The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 15, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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    Mm .' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND; WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY ; 18, ? 1903.
Portland Agents for "Nemo1 Corsets, "Lai Grccquo -Corsets, Gossard "Lace Fronts Corsrts Patterns, C: :
mmmms
$9 Silk Petticoats-Gabd
Values for i$5.45 Each
Two ' immense lots of handsome new silk
Petticoat! to be gold at ridiculously .low
prices today and tomorrow Silk under"
skirt bargains "worthy the consideration of
Portland's shrewdest buyers. , . y-'
Lot'l 500 i!lc , Petticoats, nude, with'
deep plaited flounce with ruffle and
'stitched bands; also deep flounce with
'tucked ruffle; liavy blue, brown, tan,
white,' pink, red, green and gray; ev
', try skirt in the lot regular $5.50 value.
Your choice at this Mow (J A CT
yje
Underskirts,
flounce and
stitched and corded at the bottom, or
deep plaited flounce ruffled at lower
edge; colors pink, light blue, white,
black, lavender, green, navy, brown,
gray, red, tan, and-changeable color
ings. Best $9.00 values, 43
ff'mimiipr Your choice at this Mow
, J WmJ& Lot 2-500 fine taffeta silk
Sheet Music 10c- 15c
4 Grand Songs, by josti: "Good-Bye,"
' "Beauty Eyes" Venetian song "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought," i"Spring
Song," and 500 others; all at
10c copy
10c
Way of the Cross, .the new Holy City,
Rose Leaves, Twittering of the Birds,
Rustle of Spring, Sonata, Pickaninnys'
Lullaby and 500 others at C
15c per copy '. .IvC
A Great Book Sale
Volume Sets Half leather M flfi
.bound; $3.00 values, at, Set yl.UU
Favorite Classics Popular Classics, De
votional Library, Briljiant Thoughts,
Hawthorne, etc., etc., etc. Buster
Brown Nuggets, for 1UC
Foxy Grandpa, Peck's Bad Boy 39
Foolish Dictionary, special....... 25
Roosevelt Bears, 2 volumes, each 95
$1.25 Chatterbox, for 75
20th Century Home Cookbook 50
Henty Books for boys and girls 19
imyiviiisim underwear
2dErlr
The shrewd buyer will anticipate her' Muslin Underwear needs for twelve
months to comeTKis year's Annual January "White Fair" offers unrestricted
a . a . . . . - . . . i il a.
cnoice trom tne largest ana dcsi sejeciea stoca in tne west at pnecs tnat mca
a positive saving of from 25 to 40 per cent on every garment all new high
"' v ' class merchandise of the very bes1
class merchandise of the very best
style, materials, trimming and
make the best product of the
leading American manufacturers
Remember, every garment In
our immense stock is included in
the Annual January White Sale;
CORSET COVERS, at 25c, 39c.
49c, 69c, and up to, each, spe
cial $7.50
NIGHT GOWNS' at 47c, 83c,
98c, $1.22, $1.43 and up to,
each 927.50
WHITE PETTICOATS at 98c,
$1.22, $1.93, $2.69 and up to,
each .948.00
CHEMISE at 69c,' 98c, $1.22,
........ 97.50
SHORT SKIRTS at, each, spe
cial 49t to 93.08
COMBINATION GARMENTS,
91.83, 91.89, up to 910.00
Children's Muslins, French
Hand-Made Underwear at Very
Low Prices On Second Floor.
French Underwear
Decisive reductions on our entire
stock of hand-made and hand em
broidered Undermuslins. High-class,
exclusive underwear of dainty style
and exquisite materials at prices that
cannot fail to interest you. No trou
ble to show goods here. Second floor.
Tomorrow-Great Mfrs. Sale Portieres and Couch Covers-Low Priced
Tomorrow your opportunity to buy magnificent Portieres and Couch Covers at a small fraction of their
real worth All new, beautiful styles the clean-up of the largest and best mill in America In-
$2.85
$18 Pair Portieres at $3.35 Each
Lot 3 Heaviest quality, full mercerized Portieres, in two-tone
effects and duplex, with sillc cord ana tnnge; iuu n: 'in
sizes; values to $18.00 pair, at, each.
$30-$37.50 Portieres for $3.95
Lot A Silk double texture Portierev-Goeblins, embossed velotir
and novelty Portieres; worth to $37.50 pair, on sale 10 QC
at this ridiculously low price, each PJ57J
75c Cotton Reps at 39c Per Yard
Short lengths of Cotton Rep in plaincolors and figures; also Bag
dad stripes: 50 inches wide, 1 to 5 yards of a pattern; OQ
regular 75c values, on sale at, special, yard
5.00 Couch Covers at $2.85
eluded are traveling men's samples and foreign models used for designing models Very large as
sortment and values never before known in the city Fourth Floor Take advantage of this offer.
$8.00 Portieres for $1.95 Each
Lot 1 Double-faced Tapestry Portieres, mercerized, with plain
edge and'fringed; all full size, good colorings; values QC
- to $8.00; choice tomorrow at, each ..,1JJJ
$12 Pair Portieres at $2.85 Each
Lot 2 Heavy double-faced Tapestry Portieres, Oriental patterns,
full mercerized curtains, with corded edge or innged, aiso uupiex
curtains with corded edge; all are full size; values
up to $12.00, each, on sale at...-. ,
Lot 1 Heavy double-faced Couch Covers, Oriental patterns, large
variety of designs and colorings; values up to $5.00 tf0 QC
each, at this special low price, each $tOD
56.50 Couch Covers at $3.95
Lot 2 Beautiful Tapestry Couch Covers, with heavy knotted
fringe; reversible Oriental patterns, in new designs and color
ings. The best regular $6.50 values, on sale at this flJO QC
unusually low price, each $0JO
$9.00 Couch Covers at $4.85
Lot 3 Heavy double-faced Tapestry Couch Covers, Oriental rug
designs and colorings; knotted and braided fringes; &M Of
regular $9.00 varces, on sale at, each. pt.OJ
$13.00 Couch Covers at $6.35
Lot 4 Heaviest quality double-faced Tapestry Couch Covers,
Oriental rug patterns, fringes slightly soiled; regular OC
$12.00 values, on sale at, special, each $U.)J
$ 1 .35 Tapestries at 63c the Yard
Short lengths of mercerized Tapestries, two-tone effects, in reds
. ii i t . . i or i .
ana greens, j io o varus 01 a pattern; quamy, on
. sale at this special low price, the yard. .................. .UJC
Great Clearance Sale of Carpets
2,000 yards Body Brussels Carpets, Bige
low, Lowell and Whitall makes; hand
some patterns, 30 to 50 yards of a style,
regular $1.90 vals., sewed, i OQ
laid and lined at, the yard. . . yl.OJI
2,000 yards of Hartford Axminster Car
pets, in Oriental designs and colorings;
elegant quality, rich effects; reg. $1.85
quality, sewed, laid and lined, d1 OQ
at, special, the yard.
Great clearance sale bargains in Lace
Curtains and Curtain Materials.
The- most Important Carpet Bargains of tha
year are announeed for thl week s selling.
In a grand assortment of styles and patterns;
take advantage; 3d floor. ....
2,000 yards of Blgelow Axminster Carpets, the
most durable carpet made; exquisite color
ings, rich and pleasing. The regular 12.20
grade, sewed, laid and lined, on aalecl A.Q
at this wonderfully low price, yard
2,000 yards "Windsor" Royal Wilton Carpets
in neat oriantal designs and colorings, two
toned effects, self-colors; a carpet that can
be scrubbed with sosp and water; colors ab
solutely fast; ; $2 values, sewed, 41 CSX
laid, lined, at this special pricey yd.
ksem't Bflrgaiiis Today
15c 6-hole Gem Pans, for this sale...l2c
60c oval Dish Pans, special at, each. .47f
35c Porcelain Salt Boxes, special at... 26
15o Gas Lighters, for-only, special. ..12
15c 'Iron 'Holders for, only, special. .. .12
$1.50 Nickel Lamps,' complete f 1.19
5c flexible Cake Turners,' special at. ,4e
15c Coat-Hat Hooks, special, each.... 12
15c Roll Pins, for, special, eachv 11
Vb Price;
on all our fancv Toea.
fancy Vases, 15c to $5.00
values, all at half regular prices.
lADrirO011 a11 Bis(Jue Fibres,
1 Iwv values ranging from $1
up to $10.00 "each. Basement.
h Dtiion Bronze Figures and
1 Statuary. Values range
from $1.50 to $25.00 Half price.
erwear
For
Men IiiowMfcei
Men's best quality fleeced Underwear; all
sizes in Shirts and Drawers; greatest OQ
rvalues ever offered at this low price.. afJfC
Men's form-fitting ribbed Underwear; - blue,
brown, gray and salmon; all sizes Shirts
and Drawers; great value .at, the OQ
garment .V . . . . . . . . .) C
Men's natural wool Underwear; medium and
heavy-weight; all sizes Shirts and Drawers;
75c values at thia low price, .the .v CO-'
garment ....... . .' "J C
Men's "Cooper" ribbed Underwear; ; QC,'
blue, ecru and pink; $1.00 values, at... OJC
Men' worsted ribbed Underwear; blue,- pink
and gray; all sizes Shirts and QC'
' Drawers; reg. $1.25 values, garment.. OJC
Men's natural and vicuna wool ; Underwear;
superweight; best $1.00 value, at, the 7Qi
garment......... I vC
Dr. Wright's wool Underwear at, garment 65
Fine quality natural wool Underwear; super
weight; all sizes .Shirts and Drawers;' QQg
reg. $1.25 values on sale at, garment IfOC
Men $1.50 natural wool Underwear. ,fl19
$225 Norfolk and New Brunswick Under-,
wear .. f 1.95
Men's $1.50 cashmere wool Underwear f 1.19
Groceries at Saving Prices
3 packages of Malta Vita... 25c
6 packages of Korn Kinks... 25
1 gallon Log Cabin Syrup. f 1.25
-gallon Log Cabin Syrup.. 68
Pint Blue Label Catsup for..20
2 packages seeded Raisins.. 25
Jell-o Ice Cream Powder... 10
2 packages Grape Nuts 25e
Duffy's Vinegar, quarts, ea..20f
Durkee's Salad Dressing, 10,
25 and 45a
Franco-American Soups pts. 20e
Sapolio at, per cake..v
Stag Table Peaches, can;rT215V
California Navel Oranges, dozen
for 25
3 cans Carnation Cream for.25
Fig Prunes at, package 18
100,000 lbs. of Meier & Frank'
celebrated Mocha and Java Cof
fee; buy all you want at OO
this price
17 lbs. granulated Sugar.. f 1.00
2 1-lb. cans of Shrimps for. .25e
1-lb. Ghiradelli's Ground Choc
olate ...35e
qt. C. & B. Lucca Oil for....70
2 cans Sliced Pineapple for..l5f
3 cans Gold Dust Tomatoes. 25f
2 cans Griffin's Solid-Pack 'To
matoes for .25f
3 cans Export Corn for.... 25
10-lb. sack yellow or white Corn
meal 4.....30
Victor Flour none better sack
at ....fl.35
II II InbJ'-VI'Bb AT Si WSBklk II 4
Blankets
Our Greatest Sale of Blank
ets is now in progress on the
fourth floor The entire
stock of the Union Mill,
Union, Oregon, to be sold at
a sacrifice All new stand-
ard goods Made for the
best trade Housewives,;
hotel and boarding-house
keepers can supply ' their
wants at a huge saving
Mail orders carefully filled.
3-Ib. Blankets $5.73 Pr.6-lb. Blankets S6.90 Pr.
1,000 pairs of beautiful white wool Blankets with colored borders, full
size, tine quality, tun weight, tsy tar tne grandest values ever
offered for the money at: V .
5-lb. for, pair. $5.75 6-lb. for, pair........',.. fC.90
4K-lb. Gray Blankets $3. 1 2-6-lb. Gray Blankets $4.42
1,000 pairs of the very best gray wool Blankets, full size and weight
ana marvelous values at tnese marvelous and very special low
prices for this sale at;
AVa-lb. for, pair.. $3.12 6-lb. for, pair, ... $4.42 4th floor
500 pairs of gray mottled wool Blankets; most marvelous values at
this low price: i
5-lb. at, pair $4.05 6-lb. at, pair........ J... $4.95
mmense line of Comforters at the lowest prices for "this special sale,'
Fourth floor. ,
Spring Mattresses, Pillows, etc., at lowest prices for this special sal.3,
courts noor. -,. ' .;,CHsgl::'fi
We are sole Portland Agents for "Ostermoor" Felt Mattresses! V
Sro7 Toilet ffflper.
500,000 Rolls at surprisingly low prices. . Take advantage
"Leader" Toilet Paper rolls special Sf each or, dozen rolls.. 351
"Factor" Toilet Paper rolls special 6 each or, dozen rolls SV; 65c
"Imperial" Toilet Paper rolls special 4 each or,' dozen rolls... 45f
"Imperial" Toilet Paper large rolls sp'l 1$ each or, doz, rolls 83
"Ondana" Toilet Paper rolls special 4 each or, dozen VoIlsVs'. 45 e
"Ondana" Toilet Paper large rolls special 8f roll or, doz. rolls 89
"Peerless Toilet Paper 2,000-sheet packages 12f each; doz. $1.33
"Knickerbocker" Toilet Paper large packages Sf. tach; dozen. i ,83e
'III (H DOUBT
fpTvhnntti' DAnnsitors Must
LCDme Through or Receiv
ership Is Inevitable. .
- Heclvrsh!p and quldalon,r with a
probability of paving 60 cents on" tha
dollar, ar lneyltablo for the Merchants'
National bank unless there Is shown an
Immediate change of. attitude by the
depositors who have Claims spalnst the
bank. The comptroller of currency has
made certain requirements, among; them
the protection . of the bank from cosh
Withdrawal demands, -before the hank
can be reopened, Depositors apparently
have not yet realized that they must
comply with this condition, and ' are
coming; in altogether too slowly to save
the bank from liquidation. ' .
It la said $250,000 additional bank
stock could be subscribea wnnin z
hours for the Merchants' National if the
necessary arrangements for reopening
witn an adequate reserve were complet
ed. , Before this can be done depositors
are required to sign for long-time cer
tificates, and they are not taking
action to that end with sufficient
promptness. .
The government's agent now in charge
of - the bank la . not disposed to wait
much longer, and the bank will be
placed In a. receivership soon if the re
quired course is not -. Immediately
adopted by the -depositors
The bank's liabilities Include nearly
$3,000,000 to depositors, and these peo
ple are asked to agree that they will not
come in and demand their money as
soon aa the- bank is reopened. Should
they make such demands, it would be
Impossible for the bank : to continue
business. To protect all concerned, the
depositors are . asked to accept certifi
cates to deposit payable- in four install
ments, m , lz, is and 24 montns, witn
per cent -in teres rp
SLIPS OFF GANGPLANK
DROWHS IH COLUMBIA
Logger Loses Life in River
Before Companions Can
Come to Eescue.
A logger named Archie Johnson waa
drowned in the Columbia' river at Pekin,
Washington, Monday: afternoon. His
body has not been recovered. '
- Johnson, with two companions, John
and Herman Johnson, left this , city
Monday afternoon on the river boat
Tahoma to seek work in the - logging
camps near L Center, "Washington.
When the boat arrived at Pekin the
men decided to get off there and ask
for work before proceeding to La Cen
ter. ; John- and Xlermaa lft . tha boat
but Archie Johnson, who had been
drinking heavily, was unable to make
hla way unaided up the gangplank. Two
of . the deckhands attempted to assist
him to the landing, but in some manner
he slipped from their grasp and fell
into the river. He sank immediately
and was seen no more.
While in Portland Johnson lived at
5 Princeton street. He leaves a widow
In a small town in Finland.
Moonlight Skating at Expo.
As a pretty novelty the Expo, rink
has moonlight skating both, afternoon
and evening, also continuous raualo by
two bands.- Now is a good time to learn
to skate,, and enjoy the moonlight.
WIDOW TO GET ;
BIG ESTATE
Louis p, Beno haa filed his final ac
count as administrator of the estate of
Ferdinand Opita. showing that there la
$1,740 on hand, arid promissory notes
and mortgages worth $31,160,' all ready
to be turned vero tha widow, Harri
et 0ltfc;ivj'i5r.Y,,i .?.; ;vi'5t--;s;.4'-'
PLAN NEW MEMORIAL
BUILDING AT EUGENE
Bishop Scadding and 'Pro
fessor Carson Will Inau
gurate Movement Here.
..j X movement that will meet with the
Interested support not only of Episco
palians but with many who are inter
ested in higher education, has been set
on foot by Bishop Scadding and Pro
fessor Luella Clay Carson of the Uni
versity of Oregon, i An effort will be
made to erect at the state university at
Eugene a memorial ball to Miss Mary
B. Rodney ; to be used as. a residence
for young women attending the univer
ity. ' . . ; y
A meeting tea been called by Bishop
Scadding of the Oregon diocese to be
held in the parish hall of St. Stephen's
Pro-Cathedral, corner of Thirteenth and
Clay streets. Friday afternoon at $
o'clock. Miss Carson, who is head of
the English department and also dean
of women at the university, will be
present and will state the need. All
women Interested 1 in the movement,
whether Episcopalians or not. are in
vited to attend. h .
Miss Rodney was one of the first and
foremost educators of Oregon for many
years and waa for a long period , at
the head of St. Helen's hall. She was
a sister-in-law of the late Bishop B.
Wlstar Morris, and was an earnest work
er in the cause of higher education. It
is especially fitting that a memorial to
her should be erected at the leadin
educational institution of the State, and
it will be the first memorial dedicated
to this pioneer educator. A large ' at
tendance is expected at the meeting.
BELIEVE PORTLAND v ,
, MAN WAS KILLED
Postmaster Minto received a letter
thia morning - from R. . J. Horyor, an
attorney at Kataila Alaska, Buying that
E.0iti.aE- .ta? eon 'unl Onj in
iuu. ucoi uiai lown." MCJOd ttirt
Portland, Oregon. No one at Kdtnlu
seemedto, know ;anythlng about tiio
Aitit X?. ."-
lv.UMT Ea8t lrrton strict, but
'tCOrJ--'' in., .i i .
Inspect Rosenthal's shoa stora win
dows andgetbusy.
REGISTRATION IS
jCQNSippABLY COOUUl
i ThereTwaa a railing off In t! i-- 'ti
tration, at tho county. cUrk't of' '
day, and. the 300 per day avur.i. ,,.
not be maintained this w. 'r, 1i-i:i - i
good Weather. Of the i.i t t
tered this morning, i-5 v.t f,-
cans, 2i ienioc-raii ami fi v j, . . . :
eous. ....
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