THE OREGON .DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO, SEPTEMBER 14. 1D0J).
Havo Lunch in Our New Restaurant, 7th Floor Annex Portland Agents for "Nemo" and Mmc. Irene Corsets, Estcllc Corsets, Etc.
Our Sheet Music SectionThe Latest and Most Popular Music at the Lowest Prices Fourth Floor Take Any of Our Seven Elevators
Meier Gk Frank Store
Great Sale of
. Custom Shade and Drapery Work Our Specialty Artistic Picture Framine 4th Floor II Meier & Frank Storo
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1857
High-Grade
Couch Covers
Munificent Imported VrWir Couch Cov
er, exact copies of silk rug; come in
reds, greens, rose, Mue and brown; 60
inches wide. J yards Jons; neautitui
styles for your selection; (1 Q QC
regular $37.50 values, each ePlif.OaJ
Heavy double-faced Tapestry Couch
Covers, Kelim patterns, dull colorings;
60 Inches wide and 3 yds. f O QC
long; regular $20.00 values ! J
Tin . antique shadow warp Tapestry
Ccmcin Coyer, bullion fnnge all around:
k .deep, rich colorings; 3 yards Q C
-, long. 00 ins. wide: $15 vals. OJ.UJ
Double-faced Tapestry Couch Covers
two-tone red. green , and .Mue effects;
also figured designs in striking combi
nations; best regular $7.50 M OP
values, at this low price; each 4J0J
Sample Line
01 Women's
Undermuslins
"Harvest Sale" Offerings!
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$50NetCurtains$5.85 Pr. $4.00 Allovers $1.69 Yard
$1.50 Embroideries?cStrifi
Great sale of 18-inch Venlse, baby Irish and figured net Alfover Laees for waists arid
yokes; beautiful styles, large variety for your selection; come in both Q
white and cream; yalues up to $4.00 a yard, at this very low price, yard
JO.000 strips of swiss, nainsook and cambric Embroidery, manufacturers' lengths;
' edgings and insertions 1 to 9 inches wide, -for women's and childen's weari.7Q--
eyelet and blindwork desigosr values up to $1.50 a stripr'on sale at, the strip 5JC
Trlftl in U.OOO yarda round-mesh Vat and Machlin Lace Edging and
aT. V101 Insertion, W to 2 ins. wide; best patterns, in great va- fl
ticijr, rcijuur vnuei up 10 jc ine yara, on saie si, yara ev
Single Pairs Portieres Vz Price
AtEowPnces
: Sale extraordinary of a great sample line
of, 5000 pieces of women s fine Under-
mushns gowns, skirts, corset covers,
drawers and ' combination garments in
' nainsook, cambric, muslin and lawn, and
trimmed in lace, embroidery, tucks, in
sertion, beading and ribbon all fine
grade undermuslins; the product oi one
of the best manufacturers in the coun
try; values you cant afford to pass by.
$1.75 to $2.50 Gowns at, each... f 1.49
$2.75 to $4.00 Gowns at, each... f 1.98
$4.25 to $5.00 Gowns at, each. . .f 2.T5
,$5.50 to $8.00 Gowns at, each... f 3.93
Regular $2.50 to $18.00 Long Skirts, on
sale at, special, each, $1.39 to $12.50
75c to $3.50 Drawers, pair, 43c to 1.98
Regular 85c to $4.50 Corset Covers, on
- 1 dsn ancs
saie at tnis low price, eacn, oyc to ?.o
Combination Garments corset cover
and drawers; also corset cover aud short
skirt and chemise on sale as follows:
$2.00 to $6.50 values, $1.49 to 3.98
Special lot of Chemise and two-piece
combination garments, in lawn and nain
sook; lace and embroidery- 4 A
trim'd; $2 to $2.50 values, each $ltiJ
Steel Ranges at $68
Steel Ranges at $53
feninsular Planished Steel Range, full
nickel-trimmed; best model; best regu
lar $85.00 value, on sale 0 ft A
at this special low price jvOtVV
Peninsular Planished Steel Range, full
; nicketo:rimmed;the best $68.00 model,
-''- during this sale they are dJCO AA
specially priced at, each vwJ.Uw.
$85.00 Combination Coal 70 ftft
and Gas Range," at, each Pla)sUU
1 $45,00 Steel Range,' at, each. . .? 37.50
$40.00 Steel Range, at, each. . .?33.00
The lowest prices on all Heating Stoves.
200 pairs of fine French Net Curtains Clunys, Battenberg and Irish points; in han'd-
some patterns and styles; 2yi to 3 yards long; regular $7.50 values, pair.. 5.85
Single pairs of Tortieres, all new shades and colorings, consisting of tapestries
and J-rcnch Suks; magnificent designs and colorings: S5 to $Z5 values, at
1000-pairs . fine ..Nottingham -Lace Curtain, madras weave; white.ecru, dJO OP
cream; best designs, i yards long, w jncnes wiac, special values at, pair v""
1500 yards of Scotch and French Madras in all the leading shades and s1 iC
patterns; best regular $2.50 values, on sale at this special low price, yard sjl.tU
1000 yards of Drapery and Kimono Silks, in floral and Oriental designs; great JO
special value buy all you want of it at this low price, yard take advantage IOC
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Men's $25 Fall Suits $16.35
A great opening sale of Men's Fine Custom Tailored
Suits Winter weights in dark overplaids, checks,
stripes and dark browns, in fancy cheviots This
season's garments, cut in the latest fashions and of
the best material Hand-tailored throughout The
best product of the leading wholesale tailors in the
country High-class ready-to-wear apparel you
would have to pay $30.00 for at the 1 O C
exclusive clothing store All sizes Sr wnsaB"
0wk
(4 V'jJ v-ea
Lot 1 Women's meisaline. taffeta and
pongee tailored Silk Waistspin-
tucked, side-pleated, with fancy yokes;!
also 1-inca satin bands snd silk braid-
trira'd; plain colors, dots, checks, fancy
stripes and Fersian novelties; large va
.,' rlety for your selection; all AC
sizes; values, up to $14.00, at
' Lot 2 :Fine showing of .women's cotton
Shirtwaists, in lawns, bstistes and diroi-
ties;. fancy snd plain tailored effects,
trimmed in lace and embroidery, also
pin rucks. tw form yoke; white and col
on; all new, pretty waists, in immense
; variety for your selection; regu- QQ
Jar values to $4.50, on sale-for eOC
New Fall Suits and Overcoats for men and young
men A very large and complete stock at prices to
fit every purse You will save twenty-five per cent
on purchases made at this store Take advantage
$8 Trousers $4.98
Great sale of men's high-grade hand-tailored Trousers,
suitable for business or dress wear; strictly pure wor
steds, in neat patterns; dark grays, brown, black and
gray stripes; new patterns; handsomely tai- f a hq
lored and. finished; $7.50 and $8.00 values, pair J4."o
Special lot of new Fall Vests, in French flannels, fancy worsteds, fancy mercerized
silks, neat grays, white and blaclc, tans, brown, etc.; come in all sizes, d0 A
and a great variety; the best regular $5.00 values, at this low price, each J1U
Haviland China
Dinner Sets at
Reduced Prices
60-pc. white and gold Havi- Ql ft A
land China Set, on sale at OlA
100-piece set, as above, at, set..?-7.00
60-piece Haviland China Set, chrysanthe
mum and gold decoration, i?0 ijft
on sale at, special, the set
100-piece set, as above, at, set.. $47.00
6Q-piece Haviland Set, green floral deco
ration and gold-stippled, BJOy ft ft
on sale at low price, set I UU
100-pc. set, as above, on sale at. .$38.00
60-piece Haviland Set, neat pink floral
decoration; gold on knobs yA ft ft
and handles; on sale at, set lUll
100-pc. set, as above, at, set..f3-.00
Drug Sundries
Jtfellin's Food, 50c size, on sale at..41e
Apenta Water, special, per bottle .'.20e
Red Raven Splits, on sale,. .bottle: .13
Castoria, on sale at, special, bottle.. 23e
Piso's Cough Cure, on sale, bottle. .41
Syrup of Figs, on sale at, bottle. .41e
Listerine, special price, the bottle.. 67f
Peroxide, at, the bottle, 10c, 20c and 30c
Pond's Extract, on sale at, bottle.. 41
Salt Air Sea Salt, at, the package. '.10
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, special.. 41
Chloride of Lime, at, per pa'ckage . . .8
Abbot's Saline Laxatier, at pkg.;.21
Malt Nutrine, on sale at, the bottle.. 19
Fine Medicated Soaps, 'three cakes in a
box, on special sale at, the box..25e
White Ribbon Soap, at, doz. cakes ...43e
Jap Rose Glycerine Soap, per cake...8e
Life Buoy Soap, special at, the cake. .4e
Palm Olive Soap, on sale at, per cake 8
Press Sweet Violet Talcum, special. 14
Face Chamois, on special sale, each..4
ale of Gloves
rds. Swiss Embroidery, Flouncing and Bands, in swiss
insook,'2 to 8 fns. wide; beautiful patterns for OP
5c the yard, on sale at this unusnally, low price muC
$1.50 Vals. 89c
aUace went, "wo yd,
and nam
your selection; values-up to 85c
5000 yards of swiss Corset Cover Embroidery, imitation of Japanese embroid- Cft ' II .' O CfM t) SiWik f O 1
ery; regular yalues to $1.50 yard buy all you want of it at this low price, yard VUC II jJlC ILIDDCjTIS 173 'C
"Harvard Mills" Underwear
Suitable for Fall and Winter
Harvard Mills Underwear for Fall and Winter all the
best styles and weights in the showing; a complete stock
and a big saving ifyou anticipate your Winter needs.
Women's extra heavy-weight Union Suits in silk and wool;
high neck, long sleeves, ankle length; finely made and
tmished; form-fitting; regular $5 values, in all Q AC
sizes; your choice at this low price, garment OOtUD
Women's medium-weight Union Suits, all wool; high neck,
long sleeves, ankle length, all sizes; best $3.50 Q 1Q
values, on sale at this low price, the garment dlV
Women's medium-weight silk and wool Undervests; high
neck,- long sleeves; come in all sizes; finely s 70
made and finished; best $2.00 values, at, each $liO
Women's medium-weight silk and wool Tights, ( 70
regular $2.00 values, at this special low price JI.IU
Women's medium-weight Wool Vests, $1.50 values, f 1.15
ankle ft 1 C
300 dozen pairs of women's 2-c!asp Kid
. ; Gloves and 1 -clasp Cape and Chamois
Gloves, white and all colors; sizes 54
to 7X; reg;. $1.25 and $1.50 val-OQ
ues, at this special price, pair OUC-
5000 yards of all-silk Moire Ribboni In
black, white and all colors, for. hair
bows and millinery purposes; f ft
best regular 35c, values, at, yd.
20c Kerchiefs 12V2C
1000 dozen women's hand-embroidered
Initial Linen Handkerchiefs with beau
tiful embroidered wreath and J4-inch
hemstitching; the best regu-'
lar 20c values, on sale at, each
12k
Umbrellas
Women's medium-weight Wool Tisrhts.
length; best $1.50 values, on sale at, special
Women's medium-weight wool-mixed Union Suits; the best regular
$2.00 values, on sale at this special low price, the suit take, advantage
Women's fleece-lined cream Union Suits; the best regular $1.50 values, suit.
Misses' and children's Harvard Mills Underwear at extra special low
$1.29
fl.19
prices.
$5 Vals. $2.98;
Great special offering of women's and
men's 26 and 28-inch Umbrella's, made
of rainproof taffeta covering; .paragon;
frame, tape edge; bulb runner; Direo,
toire, fancy and plain handles, in great
variety; the best regular $5.000 hfi
values, at this low price, each vrO
$1.50 Crochet Bedspreads $1
rScExtraHeavy Sheets 59c 1 25c Collars 1 6c
White Wool Blankets $3.5?
In the L inen Department, new Annex, a great special offering of 1000 cro- tfl ft ft
chet Bedspreads, best patterns, full size; regular $1.50 values, special, ea. Ol.UU
200 dozen extra heavy Cotton Sheets, size 81x90 inches; 75c values, special, ea...69
In Bedding Dept., 4th floor, 500 pairs full size white Wool Blankets, with C7
colored borders and deep satin binding; best $4.50 values, special at, pair dJUf '
1000 goose-feather Bed Pillows, covered with fancy ticking; $3.25 values, ea.. 82.65
Great special values in Comforters. You should not fail to see them Fourth Floor.
Great Sale of Dress Linings
"Nearsilk," in a large assortment of colors; values from 25c to 40c, at, the yard.
36-inch Sateens, mercerized finish; a full line of light and dark colorings 101-
tor your selection; the best regular 25c values, oil sale at this price, yard 12C
"Heatherbloom," in striped effects, lightweight and washable; 36-in.; the best Q
regular 40c value buy all you want of it at this unusually low price, yard 1 OC
Percalines, in odd shades; best regular 18c value, on sale at, special, the yard..5
Great lot of Lining Remnants, in all lengths, all styles, all grades, spe'l, ONE-HALF
16c
500 dozen women's and children's em
broidered Buster Brown Linen Collars, 4.
'inches wide; sizes 12 to 14; best
regular 25c values, on sale at, each
Hall & Borchert's
Dressmakers Forms
On sale here; perfect model, bust and ;
hips; black jersey cloth-covered; splen
,did value at low price of, each,.. 83.00,
Adjustable Stand for same, each:. f 2.00
Full - length adjustable formscan be
made to fit any figure; two styles, at
these prices, each, $15.00 and f 16.50
Our new Notion and Small Ware De
partment in the Annex is the handsom
est and best-equipped notion department
in rne country. A visit will convince you.
HOPERESTRfCTIOFJ
111 HOLD GOOD
Irvington Kesidents Sym
pathize With Litigation.
Almost to a man the resident! and
property holders In Inrtngton are lq
rmpa-thy with the litigation recently
started to prevent the amendment of
the building restriction clause that goes
with the titles to lots in Irving ton. Hol
laday Park and surrounding additions.
The 'necessity of enforcing building
restrictions in nign cias rmaence dis
tricts is recogniied by nearly every
home owner In the rilehtfid renidence
section known as IrvingHn." declared
. C Thompson, who hit a handsome
home st East Twenty-first snd Clack
amas streets. "We are upeclnlly anx
ious that the clause In the iee1, which
rypP1s Is our national ailment.
Burdock blood Bitters ! the national
tin for It. It1 strengthens etomach
rnefsbranes, promotes flow of diri-ailve
juices, purifiee the blood, builds you up.
Any skin Itching Is a temper teeter.
T mor von scratch the worse It
ltchs. pnas's Ointment cure pn.
scsew any akin Itch in. At all drug
, lores.
ays that no house shall be erected
closer than 26 feet from the street, shall
be sustained. '
"To allow one man to build his house
on the street line, another to erect a
building 10 feet from the line, while
another builder obeys the restrictive
clause will not only destroy the appear
ance of our streets but will seriously
Interfere with the rights of the man
who holds himself bound by the terms
of tbe deed to bis property.".
It is understood that Interested mem
bers of the rtolladay Park and Irving-
ton Improvement associations will can
meetings of these organizations for
some night this week for the purpose
of discussing the situation and devis
ing means to enforce the building re
striction clause throughout the Holla-
day Park-Irvington .district,
Dedi to Irvlngton lots. Issued by the
Security Savings & Trust company car
ry a Clause which says that no sa
loon, store, factory or business house
shall be permitted In the district, that
no residence shall be erected there at
a cost of leas than 12500 and that no
building shall be closer than 26 feet
to the street for 26 years from July 1
1891. which la the date when tbe prop
erty was put on the market by the Irv
lngton company. The legality of these
restrictions has never been tested In the
Oregon courts, according to those who
have investigated the subject.
OR. STUNIZ WILL
SPEAK lOIIIM!
Eloquent Orator to Appear
at Taylor Street M. E.
Church.
weeks, A D. Stonaker is in the custody
oi me local ponce and win De neid until
the arrival of officers from the Puget
sound city. Stonaker was arrested yes
terday In the Los Angeles postoffice by
local officers, who have been searching
ior mm ror more tnan two weeks. Me
is wanted at Seattle to answer to a
charge of grand larceny.
Benjamin Browrt;
' (Hnlted Press Lessf4 Wtra.l
La Grande. Or.. SeDt 14.. Benlamln
Brown. S2 vears of age county commis
sioner idled Sunday of heart disease.
He bunt the first house In Union county
and the story of his life is ap interest
ing one. His wife has been critically
II. for months, but he was well and
hearty until he dropped dead.
OAK STREET TO
JOIN BORNE
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Mayor Simon Signs Ordi
nance Ordering the
Extension.
PERSONAL
-t have ls aomewhel costive, hut
TViaa's Regttlete gave ust the results
end rculatf
iorr R
Altoooa, Ps,
tr! They act salblly
the bowla rxrf -t J T. -Kraaaa,
14 Walnut era, A
A sperlfle for pals tt. Taemas Bc
lsrtrte !. stroageat. rheatxiet lislnvent
ever VIB. . A hosswhoid rensdy la
A wH a for IS rr
c
J. A. Nash, a stone mason contractor
of Eugene. Is in the city for a few
days. Mr. Kash sara that so far there
have been in or building permits issued
In Eugene than for any rear In the
previous history "of his city.
J. S. Thurman. a merchant of Cleve
land. Ohio, is at the Imperial and after
a few days' stay here will go on to
HpatUe. Mr. Thurotan Is a yearly vis
itor to Portland and expresses surprise
at the great strides Portland has made
since his lent visit here He ears Port
land Is destined to be the leading city
of the Pacific coaat
Fred O. Buffom left for the east this
morning, expecting to be ff about
fire weeka He will visit Chicago and
Kv York aad will spend some time la
his eld home near Bangor, slain, where
his mother still living. The trip
will cAfnMn boslnens snd plttunt.
Elsar R Piper, managing editorof the
Oreg Ionian, wh was operated on for is.
rndlcltis vteterdsy at tbe Ooof Kaoiar
Itaa bswpttal, is doing well today Sad
co com j. lea: Ions are expect..
Dr. Homer C. Stunts of New York,
who la known as one of tbe most elo
quent speakers In the Methodist church,
will be one of the distinguished attend
ants at the Oregon conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church which opens
tomorrow morning at Cottage Grove.
Dr. Stunts wlU speak this evening at
the Taylor Street Methodist church and
will leave On tbe late train tonight for
Cottage Grove.
Dr. Stunts is one of the missionary
secretaries In New York and spent 14
years in mission work in India and the
Philippines. He has a fund of Informa
tion about the work that la hard to par
allel, and he is considered one of the
moat earnest workers and most valuable
men In Methodism.
Rev. J. W. Grannie of New Tork will
be another prominent attendant at tbe
conference. Dr. Grannie was formerly
stationed In Astoria and was a promi
nent man In this conference. Next Sun
day he will preach at the Taylor Street
church at the close of the conference.
Several ox the local ministers left
last nlsht and a good many more this
raoralag. for the renrerene will b
opened informally tonight with the con
ference sermon oy ur. T. B Ford en
Abraham Lincoln. Dr. Ford was
formerly stationed la Port land nA waa
one or tne presiding elders in this dis
trict, lie now has a church In Hood
River. Bishop Charles W. Smith has
gone to Cottage Grove te pTweMe at the
conference, and be feels that the meet
Inge will be most satisfactory, for such
wholly satisfactory reports of the year's
work are coming In fiom s'l parts f
the territory comprised la this confer
Ktosaaker ArmrteL
Pasadena, Cat, -ft 1 1 Said dirt
ruguive rrosa eatUe for many
nayUcrcxvcm overcome
laxative Tcme&ySyrup cjTvattavr
nun be Cjolxritoy &jpcnsc4 wi
TOt&fcs YkWrwrixTriA art V; o&su
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. CALIFORNIA
Fio Syrup Co.
lkusvMMuM skx aa ta sorvve
Mayor Simon this morning signed the
ordinance ordering the extension of Oak
street from Park to Burnslde. , The Im
provement will cost In the neighborhood
of $260,000, and was stubbornly opposed
by property Interests upon which a large
p" in con win iaii. utner prop
erty owners, however, ss heavily In
terested were unanimous v In fnr of
After efforts extending through a
irciiufi ui urBny jwo years tne open
treet advocates finally won out, and
wis cvuncn acieo lavoraoiy on. an oral
nanc submitted bv them last Wednea.
day. C. K. Henry and others then be
aonght the mayor not to approve the or
dinance. - Mayor Simon's decision was
made after be had thoroughly consid-
wtvj mi sraee oi ins question.
SOUTIIEBX STATES
FAVQR GOOD B0ADS
Galveston. Texas. Sect 14. An r.
firiwi oi anore tnas fia.esv.eof has
been voted la tbe fores of special bond
Issues in the eouthera states within u4
last five months for the tutnamm at
nao DHumniui
That is a concrete answer to efforts
that nave been weeds to aroaae south
era sentiment la favor of superior high
ways. The flgarew cited are not eel-Ut-e
by a newspeper. Tbev are the
official fig-ore of ta Sos there Com
anercisl eoaarea .
At tbe ruaertr ta Waahlnrtoe
f the Soothers sTiowrerrlal eongreae
which Is ddkcate4 to "A greater na
tion tfrrongh a greater eon h.- there Is
a swei:,ng recerd cf mad balM'rtg and
Tm4 htiriMl In I "i la Meai Kit
breygst abowt the Bwakenfrg of gooi
roads sentiment by the scout cars and
pathfinders- which drove- back and forth
between NewTork and Atlanta over all
manner of highways and' la all gorts
of weather,. a ," -.-
The Southern Commercial congress,
while one of - the most spirited organi
sations ever devoted to the Industrial
cause, has no use for anything but hard
facts and figures. G. Grosvenor Dawe.
its managing director, has received
hundreds of reports of . work done on
niithra hlffhwiv. .Inn.'fli. m. -
.......... '-'a' " m . i . v. ilia UUU
propaganda was launched. ' When seen
in him Kiid w- . 1 1, - -4
... j .......... Mi.. kw wiaru vi
the good roads movement as something,
that has progressed far beyond the
tentative stage and gave figures to
prove that many miles of new and
hatter hlirhwava SAM alr..v imdA,
construction. Hundreds of miles havs
f-0n.ple,?d w,th,n th --M't thrs
J?.0""1"- turnlna; muddy apologies for
highways Into smooth surface- turn
pikes. The money is in hand for im-ilar-
transformation of thousands - of
miles more. t ;
ii i . i I, '
hlstrlct Pair at Pendleton.
(8peclal Dispatch te Tba Jooraatk .
TPendlAtctn .m a...
... w.., uon. -vrorxmen
Ml fJiUJS'.li,e.bJ;.a0"vy'OIt ln -elincs-j
"ILJ?,'; trlct whicn "Pen Mon-
has been replaced over the entire pavi
lion and the work of erecting the big
canvas stock shed started.
All ihm m iu ta.L.j . . .
Minoronl? " Tm
DYEING IS TEMPORARY
OFTEN INJUBIOUS. ' THIS
REMEDY SIMPLY BRINGS
BACK THE YOUTHFUL
COLOR AND BRILLIANCY
OF GRAY. FADED HAIR;
inousand of people are
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and to keep from growing
old just as long as you can?
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and look young and there
fore feel young! -It isn't a
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you are using it It doesn't '
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. - . iMi.a us
uselessly classed as old, and youth, lustre, softness and
thousands really grow bid brilliant luxuriance, Itsopsf
before their time simply on the hair from falling out and
account of gray hair. . Their remores dandruff.. No mat-
friends and- associates tell ter how old and faded your
them they are growing old, hair looks, no matter how
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