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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1907.
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100,000
Yards
Embroideries
At Half Priceand Less
On Sale Monday Morning at 8 a. m.
.An extraordinary special purchase sale of 100,000 yards of Corset-Cover and
Houncinff Embroideries, in Swiss arid Nainsook, 18 inches wide. No narrow ones
and the variety is so great that you can find just what you want. AVe only re
gret that many patterns are so limited that you must be very" early in order to
--vf:'get them. 'V- ':-.' - -' .:
0c Xmbroidery, 27c Yd;
75c Xmbroide7y70ji
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EVLRY YARD
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$1.00 Embroidery, 47 c Yd.
$1.25 Embroidery, 67c Yd.
$2.00 Embroidery, 87 c Yd.
Alio Nainsoolc and Swiss Embroidery,
3 to 6 inches wide, in 6-yard strips, val
ues to $1 a strip, while they last. . . .39c
$1 Embroidery, 39c Strip
25c Laces 9c 83c Laces 3c $2 Net 98c
C) . 25c Wash Laces 30c Beading, 8c Doz.
rV?i -1 l . for 9C Lc Beading, f-inch wide,
I 7 J. ' i . ' : ZT - , -value 80c dozen yards; comes
1 "T:. 7. Wash lacea In Point de Paris S dozen a piee for Q
V V ' and Platts Valenciennes, 3 to 20, or, doxen. .'. ...... OC
,.CC .' 6 Inches wide, extra - good .
I vdue to 25c irnL'- in $1.00 Val. Insertions
I r !Yfi$tyfsfiJ dude both laces and inser- - -
-iliXrf V" ' 4 tiona, fine for trimming ium- , 25C DOZ. . -;.
- ' Yj-llirf. nier suiu and underwear and .. . . T .
ii CSWPV for making evening n Vdenciennes Iertions. 1 to
ii I & prvaiusss:.
-V-iT- . . ' $L00Netat47cYard
V .t . Cotton Torchon Lace and In- :
$2.00 Net at 98C a Yard sertion, in fine patterns, 1 to 18-Inch Allover Figured Net
. . m.- w. ., 4 Inches wide, values to for waists and suits, ecru and
JJi!MJc.QQ Sl-3c; Monday only O white, value to IM ?
$2.00 yard, for JjOC at ....OC yard, for , ........... tC
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St. Regis Belts
Special at 65c
This -latest novelty in Fine
Black and White Silk Belts
is now being introduced, by
Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Made
in plain tailor-stitched girdle
effect. Pearl, gilt and the
novelty, swastika buckles,
fastening at the back. All
sizes to 30-inch. .
Your choice . .-. ; . . . . DDC
Grer Showing of Belts for
Spring Costumes. "
April SaleLac'e Curtains
Reg. $4.50 Curtains $3.19
1,000 pairs of Guny, Renais
sance, Marie Antoinette and
Lacet Lace Curtains, all made
of the best quality bobbinet.
in white or Arabian color, 2x
and 3 yards long, 48 to SO
inches wide, regular $4.00 and
S4JH) values- fr'J'i -Special
sale ...
Regular $3.S0-$3.00 Lace Curtains epecial ... 3.08
Regular $6O-$6.O0 Lace Curtains special $4.08
lift
Regular $7.50 Lace Curtains special.
,..$5.08
French Batiste
15cVals.,9'2cYd.
Colored floral, figured and dot
designs on Whiie . French Bar
tiste. Very exceptional Mon
day value at Qlor
Cold Cure for 15c
To oar fwr eold In 14 boars, tate
Luatlv. Quinlno Tablata aooordlns
to eiroctlona; Ha t trust rug
storM; hora -. 15
Trommor Mmlt with Co Ziror
on 79
Phillip" Bnulslon of Cod linr
ou ..'.t. .re
8un. alao for 40
Warnor's Smf Rhounatlo Car.. 83
Kmrraaolnt- Cttrato UUita, VoL.lSe
H.ndemn'a PU Olntmaat. boa:.. 19
Oabora'a Rb.umaUa Car. It.
1b ,.89tf
Aaaptta Catarrh Car. Ifta 1m..89
Eioaa's Llnlta.nt, tl als tor..T9
I Be Baby Soothlnj Syrup 18f
Great Flower Sale
Values to 75c for
Special for Monday Only
39c
14,400 bunches of the very
pretty flowers you want
to trim your new spring
hat axe here, every bunch
to sell at only 39e Roses
branched .by three, six
and nine to the bunch
also numerous other flow
ers and foliages are
placed on sale Monday at
the special
price..........
39c
Toa eaat kala dmAlm turl th. aart f
at oar rtom P.partma. far w. ar aorlmf aaor flow aaa
llllwry trtaaaliit taaa amy athac tw atom te tka atty.
35cTaff eta Ribbon
Mon. Sale, 22c Yd.
5-inch Heavy All-Silk Taf
feta Ribbon, in white, black and
all colors, value 85c yard, nn
For Monday only ...... &&C
5-Inch All-Silk Messaline Rib
bon, in all new and staple colon
and various shades to be blend
ed for millinery purposes. , O f
For Monday only kDC
Fancy Ribbons, all silk, in Dres
den, warp print, checks, polka
dots and plain taffeta effects, iy
to 4 inches wide, val-
nes 85c yard. Sale...... 17C
OotowW Taraa aaCty
tut a aaormaly tMt
klsAa of kBltttac MS
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MASTERS-AKD
PILOTS jMDED
."Open River Steamers Will Be In
Command of Well Known
Navigators.
-STEAMER J. N. TEAL WILL
x BE READY IN A MONTH
Lrc Cng ot Men Win B Pt te
t Wort MaoOar at SapiOe'a Yard to
, ComplHe HnO and InrtaJl the Ma
;. chlnry Captala Grr," Maator.
Work nn tHa llMBr J. N. Tal of
-th. Opon Rtr Tfaaartatla -
; pany. wUl a rapMily puabad to torn
T.letltm oa account of tb demaad for
. Inerad aenrleo oa Th DaUaa. aa wll
a Celllo dlrlaloa. A lar fore of
' earpontera will b. pat to work Monday
and tha Wlllametto Iroa work will
aaTa a fore of man on Band to Inatail
tb maohlnory. It la fully xpota that
th ataainar will b raT t oprt
kr uy i 8ha la a th. waya at
Suppl' boatyard.
Captain Arc hi. Ooor ba boa -C-urwl
to act a maetar. H will r
port for duty In tlm to arrang for
th oqulpmant Captain OWar ha ba
arUTy nr.d aa maatar and pilot on
Ororon watara aire It. wh.n b
waa la command f th City f 8alm.
Sine that tlm. ha baa boea with th
O. 1 T. otnpany, CorralUa at Eaatara
RaffoUtor " Una. Alaaka Exploration
company n tb Yukon, and tb Co
lombia. naa and Wlllamotto rlTr l
Ttatona f th O. R. N. eompany. Ha
li at praaant with th Regulator alna.
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lluinplire j sf Scycnty
gcrca Cuics Colds and
oparatlns ataamara to th Bla- Bddy la
oonnactlon with tha Porta, road.
Th ataamcr Relict a th Calllo. dl
rlaloa. la bains auppllad with aa ell
urntns plant aad aa off art will b
mad t bar br m oaimlaala by th
aslddl of AprlL
- Captain X W. Oataa. form.rly maatar
of th Columbia, th first -atoaoMr to
bring- wheat to tb porta re, haa been
elected aa tnaater f the Relief. . He
haa bad xperlene on th appcr' Co
lombia and 8nake. aa pilot of th Moan
tain Oem. Captain William R. Thomaa.
a retena carl in tor ( ' th Columbia.
Snake and Clearwater rtrara. will act
aa pilot. Captain Thoaiaa operated th
Hannaford on tfaexnika and Clearwa
ter rivers aad a alao -operated boats
oz th. O. IV. N- eompany. . v., . ,
- YARDS SPLIT IN GALE : .
Camdan, excepting' that ah will hT
twin aorews and tw funnela
, Th Pacific Coast Btoomahlp eom
pany is making ex t anal re Improvement,
la tta eerrloe by replacing th old
steamers with new nes. up-to-date la
erery particular. Tb steamer Presl
dent wUl make tw trip to Koto,
Alaska, a at the opening of the
son aad en before tb cloee of narl ra
tion la th fail. Eh will miss tw
trips on th Saa Franclaoo rua for that
purpose, but th Senator aad Gorernor
will b on the rout by tnat tlm.
BRINGS VALUABLE FREIGHT
FVeMch Bark -Baromjte Has Awful
t '. ExperleMM Off tha Bar. '
' With aeerel of her yards epllt and
cracked th ' French bark Bayonn ar
rived In tha hanbor Teeter-da aftarnoon.
1 SI dars out from Hamburg via Cher
bourg. The yards wer shattered la
th storm of la at week, off the mouth
of th Columbia. Several sails wcrt
alas blown away and Captain Ho eon
alder -htmee.. "lucky o ha-r emped
with the vessel la as good sbap aa hl
ata. .
"I never saw such a storm," said
Captain Hue yeaterday afternoon in re
calling the Incident. "W wer off
tb bar 1 day beeaus it was
stormy that It was dangerous to ran
close. We were within 16 . miles of
th bar one day but stood eat again
for open water aa Quickly a poeelbla,
Th sea ran terribly hlrh '.and the
wind simply whipped them Into clouds
of spray, almost bscurlnar th sua.'
The Bayonne win discharge her ea
go of If. barrel ef cement at
Greenwich dock and then load wheat
foe Europe. Th yards will be re
paired while th vassal la being dis
FIVE VESSELS COAL
- Call It Grip or what you like,
if you have; Influenza, watery
eyes nd nose pains . and sore
ness in the head and chest pains
in the siJe, back or limbs a rack
ing Cough sore and lumpy
throat general prostration, lassi
tude, disinclination, if not total in
capacity for work fever and
thirst we y, if you have any or
all of these things you will need
"Seventy-seven" at once it will
break up the Condition and pre
vent an attack of Pneumonia. .
7P fits the vest pocket.
" It r,ti',i 7". er or tmt". '
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raclflc Coast Bonkers IVraent a
Uvel Sees. ' '
Vlv vasels wer coaled at th
bunkers of th Pacific Coal eompany
yesterday an thoee emnlored . there
bad lltUe time to waste.. The goTern
ment tender Arag waa first to get a
supply. Shs waa followed by th tug
Samson whicB la to leave for Saa
Fraoclse soon with th lumbar-laden
barge Wallaeat la tow. . Next to pull
up te th bunkers for fuel was h
Saa Franclsoa liner Coat Rica wnich
me la irons Ba--rTancto yeaterday
morning. v
For several montlis post It has been
customary for th Haniraaa San Fran
cisco liners te eoal her. Th fourth
steamer to eoal waa the Quito, which
Is -booked to sail for North China and
Siberia -today with a carr of flour.
The sailing ship John Currier drop
ped In for tot tons of coal for her
donkey boiler. ' The John Currier ar
rived here several day rt to load
lumber and haa Just com off the dry
dork after undergoing general repairs
there. '
ANOTHER BOAT ADOED
Pactfl Coaat Steamship Oompaay to
Increase) Its FleK. , ,
1 Th Padflo Coaat Steamahlp com
pany will soon have another larr
eteamvhlp on the way to tb pacific
coaat from Camden. New Jersey. The
lateet craft to b added to the rieet ply.
Ing between Puget Sound porta and
"an rranrlsoo Is tq. be named th Gov
ernor. She will be one of th finest
taeenrr boats afloat.' a klater ship
of th rreftldnnt, now ea th wa from
Half Mniioa Dollars In Cnrrency on
--v .-' - the Coata Rica. ''-;- r-
Half a million dollars la currency
and gold waa brought to Portland y
terday by th steamer Costa Rica from
6an Fraaolsoo. This Is the first treas
ure ahlpment by steamer V from Saa
Francisco for many years and was
made bees as of th tie-up of th raU-
roeda Beeidea th 5C0.06 la money,
th treasur shipment ' constated ef
several chests of valuables.
The Oosta Rica aaila for Saa Fran
cisco thla evening . carrying all tha
freight that can be stored In the hold.
and with a full list of passengers. ,
Sho noouutered 'smooth weather
coming tip the coast but ran tnto some
nasty seaa on her last trip down. Ens
was eanght la th gal that played
such havoc with shipping last week
aad had a rough tlm f It.
TO SUPPLY STATIONS
Lighthouse Tenders , Heather and
Armerla Ordered Out.
The lighthouse tenders Heather aad
Armeria yeaterday war Instructed to
start out with suppllss for th various
ata tiona along tha eaast as ooa as
tha weather permits and it Is believed
that they have already started from
Astoria now that the wind has died
dowa aad left the ocean comparatively
smooth. -
The Heather will re south to equip
the stations In that part of th dis
trict snd th Armerl will attend to
th stations ea Puget sound. Any re
pairs found necessary ts th buoys will
als be attended to.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Th steamer Alliance arrived from
Coos bay st I o'clock last night bringing
a full cargo and tl paasenvers. -
Th British steamer Quito Is ex
pected to sail for North China and Si
beria this afternoon. She coaled yea
terday afternoon. ,
A lontraboretnea waa mrrvd while
ssslsttng la working earg oa h orien
tal liner Arabia yeaterday afternoon.
A chute fell on his leg- and crushed It
near the ankle.
Th steamer Lunlne waa towed back
to Portland last night by th steamer
Undine, th throttle having exploded
shortly after the-craft left Taylor street
COFFEE
DRINKERS
. Can get wH
toy umm of
POSTUM
V There's, a Reason
wharf for Astoria. - The accident oo
arrd a th boat had made fast at
th Portland flour mills or It might
hav caused oonalderable damag. Re
pairs will probably be completed this
morning, ao aa to permit th stssmer to
maite a second start today.
MARINE NOTESr
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'Astoria, March to. Condition of the
bar it I p. aa, moderate; wind south-
east If mllea; weather, cloudy. - Ar
rived In at t:t aad left up at a.'av
Steamer Alliance from Coos bay.
Arrived In last night steamer Sotoyoml
from Ban Franelso. - Left up at t a. m.
Steamer Coata Rica. Arrived tn aad
left up at midnight Steamer Waahlag
tan from Ban Francisco. Arrived at
t a. av Steamer Tlrer-toe from Ban
Franelso. - Sailed at 11:11 p. m.
French bark Asia, for United Kingdom,
for order.
Saa Francisco, March M. Arrived
Bteamera Roanoke, frara Portland and
Tboa X Wand, from Astoria. ' Arrived
Bark & P. Cheney, from Colombia
liver. Sailed echooner Sehoma, for
Columbia river.
BELLE CREST
AJlstcttamaharh alaklar Splendid
Showmg la KatWr ef Balee.
From a legarthy af long roars, th
old Sandy road haa aow awakened and
today sees It the centre of th biggest
movement that Portland has yet seen
la real estate. From Twenty-eighth
street to the foot of the hill, the road
la lined with men. Team after, team Is
en re red In carting away th earth only
to be followed by other wagsna filled
with ties f the new Rapid Transit
Un that will bring this district within
If minutes from Portland s oustasss
centre. At the top of th hlU is one
of th heeJthlst spots In Portland
today. This Is known as Belle Crest,
th new ' sub-division which Jaeobs
Stln company of Saa Fraadse are
sailing. Th Jaeobs-Stln eompany ar
probably th isrgest , auvdlvldsrs a
th Pacific coast today. ' ' -
In an interview yesterday, F. Jacobs,
on or th members or tn nrm.
said: la an of ear experience, we
hav waver seen th equal of cur new
uropert r Belle Crest. Portland ha
many beautiful plsoea but a place te
compare with this piopeity ef em
la California. If we had ths trees that
ere en- Belle Creet, a Int would-bring
thousands of dollars agalnet a few
hundred here. Wbea we get in all the
Improvements ws Intend butting tnto
Bell Crest, tb values wfll be doubled.
yes tripled, and I say this advisedly
for w hav looked all th coast ever
for Investments. This property wUl
hav th saa Improvements that cur
highest grade southern properties are
receiving. While th weather has been
against Improvement work lately at
the asms time matters hav progressed
ry favorably. Coleman aveno has
ra run through aad th teams ar
now working on Marina avenue. We
have sold nearly every let In the three
blocks between these streets and the
lots on the rise to the east of this
ere rapidly - going. Just as eoon as
th pipes for the Bull Rua water are
laid, we will put In the cement side
walks and curbs. Ths big gates at
ths entrance te Marina avenue, will be
commenced at once."
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a few days. These Bulletins will be issued from time to time, as tha
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viding every expedient known for improved, up-to-date telephone
service.'-- , -. - . t ;
In the installation of the service the Company is obliged to ask
the indulgence of its patrons in the delay that has been occasioned in
"cutting in" service. This has been due to the fact of the tie up of
freight consignments from the East. Every assurance has been given
the Company that the cars are moving towards Portland.
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SHOW. TO INCITE .
. RAISING FINE HORSES
t PfcTwtrh . Tit. JesnMLI
Baker City, or, March 1. With 4
entries the first hers show ever held
In Baker City .scored a decided succeee
this afternoon. The boraes were paraded
rt th reviewing stand t th music
the Whit Swan band. Addreeae
were made by Judge W. B. Levena,
Mayer John aad Judge Samuel Whit.
The Home Telephone Corapaay
PARK AND BURNSIDE STREETS.
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X prise wer awarded, th show be
ing given as aa Incitement to th rals
tnr of blooded animal Fully t,0
cojptry people wer en h streets to
witness ths parade.
Af of Maaaarhaartt 3u6gr,
From the Boeton Herald. '
Th law of Masaachusetta n being
expounded with wisdom and reasonable
celerity "by a bench of seven Juree
whose average sge Is fl yea re. Tn fact
It abnuld be said that aeldnm. if ever.
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The Toaeh Thai Meals
Ts the touch ef Buck ion's Arnica Ralva
It'e the happiest combination of Amir
flowers and healing balaara ever com
pounded. No matter bow old the sore
or ulcer is, this salve will cure It For
bums, scalds, cots, wnunds or plies, it
bss no equel. Guaranteed by Red Croaa
1 bermacjr. tSo,
hag a Judg beea appointed as young
as to, tha are mentioned by Dr. Osier
when man's best attalnmsnt la life
ar. achieved. At present two ef the
lodge. Morton and Hammond, ar on
th threshold of 1; one. Chief Justloe
Know lion. Is tl; Judge Sheldon Is II.
Judg Ballsy Is 17. Judge Lortlng It,
while Judge Rugg, the latest appointee,
is the youngest, being . Still. It
should be said that ths work Is Quit
evenly distributed, th seniors doing
their share - with the Junior., snd no
high court In the country haa a better
reputation for having Its' work so well
la hand or stand, hither.
FreHent Ttoneevelt tirj;t1 to b
a ranl-i'ite f r nnoo-or hv the
flwe-V i ' 'M . . i ... v t.t
lllin. , ,li
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USED EXCLUSIVELY BY
SsnCsrb Opera Co.
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY RY
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