THE J OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY ; .EVENING, MAY 19, 1908.
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Nomo Wcek GreAt Sale and Demonstration of "NemofV Corsets by the Manufacturers New Models Expert Fitters at Your Disposal
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Si&re!s reat May S
Women's and Misses- Coats
Regular $6.50 Valaes at $3.45 Each
Reg.$I0 Vals. $6.55 Each
: Two great special lots of women's and
misses' Spring Coats to be sold at ridicu-
i lously low prices This season's best styles
in semi-fitting and box effects Assorted
colors and patterns Single and double-
breasted styles Strap trimmed and patch
pockets Velvet collars Tans, browns and
grays Stripes, plaids and mixtures in grand
variety All sizes By far the best values
offered this season Take advantage now
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1 0 Values at $6.55 Ea.
Cloak and Suit Department Second Floor
$1.25 Drawers Reduced to Z9c a Pair
2,000 pairs of cambric and nainsook Drawers, trim'd
in lace and embroidery; wide ruffle and f't-7Q
ted waistband;. great variety; $1.25 val., pr....l2fC
Great Sale $2.50 Gowns
Tomorrow at $ 1 .73 Each
Women's cambric and nainsook Gowns, trimmed in
dainty embroideries and laces, tucks and insertions;
high or low neck, long or short-sleeves; 70
the best regular $2.50 values, garment. P 1 I O
Special lot of Maids' Aprons, of lawn, with OC
but
plain hem and bib; regular 40c values, each.
Special lot of misses' and children's white Under
skirts, trimmed in laces and embroideries, tucks and
insertion; pretty styles, great values, as follows:
$1.75 values at 1.22 $2.50 values at 81.69
Children's cambric and nainsook Night
gowns made high or low neck and trimmed
in laces ahd embroideries; the best regu
lar $1.50 and $1.75 values; on sale i1 1Q
at, special, each la
Special lot of t children's closed Drawers,
made of cambric and nainsook and trimmed
in laces and embroideries; ages 10 CT,
to 14 years; on sale at, pair... VI C
$4.00 Embroideries afc98c Yd.
Sale of $ 1 .50 Nets at 59c Yd.
45-inch Nets for making sleeves, yokes, waists, etc.
Plain and figured 'filet, plain and figured Notting
hams, also Calais nets; all new; pretty styles, CQ
reg, values up to $1.50 the yard; on sale for. JC
New 45-inch Dotted Nets, in black, navy, brown,
etc., for veils, costumes, waists, etc; very handsome
styles and marvelous values at following prices, yd.:
Reg. $1.25 Nets at..87Reg. $1.75 Nets at 8 1.29
5,000 yards of fine Embroideries, comprising beauti
ful flouncing. 18 to 45 inches wide; bands, galloons
and medallions, in Swiss,' Batiste and cambric; eye
let, baby Irish and Japanese effects; suitable for
trimming waists, gowns and women's under- QO
muslins; vals. to $4 yard; on sale at, sp'l, yd,' yOC
2,000 yards of Corset Cover Embroidery, worked on
crossbar dfmity; a new idea; the best regular AQ
$1.00 value, on sale at this low price, the yard. C
5,000 yards Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Embroi
dery and Insertion, I to 9 inches wide; reg. C
40c value, on sale at this special price, yard. IOC
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i'hBsislPortland's
Greatest Special
Sale of Ribbons
175,001. yards of changeable Messaline Ribbons, 6 inches
wide, for millinery and other purposes; the best, O
regular 35c values, on sale at this special price, yard. 1 iC
75,000 yards of heavy Sarin Ribbon, 3 and 3V inches wide,
in black, white and all the leading shades; the best Q
regular 35c and 40c value, at this special price, yard.
3,000 yards of all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, 3 inches wide; comes
in black, white and all colors; regular 20c values, yd. .11
20,000 yards of all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, 5 ins. wide; black,
white and all colors; best regular 25c value, at, yard. .17
20,000 yards of all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, 6 ins. wide; OO
black, white and all colors; reg. 40c value, yard.nJL
13,000 yards of fancy Warp Print and all-silk Rib- OO.
bons, 5-in, widesin all colors; regular 35c value, yd. kJC
50,000 yards 5-in. Moire Ribbons; in black, white OO.
and ill best staple shades; regular 40c value, yd..4f)C
20,000 yards oi heavy fancy Ribbons, warp prints; Dres
dens and Jacquards; 4J4 and 5 ins. wide; best reg- OCr
ular 75c and 85c values, on sale at, special, yard.
15,000 yards of the best heavy all-silk fancy Ribbons, 6 to
8 ins. wide, all beautiful styles; $1-$1.25 values, yd 7
Wonderful values in narrow Silk and Wash Ribbons, from
8c to 57c a piece 10-yard pieces. Take advantage of sale.
3000 Dozen Men's Shirts -All This
Season's Best Styles Good Values
The greatest sale of Men's Shirts ever inaugurated in Portland starts here today and continues through the
week Thousands of dozens of shirts of all kinds in all grades at a savin e economical men will aooreciate
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Great sale of 500 dozen men's white Pleated Shirts, all
new styles, for business or dress wear, attached or de
tached cuffs, coat or regular styles; box or knife pleats
in large assortment; you should see these OC
REGULAR $1.50 VALUES, ON SALE AT UDC
Great sale of 500 dozen men's white Pleated Shirts,
plain or fancy pleats; all sizes, great variejy. IIQ
Best regular $1.00 values, on sale at, special, ea..U7C
Great sale of 1,000 dozen men's Golf Shirts, plain and
pleated styles, in light and dark colorings; an immense
assortment of patterns, all sizes; best $1.00 CC
values buy all you want of them, at, each .DDC
Great sale of 300 dozen men's Madras Golf Shirts in
lifiht and dark patterns, plain and fancy colorings, at
tached or detached cuffs; come in all sizes tf1 flf"
REGULAR $1.50 VALUES. FOR, EACH Ol.Uj
Great sale of men's Pongee Overshirts, made with soft
attached, collar, in white, tan, champagne, pink and
blue; all the best styles, well made and finished; all
sizes. The best regular $2.00 values, atueach. .fl. Si
Great sale of men's $1.50 "Soisette" Overshirts, made
with soft collar, attached; white, tan and cream, all
sizes; marvelous values at this low price, each 95
Men's regular $1.00 and $1.25 Madras Overshirts, the fOn Men's best regular $2.00 striped Pongee Shirts, soft CM CC
best styles and designs, on sale at this low price, each. I JC attached collar; great special value, at, each PD
Be Sure to See the
Isabella Drawers
Just received, 100 dozen of the new "Isabella" Knit Draw
ers for women; clean, cool and comfortable; cut short and
large; lace-trimmed, knee length; come in all sizes. 5C
Great value on sale at this special low price, pair.UuC
500 "OsteiTOOorwMattresscs
At Low Price of $ 1 6.50 Each
Another great special lot of the famous "Ostermoor" pat
ent Elastic Felt Mattresses 50-lbs. weight, covered with a
beautiful French art ticking and made in one or two pieces.
The best mattress for cbmfort and wear. The factory sent
500 of them to dispose 'of at this low price in order to ac
quaint Portland housewives with the many good features
of their product. Phenomenal values at this CA
special price, each take advantage of sale.lvlv
Wash Batistes 1 5c Yd.
50,000 yards of new Wash Batiste, Lawns and Swisses; all
the new styles and colorings, in marvelous assort- 1JC
ment and exceptional value, at this special price, yd. IOC
500 pieces of fine white nainsook, 36 inches wide, 12 yards
to a piece; regular value $2.25; your choice of d
500 pieces at this unusually low price, piece $)
500 pieces fine French and Scotch Ginghams fast colors,
beautiful styles for summer dresses, misses' and OP
children's apparel; best values in city, ydl, 30c and.-)C
Custom Shade and Drapery Work Our SpecialtyArtistic Picture Framing to Your Order Portland Agents for Butterick Patterns
1000 $8 Silk and Net
Dress Waists at $3.98
Great special offering of women's Net, Fancy and Tai
lored Dress Waists in messaline silks, taffeta silks and
foulard silks, trimmed in lace and medallions, pin tucks,
fine pleating, fancy buttons, etc.; fasten front, side or
back; long or short sleeves; plain colorings, checks, plaids
and stripes tan, cream, Copenhagen, champagne, pink,
blue, brown, green and black; great assortment to choose
from; regular values up to $8.00 each, at, spe- tfJO QC
cial, the garment.. $0JO
Heatherbloom Pet'c'ts $2.28
1,000 'best 'grade Heatherbloom Petticoats, full flare, 15
Inch double flounce, tucks, pleating, shirring and pleated
ruffle; black only; regular $3.50 values; your d0 OO
choice-while they-last at-this low-price, garment. ? iO
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35c-40c Hosiery at 19c Pair
2,000 pairs of -women's fine Hosiery in lace, dropstitch and
plain. styles, medium weight; seamless and full fashioned;
also gauze lisles and embroidered cottons; black Q
and tansi-all sizes 8J4 to 10; reg. 35c and 40ewals.. 1C
Costumes at $ 1 8.45
Portland's largest and best Cloak Store
places on sale tomorrow a remarkable
special lot of 300 women's Linen Prin
cess and Princess Jumper Suits in this
season's prettiest styles, at a price that
will attract an enthusiastic throng of
eager buyers. The assortment includes
white, cream, light blue, pink, tan, re
seda, copper; also fancy stripes in a
Splendid variety; some have lace yoke
and sleeves or kimono sleeves; others
trimmed in dainty laces and embroideries
or heavily braided; all new, up to date,
stylish summer apparel of the highest
grade; your choice today at, aq tr
each $ l0.4)
Curtain Corners 59c
1,000 sample corners of high-grade Lace
Curtains, reg. $5 to $15 pair; 1 yards
long, 45 to 50 ins. wide; for small win
dows, transoms, door panels, etc.; sam
ples of Irish Points, Marie Antoinettes,
etc; marvelous values, special, ea...S9f
Great Values in
Drug Sundries
Graves' Tooth Powder, special.. 14
Pompeiian Massage Cream
Robertine Face Powder at 39
Pond's Extract of Cream at 39
Idaline Face Powder, special. . .23
Benzoine and Almond Cream. . . 19f
50c French Perfumes, special.. 29
Lustrite Cuticle Softener at..,..17f
2-quart Fountain Syringe at..... 49
All-rubber Syringes, special 49$
"Life Buoy" Soap, the cake 4f
M. & -F. Toilet Soap, dozen cakes,
on safe at this special price.... 25$
Rainier Mineral Soap, special 7$
Denniion's Paper Doilies, pretty
floral patterns, at, per dozen... .8$
Dennison's Paper Lunch Sets,' all
patterns. 25c values, at, set 16f
Ideal Art Stationery line quality
Linen Writing Paper; regular 35c
values, on sale at, the box...... 23$
Veil Pin Sets, gold and colored en
amel; 75c values, at the set..... 39$
All Toilet Goods at lowest prices.
$5 Curtains $3.95
1,000 pairs Lace Curtains, Irish Points,
Clunys, Marie Antoinettes and Corded
Arabians; variety of best patterns, 2Yi
and 3 yards long by 50 ins. d0 QC
wide; $5.00 values, at, pair tydD
Sale extraordinary of Table Covers, l2
yards square, heavy tapestry material,
floral and Oriental designs, best color
ings, fringed all around; at these prices:
Regular $1.00 Table Covers at. ... . .63$
Regular $1.50 Table Covers at 98$
Regular $3.50 Table Covers at.... 81.95
2 Lace Veils at 08c
Women's Chantilly Lace Veils, small and
large designs; black, white, gray, brown,
navy, red; 1 5i and 2 yards in QQ
length; regular $2.00 values, each JOC
Women's Chiffon Auto Veils, 3 yard
long, hemmed; French chiffonrin black,
white, light blue, pink, lavender, gray,
brown; regular $2.00 values at.;.. 81.18
"Merry Widow" Net Veils, edged with
taffeta ribbon, VA yards square; black,
brown, navy, Alice, light blue, iJO'CQ
etc; $4 and $5 values, each... y.U7
5000 Pairs Silk Gloves
$2.50 Vals. $1.73
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5,000 pairs of new best quality Milanese Silk Gloves, double-tipped
fingers, all the best makes; black, white, tans,
browns, etc.; sizes 5 to 84; vals. $2 to $2.50 d TO
pair; anticipate your summer needs at, sp'l. pair.vl.lv
Mail and phone orders will be promptly and carefully
filled. 1,000 .pairs women's 16-button length Chamois
Gloves in white and natural; all sizes ly to 7; $3.00
values, 'pair 81.93
Mail orders will be given very prompt and careful atten
tion. The greatest value in the city in new Cape Gloves
for misses and children; "Dent" style, 1-clasp, all the best
shades of tan; sizes 0000 to 4, for children 6 months QC
to 16 years of age; reg. $1.25 and $1.50 vals., pair... VDC
Kashmir Rugs Reduced
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Three sizes of Kashmir Hugs at exceptionally low prices;
best designs and colorings; best values ever offered. 3d
floor: ' ,
7 feet 6 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, on sale at, each 88.45
9 by 12 feet, on sale at this special low price, each $9.95
10 feet 6 inches by 12 feet, at this low price, each 12.50
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flfl-RFtlT RATE Oil
SIIIUGLES WAUTED
V-; ;.;:V.'- 'r.' " '.IV V
Great Northern Has ; Pe-
;titioned mtersuiuj v- .
; irierce Ctanmifcsion,- ;
' '. f' " -. . , '
i .. V. . wlTd today t
Ut.. Grrorthem KaHway
commerce " , ,
uaxicf of 0-eent shingle nf from
",L,ti to the Atlantic -
S?, Jhv thyhould petition- tho com
mlloa ;t ' nt'orlty, to do thUr 1. not
Vn-iwn for th commission ha no iur
" t " rate tn advanco of It.
n '"nffiW on ''hlngle,l under
the riff th.t are enjoined, to the At
lK tic UahoRrd U SO crnis. The ' Id
rii -tT o cm to Chicago: under
I ho - rate which wae rnlolned. 79
rf m It in frt that tarlie are now
1 ' evir of rrrrarttlon tojdvnce
's rm? to. 80 rrr.ta ti thellahtlo
iibiM!l. ftrij ut in, wuii.
l ia irubkbie wbre injunctions haro
been issued that the new rates will not
be effective until either the interstate
commerce commission passes upon the
complaints now oerore mem or tne in
lunctlona are set aside.
The advance, to New York is based
to some extent on rates which have
been put in effect, from'iChlcagpo to the
Atlantic seaboard. That rate Is now
26 cents, which would make the rate
under Uie old tanrr or eu cents to
Chlcaa-o and the local beyond 86 cents.
and under the- new rata of 70 cents to
Chicago and the local Deyond s cents,
but the 80-cent rate has evidently been
aarreed upon amour the various rail
roads as the-rate they will try to make
erfecuver- juoiiea oown, it is an aa-
vance of 10 cents a hundred on shin
gles to Atlantic seaboard points.
: Private advices received In Portland
Intimate that the advance is a retalia
tory measure,-aimed at certain ship
pers in Britleh Columbia who ' have
blocked some of 'J. J. Hill's plans.
CASE IS DISMISSED
AGIST DR. SfMPP
Pr G. Bnapp of Ashland, who waa
arrested and . lodged in tha Portland
city Jail on a charge of embezzlement
preferred by hla divorced wife, Mrs. An
nie -BnaDB. has been released and the
charges preferred ajrainst hlna hava
oeen oismissea upon settlement oi toe
GORY FOOTPRINTS ON DESKS
SCARE HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
Have you read Harrison O. Walls
story of "The Invisible Man"T Well,
just as this little boys stood wonder
eyed and watched the footprints that
had mounted the white steps and
stopped, but had not come dawn again,
so the high school authorities are eas
ing and wondering at some footprints
that appeared in one of their rooms
some time between Friday night and
Monday morning.
When the teacher of room It entered
her room in the West Side High school
Monday-morning, aha felt conscious of
something peculiar in the itmninhr
and after sniffing around she discov
ered a red footprint on the seat nearest
her. . She gasped with horror at the
gory vision and clutched at her heart
ready to faint whan aha saw
beyond. Plucking up courage she ex
amined the next meat and found an ex
act counterpart of the- first footprint.
In excited haste she examined the next
desk, and the next, and the next. Yes,
her worst fears were realised. Each
.Sr..tnt crimson imprint which told
silently some tale of mystery. They
were small feet, too, the feet of a
young boy! , . , ,
On closer examination it was found
that the footprints traversed the length
of the room and back again, marking
each seat impartially with the foot
print, which, also on closer examination,
turned out to be red paint. -
The punishment of the young Joker
has not yet been determined upon- be
cause his identity haa not yet been
learned. The case haa been taken un
der advisement, and it has not been
publicly stated if there will be a Cin
derella tournament, and every boy's foot
in the school will be adjusted; to the
tracks, or If an examination of Vthe
soles of the feet will be conducted Tor
signs of the paint. .. . ., .
app has turned over to
1 in cash and a 1250 roort-
case. Dr. Knai
his wife 11,660
gage en property held by him. He says
bewlU return to Ashland to resume his
practice there. . - . - -"-'
- Mrs. Snaop claimed that her -hu-
band had taken SI. 900 of her money to
Invest la a home In Ashland.. The doe
tor declares that the Insinuation that
he is a real estate man is a slur and is
unjust that- he never waa one and Is
not one now. He claims every dollar
owned by himself and -wife waa made
by them together since they were mar
ried It years ago. They were divorced
two months ago, and ha claims hls wife
asked him to still handle her money
for her. He Intended buying a lot In
Ashland and did so, paying $ 600 for U.
Hut ha rlnlmi that ha danoaiteil 11.900
In the First National bank of Ashland
so that in case she should change her
mind he could draw the money imme
diately, and pay it to her.
She telegraphed him, he says, to buy
the home and later wrote him asking
him about the property. He claims to
have written her in Portland that he
would secure the Investment br mort
gage on his other property, but later
he waa arrested and charged by her
with; having emoecziea tne money. He
claims iJiat all of her -money but $260
was on deposit in the Ashland bank and
he haa .covered 'the missing $250 by
giving her a mortgage on his property.
Storing Icicles for Summer Use.
-From the-Chicago Tribune.
South Germans produce ice from pure
water in winter. They use a large
wooden framework' in two stories, about
six yards square and six: yards. high. -
TCJi ilAnr ll Mimr1 wltH a Ann, a
"IS parallel beams, in the center of which
a tuba-incase, in wood rises beyond the
upper floors. - This tube is connected
with the water main and the water Is
sues through a rotating dlse which
sends a moving spray on the beams. As
the water dropa from the beams icicles
are formed which reach the middle floor
and Anally the ground. The volume -of
water Is regulated according to the tem
perature of the ice.
As the ice retains the shape of ' so
lated columns,' "It broken up easily,
and removed. The tee is then stored
for use in summer. - , .
SOUTHERN PAOIFIC
DENOUNCED BY,
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
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Fresno, .Cal., May 19. A platform
teaming with denunciation of the South
ern ' 'Pacific, : Instructing' unqualifiedly
for Bryan "first, last and all the time,"
ridiculing the state railroad commission
ers for their "pretended - Investigation
of violations of law as pointed out by
Hon. Franklin 1C Lane," and demanding
total exclusion of Asiatic laborers and
immediate tariff reform waa adopted by
the Democratic state convention todav.
The document is one of the most rigor
ous of its kind ever presented to a
California political convention.
It denounces ..graft and political cor
ruption. . , -: - '
Declares for preservation of local ahd
state fights. . -.
Instructs for Bryan., '
Charges that the Southern Pacific has
corrupted publio officials.
' Denounces the state railroad commis
sion. - '
Favors granting ' more power to in
terstate commerce commission.
- Favors a reciprocal demurrage law.
Advocates municipal ; ownership of
public ntllltlea. j -Asks
reduction of railroad rates.
Favors total exclusion of Asiatic la.
borers. - '.- ; . . -
Deniands Immediate revision of the
. Asks vigorous enforcement of criminal
laws against trusts. - .
.Urges conservation ' of natural re
sources. , ' ,
' Favors Independence of the Philip
pines. Believes in restriction of the power
of injunctions.
- Favors amendments to the anti-trust
laws as shall entirely exclude labor
unions from their operation and effect.
Urges an eight hour day on ; public
Wbrk. law to prevent the employment
of children of immature years, an ade
quate naval force for the Pacific, elec
tion Of United States senators by direct
vote, of the people, a direct primary law
similar to the law. now in force, in Ore
gon, and Instructs the delegates to -the
national convention to endeavor to se
cure the election of Theodore Bell as
chairman of that gathering. .
U. S. Battleships.
'"' Ask your grocer for Closset A Dover's
free booklet on U. 8. battleships. . ft