The Oregon daily journal., June 23, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

THE bREGON DAILY , JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE ,23. 1003. y
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Special Sale of Hemstitched Sheets
50 Dozen FJIen's 50c Underwear 59c
Come in several sizes, from the regulation size to the very
large ; of first-class materials, well finished. .They are the
sort preferred by particular housekeepers, and they 'are
featured at prices exceptionally low.
wpiwsTTTfHTi'.ri ' RHTCRTS. SPECIALS IN ALL
Now, men, prepare for godd hot weather,' The torrid days when cool, light
weight underwear will be a bboijf td a blessing are close at hand. ? -We're
looked ahead' for you and we've pranned an underwear sale-that"win help
you to take solid comfort while those less provident swelter in heavy cloth
ing. Ribbed . Balbriggan shirts and drawers'in pink," cream, white, QQ
brown and blue; regular price 50c the garment, special Wednesday.,. .eJC
size 2x2$2 yds., $1.05 vals..OO
LINEN SHEETS.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
ALL LINENS AND
WHITE GOODS.
. WHITE DAMASK TA
BLE CLOTHS, just the
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
Splendid summer styles in good ma
terials, come ' in cream, white, tan
or blue, full-sired bodies, fit well at
neck and shoulders; 20 dozen in the
Jot; ? $1.25 values, . Wednes- Qg
LEATHER BELTS, for men or
boys; the proper widths, leathers
and colors; lay aside those warm,
uncomfortable suspenders and wear
a natty, stylish belt; these come in
black, brown' or tan; ..values OC
to 50c, 'choice,"..... ...........0C
2J4x2 yds, $1:15 vals.,.95
HEMSTITCHED :i SHEETS,
size 2six24 yards., $1.25 val
ues, special ......... .$1.00
Ax2( yds.', $1.35 vaL?1.10
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS SOLD HERE
Frmnently employed, expert fitter are always here to help you select
your corset. 'You've over ISO ''models to choose from. Corsets made by the
largest and best factory In the United States. ' It Is not how many brand.,
can we carry, but how Rood a corset can we sell for the least money. This
question Is fully answered, and all requirements met In the incomparable
ROYAL WORCESTER. ,
thing for use at the beach,
And Sheets 2x3 yards, reg-; assorted patterns, 56x63
ular $1.50 values, & f inches, special for , ftCfZ
TRAVELING BAGS, for men or women, 16 or 18-inch sizes, solid leather, "
whh brass locks and catches, a bag that gives sturdy service and C (f
presents a neat appearance; values to $7.50, Wednesday..,;..,, ... pdUU
special this sale.
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Is in ForceWHITE MERCHANDISE of Known Dependability and Quality Is REMARKABLY BARGAINIZED
Portland's Greatest Glove Sale Tremendous Sale Lace Curtains
Go where you will Sor gloves, you will not find this sale duplicated
in assortmeaifor in values. New, fresh stylish handwear that was
bought to meet the exacting requirements of the Olds, Wortman
& King clientelle. It's a habit with people vho want the best to
come here: seeking it, and long' years of experience have demon
strated that they, im'ariably find it. Quality first is a watch word
here; it is the niain thought in,every purchase made, and now that
we offer unusnally low prices on gloves, you know full well that
only standard brands with an enviable record for quality and wear
are concerned. ....
J5ILK GLOVES in superb qualities, including such makes as the
world-famous "Bownes," "Kaysers'.' and others. Regular values in
this lot to $2.25 the pair.'. Come in all sizes and colors. , They are
the very much in demand 16-button length. Choice, f
the pair, for this special sale, only 0 ! 1 U
Here Are 4 More, Startling Glove Specials
i WOMEN'S TAN CAPE GLOVES, for street
wear, in all sizes,' the very smarto QQ
glove for this season, reg. $4 values. daw 07
WOMEN'S ONE AND TWO-CLASP
MOCHA GLOVES, in pique or full pique
stitching, regular -values' to $1.75' the pair, col
ors brown and mode. Special this sale, CQ
only, the pair ..... ... . , .... . . ..... DsC
WOMEN'S LONG KID GLOVES, the regu
lar 16-button length, in black, white and all
colors; come in all sizes, too. Reg- OA
ular $4.00 values, special this sale. &LQo
WOMEN'S KID GLOVES, with one or two
clasps, a full assortment of coloVs and all .sizes.
Regular prices up to $1.75 per pair, OA
extra special bargain for this sale, only. OevC
Extra specials offered on fine
quality Satin Taffeta Ribbon, in
all. widths, and a full assortment
of colors. Read the price details:
H in. wide, regular 8c grade.. 5
1J4 wide, reg. 10c grade.. . .7ft
V3 in. wide, reg. 13c grade.... Oe?
lj in. wide, reg. 18c grade.12
24 in. wide, reg. 21c grade. .15
26 in. wide, reg. 25c grade., 19
3 in. wide, reg. 30c grade. . ..21
4?4 in. wide, reg. 40c grade. .29
Women's Ne ckwear
Goodly assortment of Spring and
Summer neck pieces in "Jabots,
Embroidered Bows. Stock Col
lars, Lace Bows and Fancy j
Stocks. Regular values up, to ll
50c; special for this sale, r
only, your choice
i a4Pwi'
Come the very first day and hour of the sale if possible,
so that you may see how unusually large and complete
the assortment of patterns and prices. Youll find the
choicest designs in Tambours, Filets, Irish; Points,
Spachtel and novelty weaves. Curtain buyers must not'
miss this sale. It affords a wide choice as well as bet
ter than regular values Former prices were from $10
to $30 the pair. Now they're like this:
$10.00
values
$12.50
values
$16.50
values
$19.00
values
..$5.95
..$8.00
$10.75
$12.75
Another Lot-
$11.00
values
$13.50
values
$17.50
values
..-$6.65
...$8.75
$11.50
$25.00 t1Q hd
values . eDlt)w70
$12.00
values
$15.00
values
$18.50
values ,
$30.00
values
.$7.50
...$9.85
$12.35
$18.50
Special at $4.75 the Pair
About 30 patterns in the lot the finest possible qualities and designs. Curtains
for every purpose may be selected from this assortmentvalues to fl i JfP
ttirx i u
$10 the pair, special
ft I a-s,f,agaBa
n Sale of Ostrich Plumesl
Make your hat present a richer appearancd by adding
one of these plumes for decoration. They cost but a
trifle if you buy now, and will do much to make your
headgear look fresh 'and smart. Regular prices, $2 to
$4 each, black or white. . . '
The $2.00 CI AC The $2.50 flj
grade Pl UO ', grade . ...... ..) lOU
The $3.00 (j C C The $4.00 flj AT
grade j)l 00 grade ,DUO
BANDED SAILORS,
an extra special on this
most wanted hat. Come
in .all black, or white'
- with black or navy
bands. Regular 75c val
ue 50c, and the $1.00
and 89c grades
for
69c
MIDSUMMER D RES S
SHAPES, new arrivals,
ready to show nowi Have
one to wear away on your
vacation trip.
Boys' Milan Straw Sailors,
OUTING HATS, worth to
$2 each, special PA
this week OlC
WHITE LACE, Oriental edges, Yenise bands and Oriental
bands -as well as Venise Galloons. .. . Come in white,
cream or ecru ; regular 75c the yd., special Wednesday
Great Sale of Odd Size Shoes Ml Silk Kimonos v Less
Shoes in such wanted styles and
such splendid qualities that were
the sizes not broken, a reduced
price would be out of the question.
However, if you can find a pair
that will fit your feet, you will also '
find tremendous sayings. There are
nearly 4,000 pairs in the lot, and nearly every one can be fitted and
pleased. There are kid, calf and patent leathers; light or medium
soles; all heights heels; best factories represented; a mo QA
large number of narrow widths ; values to $6 the pair, now.J)aJ.
LOT 8 Hundreds of pairs' of the most
popular Shoes and Oxfords; tans and
browns galore ; the best styles and qual
ities in all sizes; values to $6 OA
the pair, special now, choice. .pJeJe7
LOT Women's Shoes and Oxfords in
broken or regular lots ; in all about 2,000
pairs ; plenty or Drown and tan learners
ih the lot; also kids, calf and
patent, in black, values to $4.
$2.69
LOT 4 Women's Oxfords in white or colored
canvas, or in black kid. . Thousands of pairs,
heavy or light soles, and heels from the vejy
low ones for young ladies up to as high as you
want them. An immense assort-AO
ment, values to $3.00, at, only bl.e70
LOT 5Women's Oxfords in black kid or
white canvas. Perfect comfort in summer
footwear to be found in this lot, and all sizes
are included. Not fitted at this low
price; vals. to $2.50 the pair, choice,
$1.29
Here for Muslinwear ' Bargains ;t!
garments reduced for the White Sale. w These are, the reasons for the phenomenal busi
ness we're doing in this section. Come and make our bargains Your Savings.
Children's hats at Half Price I Four and One-Half Yards Embroidery for 53c
This special is to be found in the infants and children's wear i
section,-nut in inc rauiincr ucparmicnu ii inciuaes nais oi
all sorts, clever creations for stylish little folks. Rich materials,
trimmed 'with, ribbons, chiffons,, flowers, dainty Wflf C
hrAc Mr Wnrth from IZc to ?0 rtinicv Wn'sH'v "lU
A splendid quality too, and in pleasing patterns. Swiss, nainsook or cambric materials.'
.drag nr inwrtinm nnH Ti4Via mm tr f? Jnrtla - Talr tViA AtifJr clrin f (.. -m.
and one-half yards and you get a big bargain.
WOMEN'S VESTS, low neck, no sleeves,
Swiss-ribbed style, trimmed with lace and
a splendid value at 45c, special for OQ,
Wednesday only, at , . . JV .V; aCsC
la
Worth to $1.75 the strip, special, . . . . O jC
WOMEN'S PANTS, knee length, nicely
lace trim ftje Fine for warm weath- Mi i
er. Reg. price 75c, spec. Wednesday. 4a7C '
This includes all the silk Kimonos we own, in both the long and
short models. A splendid opportunity to secure handsome. and
comfortable house and boudoir garments at a price far below
their real worth. There are hundreds to choose from, even
those who do not want to purchase should come in and see the
display. ; Plain or figured silks in all colors. Many I pcc
rich and exclusive designs found nowhere but here.. 3-y
A Sale of Summer Needs
One Burner Oil Stoves... 40
Two Burner Oil Stoves. .80
Blue Flame Cook stoves, two
burner size, special .... $4.50
$1.00 Hose Reels, special. 800
Gas Hot Plates, regular price
$2.50 each, special at... $2.00
Garden Hose, regular price is
$5.75 for 50 ft., special.. $4.50
25c Lawn Sprinklers, ea..l5
WHITE HOSE, Women's Hose in white mercerized ' lisle,
allover lace, boot lace, embroidered ankle, etc. Fine OA
qualities and reg. 65c vals. Wednesday the pair. .... OuC
X
Cut Glass at Special Prices
VINEGAR OR OIL JUGS, WINE GLASSES, reg. price
reg. $6 vals., specfal....$4.75. $27 the dozen, special..$2l.50
' v an M TUMBLERS regularly- sold
Regular $o jugs for..,.?3.05 at $15 doz special... .$11.05
' WINE BOTTLES, regular i worth $16 50 the
mc ..u a-i-if dozen ..... ..813.15
r P.uc. . Tumblers worth $30 00 the
lioiiies worm $2rior.x.ow aozen ......... , ;.:.' .. . , 924.OO
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DISEASED MEAT
snin niisTnmFRS
Sliockin Conditions of .Un
healthy Livestock Revealed
in InTestigation.
Iax methods with regard to the In
jectlon of animals killed tor meat
liave become so flagrant lhai In one
Or-Kon slaugiitfr-boiise during ' two
(iaj a last week, -when a watch was kept
upon the animals bcin killed for sale
from Uiat establishment animals -were
Kti-uchlerrd and sold to customers la
il.nt lawn that were In a condition too
rMilt(nit evon to describe. . -'. ,
;'t ff(,(i. yrnrti killed and sold to cus
tomers durinf the two- days. At prs-
1 I thvre l absolutely no provision for
ti p nrectlon of meats at such slaueh.
tiT-l.out.es. The fluetion assumes par
t . ul ir imporwpce bcue of the grow-1-
r.l'h of vregon'n livestock Indus
UUs and the fact that much of the
it-rritor y of ur-gon will be- used in the
rnifitie of cuttie. iheep and hoga to sup
j i U: enormous new packingr-bouses
b inc up in J-ortland.
ln-s:igatin . f the killlngr showed
t'.at one m. -fOiin(flr in good con
o.!nn. howd but very little life. : ghe
hs t;-rtpnily trylni to lie down and
made but little resistance when killed.
It was found that the cow was in a
badly fevered state and that the liver
was In. a shocking condition. The meat
of the cow . was sold over the counter
on Tuesday : and - Wednesday of last
The next to be slaughtered were two
sheep. The lungs of both were spotted
la a fashion - characteristic of tuber
culosis. The diseased portions of both
cow and sheep, were fed to the pigs
awaiting slaughter in the yard.
Two days later Investigation showed
mutton badly run down, the lungs con
taining pus kernels, while the third had
a bad cold on its lungs. The hogs
killed had great patches of red on their
lungs, a condition sometimes charac
teristic of pneumonia. The pork was
sold from the block on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. . .,.-.'
Although this Investigation was con
ducted In a slaughter-house in one city.
It is k.lown that similar conditions pre
vail in many other houses throughout
the state, and that almost daily slaughter-houses
are selling, unwholesome and
contaminated meat 1.0 unsuspecting cus
tomers, . - c
"TOY. SHOP'' CHARMING BIT ;
- OF REALISTIC DOLL LIFE
's v 1 Incorporation!.. .'
, tSptclal DWpttcb to The Journal.) '' '
Salem. Or., June 23. Articles of In
corporation have been filed In the ofdoe
of the secretary of state as follows:
Portland Securities company; 'princi
pal office. Portland; eapital stock, $100.
&i0: incorporators, Frank F. Freeman.
Martin Watrous. ' Edmund L. . Uever
eaux and W. B. ghively Jr.
Grand Leader; prinoipel offlc, Port
land; capital stock, 1 25,000; Incorporat
ors. Samuel . E. Wertheimer, Morris
Marks and N. I. Simon.- . ' MOTrl
IJ.6S for men's IJ.SO to 15.00 ssmple
r.oes and oxforda. all sites. Sample
fchoe &tgre Co., First and Madison or
i&8 Morrison. '." - - ,
; By 3. T. 6. -.. .; -.:
Perhaps It ' was only a . midsummer
night's dream, some Juna vision con
ceived to fret the minds of the child la
bor commission, some mischjef-maklng
elf la scheme of Puck's, but, whatever
It was, it was very lovely and you'll all
want to go and see It. Now. all French
governesses have a story that Is very
nice -to hear on rainy evenings before
you are tucked into bed. It Is that on
one night In the year all the dolls in
Paris and, of course, other cities, too,
where-: is more than one doll shop,
come to life, their joints become lim
ber, voices mellow, and they have
dances and sing and play games and
flirt and fall down and bump their
heads, and it hurts just like real peo
ple. . This lasts until 4 o'clock, and
thoiv as the clock begins striking, ev
ery doll scurries back to. his place or
her place, climbs upon the shelves,
tracks herself neatly Into her pasteboard
case and nobody : knows the dif f erencj
but the fairies, and they won't tell. -
But somebody must have told some
time, because they are all at the Heilig
- all the dolls you ever saw -or heard
of, dancing and pretty and full of life
and they talk with real voices,-but they
cannot be actors becaune they , never
forget their lines -and they don't quarrel
over the spotlight.- There were more
than 100 of them, rag dolls, boy dolls.
Dutch dolls, a French doll, and a queen
doll who was so cunning, with such
flaxen hair and such dimpled arms and
Cheeks that nobody was quite certain
whether Peggy Boyer wpi,4 doll or a
girl of a fairy who lent herself for the
occasion only. -- ,
Last night's dolls were so exceeding
ly well tramea mat to those in the au
dience at least not a break in the per
fect action of the choruses, the dances
and the sextettes was visible. Miss
Margaret Martin, who has had ths
training of the children in charge has
so remarkable an understanding with
her classes- that there wasn't even a
sign of panic throughout the evening.
If anyone seemed In danger of forget
ting his next speech he looked down at
Miss j Martin, secured a reassuring
smile, and all was well again.
We don't want ,to encourage profes
sional Jealousy among the dolls by
mentioning some and forgetting others,
but some 150 names are clearly impos
sible to reproduce, so paying our com-
fitments to the choruses as a whole,
he self-possession and ease shown by
Winnie Lewis, who played the Paris
doll, must be commended. Never for
an Instant did she lose her cue or stum
ble over a situation. George Biles faced
the embarrassing situation of being the
only boy on the stage through many of
the tehoruseswtth an equamimity that
was remarkable, and danced and acted
with unusual grace.- .And Ellaabeth
Malboeuf, who Is the littlest of the
three lady dolls well, you should see
Elizabeth If you want to see the final
word in a 'child who is perfectly at
home on the stage. J; A. McHolland
played - the part of the Toymaker with
sympathy, Phelps Carson was excellent
as Dr. Flllaly, who mends dolls, feeds
pills to st.k children and replaces miss
ing sawdust. Cassia Illlfyer was a
sweet .and motherly -little child and
SanEherwl.doU Dt" song, very
prettily. The three Fops were excel
itnt,Lhe Hours. -the Japs, the Fairies,
the French dolls and the Noah family
were all good, and so were the Dutch
dolls, the Gingerbread men, the tin and
the wooden soldiers, the military band
and the marines, the candy doUs, in
very fetching red and white stripes and
the i Jacks-in-the-Box, whose , training
hust have been no easy task.
inere are a great many other things,
but the best way to do Is to go and
see them, for yourself. You will not
regret, it The operatetta has much
pretty music in ,H anU the Idea is at
tractive. .The proceeds go to the insti
tute ClUb of the 'Peoples institute.
There will be matinees this afternoon
and tomorrow and another performance
this evening.: ,.
DEATH CLAIMS ' ,
HOMER PASTOR
.The sudden death of Rev. John Glen
of the First Free Methodist church of
this" city yesterday evening as the result
of a stroke of heart disease, deprives
that church of one of Its pioneer work
ers on -this coast. - Rev. Glenn- was
years old. He came to the Pacific slope
from his home state. New York, SO
- TEA-
- Do you think the only dif
ferences in tea" are a few
cents a pound?. ' . . .
' ',' ' . ..... - '-. ''-''' : v ' '
"V MI rv-trtfk s aaati tri tiAns I M
don't like Schilling's Best; we pay him.
?ears ago. and had been Identified with
he growth of the Free Methodist church
more prominently perhaps than, any
oiner minister oi in gospel.
The pioneer preacher had been visit
ing his friend Rev. W, N. Coffee, and
shortly after returning to his home yes
terday evening he was seised with the
fatal attack. He sent for his friend
and died in Rev. Coffee's arms. .
His second wife, whom he married
only six weeks ago, and two sons -and
a daughter by his first wife are still
living. The sons ' are Professor Irving
Glen, of Eugene,, a teacher in the
stats university, and- William Glen
of -Spokane, His daughter is - Mrs.
A. S. Kerry of Seattle. The remains
will be sent to Seattle this afternoon.
The funeral will be held from his daugh
ter's residence In that city,
G00-G00 EYES CAUSE ' .
0F 0 W. P. COLLISION
At an inquiry held . by the Oregon
railway commission to determine the
cause and fix responsibility for a col
lision on the O. W. P.' line last Sunday,
Superintendent Field . testified that
Motonnan B. F. McDoural of the east.
bound train, was blameable for the rea
son that -he was flirtlne with a srlrl and
disregarding his1 duty. The motorman
aeniea tne cnarge ana swore that his
attention was engaged lit trying to get
his car past a frightened horse.
Spectators gave evidence in the .'case
that seemed to confirm the testimony
of Mr. Field. . The superintendent said
the motorman had been discharged for
negligence, and ns there were no fatal
ities resulting from the collision- the
ca.o will probably not bo pushed. . -
-- The collision occurred at Archer
Place, between two Mount Scott trains.
The train driven by Motorman Mc-
henK1?fa? Moo signal that had
tha? Ik1 lt'.n " wa shown
thatjiad he been attending atrlctly to
t.-.liu"ln,' ,5-wouW " seen the
signarand held his train at the switch!
,mSi.r"ere Prt,R"y wrecked and a
number of passengers , were) badly
bruised and shaken up, . , ' " , f
Ex-Mayor of Milwaukee Dead.
Chicago, June SI Ex-Mayor Thomas
H. Brown of Milwaukee died here Fri!
wfti ?! .69; . n daughter, Mrs!
William Merkel. lives. In PorUand. " 7
A 6rand ramlly Uedlotne.
"It fflves me pleasure to speak a
good word for, Electric Bitters," writes
weak kidneys it cannot be too highly
recommended." Electric Bitter, regu
late the digestive functions, purify the
v.ii. ..... v. "nt ueouitaiea or
fi5mtie8ri.Sol1 under . sus.ranter at
60c. " ? rapany-s aruff store.
A WOMAN SPECIALIST
MRS S. IC. CHAIN
the only Chinese woman doctor In this
cVi Bne "as cured many
afflicted sufferers. Cured
private, and femaJe dis
eases, also . throat-. and
lung- 'troubles; atomaco.
bladder and kidneys and ''
diseases of all kinds that
the human flesh Is heir
. ,',w. -uuretj- by- Chinese
.' r?a herbs anl roots.' - Kcm-
AfcjJ flles hilTm I BUS ICa rn--
fanons. .- honest .treatment. Exam na
tions free. - iU, MORRISON ST.. be
tween First and Second.
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