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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1906)
Merchandise Purchased on Today, Tomorrow and Friday Will Go on Your October A Closed Saturday Until 6 PM. Account of HolidayOpei "Pirinnkir"Siov , Staal lUagft 94H tag, to ibm m Mt-CompUU Aortm t . tWddiag, Mstra a, Sayrfasgs. Cowforfr. Btonkf PiUewi-Third Floor The Meier 8b Frank Store Great Sale Women's Millinery Pattern Hats at Low Prices Sensational sale of all our highest claw Millinery today, tomor row and Friday As a special feature we offer choice from all our magnificent Pari and New York Pattern Hats at greatly reduced price They aerved their purpose for "Opening Dayi" many found new owners the remaining beautiful creations are now offered at very interting price Every, creation the newest and handaomeat atylea produced by famous artiste Women who want something out of the ordinary in Fall and Winter Headgear should profit by this great sale of Pattern Hats Today, tomorrow Friday Grand special values in Women's Ready-to-Wear and Street Hats, all thk season's mcftt attractive styles, in all grades; prices range from S2.00 to f 1B.OO each. Entire new line of "Phipps" Hats, "Atchin son" Hats, "Gage" Hats, "Bendel" Hats, "Burgesser" Hats. Tailored novelties of pretty effects; all the newest ideas in shapes and trimmings. Felt Hats at Off 500 new White Felt Hats, ready to trim and ready to wear haft; just the shapes and effects that every stylish woman wants nowadays; all grades; on sale at one quarter off regular prices; take fff advantage of this extraordinary opportunity fa JW Complete New Line Infants' Bonnets Second Floor. Arttaijc Pictw Framing to Your Ordw at Low Prices Treats and Traveling Bags, Every Good Style 3d Floor The Meier (Sb Frank Store Men's Cashmere Hose ' ' v 50c Values at 1 7c Pair Another great " special offering of 5000 pairs of men's Cashmere Soar tn grays, oxfords and blacks, first and second grades The entire re serve stock of a prominent eastern mill All tizee- Regular values up to 50c a pair Buy all you want at this extremely low f s price, at, the pair. ..T .... C 8 pairs for 50 1 100 dozen Men's Fancy Lisle and Cotton Hose, in light and dark patterns, first and second qualities, large assortment to select from; all siaes, val- I Q ues up to 50c pair, on sale at ... 1 7C Mgn'e We are showing an immense variety of new Shirts tor vawaB W fall sno! winter wear, everv rtv atvl rnlnritur anil ma. terial, in such well-known makes as "Cluett," "Manhattan, ' "Monarch," "Star," "M. & F. Shirts," etc.; all grades; prices from 01.OO to SJS.5 each. Shirts Cwatom Saada aad Drapery Work -Or Sedalty 3d Floor "Wmaasette' Ssrwtng MaoksBes, S 13.00 to $33.00 aUol, The Meier 2b Frank Store Women sUnderwear $1.00Valuesat53c Stationery and Drug Sundry Specials Fairy Soap, special, dozen.. 45 Tetlow's Cold Cream, $4-lb Shelf Paper, all colors, 10-yd. Okayed Toilet Paper, dozen boxes, at this low price... 194 folds; special, each 3d n . a; : , SB Sanitol Tooth Powder 194 500 boxes of "Brandon" Linen Chamois Skins, for piano pol- Women's All Rubber Vaginal Box Papers, 50 sheets, 50 ishers and window cleaning Svrinaes- soecial at each 494 envelopes, best grade linen -every one perfect, 75c v T paper, white onl?; 50c val. 9 values for 994 Eagle Fountain Synnges, hard aJl"iat pu;t r.rM. ft Celluloid Soap Boxes, pink, rubber fixtures, every one Steamboat Playing Cards.... e blue and white; special at. 194 guaranteed, great value at 49 Bicycle Playing Cards 194 Puff Box, in all colors 994 Eagle Water Bottles, 3-quart Congress Playing Cards S9e Liquid Veneer, makes old fur- size; special value at, each. 84 Tally Cards and Dinner aiture new; trial size, speciaLS) All lines of drugs at lowest prices. Cards; special, dozen ... .194 Kitchen Goods Specials Tomorrow Earthenware Cuspidors, each. 114 Granite Sauce Pans, each 944 50c Granite Sauce Pans 39e 30c Granite Bread Pans 94 9-Hole Granite Muffin Pans 28 5-pint Nickel Tea Pots 98 Nickeled Crumb Tray and ' Scrapers, great value, at... 12 Damaged Graniteware, Tin ware ami Nickel Goods at HALF PRICE 5-arm Clothes Racks ....194 3-arm Clothes Racks.: 8 40c Wash Boards, each ...... 82 No. 8 Galvanized Wash Boil ers .. . r 81 2-fold Clothes Horse 62 Glass Hand Lamp, with No. 2 burner, complete, for 29 Snart Earthenware Tea Pot. 18 uster Furniture Polish 19 Basement Phone Exchange 4. Women's 60c Hosiery 19c Pr. Every woman in town is interested in today's Important news of a freat three days' Hosiery Sale -8000 pairs of women's fine French Lisle Tan Lace and Plain Pause) Stockings in a large assortment of attractive patterns in boot and alloyer effects Hosiery of the best style and quality in siaes S to 10 The only reason for this unusual price reduction is the fact that we own too much of this line of merdbandise-vrstocktkl the room is needed for other lines The first loss is always the W-f 4 best so here's your opportunity to buy hosiery IWP worth up to 60c a pair at this low price, per pair Economical women will give early attention to their needa CHILDREN'S 33c 'HOSE 19c PAIR. 8000 pairs of Boys' and Girls' Fine Imported Cotton Ribbed Stockings, double knees, heels and toes, guaranteed fast black ; . sizes 5 to 10-inch ; every pair in the lot standard 35c a q value; buy all you want of them at this low price, pair. 1 7C Mail and phone orders will be promptly filled. aw ixi v m Flannelette Gown Sale WOMEffSand CHILDREN'S Sacond Floor 100 dozen Women's Flannelette Night Robes, made of good qual ity flannelette, fancy blue and pink stripes, also pure white, made in kimono and Mother Hubbard styles, trimmed in fancy braids and silk stitching and flannelette embroidery; all" sizes; best $1.25 values QO. at this low price .70C Children's Flannelette Night Gowns, made of good quality flannelette, fancy stripes and braid-trimmed, all ages; best 75c values on sale at , this low price fJ7C Ten cases of Women's Winter Un derwear to be sold this week at a price about one half real value Thia underwear made by one of the large eat and best mills in die land; every . garment is guaranteed as to fit and wearing qualities Swiss-ribbed, heavy weight cotton High neck and long sleeve vests Silk crochet ed neck and silk front, ankle length tights Perfectly fashioned All sizes Regular $1.00 values on sale for the remainder of week at 53c .See Fifth Street Window Display ecial Sale New Flannels 5.000 yard of new 27-inch Swansdown Flannels, in a great variety of patterns; floral designs, butterfly patterns, etc.; for wrap- 1 sV pers, children's apparel, etc.; great special value at, per yd. 1 arC 31-inch Unshrinkable Iowa Flannels, for shirtwaists; handsome de signs and colorings; very large assortment to select from; A grand values at this exceptionally low price, per yard 4UC New Bath Robe Flannels, all fancy stripes, full 60 inches New Bath Robe Flannels, all fancy stripes, full 60 inches wide; grand special value at this low price, per yard.. af Jv 38-inch English Suiting Flannel, cream grounds with stripes L and checks, very' attractive styles, large assortment, per yd. UvC $4.50 Axminster Rugs $2.95 Each Great special sale of 1,000 High Grade Axminster Rugs In oriental and floral designs and beautiful colorings, size 36x63 inches; QL regular $4 50 values on sale for a few days only, each fsyiSJ 1,000 Axminster Rugs, in oriental and floral designs, immense assortment to select from, size 27x54 Inches; regular $2.50 values on 1 9L sale at this exceptionally low price I O $5 Tapestry Coach Covers $3.95 Great special lot of Double-Faced Tapestry Couch Covers in oriental' de signs, over 20 patterns to select from, nandsome colorings and com binations; an advantageous purchase from a large manu- 1 OC facturer enables us to sell $5.00 values at ytJ7J GrandWaistBargains $6 to $10 Val. $3.85 New Waists Up-to-date styles in taffeta sflks, peaq de cygnea, welts, alloyer laces, crepe de chines Plain colors. stripes, checks An immense assortment of attractive styles; fancy or tailor-made effects Trimmed with fine laces, tucks; fancy round, square and pointed These waists were the entire reserve stock of New York's largest manufac turer, a concern we do a great deal of regular business with and which always gives us preference when it cornea to handing out unusual values $6.00 to $10 values Your choice at thia very low price of, each. $3.85 Town Toplcs" xonasT's Hlllf ,, Baker .. Eainlr . Lyric .... Star I'nntafaa i. rind . . i . .Qaergla Mine tn la ."The Wllderaeae" "A Mad Dora" "A Cubes Spy" , "Bast Liana" Vaodevtlle TaedeviUe JaDM Blair of 1(1 Third street waa Arrested yesterday by Detectives Mean and Jones on a warrant charging htm with larceny from the person. He la accused of having stolen a watch from W. Wilier while drinking In a Third street saloon. The timepiece was found in Blair's possession when Searched at the city prison. Wllley claims that he was endeavoring to dispose of the watch to Blair when the latter grabbed the property. The complaining. witness after finding that his property had been recovered by the police announced his Intention of dropping the case. The authorities refused to countenance such a proceeding, and the matter will be tried In the municipal court tomorrow morning. Charging that Byver H. Farina, aged 4 years, had contracted the habit of LETTER PRESS PRINTING as done by us excels steel die, lithograph 6 copperplate work and costs much less Let at show too lam pies of High class Oice Stationery TWO fHONES BOTH MAIN 165 FWBaltcs&Co 0ssi fhiatng First 6 Oak excessive drinking, has drawn money frequently for the purpose of going on drunken sprees, to the great scandal of himself and family, and will waste his mmia hlmlf tn want and fax his family and ths county for his sup port, a petition aecianng mat ne is a spendthrift and asking that a guardian be appointed for htm was filed In the county court thia morning by his son. Nets a Fenna, of SOS First street. Fenne's property consists of real ' es tate, notes, mortgages and cash to ths amount of IJ.70O. His son ssked ths county court to petition the county judge to appoint a guardian for him, which was done. County Judge Webster, as a member of the county court, sign ing a petition addressed to himself as Judge. The suit of I a. Cleveland to fore- clone a mortgage of $300 on the property Owned by Frank and Emma lorets in Alblna la being heard before Judge Oan- tenbeln in the circuit court today. The mortgage waa made to O. af. Smith and transferred to Mrs. Cleveland. It la al leged by Lorets and his wife that thay offered the money in payment of the mortgage, but could find no one to re ceive It It Is stated also that since the commepcement of the suit the mort gage waa garnished by Caroline Baum. who secured a Judgment for 1900 against Smith tn a suit In the circuit court It la alleged that Mrs. Baum says the transfer of the mortgage from Smith to Mrs. Cleveland waa fraudulent. J. H. Hall appears as attorney fdr Mrs. Cleve land. Loets Is represented by Attorney John Ktehburn. The skilled tailoring counts. Our tailors know thalr work and Just how to do it Wo have over a thousand dif ferent styles to select from, and make any piece of goods In the store to your order for 125. No more; no less. This Is something no other firm In ths city wUl do. Unique Tailoring Co., SOS Stark street, near Sixth. Water through hose for sprinkling yards or' sidewalks, or washing porches or windows, must be paid for In advance and uaed only between the hours of S and S a. m. and I and S p. m. It must not bo used for' sprinkling at rest a. If used contrary to these rules, or wests fully. It will be shut off. Ths seventh anniversary of the Sea men's tnstltuts will be celebrated at the Institute, on Front and Flanders streets, Saturday night at S o'clock. An Interesting musical program will be given and speeches made by Governor George O. Chamberlain. Mayor Harry Lane, George Taylor and K W. Hast ings. Ths chair will be taken by James Laldlaw, British consul and president of ths Institute committee. Miss Les lie Wsidlsr wUl be the . pianist of ths evening and Mrs. Ernest Laldlaw. Miss Mar ga rat Gibson and James Cormack will sing. There will also be a vocal dust by Miss Beala and Miss Bingham. Earl Seeley and rllenn Putnam, two K-y ear-old boys, who ran away from their homes In San Jose, California, wars taken Into custody last night by the police upon advices from ths sheriff of Santa Clara county. Ths boys left ths Prune City last Tuesday and after spending a few days In San Franolsoo wsnt to Drain, Oregon, to work on the railroad under construction. They ar rived lnthla city last nlsht without Why Worry Over Valuables And important papers? No need of it. Secure a box in our Safe Deposit Vault and rest assured they are secure. The vault is ab solutely fire and burglar proof, having heavy re enforced concrete walls, steel lined and electric wired with the latest de vice to show the slightest tampering, and as an extra precaution the bank is pa trolled night and day by a watchman. Boxes $4.00 and up, per year. Oregon Trust k Savings Bank Sixth and Washington St. funds and soon after fell In the clutches of a vigilant patrolman. They will be held pending a communication from their parents. Fred Watklns was arrested this morning ty Patrolman Stark Lytle on a chargs of larceny. It is alleged that hs stole) a quantity of Iron pips, which had been stored by ths gas company at First and Clay a treats, and disposed of ths property to a Junk dealer Hs en tered a plea of not guilty tn the mu nicipal court and gave as a defense that he thought ths iron had been thrown away. Judge Cameron found Watklns guilty and will proaounos sentenoe tomorrow. The twentieth anniversary of ths or ganisation of ths -Wonwrn-s Horns Mis sion society Of the M. E. church of the Oregon conference will be obssrved by a meeting at Sunnyslde church to morrow afternoon St t:S0. Reports or ths year's work will be submitted. Dr. E. R WUHs of ths Nstlonal Training school of San Francisco will dsllver the sddress. The soloists will be Miss Inss Cummlng. soprano, and Mrs. A. M. Smith, contralto. Two hundred dollars saved each month on rent by moving upstairs di rectly above a SS10 per month store room. Ws can afford to make your clothes for considerable less than ths tailor paying a high ground-floor rent Ws carry a largo stock of up-to-date woolens, snd guarantee our work to be artistic In stylo and faultlsss tn fit. Armstrong, the tailor, Raleigh build ing, SIS Washington street. Otto A Crockett, real estate man. have on display at their office. 248 H .Wash ington street, a fine specimen of corn raised In Clackamas county, nsar Da mascus, by J. H. Boring, a resident of Oregon for Is yesr. No better sweet com can be shown anywhere in the United States. It la thus evident that corn can be raised in the Willamette valley. This has long been denied. Charging desertion beginning In April. 1S0S. George Whits has begun suit In the circuit court fnr a dlvoros from Jsnnle White. They were mar ried tn this city tn September. 1S00. Attorneys A. C Emmons and W. J. Maksllne appear for Whits. Wilson, the suctlonesr, Is closing out ths Boyd Tea company stock of oreokery. etc., at Eleventh and Morrison streets. all this Dramatic Rseltal Tonight Don't fall to hear Mrs. Louisa Humphrey-Smith, who Is an artist and greet favorite. Her program will be varied and choice. Unitarian chapel tonight at S:1S. Tick ets at Woodard, Clarke Co.'s, 50c. Rev. W. D. and Mrs. Noyss, spiritual mlssloaarlea, will hold their last service Sunday evening at Drew hall. ISt Second street, before their departure for Ta ooma, where they are sngagsd as pastors of the Tacoma Spiritual society. "Pinna Forget" concert at Arlon hall tonight by Nannie Stracban of Gala shlels and Gavin Spsnes of Edinburgh under the auspices of Clan Maelaay, to be followed by a dance. Everest's or chestra. Admission SOo. Ths Oregon Law school will open for enrollment of students on September IS, at S o'clock p. m., at S10 Marquam building, Portland, Oregon. For cata logue address R T. Richard eon. attorney at law, saiem. uregoo. Articles of Incorporation of the Dun can Drug company have been filed In the office of the county clerk by IX M. Duncan. S. V. Duncan and B. a Haney. Thay will sngags In ths retail drug husl ness. Capital stock, IS, 000. The Japanese Anti-Dust Compound for sweeping floors Is superior to any thing for ths purpose on the market F. E Reach a Co.. the Pioneer Paint Co., agents, ill First street Phone Main 1114. Tour Eyes Examined Free. .We are still selling eyeglasses at 11 00. A per fect flt guaranteed. Met agar Co.. Jewelers and opticians. 111 Sixth Street New Bast Bids Firm Williamson a Co. have a nsw, attractive store at 14f Grand avenue, near Bast Morrison. Men's furnishings, hsts. umbrellas. Ths best noon lunch In. Portland at ths Nsw Scott restaurant for lis, Grill-room service at popular prices. Seventh and Ankeny. Spttsner's Philharmonic society. Nsw members admitted. Rehearsals on Sun day at 1:10 o'clock. Second and Mor rison streets. Woman's Exchange, 1SS Tenth street, lunch 11:10 to S; business msn's lunch. Acme Oil Co. sella the best safety coal oil and One gasoline. Phone Baat 70S. Solicitors wanted. (IS Lumbar Changs. Dr. Amelia Zteglsr has ret Ui' The HeMi Theatre Too la t, Tnaaday, WMasasay Seaata, SilS aswgala Matisse Walaaasay Georgia Minstrels POPULAR PniOSat ETentass. Sft. SOa aad Toe Matinee 26c , Watch fee tae Big Pareaa Today. Extra! Heilig Theatre WALDEMAR UND IN VIOLIN RECITAL Friday Evmrao. apiaJasaa is, isss Assam by the fallowing arttets: aba. Walter Ba, the Lekaae Qsartet, Mra. W. B. Tsaaaae. Mr. A. AleSander. Mr. baa J. Ses aad Mr. B. Coureea. Tlrketa $1 00 at tbaatra. Woodard. Clarke A Oa.'a aad Graves' Mnalr Mare. BAKER THEATRE a Main 1SOT. Oao. L. Baker. Maaager. OSSPUN I11KATKS t-tJj UCBSSB. Tela weea ' Taaifht aad All TV Mattaaa SatarssT By Author ot ''wbaa We Were Twaaty-Oaa. Bveninc Prlcaa- JBc. SSe aad Boe. Matinee rneae ia aaa sk Baat Week "A TEXAS EMPIRE THEATRE Mlltea W Seaaaaa. Mgr. Phone Mala 1SOT. Portland Papular Pkyssoae. All Thia Week the Gsatsalsg Baaettoea Attraea. Maratla Smart, la a New Var , alon af "Lady Andley'e secret.'' fa Beaaarnl Lor Play 'A MAD LOTS' Matlaee Saturday PBICB KT,nlnse, lk. See. SSe and 6oc. Matin. iO . I So aad iSJe. Best Attraction ' A Mill i aaa ire Twaauy." THE STAR Weak sf seat. s. ALLEN STOCK fOMPANY Praeeata the Classic Heart Drama "EAST LYBKX" Matinees Tuesday. Tharaday. Saturdays aad Sundaya: sricaa. 10 and 20 casta. Every cass ias at S:1S; prieaa. IS. SO aad SO rats. a- 1 " ' - " "1 pnoot ror aoia rsans ereoiaf PANTAGf rcVBTB ABB ST ABB STB. THE rOTJB BEES" aad Oa. A Beal Ti The Blegaash Jaa Pwfonaaec Salty at S:S0. T:S0 aad t n. ra. Adaateaton, 10c aad SSe. Bases. SSe. Ladles and children take say seat at weekly aw tree a far 10a. FREE! Moving Pictures I.J?S! Brews aeallsed. The Broksr'e Athletic Typewriter. A Victim sf ClrranaatSa tlal Erldeaea. Bridget MrKeaa'a MlefeHssja. Evarybodr Worka hat rather, laasissn riSlI tor. Bride of Stake. Oeraaaa Warahln am Besgh Bees. Other mlaeaUaaeeaa rabjaeta Try 0Tnias. a e rises. MO COBB SB MtBIBON BAB aV'aS rMAN1i7Dr.r AsVar rtn the rslktrea, AND Till nil. thaw. The Grand Weak af Sept, SS BelUe Aasra Oaaa paay af trend Mr3JLmrU Well. Berne asanas. WUaoa A Bisk. iwsAManLATMB Bsreis mart. Prieaa Matin. 10 to all easts aseest Saas. EtbIbss. Baa.. 10c S0e, hex seats it riftwrn t h, imVuTh 9, LYRIC THEATRE WEBK BEGINNING UPTKMBCB U A ffTBMtiWnl Wm1a4ll Bastl "The Cuban Spy" I AB rOUB ACTS MANUFACTURERS SALE Ws Manufacture LADIES' UNDERWEAR SILK. GOODS Buy direct from ths mamtfactorsr and you will save a good dsal. Our goods are strictly Bret-claee la svsry respect SING CHONG tsfe CO. Lewis & Lewis Arcartsxta Speelellsts In Artistic Interior. . MUwaukla Country BpsIsis aad rsliftn sis n Seilwood sad Origss CHf m aad Aides. MsVaft 0