The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 11, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER '11, 1908. M ' '"-' ' - I Mi .... mm in , i. Hi .... ...n )-m; , ,,, ,.,. i, I, .. , ., . V . .j..,. i . ; . I-? J- ' ; ' 'V'' ' ." T fMMy MercKaadSse at Estreiady Low Prices Pictures, Cameras, Pyrography Goods, etc., on the fourth floor -- Fitted Suitcases and Traveling l Artistic picture framing to your order Fourth floor Glove and merchandise orders sold for Bags for Christmas gifts, 3d floor , - Portland agents for "Perrin's" ancPTrefoussc" Kid Gloves any amount The greatest stocks of Holiday wares on the Coast Portland agents for the Holiday Aprons for women and children on second floor Holiday Handkerchiefs, annex, 2d floor j Butterick Patterns, Columbia Yarns, Nemo Corsets Oriental Rugs in grand variety, third floor MP 'Toyland" Third Floor Santa Glaus Headquarters Our third floor Toy store is the largest and most complete in the landThe only toy store in the Northwest that sends a buyer to foreign shores in search of all that's new and novel, in things to please the little folks In less than a month he leaves again to prepare for Xmas 1909 Nuremburg, Sonnenborg, Leipsic, Berlin, Frank- fort, Vienna, Paris and London are all visited in his travelfr--On the re turn the New England toy centers care searched for .the latest produc tions of Yankee genius A toy shop complete in every detail, syste matically arranged Where buying can be done to the very best advan tage Holiday goods purchased now will be carefully packed and stored to be delivered any time you say Buy now while stocks are complete. Grand Holiday Sale of Aprons Our annual Holiday Sale of women's fine fancy Lawn Aprons, in dotted swiss and organdie, and trimmed in dainty lace and embroidery edgings, tucks, insertions, medallions, beading and ribbon, made round, square and princess style; all new, pretty styles in gfand assortment. The entire stock, values ranging from 60c up to $3.00 each, on sale at following reductions from regular prices On Second Floor: Regular 60c fancy Aprons, ea., 49 Regular 75c fancy Aprons, ea., 69tf Regular $1.00 fancy Aprons, ea., 83 Regular $1.25 fancy Aprons, ea., 980 Regular $1.75 fancy Aprons, ea., f 1.33 Regular $2.00 fancy Aprons, ea., 91.69 Regular $2.50 fancy Aprons, ea., f 1.98 Regular $3.00 fancy Aprons, ea., f 2.43 200 dozen, women's Outing Flannel Gowns in fancy stripes and braid-trimmed; test patterns and colorings; come in all sires; made extra full and nicely ttQ finished; best regular $1.25 values buy all you want of them at, eacn..Ua7C Women's hand-crocheted and machine-made , silk and wool Shawls, Scarfs, Squares, in grand assortment; best styles. Entire Stock at these prices. 2d Floor. Regular 75c values for, each, 69c" Regular $1.00 values for, each, 830 Regular $1.25 values for, each, 98 $1.50 and $1.75 values for, ea., 9133 Regular $2.00 values for, each, f 1.67 Regular $3.00 values for, each, $2.67 Great Holiday Sale Misses' Children's Apparel Misses' and children's Box Coats in three-quarter-length styles; serge and cheviot materials, in blue, brown, and dark mixtures; velvet collar and lind' throughout; ages 6 to 14 years. The season's best styles. Take advantage of this unusual sale. AC REGULAR $9.00 VALUES, EACH ONLY. 40.3D Misses' and children's Dresses, made of heavy serge and cashmere, in blue and red; some have front of silk and braid-trimmed, full-pleated skirts; 6 to 14 yrs. 0 REGULAR $4.50 VALUES. EACH ONLY. 3.9d Misses' and children's long Box Coats of serge and cheviot materials, in red, brown, gray and fancy mixtures, lined throughout with flannel and velvet collar; let us show you; take advatage. QC. REGULAR $15.00 VALUES. EACH ONLY. JpiJ.OD Great holiday sale of Children's Furs. See them. A great holiday sale of children's Bath Robes. Great Shoe Bargains Men's, Women's and Boys' Women's tan Russia calf and golden brown button and blucher Lace Shoes,, round toes, military heels, welt soles; ideal walking boot, all sizes; great value. .$2.98 2000 pairs of women's fine kid and patent colt lace and button Shoes, d QO patent tips, Cuban heels,' all sizes; best shapes; reg. $3.00 values, pair. pl70 Men's fine Kid Slippers, in black and brown, come in all styles; on sale at. .$198 Boys' Storm Shoes, high cut, extra heavy tan calf, heavy double soles, rainproof uppers, broad toes; great values, prices from $2.50 to $4.00 pair, according to size. Boys' strong Kangaroo' Calf Lace Shoes, double soles, round toes; all AO good, solid leathers, sizes 1 to Syi; great values, on sale for, the pair.$lftO Boys' Box Calf Bluchers, double soles, heavy drill-lined, on sale these low prices: Sues 1 to 5, on Bale at, pair, $1.98 Sizes 10 to 13, on sale at, pair, $1.65 We are offering boys' Dress Shoes at lowest prices, all styles. Let us show you. Holiday Sale of Sheet Music IVfrtPftlftO fmf f Nearly everyone has heard this new number in the last 1 lUlUlH jr few weeks at the theatre or dance or other places of ; amusement, and very few there are who have not been impressed with its originality and fine, swinging rythm, to say nothing of the pleasing melody, which depicts rural, festivity in every strain. Come up to "tA our Music Dept. and heat this new Eastern hit played; Saturday only..JL1C At 19c copy, all the other "hits," among which are: Won't Yon Let Me Put My "list Arms Around You (Zulu Love), Moonbeams and Dreams of You, Castles I Have in dreams; For You 19c per Copy Dear Heart; Red Wing, Monterery, Just Some One, Stung, Honey Time smart bet, Doll Rags, Song My Sweetheart Sang, Picaninnies' Lullaby, Afraid to Come Home in the Dark, and Nrght and Day, ajl on sale at price of 19c per copy. Take advantage. 35c Ribbons. 15c Yard 25 c Handkerchiefs 14c 5000 yards of Satin Ribbons, Taffeta Silk Ribbons and fancy Ribbons, in a 1 C complete line of plain and fancy colorings, 3 to 6 ins. wide; 25c-35c vals., yd. .UC 1000 dozen women's Linen Handkerchiefs, initialed and embroidered, scalloped and hemstitched, also lace edge handkerchiefs; best 25c values, on sale at.. 140 Sale Handkerchiefs will be found on the Second Floor. Don't fail to see them. $45QBathrobes$2.45 Portland's leading Cloak Store offers a great bargain, in women's Bathrobes, made of good jjuality blanketing material, trimmed with border; large round col lar, pockets, cord and tassel. Best patterns, colorings and combinations, and well made; navy and red, brown and tan, red and gray, blue and brown, light and dark gray, light and dark red. A useful Christmas article; $4.50 values, special. .$2.45 . i $1.50 Sample Belts 48c $2.00 Handbags 98c Great Saturday sale of 3000 women's sample Belts in elastic, leather and silk; black, brown, tan, green, navy, red and gray; all shapes, sizes and styles; 40 . fitted with pretty buckles; great variety to select from; $1.50 values, each Great special sale of 2000 women s leather Handbags, in several attractive AO styles; black, brown and tan, well made and finished; best $2.00 values, ea. VOC 2000 women's Belt Buckles, iiT gilt, oxidized and rose gold; all new, pretty designs and styles; three immense lots, at prices far below regular value. Take advantage. 75c Buckles, each, 390 $1.25 Buckles, each, 690$3.OO Buckles, each, $1.98 Women's and children's Sewing Boxes, leather-covered; assorted colors; wonder ful values, on sale at these exceptionally low prices take advantage of the sale: Regular 50c values, 430 Regular 75c values, 6T0 Regular $1.00 values, 870 Sale of "Perrins" Kid Gloves $3.50-$4.00 Values $1.98 In the big Glove Store for Saturday 2000 pairs of "Perrin's" fine kid gloves at the low est price ever quoted Every pair perfect Black, white, tan, red, navy, green and mode in sizes 5 to 7 Also "Perrin's" cape gloves in the best shades of tan, all sizes Every pair fully guaranteed Regular $3.50 to $4.00 values on sale at this low price per pair Mail orders promptly and carefully filled $1.98 Women's Irish Crochet Neckwear at Low Prices Special sale of women's Irish Crochet Neckwear in collars, rabats and bows; all new, pretty styles and extraordinary values, at the following low prices: $I.50-$2 VaI.98c-$2.50-$4 V.I. $1.98-$5-$8.50 Val. $3.98 Great Saturday Specl's In Holiday Goods ,In the stationery Department, pretty Burnt Wood Shaving Pads, Calendars, Whisk Broom Holders, etc.,' suitable for Christmas gifts; reg. 50c novelties. 330 500 pearl handle Gold Tens, in plush boxes, on sale at this low price, each. .890 200 Manicure Sets in pretty leatherette cases, six and eight pieces in a OQ set; the best regular $2.0Q values, at this extremely low price, the set..vl0' Christmas Seals, Tags, Cards, etc., great valuesbuy all you want, package.. 40 Congress Playing Cards, best gilt-edge card; complete assortment of ini- AO tials and fancy backs; great special value, on sale at this low price, pack.rfiJC Perfume Atomizers, all colors of glass, plain and fancy; everv one warranted: great special values, on sale at these extremely low prices.. 260 and 430 j Ebonoid Brush and Comb Sets, with or without silver mountings; good OA ; quality, great special values, on sale at this low price, set let us show you. $I.4U bterlmg Silver filigree 1'erlume Bottles, tilled with good trench per- ( fumes; great special value buy all you want of them at this price, bottle. . Holiday Sale Women's Embroidered Hosiery Great Holiday Sale of women's embroidered Hosiery, in all grades; beautiful de signs, great values take advantage. On sale at the following very low prices: Regular 50c values, on sale at, pair, 450 Regular $1.00 values at, pair, 890 I Regular, 65c values, on sale at, pair, 590 Regular $1.50 values at. oair. S1.33 i Regular 75c values on sale at, pair, 670 Regular $1.75 values at, pair, f 1.58 Regular 85c values, on Sale at, pair, 700 Regular $2.00 values at, pair, $1.78 500 MeiVs Overcoats $18 to $20 Values At $9.65 Each In the men's clothing department for Satur day's selling a sensational bargain in Men's Overcoats at a price never before known on men's apparel of equal style and quality All are f-length garments Heavy weight The materials in fine quality cheviots, unfinished worsteds and kerseys Black, blue and dark grays with velvet collar AU are handsomely tailored and finished with the best linings and findings Sizes 38 to 48 only Most of them are 42 and 44 Overcoats that would sell reg ularly at $18.00, $20.00 and $22.00 each Your choice while they last at this marvelously low price, each, $9.65 By far the greatest overcoat value you will share in this season Take advantage of sale. 7 5 Copyright, ia. L. A BROS. 2T DLII, t" f M en's Suits, Overcoats $28 Values at $17.85- Great Saturday sale of men's high grade Suits and Overcoats The best product of the lead ing wholesale tailors in the country The suits are all new, up-to-date styles Strictly hand tailored, tans, browns, greens, olives, in un- finished worsteds and cheviots, finest materials Bill Regular and stock sizes Regular $28.00 values at $17.85 The Overcoats and Rain- coats are in s4 length styles; medium and heavy weights; unfinished worsteds, fancy cashmeres and cheviots The best patterns The Raincoats in fancy worsteds, cheviots and cashmeres 52 inches long, every garment handsomely tailored throughout and guaran teed equal to the best custom-made apparel pyrlfM. (wg. ADLIK, HO. . CO. ' Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats selling regular ly at this exceptionally low price for this Sat- urday sale, garment Men's Clothing Department on Second Floor Smoking JackctsSat very low prices See Them $ 1 ?.8 5 Boys' $10 Raincoats $6.15 Great Saturday offering of boys' Cravenette Raincoats, ages 8 to 16 years; tans, grays and dark mixtures; all are cut full, well made ad guaranteed 0 r rainproof materials; regular $10.00 values, at this low price, each.wD.lv M en's English Derbys $5 Values $3.50 The Men's Hat Department offers for Saturday only a very unusual sale of high-grade English Derbys in black The celebrated "Cronap" world-renowned stiff Hats in all the new Fall and Winter models in all sizes Every hat regular $5.00 values. Your choice Saturday only at, each. $3.50 In the Men's Hat Department Main floor Grocery Dept. Specials-Basement New Soft-Shell Walnuts buy all you want of them at this price, the pound., 18 Maconochie, imported English Chow Chow, small size, On sale at, special., Maconochie, imported English Chow Chow or Pickles, regular 25c value,HW Maconochie, imported English Chow Chow, 45c size, on sale at, bottle.. 32 Maraschino Cherries, large bottles buy all you want of them at, bottle, 5 4 HIGH MIMICIER PLEADS GUILTY V Word has been receive la rtland by ," th rearat attthortttw thaty Henry B. G. Cook.- th New fork land dealer Indicted on a charg of conepjrinr to defraud th government of land in Ore- n a United States court in New York. 'nnk's pnrtnnr, Mrehll. alo pl"adel ullty. Cook wa$ 'arrested .At Uak.sr City upon Information of th Nw Tork authorities. He was brought to Port land where he remained in Jail sev eral weeks. " Eventually - being' taken east by- Deputy United States Marshal Clyde Nicholson, Cook and his confederates had a get-rlch-schcme which had been extensively advertised in the east Ha agreed to get all applicants a homestead in Ore gon for a small consideration. Cook's schema waa all right and he x would have carried out his promises had it not been for old Unci Sam. He came west travelling in a private car and accompanied by about 40 New Yorkers. Most of these people were from Elm Ira. Whn Cook waa arrested many of the easterners were stranded In Baker City. Finally soma of them returned horns at, the expense of the. government to he used as witnesses against Cook in ttie event -may tue case went to trial PORTLAND VISIT CAUSED fTwo months spent in Portland by Mrs. -May Rowan wera fatal to the marital happiness of David S. Rowan, according to the testimony of the latter on the stand in " Judge Gantenbeln's department of the circuit' court, where Rowwn aecured a divorce this morning on ttye ground of desertion. He aald tliut While h was living la Pendleton In 1902 his wife came to Portland on a visit, and when she returned she re fused to live longer with him, telling him that either he or she must go. He went. They were married in Prlnevllle in September. 1884. Robert O. Gilllland, by profession an attornejr, was pronounced no good" by Mrs. Caroline Gilllland, and because of his failure to support her ' and final desertion she was granted ' a divorce. She said her husband practiced in Kan sas, but not after coming to Oregon. In 'all eight divorces were granted this morning, flve to women and three to men who drew the wrong cards In the marriage lottery. All but two of the eases were brought on the ground of desertion, cruelty supplying the motif in two eases. t Mrs. Mary O. Krebs waa freed from Edmund Krebs, whom she married in Sheldon. Minn., in July. 1900. She said be choked her and used bad language, finally leaving her to support her two children. The other cruelty case was Marie Larfield. They were married In October, 1904, and various acts of cruel treatment are alleged, Maud L. Murphy was granted de cree separating her from Paul M. Mur phy. They were married in Oakland, Cal.. In 1S06 and the wife testified that he left her in June, 180S. Desertion was the ground in three Other cases. In which Lela Cook sued Abel Willis Cook. William B. KaujK man sought , to be untied from VCnda Kauffman. and Catherine A. Klney sought fceedotn from G. Sherman Kin sey. The Cooks lived torethet a little over two ytars,' the Kauff mans over three years, and the Klnseys a little more than three years - y WOES OF MAN WJTH DOG IN A KENNEL The dog is still being searched for. That is the principal point of the story of a search warrant, Mrs. 8.- V. Adams, who manages the King's Hill kennels at the old Exposition building, J. H. Otter helmer, who wanted to get his dog. Officer Tea v in. who held the search war rant and several Interested bystanders. It seems that Jhe "up belonging -to Otterhetmer had taken temporary abode in the kennels and: yesterday his owner wished to take him away. H applied to- Mrs Adams, who stoutly refused to iet the dog go. Ot terhelmer procured a search warrant and the services of Officer, Teavin. Approached again, the Woman still oMu-rateiy refused admit tance to the kennels. It is even saM that she offered personal violence t -the men. and finally opening the door of the kennels, pushed Otterhetmer .in side. . ..' . W. O. Tobln Interfered and Otterhelm er was liberated. In the melee the Av. who waa the Innocent cause of the tm moll. Is supposed to have escaped. FORMAL PROTEST MUSTBi:romvAf:nri Washington, Dec. It fi -c ( seems disappointed that . . ! bodies at 1'ortlarvl :vn ti t . against the runf ii'; i.f , , Young for iin'i. , if I ' V. i;Mi .!.r fM' i v..