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THE , OREGON" DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINO, ' MARCH 27, 108. Merchandise Purchased pit Credit Tomorrow Mo Stcr Open Tomorrow Until 9:30 P. M. raMIslfePday Shopping Builetiiii Open Tomorrow Until 9:30 P. M. eser M VMerry Widow? Sailore' $7.50 Values at $4.50 Each Tomorrow' in the Millinery Depart ment. Second Floor, a timely offer ing of the popular "Merry Widow" large Sailor Hats at a tempting low priceabout 150 .of these fine tplit 8traw brid trimmed with large bows of fancy silk gold band and buckle Black, navy, brown, cham pagne and Copenhagen blue- New, stylish, up-to-date headgear at about one half real value An unusual -opportunity to buy your Easter bon-. net at a big saving. Come early if you want one at ft A T W&J only- Misses' and Children's $6 Leghorns at $3 Specjal lot of misses' and children' Leghorn an'd Body Hats, trimmed in flowers, fibbcm and silk, very-pretty styles; the best regular values up to $6.00 d0 AA each, on sale-tomorrow, while they last, at this special low price, each.ey)Uv WE ARE PORTLAND ACENTS FOR. BUTTERJCK PATTERNS Women's-Misses' Short Topco'ts $7.50 Values Reduced to $4.85 Saturday sale of women's and misseV new short Topcoats in fancy tan and gray checks, stripes, plaids and mixtures Made double breasted with black velvet collar A jaunty and serviceable outer garment for spring and summer wear All sizes Regular $7.50 values f$ A O f at, each J 'X,ISS , Misses and Child's Apparel Misses' and children's white Dresses in organdy, dotted net, Swiss and lawn materials, trimmed with lace, embroidery and insertion; well made and finished; handsome styles; ages 4 to 14 years. On dJfC AA sale at. special, each, f 2.25 to 310. UU Misses' and children's Jumper Presses, made of blue chambray, trimmed straps, full skirt, white waist of lawn material, with tucks; ages o to 14 years; f jr great special value, on sale at this wonderfully low price, special, each. Misses and children's Box Coats, in f-length styles; navy, blue, red and gray; double breasted, lined throughout; ages 6 to 14 years; each. Meh Negligee Shirts for $1.39 Men's 35c Handkerchiefs at 19c Men's $5.00 Umbrellas $2.85 Our weekly Saturday bargains in the Men's Furnishing Goods section al ways attract a throng of economical buyers Tomorrow's offering will prove unusually interesting to you. Special lot of 100 doren men'a Negligee blurts, with soft attached collar; sen uin soisettes, in tan, blue, white, pink and champagne; well made and finished; perfect fitting; all sizes. Great- d OQ est vals. ever offered, special. p I Je7 300 doren men's pure linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs, V and -inch hems, beautiful quality; regular 35c val- ues, on sale at, special, each ,17C Special lot of men's high grade Um brellas, guaranteed silk and linen cover ings, steel rod; beautiful assortment of fancy handles. The best regular $5 00 values, on sale tomorrow at d0 QC this special low price, each.vaOD "Cooper's" Form-FlttingSpring-weight Underwear in blue, pink, salmon OQ and tan shades, all sizes shirts and drawers; special value, per garment. OUC Reg. $4.50 Sweater Coats at $2.69 Ea. Special line of Sweater Coats for women and men, in white, Oxfords and red; large pearl buttons; best make. The best regular $4.50 values, to be dJO A sold tomorrow only at this exceptionally low price, ea. take advantage. Jfci.U Special lot men's full size muslin Nightshirts, plain white or fancy trim- AO med, low collar or military style; all sizes; great value; tomorrow only, ea.fJC New Spring Derbys and Soft Hats now ready, at prices from $2.00 to $6.00 each PORTLAND AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED "NEMO" CORSETS 'WILLAMETTE" SEWING MACHINES $16.00 TO $35.00 EACH SaleofGroceries,Provision3 PHONE ORDERS Call EXCHANGE 4 or HOME A 6 101 Best Navel Oranges, at, the dozen 20 6 packages Korn Kinks for only 25 1-lb. jar Sliced Beef on sale for..25f Climax Egg Noodles, this sale for lOf Climax Macaroni, in this sale for 10 Imperial Nut Butter, 15c, 25c and Box of Macaroni on sale for only 40f Bon Ami, "Neverscratches," 3 for 23 Sapolio, in this sale at, per cake 7j 6 packages Searchlight Matches 25f 6 packages of Press Matches, only 25tf "Victor" Flour, ecfual to the best full weight, 50-lb. Backs guaran teed the best flour money can buy your choice for this sale at the exceptionally low price fl? l C per sack 41 O J P. & G. Naptha Soap, at, the cake 51 Fels. Naptha Soap, on sale at, ake 5f 1 gal. Log Cabin Maple Syrup 1.25 Yi gallon Log Cabin Maple Syrup 68 1-lb. pkg. Honeysuckle Raisins at 10 3 cans String Beans on sale for . 25 9-lb. sack of Cream Rolled Oats 45 10-lb. sack of Corn Meal for only 2Xf 6 packages Birdseye Matches for 25f 3 cans of Gold Dust Tomatoes at 25f 3 cans of Export Corn on sale at 25 2 cans Alpha Corn, this sale, only 254) 17 pounds Granulated Sugar $1.00 3 2-lb. cans Sultan Pineapple for 50 1 2-lb. can Singapore Pineapple at 150 1 1-lb. can of Sultan Pineapple at 3 1-lb. cans of Van Camp's Pork and Beans on sale at the low price of 25t 1 lb. Ghirardelli Ground Chocolate 29f 3 cans Carnation Cream for only 25f Postum or Figprune Cereal for 20 100,000 lbs. of Meier & Frank's famous Mocha and Java Coffee Equal to the best 40c coffee Buy all you want tomorrow at l this low price, per lb 4&J 3 pkgs. Malta Vita on sale for 25f 2 pkgs. Grape-Nuts, in" this sale 25 2 cans A. & L. Oysters, for only 50t 3 cans Sun9et Mackerel for only 50 Lea & Pcrrins' Sauce, 25c, 45c and 75J Durkee's Salad Dressing, 10c, 25c, 45 2 jars McLaren's Cheese, this sale 25 1 quart C. & B. Lucca Oil for only 70f Fram's Smoked Sardines at only 10 Free delivery to all parts of the city Phone orders promptly filled. 6 to 9:30 P.M. Specials 20c VESTS THIS SALE 9c EA. Tomorrow. 6 to 9:30 p. m., women's ribbed cotton Undervests, low neck and sleeveless, well made; in all sizes; A regular 20c values, on sale at. ea. iC 75c HANDBAGS AT 42c EA. Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., women's and children's Handbags; good quality walrus leather, several shapes, AOn best shades; 75c values, each. xl WOMEN'S 'KERCHIEFS at 8c Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., 100 dozen women's fancy colored novelty Hand kerchiefs; checks and crossbar; O J-in. hemstitching; grand val. at. OC 25c EMBR'D COLLARS 1 2c Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., women's slightly soiled embroidered, starched Collars, white and colors; sizes O 12 to IS; reg. 25c values, each. lfciC 15c RIBBONS AT 1 2c YARD Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., 2,500 yards of plain Taffeta Ribbon, Yt to 3 inches wide, for hair ribbons; black, white and all leading shades; 15c values, yard. 9 50c VEIL PINS AT 28c EA. Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., special lot of Veil Pins, new patterns in gold and enamel, all colors; best reg. 50c OO values, on sale at, spedal.-ea'chr OC $1.00 BELT PINS at 49c EA. 5000 Yds. SILKOLINE 9c YD Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., large variety of Belt Pins in gold, silver and antique finishes; very pretty designs, $1 values, on sale at, special, each. ftC BOYS UNDERWEAR AT 1 5c Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., great special sale q boys' medium and heavy weight ribbed Underwear, in gray, brown and blue, all sizes shirts and draw- 1 C ers; regular 35c values, special. ,lvC Great Saturday bargains in all lines of men's Furnishing Goods. Great values. Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., 5,000 yard of fancy Silkolines, in light grounds with floral designs, all colors; big Q variety and wonderful value, yard. VC SCOTCH LAPPET at 7J4c YD. Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., five patterns of Scotch Lappet for sash and long cur tains, stripes only; regular 10c "7 1 value, on sale at, special, yard... I 2t LAWN MOWERS AT $3.59 Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., four-blade Lawn Mowers, 14-inch; reg- CQ ular $4.50 values, at, each. . pOU7 35c Grass Shears on sale for, pr.27e LADIES' $1.50 GOWNS at 79c Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., special lot of cambric and nainsook Gowns, low, round and square necks, long and "7Q 6hort sleeves; $1.25-$1.50 values. llfC CHILDREN'S CORSET WAISTS Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., 100 dozen children's Knit Corset Waists, ages 1 to 12 years; regular 20c values, M on sale at this special price, ea..!4C 1 5c TOWELS AT 10c EACH Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., 100 dozen hemmed linen Huck Towels, the best regular 15c values; buy all you 1A want ef them at, special, each..l"C 100 DOZ. BATH TOWELS, 7c Tomorrow, 6 to 9:30 p. m., 100 dozen bleached Turkish Bath Towels; best 12c values; buy all you want of them T at this unusually low price, each. It THE "BARRIER" $1.18 COPY In the Book Department, The Barrier, a new book by Rex. Beach, author of "The Spoilers"; illustrated. It is a buoy ant, bracing atory of the last frontier of Alaska a istory of primitive passions, of overpowering romance, of rough, pic turesque conditions in a new country. M L. ADL OKOl. CO, en's New Spring Smi $18 Vals. $12.85 Tomorrow in the Men's Clothing store, Second Floor, a sale extraordinary of new Spring Suits at a sensationally low price all the new est and most approved fashions and materials selling regularly at $18.00, your choice at $12.85 Included will be found light and dark gray worsteds, fancy tweeds and cheviots in neat stylish patterns, plaids, checks, stripes, every garment well-made and finished through out, best Italian lining and Alpaca lining, sizes 85 to 42 Made in 3-button single or double breasted sack coat Fine apparel suitable for business or dress wearSeveral lines of young men's Suits are included in this exceptional of fering Regular $18.00 values, your choice for tomorrow only at the suit. km I '.-: v. : yi $12.85 See the Morrison Street Window Display 7 1 5c Sheet Music Sale All the new, up-to-date songs to be sold tomorrow at 15c per copy. Included will be found "School Days," "Tropical Moon," "Poor John, "Moonbeams," "Hed Wing," "Buffalo Kate,'' "Night and Day," "I'm Afraid to Go Home," "She Was a Grand Old Lady," "Monterey' "To You, Dear Heart," "Dreaming," "Love Me and the World Is Mine," "Honey Boy." and many others. 1 C On sale tomorrow only, your choice at this special low price, per copy..l)C f t& A Cr If pilf" Every music lover realizes the fact that the A'AjT AflCXl gUvl 1IV standard of popular music is gradually being raised. This new ballad by Russel is a classic and appeals to every one 1 J who appreciates the beautiful in music; tomorrow only, on sale at, copy., IOC Kremer's Dance Folio, containing 10 late waltzes and two-steps; on sale, 1 "7 special, for tomorrow only, at this very low price, each take advantage. .1 1 C Women's and Children's Hosiery at Very Spec'l Prices 500 pairs of boys' and girls' good strong black ribbed cotton Hose, seamless foot and fast colors, all 1 1 sizes; reg. 20c vals., on sale, special, the pair..llC 500 pairs of boys' and girls' extra strong quality black ribbed cotton Hose, double knees, heel and toe, all sizes; best 1 J regular 25c values, at special, pair. If C 1,000 pairs of boy' and girls' black wor sted Hose', well made, fast color, O0 all sizes; 40c values, special at, pair. &OC 500 pairs of women's black and tan seam less cotton Hose, fast color and good wear ing quality; all sizes; regular 20c 11 allies, at this special low price, pair..HC 500 pairs of women's extra fine gauze black cotton Hose, seamless leg and foot; 1 J reg. 25c vals., on sale at, special, pr. llC 1,000 pairs of women's fine quality tan and Mack gauze lisle Hose, seamless foot and fast color, all sizes; regular 40c val ues, on sale at special, the pair....iWC PORTLAND ACENTS FOR "OSTERMOOR" FELT MATTRESSES 3000 Pieces Ladies Underwear 45c Values Reduced to 22c a Garment Great Saturday sale of 3,000 pieces of women's Knit Underwear at a very low price. The assortment includes lace trimmed vests and fancy yoke vests 4)tt and lace trimmed umbrella pants; big variety; all sizes; 45c values at only. bbC Misses' and children's Spring weight Underwear on sale at special low prices (i Csawf filar" UnNflkAm Special sale of women's "Squaw" Hand OqUaW OQQUOttgS bags, made of good calfskin leathers; : j black, tan, brown; grand bargains, at: very Low Priced soc values at 29 6Sc vaiue$ s9 85c values at 69 $1.25 values at 98j , $1.00 cut steel Belt Buckles........ at, each.KOf PORTLAND ACENTS FOR "RAMIE" LINEN MESH UNDERWEAR. "DEPENDABLE GARDEN SEEDS ARE THE BEST-PLANT NOW .Surgeon 3Ioore Forced to of Drunkenness Admits Bad Conduct but Says the Hosts Were Too Generous. . ' (United VrtM Lcatcd Wlr.) ' Washington, March 87. ftlsmiasal by eourt martial of Dr. J. M, Moore, jphlef aurgeon of th battleship Kansas ulitu th arrival fit; th Evn rmad at Magdalen Bar, has create no and ef comment In naval circle. - J : The charg-o under which Mr. Moore was dismissed was Intoxication and con duct prejudicial to good order and oia clcline. The court sat durlnx the voy age. from Okllao to Magdalena and upon arrival at the latter place Dr. Moore was servea wun a rormai nonce or ais mlssal and ordered to leave the fleet at once. Dr. Monra rtnlmii that hn fa the vic tim of circumstances and that, while aamuung ne lmDiDea .too rreety on ins occasion speciriea in tne cnarges, nm conduct was .not so flagrant as to cause the severe punishment Imposed. While the fleet was lying at Callao numerous receptions, banquets and ' balls were fiven In honor of the officers, and It ell to the lot of Dr. Moore to attend one of these functions although against his will. The affair he attended was a conviv ial one and when he returned to his ship he was in his cups. A marine prompt ly ' reported him, a court martial was convened a few days later and Moore's dismissal followed. The case 4s attracting unusual atten tion because of Moore's nigh 'rank in the navy, he having attained the grade of lleutnaiit commander itve years asro. Mnnra entered the navr 17 years aco and was with Dewey -at Manila. Capt&in Stream Acquitted x (Special Dlipatck to The Joarnal.) iw. 'Aberdeen Wash.. March 27. Captain Tom Stream, master of the schooner, G. w. Watson... who was on trial on-th charge of assault- with . intent to kill one of bis sailors, Albert Hejug, In a dispute over the settlement of wages, has been acquitted. ' Tha lurv was out enly an hour. .-.., -: J .-:.. ;y ;C : REGISTER! DON'T FORGET IT Now is the time to register. It Is evident that there will yet have to be muoh prodding and urging on tho part of good citizens If anything like a full vote is polled at the primaries on April 17. That it is to the interest of every citizen to have a large vote registered and cast on election day will hardly be disputed, but unless those who . ap preciate the Situation act promptly there will be thousands of votes uncast that should be gathered in. ' . ; . , April 7 is the last day for registration. This leaves nine more days. Aa the number now registered Is 24,656, there will have to be an average of 600 per day to take the final figures beyond the 80,000 mark. Yesterday only S80 wera registered. The signs indicate a fa tiguing rush at the last, which may be avoided by those who go promptly. The books are open every mgnt .until o'clock. Of those now registered, the Hepub- Ucans have 19,210, the Democrat a 4,130, and all others 1,211. The Portland Chi nese have been attentive to their duties as citizens and it is believed that nearly all of those entitled to vote have regis tered. If the white citizens had dona as well the total registration would be nearly twice wnat u is. i .Many of the foreign-born citizens ap pear at the clerk's office without their naturalisation papers. This causes loss or time, ' xor me papers mun pe pro duced. SISTER CALLS: UPON ALLEGED BROTHER TO PROVE RELATIONSHIP , MVs. Xartfa J, Failing.' who ba. been titled to appear In the county court to showcause why sh should not be com pelled o civ financial assistance to Cornelius W. Barrett., who says he is her brother today filed a motion ask ing the court to require that ha be more particular In bis claims of relationship. Mrs. Failing wants Barrett to state where and when ha was born, the games of his parents, where and when is father and mother died., what help he is now receiving rrom me couniy and where and when sha has refused to help him. Barrett is aged and Infirm, and has been given1 assistance oy me couniy. Mrs. Failing is said to ba worth not less than SfiOO.OOO, and he claims that aha should rav $50 per month to keep him out of the poorhouse. It now ap pears that the woman he claims as sister does not recognize him as her hMthap an1 tl Will nftVfl IG BUTE in from the beginning by proving bis parentage. Metzger, Jeweler. t2 Washington. BELLINGHAM L0GGEBS ANGRY AT CANADIANS (halted Press Leaed Wire.)'- Belllngham, Wash.. March 17. Local Joggers ...ara; not pleased over tha action of the provincial government in allow ing 8,000,000 feet of togs to be shipped into this country to relieve tha glutted condition of the Canadian market and again the protest Is made as it baa been made at regular intervals for the last three or four years, that tha British Co lumbia, loggers have the beat of tha game any way tha cards run! v-.; Metxger, optician, 13 Washington. VON 111 EVER SUED III LOCAL COURT Postmaster General Defend ant in Litigation Over Klamath Land. George von 1 Meyer, postmaster- general of the United States and former ambassador to-Italy, is a defendant la two Suits involving 1,200 acres of land which are being heard by Judge Wol- verton in the United States circuit cQurtiodayMr. 'Mx ecJa. repreaented bjr F, H. Mills Of Klamatb Falls. V The plaintiffs are tha Hot Springs Improve ment company and William .A Wright - By a , peculiar coincidence . J. - Couch Flanders, who is conducting the case for the- Dlaintiffs for Williams. Wmd & Llnthlcum, who are assisting J udgo Thomas Drake, bears? a remarkable re semblance to, the member of FreloVnt Roosevelt's cabinet, who , also vlalrns the property in qustloa.. Wljlle Mr.' Meyer:, is perhaps six Inches taller than the Portland attorney the two dress very much alike never theless. Both are particularly partial to the high stand-up collar and wear four-in-hand cravats ' generally and which are tied tha same. Mr. Flanders J features are very much Ilka thosa of the postmaster-general. --r . Th tmn nlaniee --A ...:. the land by court proceedings and tha case which Judge Wolverton Is hearing iuy i .uiu in equity 10 aetermln.i f possible who is enUUed to tha lan l involved. The land is In KlamatH county near Klamath Falls. v 1 It seems that in 1888 Quiney A. Brooks was tha-owner or thnd now claimed by tha two parties In the sun. vi uii nar ne gave a mort gage to the state board of com ml m jloners of Oregon for tha sale of land for tha school fund. In )ecember, Jl95, Brooks, it is claimed, 'deeded (this property to Mf joa , In July of tha year previous Meyer had filed suit , in the eirc.nt coUrVpf Klamath county against Uro.m an his wife on .a judgment in Lit favor Aa tha nvnn.-u .i.- .1 ... . " ' T - -. w v-(.. , v y w4 lilt) Ul 1 - f t ij - ant -had been attaehfd Judgment. in APHI or 189S tlie f.ara"of to foreclose the mortgage wljl- h hn-i unvfi Kiven ay nrooKS 10 tnern. Iirrtni his wife, Meyer ami others wr nm i. aerenlAntii . ihA tn-iirApw h,...fn i , sold to the state, afterward o r'i. , . wnu id iurn suiu it. mo nut Bpiii.s Improvement-' company. quire the. attention of -th ,. u r t . .j
