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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1908)
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 9, M908. WELCOME TO BISHOP smith ilethodists Greet New Lead- -Mayor Lane Among: the Speakers. er- f Members ef the Methodist church and cl&en. of Portland paid their waleom- - ing tribute last night to Kev. Charlej W. Smith who, accompanied ty ma dautrhter, reached the city Monday night to uk hH Place bishop of Oregon tor the Methodist church. A pleasant reception and banquet waa tendered the bishop by the Men is Meth odist Social union and the Methodist -Ministerial association. A large gather Ins greeted the bishop and his daugh ter in tne auaixonum ui n " " -IO At the conclusion of the reception the banquet waa served in the parlorij of the church down stairs by the Ladles Aid society of Grace church. A. F. Flegel served as toaatmaster and Introduced the speakers. Be cause of having to leave . for an executive meeting. Mayor Xaue welcomed the bishop before the banquet had begun. He spoke In a happy vein for a short time, declaring that Port land was one of the cities In the coun try where the people love and obey the Jaw In spite of the little diversion at the East Side bank. Rev. C. E. Cllne wel comed the bishop in behalf of the Meth odist Ministerial union. K. B. .Piper spoke In behalf of the press. Mr, Flegel spoke for the social union of the Meth odist church. In the absence of Rev. H. H. Marvin of Seattle. Rev. B. F. Brooks of Vancouver -spoke for the Methodist church of Washington. Dr. Luther R. Dyott welcomed the bishop in the name of the Portland Minis terial association. . . ... Bishop Smith replied briefly to the various welcoming addresses. He said that he rejoiced in the fraternal feeling shown, and that during his labor here lie would wish for the cooperation of all and the lcyal support of not only his I L V V... - .11 t Vi nQ. csted in the cause of Christianity and of Civic righteousness. While the banquet was in progress delightful music was rendered by a harp and mandolin quartet. Miss Alice Juston sang "On the Shore," by Neid linger, and responded to an encore with "Just Her Way," by George Altken. George H. Street sang the "Bedouin Love Song" by Chadwick. Tomorrow (Thursday) positively the last day for discount west side gas bills. Don't overlook gas appliance sale. PIM-EIITER CARS ABE READY New Style Streetcars in Op eration on Three Lines Tomorrow. OOVSTWVTXOir STATISTICS. Prove that a neglected cold or cough puts the lungs in so bad a condition that consumption germs find a fertile " field for fastening on one. Stop the rough-Just as soon as it appears with . Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Soothes the torn and - inflamed tissues and makes you well as&ln. Sold by Skldmore . Drug Co, - tm ! , . . - Twelve of the new pay-as-you-nter" trntrrn will aro into service on the Twenty-lnira sireei ana mo iiswinorne avenue carlines tomorrow morning. Twelve cars will be put on the Twenty third street line and four on the east side branch. This announcement was made by T. I. Fuller, vice president and general manager of the Portland Railway, Light & Power company this morning. Eight of the new style cars now being equlpea with collection boxes and motors are to be nut on the Willamette Heights line some time during uie momn. mesa cars start from the, depot. The - following Instructions for the benefit of patrons of the pay-as-you-enter cars have been issued by the company: "If passengers have not the exact fare, conductors will furnish change, returning the full amount to the pas senger, who will then deposit the exact fare in the box. "Passengers desiring transfers must obtain them from the conductor at the time fare, is paid. "Electrio signal push buttons are lo cated on the posts between windows; press button as a signal for car to stop." MITCHELL TO JUDGE DAIRY EXHIBITS C L. Mitchell of the bureau of ani mal industry. United States department of agriculture, has been selected to judge the exhibits at the state dairy as sociation convention which will be held in Salem Thursday and Friday of next week. According to information re ceived at the Portland commercial club from the Salem board of trade the ex hibits are beginning to arrive and many acceptances are received dally through out the northwest There will be a re ception to the delegates by the board of trade of Salem Thursday evening. Japanese Form a Fuel Company. Rlye Hasegawa, Masahlckl Hachiya and Salcht Kigakawa are going to do business on the American plan and have filed articles of incorporation of the Yaraato Wood & Coal company with the county clerk. The capital stock Is $10, 000. , The Cone Manufacturing 'company has been Incorporated by F. B. 1 Thompson, Edwin E. Thomas, Ralph R. Cone and Anna A. Hamacher, the capital stock being fixed at $86,000. , - J. S. Michael, K. A. Clem and Henry R. Moy have filed articles of the South Portland Crushed Rock companyww The capital stock is $5000. ' , TAKES CHILD AND- ALL HIS 3I0NEY Mrs. Ida Carlisle, wife of J. Carlisle, proprietor of the New England hotel at Oregon City, - left home last Tuesday- or Wednesday, taking with her their six-year-old child, and - $260 claimed by. the husband. It is believed that the woman is headed for Canada and In order to effect her capture" Car lisle reported the matter : to ' Chief Gritsmacher -today and - asked tHat steps be at once taken, to apprehend his wife and return her to this state. Car lisle claims that the money 'taken by his wlfs was all he bad and is very anxious m eaca.-, 3 00 v.. JUST ARRIVED FROM THE 'ORIENT Each one especially selected by Mr. George Atiyeh (who . has beetrin the Orient the past seven months, and is still there) as a suitable - . Christmas Gift ncii MS i Last a lifetime, and are rich, beautiful and most acceptable as Christmas presents. This sumptuous selection will be sold during this sale at the same large discount as our regu lar stock. Our collection of Rugs has always been conceded to be the best and largest of its kind in the whole northwest. ATIYEH BROS. Exclusive Rug Importers Vholesale and Retail. 394 WASHINGTON STREET 71 ' sseirs Are among the many furniture pieces that are popular for Christmas gifts. ; The most styl ish designs are gathered on our floors, showing the mahogany golden oak and birdseye maple and the mirrors display a va riety of the most artistic pat terns. Selection is easy when taking into consideration the wide range of designs and prices. . Some . very attractive styles in princess Dressers at f 18,' $ 21.50, 25, $33 and UP- . SHIRTWAIST Boxes These make inexpensive and pleasing holiday gifts. We have them in artistic cre tonne and taffeta coverings, with cushioned tops. They are made' in several sizes and; are reasonably priced. Shown; in the Drapery De partmentSixth Floor. New Designs ?- Sn French Wilton Are now displayed on our rug racks in the Carpet Depart ment, sixth floor. The patterns and colorings in these match less floor coverings rival the finest Orientals, and are super ior to .anything of their kind ever produced. These beauti ful rugs are shown in the larger room sizes 9 feet by 12 feet. Gomf ort Rockers No line ever offered such splendid variety of design for your selection. You will find in these the latest and beSjt Rocker styleswith high and low backs seats of the saddle-shaped pattern, and a number upholstered in leather. These popular Christmas gift pieces are shown extensively in the mahogany' and golden oak. Some very good designs in the golden oak as low as 94.25. V CUT GLASS AND ' . SILVERWARE IN THE BASEMENT TOLL - GlBBSk COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS HOLIDAY V SELECTIONS WILL BE HELD FOR FUTURE DELIVERY IF DESIRED A The Place S .E. Cor. Fifth and Alder Sts. Opposite Meier & Frank I (O A it mi) I PSJOO Stock Samples Must Be M SALE SALE Doors Open FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 o'GIock Sharp adies' Wearing Apparel. oved in Short Order, Regardless of Value Friday morning witnesses the opening of a GRAND MAMMOTH SALE OF SAMPLE lines of Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats, Furs, Skirts, Waists, etc., from the foremost producers of America. Representing as it does such representative lines of merchandise, this sale affords the women of Portland an opportunity in the height of the season of purchasing the most EXCLUSIVE GARMENTS, as well as those of less importance, at positively ' v One-Half and Less You Ordinarily Pay Other Stores Grasp THIS AS AN OPPORTUNITY RARE INDEED, and COUNT YOURSELF JUST FIFTY CENTS AHEAD ON EVERY DOLLAR SPENT, and call it, as it may well be termed, a prac tical Xmas gift. DOORS OPEN FRIDAY MORNING AT 9:00 O'CLOCK $20SmartFallSampleSuits $9.95 Here is an opportunity that eclipses all past sales. Hundreds of beautiful Sample Suits from 'America's best pro ducers within the reach of anybody. See them in the show windows at the southeast corner Alder and Fifth sts., at the great Sample Sale. Compare v them with the best $20.00 suits in the 'city, then marvel, as practically every , one" will, how we can sell such superior suits for a little less than half the price asked for similar garments elsewhere. ; The fabrics are all unusually fine serges, cheviots, mannish mixtures and fancy stripes well worth s $20.00. Sample Sale !)?sD $12.00 Hand Embroidered ..; -Petticoats $5.95 These , sample Petticoats will astound the most fastidious; no limit to the colors; they are 'all here; some single, others double flounce; all guaranteed pure silk; tfr nr sample sale price DVD Great Sample Sale of Voile Skirts ' An immenie assortment, too, to say noth ing of the saving., ; $1 2.00 Skirts i $T.95 $100 Skirts $8.95 $20.00 Skirts v. .......... ... $9.95 $25.00 Skirts ...f 12.95 S. E, Cof. Fifth and Alder Sts. Opposite Meier & Frank -K' ' '" - Mil Special for the Children Dolls and Teddy Bears For Christmas at Little or No Cost We 'captured a large assortment of sam ple Dolls and Teddy Bears, all to be dis posed of far below actual value. DOLLS Regular 35c Dolls 19 Regular. 50c Dolls 39 Regular $1.00 Dolls 69 Regular $1.50 Dolls.. .' 98 Regular $3.50 Dolls.. k..v.f2.49 TEDDY BEARS Regular 50c Teddy Bears ..29f Regular $1.00 Teddy Bears 69 Regular $1.50 Teddy Bears 98 'here ARE SOME REAL LIVE 1U 4 Mm WJ V k Just read these items and be thankful tor the host of bargain opportunities. While they last 40c muslin Drawers 19 40c Corset Covers 19 25c Vests 9 35c Vests 19 $3.00 Union Suits 98 $1.50 Union Suits..... 49 $1.00 Union Suits. 39 A GREAT WAIST SPECIAL $2.00 ladies' Net Waists.. 98 $5.00 ladies' Net Waists.. ......... .f 1.98 $6.50 ladies' Net Waists.... $2.98" $10.00 ladies' Net Waists... f4.98 OUTING FLANNEL PETTICOATS 75c outing Skirts 29 $1.00 outing Skirts -...,39 $1.50 outing Skirts ...59 $7.50 BLACK TAFFETA nd COLORED SILK PETTICOATS, f 3.89 . The Petticoat is not skimpy; on the con--trary, it is unusually wide. The workman ship is superb. ThatTs all we will 'say about it. Come and see it t the sample sale. $8.00 Petticoats f4.95 . V Here is one of the best bargains you will ever find, and comes at an opportune time. RAINCOATS $10.00 Raincoats f.95 $30.00 Raincoats f 11.95 $7.50 Raincoats ...,f2.98 Don't fail to see these at the sample sale, southeast corner rifth and Alder. 2000 HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS AT LESS THAN HALF $3.00 Heatherbloom Petticoats fl.98 34 inches wide above the flounce. $2.00 Heatherbloom Petticoats .98 $2.00 sateen Petticoats 8 $1.50 sateen Peticoats .79 KIMONOS A beautiful assortment of sample Ki monos to be sold for a song. 75c Kimonos 29 $1.00 Kimonos 49 $2.00 Kimonos ...fl.49 $1.50 Kimonos .......98 HANDKERCHIEFS 25c Handkerchiefs, per dozen 25 5000 SAMPLE NET WAISTS AT HALF PRICE AND LESS - $4.00 Net Waists .91.98 $5.00 Net Waists .....$2.98 $7.00 Net Waists $3.98 $8.00 Net Waists $4.98 $15.00 to $25.00 Net Waists $8.95 SILK WAISTS $6.00 Silk Waists .$3.98 $8.00 Silk Waists $4.95 $6.00 black taffeta Waists, has a yoke of French knots, finished with heavy 5 lace inserting and straps of taffeta; new long sleeves; cluster tucked, finished QQ with silk buttons; sample sale. ..VO - WASH WAISTS Dozens and dozens of very neat ladies' Wash Waists are here for your selection. The great sample sale offers an opportunity not to be missed.: cv a ,:; .. ' u . H J1TJ WW $5000 Worth of Ladies' Sample Coats ' All the Very Latest Included in this vast array of Sample Coats are all the late style effects, such as the popular Napoleons, Nippons and Empire models, loose and ripple backs,' tight fitting, every color and shade kerseys, broadcloths and fancy. $10.00 Coats ...82.08 - $12.00 Coats $4.98 $15.00 Coats $6.08 ?f $20.00 Coats $9.05 $30.00 Coats . . $14.05 $10,000 Worth of Sample h Furs at Half Price V and Less $6.00 children's Coats for.. ....... ...$2.95 47.50 children's Coats for............ $3.95 f3.00 children's Coats for.. .......'.;. $4.95 12.00 children's Coats fori,..,.;...$e.95 $5.00 children's Coats for... ....... ,.$2.48 $4.00 children's Coats for. ...... .....$1.98 25 Experienced Salespeople AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT AT SMALL COST $4.00 Furs for. . .$l'.05 $8.00 Furs for .,$2.05 $8.00 Furs for .$3.05 $10.00 Furs for ...84.05 $15.00 to $22.00 Furs for. .... . .80.85 $25.00 to $30.00Furs for.. .. . .$14.05 Great Samole Sale of Children s 1 Coats at Half Price and Less ; .... .- , .... . s , . f . - w'
