PART TWO
PAGES 13 TO 24
VOL. XXV. . PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, 3IAY 13, 1906. ' NO. 19.
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Important Sale of Summer Waists
$1.50 WAISTS AT 98c
Lingerie Waist of good quality white lawn.
The front is made with four panels of embroidery
and clusters of fine pin tucking. New elbow
sleeves, with tucked collar and cuff?.
$2.00 WAISTS AT $1.38
Waists of fine quality white lawn, the entire
front is made of imitation hand-embroidery, in
entirely new designs, new sleeves in elbow and
full length.
$2.50 WAISTS AT $1.89
Lingerie Waists of extra fine quality white
lawn. The front is made of allover panel em
broidery, with clusters of fine pin tucking between
each panel; Valenciennes lace collar and cuffs:
new elbow sleeves.
$3.50 WAISTS AT $2.75
Lingerie Waists of fine quality white Batiste.
The front is made of imitation hand-embroidery;
new elbow sleeves, with lace collar and cuffs. ;
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS
Pour new models; best quality chiffon taffeta silk;
waists elaborated with plaits, tucks and lace
trimmings ; new flaring circular skirt, with foot
folds or plaited skirt; colors are black, Alice
. blue, gray, myrtle and navy; also in black and
white checks, at $15.00, $17.50, $22.50
and $25.00..
Involved is a , right
big collection of new
Summer Waists, in
entirely new and
elaborate . models;
fashioned of light
Summer fabrics and
exquisitely trimmed
with fine laces and
embroideries; $8.50
NEW WAISTS
at $4.75
Novelty Net Waists,
made over silk; el
bow sleeves . with
lace cuffs and col
lar ; sold regularly
at $8.00; on sale at
.... '. $4.75
' LINEN SUITS AND COATS
We are now prepared to show full assortment
new 1906 Linen Suits and Coats, in Eton, Pony
jacket, threff-quarter, coat suits ; also s full line
of novelties, at popular prices.
f M f F Is now the price for hijh-class
Jif.f i i tailor-made Suits, sold regularly
' B at $35, $37.50, $40. Every Suit
new this season ; in Eton, Pony jacket, box
coat and novelty styles. The materials are Pan
ama cloth, broadcloth and fancy mixed suitings,
in black and all the leading shades. We will not
invite your interest entirely to the extreme price
concessions they tell their own tale. Rather
would we have you be conscious of this : The gar
ments involved are in the models and fashioned
of the fabrics which are abreast with the hour, if
not beyond it. It is that which establishes the
importance of this sale.
College Blouses
Just received by express another
shipment of College Blouses, at
the popular price of
$2.50
Mammoth Sale Black Taffeta Silks
15, 000 Yds. Standard Black Silks Underpriced
'. The great detunml for black taffeta silks for Summer Coats
and Shirtwaist Suits makes this an event of unusual importance.
36-inch wide black Taffeta, $1.23 quality, at. a . . .98b
36-in, wide black Taffeta, $1.30 quality, at $1.19
36-inch wide Mack Taffeta, $1.73 quality, at 851.47
19-inch wide black Taffeta, 83c quality, at . . , : . . . .69
24-inch wide black Taffeta, $1.10 quality, at . -79$
$1.25 FANCY SILKS 85f
5000 yards this season's pretti
est Silks, in fancy- colors;
Taffetas, Messalines, Gros d
Londres, in all the newest
patterns, including a big as
sortment of light and dark
grays; values to $1.25. .85?
Cream Wool Dress Goods
For separate Skirts, or full Costumes ; for present wear cream and white wools take first place,
show every new material and weave, and for this week offer exceptionally low prices.
We
At 39c Yard
Worth 50c
At 79c Yard
Worth $1.00
At 98c Yard
Regular $1.25
At $1.39 Yd.
Reg. $1.50-$1.75
All-wool Batistes, Nun's Veiling and Albatross; 38-inch alf-wool Granite
Cloth; 38-inch figured Brilliantines for waists, etc.
44-inch high-luster-Mohair Sicilians and Brilliantines; 44-inch all-wool
English Yachting Serge, 44-inch all-wool Granite and Tropical Panama.
48-inch. Chiffon, Panamas, wire fiinish; 46-inch all-wool Crepellas, and
Crepe Granite ; 44-inch high-luster Chiffon Mohairs ; 46-inch all-wooi
Yachting Serges ; 40-inch Silk Warp Eoliennes and Crepe de Paris.
50-inch Superfine Imported English Serges and Coating Serges; 54-inch
Chiffon Panamas and Whipcords; 50-inch French Panamas and Granites
for Coats ; 44-inch Shadow Check Voiles and wool Taffetas.
New white and black Suitings, 44 to 54-inch; stripes, plaids and checks; in voiles, etamines, serges and
Panamas; per yard, s&c to ; $2.00
Book Store Mews
Just reived "Fenwlrk's Career," by.'Mrs. Humphrey
Ward, Publisher's price Jl.oO; our price $1.18
We hse added the following: titles -to our popular
copyright. Price each ; 50
"The !" Iveranee" by:.
"The Riutleground" by
i'Roh. Sot! of Battle" by
The Cost" by .
The Prodigal Son" by .
'Two Van Revels" by .
"The Boss" by .
Fortunes of Oliver Horn''
'The Voice of the People" by
' The Brethren by ....
Ellen Glasgow
. . ., Ellen Glasgow
Ollvant
' D. G. Phillips
, Hall Calne
........ .Booth Tarkington
'. Alfred H. Lewis
by....F. Hopklnson Smith
. . . . Ellen GlHSgow
. . . .Rider Haggard
White Waistings and
Suitings15c Yd.
5000 yards sheer novelty Waisting and Suiting,
in lace stripes, plaids, checks and hair
stripes ; regular values 20c and 25c ; per
yard ...i 15
Printed Wash Batiste and Organdies. .12
3500 yards sheer printed Batiste and Organdie;
white grounds ; choice colored floral designs ;
regular value 18c ; per yard lZVs
Opening Display in Our
Negligee Dept.
Consisting of the newest ideas in
One-piece House Dresses, $1.50 to $2.50
Maid's Dresses $2.50
Nurses' Dresses S2.50
Two-piece House Dresses, $1.25 to ....$2.50
The above garments shown in prettiest per
cales, ginghams and chambrays.
Long "and short Kimonos of plain and figured
dimity aud lawn. Short Kimonos, 75 and
" 85j. Long Kimonos, $1.00 to $4.00.
The Art Needlework Dpt.
Announces Initial Display of Many
New Designs in
Lingerie Articles
Such as Shirtwaists, Parasol Covers, Hats,
Bolero Jackets, Corset Covers, Belts, Collar
and Cuff Sets, etc.; in addition, 200 Shirtwaist
Patterns, in shadow, French and Eyelet em
broidery, full 3 yards, best quality lawn. Reg
ular value $1.25; on special sale at 07
Embroideries
At Less'
Than
HALF PRICE
Embroideries
At Less Than
HALF PRICE
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Embroideries
At Less
Than -HALF
PRICE
$1.25 Allover Nets 57c Yd.
1500 yards of Baby Irish and novelty, coin,
square and fancy dots and effects iu the
popular net allovors, 44 inches wide. All'
this season's styles; great values to $1.25
a yard, for this very great special, yd. 57
$ 1 .50 Embroideries 68c Yd.
Thousands of yards of select Swiss Nain
sook and Batiste Embroideries,, full 8 to 15
inches wide bands, . edges,- insertions and'
novelty effects in mercerized cotton em
broidery. Great values to $1.50 a yard, as
one of the many good things, the yard 68
$2.00 Embroideries 78c Yd.
A vast assortment of novelty Irish . point,
. . baby Irish on batiste, shadow effects, in
Swiss, nainsook, linen, etc., in charming de
signs in edges,- bands, insertions and gal
loons; exceptionally good, values up to $2.00
a yard, along with the rest, the yard 78
$2.50 Embroideries 98c Yard
Most exquisite line of batiste, Swiss and nain
sook in an elaborate selection of edges,, in
sertions, galloons, etc., 12 to 27 inches.
Nothing more dainty and pretty ever shown .
by us; sterling values to $2.50 a yard for
this great occasion, the yard. .980
$3.00 Embroideries $1.27 Yd.
15 to 27 inches wide an exclusive showing of .
this season's best patterns in batiste, Swiss
and nainsook in flounces, bands, edges and
insertions; blind and open patterns; values
to. $3.00 a yard for Monday's great day
at the embroidery store, the yard.'. $1.27
12V2C Wash Lace 7c Yd. ,
7500' yards 2 to 5 inches wide Point de
Paris and Platte Valenciennes Wash Lace,
in a large assortment of dainty designs, in
sets to match ; worth full I21ic a yard, for
this big occasion, the yard.- 70
$5.00 Embroideries 52.98 Yd.
Choicest: pickings- of charming Embroideries
15 to 45 inches, batiste, Swiss and nainsook
in Irish point and baby Irish effects, in
edges, flounces, insertions and bands; great,
values to $5.00 a yard as a leader $2.98
$1.00 Embroideries 48c Yd.
Large selection of choice patterns in edges,
' insertions, bands and galloons in French
and Anglais effects, 8 to 27 inches wide in
Swiss and Nainsook; values to $1.00 a yard,
for this event, the yard. ...480
$3.00 Allovers 98c Yd.
Thousands and thousands of yards in Swiss,
nainsook-and cambric allover embroideries;
all this season's best and prettiest designs
in blind and1 open effects; extra good values
to. $3.00 a yard for . Monday 's .great spe
cial, the yard ...980
EVESIKG TELEGRAM, MAY 9.
MOVES AGAINST
THE DRUG TRUST
Government Attacks
Alleged Merger to
Fix Prices.
SUIT IN INDIANA
WASHTNGrTCW, - Mar " Ths Govern
ment today began prosedution of the al
tered "drug trust," beginning proceedings
In Indiana on the (round of a combi
nation to fix prices to the consumer. Attorney-General
Moody makes publlo this
statement: .
"The Government today filed in the Cir
cuit Court of the United States for the
District of Indiana petition for an injunc
tion against certain associations, .corpora
tions and Individuals,' comprising; what is
commonly known as the 'drug trust of the
United States.'
"The parties defendant specifically
named m the bill have voluntarily com
bined together to control tbe prloes at
which proprietary medicines and drugs
shall be sold to the consumer through the
retail druggists in violation of the Sher
man anti-trust law.
"Tbe parties to the combination Include
the Proprietary Association of America
and tbe National Association of Retail
Druggists."
Who Defendant Are.
The Proprietary Association of Araer
oa la an unincorporated association of
to per cent of the manufacturers and
proprietaries of patent medicines, drugs
and proprietary articles in the United
States. :
"The National Wholesale Zrngg1sts As
sociation is also an unincorporated asso
ciation composed of Dearly all. the whole
sale druggists in the United States. These
wholesale druggists act as tbe dis
tributing agents for the - manufacturers
and proprietaries of patent medicines,
chemicals, drugs and proprietary articles,
purchasing the same direct from the
manufacturers, and supplylnr the same
to the retail druggists In - various parts
of the country.
"The National Association of Retail
Druggists is also an unincorporated as
sociation, composed of delegates from af
filiated local associations of retail drug
gists located in the various states of the
United States, and It W claimed that
this association, through Its affiliations,
baa a membership of aboat' 10.000, or
nearly all tbe retail druggists in tbe
United States who purchase and sell pat
ent medicines, ohemicala, drugs and pro
prietary articles to the consumer.
"Each of these three associations has
officers who. are made party defendants,
as well as certain other individuals, firms
and corporations who are members of
the respective association.
"There Is but one ultimate object of
the conspiracy, vis.: To fix tbe price
which shall be observed by all retail
druggists In selhng to tbe consumer the
various commodities manufactured by the
several members of the proprietary asso
ciation. How Price Are Herniated.
'"The plan by which such object la ef
fected Is in brief as follows: No retail
druggist can obtain goods from a whole
sale druggist or - a manufacturer of - g
proprietary medicine unless fueh retail
druggist becomes a member of the Na
tional Association of Retail . Druggists,
and la order to booone such member, he
must agree to observe tbe established
price at which such proprietary medicines
shall be sold to the consumer."
An Injunction is prayed for prohibiting
these associations from acting In con
cert for the purpose of maintaining
prices, and the Individuals, firms and
corporations who are members of the
respective associations from acting . to
gether for the purpose of maintaining
uniform prices to the oonsumers through
out the United Btates. .... . .- - -
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Cut-Rate Druggists
The only store selling drugs In the State of Oregon
not In the drug trust. IVe are now on the Drug Trust's
blacklist for cutting ' prices on all patent medicines,
and are cut off from every wholesale house and man
ufacturer In -the United States, all of whom refuse to
. sell us drugs. Yet we have a most complete stock, and all
offered at less than drugstore prices. Everything In
the medicine and Bundry drug stock at CUT PRICES.
The Owl Cut-Rate
DRUG STORE
Of Portland
Cut-Rate Price 41c
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Horstord's Acid
phate.
Ayer's Hair Vigor.
Burnett's Cocaine.
Bromo Seltzer.
Cutlcura Resolvent.
Carnick's Sol Food.
Chamberlain's Pain
Balsam.
Schiffmann's Asthma.
Cure.
Cutlcura Salve.
Cutlcura Ointment.
Angler's Emulsion.
Ely's Cream Balm.
Hay's Hair Health.
Lactopeptine. .
Liquozone.
Horllck's Malted Milk.
Philip's Milk Magnesia.
Omega Oil. ,
Oregon Blood Purifier.
Oranglne.
Aver's Cherry Pectoral.
Find's Extract.
Scott's Emulsion Cod
Liver Oil.
Syrup of Figs...
Pills, Capsules, Etc.
Antikamia, per box; cut
rflte lv .
Antikamia and CoJJn;
cut rate
Antikamia and Quinine,
cut rate K
S-gr. Quinine Sulphate
Pills; cut rate.. 35c
Radway Pills, cut n
rate Zl
Warner s' Pills; cut
rate 1
Herrick's Pills; cut
rate 21
Carter's Little Liver
Pills', cut rate.:. 17
Beecham's Pills; cut
rate 21
Javne's Pills; cut
rate 1"
Pinkham's Pills; cut
. rate l"c
Pierce's Pills; cut
rate ITc
Shoop's Pills; cut.
rate ITc
Tutt's Pills; cut
rate ' IT
3-gr. Lithla Tablets; cut
rate 25c
Parke Davis' Antiseptic;
cut rate 21
Cut-Rate Price 69c
Wyeth's Beef, . Iron and
Wine.
Bromo Caffeine.
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Cut-Rate Price 21c
i Arnica Liniment.
Bile Beans. . .
Borolyptol. i
Bromo Spltzer. "a
Hydro-Caffeine. . it
Cascarets. ' '
Camphor Liniment.
Fletcher's Castoria.
Catarrh Balm.
Chamberlain's Cough.
Cure.
DeWitt's Cough Cure.
Eskay's Food.
Garfield Tea.
Hydrozone. -Liquozone
Laxative. ' '
Laxative Bromo Quinine
Miles' Anti-Pain Piils.
Oxozone.
Piso Consumption Cure.
Perry Davis' Pain Killer
8hiloh's Cough Cure.
Shoop's Cough Cure.
Cut-Rate Price 88c
Ohyco-Thymoline.
2Mile' Nervine,
Miles Heart Cure.
Miles' Blood Purifier.
Cut-Rate Price 83c
Horsford's Acid Phos-,
phates.
Ayer's Hair Vigor.
Borolyptol.
Burnett's Cocaine.
Wine of Cardui.
Cuticura Resolvent.
Kilmer s Heart Cure.
Angler's Emulsion. .
Hood's Sarsaparllla.
Jayne's Alterative.
Jayne's Expectorant.
Kodol.
Liquozone.
Lysol. '
Nau's Dyspepsia Cure.
Bromulslon.
Faine's Celery Com
pound. Sterns Wine of Cod
Liver Oil. ' .
Scott's Emulsion Cod
Liver Oil.
Shoop's Restorative.
Shoop's Rheumatism
Cure.
Tarrant's" Aperient. - . '
Theoford's Black -
Draught.
Wampole's Cod Liver
Oil.
Cut-Rate Price 79c
Aver's Sarsaparllla.
Bromo-Seltzer.
Carlsbad Salts.
-Carnick's Sol Food.
Eskay's Food.
Horllck's Malted Milk.
Oregon Blood Purifier.
Pierce's Favorite Pres
cription. Pierce's Discovery.
Pinkham's Compound.
Warner's Kidney and
Liver Cure.
600 imported Nail
Brushes; all manufac
turers' samples, rang
ing in value from 35c.
60c to 76c; cut rate
Monday 25
New lot of samples of
fine Hair Brushes:
regular values 75c, 91
. to Jl.oO; cut rate Mon
day .SO
Palmer's Perfumes; li
lac, sweet rose leaves,
carnation and violet;
' cut rate Monday, per
ounce .-...So
2-qt. Hot Water Bag;
cut rate 48
S-qt. silk ribbed Hot
Water Bag; cut
" rate 68
Dr. Charles' Flesh. Food;
cut rate -38
Sheffield's Tooth Pow
der; cut ' rate. . . . 18
Fine jar Witch Hazel,
Oatmeal Castile Soap:
cut rate Monday, per
ounce 50
Apenta Water; cut
rate 19
Hunyadl Water; cut
rate 24
Pluto Water; cut
rate 24
Buffalo Llthia Water:
cut rate 49
Cuticura Plasters. .21
Buhach Insect Pow
der 21
Washing Ammonia; cut
- rate 5
Pint Wood Alcohol; cut
rate 15
4-Pt. Wood Alcohol; cut .
rate 9
Rochelle Salts, pound;
cut rate 19
Bicarbonate Soda, lb.;
cut rate 3
Epsom Salts, pound; cut
rate 3
Canary Seed, box... 5
Bird Gravel, box 6
Blue Jay Corn Cure. 6
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BREAK DRUG TRUST
Moody Asks Injunction Against
Combination.
AIMED TO MAINTAIN PRICE
Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists Bound Together in a
' Triple Trtist to Extort Vni
form Prices.
, WASHINGTON, 'May t. The Govern
ment today began prosecution of the al
leged "drug trust." beginning proceedings
in Indiana on the ground of a combi
nation to fix prices to the consumer. Attorney-General
Moody makes publlo this
statement:
"The Government today filed In the Cir
cuit Court of ths United States for the
District of Indiana petition for an injunc
tion against certain associations, corpora
tions and Individuals, comprising what Is
commonly known as the 'drug trust of ths
United States.'
"The parties defendant specifically
named In the bill have voluntarily com
bined together to control the prices at
which proprietary medicines and drugs
shall be sold to the consumer through the
retail druggists in violation of the Sher
man anti-trust law.
"The parties to ths combination include
the Proprietary Association of America
and - the National. Association of Retail
Druggists."
Three-Headed Combination.
"The Proprietary Association of Amer
ica is an unincorporated association of
80 per cent of the manufacturers and
proprietaries of patent medicines, drugs
and proprietary articles in the United
Ststes.
"The National Wholesale Druggists- As
sociation is also an unincorporated asso
ciation composed of nearly all the whole
sals druggists in the United States. These
wholesale druggists act as the dis
tributing agents for the manufacturers
and proprietaries of patent medicines,
chemicals, drugs and proprietary articles,
purchasing the same direct from the
manufacturers, and supplying the same
to the retail druggists in various parts
of the country.
"The National Association of Retail
Druggists is also an unincorporated as
sociation, composed of delegates from af
filiated local associations of retail drug
gists located In the various states ef the
United States, and It is claimed that
this association, through Its affiliations,
has a membership of about 20,000, or
nearly . all tbe retail druggists In the
United Btates who purchase and sell pat
ent medicines, chemicals, drugs and pro
prietary articles to the consumer.
"Each of these three associations has
officers who are made party defendants,
as well as certain other individuals, firms
and corporations who are members of
the respective associations.
' - ' Fix Price to Consumer.
"There is but one ultimate object of
the conspiracy, rls.: To fix the price
which shsll be observed by all retail
druggists In selling to the consumer the
various commodities manufactured by the
several members of the proprietary asso
ciation. - .
"The plan by which such object is ef
fected Is In brief as follows: No retail
druggist can obtain goods from a whole
sale druggist or a manufacturer of a
proprietary medicine unless such retail
druggist becomes a member of the Na
tional Association of Retail Druggists,
and in order to become such member, he
must agree to observe the established
price at which such proprietary medicines
shall ba seld to the consumer."
An injunction is prayed for prohibiting
these associations from aatlng in con
cert for ths purpose of maintaining
prloes, ' and the Individuals.' firms . snd
corporations who are members of the
respective associations from acting to
gether for the purpose of maintaining
uniform prices to the consumers through
out the United States.