The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 05, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThe Host in Value A Friday Kid Glove Ecain Sl50 Valueo ior GlOO About20 dozen of our best $1.50 real kid gloves on sale Bargain Friday at less thsrfmanufactarers cost. They come in. black, tan and other colors, and in all sizes. It is one of the greatest glove values we . have ever offered and a sale that no prudent woman will let pass by without securing one or M more pairs at this extraordinary low pricetpne day only Bargain Of Pf Fky VJUVV re tomorrow ws piao on tut many speuu uaH OX wall snag, imU trlats4 Maslia-ana Outing Flannel Garments at gratly4uod prloi. nlui, wall worthy of vry ,wGm Vatteutioai xns xouowjag Kmt ar nmuUbU Outing JrTaaast Gowns, 854 Tal- S8e. A showing of Wom en's Gowns, made of good heavy quality outing flannel, in neat f ink and blue stripes. They have he plain or tucked yoke neatly trimmed with embroidery, cuffs and collar trimmed o match. These gowns are made good full length and generous width, and are our best 8 Be values. Special ly priced for this sale...,. .686 Oorest Covers, 50 1 TUim 294. A fine assortment of Corest - Covers, made of f Ine quality Nilniook, daintily . trim me d . with flna embroidery, lacea and ribbon. They come In all lies, S2 to 44, are extra well made and very beat 60c values. Special for Bar gain Friday ....... ,.29d Mnslla Drmn, . gpoUUy -prtosd, 29r--A lino of . Women's Drawers, made of excellent quality - cambric with wide I embroidery ruf fle. Other styles trimmed with fine lace with Inser tion .. to ' -match. Regular -46c end 60c values,- special for .bargain Friday. . ,29? .Theest:inrQuaiity Friday Offerings IXuslin and Flannel Underwear At Tkis Siliore Buy Goods by Hail k . at. s i . la.i V Msl ki 4 ....i.a... - . -1 1 Quality.' and Economy Aire Safely Umitiedl , For Our 4?ti Bargain ,. . How easy it is to shop by mail. A 2-cenf stamp or a postal card brings, the advantages of his great -Sale to your very door. You are served as well as ff you were here, in perso'n. An experienced buyer makes your purchase, possibly to better advantage than you could your self. Vour order is filled the same day as received, thus giving you as prompt delivery as a resident of Portland would get. We have arranged a sale of seasonable merchandise that will surpass any we have had for many a day. This sale will bring economy to every person who takes advantage of the opportunity. You may have noticed that y?e are constantly harping on qualities. If we did not know positively that no better qualities of goods are sold in any store in Portland than are sold over our counters, we would stop that kind of argument. You can visit Roberts Bros, with the perfect assurance that your interests are our interests. All standards of merchandise are elevated at Roberts Bros.', while the prices are lowered to the bottom point. READ CAREFULLY our list of FRIDAY OFFERINGS. Winter Weight Hosiery for Women and Children Knit Underwear for - Women WOWBsT'S STOOZIIO S, CASK-MX-B riSISHBD, 25s VAI.UE3 A special half-prlca sale of 600 dos . en women's fine cashmere finished stockings; stockings that are both warm and durable. They coma in black with, gray heel and toe, and black with array sole. All stses, regular 2S values on a t . sale Bargain Friday I ffyQ boys' stocxtsos, sxtba hbavt 35 VAX.U-S AX. 23. A sale of Boys' extra heavy Armor - strength, fast black. Cotton Stock ings, made in 1 by 1 and 1 by 1, In all sixes from t to 10. We call your particular attention to the superior wearing quality of these stockings. exceptional values ai tioe a pair, on sale Bargain Friday at W OM-STSJ 23c irvszawiAB. tests ajtd fahts. si.ko TaKUES at 9Se. A special sale of fine all-wool .garments st one-third lees man real worm, women's rine wnue wool vests ana Pants In all sizes; Vests are hand finished and silk trimmed; Pants made with French sateen waist band, high-grade perfect fitting garments that are fully worth $1.50, on sate Bargain rriaay at 98c Great Special Offerings in Women's and Children's Ready - to - Wear Garments Friday's offerings are the best of the 1688011, from the viewpoint of prospective purchasers. Offerings of fashionable garments that have that indescribable style tone to them that touch of master hands, i j: ..1 -, 1 , j f:.it. e t . l 1 i x ..i..it. indicative of superior workmanship, fit and finish. bargains, worth every woman's attention. MISSES' LONG COATS. 2.98 Stylish winter Coats in misses' sizes, made of plain and fancy cloths, semi-fitted models neatly tailored and trimmed with braids and velvets; $5 tfJO QQ values, on sale Bargain Friday at. .y70 WOMEN'S SUITS, f 12.50 Aboit 50 women's and misses' Suits in this lot and aN new models just received; some are made of all wool cheviot serge, others are twilled finish cloth and hard-twisted worsteds; colors are black, navy, brown and green; coats are satin lined and nicely tailored; skirts are gored and have fold, of same material; suits worth up to $17.50, Bargain Friday 0 Cf BcllC e t ft 1 1 , sbW tM J KNIT SHAWLS, TT Large size knit Shawls in white," black, pink and blue; also combination colors, fancy stitch and JJ fringed; good $1 values, Bargain Friday spl. I IC Such garments at auch prices are truly remarkable $2 WOMEN'S DRESS SKIRTS f2.98 Exceptional Skirt values for Bargain Friday, made from fine quality chiffon Panama, flare gored modeL trimmed with three rows of taffeta silk folds; colon black, brown and navy blue; worth any- tfO QQ where from $4.50 to $5, Bargain Friday spl.970 WOMEN'S LONG COATS, fK.OO Winter Coats, 50 inches long.made of medium weight Thibet cloth in Oxford, gray and novelty stripes, semi-fitting models, well tailored .and sightly, durable coats; our regular $7.50 grade, on E AA sale Bargain Friday only. fJUU $1.50 PETTICOATS FOR f 1.00 Hydegrade taffeta Petticoats, made with 16-inch flounce, finished with two sectional ruffles, shirring and underlay; five dozen for Bargain Fri- tff AQ day sale ..' 9iV7 Three Extraordinary Values in Fashionable Silli! nam nuon oxozoxbt ; sxnosra . . ASBOBTMSarT. ZV A WOsTSE&T'CX Thsee silk Hems ars Important rery Important fo wnaa we quote special prleas as We oe for tomorrow always est assured that ao matter how much has seen taken from the price the goods ars onr regular stock and of star usual high quality. These Hems tell of seasonable silks is full assort ment and la all the new colorings. If you have alias to trar take advantage of this sals and save in the buylag. . . .. y BIkACX TATriTA rx, 1 QTTAUTT AT rS4 27-lneh Chamois Finished Black Taffeta, warranted all pure silk, acid proof and spotless. A firm rustling durable mm silk In a perfect black. . Always sold at gj a yard and ft fully worth that price, on sale Bargain Friday at,,,...,, f fjLj xaw rStcx snaa, ts qvautt at 39. 19-inch Fancy Bilks in neat shepherd checks, block checks and dark small stripes In a full range of colors: Green and white, blue and white, brown and white, tan and green, green and brown, black and white, etc. They come In all siaes, n checks and stripes. Silks that are sold everywhere at 7Set yard, on sale Bargain Friday at........ eJjLy TWO THOXTSAirn YABDS. KQn SUITING SILKS tXQr- fj C w aso aits fi o bases fj J At this price tomrfowyou-havg-choice if th following weaves: Genuine Swiss Messallnes. Double Warp Loulsennes and Pcau De Cygnes in solid colors In the newest and best shades,'-tan, champagne, wine, red, t green, blue, pink, steel, gray, brown, havy, cream, eto. Beautiful high-class satln-tlnlshed silks, bought to salt regularly at gS and JlJr SI a yard, on sals Bargain Friday at ................. eJ7v $3.50 Smart Winter Shoes for Women at Especially Low Prices S5 SHOE AT S3.50. Women's fine Goodyear Welt, hand sewed, shoes Ins all fashionable leath ers. In medium, light and heavy welghls. They coma in- sit widths and sizes made to fit everywhere. - g& values friesa tor his sale S3.50 SHOES AT S2.50, Women's ' winter weight shoes In Vlcl KM. Colt and metal leathers, with light, medium and heay soles in button and blucher styles, all sties and widths made to fit everywhere C3.50 values on sale ' ' S3 'SHOES AT ' S2.3T.' ' Women's shoes in Kid and Patent leather. They Gun- lace, Regular S3 Hr-ca on sals tomorrow at $2.50 $2.37 Plain and Fancy Dress Goods at Temptingly Low Prices A showing of new winter Dress Coods that will compel attention. All that's new and good is represented in sweeping variety with a full quota of the staple weaves in which the seasons make no change. Read the following items carefully and attend this sale tomorrow now is the best time of all to inspect and buy front them. 75c SEPELLANT CLOTH 49 56-inch English Rcpellant Cloth in a good solid -winter weight, a fabric that will wear satisfactorily; comes in all desirable shades, scarlet, cardinal, light brown, dark AQn brown, green, blue, navy, gray, etc.; best 75c quality, on sale Bargain Friday at....f UC ' 65c SCOTCH PLAIDS 39 36-inch Scotch Plaids in silk, and wool, bright rich colorings in clever patterns, suit able for children's dresses and waists; regular 50c and 65c grades, priced for this OQj, sale, Bargain Friday at OVC NEW BLACK FABRICS AT 45 A YARD A showing of up-to-date black Dress Goods that is not equaled by any store in this city. Fabrics that are made of finest yarns in correct weaves; striped Panamas, serges, mohairs, ocean serges, shadow checked wool taffetas, striped lustres, albatross, henri etta, Sicilian and whipcords; beautiful new black goods, full 38 inches wide; on sale for one day only at this special price. a Friday's Great Values in . . Domestic Goods XVCX TOWX1S, 12tt AXTTKS, T. A special Friday sale of Whit Huck Towels of splendid wearinsr quality, finished with fast colored borders, hemmed ends and selvedge edge. Thoy are of good else, 17 by pm it Inches, and regular J.2 4 e values, on sale. Bargain Ip Friday at XrOira CLOTK, 82 BO&TS, S1.5S. - About 40 bolts of fine Kngllsh Long Cloth on sale to morrow at one fourth less ' than regular. It comes full 88 Inches wide with a nice soft finish. Just tha deelred fabrics for fine under aartnsnts and Infcntn' Armmm - usually sold at S2 a bolt of 11 yards, on sale, Bargain jak Friday at A Great Half -Price Sale of Calicoes, CliaUies, Lawns Orsi 18,000 Tarda la Eeat aad Desirable Styles to Chooss Jfrom. This Is one of the best bargains we have ever offered In the Domestlo Section. It's a great special purchase of 10,000 yards of Best Standard Calicoes In all styles and color; and 1.000 yards of Challles and Lawns In a full assortment of neat patterns suitable for wrappers, dresses, draperies and quui commji jui ucn kooqs as you giaaiy pay rull lriuc mr nrn, 11 savins; oi xuiiy nail. Values a yara, on saie, uargais jmaay at ............ Mistkrviic SJBjgaMt pay full m i to io hfi ATWOODS ARE EXONERATED - . t. But Coroner's Jury Discov ers Ugly Facts Concern ing Sanitarium. ' That girls of lTyears with no experi ence whatever In nursing had" under their care day and night patients who had just passed through surgical opera tions of a serious nature was a part of the amazing testimony deduced at the Inquest held on the body of Misa Pearl Lamb of Deadwood, Or., yesterday afternoon. The girl nurses were em- nlnvurt at the "sanitarium" Of the Drs. Atwood at Tremont, where Miss Lamb died, ss is alleged, as tne result or a criminal oneratlon. The Atwoods. father and son. who have already been bound over to appear before the grand 1ury on a charge of maintaining a public nuisance, were exonerated from responsibility for the Ueath Of MISS Lamo, an tney proauceo a altfnBA atitrrapnl marie bv her In which she declared that an operation of a criminal nature n(l Deen periormea hy"S' physician In Eugene before she asked the Atwoods to treat her. "Miss Lamb kept me running'for water all the time: she couldn t get enough water," said one girl nurse, im--, oa-ad t7. who had left a cannery to get a "Job" in the At wood Torture Stopped By. Pyramid Pile Cure Without 1' Danger, Discomfort or Pain. Trial Package By Hail, rras. t- There Is ho physical torture' equal to that of piles. It leaves a special mark of pain In the faces of men and women. It attacks the neYves, muscles, bowels, stomach and, in fact, the whole ma chinery of man, either directly or In directly. ' . .. Pyramid Pile Cure has proven Its value, and has been the largest selling Tin v - i i Mapla an! PjtnanA. far years. Every druggist carries It, price . Ill IT cenus. " - " 7; L can tell you of cures In his comrnunlty-J a mammoth sals without merit? It wil do Its duty, as our dally testimonial mail clearly proves. One or two appli cations prove Us peculiar and . . bene- flCDontIbeV skeptical but- dpi yourself the justtee of giving a trial-Ho m. cure whlcli has realUr cut ed thousands. , , If you are timid and pot Uks to buy of your druKglst "nd ""y"!1; and we will send vou a full sised box by mall In plain wrapper. . ,'','': What It has-done for- others It can do for you, and to prove ft Send us "your name and address and we will . . .iBi n.-ba.. fv mail from. sanitarium, when questioned about her care of Miss Lamb. ""Were you told to give her water or not to do sor aoked the coroner. "No. slr." replied the witness. Two'girls who had been employed In the sanitarium for a short time were put on the witness etand, and their re plies to questions asked them showed very clearly the absence of ordinary precautions as to the care of patients, especially those who had Just passed through operations, as had Miss Lamb when she "kept the nurse running for water all the Mme." Within the past two months the coro ner has held two inquests In which the Atwoods were deeply concerned, but In both Instances the doctors escaped being held responsible by producing statements signed by the dying patient nr a member nf the famllv which de clared the original operation to have been performed by another physician. Both Dr. r. H. T. At wood, the father, and Dr. C. H. At wood, the son, as well a a fr a " R Ratnok. who had been called ' in when Miss Lamb suddenly grew worse, testified at the inquest yes terday. The testimony given by the three doctors differed widely from that of Dr. N. W. Jones, who had examined the body for the coroner, especially as to the Injury which had resulted In deatlv m m Miss Oorg. the nurse who attended Miss Lamb,' testified that she had worked eight days in the sanitarium, having left the cannery the week before. Aa she said. Dr. Atwood "gave her a Job in his sanitarium." Though she first de clared she had nothing to do with the patients but make the beds and carry them food and water, further question ing revealed the fact that this Experi enced working girl was the only attend ant at the sanitarium; that although she went to Dea at o ciock sne was on duty day and night, the patients ringing a Dell If they needed her. ... Agnes Oppel, aged 17 years, living at Tremont with her parents, had worked In the' sanitarium three weeks. Her mother had taken her away after ths recent investigation or tne pice uwau. Miss Opoel, who looks younger than 17. astonished the Jury by saying that she had been -present at all operations Serformed during her stay In the sani irlum. Perhaps the most astonishing of all the testimony was the statement of the nrir. irlrl . whn aaiA that Miss Lamb. who haf been under chloroform during the operation performed October S, the day after she arrived at the sanitarium, was left to lie on her bed unattended until she tecovered consciousness and was able to ring the bell. The nurse declared that she did not then know that any operation had been performed. The younger Atwood admitted on the iinrf 1 that a number of signed state- monta almllar to that made -v Miss Lambrwho first called "herself Gladys Johnson, naa risen received ana nepi in thelr-LoUlce. Borne of these, he said, gavauth "nsrha of the doctors who had performed the original operations. The elderAtwefftd was recalled to the stand. .. uid that all statements involving ther-physlclans had been destroyed by Tnarvero:ict-was in oram was tne raault of a criminal-; Deration com mitted by- some one unknown to ths juryssrr- ;..,.. v T Northcliff Guest of Pilgrims. . SapedilJWsBtch to The Jon roil.)., A - I0lC-Nuv. Ibor Northcnffe, the head of h Harmsworth .syndicate in London, which owns The Daily MAIL TivmlDi News. Olobe. Observer and .15 other. British publications, has arrived nere irora - v nnaaa, ; accompanioa oy Ia&y Northcliffe. and his mother. Mr. Harm's woTtti.""' Lord Noihcllffe will be ths guest of the Pilgrims of New- Tork at a oanfluet tnig evening. - .- STREETCARS LEAVE FORGETFUL CITIZENS ON WRONG CROSSING Although everybody had intended to be sure to remember the hew far-aide stop rule, which went into effect on all the streetcar lines this morning, near ly everybody was caught napping. Peo ple stood on the near side in all parts of fh city and the cars slid by to the other side of the street. Then the con ductor motioned them to come over and they recalled ths new order of things. But the real consternation was ameng the men who eat breakfast every morn ing, looking forward to the first smoke of the day on the rear platform of the car as "they are carried rapidly toward the scene of. the day's labors. Pips af ter Dine was Hahted. a cigarettes, too, and in each case the smoker was Informed by the- conductor of the new antl-smoklng-onars order which also becomes effective today. "Oh. veS." each maa said. "I foraot Then he mumbled, that Is many of them did. and said he'd like to know what this reformed old world was com Ing to any way. But everything consld ered. the no smoklnar rule went In with out causing anything but a lot of grumbling, kicks and grunts, and that's aoout an. Hereafter, on all cars ezcent the three compartment, the pay-as-yo,u-enter and those with the larger platforms, pas sengers will be required to get on and off at tne rear ena. PATTERN FOR FANCY LINEN WORK BAG NEXT SUNDAY The Journal pattern sheet' for No-1 vember 8 has designs for a work bag, a pin cushion' and a jewel case, to be made of linen and embroidered In French underlaid and eyelet All these articles ars easily made and particularly called for at this time when ths demand Is strongest for dainty hand work for noimay girts. The popularity or tne embroidered bag was apparent last summer when these distinctive articles broldered articles to match linen suits will be eminently desirable throughout next summer, xne worK Dag nta in wen with this mode as it is decorative enough to be carried with any suit and yet large enough to hold a woman's fancy worK easily. The pin cuahlon and ths jewel case both are desirable articles and are sura to find favor. Tbe Journal pattern sheet, which Is Issued weekly with The Sunday Journal contains full directions for stamolna were, camea wun wnite suits. iniana emoroiaenng tnese articles. The style shows no -signs of waning, but is still growing In favor and hand em- methods are simple and ths design can pa useq more tiyui once "LOOK OUT FOR HIM; HE CHEWS TOBACCO!' "He nearly always has "higVs hands In his pockets, in stoop shouldered and ' chews toBacco Chief of Pollea Black of .St- 4 Johns has asked the polle of Jft Portland to find a man whom! ha 4 suspects of a piece of fhlevlng.e In his town, and ha closes h!8 description of the man wanted 4' with, that outline of his personal- habits. N A pocketbook conUlhrngp nearly ISO In checks and sitt. injS; cash was stolen from Mrs J.- M.-'-$ Gillespie, , 0 Pittsburg street, 8t Johns, yesterday. The checks had been . indorsed, and can-b 4 cashed by, Any one. Into-: whos-. possession they may fall.o"." A pair of French anmr-dogs hss drawn light ambulances with Iftads of ISO pounds each for 3?& miles without a breakdown, showing their availabHtty for such purposes iaume--oairr. ' - Building Permit. Kant Couch street between East Twenty-second and East Twenty-third, R. R. IAME BACK AND RHEUMATIC PAINS Ax VatuM's Sanger iguals. Ths Best aVmdy Hows To Them. The following prescription, while very simple-and harmless, will be found to work wonders in ouring lam back and aH a4nH a nt rhuimatlam. nurlfvtna tha blood an kidneys and restoring ths sys tem to normal neaith ana vigor, it is inexpensive considering Its effective ness, and can be mixed at home. The Ingredients are well known and can be supplied by any well-stocked drug store. -'One ounce Compound Syrup of Sar saparlUa; one- ounoo . Torts Compound. f be to be added to half, pint of whis key and used in tablespoonful doses be foreex:h meat and at bed time. The bottle must be shaken well each time." - Oood results from this treatment ars apparent after the first few do, al theugh it would be a mistake to dtscon tiriue ira-us-' until the health Is fully restored. :-. v . ... J - Robertson, builder, Charles DuPuls, erect one7story frame dwelling, 11,900; East Thirty-seventh between Stephens and East Mill, John J. Walts builder, same, erect one-story frame dwelling, $2,000; Hancock street between East Twenty-second and East Twenty-fourth. J. F. Daneke builder. D. MeKeen, erect two-story frame dwelling, 14,800; Fourth street between Madison and Jefferson, Philip Neu builder, Palmer & Elllston, erect one-story brick store, $6,000; East Seventy-eighth street betweeen Clacka mas and Multnomah. C. J. Hasse builder, L. E. Beach, erect one-story frame dwelling, $1,000; Huron street between Dawson and Oberlin, q. E. Hale, erect one-story frame dwelling, $1,8,00. a ntmxiM WJUSHCK. v Of the foot or ankle may ' produce m very serious sprain. A sprain Is more painful than av.break. In all sprains, cuts, burns and scalds Ballard's 8now Liniment is the best thing to use. Re lieves the pain instantly, reduces swell ing. Is a perfect antiseptic and heals rapidly. Prle ISo, (0e and $1.00. Commences Tomorrow. , ' Tomorrow morning at o'clock Hall ers millinery will Inaugurate one of tha greatest firs sales of flna millinery that aver took piac in ths northwest, Llchtenstetn and French pattern hats, yells and veiling, ostrich plumes, fancy feathers and wings, silk velvets, etc.. will be placed on sale at'amasing reduc tions. Mrs. M. L. Hunt, the manager, says everything will b sold, and on ac count of tha low prices ther will be no charges, no deliveries, no exchanges. For further Information, sea advertise ment in today's Journal. rrwi ' "Si 9 U nmm Have you heard the won derful Angelus and Auto tone? If not, there is cer tainly a surprise in store for you. The effect pro duced cannot be equaled . by any other player pian6. Investigate. PlayerPianps ; from $450 Upwardo Phoenix Bldg. Cor. FiftH and OaR . Entrance 304 On!; Mi Macnn gVYTflmlin. roctl.t Piann !n tha t J . V.k t,m !rtjs 1Q77 U..... ble old make since 1842; Price & Teeple; with French repeating action; Harringtons, Ger- narasygno oiners. . , EVERY PIANO MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES 0;