The Sunday Oregonian., February 11, 1912, Page 3, Image 3

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0 DUCHESS
Her Grace of Marlborough Is
Suffering From Serious
Nervous Breakdown.
COURT FAVOR IS SOUGHT
Rule Thai Women Separated From
Their Iluband4 Xol Be Received
al Co art Give Worry to Ila
Iitm of Sunderland.
LONDON. KeU 10. (Special) Tha
iuch, of Marlborough Aaa gone to
Cttnu. suffering from a nervous
breakdown. Her arrest activity In o
rlal and philanthropic movements, by
which she hopa to aaln favor at court,
are said to have undermined her health.
She will remain at Cannea aix week,
under the car of physician, who have
ordered her to take a complete reel.
There ta a rule that any woman sep
arated from her husband shall not be
recelred at court and It la betna; mora
rla-tdlr enforced hy Kins; Oeortfe than
It waa durtna- the rales of hla father.
As the Duk, and the Duchess of
Marlborouch are separated, the Iuch
ees haa been obliged to light vigorously
for her social position. She haa been
tireless In her work for philanthropic
measures and haa won the praise of
friends of the King, who have not
failed to point out her good works to
him. Her correct life and devotion to
her sons are s.tld to have Impressed the
King also. But these activities have
seriously Impaired tha Duchess health.
Ileaeeheld la Vpraar.
Tha recent actions of tha Dtichesa
have thrown consternation Into her
household. Eha haa dona some rather
queer thins. Shortly before Christ
mas she planned a trip to leauvllla.
8 he suddenly changed her mind and se
lected BrlKhton. Then she chanted
her mind again and booked passage
for America on the liner Mauritania.
On the day the liner waa to sail aha
canceled her bookings and returned to
her town residence. Sunderland House,
tihe made a flying visit to Waldorf Aa
tor"B place, then returned to mope la
Sunderland House.
The Duchess. In fits of anger, dla
charged her butler and her secretary.
Bhe took upon herself tha minute de
tails of tha management of her house
hold, which contributd to tha break
down of her health. Her maid said aha
couldn't stand It any longer and
threatened to leave.
Reravery la Ei reeled.
Six weeka under proper care at
Cannea are expected to restore the
Duchess" health. Then she la expect
ed to redouble her efforts to create a fa
vorable Impression upon the King and
Queen. Her latest project is a model
lodslnir-house for needy women who
work. ha has enlisted the aid of Lord
Curzon In tha enterprise. She haa de
livered numerous speeches on tha need
of uplift for the working classes.
It ta aald that tha Duchess ta more
estranged than ever from tha Duke, if
aha wlna a place at court it will be be
cause of her tireless efforts and will In
a measure be a score against tha Duke.
Tha Duke having been rejected In many
overtures for a reconciliation, la aald
to have accepted tha situation, content
so long aa ha recelvea tha $100,000 so
called housekeeping allowance every
year.
BANKRUPT PRINCE JAILED
Financier Who lived In Mile After
Failure" Sentenced for Fraud.
LONDON. Feb. 10. Ernest Terah
Flooley, who waa ana of the leading
men In tha financial world of London
a few years ago. was sentenced today
at tha Old Bnlley to a year's Impris
onment on a charge of obtaining money
by fraudulently representing as free
of Incumbrances soma property ho had
sold to the complainant.
Hooley waa one of tha leading finan
ciers In England from 1 0 to 18.
when ha waa declared bankrupt. He bad
been regarded aa one of tha wealthiest
men of tba country, acquiring hla riches
by the promotion of numerous compa
nies, la ll Hooley launched a tlra
company, and Is supposed to have made
a profit of Ill.StfS.OuO. Ha owned many
rare horses and yachts. Including tha
racing cutter Britannia, formerly tha
property of King Edward and pos
sessed also several historic country
seats.
After hla bankruptcy ha was known
as the "splendid bankrupt. aa ha con
tinued to live la princely style oa
money which ha had placed In hi
wlfa'a name.
FLAG DAYS DESIGNATED
Chicago Mayor Want Stare and
Stripe Displayed Oftener.
CHICAGO. Feb. 10. Mayor Carter H.
Harrison la of tha opinion that there la
not sufficient display of tha United
States flag.
Ia a letter directed to those la charge
of any city building tha Mayor names
IX daya on which he aaya tha flag
ahould be displayed. Theaa are:
Lincoln's birthday. February 11; an
niversary of the sinking of th alalna,
bruary IS; Washington's birthday.
February 11; anniversary of tha Battle
of Lexington. April 1; Memorial day.
May SO; flag day. June II: anniversary
of the Battle of Bunker Hill. June 17;
Independence day, July 4; Columbus
day. October 12: anniversary of tha
Battle of Saratoga, October 17: anni
versary of the surrender of Yorktown.
October 19:. anniversary of the evacua
tion of Torktown. November ti.
STUDENTS ARE SUSPENDED
Sophomores In Trouble for Giving
Freshmen Icy Bath.
HOBOKEN. N. J.. Feb. 10. Nearly
- half of the 07 members of tha sopho
more class at the Stevens Instluta of
Technology hera have been suspended
aa the result of a faculty Investiga
tion of a series of pranks on Thursday
morning.
Tha trouble followed tba sophomore
class dinner Wednesday nlghc when
the class returned to tha grounds of
the Institute and proceeded to storm a
freshman dormitory, smashing many
doors and windows and ducking In
tub of Icy water all the freshmen
whom they could find.
Storm Victim Is Suicide.
HOOD RIVER. Or- Feb. 10. (Specla.1.)
From atatementa of physicians of
Our Company serves in all
proper "fiduciary relations,
in a trust capacity, and aa
Executor under Wills, Ad
ministrator or Guardian un
der Court direction.
This is the safest, most
economical and most satis
factory service, and covers
territory of Oregon, "Wash
ington and Idaho.
Correspondence solicited.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
CAPITAL 31SO.OOO.OO
W. H. Fear President
Willud Case Vice-President
0. C. BorUmerer. . . . . . .Cashier
Walter H. Brown, Asst. Cashier
OPEN SATURDAY EVEN
INGS, 6 TO 8.
Lone Rock. Matthew Douglas, son of
Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Douglas, of this
city, shot himself through the head
becauae a portion of hla skull pressed
on his brain. The young man sustained
Injuries here during a heavy wind
storm last March, when a large pine
tree fell on tha Belmont road, demoi-
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Dvbeaa mt Msrlkereask, Wkt
Saffere Pram Worry Caaaed by
Kallag Exrladlag Her From
Caart.
Ishlng his vehicle and breaking one of
his legs, besides fracturing hla skull.
Tha Injuriea resulted In a damage ault
against the county, the plaintiff se
curing several thousand dollars damages.
CHINESE REBUILD QUARTER
Chicago Orientals to Have SO New
Bulldlncs, All Ornate.
CHICAGO. Feb. 10. Chinese here were
busy today signing leaaea for places
of bualneas In a new Chinatown. With
in a short time the- old Chloeae Quarter
along South Clark stree and between I
Van Buren and Harrison streets will be
deserted by members of the racex
Twenty new buildings, as a starter for
tba new home of the celestials, all
with tha ornate lanterns and balcony
adorned fronts, are to be er acted In tha
triangle formed by Archer avenue.
Went worth avenua and Twenty-second
street.
Cold Cara Lead to Fines.
CHICAGO. Feb. 10 Street railway
companlea In Chicago were fined 11500
today by Municipal Judge Blake for
Insufficient heating of streetcars. Wit
nesses testified that tba temperature of
tha cara ranged between 41 and degrees.
No Appetite
"I took Hood's Sarsaparllla whan 'I
waa a vary sick woman, bad no appe
tite whatever, and could not sleep mora
than three hours a night. I waa per
suaded by a friend to try It. took two
bottles of It, and It greatly benefited
tut, cava ma a good appetite and sound
sleep. Mrs. John Edens. 1120 W. Srd
Bt Davenport. Iowa.
Hood's Saraapaxllla restores tha ap
petite and makes sleep sound and
refreshing by purifying the blood,
strengthening the nerves, aiding dlges.
tlon and building up the whole sys
tem. Take It thla spring. It achieves
Its great victories, not simply because
It contains sarsaparllla, but because It
combines the utmost remedial valuea of
mora than twenty different Ingredi
ents, each greatly strengthened and
enriched.
Get It today In usual liquid form or
tableta called Sarsatasa.
Affair $2S
Toothache Gum
I STOPS
TOOTHACHE
Instantly
Cli me cavity, i
i decas.
All drag states at by aaal. lie
C. - Ovwr a Co.. Drreotr. Micm.
Children's Underwear
The Garment 25o
A special underpricing of Children's
Cotton-Fleeced Vests and Pants
fine, soft finished, neatly trimmed
garments in all sizes. The kind sold
regularly lip to 45c a f2FC
garment, sale price 4J
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The Most in V aiue, The Best in Quality
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Sale Cashmere Stockings
A Pair 50o
Women's Full-Fashioned Cashmere
Stockings, made with gray heel and
toe and double sole. All sizes. Also
full seamless Hose in out sizes. The
kind sold everywhere at 65c CAr ;
a pair, sale price JJs
February Sale of Remarkable Offers
Two fictors contribute to make this month of February an especially desirable season to visit this store The first is the daily arrival of
hZevVotne Spring merchandise, affording first opportunity to view the newest creations of fashion in apparel, ff; Jonw
iuShin and many otheriinds of goods. The second is our February sales of new up-to-date merchandise offered at great reducbOT 3
frre-ular prices, that are only made possible by enormous trade transactions, planned months ahead, and by a consistent small prof it pol
icy We cordially invite you to view the exhibit of new merchandise which greets you at almost every turn and to participate m the benefit
'.i ... a. -t v , ,i TTniicnol onr! imrwvrtnnr K.t virtus arp here for those who come promptly. '
01 mis great reuruai boic. uuueum ""f o .
Mew Spring
Laces and
Trimmings
Beautiful indeed is our showing
of New Spring Laces and Trim
mings. Our last shipment made
our line complete, so now we can
show you the newest of the sea
son Shadow Venise, Macrame,
Filet, Babv Irish, Irish Crochet,
Maltese, Cluny and Point Flan
ders with Bands, Galloons and
Edges to match; also an unlimit
ed assortment of cotton, silk,
chenille and metal fringe, hun
dreds of the popular Venise ball
edges, besides gold, silver, pearl,
Indian bead, spangle and jet
bands so much in demand for
hair ornaments. See them be
fore the prettiest are carried
away. Our prices, as usual, you'll
find just as attractive as the
goods themselves.
These Unusual
Values For Tomorrow's
Selling :
Allover Embroidery and 45-inch
Flouncing, selling regularly to
$1.00 a yard, ARp
special at .tt-,
Allover Lace Full 18 inches
wide, shown in white, cream and
ecru. Values to Qr
85c, special OOL,
Linen Torchon and Cluny Lace
1 to 3 inches wide. Regular val
ues to 10c yard,
special at
Embroidered Bands, 3 inches
wide, shown in all wanted col
ors. Values to 35c, 1 Cp
special at -t'
Our Showing of
New Spring Silks
Is a Most Meritorious One
Von can search the whole town over and you
would not find a showing that will equal ours
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t eiiner m variety or price iuuco.
&e. are showing new and beautirui crea-
tinns C!nmp nnrl kpp. them.
New Silk Foulards at 75
A full showing of the celebrat
ed Shedwater Foulard Silks in
the new Spring designs and col
orings. They come in neat
small patterns, polka dots, and
other designs too- numerous to
mention. These are made of
the purest of silk fiber, are ab
solutely spotproof and 23 inches
wide.
New Satin Foulards at 59
Think of it beautiful Satin
Foulards at the price of
cotton fabrics! Rich, high-finished
Foulards, shown in a
wonderful assortment of neat,
dainty designs, dots, rings, etc.,
and in every desirable coloring.
These Silks are all the rage this
Spring. Buy them here and
save in the buying.
Beautiful JacquardMessaline
The Most Popular Silk Fabric Today The Newest Spring De
signs and Colorings at 75, 85 and $1.00 a Yard
Three qualities to choose from and each the best possible quality
to be had at the figure. 23 to 26-inch Jacquard Messalines,
shown in all the new and desirable designs and colorings. Espe
cially attractive are the neat pin stripes and rich over-designs.
This is a Silk that wears exceptionally well and is suitable for
any occasion. Let us urge immediate attention to this very im
portant saving.
New Weaves in Woolen Fabrics
French Challies
At 50 Yard Over seventy
five choice new designs to
choose from. Fine" pure wool
Challies, full 28 inches wide,
shown in every wanted color in
dots, rings, stripes, scrolls and
neat set patterns. Come and
make your selection while the
showing is at its best
Bordered Challies
At 65 Yard A magnificent
showing of the popular new
Bordered Challies. These are
the genuine French Challies
and are shown here in the new
est Spring colorings in rich and
exclusive designs. Especially
displayed and priced for this
sale at sixty-iive cents a yard
54 to 56-inch Fabrics Just received and placed on sale tomorrow
for the first time, an enormous assortment of Woolen Dress
0-ods, including the newest and best weaves and colorings for
Spring; new tans, new browns, new grays and the popular Scotch
Mixtures; all high-class fabrics, priced at only $1.50 a Yard
Dainty Com'
binati'n Suits
for Women
Of Fine Quality Materials and
Neatly Finished. Regular $2 and
$2.25 Values Tomorrow, $1.59
A great special offering of Womr
en's Combination Suits, in the
Corset Cover and Drawers or
Skirts, made of fine quality nain
sook and daintily trimmed with
laces, embroideries and ribbons.
Handsome well -finished gar
ments that sell regularly at $2
and .i-2.25 each. Your choice
from many pretty f-IQ
patterns p J.
Flannel Gowns,
75c and 85o Values,
Special 49 o
Another special clean-up sale of
Women's Flannel Gowns, made
of excellent quality pink and
blue-striped outing flannel.
They come with or without col
lar and are neatly trimmed and
finished. Shown in good full,
size and sell regularly at 75c
and 85c each. Special A Qp
for tomorrow mcJ
Flannel Gowns,
$1.00 and $1.25 Vals
Special 75c
At this price you have choice of
dozens of dainty patterns, made,
of good quality outing flannel in.
plain white or neat pink and.
blue-striped effect. They come
very full and are well finished.
To clean out the entire lot we are
offering regular $1.00 and $1.25
values tomor- '7 -"!"
row at
Women's New Spring Suits at
$12.50, $15, $17.50, $19.50, $35.00
New and advance Spring stvles in Women's Tailored Suits will be out in dress
parade this coming week the most complete and authoritative Spring showing
ever made in this locality so early in the season. It is impossible today to de
scribe these Suits in detail. You will want to sac them anyhow and we'll be glad
to show you our entire collection. .
The Spring Suits.are beautifully tailored. Some of them are plain, others have
a little trimming. The coats come in a good length, 26 to 28 inches, and the
Skirts are shown in numerous styles with high waist line. Materials are whip
cords, worsteds and light-weight Scotch mixtures. You will find these handsome
garments in any wanted plain color, also mixtures, and our prices will more than
meet with your approval.
Lawn Waists, Values to $2.50, at 39
A final clean-up of Women's White
Waists that are slightly soiled from
much handling. They are made of lawn,
linene, madras and zephyrs and neatly
trimmed with laces and embroideries.
Regular values to $2.50, Qf
cola t-i-niiOia
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Pongee Skirts at 92.50 and $3.90
A very, attractive showing of new Silk
and Ptongee Skirts for women. Come
in both light and dark colors in a guar
anteed washable silk in striped effect,
also natural color pongee. Made in
the waist effect with soft collar and
cuff. Priced at $2.50 and .$3.90
Newest Spring Styles in Wool Dresses From $7.50 Up to $15.00 Each
These new garments come to us from tailors whose finest product is always to
be seen at this store. The sales from these Drosses the past week is proof -evident
that they will not last long, so don't delay your visit. They are shown in
the latest styles, are of pure wool materials and come in colors cream, navy, tan,
brown, also black. -
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!w This Biff Shirt Sale
Why Not You, Mr. Man?
The big surplus stock that we closed out from one of
the largest Eastern manufacturers at a great price re
duction, together with all odds and ends and short lots
from our regular stock, presents an offering that for
variety and value giving we do not believe has had an
equal anywhere.
Men's Regular Negligee and Coat-Style Shirts, with
plain or pleated bosom and attached cuffs, A Qp
values to $1.00, priced this sale at fZJ
About 500 dozen fine Custom-Made Shirts, shown in
regular negligee and coat style, with attached cuffs.
They come with plain or pleated bosom in plain blue
chambray, blue with fancy stripes, and in white
grounds with small black figures or stripes in many
patterns. AH sizes in regular values up to a dollar.
Make the most of this saving opportunity and buy for
both present and future needs. You can A Qp
have choice from the entire lot at ZsKs
Wright's $1.00 Health Underwear at 79
A great special stock-reducing sale of Wright's non
irritating, sanitary wool-fleeced Health Underwear for
men, both shirts and drawers of seasonable weight and
in all sizes; perfect-fitting, excellent-wearing Under
wear that sells the world over at $1.00 a VQf
garment, now on sale at only
Women's Wool Vests and Pants
Seasonable styles in gray and cream colors and in all sizes. AQp
Best 85c grade on sale at
Again tomorrow yout attention is called to" this important sale of
Women's Fine Woolen Vests andPants in both gray and cream col
ors. They are seasonable weight, well-wearing garments that fit
perfectly and are neatly trimmed. All sizes. Best A
OOU glUUC iiuw Via. Doio ai
Women'sHigh Top Shoes $2,98
Regular $3.50 and $4.00 Grades
We know that we can please you in this sale of Women's High-Top
Shoes. Please you in both styles and price. All are high-grade
Shoes, made of the best of leathers, Patent Colt, Gunmetal and Vici
Kid. They come in blucher lace and in button styles with Good
year welt and hand-turned soles. All sizes and J? QQ
widths in $3.50 and $4 grades. Sale price JO
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