THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1910. '
i-SP ON FLOOR
UPSET Bf CHILD
'Lucille Weeks, of Trail, Two
; Years Old, Dies of Burns;
Sister at Fault.
(rnlt4 Pnm Vmm Wlra.l
Medford, Or., March SI. Through the
carelessness of an older sister, Lucille,
tha 2-yenr-old daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Georgo Week of Trail, near tha summit
of tha C&acadea. east of thla city, waa
burned to death. Sunday night, accord
ing to a report reaching here today.
The parents of the two girls were
absent from home when the tragedy oc
curred. Late In the afternoon the elder
aister lighted the lamp and placed it
upon the floor. Later, while ahe waa
absent the little one toddled to It and
accidentally upset It. Her clothing was
a mass of flames before the elder slater
could render any aid.
Mr. Weeks Is a prominent timber man
of southern Oregon.
GLOVES
Kayser's
Liile . .
Extra
....25
Kayser's
ette . . .
Chatnoi-....60
Of Interest to Jrappers
Sell your fun to the
manufacturer direct.
We pay the highest
cash prices for your
Raw Furs. Send for
our . . new " Raw Fur
Price List. FREE
Entire Building, Corner Fourth and Morrison Sts.
Remodeling and Re
pairing of Fur, Gar.
merits at
,s Big Reductions
.Bring in your Fur
Garments and have
them altered into new
6tyles.
GLOVES
Kayser's Silk Pat.
Finger Tips..60
Kayser's Extra
Pilk Tatent Finger
Tips $1.00
7
SOUTHERN ANTI-SALOON
CONFERENCE IN SESSION
Atlanta, Ga., March SL The South.
ra Antl-Baloon league conference, for
which preparations have been making
for everai months, opened lta seaslons
In Atlanta today, and will continue lta
proceedings until Monday. The an
nounced purposes of the convention are
to arouse renewed enthusiasm in tne
battle against the liquor traffic, to dis
cuss ways and means for securing a
stricter enforcement of the laws in pro
hibition territory, and to conalder plans
for pushing the fight beforo congress
for national prohibition legislation.
. All of the states of the south are rep
resented at the conference. Prominent
among those scheduled to speak at the
e-teral sessions are Governor Haskell
Of Oklahoma. Congressman Ilobson of
. Alabama, Spencer M. Marsh of Wiscon
sin, Bishop II. C. Morrison of Florida,
Kev. J. B. Gamble of Texas and Rev.
24. A. Palmer, superintendent of the
Antl-flaloon league In Kentucky.
CENTENARY OF REAR
ADMIRAL JAMES ALDEN
Washington. March Among nav
al officers and students of naval af
fairs and history there were probab
ly few to recall the fact that today
marked the centenary of the birth of
Bear Admiral James Alden who
. achieved high distinction during his ser
vice of over 45 years In the United
States navy. Born In Portland, Ma,
March SI, 1810, Admiral Alden entered
the navy as a midshipman In 1828.
Ten year later he was a member of the
"Wilkes expedition which made a tour
f the world. He took part In the nav
al operations, of the war with Mexico
and waa one of Farragut'a most
trusted officers at Vlcksborg and Mo
bile. In hla long service after the
Civil war Admiral Alden served as com
mandant of the Mare island navy yard
as chief o the bureau of navigation
and as commander of the European
squadron. His death occurred In 6a n
Francisco, Feb. 6, 1877.
Regular 35c Women's
Hose at Only
18c
Women's mercerized gauze Hose In
tan and Mack; an exeep- 1
tional barcain at XOU
Regular ?5c Ladies'
Lisle Vests at
17c
Ladies' best 25c quality lisle ribbed
Vests; a great bargain for "l y
Fridav at All
Regular $2.00 Dand-
bags at
1.5
Goat seal, leather lined, gilt or gun-
metal mounts, absolutely new
stock, latest shapes, for 0t pTQ
Friday at . . tPX.tlO
Regular 35c Ladies'
Neckwear at
In this lot we offer all our new
Neckwear and Jabots up to OOg
35c value, at Ol,
NORTH YAKIMA WILL
ENTERTAIN ODD FELLOWS
(Special DUpatce to The Journal, i
North Yakima, Waah., March SI.
North Yakima Oddfellows have begun
preparations to entertain between 2000"
and 3000 visiting delegates here on June
6, 7, 8 and 9, when the grand lodge of
Oddfellows for the tetate will meet here.
This will be the largest convention of
any kind ever held In central Washing
ton. Four bodies of the Oddfellows will
meet here In June, the Grand lodge.
Grand encampment. Military council 1
and Rebekah assembly. Local Oddfel
lows will spend over 22000 on the en
tertainment .features.
Is
Regular 35c Ladies'
IVash Belts at
23c
Ladies' white linen Wash Belts, in
various new and attractive designs,
plain tailored,' stitched, embroid
ered, fitted with sea pearl OO
buckles; up to 35c value, at a-fOC
FOR FRIDAY
Special Suit Jar
pin
M ' i 'I I ft
The word bargain in our establishment has its ftill
meaning. We know of no better way bf demonstrating
this than inviting your particular attention to this
amazing suit offering for Friday. We can not convey
to you the importance of this occasion. It is when you
see the garments and are thus able to appreciate the
excellent opportunity offered you to secure such an
unusual and opportune bargain.
$25 and $27.50 Suits
These suits are of the newest spring styles, made of
beautiful French serges, mannish mixtures and diag
onals. Splendid examples of the highest class tailoring
that is not evidenl in suits offered by others at this price.
Colors arevof the most desirable and fav- AP
ored for spring. A rare bargain Friday at . D I U VO
Coat Special
Handsome short covert coats, made of the finest
quality coverts, beautifully lined with extra quality peau
de cygne silk, serges and satins; coats you can not
11. 1 t . v --
f.vHl duplicate any wnere less than your
5- f
M
$11.75
isscs Hat Special
Very dainty and stylish Misses' Hats made of horsehair braid, prettily
trimmed with flowers, ribbons and braid. Regular $5.00 val- (I
VO.i o
ue; specially priced for Friday
t ' Track Sleet at Athena.
gaeta Dlapatch to Th JoomalA
'Athena, Or., March 31. A crew of
- men Is engaged preparing the track for
: the interscholastlo track meet which is
to bo held here this spring. It Is now
assured that nearly all of the represent
ative schools of the county will enter
this meet. AIbo arrangements have
been made for special train service to
and from Athena at excursion rates.
The evening after the track meet the
oratorical contest will be held In which
the high schools of the county will par
ticipate. This meet is to be an annual
affair at Athena and promises to lend
great impetus to the educational work
ct the county.
Builders Can't Spend Money.
' ' (Sperlal TMapatch to Th Journal )
Hoquianv Wash., March 31. On ac
count of their being unahle to cash
' warrants -amounting to $20,000 Issued
v o tha-Penn Bridge company, the firm
that J building the Eighth street
bridge, a representative of the company
. appeared before the city council last
t evening and asked that members of the
'; ' council indorse the paper. This was re
! . fused because the company had agreed
: to take the warrants and their own
chances on their payment, as the city
Jad funds.
llnr T)i TVnm Rnpnfl
j -
VffrUH'tal r(natrh to The Journal 1
-t ' Forest Grove, Or., March 31. Pelbert,
t the 6-year-old son of Oscar Smith, llv
5 In at Gales Creek, died Tuesday night
after five weeks Intense suffering. Llt
' tie Pelbert waa burned by the explosion
' ' Of a can of gasoline with which he had
attempted to start a fire, the burn be
ing so. severe that medical skill was un-
availing.
V!"; ' - "
sC Capacity of Seaside hotels was taxed
' to. the limit Sunday.
Painless Dentistry
; i
Out of town people
a can am invir pJate
land biidajework tin.
JUaM la one daj
lit awneaaary.
wwiiiriveya t (Me
22k goli er Mrceltia
crwo far $3.50
Malar Cmna 6.CQ
22k BfldztTetift 3.50
6iidni!inrt -ICQ
Eaunal rmg 103
5itf Fiffinn' .60
laity FilKntt 2.69
flat.i 5. CO '
e.i c.j it. a.
. bar flite 7.60
FaMtu ErtrHJoa .0
Wtfitj uoanariTBEO ron is TEARS
-idee
t i. iwu oou urnm. am work fully rum
S.". a. wot. raomn m kUaun
T'o)a Kxtraotioa rae wliaa plateaor bri.
l. i.rlf rc.1. VomuIUUob rne Yon cannot .t bettue
i wut nrini.n. aii woric rtiii j r air
f iilfoji. slodaraeieetrlaeaaUMbaBt. Baat mathixia.
-7ise'D total Co.'
. an a AKM.Sre. tOftTlpANO. OREOON
mcallen & McDonnell
ON SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY
$25 and $30
New Spring Suits
WW a
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Mr
A great many of these suits were de
layed in transit ana arrive a too iate
for our Easter trade. However, we
must dispose of them as quickly as
possible and will place on sale Fri
day and Saturday at $18.75 suits
Our Neto Spring Silks
at Reduced Prices
On sale Friday and Saturday only at the following prices. No
phone or mail orders filled at these special low prices. Here's
your opportunity.
36 Inch Black Taffeta Silk, $1.25 value. . . .73
36 Inch Natural Pongee, 75c quality. 48
36 Inch Natural Shantung, $1.25 Grade 83$
Special Reduced Prices on Black Dress Goods.
that were bought to sell at not less
than $25.00 and up to $30.00.
The Styles
The styles of these garments are of
most desired types medium
the
length coats and plaited skirts. A
wide choice of the season's best and
most serviceable models are in this
collection. The colorings, too, are
what's being worn just- now by the
stylish woman.
The Fabrics
8erges, Panamas, Diagonals, etc., in
medium weights for the present wear,
also a great number of the stylish
gray mixtures so much in- demand.
,Comc to this Suit Sale Friday and
Saturday the savings will make the
trip profitable. Take a look at our
show window.
$1 Union Suite
e
On sale Friday and Satur
day only, Women's Fine
Ribbed Union Suits, lace
.trimmed knee, very fine $1.00
quality. Limit 2 to each
customer.
ttOin.lndiaLinon
!2oC
2
40-inch White India Linon,
for Waists, Dresses, etc;
fine, even weave, and a stand
ard 20c value. Fri-
day and Saturday IL2C
White Foot Hosiery at 12k
Friday and Saturday only, at this pfice. Women's Fine White
Foot Hose double heel and toe, and garter top. Standard
20c values,
AT 13 Children's Fine
Ribbed Stockings, in black or
tan double knee, heel and
toe. An exceptionally good
20c grade. For 2 O
days' special IOC
AT 25 Women's 'Sample
Hosiery lace ' boot, allover
lace, fancy embroidered and
plain colors, in every shade.
Regular values up to
50c WC
$2 House Dresses
SI ,.419
Women's fine One-Piece
House Dresses, made in
pretty styles, neatly trimmed
several new models in this
lot. Rcgiilar $2.00 values.
60in.TableLin'n
On sale Friday and Saturday
only. Extra quality 60-inch
Table Damask full bleached
dice or floral pattern; 45c
grade.
Extra
Special
35c White Wash Belts, 23 e
50c Corset Covers, at 33
12c Wide Percales, at 9
25c Fancy Collars, at 15
25c Bath Towels 19c
Extra large size (20x42) Turkish Bath Towels splendid heavy
double warp red border, fringed never sold regularly under
25c each. On sale Friday and Saturday only.
Mc Allen & McDonnell
.. ; ; r-
The Stdre Noted for the Best Goods at Lowest Prices
Extra
Special
$1.25 Dress Shirts, 05
Child's Kerchiefs, 2 for 5
White Aprons, all styles 25
New Poplin, special 25
Second -Shipment of Pictorial Review Spring Quarterlies No In,
145-147 SECOND ST, BET.' ALDER AND MORRISON.
Untrimmed Hats at $1.50
$5.00 for Handsome Trimmed Hats
Choice Rowers at 25c
Three big special
f Friday Offerings
choice new desir-
ivSa meet-all demands.
The best values
we have shown
this season. Va
rieties and styles
in greatest num
ber and sure to
please everyone.
. D9
Having; just oompl.ted arrang-emerita for a lars;. appropriation to b
used In an advertising way, w. snnounc. the greatest contest ever held by
any mercantile concern in to world.
We believe we can rive this larg. amount, which has been allowed us
for advertising- the world's best pianos In a way which will make the Graves
Muslo Co. better known In three cr four weeks' time than would be possible
in any other way In the same number of years. In perfect fRirness we
have considered carefully, the best way to distribute this large amount
Read carefully and se. that your answer Is mailed Immediately.
OTXa $3700 rOB OBSAT FTTBLICITT OOVTSIT.
FREE
$500
FREE
10-Tear OoanLntee
Oentla man's
Watca
- -aw rsr
II
Steger
Piano
FREE
10-Tear Ouarantee
Lady's Oold
Wtoi
71TDIC1
FREE Complete Set of 1847 Rogers' Fruit Knives
"EE
scission xng-nwiay
Olook with Alarm. . i.
rnrr
rnct
Oold Brooch, Beati-
tlxnlly very
Talnahla. arnaraa-
FfiEE
Zarir Korrls Ohais
with cushions.
FREE
Crold Caff But
tons, ' rvaranteed.
" 500 Copies Sheet Hosio, SO Song Books, with Word and Muslo, $123
Manufacturer's Check.
We have Just taken the agency for two well known makes of pianos
Instruments that have been sold for many years through the central states.
but they ar. not as well known in Portland as oth.r pianoa, wnicn nava
been sold here for years. .
This Is one of th. reasons why the manufacturers are willing to allow
a large amount to be used In advertising their product
We also want you to know that we have the exclusive agency for many
makes, a f ew ot them are the following: Kranlafr & Bach, Chlckerlng Bros..,
Steger & Bona, Cambridge, Strohber and many other well known uprights.
-grands and player -pianos. ,
OOBTTSBTAirTS TO BKABJB IW QYXB 92000 IV CBTECXS PATABLB
TO THE CAATBS VCOSIO CO. OHBCKB TO APPLY OW NEW PTANOS,
AMD WTLL BB MAIXEB BUIECT TBOH SOME OP THI PIANO MAW U
FACTtTBXBS VI ftSPBESBlTT. TK1 AMOT7NT OP CILECTCB TO BS 130,
$100, 988, 975 ABD 950.
axx, p&izes to bb Grvxjr ABBoxtrrzior nan fob soLvnro
THIS SVZZX.E. OAH TOu BOZ.TB XT?
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In this picture are tlve-faces, can you find four of them? Outline each
face on this, or a separate piece of paper, and number them 1, 2, 3 and 4.
To the neatest correct answer we will give absolutely free the J500
piano and a piano manufacturer's check for 9125; next neatest correct
answer, on. fine Morris chair and a piano manufacturer' check for $125,
and the. other prises, will be -awarded in order of merit
B. sure your answer is correct and your namar and address plainly
written. All contestants will bo notified direct from themanufacturers of
whom we purchase pianos. All answers must reach our store on-r be
fore Wednesday, April 6, 1910,t 6 p. ra. Bend your answer to the Graves
Muslo, Oo, and bo sure you address, Piano Mfg. Representative, Desk No. 3.
M
ii sic Co.
Portland, Oregon
v
Ml Fourth Street