The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, March 17, 1904, Page 7, Image 7

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    THIS OREGON DAILY JOTTEAE, POnTLANT); TnUIlSDAY EVElTllTa 3IAMCH 17, 1004.'
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HOME OF STYLE
STORE' 7
AND QUALITY
speedily discerned the great value of 1U
team-heated polisher, and now at the
end of a year of lta service has added
a Becond polisher, heated by steam, 'ex
clusively for sliirt bosoms. T This is a
most marvelous piece of mechanism
works as If Imbued with human life..
The old-style shirt-bosom ironers left
the garment about half finished, band
Irons having to be used to complete the
Work; This marhtne. however . does, the
job at once, not Injuring the finest fab
rlo or the most delicate button. And
It does tha, work much more neatly than
It can be done by hand, and for soft-
, bosom shirts It Is a wonder. . They- come
from it looking as If the material bad
lust left the factory, with the newness
of gloss upon tha linen. Stiff-bosomed
shirts appear as If perfectly new, the
superior work of the machine being so
delightfully perfect. The Union laundry
is certainly up to date.
The prayer and Sunday-school rooms
of Grace Methodist Episcopal church
nave been - recarpeted and redecorated,
and tonight a missionary meeting will
be held. Mrs. Richmond Kelly, preil-
dent of the. auxiliary of-the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society, will have
charge of an hour's program devoted to
mission work In China. Mrs. Alexander
Jeffress, Miss Beatrice Appel, Miss
Mabel Haseltlne and Miss Ida Chan, the
latter In native dress, will participate in
the- program. The annual thank-offering
of the society will be received, and
this year will be applied to the erection
. of the Laura Cranston memorial hall of
the Foochow Conference seminary.
VUalia, Cat Alex, 8 week, Supreme
Secretary Order of Lions Received su
preme lodge warrant for 150, the amount
of my regular monthly pension on ac
count of the death of my mother, May
H. HalL Glen W. Hall, beneficiary, by
8. II. Hall, guardian. .The Order of
Lions will pay the guardian of this child
$50 per month for four years to coma
That father's memory will be dear to
his boy. whom he saved from the cold
charity of the world. : ,
The rain, of this morning came along
just In time to wash away the defeated
brother's tears. . The Union laundry,
Second and Columbia, however, got a
good deal of work from yesterday's
primaries, which its two steam-heated
polishers are turning out at tha rate of
60 pieces a minute,' and they're white as
Mount Hood on a sunny springtime af
ternoon. . .
Eddie Ives, who pleaded guilty to
simple larceny Monday, was sentenced;
to 40 days in the couty Jail. Judge
Cleland was lenient on account of Ives'
youth, the fact that it was his first of
fense, and the illness of his mother.
Mrs. Ivei desires to leave for Colorado,
as she Is a victim of consumption, and
her son is to accompany her.
It is likely that the proposed Improve
ments of Vancouver avenue between
Russell and Wheeler will be completed,
giving Upper Albina another street lead
ing to the steel bridge. It is proposed
to plank Vancouver avenue, between
Wheeler, Hancock and Broadway, and
then improve the remainder to Russell
street with macadam..
Municipal Judge Hogue yesterday
heard in private tha case of C. T. Gray,
arrested yesterday for assault, and de
cided to let the. prisoner go, upon his
own recbgnisanoe for SO days. At the
expiration of, that time he is ordered to
report to tha court as to bis conduct
and ability to pay a One.
Remember, tha Portland Custom Shoe
tt Repair Co. guarantee their sole sewing
not to rip, as we have the only perfected
hoe machine on the coast Surpasses
hand work. Ladles' sewed soles, to cents;
gent's, 76 cents and up. ' Work called for
and delivered. Phone Red 1966, or call
26 TamhiU street. Turns Halle building.
Hotel Van No Third and Pine, Mra
N. L. Slocum (formerly of the Kings
ton), proprietor. Exquisitely furnished i
not a poor room in the house; gas, steam
heat, hot and cold water in each room,
private baths, electrlo bells. Phone
Brown 47 J.
In Lower Albina. Goldsmith street Is
being paved with vitrified brick. Con
crete sidewalks are to be laid in that
street All the proposed and delayed im
provements will begin as soon as good
weather- sets In.
Tha ladles of the First Unlversallst
church will give a sociable Friday even
ing at the home of the pastor. Rev. W.
F. Small. 401 Oxford street Take the
Piedmont car and get off at Oxford
street
S. W. Gambia, secretary of tha Na
tlonal Sabbath Observance association,
will address the congregation of the
Taylor-Street Methodist church at the
regular prayer meeting tonight
Vine dayt Bui Meredith's umbrellas.
Repairing and recovering. Two stores-
Washington and 4th, Morrison and 6th,
Steamers' tor Tha Dalles will leave
Alder-street what 1 a. m. dally (except
Sunday). Phone Main 114.
Private alleys for ladles every after
noon at tha Portland bowling alleys,
First and Stark.
Home-made graham and rye bread at
the American . restaurant Third and
Couch streets.
Wahoo Tonic is no experiment; It
positively cures. , Testimonials for the
asking. : .
8. H. O ruber, lawyer. 41 Com'cl Block.
MANN &. BEACH
PRJNTKM
9? Second Strttt
Cronnd Floor .
BEST WORK
' Low Prices'
Telephone 444
Wash Day
Comes as sure as death and taxes, and
it is about as unwelcome a guest as
either of these two certainties. Tou
can avoid it if you wish by bringing
( your washing to us. You will ba sur
prised at the price , when you sea tho
quality ox im won . uarn ine
socks and mend tha clothes.- ,.,,..
OREGON LAUNDRY and
TOILET SUPPLY CO.
Phone Hast 1&. ' . 0. T. XTAJTS, Mgr.
LARGEST DAYLIGHT STORE IN THE NORTHWEST f FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS PO RTLAND'S NEW KI ND OF A STORE !
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Tomorrow! Tomorrow!! Tomorrow!!!
Against the success of these. marvelous Friday economy events. Come? Of course youll comet Forty-six weeks ago
these wondrous weekly bargain events sprung into instant popularity. It was glorious to watch the smiles of satisfaction
that wreathed the faces of our shopers. On every side we heard it remarked, that the values were simply amazing; and
that that smile has broadened feto the "Smile that won't come off." Pennies, nickels, dimes and "two-bit" pieces are
mighty factors in these sales. Every woman in Portland has become interested. Twould be folly indeed to miss one of
these great money saving sales. There's no semblance of profit to us in them; in some cases we positively lose, in others
the makers lose. In ah you gain, Tho prices drop the values soar higher than ever, and' yet there's not an article on
sale that we don't stand back of. Not an article but that is absolutely new and seasonable. But 'tis good merchandising
- for us to hold these bargain events, for it makes friends for the store and friends help us to grow, to expand, until soon we'll
greet you all from three of . the city streets. The new Sixth street annex is nearing completion. Its opening will follow quickly upon the spring openings,
which occur next Monday and Tuesday, all over the store, in every department, but Suits and Millinery will lead, and the second floor will be the theatre
where public attention will center. But- about tomorrow not all the good things are advertised here, but youll find hundreds all thro' the store, easily located
by the big yellow, price tickets that serve as guides to
Friday's Peerless, Unmatched Friday Economy Sale Specials
TODAY
ON THE GROUND FLOOR
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Boys and Men's Shop
Boys 50c Golf Shirts 39c
Boys' Madras Golf Shirts, hand
some patterns; grounds of : blue,
, white and pink, with neat, pretty
tripes in colors; best 60c values
ever shown here; Friday only
at 89a
Ladies SOc Vests 29c
. Underwear Aisle.
Pure White Swiss Ribbed Vests,
with high neck and long sleeves,
silk fronts and trimmed with silk
crocheting and drawn silk rib
bons, best SOc value In town; Fri
day only.... .............. ...S6
Women's50cHosiery 32cpr.
Imported German ' Hose,- in black
, lisle, a grand assortment of styles,
high spliced heels, double soles ;
and French toes, best 60c values .
ever shown in the shop: Friday
only at ......... .-V-.-.'a - pair
Boys SOc "Mother's Friend"
Waists 39c
TXaderwear Shop.
Of blue percale, nicely laundered. In
neat, attractive colorings and pat
terns, the -prettiest figured waists
we have ever shown among the
40c values;. hero on Friday only
for 39a
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Today we'U start the bargain mentions from
The Fourth Floor
And come down. And every stair la a step down In price, a lower rung
la the money ladderless for you to pay.
$1.50 Summer Comforters $1.15
Hera in Oregon one needs bed comforts even in summer, for a beauty
of our delightful climate is tha oool. comfprtabla night. At bedtime
you'll need these light weight, soft and downy cotton filled comforters,
covered with silkolena in attractive colors and patterns, fuU else and
splendid 41.60 values. In a regular way. Friday only, choice for Sia
IN THE DOMESTIC
CORNER.
35c Madras Wais tings 25c
Yard
Handsome, attractive Sllk-Flnlshed
White Waistings in Jacquard, fig
ured and striped, tha newest ef
fects in the new season's waist
ings and exceptional value at tha
regular price of 45c; on Friday
only at ISa yard
Ladies 25c Neckwear 10c
A nicely assorted lot of pretty White
Pique Stocks, Fancy Twice-Round
Croats, Twice-Round Fancy Mull
Autos, In washable goods, and a
big variety of Fancy String Ties,
actual 25c values; here on Fri
day for 10a each
Special lot of Fancy Stocks In both
silk and wash materials; also lace;
Friday 85o
Specials on VeBs
75o Chiffon Hat Drapes, in black,
brawn or blue: Friday only at tao
Plain Chiffon Hat D rapes, regular
60a values; Friday only at...SSo
Usoal 41.00 values in Hat Drapes;
on Friday only for Ma
Stopping off at Third Floor we find
Handsomely Decorated
Haviland China Sugars and Creamers
$1.40 Values at a 98c Price
Beautiful ware, prettily decorated In "dainty floral designs of natural col
ors. Handles and edges in heavy gold work. Everyday prloa of sugar
and cream is fl.40 the pair. Friday only...v 8o
ALONG DOWN TO THE SECOND FLOOR
We Note Friday Economy Sale Tickets
Scattered Aboot as Follows:
In The
Millinery
Salon
Tailored Hats
For $2.98
We've selected with an aye to
worth, novelty ana beauty
100 of absolutely new, strict
ly hand tailored hats, made
. over t,wire frames. In very
latest, smartest shapes and
chic styles, made of straw
or peroxllne braids, with
handsome, attractive trim
mings in silk, quill and
buckle ornament effects. Val
ues included in tha lot up to
46.00. pn Friday only for
absolute choice...... Sa.tt
See Washington Street Win
dow Display Tonight and
Early Friday Morning.
IN THE ANNEX
Among the Royal-Worcester Corsets, Infants'' Wear and Undermusllns.
Women's 65c Aprons 39c .
Of fine cambric 6g Inches wide, 44 Inches long, with 10 -Inch hem at bot
tom. Long, liberal strings Inches wide, . with 10-inch hem. Grand
value at 4 60 each. Special Friday for ........gas '
IN THE ART SHOP Thoroughfare Aisle
Mouslin de Lain Center Pieces 7c
II inches square, with finished edge, stamped in handsome floral designs in
attractive and almost countless variety. Special Friday at, each......Te
Wants Answered
Every -day needables at less prices
than you'd expect to pay. These
prices for Friday only.
FSTDAT BASOATJr OXZPS.
That Hew Into the- adverteet's bas
ket Women's 46o shell-color
Side Combs, , extra quality, per
pair 45a
J5o shell Pompadour Combe, full
curve .................US
41.44 square braid Indian Lorgnette
Chains in assorted colorings.. 90s
SOo beaded Lorgnette Chains in all
colors, half price, each ...... SSa
Portland Souvenir Brooch Flag
. Pins, regular S 60 values, for. .Boa
46c sterling silver Garter Buckles,
pair . ....Ma
4 60 imported French Cloth
Brushes 8S0 ,
66c extra quality French all-brie-
v.tle Cloth Brushes , Mo
60 solid back Hair Brushes of
large sise, ail bristles, 60a
5c fine wire Hair Brushes, with
black ebonlsed backs toa
Ladles' 46a and 66c Leather Belts,
in all wanted leathers, including
patent leather, suede or seal, all
slsas and colors XOa
White Waxed Paper, for wrapping
lunches, etc, t quires for 10a
660 Cabinet Correspondence Paper,
41 Shasta and same number en
velopes, in 4 tints, box .......88a,
White Pearl Buttons, I doa ori card,
1 or 4 hole, all Slsea. special at,
card ...XOa
Kid Hair Curlers, 414 in. long, reg
ular price la doa. Special. Fri
day, at. dos.
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1 Of Authoritative 1904 Easter and New Season
Styles Occur at This Portland's Acknowl
edged Premier Home of Recognized Fashions
Next MONDAY and TUESDAY.
The climax of months of planning;, the results of miles of
travel and patient indefatigable research comes to its
crowning triumph here at this RELIABLE "Old Home
stead" shop of Quality and Style next MONDAY and
TUESDAY. While this and that store holds and heralds
its desultory "Opening" in one or two departments, this
store will conduct '
An Immense Two-Day World's Exposition of the
New Season's Art and Beauty Products! A
Stupendous, Superb, Magnificent Industrial
Exhibit and Splendor Fete, Unequaled
West of the Mississippi.
Preparations have been going on for months. The decorations and special features alone
have employed a score of skilled artisans for weeks past Special attractions have been
borrowed from the great eastern centers of industry and the realms of nature invaded to
assist in this, "SPRING'S MASTERPIECE IN MODERN MERCHANDISING GAL
LERY OF WONDERS FROM FASHIONLAND. A WONDERFUL EXPOSE of the
SUPERLATIVE IN STYLE AND QUALITY CREATIONS DOWN-TO-DATE, IN A
CHARMING SETTING FROM , NATURE, PLAYED WITH MUSIC ACCOMPANI
MENTTHE SWEETEST THAT EVER BEGUILED HUMAN EAR. Fairyland
bound and bro't within four great walls, but a willing captive to the charms of human
art. Stick a hat pin thro' these dates, ,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, March 2!st and 22d
THE GRAND OPENINGS
Ladies' $450 Cambric
Petticoats $1,95
Of fine whitecambrie, with 10-lneh deep Spanish
flounce of llnj lawn with cluster of T tucks, I rows
of lH-inch Valenciennes lace Insertion and 4-Inch
Valenciennes lace edging, or of soft finished cambric
lawn, with Spanish flounce, cluster of hemstitched
tucks, lH-losh embroidery insertion and 7-Inch em
broidery edging. Regular values are 44 and 44.60.
We combine tha lots for Friday selling and offer them
for the day only the biggest bargain In town at
one price, choice for US
In Tha Women's Ready-to-Don Salt Salons
New Dainty White Shirt Waists
Splendid $3.50
Values at $2.39
Sparkling with newness, bright and X
fresh as spring itself. These beautl- I
f ul waists are not ret three weeka
away from the maker' hands, away
back on tha Atlantlo seaboard. Ma
terials are of dainty lawns, mercer
ised madras and mummy weaves,
handsomely figured in white effects.
elaborately trimmed In open work lace. T
y J 1 VW. . WAVM UI.WII wv.lk .
Intricate hemstitching. About 300 la
the lot. Smart Styles and superb In
appearance. The bast 46.40 value wa
have ever known to be offered by any
house la America. Friday only at
SSJ
Or until lot Is sold.
IN THE SILK AND DRESS
GOODS ANNEX
50c Spring Novelty Tweeds
39c Yard
44-lnch new spring Tweed Suitings. ,
in plain and illuminated effects;
very desirable fabrics in spring
wear for shirtwaist suits and
children's use; splendid wearing
fabric and unmatchable value aC
60c On Friday only at, yd.. Mo
30c Dress Linings 21c Yard
64-Inch- Sylke Morle Velour, made
especially for hard wear: splen
. did for linings, petticoats aiM
drop skirts; has rich silk finish;
comes In following colors: Cream,
tan, gray, navy, cardinal, castor,
myrtle green and brown; regular
60c a yard value, Friday, special,
at, yd Sla
39c Corded Wash Silks 24
New Corded Wash Silks, in all tha
new colors; these are the Imported
Japanese make; regular value, 6o
, per yard, Friday, special, . .94.
Let Nothing. Hinder Your Attendance at the Grand Formal Spring
Opening Here Next Holiday and Tuesday
iSole Portland Agents for the WORLD FAMOUS DIAMONDS-Spe-
Women's 50c
Storm Rubbers
25c
Shoe Able
Women's New $4
Shoes $2.74
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Now, don't confound this grand Shoe
Special with tha job lota of old
trash being talked about as "bar
gains" ( T). by careless stores. Wa
haven't forgotten that this is
Spring Opening Season, and so
make our' own. ' special values
from new and down-to-date goods.
We've sold out all the odds and
ends of stock during the clear-,
anoe sales, and have only new
; goods to offer; so we' say again
don't confound this grand and
'genuine bargain offer with any
r conglomeration of antiques shown
i around town and heralded as bar
gains. But do compare, for we're
winning friends .very day by
comparisons being mud.
others, then see oure." This offer
Includes Women's Kew Street
Shoes, blacks or the new tni,
fashion's latest, high rut. or On
fords, 24 new styles In the choos
ing, very stylish leathers, em
bracing Patent Kid r V!l, Tlie
best 43.60 and -4f OA niua, fmm
aU new, fresh stocks, rrliUy n(y
at the pair HT4