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Newspaper Page TextfcllE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 3. -1SS3. 13 Llcrcharidiso Purchased on Credit Today, Tomorrow and Tlmrcday Vill Go on May Account Phono R:l 4 cr A 6101 for Grocer!:; n 1 1 Dutterick Pat'rns , Was stfs X beautiful line of new, 'white Lingerie Waists for women' now' on , , - ; ( , v ; sale it our waist department Mater ials rc batiste and crossbar goods, made with the new long yoke or broad shoulder effects, plain tucked or trim'd in filetMaltese round mesh laces in fancy designs in both front and back An exceptional offering that you can not afford to miss Waists that orig inally would cost you $4.00 or $160 In new, dainty summer styles Take advantage of this sale and secure your summer waists at about one half their regular value All new and effectivt j styles that will appeal to the women of - good taste and f-lA ' f : the economical buy- V OO er unusual values... - Regular $30.00 "Ostcrnioor" Mattresses oh Sale at; $ 1 8.45 C. This mattress 1 'exceptionally lux urious, extra thick with French edge. full sire. 4 ft. 6 inches wide and 8 ft. 4 inches long, in one or two parts , Built in the Ostermoor way, not stuffed Instead of the regular mat tress of -4 inch boxed and tufted borders and square corners, this has the celebrated French rolled edges and-5 inch inseamed borders and round corners Especially selected sheets are carefully hand-laid and built up layer upon layer and daintily enclosed within tick entirely by hand sewing Weighs 60 pounds, fully 15 pounds more than regular. and is correspondingly thicker, softer and more resilient 1 mest quality coverings, beautiful art twills in colors Blue, pink, green,1 violet, yel- low; handsome floral designs High-grade dust-proof satin finish Ticking in gray and white stripes, or the good old .. .. in 1 !. ' ! J f 'ashioned narrow blue and white striped ticking- Reduced to the low price,. each take advantage 1 8.45 JevTeBiry aft S; i ' I ! Jewel Poxes, : Nccldaces, Combs, Pins Lot I Jewel Boxes, either gold or . silver plated, all silk incdf)fif TiTdainty shades; reg. 1.50r4Jy Lot ' 2 Genuine Coral Bead Neck- laces; graduated beada, good claspj up to 11.50, now jq f av m . I l ' -r O w- r , W aluea sale for Lot S Genuine tortoise ehell Back 1 . a) and Side .Combs; alio lfairBar ' 1 - ? .i vrv. ettea: our entire line el claln and tRyty K; v6" olid old mounted ;WaU L nff A . e o 25 w for ,1 ' , ' iLM uea to $25 now lor..., Lot 4 .Veil Pin Seta; one long bar ifJ'VA 3v ' rr" 1 Q"e to match; in ?M V X MJ- the roue goldlinjah; values Q 0 Lot $ Belt PIna In gold or aflaer fin Uh; new creationa; valuea O "pp to $1,' apecial, ch:. .. .. jJrV UP to SOc, on aale at, set Lot 5 Belt Pine In gold or ailver fin, or ailk!ining; regular U values to $15, choIceTeach Aili Custom Sbide and Drajfe fld WorImianship-Expcrt Drapcrs-Lowcst PriccsSd Floor ffm - ? 100.000 pieces of women's fine Undermuslins Included in this, the greatest muslin underwear sale of the year The entire reserve stock of the largest and best manufacturer in the land Underwear of style and quality at prices that fall short of covering the cost of material alone Skirts, gowns, corset covers, drawers and chemise in the very prettiest styles Finest materials, daintiest trimming, liberal sizes Muslin un derwear that will appeal to particular ; women-Aa immense assortment to choose from Matchless val ues and quality Take advantage. ; $4 Petticoats $2.48 yfdmenV fine ' cambric and lawn Petti coats, made with wide flouncea of lace edging and insertions and embroideries; - . - j in... i tr te - separate turn luiucj t.ju, and up to $4 values, on sale 0 Art t this low price,' special, ea. ftftO 03 Drawers 51.73 Pr. Women's fine cambric and L nainsook . Drawers, trimmed in fine laces and embroideries, tucks. insertion and beading; grand variety; regular $2J0, $2.75 and $3 values, on sale J 70 at this special low price,' pair $lid 54 Chldmisc 52. WCorsrt Covere 5 Special lot of fine French percale Chem ise, hand embroidered, made with dou- ble scallops and eyelets, drawn with ' ribbon; the best regular $3.50 &) f( I and $4 values, oo sale, special yw'' Great specral lot of hand-mad and hand , embroidered ' Nightgowns, 01 line " French percales and nainsooks," with : hand embroidered eyelets, drawn with . riDDons; scauops, necK and sleeves; a ; grand variety . of exclusive ' styles a sale , of great importance to brides; regular $6 values, on sale it PO CP this very low price, each. '..iVvivJ Mail orders will receive prompt attention 3,000 women's lawn-and nainsook Corset Covers,, with lancy yoke effects,, of lace, insertion and edging, beading and ribbon; best regular values M 1 Q . up to $2. each, on sale, apl. dlil 52.50 Pettic'ts 5149 2,000 women's fine quality : cambric Un- aersiciris; inmmea in emoroiaery and lace. edging, tucks and Insertion; very pretty styles and large. variety; values up to $2.50 each, on sale at Mf this low price, each......... vl4t7 Mail orders will receive prompt attention 5000 Wight gowns 5,000 women's Cambric, Nainsook and Mus lin -Nightgowns,: made with high neck and long sleeves, trimmed in good quality embroi deries, laces, tucks, insertion, beading and rib bonFull length and width Three great lota, marvelous value at - these , special prices Regular $1.25 Nightgowns on sale.. . .-. ..73 Regular $1.75 Nightgowns on Bale.:... $11Q Regular $2.00 Nightgowns -on sale. ..y.ffl.39 4.00 Values at 02.90 Eo!, Grand "special lot women's Italian silk Undervestsi in white, pink and light blue; plain or embroidered styles;' a handsome showing; regular CO QQ $3.50, $4 and $4,50 values at, each....... VWO Women's fine cambric and nainsook Drawers,, made with wide flounces and trimmed in. laces, embroid- ' eries, tucks, 4 and insertion; best rego- (1 1 Q lar $175 values, on sale at, special, each 17 All mail orders will be promptly and carefully filled. $2.50 CHEMISE FOR. $1 .73 EACH Women's short Skirt Chemise, of fine cambric!, and nainsooks, trimmed in, dainty Val. laces, insertion ,v andL medallions, beading . and' ribbona; Ct 7n i regular $250 values rat special,., etch 11 0 F(laiSaisl:ValuesS9cYd. Fancy Silk: Suitings, f 'g 1 iie 69c Yard 2000 Yarids Mesine SDKs at 49c 2,500 yards" of beautiful Foulard Silks in tan, brown,' navy, gray, green and Alice . blue colorings and combinations; a very large assortment. of the' season's EQn most approved novelties;' best regular, $1 valuer, 'on sale at, special, yard OiJC 2,000 yards of fancy -Silk Suitings in all the best patterns and colorings for suits .. t . . t . e .'ii 5 . j.'. t ' i - i 1 . i m and waists: every yard of silk-in the lot regular $1 value: your choice i? A for tomorrow only at this special .low price, the yard take advantage UJC 2,000.yards Hessaline Silks of superior quality,, fine bright finish; pink, 4Q blue, red, brown, nary, cream and white; best regular 75c values, the yard tIC -:' ' ' ,, :-.v-' v '--t-'-'.' ' v - V Great sale of boys' Blouse Waists, In chambrays, zephyrs and Oxfords; blue, tans' and fancy stripes in large variety; all sizes, for boys Up to 13 years of OO agepthe best regular 50c values, on sale at this special low price, each OOC Special lot of boys' Shirts with two collars;" sizes 12H to, Hi fancy percales, fancy ' Oxfords,' blue and tan stripes;. light olored and figured grounds; 75c yaL.SSf 200 Women's 025 Tailored Suits 016.85 Another great, special lot of women's high-grade Tailored Suits, 200 garments in , the lot, semi, and tight-fitting styles in navy blue, black, brown; also light-colored fancy, stripes and checks; plain or. fancy Tailored Suits of the very latest .' fashion, handsomely tailored throughout; skirts are made ful pleated or gored ' and trimmed with bias folds: Tailored Suits of a style and quality t 11 QC .; that other stores ask $30 to $35 for; oar $25 values, while they last ,$JLU00 Fancy Mixed Dress Goodsat Low Prices 2,000arls of fancy-mixed 'Thl'llOi-M'! best ' patterns and ekrs;imatchless valaes,on sale jkt following, special low prices: llgty 98 Bb VAlr Vl 11 9$2:00 VALS. $ 1 .39 'VljOOGT yards ofTerinis Sergei; in "cream 'grounds with neat Colored' TStripes Qoi ft and checks; ithe.hest regular $1.25 values, on sale jafc his low price, yard ?OC nOO ' yards ?f. fine I Bress Goodschiff on Panamas self-colored checkV and Q02 1 , chevrans serges, in all colors; new materials; reg. $1.25 yard, your choice 'OC 75c I III I ilia V- . .. . .: I ';4 IMHV mm mm 2cUaii6ivSmt3 Women's 'extra' fine . quality lisle thread. Underwear; . high; . neck ' " and ; long w sleeves, shaped body, all sizes; J (V, . regular 75c values,' on sale, ea. "OC Women's fine ribbed cotton Unionl Suits, lace trimmed, low neck and sleeveless; ' all sizes regular 75e values, on ' sale at, special, the garment. . ... xlC ; Women's: fancy'; Iac trimmed Under- r- a . I, , . twi ma riui, wtu raiqe ana nn S . ' : '.iahed; all sizes; regular 40c. val- Oil .i''-ilV'--f nes on ,aJt' ,h. garment.. ;'.wC Women's fancv lace trimmed Undervests. 'low! neck and t ti 1 ' sleeveless styles;; regular 35c .values, on sale , at,: each lVC Women's fancy lace trimmed sleeveless Undervests,' Rich- O", elieu rib; all sizes; regular 20c values, on sale at, each. JLmC t Women's Richelien ribbed cotton '' Undervests, low neck t A- . .... . ... . ts r Misses' ana xnuarea i A.mt unaerwear. a complete stocx ot an l" -. e .1.- m A ka mUtm U:i A.m tlUA 4 $3;50 VALUES AT g3.a5$730 VALUES AT 14.63 CI 0.03 VALUES at S5.Q5 gl 2.50 VALUES at $6.73 Positively the greatest curtain values you ever shared in are to be placed on sale in the Curtain Department for tomorrow's selling-Manufactur era' short lots of the best styles and grades800 pairs all told-2 to 12 pairs of a patternTake .advantage. VjVy ::K::Z'k:S.:-. 'Lot 1 White and ! Arabian color ,Cluny. - Curtains, with inserting-and edges 6r . edges only; -made . on , good ' quality,; French nets; ; size .45 i inches ,wide by ; 2lA yards long; best, regular dJO OP ' $5.50 values, at,-the pair.,.,.4i0I ; Lot' 2-i-Cluny nd Arabian f Lace Cur-; .' tains, made, on the best quality Ffench nets, ;with wide , inserting,' and edges;; 50. inches wide,- 2Vi. yards lyl fcC " long; reg; $7.50 values,, pair aPt.Uu Lot - 3- Marie Antoinette ' and Renais sance Lace'' Curtains, ;t in, white ;iacei Arabians,' in ecru'olor; all made on : ' , the best French nets;' 50 inches wide, - , 3 and 3lA yards long; oiil- twb'pairs rof a pattern in.this lot; reg- JC OC ' Lot;4--White Marie! Antoinette Curtains ' and Clunys, in white and Arabian; also ' v- lacet "Arabians, in ecru:. made on the best nets, with insertings and CCV7C ! edges; reg. values, pf. i w I ., and Renaissance Curtains, wide Renais sance border and braid work; trt 7C ' reg. $18.50 values, on' sale, pr, tD ESTATE GOES TO I'liooriii DAUGHTER ProyisioIs Hade for Moth er's Support Bequests, to , Brother and Sisters. . John A. Martin, who died April 4. left nn estate worth I1S0.O0O, according to Uia eiftimaU mad in a petition to pro late the will In the county court thla morning;.. The noit valuable property te longing to the estate consists of lots . : and 24 in Doscher's addition, Includ ing docks and j wnrehouuos In North '(rtlfunl. These lots are valued at $65,. I ! ), Mnd the annual Income from Tent la 1 1 0- 0. . Tlir.hpr land In Washington Is placed t.t 10,000 and another tract of timber v ti. Iour)as district ot Brltlnh Co 1 ! I t eistimatvd at the same fijrure. A en in Klr-K's sei-ni1 uidition to Port ! .1 i alue.1 t 1 15.000, and one third i it m the AValport Lumber com pany VI waiport, vnson, ,uuu. the will provide that th widow, Bertha Esther Martin, and daughter, Jean Elisabeth Martin, ehall. share . equally a .11 Ua nnnar , Ym fAmlMBl . Uvea Martin al receive all the money In Three hundred. doliare per year and as mucn t more aa ma xv7 r ur a...nH rirt a Mr Mnrv Xfftrtln of irlnce Ed ward island Canada, mother Campbell, who. lives with; her, snother, receives-o. www. - ' v-u..j Bell Foster of Everett, Massachusetts, gets $3,000, and a brother. Alexander Martin, la to have $2,000. M The brother lives In Nova Bcotla. ' ' The widow. MUler Murdoek and David H. 8tepnnson are nam M ,reuini and executors under the .wlH,;'a.: i ff SPECIAL EATES 0TER I . . . N. P. TO SEATTLE Between May It and 2 the Northern Pacific will sell excursion tickets from various points In its territory In Ore Ron, Idaho. Montana and Washington to Seattle on account of persons desirlnir to go to the sound -to see a portion of the naval fleet during Its stay at Brem merton navy . yard. The telling dates for Portland and points east as far as Psaeowlll be May 13, 2S, 24, 25. From Montana points the aale will be May 21; j from Idaho points May 21, 22 and it. i EHISJIf,! RULES SABBATH SCHOOLf.lEET . The convention, of the Multnomah County Sunday School association held its . closing session last evening at the Taylor Street Methodist ..church. ; Al most . all of thi workers .have gone rop to Forest Grove to attend the state Sun day school convention, which la being held today "and tomorrow. 'Tomorrow evening an excursion will be run to Forest Grove. Starting mt . X-kA - nVlrvrk and returning after; the closing session luuiuiraw -nenmi,, a large 'numser ni Portlanders have signified their Inten tion of going out. there .for this one meeting.-' .' - ..s-.v'-- . ' . Liast- nlft-ht ': the nrlneinal ' feature of the meeting was the address by 'tho s-eneral 'secretary. Marion- . l.nwretife.- who spoke, on - methods of" instruction. xnere was a rally of ' forces and en thusiasm at the close of the meetina and a resolution was passed . recom mending; that the .fund for Sunday school work this ' vear be raised to $1,200. Eeports from the committees showed Droirress In the year's work. E. O. ExcelL the well known sonr writer and compUerled the song- service. 1 Oft .Thursday, April 23d. at 4:30 o'clock in the after noon, Frank L. Smith was" asked to stand in with the Beef Trust and raise the price of meat here in Portland. I "Peor pie are getting their, meat too cheapV was' the argument After trying for two years to drive him out, using every means 'and method to do the work, after putting up mar kets all around about him in order to trap the public, the Beef Trust now offers .5mith' a chance to stand?in with it and share the spoils. ' 4,'' ' u SMITH WILL NOT RAISE THE PRICE ORMEAT. If he gets more patronage he can lower it --He is now sav ing the Portland public at least $500,000' a year. Every householder in the city should trade with Smith. Pass up the Beef Trust and its markets, who are scheming to con trol the meat supply of Portland. - . , FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO 'Kj VFirjhtintJ the Beef Trust" V .226-ALDER STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS ' , . See, that Smith's name and "Fighting the Beef Trust" is over the door, and then come in. The markets that are up against Smith: on both sides' have no conhection whatever with1 Smithy ;'f. . RDtmd Beefsteak 10 ,Pot Roast Beef... .... ,; 74 and 8 Beef. for Boiling, ii. . K and Sirloin i Beefsteak ,12 Shoulder Beefsteak -. . . ...... ,' Itambargr '. Steak , 10 Roasts of Veal .;...10a and 1A Breasts of Veal 4 10 Shoulder Veal Cutlets..... ',..12y2$ Loin Veal CutIetsV..;,.....l)...,15 , Legs of . Mutton... .U..,fc,;1.'.,lB, Loin " Mutton Chops. . .'V.;.7. : . ;lS Shoulder Roast Mutton. 10,"l2e Pork-Sausage . .". . .'. .12 " Smith's Famous Lard, 5-lb. pail OOf ' Smith's Excellent, Breakfast , Bacon ...-......;.r',17'. Hams or Half Ham... ...-i... 15 Veal Stew t.;.. ;.;.,.'. 8 and 10 v - ALL KINDS OF FISH, OYSTERS AND POULTRY JUssisslppl Republicans. , - (United Pre Le4 Wire.) Jackson. Aiiss., April S 8 Repuhllcana of Mississippi met In tat convention In this eltr today to name delegates to tha national convention, e Xhe adminis tration f ollowera niv the "uppeR. hnnfi I tary Taft In spite of the objection of and will put throuRh resolutions in-1 a small but active minority that Is u-' dorslnn President Roosevelt and Bacre-1 deritood to favor Foraker. .