs. H. S. Scoles and the Misses Carrie and Stella Anderson have gone to the Coast for an outing. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Teal, of Portland, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Jack son during the week. Mrs. George Frantz and" daughter, Mrs. B. Sinshelmer, of Portland, are guests of Mrs. Ruby Ford and Mrs. R. A. Stra han. Mrs. H. F. Johnson gave a delightful afternoon on Tuestliy to a few lady friends. In a guessing contest as to the celebrities represented by pictures around the rooms, Mrs. H. C. Judd was awarded the prize. About 14 ladies were present. STATE AVDITOR OP TVASHIXGTOX BECOMES A BENEDICT TACOMA. July 1C Hon. John D. AtWnson. Auditor of the State of Washington, and Miss Anna. C. Wilson, of this city, were untted In marriage here Wednesday. The ceremony waa perfoirccl at the home of Kobert Wilson, father or the bride. 1012 South Fourteenth street. Tacoma. at 3:30 P. M. Rev. C. V. Glvler, of Use First Methodist Episcopal Church, of Tacoma. oSclated. Mr. Atkinson tvaa attended by Frank K. Proud, of Olyra pla. and MIs Wllwn by ills Gertrude Wal ter, of Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson will reside In Olympla. but will first visit friends in Portland and Astoria, and will also upend a -week on Lake Cbelsn, in Eastern Washington. Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dodge are visiting in Portland. Miss "Annie Mattern, of Hornbrook, 13 visiting friends here. . Mrs. A. B. Gegax has gone to the City of Mexico to join her husband. Miss Edna Burnett, of Independence, is visiting her brother. Dr. R. T. Burnett. Mrs. D. F. Purdy, of Houston, Tex., Is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. B. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. John Hilt, who have been visiting relatives, hive returned to Coles. Mrs. G. A. Knpblauch left Thursday far Sacramento, where she wilt remain some time for the benefit of her health. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. K. Buick. of Rose bprg, visited relatives here several days this week on their return from Califor nia. ' Professor G. R. Carlock and Miss Erla Tyrrell, of Talent, were married by Rev. G. TV. Nejson, . on tho 6th inst.. at the parsonage of the Congregational Church. Burl Smith and Miss Emma Bowker were married at the home of the bride's parents, on Seventh street, Monday night, by the Rev. G. W. Nelson. An excellent supper followed the ceremony. CorvHllIs. Miss Leona Smith Is visiting Portland friends. Miss Anna Pelton, of Seattle, Is the guest of Miss Grace Gatch. Mrs. R. S. Bryson, of Pendleton, arrived Thursday, and Is the guest of Mrs. Mary Bryson. Miss Maud Southworth, of Stockton, Cal., Is the gucat of Miss Gertrude Bar clay for the Summer. Mrs. Norrls Humphrey returned to her home In Eugene, Monday, after a week's visit with Mrs. P. O. Wilson. Miss Lucy Sitton, after a three weeks' visit with Corvallis friends, returned Sun day to her home in Portland. Mrs. Collins and children and Miss Alns lee, of Portland, left Wednesday after a week's visit at the home of John Smith. Mlsa Lulu Spangler, accompanied by her father, J. A. Spangler. left Sunday for a month's visit with San Francisco rela tives and friends. Mrs. John Smith gave an afternoon Wednesday In honor of her guests. Mrs. Collino and Miss Alnslee, of Portland. About CO guests were present. Forest Grove. Harry Miller, of San Francisco, Is here for a short stay. John Gebbie. of Portland, visited William Kane this week. Ed Mendenhall. of Portland, visited J. G. Boos this week. ' Mrs. Nehle WIrtz and family, of Gresh am, are visiting here. J. C. Clark returned from a six weeks visit af Albany. N. Y. Miss Winifred Marsh returned this week from a visit to Portland. Miss Alta Booth, of McMInnville, spent the week with Miss Nora Smith. Hon. Frank Davey, of Salem, visited friends here Tuesday and Wednesday. J. A. Watrous, after an absence of three years In New York, returned here this week. Grant's Pass. Mrs. J. S. McCann, of La Croix, Wte., who has been visiting her brother, W. J. Gohres, for the past week, has returned home. Rev. Joseph Weber, a prominent capi talist and mining investor, of Ohio, visited with Rev. and Mrs. J. TV. McDougal this week. Rev. Weber occupied the pulpit at the M. E. Church last Sunday. Professor and Mrs. F. EL Young and (Concluded on Page 23.)