TIID OIILGOII DAILY JQURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY- 7. 1007.
LINGERIE, WAISTS IN NLW EFFECTS
Our splendid showing of Lingerie Waiste will give you a comprehensive idea
of what the prevailing styles will be for the coming season. There ia an air
f freshness about these dainty garments that is bewitching, and the many
lacy effects lend a note of dressiness to the entire line. Sleeves are mostly in
three-quarter length. . -. , . .
SPEAKING Of GLOVES FOR SUMMER
The long silk and lisle kind may seem out of place just now. That's Just
the point now'i the time to speak about them and buy them, because
they're going to be scarce very scarce. In' a -short time people will talk
about them and exclaim: "My. but they're awfully scarce, and what prices
they charge!" Buy them now.
Good Merchandise Only Quality Considered Our Prices Are Always the Lowest.
jriraordinaiy Clearance Bargains lor Friday
So immediate and tremendous has been the, success of our great Friday Bargain Day Sales that we have prepared a carnival of Bargains
on a yet larger scale. Fifty bargains have been set apart, for, tomorrow's selling at prices that will create unbounded enthusiasm. Each
of the bargains that followhas been selected for its timeliness as well as its extraordinarily low price. QUANTITIES ARE RESTRICT.
' EDI Prices are marvelously low. Read every item in this extraordinary presentment. ;'--T.
Foreign Art Prints
Infants' Flannel Skirts
4Q For Infants' $3.00 long
' etnbioi dered ( lanne
18c
For exquisite . . reproduc-
$1
tions ' from foreign .artists
of distinction. ' Regular j. values
from 75c to $2.50.
.Friday Bargain Day.
and White Skirt, lace and inser
tion trimmings. ,
"" Friday Bargain Day; '
I inyJL
Cotton Challies, 5c YarcJ
A yard for -Cotton Challies
in new oriental figures and
colorings. Cood for covering
comfortables. -" , . .
- Friday Bargain Pay. ,-.)"
Sewing Silk Veiling- f'
1(n A yard ' for . 25c and ; 35c
vw Sewing . Silk Veiling, : in
black, brown, blue and green. "
' Friday Bargain Day. ! : l.
v:38-Inchk Black Taffetas.
QCa A yard;' exceptionally low
J' price for,36-inch black Taf
feta,' ehiff on finish, 'for shirt-waist
suits. . . ' ' : : ,'
Friday Bargain Day.
Embroidery and-Flouncing-li.
' O tip For beautiful .Nainsook and
itl Swiss mbroidery , and
Flouncing,' 10 to 18 inches wide;
$1.25 value. . . . , ,
' Friday Bargain Day.
Cream Mohair Waistings
AQr A yr fr 38-inch Cream
.Mohair Waistings, small
figures; splendid for wear and ap
pearance. - - ... . '
Friday Bargain Day. .
1 87c
$2.50 Swiss Flouncing ,
For Nainsook i and Swiss
Flouncing. 18 and 20 inches
wide; .value to $1.50 a yard.
' Friday Bargain Day,
: Check Suitings .,'."'
A'Xfs For 36-inch Black and
TJU White Check Suitings, for
shirt-waist suits. At dress goods
counter .." ;.''. -"" , - -Friday
Bargain Day. )
75c Floorshine, 35c
Qp.For this splendid prepara
tion o freshen up the bor
ders around your rug7 and floor, ,
' ' Friday Bargain Day.
I .: 55c Back Combs, 23c
OQf For Amber or Shell Back
Jy Combs; fine - finish, best
quality; very special sale irice. ,
' : Friday" Bargain Day.
Se-Hair-Pinsr-IOc-
' 1 fr For Loop Hair Fins in am
"v ber and shell; a good
strong pin at less than half price
" Friday Bargain Day. '
. 15c Hair Retainer, 8c -
" t - -.-. -Qf
For neat little tuck Comb to
catch up the short hairs; very
neat , . J ." ' .
Friday Bargain Day.
Valentine Napkins
Pet 100 for Novelty Valen
tine .Napkins of crepe pa
per, for Valentine parties; new de
signs... ' ' , v ... lv
Friday Bargain Day. ; r '
.'AH Wool Panamas .
CQ A'yard for 40-inch Black
''w and Colored Panamas, all
wool; an exceptional , Friday bar
gain sale. , i-. .
Friday Bargain Day. '
Colored Sicilians
- ;
COp For 50-inch Colored Sicil-
tans, pure mohair, high
lustre, extra quality; wears beauty
fully. . ... ......
Friday j Bargain Dtjf. ;
Real -Water proof Auto Coats
A OS or 'g'ar$l7.50 Genuine Hodgman Rainproof
Automobile Coats; which can also be used for
street wear; made in silk and linen finish, with trimmed
belts and turned cuflr, OTnamentedwjthj;;buttons. At - a .
fraction' of wholesale cost.' . ... t . -. :
- For Friday Bargain Day.
Dress Goods Remnants - -
1 PRICE for thousands of rem
fl nants of black and colored
Wool Dress Goods; all lengths.
Friday Bargain Day.
Lace Curtains at Almost rfalf
10 OR Lace Curtains selling regularly tip to $5.00,
H-0 in Cluny, Renaissance, Irish Point. Cable Net
and Battenberg effects, white or Arabian color. Sold at
special sale Friday 'at a price so low that every prudent
housewife will buy for future .needsr : - vv
..;; i Por Friday Bargain Dy.- T-
" Mpn's .Jderlno 0nderwear . .
A "Ir For Men's Underwear, sell
JV tngVcgularly to $1.00; near-'
ly all sizes and various weights.
'Friday 'Bargain Day. ;
$1.00 Back Combs, 48c V-
ARf ot these pretty and stylish
-tO Back Combs; gold" plated
mounts on shell comb; very smart
Friday Bargain Day.
Children's Hosiery -
1 0f For thtTdrenV fast black
ribbed , cotton school
Stockings, double heels and toes;
seamless.. :
', " Friday Bargain Day.
JBJeached Linen Napkins
41 Q C For -bleached all-linen
ipi.OU Napkins, fi-size; sell
ing regufarly ior $2.00 dozen. :
"'.,? Friday Bargain Day.; ' .
Linen Table Cloths v
IRQ linen Table Cloths, 8-4 size;
OiC por $i.so half bleached all
most extraordinary value.
Friday Bargain Day, .
Squares and Scarfs .
OQ For 50c Squares, 30x30 in.
For :50c Scarfs,- 18x50 in.
Many specials in fancy linens. -
Friday Bargain Day. .
White Chiffon Batiste;
20c
white cnitton Batiste; one
of the most usable wash fabrics.
Friday Bargain Day.
Men's Night Shirts
A fir For men's regular 7Sc
. Night Shirts, made of good
soft flannelette,' full length.
. Friday Bargain Day.
Linen - Handkerchiefs
1 1 1 P or re"u'ar 20c plain Linen
X X v Handkerchiefs, . 13-inch size,
hemstitched. One day only. .
' , Friday Bargain Day, . '
" Swiss Handkerchiefs
Op For regular '9c- Swiss 'hem
stitched embroidered and lace
trimmed Handkerchiefs; very spe
cial. ., . '.. ' v" -
. Friday Bargain Day.
vV , Men's Negligee Shirts
Cfl For men's $1.00 Negligee
JVC Shirts; sizes 14; 144, Vt
and 16H only; cuffs to match.
. Friday Bargain Day. .
Infants' Bonnets : V
-- " , j '
OCp For Infants' Bonnets; val
AwlV ues to $1.50, in a dozen new
and pretty styles. Clearance 25c
; , Friday Bargain Day.
Dainty Corset Covers
A (1 (" For 85c cambric awdain-
soon Corset Covers, daint
ily trimmed with . lace insertion,
ribbon, etc
Friday Bargain Day.
Child's Muslin Drawers
XAt For child's muslin . Draw.
i ers, ages 1 to 12 years;
values to 25c; well made.
Friday Bargain Day.
'-Boys Wash Suits- ' .
4 1 7Q For Regatta "Bkiomer
9 It 5 Wash Suits for boys;
valuel to $2.89; ages 2yi to 6 years.
s Friday Bargain Day.
Tapestry Sample Rugs
OQm For Tapestry Carpet sam-0U-
pie Rugs, 27x54 inches, full
sizes; bound for use; $2.00 value.
Friday Bargain Day.
French Emb'd . Chemise
5 1 AG ' For $2.00 French hand
V' ' . made
Chemise,- of
nainsook.
and embroidered
French percales . and
Axmnster Sample Rugs
Cl Of For Axminster sample
Rues. 27x54 inches:
regular $3.00 values; bound ready
for use.
Friday Bargain Day.
Friday Bargain Day.
1800 Pairs 2-Clasp Kid Gloves
j j Regular $ 1 .50 Values, 93c j y:
For Friday Bargain Day we offer the greatest
glove-valuerto befbimdi
pairs of women's regular $1.50 two-clasp Kid
Gloves, in all shades, every pair new and per
fect in every respect the prime product of the
best glove maker in Germany, M. H. Weissen
born of t Halbersladt. Made of soft selected
skins, in. black, white, dark red, brown, gray,
mode, ; tan and other shades ; $1,50 QQ
values. Extraordinary bargain at....yOC
Gloves will be fitted on any day after aale. -No phone orders.
y ' None, aent on memorandum.
Combination Shoe Polish .
12
Polish,;
ic
For 25c package contain
ing paste and liquid Shoe
always sold regularly at 25c
Friday Bargain Day. '
' Persian Flannelette
Dp : A yard for regular I2c Per
. sian Flannelette, soft and
fleecy; all colorings, . ,.
', Friday Bargain Dayf
150-Smart-Walking Skirts
Values to $15.00 for $4.95
.Thialis-the-most-. remarkable Clearance Sale of high
grade iskirts we have announced this season, embrac
ing 150 Walking Skirts selling regularly to $15.00.
The materials are invisible plaids, stripes and mixtures.
All this season's styles, only, one orjwp.of .a kind the
remainder of some of our best selling styles. Cut with
the broad and generous fullness characteristic of the
highest grade garments.. Priced at less than the cost
of materials alone for a meteoric Friday AC
clearance. Values to $15.00,, for only.... kPeVO
No phone orders filled. None sent on memorandum. Be
- r-;. 'M early as posaible.
Toilet NeedsSpecial
Sheffield't Antiseptic Tooth-
- powder
Camphor Ice, in jars 7e
Benzoin and Almond Cream .19e)
Baby Borated Talcum Powder. A4
Friday Bargain Day.
Silk and Leather Belts
QQo or brown silk and leather
'! Belts, assorted styles; val
ues to $1.00; large gilt buckles. , .
" "Friday Bargain Day.' .
1,000 Nail Brushes
I Qf For Nail Brushes; 35c val
ues; hand-drawn -bristles,
German and Japanese makes.
Friday Bargain Day.
' Young's Hats for Men'
J1 QC ForN regular $3.00
Young's Hats; wide
choice of styles in " derbies , and
soft hats, v
, . Friday Bargain Day.
Cambric Petticoats
1 1 O6! For $3.00 Petticoats of
f w good quality cambric,
with dust ruffle ana deep flounce.
. .. ..Friday Bargain Day.
iCAU . i)'rugPricei Cut ,
Shoop's Cough Cure, 25c size.. 204
Osborn'a Catarrh Balm 20f
Colwell s Rheumatic Cure,
50c size ..39e
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters ..81f
v Friday Bargain Day.
BY
ATTACK INSPIRED
SPITE OF OREGONIAN
Councilman Sharkey Declares
j:arempanytorieiRii
suit of Private Grudge, i t
NO INTENTION OF ' ,'
-L AIDING THE PEOPLE
Council Decline to Adopt Heport of
' ' the Special Investigation Commit
; tee. One of Whose Members, Maa
ter, Votes Against It.
: V That all tho charges agalnnftha Port
laiul Gaji company wert manufactursd
In the offto of the' Momltir Orearnntan
and wer lu to - social and politic!
differences bvttrcon tha editors o( that
' paper and th officers of tha aa com
pany was tha broad aaaertlon mad by
Councilman John P. Bharkcy at tha
mooting of tha oouncll yesterday after,
noon. When tha Oregonlan began Its
fight agulnat tha gns company, Mr.
fjharkey 11, - It - tad -o rn tent Ion f
utopping me operation 01, a diooq-buck.
ing monopoly.
jo thought wii g1ve tha Inter.
Nta of tha dear public,' continued
. (Sharkey. ''It was juat a private grudge
that had 1ta origin In a certain news
paper office I don't ears to mention
names, but everybody knowa tha paper
and it was all due to politics and aq
rlety. That paper lured tha council Into
tha fight before tha oouncll was aware
of Its Inveigling methods. Rome of tha
conncllmen are now aorry that Ihey
ever coneent'd to aselat In tha settle
ment of a private grudge." , f
. ' Waram Blaeaaloa Opens."
" , Sharker spoke to a motion by Coun
cilman John Annand that tha report of
' tha gS invefttlgatlna? committee be re
- velved and placed on file. "Received
and placed on file" means. In parlia
mentary language, that "we thank you
for your labpra, but we do. not believe
there la any truth In your report."
"If that motion carrlea," aald Coun
cilman Vaughn, a 'member of the Inves
tigating committee, 'it means that the
council dlsapprovaa OS the report of tha
committee." ' '. . '
"If tha report la not approved," said
Councilman Wills, "there will be no use
of appointing other special Investigat
ing committee. We should appreve
- this report. Why, there Is a company
out In Bellwood (Mr, Wllla lives In Bell
. weod) that Is willing to supply gas to
the city at 6 cents per 1,000 eubla
feet." - .' 1
. "I am not prepared to say that the
- ehergee are true, and the adoption of
the report would mean that they are
true," said Annand. Mr. Annand w
chairman of tha committee, but ha had
to resign on account ot toe pressure of
" "S . '' . .
private business. "I have been buying
gas for IS or 20 years at my .house and
yT"ff',i. .Thi g"" """i"" n fiver
overcharged me. -. Tha gas was not al
ways good, but It waa not- always bad."
; rartdsheC Oood Sea. - .
Thoae are my aentlmenta," echoed
Sharkey. "I admit that at tlmea the
gaa waa of an Indifferent quality, but
at other times, - especially about four
or. five years ago. it Waa the beat gas
furnished In the United States. I have
bought gaa for it years. A service
main ran under my store and there w-ia
never a leak. No, I waa not a member
of tha council for aeven of thoae 12
years," he answered in response to an
Inquiring smile as to whether he had
been a favorite of officialdom.
"I waa In private business," ha con
tinued. "As to theae new companies,
they will coma In aa a graft upon the
present company Instead of being a re
lief to the rlry. The Portland Gaa com
panjr certattily gets a big revenue from
the thickly populated districts.
"Tha new companies will want te lay
plpea In tha iiamo atreeta aa the present
company, and there Is where the graft
will coma In. If they would lay their
plpea on unoccupied streets they would
afford aoma relief. They won't do that,
however. I have heard of them, al
though Ir never- attended a meeting of
the- gas committee. I have read the
reports in the papers, and from what t
read In the paper that started tha In
vestigation I can aay hare that I do not
approve of tha report of the commit
tee. I am not afraid to say that to this
council, and I am not aahamed te tell
It to aU the world." . . - (
Bfas Ask XmdlvlduaUy. .
"We cannot revoke all the franchises
of the company, but ws wlah the legla
lature. to surrender control of this one
to us," said Councilman Bennett In a
conciliatory way.. ."We are not taking
the plant . of . the company away front
it." . , ..
Bennett Introduced a resolution that
six members of .the council go to Salem
and aak the legislature to revoke the
franchise. It' waa defeated by a vote
qf I to 0. Prealdent 8hepherd. who waa
called to the chair by Mayor Lane, said
he had not read tha evidence,, and be
waa not prepared to vote. If a plea for
revocation were made by the council
men It should be made oy them as In
dividuals. '
. The motion to place the report on file
waa adopted. Annand.- Balding, punn
ing, Qray, Masters. Preston. Sharkey,
Shepherd and Wallace voted aye anil
Bennett, Kellaher, Menefee, Rushlight,
Vaughn and Wills voted nay. Masters
was one of the leading members of the
committee, .
GERMAN GATHERING
, CHEERS, ITS EMPEROR
' (Jnanial Special SarvJea.) ' '
Berlin, Feb. 1. p:mperor William's
ardent speech at 1 o'clock this morning
FASHIONABLE ASSEMBLAGE. SEES
-AMERICAN GIRL WED : ENGLISHMAN
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Rosenfhal
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a
a
's Removal Sale
Our Sale started with such a tremendous rush that we could not wait
on all our customers. We have engaged sufficient . ,;
Extra-Salesmen
" ' 1 - " -So
rhat hereafter every customer will be
properly taken care of
We received 10 cases yesterday of Men's
Patent Leather and Fine Kid Dancing
Ties which were delayed in transit;,
should ' have reached us before - Xmas.
at, respectively. $1.95 and $1.65
D A rT TMnri-I A I C 49 THIRD STREET
JrCV43JL-rl . I I IrVJL 4 3 Portland's Best Shoe Store
tW-
T?0
EX-HUSBAND OF ACTRESS
DOESN'T CURE TO SEE HER
May MacKenzia Ran Away From
. Him and Now His Love
; Has Crown Cold. ,
(Journal SceHal Si ilia.)
Kansas City, Feb. 7. Charles
W.
Miss Alice Marquand.
(Jvarnal Special Santea.) : .
' London, reb. 7. A faahlounble as
semblage that Included many or the
prominent memhera of the American
colony filled St. Margaret's church.
Westminster, today at the wedding of
Mlaa Alice Marq'uand, granddaughter of
the late Henry Marquand, who waa one
of tha founders of the Metropolitan Mu
wum of Art In New Tork, and Mr. Alan
Fullerton of this city, a son of the late
Admiral Sir James Fullerton.
while standing with the members of the
reyel family-"hrtP.o window of the' Im
perial palace waa significant of the
exultation which pervades government
circles as a result of complete returns
from the sacooU elections. Cheering
when be made the ststement that The
tterman la able not-only to ride; but to
tide down-all-oppoaltlon," waa wildly
enthusiastic. The epeaknr waa forced
by continual cheers to pause repeatedly,
Uiua having, ample. time to. wsiga eacb
Haynea of this elty was once the hus
band of May McKensle. Haynes married
Miss McKensle In US and got a, di
vorce In 1SS. -
-I man-ted May In im." Haynea said
today. "Miss McKensle lived In Marya
vllle, Missouri. I met her In January,
lis. She. ' waa juat 10 years old then,
and I hid never aeen a more beautiful
glrf. One day In July 1195. she left
with an actor and actress who roomed
with us, and never came back
"Two- weeka later." Haynea aald. 1
received a letter from ber. She waa In
New Tork. Two other letters said that
the actor and aatreaa had promised to
get her an engagement on the atage.
and that eh waa never eomlng back. I
bop the never will. I don't want ta
aee her. ' She seemed to love her two
children. They are atlll with me. For-'
eat la 10'years old; May la It. If she
had waited three- days more before run
ning ewar aha would have lived with
me Jnst 10 yeara.
sentence. The Incident le. sd strongly
suggestive- of widespread feeling that
the election slgnallsea the. rebirth of a
strong national 'sgtriy ' ' ' S.
W. H. MAEIKEIL SCO.
121-123 GRAND AVENUE.
A Great Sale of Men's Hats
Special prices rule for Friday and Saturday. All
: good styles and qualities. Every hat reduced.
Newest styles in Soft Hats -85c, 95c, $1.25, $1.70,
. $2.10, $2.40. $3.15.. . . .
Newest styles in Stiff Hats $1.20, $1.70, $2.10,
. $2.40. : v.-.- ' ... .. . - j '. ,
A Big Lot ol Sample Lace Curtain Ends
20c to SOc
An extra choice assortment of Curtain Ends.
Hen's filixcd Wool Sox ... 9c P:.!r
s Nice, soft, medium weight Sox, in natural gray and
blue; all sizes. Friday and Saturday only, pair, ,9c