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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1907)
TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 8, 1907. S No ordinary reductions hereprices have "beeir cut, in two greatest bargains ever offered by a Portland furniture house.- ; We. are reducing, our stock and4 at a very rapid rate. If'you have not taken advantage' of this opportunity ask your friends who have and they will tell you that you cannot.afford to overlook; this chance. The finest furniture from the world's best 'factories at less than factory cost. Don't put off read the offerings make a list of the things you need, and be here as early ks you can $3.J0 Dressing Table in golden oak. tilrdseye maple or genuine mahogany, now , in goioen oaK, $16.50 S34.25 nrw tu m rir Jiiliilii- $4?.00 Folding Bed Davenport, golden oak , frame, upholstered .in .. , ' - velour, ; - , . . 'now . $24.00 $77.50 Full Brass Bed, with 2-inch continuous post, now S38.75 OTHER BED VALUES $158. 30 Dresser In ma hogany or golden oak, now $28 Ladies' Writ ing Table in golden oak or ' mahogany. rf-,i S14.25 $100.00 Brass Bed, 2-inch square post, ' now $77.50 Full Brass Bed with 2-inch " continuous post . $76.00 Full Brass Bed, half sat rinlsh. 2-inch post $a2.50 Napoleon Bed in quarte xawed oak or genuine mahogany, now $40.00 Napoleon Bed in blrdse maple, oak, or mahogany, now $35.00 Napoleon Bed in oak, birdseye maple or mahogany, now S50.00 $38,75 $38.00 $26.25 $20.00 $17.50 $3.1.00 Mahogany pedestal Parlor Table $16.50 jje $76.00 Full Brass Bed, 2-inch continuous post, now with' $38.00 81.00 Dresser in A J A r A ' ' ' ' ' WsfSH!' quarter-sawed V n 1 1 K 1 1 - " el ' v - till Kowle.n..: 54UiuU ; . ., $38.00 Princess Dresser, in genuine , mahogany, . "" ' . now , . . . $16.50 $22.50 Roman Seat In golden oak or ma hogany finish, now , $11.25 ROCKER SPECIALS $35.00 Rocker or golden oak, up holstered in .;, ' . leather, -: . now $30.00 Arm Chair in - golden oak, uphols tered in leather, now $14.50 Library Desk Chair, leather seat, - golden oak frame, now $16.00 Mission Rocker, upholstered in leather, weathered .oak, now . $27. 00: Mahogany Rocker, uphol stered in leath er now. . Arm Chair in $17.50 $15.00 $7.25 48.00 $13.50 HIllltS Sllli $45.30 Chiffonier oak or birds eye maple, .now $22.50 $32.50 6-foot Ex tension Table, now $16.25 i $63.60 Buffet in quartered ' golden oak, now . . . $31.50 Full Brass Bed With 2-in. Posts, Exactly Like Gut $65.00 8-foot table, golden or weathered oak, now extension Table, $32.50 The Most Practical Christmas Present Is Furniture Your Dollar Is Worth Two During This Sale $21 2S Regular $42.50 4.- a n 5 . . 4sl sJi I $63.50 Combination China Cabinet and Burret, golden or weathered oak t lima uaoinet $31.75 $55 Dresser in oak, birdseye maple and genuine ma hogany, now ... $27.50 $34.00 Dresser in oak or genuine mahogany, now . . . . : $17.00 $52.50 Double-door Bookcase in ma hogany finish, now $26.25 $33.50 weathered oak Library Table, $16.75 $12.00 Parlor Table in oak or mahogany finish $6.00 SHIRTWAIST BOXES STORE OPEN EVENINGS $35.00 Chiffonier In birdseye mapie. goiacn oaK or genuine mahogany, now In hlrdseve $17.50 $4.50 Shirtwaist Box, covered in cre- tonne $17.50 Cednr Chest, made low to roll under the bed. now $9.50 Shirtwaist Box, covered in matting, now $4.50 Shirtwaist Box, covered in burlap, now , $2.25 $8.75 $4.75 $2.25 $78.00 Full Turkisl Koeker, Dest olive leather, ow S39.00 LEATHER CHAIR SPECIALS $90.00 Full Turkish a p A A Rocker in first V I K II II K.h.e.,:-....u(lLJiUlJ $85.00 Full Turkish Rocker, tufted back and seat, uphols tered in finest A A I" A s-'.r:::....$42.50 $105.00 Turkish Rocker, all steel frame and only - A F A PA first-grade ma-. Vn K terial used In Oilailll makeup, now WfclUU $68.00 Full Turkislffifk f f Chair, in genuine V J il 1 1 1 1 noawhfr OJTlUU $62.50 leather Easyjfk f A Chair, tufted arras V T J K wba!k: ...WJ JiZJ $65.00 Leather Lux- ffe f rt F" ft ury Chair. adjust-V J 1 K 1 1 able back and foot-IN, I 1 1 1 rest, now wWfcl WW $38.00 Leather Hall f f g f Chair, quarter- VI II 1 1 1 1 ?raaWmeed O lOlUU $28.00 Easy Chair I A J a ft ft w?r. $14.00 $50.00 Luxury Chlr In leather, adjust AAp A A able back and V J K II II nTw!!1 ..OZOlUU KILLS OFF HEAD-HUNTERS Japan Uses Electricity to Extermi nate Savage Formosans. , SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 7. The ex termination of head-hunters by elec trocution Is the latest novelty intro duced by Japan in Formosa. , , Waiter Clifton, manager of a Formo sa -mercantile company, who arrived here yesterday on the Japanese liner America Maru, Is authority for the statement that to wipe out. this tribe, which Is retarding the commercial de velopment" of Formosa, heroic measures are being; adopted by the Japanese. "These, head-hunters," said' Clifton, "number about one hundred thousand, and infest the entire east coast of the Island. All efforts to civilize them have failed. They recently Inveigled a party of three hundred Chinese and Japanese into an ambush on the pre tense of showing them some treasure, 4 and killed all but three. "In punishment for this treachery the Japanese inaugurated a method of electrocution. Large bodies of troops were sent out, and now when a com pany of head hunters Is located; the place is surrolinded by a wire fence. The wires are charged with electricity. The soldiers begin to shoot;- the sav ages stampede, and then the wires get those that the bullets miss." Cut glass at Metzger's, 313 Wash.' PLAYS WITH A LOADED GUN Boy Points Weapon at Companion . and Tears Oft Lower Jaw. BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 7. (Special.) An ac cidental shooting took place last night at the ranch of William Simpson, about 15 miles west of Caldwell. It appears that a young man by the name of William Russell had been stopping with the Simp sons, having come from Canada. Russell and one of the Simpson boys were sitting at the table eating an apple when Samuel Simpson stepped to the corner of the room where the shotgun was standing. He took the gun and pointed It so that It ranged between tne two boys, but in such manner that they couldn't see the muzzle until they turned their heads slightly. When Russell turned his head the boy pulled the trigger. Tne charge of shot tore through his Jaw and some of the shot standing struck- Doracy Simpson, inflict ing a severe wound in his left hand. It is the opinion of the physicians that if the hemorrhage can be stopped Russell may recover. It is the old story that the gun was supposed to be empty,, but Mr. Simpson, the father, had been duck hunt ing and bad left one load in the gun. HEWKTT, BRADLEY CO. Men's finest holiday neckwear. Tomorrow and Tuesday will be the last days for discount on West Side gas bills. Portland Gas Company. TAFT SAILS FOR AMERICA Secretary Leaves Cuxhaven on the Steamer President Grant. CUXHAVEN, Dec 7. The steamship President Grant, with Secretary of War William H. Taft, and the members of Tils party on board, left here at noon today for New York via Boulogne and Plymouth,
