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! THE .OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; : PORTLAND. T5SDAY EVENING. I MARCH g. 1803. :."
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Thb Second Day of This'Cr Price RttonsBas&mciv
imorrow--T
943th FridaySurprise Sale Tomorrow
Tha 945th Friday Snrprise Sale Tomorrow
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Press Gloves for Men
Perrin's Kid Glove Sale
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Received by express, two of the greatest lots of Men's Walking Gloves
ever shown in this city This is decidedly the most unusual event that
ever happened at the beginning of the season. To secure a pair of this
well-known make of gloves, hand sewn, all the newest shades, and at
the values mentioned, is certainly an opportunity not to be overlooked
Tomorrow morning we will place on sale in our men's furnishing goods
department in two lots as follows $2.00 and $2.50 values at $1.19 and
$1.39 the following:
Lot One $2.50
Kind for $1.39
Lot Two $2.00
Kind for $1.1 9
Consisting of Perrin's hand-sewn. Pernni full pique imported Lambskin
band-finish Karsan Gloves, in colors of Gloves, Paris Point, embroidered in the
an and oak. The $2.50 values, for to- newest shades -of Havana and tan. The
morrow only at this price, pair fl.39 H $200 values, tomorrow fl.19
For Tomorrow Only at the Prices Quoted
TS945th Friday Surprise Sale Tomorrow
FonrTin-Hand Wash Ties 12V2C
New Wash Four-in-Hand Ties, made of the best quality mercerized wash mate
rials,1 i including Oxfords, 'damask and pique cloths in plain white, also colors of
bluevtan; red. Made reversible and full length; best 25c values; spec', eache
VafaesUfito$20.00in
Beautiful Dress
Waists
Tomorrow $?.4S Ea.
SEETHE WINDOW DISPLAY TOMORROW AT THIS PRICE
TOMORROW-$20 VALUES AT $7.43 EA. TOMORROW
New line of beautiful Dress Waists, In figured nets, chiffon cloth, chif-
bn, allover lace and taffeta, elegantly trimmed yokes, in embroidered
illet, Irish crochet, round mesh Val. linen and crochet medallions, silk
applique, maltese, shirring, velvet bands, Japanese or Dresden braid and
buttons New styles in sleeves, the Butterfly, Maevda and Japanese
effects Colors are light blue, pink, white, cream, apricot, Copenhagen,
tan, navy, ecru and black, also Dresden fancy stripes
and checks Values range up to $20.00 On sale to
morrow only at the remarkably low price of, each
$7.45
TS 945th Friday Snrprise Sale Tbmoiro w
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To open , the season In our Go-Cart
Department on the Third Floor, we
announce a special lot of one hundred
collapsible go-carts The frame of this
cart is made of extra strong steel with
side arms of rod steel ; has rubber
tired wheels, fancy enamel wood han
dle with nickel trimmings, upholstery
of English leather cloth in colors'
green; reclining back, dash adjustable
for sleeping purposes Best value ever
offered Friday Surprise Sale at the
wonderfully low price of only $5.38
$9.50
Department store prices This tame
go-cart with hood, exactly as illus-
trated Regular price $9.50 Specially priced at only.
$7.38
Mail orders promptly and carefully filled Take advantage of this sale
Special Annoigncemerat
The Special Purchase Sale of Men's and
Women's Hosiery Continues Tomorrow
Vak to $ 1 , Specif at 2 9c
945th Friday Surprise Sale
12,000 yards Face Veilings in Tuxedo nets, hairlines, che
nille 'dotted velvet dotted and other fancy meshes. The
colors are black, white, brown, green, gray, navy. They
are full regular width and perfect in every way.
Veilmgsto75catl2cyd
An unparalleled announcement for tomorrow In Veilings
of the most desirable quality and price. The assortment
in this special purchase, made purposely for this Friday
Surprise Sale is very complete. Do not miss the oppor
tunity of procuring new and up-to-date veils at a small
price. Tomorrow only.
945th Friday Surprise Sale
25,000 yds. heavy all-silk Taffeta Ribbon for millinery and hair
bows; black, white, cardinal, garnet, brown, tan, champagne,
navy, Alice, Copenhagen, mais, lavender, Nile, myrtle. For
tomorrow only at this price. An announcement extraor
dinary from our ribbon department. We are offering you
tomorrow 45c' heavy Silk Ribbon at 27c per yard. The most
excellent quality of good ribbon that could be used for
either' dress purposes, bows, or for the neck. The assort
ment comes In all the fashionable colorings. Friday only.
45c Silk Ribbons at 27c
945th Friday Surprise Sale
$3.50 Women's Gloves $2.47
For tomorrow only at this price we offer 2,500 pairs Ladies'
16-button-length Kid Gloves, three clasps at wrist, brown,
tan, champagne, white and black. A great value, fcO AJ
for tomorrow, regular $3.50. value, special, pair... P&.fif
$1.75 Gloves for 8 1.1 9 Pair
2-button Pique Kid Gloves, 6-button-length Biarritz, black,
brown, tan, gray and red; broken assortment tl 1 A
sizes; regular $1.75, special, pair for tomorrow ....$1127
945th Friday Surprise Sale
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Another surprise in store for tlJose who desire an excep
tional value in elastic Beit inns. All new. and up-to-date
Belting; purchased purposelj Jor the Friday Surprise.
Belt Lengths 69c Each
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For tomorrow we offer 2,000 Elastic Bfclt Lengths; colon'
black, white, gray, tan, brown, green an'd navy blue. Some
are studded with cut steel points and jetf points, and oth
ers are plain.. They run from V3 inch !jo 4 inches wide,
and they are worth up to $3.00 a length, .for 684?
Meier & Frank Store's 945th Friday Surprise Sale
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A Special Purchase
of Men's Suits, $ 15
$18. Values. $9.65
Secured from one of the largest manufacturers of clothing
in the United States The purchasing power of the Meier
& Frank Store is again demonstrated in this timely offering
for tomorrow The assortment is excellent and the suits
are made of dark and medium dark fabrics, of fancy worst
eds aqd fancy tweeds and fancy cheviots, in neat stripes,
checks and plaid effects All sizes, in regular or stouts
sizes 35 to 46 These suits are lined with best Italian serge
lining and made with best tailor trim
ming, well finished Exceptional values Q ftsi
Second Floor $15.00 and $18.00 suits -
945th Surprise Sale
Women's Neckwear
Only a small space to tell you of a great bargain
and a great saving in the greatest assortment of
7000 Turnover Collars
25c and 35c Values 1 7c Ea.
Embroidered Turnover Collars', Stocks and Col
lar and Cuff Sets, beautiful patterns. Regular
26c and 36c values, special each, at only .
945th Friday Surprise Solo
Reg. $3.50 Axminster Rugs
Tomorrow Only at $2.47
600 Bigelow Axminster Rugs, .27x60, at $2.47,
regular $3.50. A beautiful array of colors and
oriental designs. No householder can afford to
miss this bargain opportunity. On account of
the extensive, assortment of these dependable
rugs, it will make selections easy. Do not, fail
to secure one of these unequaled values. On sale
for tomorrow only at this price.
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Meier &Frank Stored 945th Friday Surprise Sale !
For tomorrow in our Boys' Section, on the second floor,
a sale to interest many an economical parent when
the announcement is made that . " .
Boys'ComMnatioh
WasfaSuitsat$1.15
will be on sale at the Meier& Frank Store A special offer
ing and exceptionally good value nn Boys' Combination
Sailor Wash Suits, suits made in -sailor style with pair of
knee and one pair of bloomer trousers and also a cap to
match Sizes 3 to 12 years Materials are all fast color,
blue and gray chambrays, plain or fancy crashes Suits
have neatly trimmed sailor collars These combination
In Boys' Section
Second .Flooif
suits of four pieces are exceptional values Anticipate your
summer wants while the stock is com-
plete Suits of four pieces tomorrow
See the fine display in the window
$1.15
Tomorrow's Sale
TOMORROW ONLY
A splendid saving to be made here tomorrow in our Friday Surprise Sale offering of
Outing Flannels in light and dark colors, stripes, plaids and plain
colors 10c values at 6c Tomorrow at this extremely low price
10c Values
6 c YardFriday Surprise
ANARCHISTS
Chicago Police May Have
..Emma Goldman Sent Out
of 'Country San Fran
Cisco Authorities Start
.'Campaign Against Reds.
' (iWteA mm turn. Wlw.)".;t
Chtcaro, March S. The state and tea-
crat "officers in Chicago, together with
tbe municipal authorities have reached
" the oonciuBlon that the federal Uw pro
.,Y!din for the deportation of known aa-
rchfate tear employed to rid the city
i4 fome.ot the jnore rbid and daog-er
oue of the leaders of -the "reds." A test
case probably will be made of Emma
uoiaman, wno is regardea as one or ine
must violent of all the anarchists In
this country. Neaotlations will be en
tered into at once with the department
or justice at wasniugton.
In open defiance to the authoritlfs to
check the propaganda of anarchists
the various groups of Chicago are ar
ranging ror lectures Dy ismma uoia
man. Addresses have been extensively
advertised to take place in Chicago next
Tiaay nignt. t
San Francisco. March 5. A vigorous
campaign against the local anarchists
has been inaugurated Dy tne ponce uc
partment. Chief Uiggy detailed Cap
tain Henry r. uieeson to rouna up an
the anarchists In San Francisco, and to
prepare a complete record for each man,
the matter so gathered to be used as
the basis for deoortation crocteMtnas.
The action taken by the chief follows
close on the order Issued Tuesday : by
President Roosevelt through the Immi
gration bureau, requesting that the fed
eral authorities cooperate with the po
lice chiefs throughout the United States.
The activity against the reds is the di
rect outcome or tne assassination or
auier Leo Heinrlchs in Denver and
the attempt upon - the . life of Chief
Shlppy in Chicago.
It Is known that a band of anarchists
has made Ban Francisco its bead
quarters, , f
Mrs. Leonard Dead.
Astoria, f Or., ... March B. Mr. AnnU
Leonard rtrown. wife of Fred Brown,
died yestenday of Bright's disease. The
?ff,ea?1 a native of Xondonderryv
Ireland, ag4 61 years, and resided here
REBATE CASE
IS POSTPONED
Eailroad Commission Will
Begin Southern Pacific
Hearing Tomorrow.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, March 5. Tht investi
gation by the state railroad commission
Into alleged rebates granted by the
Bouthern Faclflo road to 160 local ship
pers did not begin this morning on ao-
count or a misunaerstanamg oecween
ma memoers oi iiie uiiwuuor vi, vuin
merce and the railroad commisstontfrs.
The commissioners thought y they
would be allowed to begin the inquiry
in the chamber of commerce today, but
when ' all parties interested in the in
vestigation gathered there it developed
that another association had engaged
It for the morning. The commission
then decided to nostpone the beetnnicc
of the hearing' untlK lo o'clock tomor
row morning. '
Attornev-Oeneral Webb, untied whose
direction evidence against' the Bouthern
facinc road - has been gathered - was
represented by one 1 of bis assUtants, .
Ravmond Benjamin. The latter was
uncommunicative on the question of the
evidence against the road. He said
that it is probable that following the
conclusion of the Southern Pacific case
the commission wouia at once take tes
timony on similar charges axalnst the
Santa Fe Toad. The present case 1
based on facts brought out at the hear
ing against the Southern Pacific before
tne interstate commerce commission
several months ago, showing that the
road paid rebates on f000 different
shipments during the bast few years.
Read Sharkey's Saturday ad.
FINED FOR SAYING
SHIPPY SHOULD DIE
(Uoltcd rreu Leased Wlral
Chicago, March 6. Joseph Freedman,
who was arrested because ne was heard
to say that Chief of Police Shlppy and
more like him ought to be killed, was
fined 5 and costs.
LONGER H0UES FOE
MINE STRIKEBREAKERS
Fairbanks. Alaska. March 6. The
fight of the mineowners against the
union was given a further imoetus
when IS oneratora on Vault creek, for-
merly operating on an s-nour schedule,
and paying, IS per day, resolved to go
on io ror iv sours oasis uarca 19
and to so notify their employes.
.Read Sharkey Saturday ad.-- .
Eggs
20c Doz.
Butter
60c Roll
LENTEN SPECIALS
HALIB0T - 4 lbs. for 25c
HERRING - 4 lbs. for 25c
CHINOOK SALMON 15c lb.
STURGEON - - 15c lb.
SMELT - 3 lbs. for 25c'
We have always on hand all varieties of Fish and Vegetables and Fruit in season. " Try us
once the memory of quality will bring you baclc again. . :
THEfRANCiUN-BARNESfia
105-107 THIRD STREET, BETWEEN STARK AND WASHINGTON : .V,
W Buy as Low as We Can. , We Sell as Low . as We'' Can'. - ;.n"trr
CLAMS
ZJtUe sTeok
6 lb. 25c
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