The Oregon daily journal., March 24, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, -; TUESDAY EVENING,' 'MARCH 24, :1P08.
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500 $27.5,0 Axminster Rugs $ 1 9.55 Ea.
In the Carpet Store, Third Ffoor, today
and tomorrow, a sale extraordinary of
500 beautiful Room-Size Axminster Rugi
to be gold at a ridiculously low price each
All new, high-grade rugs, in Oriental
and Floral designs and handsome color
ings Sizes 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 8
inches Splendid variety to select from
Rugs selling regularly at $27.50 each
Your choice while they last today and
tomorrow at this mar- ( 1 C C
velously low price r
Our Great Carpet Sale
r
A Carpet Sale of the greatest importance
sf to every housewife Thousands and thou
sands of yards of bright, new carpets at prices below actual manufac
turing cost Axminsters, Brussels and Velvets, Oriental and Floral pat-
terns, in handsome colorings Prices include sewing, laying and lining.
Bigclow Axminster, regular $2.20 quality, reduced to, special, the yard..l.T2
Hartford Axminster, regular $1.85 quality, reduced to, special, the yard..f 1.4T
Rnvsl Axminster. the regular $1.60 aualitv. reduced to. special, the yard.. 1.12
Velvets, the regular $1.60 quality, on sale at this special reduction, the yard..98
Rodv Brussels, best recrular $1.90 aualitv. reduced to. special, the yard.. f 1.52
Tapestry Brussels, the regular $1.35 quality, reduced to, special, the yard..fl.02
Tapestry Brussels, the regular $1.10 quality, reduced to, special, the yard 84
300 duck and goose-filled feather Bed Pillows, covered with
blue and white striped A. C. A. ticking. Great spe- fcl ylC
1 ...1... ..1. . . U: ...11.. tS... mlm. ..! J1 .4.1
m0 ciai value, uu ai nun uiiubusm ivn yi
I' J 300 prs. extra large English fleece white Cotton Blan- f Af'
Pillows
Great Special Values in Trunks and Dags II Easteiv Salo, S&50 : Silk Petticoats $5.05
$5.20
$2.40
iFull cowhide , Traveling Bags in brown; -wide
bottom sewed frame leather lined,- name-flap,'
etc.: two nixes, on sale at the following, orices:
14- inch, .regular $ia25 value, for, each f8.10
15- inch regular $10.75 value, far, each f8.60
24-inch Suitcases, leather-covered,, with . straps all
around, shirtfold, linen-lined, at this low price:
Regular $7.25 values, on sale at, special... ,. .$0.00
Genuine Cowhide Suitcases, 24-inchj
linen-lined, shirtfold: great value at...
24 and 26-inch Keratol Suitcases, leather straps
inside top and bottom; regular $3.00
and $3.25 values, on sale at. each....
100 canvas-covered Trunks, water-proof painted,
two leather straps over top; covered hat com
partment; three sizes; strongly built and extraor
dinary values; on sale at these special prices:
28-inch, regular $6.50 values, at, each $5.50.
30-inch, regular $6.80 values, at, each. f 5.T5
32-inch, regular $7.10 values, at, each 6.00
100 heavy brass-trimmed .Trunjcs, duck-covered,
waterproof painted; two leather straps over the
top, full covered tray.f' excelsior lock; come in'
three sites; grand pecial values, on sale at: -34-inch
Trunk,' best regular 9.05 values, . . . .f T.70
34-inch Trunk, best regular S 0.50 values. ... .$8,05
36-inch Trunk, best regular $10.00. values $8,50
Special lot of 50 genuine long grain Seal Bags,- black, pearl leather-,
lined, silver trimmings; 14-inch, club style; $15.00 values, at, each...,
it
$10.50
Take advantage of our great Annual Easter
Sale of Silk Petticoats 500 in this lot All
are made of a superior quality of taffeta silk.
with a full flare flounce and six rows of half-
It!!.:
inch bands, well made and finished through
outThe color assortment includes pink,
light blue, tan, gray, brown, Copenhagen,
red, navy, green, black, and a fujl line of
changeable colors Every petticoat in the
lot regular $8.50 value Anticipate your
Easter needs at this spe
cial low price today, each. .
$5.85
Mail and phone orders will receive our
prompt' and careful attention Great Easter
Sale of Ladies' Waists on the Second Floor.
Ladies $8.50 Silk Waists on Sale at $4.85
In the Waist Department a great Easter sale of a special lot of 500 taffeta and
messaline silk tailored and fancy Waists of the best style and quality; every waist
in the lot of the latest fashion, well made and finished and exceptional value. The
variety includes lace-trimmed, French knot and .tucked effects, in white, gray, light
blue, brown, green, navy, red, lavender and black. All sizes. The best &A QC
regular $8.50 values while they last, your choice at this low price, ea..v00
Sale of Black Taffeta Silks at Low Prices
We inaugurate a stupendous sale of Black Taffeta Silks for Spring
Opening 1 Days Black Taffetas of guaranteed quality at the lowest
prices quoted this season All, new silks of standard manufacture.
19-inch, reg. 75c values, yard...63f
21 -inch reg. $1.00 values, yard...83
24-inch, reg. $1.25 values, yard...08f
36-inch, reg. $1.15 values, yard...08e
3,000 yards of Wash Crepe Silks of superior quality, The colors are pink, light
blue, brown, navy, lavender, tan, red, reseda, cream and white; 21 inches ttl-
h wide; the best regular $1.00 values, on sale at this special low price, yard.. .1 7C
36-tnch, reg. $1.25 values, yard.. $1.09
36-inch, reg. $1.50 values, yard.. $1.27
36-hich, reg. $1.65 values, yard.. $1.33
36-inch, reg. $1.75 values, yard.. $1.49
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Spring and Summer Hosiery at 75c Pair
yimely bargains in Women's New Spring and Summer Hosiery of the
very best style and quality Anticipate your summer needs now.
300 dozen women's extra fine quality,, lace Lisle Hose, in allover and boot effects;
Vail. the' new spring shades, including Copenhagen, tan, Alice blue, navy, green,
gray, champagne, black, white, red; all sizes; grand assortment. 11m Pair
An advantageous purchase enables us to offer 75c values at, pair ."J I a Oil
1,000 pairs women's fine quality black silk lisle Hose, beautifully AjTlgs Daif
fashioned, all sizes, new goods; goods most stores ask 75c for.TPVJi a Oil
Women's fine quality black and tan Cotton Hose, full fashioned ffg A.'
leg and foot; plain and ribbed; best regular 35c values, special. aw C a Oil
Boys' and girls' tan and black cotton-ribbed Hose, seamless foot Oto Daii
and double knee; sizes 8yi to 10; regular 35c values, on sale at.vjC a all
Women's 1 908 Suits at $25.45
A sensational Spring Opening Sale of Wom
en'i High-Grade Tailored Suits, 200 gar
ments in the assortment The very latest
K fashions and materials from the largest and
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rami rcpuumc maacrj m rucw lorKvuy -
Suit bargains that will attract the best buy
ers in the community An opportunity to.
supply your Easter needs at a saving yon
cannot fail to appreciate Fancy and plain
tailored styles Fancies in three-button cut
away effects, also straight fronts, trimmed
with lace, fancy braid, silk and buttons;
plain, mandarin and butterfly sleeves
Plain Tailored Suits in tight-fitting
effects Skirts are made plain," gored
or full pleated with bias folds Tans,
grays, golden brown, navy, reseda,
green; also checks and stripes The
materials are Panama cloths, serges,
light-weight tweeds and fancy wors
teds All new, up-to-date spring
garments, selling regularly at $35 to
$45 each Your choice, while they
last, at this sP'-eQg A
cial low price . . . & J
Corset Covers S1.37-Nightgovvns $ 1 .57
$ 10 White Skirts Reduced to $7.75 Each
Ladies' French embroidered Corset Covers, blouse fronts, tucked backs, d J
eyelets drawn with ribbon; regular values $1.75; on sale at, special.... v I I
Special lot ladies' Cambric ana Nainsook Gowns, made with low neck and short
sleeves, high neck and long sleeves; trimmed in good quality embroi- d
deries; best regular $2.00 value; on sale at this special price, each .yltwl
Special lot ladies' high-class white Underskirts, with wide fancy flounces, trim'd
with lace and embroidery flouncings, clusters of tucks and inser 7C
Hons; the best regular $10.00 values, on sale at this special price, each..v'l
A Great Sale of Infants' Wear for Easter
Dainty new "baby things" for Easter wear a grand assortment of pretty little
dresses, coats, hats and caps, bootees, shoes, etc. We are very proud of this show
ing of ready-to-wear apparel for the little tots. No trouble to show them to you.
Beautiful White Dresses for confirmation an entire new line for children and
misses of all ages, and prices are very reasonable. Cloak Department, 2d Floor.
5000 Dozen Val. Laces-Values to $4.00
A Dozen, on Sale at 89c a Dozen Yards
Our great annual spring sale of French Val.
Laces and Insertion 5,000 dozens in this splen
did lot. secured from a large importing house,
at prices far below value. Dainty patferns in
wonderful assortment; laces for trimming sum
mer and evening apparel; sleeves, waists, un
dermuslins, laces for millinery purposes, etc.
Values up to $4.00 per dozen yards. Buy all
you want today and tomorrow at this CQ
fbw price, per dozen yards ,0C
$2.50 Flouncing at 87c
Sale extraordinary of. 2,500 yards Swiss and
Batiste Flouncing, for lingerie, gowns, etc.;
beautiful assortment in English eyelet, venise
and filet effects.' Regular values up to $2.50
the yard, on sale at this exceptionally 07
low price, yard .Of C
40 and 45-inch white and cream Embroidered
Nets' for waistings: handsome styles; dt fl
reg. vals. up to $3.50 the yard; special. $1U
TAILORS
ON STRIKE
.Walkout Occurs at Noon-
ftesult of Secret Meeting
of Union Journeymen's
- Demands for Jlore Pay lie
, fused by Employers.
Every anion tailor in Portland quit
work at noon today as ft-result or a e
cret rneetfnf of tha executive board of
v tt) journeyman tailor" union.; neld at
1Z o'clock In the Union building. About
men are affected by the strike and
tliey aay they will not return to work
until their demand for more pay are
met.'
v. The strike of the tailors has been
, lji-awlng for some time and -the master
"" have been preparing ' for' It ' by
e'tlng- hold of a many non-union 'men
' (j'HSf-ible. They say that' they will
accede to the demands ' of, th;3our-;.(
neymen tailors and will fight the thing
through .to the finish rather than pay
the additional $2.60 a suit demanded by
me union.
Prloe Per Suit Sailed.
Last fall the union put up the prlci
per suit and as business was good ths
master tailors agreed to the raise. Soon
arterwarda they formed an association
however, with K. 8. Ervln as president
and J. B. Coffey as secretary. The first
of the year they served notice that they
would reduce wages to the former
schedule. The union held several meet
ings and U was thought than that a
strike might be declared but after con
ferrlng with the national headquarters
in isow xorK it was aeciaea to accept
the decrease.
A few weeks ago, when spring busi
ness Degan picmng up, the union held
more meetings, as a result of which It
asked that they be given 12.60 addltlonni
per suit. The master tailors refused to
grant the increase, and at this noon's
metlng It was decided not to return to
work this afternoon,
Kcfnse to Grant Balss.
Secretary J. B. Coffey of the Master
Tailors' association said that the master
tailors could not afford to grant any in
crease. "We are paying them as much now
as we can afford," said Mr. Coffey.
"Business conditions are not good in
our line," said Mr. Coffey, "and we
cannot pay our men the money they
ask. Many of us are not making any
thing on a suit of clothes as It is.
Others are losing money. We had bet
ter shut up shop rather than pay our
tailors more money at this time. I
suppose about 200 men will go out on
the strike." '
Comins; lust as it does the strike will
leave all sorts of underdone spring suits
in the shops. The tailors evident v
planned it with that end in view. The
master tailors, however, say they will
SITE OF PK0P0SED SCHWARTZSCHILD & SULZBUBGEB PACKING PLANT.
.
MUSIC AS A
CULTURE FACTOR
Children Should Be Given Mu
iical E d u c a t i o nPiano in
Home a Modern Necessity
Small - Payment Plan Opens
Way to Every One.
Natural Scenic Beauties of Spot on Which Zimmerman Plant Is Erected
the tailor's union, and John M.. Bend-
get their orders out in some shape, in . roth, an employe of the A. A. Benson
SDite of- tbe lockout
Frederick A. Tomtit of the H. A. Wills
Tailoring company Is the president of
.'OR.
AONER.
DR. J. C. TWITCH ELL
:Mi la te eertlry that ny eaopalgn for .the office of
f kroner la aade at the expense of ay own private aeane, and
f-at no portion ef it it aup ported by private Interests,
:us placing ayaelf under obligation for future patronage. -
j fitnesses.
ulierib4 'iefere i thii wtl ar of Nareh, 199
-P:-tvafi ...; v-4-
Tailoring company, I secretary. . The
officers state they have plenty of funds
to-carry on the strike, and J say "they
have the full approval of the National
Association of Journeymen Tailors.
MAIL DELAYED BY
ACCIDENT TO CAB
REVENUE' CUTTER WILL CONVEY
KING REX DURING ROSE FIESTA
4 Eastern mall due In Portland
yesterday - morning at 9:S
o'clock on the'O. R. & N. was de-
layed owing to an accident to
the 'mail car east. of Pendleton.
The car was damaged to eucli an
extent that it had to be "cut '
out' or the train. Later the mail
was brought to Portland o t a,
loca,l. ,It is said that the ralW
road officials made no effort to
transfer the mail to another cr3
so that It would arrive on ached-
ule. ' ... "
GE0EGE P. WIUIA3IS
' IS UNDEK AEIIE&T
XUnlted Vran LetMd Wire.) .
Ban Francisco.- March t. Gcorgs P.
Williams, -'cecortM by detectives, is oi
bis way to Tacoma . to , answer to a
eharg of ' pasalng alleged worthless
cbecka. - . . -ji ,-: , ; w ; - , w ,:
It is nlanned to have the United
States rovanut .cutter , McCRllough act
as the royal barge for king Bex of the
Rose Carnival neat June. Letters have
been .written toWeshJngton to the rev
enue department-asking that tha speedy
cutter be placed e.t the service of the
king ef the eamtval- for Monday, the
opening day - and as the cutter
Mnrhiiiourh la stationed in the Columbia
river, there Is little doubt but that the
request will be compiled with.
; la case this ler done, the klxijr will land
from . the mythical Northland at high
noon,, arm will proceed 10 tne festival
arch near the union depot, with his
retinue. Here tho keys of the city will
do turned over into nis Keeping.
Six parades have been provided for
the festival, three day parades and
tnree nijrht. , in addition to the first
parade of Rex from the wharf to the
lesiivai arcn. .
CITY FRANCHISES TO
BE
closely inspected
Sicial Committee of . City
: Council Holds Its tfjrst
Meeting' This Afternoon.
; Membera f of the special , franchise
committee appointed by Mayor Lane to
take the, .place ef the one' removed by
the eouncll will hold hetr first neet-
ing this afternoon at ,2 o'clock When
a. careful examination of all franchises
In force at the present time Will be
commenced. ,
.This is one of the most important In
vestigations ever conducted by the
city in that Mayor Lane has announced
that decisive action will be taken by the
executive .branch of tbe city govern
ment following the report of the fran
vniae vommmee 11 any or the holders
are onnd violating the terms of their
franchises,..'?-:'.' ; ..' - -'. v
While no announcement baa been
made by . the committee aa to : what
franchfea will be considered, first it i
more than probable that the tinhnna
companies will be the - first . to have
their franchises overhauled by the com
mittee. This la due, to the agitation
recentlJiMiralsed Dvir tht nurchiM nt
cables and conduits for tha citywhen
the franchises' of- both comnanie.stin.
Ulate, that the companies shall fUrnish
cables and conduits for the use of the
city fire, police and water departments.
fiEff CONTRACTS
T BE KEPT
IS
Judge Cleland Sustains De
murrer in Case of Gauld
Co. vs. Stanley.
Holding that a contract made with a
trust must be enforced if the contract
Htself does not further the nnu
Purposes of the' combination, Psssidlng
udge Cleland In the circuit court this
morning Busiainea me aemurrer to the
fourth amended complaint in the case
of. the Gauld comoanv umlnat E a
Stanley. The company brought suit for
pay for material furnished and the de-
lenaanc set up ins Claim that h,
not required to pay,, as the Oauld com
pany is a member of . the wholesale
plumbing trust that refuses to sell
supplies to any. except, licensed plumbers.-':
'-'" . V ,.
; This defense was based" on the city
anti-trust, ordinance. Judge Cleland
said that It Is true that in a certain
class of cases a contract cannot be en
forced when made by an unlawful com
bination, but this penalty la limited to
contracts' that .further, the purpose- of
the combine. . .. ; ... ., . . -
In the absence of a statnt. mM th.
court, the great weight of authority la1
Music, the noblest of the arts. Is ds-
uueu ay Hianey uanler as "Love .
search of a Word." There Is an lne
pressiDle something in the heart of
man which seeks to dedne itself Into
speech, but. failing in this, muslo flies
to its relief, and melody flows out of
the imprisoned soul.
Home Is not home without a piano. It
is Darren and Incomploto something
lacking and your children are denied
the privileges that others enjoy. Fathers
and mothers. In fact all those who hold
the reins of guidance whose duty It
is to direct with care and caution, the
lives, tastes and education of boys and
glrlS SOnS and- dllllhtem l nur lanrl
should see to It that their children are
given a thorough musical education.
EAST TO BXJT.
There is not a home.
small the Income, but that can afford
a piano or organ. But where torfet
the greatest piano value for the money
IS the Question. It la a niltvhma that
should be made seriously, and with de
liberation. You are making HfHm
purchase.
Very lew Deoole know rtunl nlann
value and are unable to decide whether
it Is sold at the right price. Tls true
that there Is not a denier in th
try, from the largest down to the small
est, who will nol, and perhaps In good
faith, too, claim to., sell you cheaper
than anyone else. Hut statement and
claims always look different when
stood in a row with downright facts.
DEAL WITH A BTiT.TABT.E HOTTS3.
It Is therefore r.ecessarv that Vou "
deal with a reliable house. One that
has an excellent reputation for fnlr '
and honest dealing. The House of EU-, :
era Is acknowledged the largest dealers
In high-grade pianos and organs in the
west. More instruments are sold an- -
nually by Ellers Piano House than all
other dealers on the Coast combined.
This tremendous business has been "
built up solely bv dealing fairly and -honestly
with their patrons and giving '
the greatest intrinsic! value for the
money. - '
No matter now low tha nrlce. von era
absolutely positlva that In the Ellers.
store you will secure an instrument11
you will be prouB to own. At the Ell
ers establishment there is no doubt ss
to tha auaiity and there Is a noaltlve
assurance of one prlca to all, and that.
price the very, lowest. :
Settle that piano question today. J
Come in and let us explain ou small i
payment plan. We. will make the terms ;
so easy that you will not feel them, and ti
still enjoy the piano while you are r.ay. . ;
Ing.. for It. Ellers Piano House, - Big: "
pest. Busiest, Best dealers, SS3 WashV ,;.
In K ton street. Stores in all laraa cities. ' ,'
Headquarters for Talking Machines '
Kecoras ana ine violins. . - , - ::
that when a contract Is 1ndenntnt n't
such considerations and rests, as In this. V
casv, - on;- materials lurniscea, tbe fact
that the other party is a" member of
combination Is ,not a good -defense, i., -