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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. ' TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 5. . 1007.
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"Toylond" on Third Floor Is Now ComplcteComo as Often as You Please and Bring the Children Portland's Greatest Toy Display
Picture Framing to Your Order Holiday Work Should Be Brought in at Once to Insure Prompt and Careful Attention Being Given
Hie Meier & frmk Stoire lflleadg carters ts Holiday Goods
Women's Underwear Sale
Women's Harvard Mills mixed silk and wool Union Suits
high neck, long sleeves, ankle length ; hand-finished, (!Q 7f
all sizes ; best $5.00 values, at, suit sDaJ, I D
Women's extra fine quality wool Union Suits, gray and white
with silk crocheted neck and hand-finished front, all d OA
sizes ; best $2.50 values, on sale at t$lJ7
Women's medium-weight cotton Corset Covers, high AH
neck, long sleeves; sires 4, 5 and 6; 75c values, at TTl C
?5c Union Suits on sale at this special low price, each. . .30
Regular $1.00 Union Suits, special at this low price, each.GO
Sale of Dressed Dolls
50c Dressed Dolls on Sale at, each 30s
78c Dressed Dolls on Sale at, each 50
$1.00 Dressed Dolls on Sale at, each 78t
$1.28 Dressed Dolls on Sale at, each .OOl
$1.80 Dressed Dolls on Sale at, each 91.10
Infant Dolls, dressed, the best reerular 80c. 00c and $1.00 values, on sale at. .59
Doll Aprons, regular 25c and 30c values, on sale at this extremely low price. .,10
10, 11 and 12-inch Teddy Bears, with voice, the best regular $1.50 values, at. .89
One-fourth off on all Teddy Bear Suits a great variety to select from.
Boys Coaster Wacons, best regular 52.25 values, on sale at this low price. .H1.8U
Regular 30c Doll Carriages on sale for 23 Regular 25c Toy Wagons, sp'1.10
Children's $2.50 Sweaters at $1.89
Great special lot of children's red and all white wool Sweaters, double- rf j qq
breasted styles; well made and finished; the best $2.50 values, on sale at.) 1,07
Children's $ 1 .50 Dresses at $ 1 . 1 9
Special lot of children's Galatea Wash Dresses, in stripes and checks, plain blue and
red, trimmed in fancy braids and mercerized embroidery; long arid short-A - Q
waisted effects for children 1 to 3 years of age; regular $1.50 values, ea..pl 1JJ
Women's $48 Suits at $3 1 .85
$85.00 Costumes, $26.45
$9.00 Silk Waists for $3.85
A sale extraordinary of high class Tailor Suits,
all new, beautiful novelty garments in broad
cloth, fancy tweeds, Panamas, herringbone,
serges, blue, black, brown, purple, Copenhagen,
stripes and fancy mixtures. The style assort
ment includes three-quarter length coats, medium
and short fancy vest effects, military styles, semi
and tight-fitting garments and full pleated skirts;
this season's high-class Tailored Suits, selling
regularly at $40 to $48; take your Q1 OC
choice at this extremely low price. . -tysjledD
Exclusive costumes at a ridiculously low price;
magnificent apparel for receptions, evening party
and-theatre wear; velvet costumes, lace costumes,
voile costumes, chiffon costumes in pink, light
blue, black, brown, champagne, garnet, mais,
black and white stripe, black and white taffeta,
etc. The waists are made in fancy lucked effect
with deep yoke of Val., Venise or Irish crochet
lace, so have the new Jap shoulder silk lace
sleeve, etc. Others are broadcloth trimmed,
stitched bands and mousse-de-laine silk; full
pleated skirts, kilt effect and bias fold trimmed;
new, beautiful, exclusive costumes dOZ? vfC
for all occasions; $85 values; special. 0aD fK)
Sale of 500 New Silk Waists
$9.00 Values for $3.85
Aittm and Tan cillre trimmer! in lie sillr rmhrniHpfv Frnr!i tnnta eillr hroirl and
pin tucks; white, navy blue, lavender, Nile green, black, garnet, tan, etc.; long or
short sleeves, button front or back; beautiful waists for Christmas gifts; Of
grand assortment to select frdm; regular values to $9 each; on sale at. OtJ
Important News for Gift-Givers
Glove and Merchandise Certificates on sale for any amount at the Glove Depart
ment. The Holiday Hook Dent, is now como etc with eift books of a kinds, for
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young and old. We have the very best assortment of holiday books in the city.
Great Annual Christmas Sale
Fancy Swiss and Lawn Aprons
This week our Great Annual Holiday Sale
of Apronsthousands and thousands of
them in every new and pretty style, made by
the leading manufacturers in the land
Tfifffi Fancy Swiss and lawns trimmed in embroi-
mwwj, kuv.nj, tiwki uuii, Mwauiiig aim nu"
bon round and square styles beautiful as
sortment at all prices and a big saving if you
buy this week.
75c Aprons at, ea. 69c $1.25 Aprons at 98c
$1.00 Aprons at 83c $1.50 Aprons at $1.22
All better grades reduced Apron depart
ment, second floor
$3.00 SILK UNDER. VESTS ON SALE AT $4.12 EACH
ion
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I Int Italian Sillr TTnr!
a-r w wean w v vu.,iiuilU . 1 1 i 1 I U I VI V I V J f 1 I v U 1 y I U t f
blue, white, plain hem or lace-trimmed; handsome style and quality; rep-
K ( tf 1 III AD at) C I7.C Of llio (f,.! rr'.a ..nil jit 0 m.
We are Portland atrents for the celebrated "Nemo" Corsets. In 1 Z
We are Portland agents for Gossard "Lace Front" Corsets.
75c Hosiery for 38c
Great three 'days' sale of women's
fine Hosiery 3,000 pairg secured
from one of the largest and best
known importing houses in the coun
try; plain and gauze lisles and fancy
embroidered effects, also fancy lace
hosiery in black, white and colors;
an immense assortment of styles to
select from ; hosiery selling regularly
at 75c and 85c a pair buy all you
want at this special price, QO
pair take advantage jOC
$9 Blankets at $6.95
The Fourth Floor Blanket Store
places on sale for a few days 300
pairs extra large white Saxony Wool
Blankets, pink and blue borders;
very best style and quality and full
weight; the best regular $9.00 val
ues, choice at $G.95
Special lot of 200 of the celebrated
"Ostermoor" patent elastic Felt
Mattresses, covered with fancy art
ticking; $2".00 model,
at, each
till irtllljr ell l
$16.50
Hand-Embroidered Chemise $3.79
In the Muslin Underwear Department, a very unusual offer
ing of women's French and Madeira hand-embroidered Che
mise, made of fine quality French percales and nainsooks;
beautiful designs make a pleasing Christmas gift for any
woman. An advantageous purchase enables us to
offer $4.50 values at, each
Women's machine-knit Shawls, all white; square and fQ
long-scarf styles; good assortment; rcg. $1.50 values. .. 5OC
CR.EPE DE CHINE AT 79c, 98c, $1.23 and $1.33
Great special Holiday Sale of plain and fancy Crepe de Chines
in a wonderful array of pretty designs and colorings for scarfs,
fascinators, auto veils, etc., etc.; grand values, qq
on sale at these low prices, the yard, 79c, 98c, $1,23 OljJ
2,m0 yards of plain Messaline and Wash Peau de Soic Silks,
in light and dark colorings ; silk for waists, gowns, fanry
work, etc.; the best regular $1.00 and $1.25 values, at "C
ft.ooo yards of Plaid Mid Mixed Dress Goods, best reg
ular 50c values, on sale at this extremely low price, yd.
Holiday Sale Laces, Embroideries
5,000 yard of Net Top Laces in
white, cream and ecru, from 3
to 9 inchea wide, for jabota,
fancy neckwear, etc.; two lots,
bargainized as follows:
Regular 75c values, yard 39
Regular $1.23 values, yard... T9
18-inch allover Laces for waists
and yoking, in white, cream and
tcru; Venise, baby Irish and
embroidered nets; beautiful
styles, big bargains:
Regular 1 1.25 values, yard... . BO
Regular $3.50 values, yard . flT60
29c
Special lot of white derai-made
Robes, trimmed with inserting
of Val. Lace, in very attractive
styles; best reg. $10 tfJC QO
values, on sale, each wJiJO
New lot of semi-made Corset Cov
ers, on sale at this spe- 1 Oft
ciai price, each $liU
5,000 dozen Val. Laces, in French and round-thread edgings and inser-
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lion, tt"mcn lo incnes in winin, on bic ai inese low prices:
Regular $1.25 values, dozen, 431 Regular $2.50 values, dozen, 50f
White, cream and fillet Lace, from 2 to 8 inches wide, at these prices:
Regular $1.50 values, yard, 98 Regular $3.00 values, yard, f 1.69
Great special values in Batiste Embroidery Sets, at attractive prices.
Handkerchiefs for Women, Men and Children
The Greatest Holiday Sale That Was Ever Inaugurated
Women's all-linen Irish and French hand-embroidered Initialed Handkerchiefs,
plain and fancy, J-in. and 54-in. hemstitching, on sale at these low prices:
Regular 25c values, special, each, 21 1 Regular 35c values, special, each, 25
Regular 50c values, special, each 30 Regular 65c values, special, each, 47
500 dozen Armenian Lace Handkerchiefs, with hand embroidered initial; ACn
the best regular 65c values, on sale at this remarkably low price, each 4DC
Women's, misses' and boys' all pure Belfast Linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
sheer and heavy quality; great values, on sale at following very low prices:
Regular 25c values.. IT Regular 50c values.43 Reg. 75c-6Sc values. 47
Regular 10c values ...T Regular 12c values 9 Regular 20c values. .14
Women's box Handkerchiefs, 6 in a fancy box, plain embroidered and initialed
styles, great values; take advantage; on sale at the following special prices:
Regular 65c values, at, the bo.. .39 Regular $3.50 values, at, box. .$2.67
Regular $2 values, at, the box. .$1.57 Regular $1.25 values, at, the box. .87
Colored novelty Handkerchiefs, all linen, on sale at these special low prices:
17c values at 14 25c values at 21 35c values at 25 50c values at 43
100 dozen women's Armenian lace edge Handkerchiefs, 65c values, each 43f
Regular $1.50 to $35 real lace Handkerchiefs, at, each 81.00 to 825.00
CHILDREN'S 'KERCHIEFS
1,000 dozen plain white and colored
border Handkerchiefs; reg- O'f
ular 5c values, special, each m2C
Sc white and colored Hdkfs..3 1-3
25c box Handkerchiefs, at, box. 19
20c box Handkerchiefs, at, box. 13
35c and 50c novelty Holiday Hand
kerchiefs for children, bx., 21c-39
10c HANDKERCHIEFS 5c
1,000 dozen women's unlaundered in
itialed Handkerchiefs, at, ea...5
12&c HANDKERCHIEFS 9c
1,000 dozen women's all-linen Hand-
embroidered Handkerchiefs, un
laundered; regular 124c val- Q
ues, on sale at, special, each C
20c HANDKERCHIEFS 14c
3,000 dozen women's sheer all-linen
plain and crossbar initialed
Handkerchiefs, 20c vals. for i"C
MEN'S HAN DKERCHIEFS
Men's fancy colored border Japonet
Handkerchiefs, great variety; best
regular 15c, 20 and 25c val- Ol
ues, at this special price, ca . 03C
1 Oc HANDKERCHIEFS AT 5c
Men's hemstitched cambric Handker
chiefs; best 10c values at, each. 5
Or six for 25c.
MEN'S LINEN 'KERCHIEFS
.5
5c
9c
14c
21c
11c
15c
.25
5,000 dozen women's all pure linen hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, in OC
checks, crossbar and plain; best regular 35c values, on sale for, each LDQ
65c embroidered linen Handkerchiefs, on sale at this very low price, ea..43
2,000 dozen women's all-linen hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, hem- AO
7Ub
2,000 dozen Kilona Handkerchiefs; regular 5c values 3 l-3c; 10c vals., ea.
Women's embroiderette Handkerchiefs, look like embroidery, wash and
wear well; lj-inch hemstitching; best regular 10c values, special, each
200 patterns of women's Swiss Handkerchiefs, scalloped and hemstitched;
the best regular 15c values, on sale at this low price; take advantage...
1,000 dozen women's Swiss Handkerchiefs, scalloped and hemstitched;
fine for fancy work; best regular 25c values, on sale at, special, each
5,000 dozen women's Swiss Handkerchiefs, scalloped and hemstitched;
elaborate patterns; the best 35c values, on sale at this low price, each
2,000 dozen women's Lawn Handkerchiefs, embroidery and J-inch hem
stitching; the best regular 15c values, on sale at this low price, each
3,000 dozen women's all linen embroidered Crossbar Handkerchiefs, 14
inch hemstitching; best regular 20c values, on sale at this low price
35c pure linen embroidered Handkerchiefs, on sale at this low price, ea
stitched and scalloped; regular 65c values, on sale at, special,
each
Hemstitched, soft, ready for use; best
I2y2c vals., on sale, spl., 3 for 25
MEN'S BOX 'KERCHIEFS
Men's all pure linen Handkerchiefs,
boxed, 6 in fancy holiday box, spl.:
Box of 6, 25c values, for, box. .81.25
Box of 6, 35c values, for, box. .f 1.65
Box of 6, 5(te values, for, box..82.50
Box of 6, 75c values for, box..?3.50
All our men's hemstitched silk Hand
kerchiefs on sale at special low prices.
35c HANDKERCHIEFS 25c
Men's all pure linen hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, finest French linen,
hemstitched; best regular 50c OC
values, at this special price JC
75c HANDKERCHIEFS 55c
Men's finest quality linen initialed
Handkerchiefs, fancy hemstitched
initial; best regular 75c val- CC
ues, on sale at, special, each JIL
Box of 6 on sale, special, box. 83.00
35c HANDKERCHIEFS 2 5c
Men's fine quality linen Handker
chiefs, small initial; reg. 35c OCp
values, on sale, special, each JC
Box of 6 on sale, special, box. 81.45
50c HANDKERCHIEFS 29c
Men's fine quality corded sheer linen
Handkerchiefs; hand-embroidered
initial: 50c vals.. on sale. each. 29
Box of 6 on sale, special, box.fl.65 j
25c HANDKERCHIEFS 17c
Men's guaranteed all pure linen hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, V and 14
inch hems; best regular 25c
values, on sale at, special, ea. 1 1 C
50c HANDKERCHIEFS 43c
Men's finest French linen Handker
chiefs, hand-hemstitched and hand
embroidered initial; regular A
50c values, special at, each "OC
Box of 6 on sale, special, box. 82.50
15c HANDKERCHIEFS 1 I c
Men's fine quality cambric
Handkerchiefs, initialed; the
best 15c values, special, each
Box of 6 on sale, special, box.
25c HANDKERCHIEFS
linen
11c
..65
2 le
Men's all pure linen initialed Hand
kerchiefs, beautiful initials; Of -best
25c vals., on sale at, ea. 1C
Box of 6 on sale, special, box. 81.25
Town Topics j
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
. "The Daughters of Men."
"Yon Yonon.
Vaudeville.
tytle "All Due to Diana."
fetar "James Boys In Missouri.
Hetllff ..
Marquam
Baker . .
Empire .
The funeral of Mrs. Sophia Shogren,
who died at her home, 229 Grand ave
nue, yesterday morning", was held this
afternoon from the residence at 1:80
. o'clock. Interment was W RtyerVlew
cemetery. Mrs. Shogren was an Ore
gon pioneer, having: lived In her home
on Grand avenue for the past SS years.
Bhe was iorn In Hwitserland, and waa
72 years old at the time of her death.
From her childhood Mrs. Shogren had
been a member of the Baptist church.
In Portland she was a member of the
Central Baptist church, East Twentieth
and East Ankeny streets, and had a
host of friends. 8he leaves besides her
husband. Henry flhogren, five children,
Fred A. Shogren, Mrs. George McLvnn
and Misses May, Anna and Ruth Sho
gren. ' Constituted authority as represented
by Patrolman Brothers, had a disquiet
ing effect on D. F. Raima yesterday
afternoon, when the officer attempted
to arrest him for a misdemeanor and
resulted In a gun play by the prisoner.
Brothers went to Ralms' home at 733
Missouri avenue to arrest the latter
for alleged wlfe-beatlng. He found the
acoused man, Intoxicated and In a most
belligerent mood. After placing Ralms
under arrest the prisoner suddenly
drew a revolver and threatened to slay
the blueooat Brothers was equal ro
the emergency and promptly knocked
the revolver from the Infuriated man's
hand. In addition to the allegation that
he assaulted his wife Raima will have
to answer to charges of resisting ar
rest and carrying concealed weapon.
The case will be heard tomorrow morn
ing. A musical andiSiterary entertainment
will be given tomorrow, Wednesday
night In the Church of the Good Tid
ings, East Eighth and East Couch
streets, In which the following organ
isations and individuals will take part:
East Side High School orchestra. Mult-
Cora Shaver, Miss Grace Campbell, Mlns
Florence Price, Miss Bessie Hughes,
Ted Esser and Frank Brown. The en
tertainment will begin promptly at S
o'clock and the proceeds will be de
voted to the building fund of the new
Church of Good Tidings.
An Important meeting of the Oak
Grove ' Improvement association Is
scheduled for next Thursday evening.
The attorney for the association will
present the brief that Is to go to the
state railway commission ta the carfare
complaint case. The matter wty be
open for discussion. L. E. Car
ter of the Portland Trust com
pany will address the meeting on
''The Financial Crisis." The commit
tee on public utilities will present Its
report, and Thursday will occur the an
nual election of officers and appoint
ment of new standing committees.
Routine duties of his offloe will pre
vent Bank Examiner Gatch from re
suming Investigation of the condition
of the Merchants' National bank, and
he will not return from Washington.
His work will be taken up here by
Bank Examiner' Wilson, who is regard
ed as one of the best men in the serv
ice. It Is not likely that a report wfll
be ready for the comntroller until near
ly the first of the pear, when It is
expected the bank will be permitted
to reopen. 1
Unitarian Xmaa bazanr tomorrow
from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Combined ef
forts of 10 bazaar clubs for a year will
make a fine display of useful and ar
tistic articles. Delicious eatables, silk
bars, raar rutrs. dells In variety, potted
plants, cut flowej-s. home made candy.
Short order lunch from 11:80 to 2. cof
fee. Ice cream and cake, afternoon apd
evening. Unitarian chapel, Seventh and
Yamhill. Come and bring your friends.
The annual meeting of the Oregon
State Forestry association waa sched
uled for last night but owing to the
lack of a quorum .the meeting was ad
journed, subject to the call of Professor
E, R. Lake of Corvallls, president of the
association.' This was the fourth at
tempt t bold the meeting, all having
failed on account of no quorum. The
next attempt to get together will prob
ably be early In January.
After you have tried everything for
your cough and cold, that you could
think of. without benefit, get a bottle
of Kenyon's Cough Remedy, and you
will find !t the best you have ever seen.
Insist on getting the right kind and
which can always be had at Albert
Bernl's drug store, 233 Washington
street. Price, only 50c a bottle.
The Portland board of trade will
hold Its regular monthly meeting this
evening at 8 o'clock. A committee
composed of Wallls Nash, F. E. Beach
and W. W. Wlswell. will report on
Congressman Davis' bill to provide for
extensive government support of In
struction in industrial sciences . and
home economics.
Miss Lottie F. Hatfield, who under
went a critical operation six weeks ago
at Good Samaritan hospital, is recov
ering Miss Hatfield expects to be able
to be moved from the hospital to her
home "In another three weeks. Later
when her health will permit she will
join her sister. Miss Minnie, who 1 now
in Denver, Colorado, visiting.
Steamer Jesse Harktns, for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at t p. m. v.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Portland Ad club will be held tomor
row (Wednesday) evening la the rooms
pf the board of trade, Chamber of Com
merce building, at 8 o'clock. The club
will listen to addresnos by Bury I.
pasent anil Lewis M. Head on the sub
jest of "The Adman's Part In Helping
Material Development."
Arnold von der Aue, the celebrated
Swiss Wagner tenor Is In the city and
will be heard in a recital at Ellera hall
tonight. Von der Aue Is a noted Inter
preter of Wagner music and is on to
night's program for a number of selec
tions from Wagnerian operas.
The following program Will be given
at the Bazaar of the Mlzpah Presby
terian church, at the church, East Thir
teenth and Powell streets. Wednesday
evening, December 4. Reading, by Miss
Ruth H. Carter of the School of Ora
tory of St. Helen's hall; .solos by Miss
Anna Dltchburn, Miss Maysie Foster
and Harry Martin.
The removal of the motto "In God we
Trust" from United States coins will be
the principal topic of discussion at to
night's meeting of the Men's league of
the First United Brethren church. East
Morrison and East Fifteenth streets.
The subject is apt to provoke a lively
debate.
We sponge an6 press your clothes
and shine your shoes, all for 11 per
month. Main (14. A-43H. Wagon run
everywhere. Unique Tailoring Co, 30)
Stark,
Martin- Blackman. 71 years old. and
for the past 15 years a resident of Al-
blna, died at hla residence, (51 Berth-
wick street, last Sunday. He was
Imrlel from hla late residence at 1:80
o'clock this afternoon. He had no
children and Is survived by his wife.
List of articles found on street cars
December 2; 11 umbrellas, three purses,
three packages, one black neck scarf,
one roll music, one lady's coat,' one
small grip. Call room 4 O. W. P. build
ing, First and Alder streets.
To Whom It May Concern. Nearly
100,000 men, women and children drink
the 100 per cent pure Golden Grain
Granules Cereal Coffee In Oregon and
Washington; 4,000 grocers sell It In
the northwest. o ' . "
Coal Single sack or ton orders de
livered promptly. Independent Coal. A
Ice company, 353 Stark street. Phone
aiain ybu, A-aou. -
For your fall suit and overcoat go to
J. C. Schaefer & Co., tailors. Raleigh
ounuuig. zj wasmngion street.
Window glass and glazing. ' y. E.
Beach & Co.. tha Pioneer Paint Co,
Phones Main 1334, A-1314. 135 First at
Dress suits a BneclaltT at 3. ft
Schaefer & Co., tailors, Raleigh build-
I MB 4 A St - J A. M.
'"B.4 THiuofira ureal.
Acme OH Co, seU safety coal oil and
fine gasoline, Phons East 7I; B-4997.
Nobby suitings -at X C Behaefer A
Co.. tailors. Raleigh building. 123 Wash
ington stroet. . .
All friends of the Toung Women's i
Christian association are Invited td tho h
mid-year reception by the educational
department tomorrow, Wednesday eve-'
nlng, December 4, at So'clock. ,
Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to i Thanksgiving dinner, , ;
Jk. W,JMoorA ePrt . photographer.
Elks' building. Seventh and 8 tar k sis,
u TJroo!iwV,lir,a,c,n Academy. Arton v
hall. Tonight, Lessons 35 cents. ,
Business cards, $1.50 per 1,000. Cut
rate printers, . Phono aciflo sol. ,.
Dr. B. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam,
' D. Chambers, optician, 131 Seventh,
Try tha Independent laundry.
Manure for sale. Mala 583. ',
Bark Tools (or rheumatism. ' ; , -
Where to Dine.
AH the delicacies of the season at the .
Portland Restaurants line private nrt.
menu for ladies, 05 Wash t tfth.
Merchants' lunch dally, JSeJ Sumliy
dinner, too. Ureses, far and Alorqao.u
elegant Table d lute dinners dtily.
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tiers who fought Indiana, U at tue im-
AV4lW Kline, a Corvallls ffltrefce it,
Is St the IVrUanA
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