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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1904)
- PRRT TWO PAGES 9 TO IG VOL. XLIIL PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1904. NO. 12. First agency Sutterick Patterns is at the Lipman, Wolfe Sr Co. store Jlprll "Delineator now on sale Jlpril Patterns are on sale Fashion Sheets for the asking Subscriptions taken for The Delineator. Lipman, Wolf e & Co "Trefousse" Glooes are the best glooes possible Portland agents Burgesser and Robinson 8? Wells' Hats Jirtistic Picture Framing Custom Shade Work Greatest Northwestern Mail Order House Spring Catalogue ready. It's Here That You Can Buy Fashion's Favored Dress Stuffs at a Saving Guaranteed Fashion absolute newness certain dependabilityand the fairest of Prices, areery evident in every one of these offerings. Colored Dress Goods at $1.19 A wonderful collection at this price all $1.50 to $1.75 values three style groups to choose from BURLAP BOUTONNE, a soft shaggy fabric with a raised bright self-colored mohair floss ; SEEDED CREPE DE PARIS, a soft clinging silk and wool fabric for street and evening wear; ET AMINE BOUTONNE, a clinging wire cloth weave showing a short self-color mohair floss that imparts a peculiarly handsome effect All of these in the season's most favored colors, champagne, cadet, helio, tan, reseda, pearl, royal, mode, castor, etc; 45 and 48 inches wide; all $1.50 and $1.75 fabrics on sale q tomorrow at XJLc7 Black Goods Sale at 78c Our broad connections with Dress Goods Makers and Importers have caused many remarkable, offerings to come our way latelyv There are some 1500 yards comprised in the 78$ sale tomor row all of this season's best and most favored weaves as Eta mines, Burlaps, Crashes, Panamas, Sicilians, Unfinished Worsteds, Tailor Serges, Granites, Basket Weaves and Chev iots judge the value as you will, $1.00 to $1.25 will be your verdict for tomorrow ZOC BLACK BENGALINE DE SOIE A new silk and wool fabric in plain, crystal and seeded effects ; soft, clingy, silky; 45 to 48 inches Yard $1.50 to $3.50 Silks You'd Never Guess to Be 98c The selling of the world's best at the world's cheapest has made this Port land's greatest silk store. Tomorrow's sale will further enhance our prestige. Included in the offering are Checked Swivel Louisines with embroidered dots Hairline Taffetas with embrodered dots fine Checked Taffetas- Polka Dot. Novelty .Weaves Swivel Checks . aU of them are this season's, most stylish weaves equal to any elsewhere $1.50 values tomorrow at See our Third-Street window display. 98c Our Opening Showed Plainly That This Is Portland's Leading Millinery Store Opening days showed very plainly that we are Style leaders in local millinery circles. Many pleasing comments were made on our showing as one lady ex pressed it: "Your hats don't look as though they were all cast in one mould" there are shapes and styles enough to suit every face. . TRIMMED HATS Exceptional val ues at S2.95, 3.95, $4.95 and up UNTRIMMED HATS Chiffon, lace, maline, mixed straws, horsehair and silk Untrimmed Hats in great vari ety; by far this city's largest show ing and most reasonably priced Special 1.25, 2.50, $4.00 FLOWERS, ETC. The most wanted materials for Hat Trimmings in vast variety; small buds, etc extra val ues at 19$, 25$, 35$, 50$ and up. Children's Millinery WeVe taken good care in our pre paring for the wants of the little folks. Hundreds of dainty creations in the new Poke and Plare Effects. Music Store The most popular Music now on sate in our Music Store: The Gondolier Two-Step. The Papoose Dance, Two-Step. Navajo March and Two-Step. A Deed of the Pen, March and Two Step. " My Little Irish Canary. , Your Mother Wants You Home, Boy. Take Me Back to My Louisiana Home. The Man Behind. In Zanzibar. I Wonder What -Makes It Snow. Your Always Behind Like an Old. Cow's Tail. The publishers' price of all these in strumental and vocal hits is rjc 5oc-Our Price.., Special Tomorrow We place on sale tomorrow 500 copies of "LAUGHING WATER," an in strumental .two-step, of which the P publisher's price is 50c, H Oi at Vr Italian Silk Underwear On display tomorrow, this Spring's importa tion of Women's Italian Silk Underwear. Dain tier and prettier by far than any you've seen heretofore. THERE ARE Italian Silk Gowns. Italian Silk Corset Covers. Italian Silk Drawers. Italian Silk Petticoats. Italian Silk Chemise. Italian Silk Vests. Italian Silk Union Suits. Prices are very low when beauty, comfort and dura bility are considered. Special: Silk Vests $3,85 Italian Silk Vests white, pink, blue, silk, embroid ered fronts all sizes. Women's Ostrich Boas A magnificent assortment of Ostrich Boas of guaran teed best quality full and fluffy black, white and. gray $13.50 to $52.00, and many in-between prices. 0Ur Women's Apparel Placed at the Very Head by the Public's Verdict . A splendid gathering of smart Coats, Suits and Skirts correct interpretations of Fashion's demands true elegance and exclusive styles here take the place of the commonplace so much in evidence elsewhere and the cost is far less. At $ 20 Tailor-Made Suits of Cheviot in- black, brown and At p navv the Eton Jacket is piped and strapped with self-color Peau de Soie collarless style new, full flare sleeves black and white vest front skirt trimmed to match tf Splendid value at At Tailor-Made Suits of fine imported Etamine in black, navy and brown; the Eton Jacket is piped with taffeta and trimmed with braid and buttons,, and has a white vest; skirt is of the new flare shape and is trimmed with tf ry c piping to match the coat splendid value at. ......... At $30 Tailor"Made Suit fine imported Broadcloth in black, navy and brown; fancy Eton Jacket, has the new shoulder cape"; trimmed with strap and braid, collarless large novelty sleeves trimmed with braid and lace new flare skirt trim med with straps and stitching rt nv Exceptional value at pOU You Can Buv $10 Covert Jack-1 ets Tomorrow for $7.80 These Jackets are made of a fine quality of tan covert cloth, are the fashionable length, 21-inch have lap seams, notched collar, coat sleeves and cuff, and full satin lined fresh and new, this season's, make really worth more than $10 Special ifc'T OA tomorrow ,P , $15 Silk Coats at $9.85 These Coats are made of a high- grade Black Peau de Soie Silk, are 27 inches long, strictly tailor made ; have pleated shoulder cape, new pouch sleeves, trimmed with ornaments, lined throughout with white satin equal to any $15 value anywhere Special tomorrow....;. $9.85 $20 Silk Coats at $14.75 These Coats are made of a superb quality of Black Peau de Soie Silk, are 24 inches long fitted back, pretty novelty shoulder cape, trim ming of lace, ribbon and fancy braid lining of white satin equal in every respect to the best $20 value Special fc1 A, 7E tomorrow , P AE O Bool Store Tomorrow We Begin Our Annual Easter Bible Sale We carry exclusively the Oxford Bible. We have at all times the larg est and best selected stock of these Bibles in Portland. Our prices have always been the lowest. Oxford Text Bibles. French Morocco Bound; size 5X3; 6 maps; Special. t 45$ French Morocco, Divinity Circuit; red under gold; 6 maps; 3x5; Special 65$ Oxford Reference Bibles. Real Seal, Divinity Circuit; red under gold; maps; size 53AK3i Special '..80$ French Morocco, Divinity Circuit ; red under gold; size 45x64; 12 maps; Special -. $1.25 French Morocco Self-Pronouncing Text, Divinity Circuit; red under . gold edges ; large type ; sx8 ; Special ..1.50 Also a special reduction on all India Paper Editions. Prayer Book and Hymnal Sets. Japanese Morocco, 32mo., Bourgeois type; special, per set $1.25 French Seal, 32mo., printed in Bour geois; special, per set $1.56 Lambskin India Paper Edition, inlaid monogram; special, per set. .$2.80 French Seal, printed in Minion size type; price, per set, special. .$1.00 Devotional Booklets. Pocket sizes, white embossed covers, gold lettering and gold cross; fully illustrated ; Gold Dust, Daily Food' .-. 35$ Adresses by Brooks,-Words of Com fort and Hope; special 39$ . Thos. a Kempis' Imitation of ' Christ in white and gold; special 39$ An assortment 6f dainty booklets in gift bindings.; special ALSO, . Reference Testaments, Re vised Testaments, Marked Testa ments, Red Letter Testaments, 20th Century New Testaments all at spe cial prices. Jewelry Store First showing of Easter Belts and Buckles, mounted and unmounted; also a beautiful assortment of Plated and Solid Gold Crosses for Easter, new Tortoise Shell Pins, new Tortoise Shell Combs, elegant mounted Amber and Shell Back Combs' and Side Combs. We are exclusive Portland agents for the celebrated "Parker Sr Finn" Tailor: Made Waists, also sole Portland agents for the famous "West End" Shirtwaists. Handsome Pure Linen Suitings for Shirtwaist Suits 50c Of all the materials advocated for Shirtwaist Suits this particular one is easily the premier of them all. Of me dium weight, 30 to 36 inches wide, they have a finish which linen alone possesses which is improved by continued washing choice of light and dark blue, grays, tans, nile green, cadet, pink and natural RjfY linen color; exceptional value at Ovt Then we've hosts of other washable fabrics for Shirtwaist Suits all dainty, pretty, effective. GLASGOW SUITING, 25 A linen finish material of exceptional value in the following colors: Blue, gray, tan, champagne and cream. LOOP SUITING, 35$ A fabric of intricate weave, pre senting' the appearance of the foreign fabric of triple the cost, in all the late colors. ETAMINE BOUTONNE, 50 This beautiful Sum- mery fabric is all linen. The ground is a solid color, showing here and there a dash of white; colors are blue, gray, green, champagne, tan and jasper. Imp't'd French Chemises Special values in hand-made French Under wear. These Chemises are handmade and' hand-embroidered; embroidered fronts and edge; eyelets fitted with haby ribbon out of the ordinary value at,.. $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.75 New Spring Modes of C.B. a la Spirite and Nemo Corsets If you would have your Spring gown fit you perfectly, have yourself fitted to a new corset. The new models for Spring are here. New models of C. B. al a Spirite Corsets are here. Of French coutil and Batiste. Priced 75$ 'to $.00. New models of the Ne mo Corsets are here. Summer weight of B&-; tiste. Priced ?1.0O to $5.75 Tawney Insists Agents Must Handle Money. NO CLASH OF AUTHORITY Leader Desires Nation to Be Merely a Participator. HEARTILY FAVORS BIG EXHIBIT House Committee's Changes In -the Bill Will Mean Joint Conference, '. Which May Be Well for Oregon. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash, ington, March 13. Chairman Tawney, of the House -committee on expositions and industrial arts, adheres rigidly to the Idea that the funds to be appropriated by the Government Xor the Lewis and Clarfc Exposition should be disbursed by Gov ernment agents. He Insists that th Government of the United States shall be only a participator In the Exposition, but he Is willing that the Government exhibit will be large and extensive. He says he has studied the statute enacted by the State of Oregon in behalf of the Fair, and It Is his view that the United States shall not entangle itself, or its own authority, in any way with the authority of the state, so, consequently, he Is willing, and the committee appar ently agrees with him, that the United States shall participate in the Exposition, but nothing more. In other words, he believes the United States should place its own exhibits at Portland, but should make it Independent both of the corpora tion and of the state authority. Tawney Is Immovable. It seems impossible to bring Mr. Taw ney to the view that the money to be appropriated by the United States should be placed at the disposal of other au thority than that of "the agents of the United States. The agents In whose hand3 he proposes to place- the Government funds are to be appointed by the Secre tary of the Treasury, and the moneys appropriated by Congress will be ex pended by their order, as deemed neces sary, from time to time, both for the erection of the Government buildings and for the collection and Installation of Government exhibits? It seems probable that the United States will be willing to participate" in these various ways, and furnish exhibits for Portland to the amdlint of $750,000. There has been continuous debate, both upon the fundamental proposition and upon the details between the House com mittee and the delegation from Portland, but the House committee appears to be Immovable on this point, namely, that the participation of the United States shall be under the direction of its. own agents, appointed through the Treasury Department at Washington. What Oregon Desires. The members of the delegation from Portland would prefer to have .the moneys appropriated by Congress expended under direction of the Exposition authorities, although they do not ask to be the custodians of the- fund, for the reason that they think the whole work could be made to come harmoniously together if the Portland corporation were allowed to have the direction of the funds to do appropriated by Congress. At present thl3 seems hopeless. The action of the House Is vital in "the matter, and the House will very certainly be controlled by the report of its committee. The House committee's report will differ so greatly from" that of the Senate that a committee of conference between the two houses will be necessary. Possibly resplts more favorable to the views of the Portland people may be obtained from the action of the conference, but that Is uncertain. What appears to be settled Is this: That the House commit-, tee will report in favor of participation of the United States In the Exposition on a large scale. HAVE TO MIX WITH WAGONS. Pedestrians on Morrison Bridge Now Take Serious Risks. Four hundred feet of sidewalk on tha eastern half of the 3Iorrison-street bridge was removed yseterday morning and pe destrians took to the mud to get around, the breaks. Both sides. were cut at the .same time, and there was nothing left for travelers but to mix with the vehicles and street-cars at their own risk. One woman, who refused to give her name to the police officers stationed on the bridge, had a. narrow escape from serious Injury if not from death yesterday after noon. She was abreast of the plledrlver, which was just swinging a heavy, pile Into place. A wagon passed at the same time, and the woman, crowded to the edge of the moved-In railing to dodge the wagon. Suddenly the pile slipped from its fastenings and fell across the bridge. The woman had no chnace to escape and was struck a blow upon the shoulders. The horse attached to the wagon was thrown to the flooring but not Injured. Neither was the woman, by some miracle. Receiver for Large Steel Concern. NEW YORK, March 13. The- Astoria Steel Company, H corporation owlng a half-mlUIon-dollar plant at Astoria; Long; Island, has gone into the hand3 of a re- ceiver. The proceedings Tvere Instigated by creditors. Senator Tillman Has Recovered. WASHINGTON, March 19. Senator TllU man has recovered from his Tecent illness but has not lolly regained his strength; He has gone ta his home;, at Edgefield, Sk C, to spend itwo-wsetai . ' '-.,- I,