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About Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1902)
PElOYERillP " l-"?"" 1 . 1 ' 1 ,7 ' It. - Estafe; Valued at $130,000-Lancl Bequests to. Local Hospitals. Temporary Store Fifth and Yamhill Streets.; VT T T I Tl I! '1; The Advantage of Being a Big Cash Buyer -of a biff factory Is that many 6dds and ends come our way at our own price, We have again . been fortunate in securing several lines of drummers' samples at an extravagantly low cost. - We are enabled to place these goods on our counters at prices that mean a big saving to you. a Early shoppers tomorrow will have a rare opportunity to buy worthy goods for little money. ' Ladies' Dressing Jackets. We have secured a splendid line" of ' samples of KIMONAS and DRESSING JACKETS in deii cate, shades, made of eiderdown and flannelette. They are beauties ; handsomely made and beau tifuUy trimmed -with Persian trimming, corded ilki appliques, etc.rin a wide variety of styles. We picked them up at less than usual wholesale and you get the profit. They range From soc to $3.50. Ladies' Wrapp ers. Another line of samples. Made of fine flannel ettes and percales of ' excellent workmanshio and design From 75c to $1.75 Ladies' Walking Skirts. These,, are "samples, picked up at bare cost of material, " They - are finely tailored flounce skirts 1 many Very elaborately finished. ;Don't judge the. quality by the price. See them; f ' ' , From $3.50 to $7.50., , ' , Ladies' Nirfhtriowns. 4 "sa'mple' line ot splendid values in plain khl iincy'coiOTedflatmejette-. Time put- into the makinjjj of ? these ' that 1 our price would scarcely payw 45c to $i.se : Short Underskirts. TJjerVs exceptional choice in this sample pur chase loir of short skirts.. They, are made of choice.flannelette in excellent taste. v You'll be surprised to see such work sold for a " ; , From 30c to $1.25, , , , Ladies' Odd Corsets. We've a line of odd R. & G. and Warner Cor tets that are sold regularly at high prices, to close out.at...4.......V.;...,;....;...,..,....5oc . Sample Corsets. A sample lot of R. & G. Tn ; all the porrect shapes, latest styles ...i.From 50c to fl.50 Ladies Underwear. Union suits in sleeveless and knee length jpants ; made of good - lisle . thread and . trimmed with lace . Special 35c to 50c Colored lisle sleeveless vests, Special 15c, 35c and 38c Colored silk vests, trimmed with hand made silk lace,...; ......$1.00 Hosiery. , Ladies' hose in fancy colors and black and white polka dot, and plaids ; " Latest Patterns, 25c and 35c. , Lisle thread lace hose, the nice cool kind for warm days, in blackM.... ..Special 50c Cotton lace hose, in black and plain colors, Special 35 cents, - i Boys Blouse Waists. Made of best quality percale with sailor collar ; three to eight years....... ......Special 35c Children's "M' Waists. , VMV' knitted underwaist, two Jo. twelve years ; - ' Specfal aoc to icV 1 1 ff pample Men's Pants 'In gray assimere, hair line stripe. Special $1.00 Men's pants of good worsted, in neat stripes, Special $3.50. Mill End Table Linens. There's a feast in our linen department for bargain hunters. Cost did not begin to be rep resented in the price we paid for "these mill ends. You'll have to see the goods themselves to appreciate the prices we have made, A lot of turkey red table damask, fist color, " , at 35c per yard. A lot . of long remnants turkey red table damask, 2 to 3 1-2 yard wide ...".....soc up A lot of remnants of bleached and un bleached table linens at pick-up prices. ltEliilm For THIS WEEK'S SALE we have received direct from the manufacturer 300 BoysV S 'Wash-Suits ailor ucker,, neatly. In Crash. Dade. Chamtrav and ' :..j ...-11 .j. 11 i A stores would call them bargains at 50 cents: EXTR.A SPECIAL 35 Oefflfs Not More Than THREE Suits to One Castomer. SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS. Indaded in the lot are several styles of STEIN-BLOCH CO.'S make not all sizes in every style, but every size in some 'Style,: BASEBALLS Von wm In sure to be mted out in ex- a n d BRA T S cedent style at a nominal jprice. YOU KNOW FREE WITH ALL ways make our1 promises good, and can BOYS Wool :Suits therefore depend upon receiving unequaled values in this sale. ' WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. IT'S SO. : Moyer ' T 1 f . . ., 'iy Sm'' THIRIANPlOAKlSTREETS. Cpmy - . 'v "i V . -. '- , . The irlll . of 8ylveater Pennoyer, de ceased," wm filed' for probate In the County "Clurt 'today. Tiki maKnlflceBt bequest V ire ' made to local hoepltala. HI Columblr. Slough farm of 20 a,crea Is devlaed to the Good Samaritan hospl tat , and jUji ' even-acre tract at Wood atock I equeath,(J to the St. Vlncent'a hospital.,, A part of the remainder of the estate is devised to lawful heirs, the residua tn'ha AtviAeA m If the testa tor had died Intestate. The will la writ, ten in the deceased's own handwriting, daUd March 27, 1803, and Is scrupulously prepared. Jit follows: "I, Sylvester Pennoyor, of Portland, Or, do hereby make this my last will: 'I ive the' 20 acres, more or less, of by land lylnir north of the Columbia Sluogh road 1h the Cuthbert Stump dona tion land claJm, except the west 68 feet thereof, oyer which a right of way Is given, to the officers of the Good Samar itan Hospital,' f Portland, Or.,, and their successors In trust to be forever used for the benefit of the patients of said hospi tal, said gift to be void whenever the property, is not so .used, or whenever any encumbrance shall, be . permitted Upon the property, '-. , "I give, ..under like conditions, to the officers of the St. Vincent's' Hospital, of Portland, and their successors my leven acre tract, west of and adjoining Wood - stock. , i c.i ". f'l give my 455 acres of . land In Clark County, Washington, to my, daughter, Gertrude Elisabeth, during her life, the remainder to the lawful Issues of her "I. give to each of my nfcices and nephews $100. The rest of my property, real and personal,. , to go to my heirs as If I bad died Intestate. : "I hereby appoint my wife, Mary A. pennoyer, . my executor without bonds. and direct her to employ Wm. M. Greg' cry wheneyer any lawyer shall ever be necessary In the settlement of my es- Btato." The entire estate Is said to be worth about $130,000. It includes a valuable sawmill on the water front and- a fine residence on West Park and Morrison streets. THE VOTE By Which Chamberlain Was Elected. It la now absolutely certain that George B. Chamberlain has a sufficient majority over the' Republican candidate to Insura his election's Governor of Oregon and the politicians are now busy examining the records of the Vote in the different counties in the endeavor to find out how It happened.1 Qrant County, which or dinarily is heavily Republican, has giv en Furnish a 'majority of but one vote and Malheur, generally, strongly Demo cratic, h&4 yielded Chamberlain a ma jority4 of but 'twelve :- In Umatilla. Furnish's home county, he was badly beaten. Chamberlain leading him by 269, while that old Republican stronghold.. Marion, registered its protest against the, poetical assassination of Geer by turning a normal Republican ma jorlty of 700 to. a majority of S22 for the people's candidate for Governor, thus turning over C00 votes. On the other hand, Clackamas, which was expected to be close, gave Furnish a plurality of S47, due, doubtless, to the efforts of that smooth politician, George C. BrowneU,' who despite the moat de termined opposition, won out for State Senator by over 600. For Congressman, both Tongue in the First district, and Williamson in the Sec ond, with malorltles of 6,000 and 8,000 re spectively. are only what was expected The heavy vote polled by Geer over Wood for United States Senator has been a surprise 4o the politicians, he having received the endorsement of a very large majority of the voters of the state for the position, to whJch .be aspires and a subject of animated discussion at pres ent is whether the next Legislature will dare to disregard the expression of the people in this matter. FREE LIBRARY. . - i . At the monthly meeting of the Board c-f Plrectori cf the Free 'Library Asso at ton this week, the progress made re cently Is most encouraging and the at tendance daily Increases. The average daily attendance has been 841 and the dajly' average circulation of book was1 40P;'one. day 6li3 books, rwere distributed. The children's department has a member ship roll of ffl, and the average ctrcula tlon of these books was 83, , j ,t, During 'the- absence of the librarian. Miss Mary Frances laom, the library -will be; in charge of Ml" Harriet B. Gooch, forme 'librarian at North Adams; Mas. Miss laom will attend the library confer ence at Magnolia, Mass., and will be ab sent two months visiting friends.. GREAT i ORGAN SALE THC COST III DHimn LIVES ---a----Me----sM--f-am-ssBH-a---B-(- As Paul Kruger Said Will Stagger Hu- (Journal Special Servlca) LONDON. June e. An offlclal state ment issued by the War Office last even ing shows that the total reduction of the British forces In South Africa up to May SO of the present year was q7,4T7. This Includes killed, wounded. Drisoners.death from disease and men Invalided home. Of these, many have' recovered and are Joining their regiments, leaving- 28, 4M dead or permanently Incapacitated. The total number of troops killed In action or who died of wounds 1 7793, while the total number of deaths from disease Is 13,250. - Information Dismissed. On the motion at Dwoutr Dlatrtot At torney John Manning,-Judge Sears yester day dismissed the ' information against Lottie Gould, colored, eharrlns her with the larceny of $340 from J. R. Preshall, on March 18th. The prosecuting witness has left the city and, cart Vot bo found. AN ALMOST UTTERDISREGARD OF PRICES. Your Opportunity If You Want to Use an Organ Free For Two Years Read This. We are making more, sales of pianos and organs these days than we have ever made before in our history. Carloads or fine new pianos are arriving every day, and orders are still on the Increase. Six teen sales yesterday prevented from reaching the twenty mark only by night. Now, while we are making these sales we are getting a large number of slightly used organs in exchange. We can't givo up valuable space to these goods, ana they must move at your price. If neces' sary, but they must move! W will let you take your choice, pay $8 or 110 down and 3 to SG a month; and then at any time within two years from your pur chase we will accept your organ la ex- hchange; for a new piano for full price you have paid us for the -organ. In this way, you get a chance to have the use ,of a good orgatt fot two year absolutely free. Every organ' that we have received has been put' In the pink of .condition. and wo guarantee every organ sold In every respects Some, are Just as good as new. Tou can't tell the difference. This la simply the chaqoo of a lifetime if ou want an organ.' Come and see them," and you will say so, too. ' ' Here Is a partial list. Look It over and make a choice: ' ' -' . Mason ft Hamlin, chapel style...... 110 Chicago Cottage, a bargain at..... 37 Smith American, a good instrument 18 'Western Cottage, cheap for 20 EStey, nearly new 43 ; Western Cottage, chapel SO These will give you an Idea as to prices, There are 'many ..more, if you ,Mve out Of town, nleasa writ n If mn want a complete list with, further description, , EILERS PIANO HOUSE. SSI Washington street, opposite Cordrays Theater, i BLAZIER'iS FIRST AND MADISON STS. W cash aD kh-ds of check,"goo4" "bad" and indifferent, at aD hours of the day and nigbt, including Sunday Dr.-'Wi '-' Wlsew'4' . f, IW '-riU i-CirTri.'v Wlia. i!v- .VVr t--:.V.f'....-....:f'';''-i-' -X fM-' V. .. .IL .U i i ..; - -. . aoS.s.sik an, sijP-Jllnr BnUdlogJI Beth Phones t Or. South smi; Col. s6a. Dire wsniiig- streets. . , , , Ope, svealngt till 91 Sasdsy. ton, v WHY f WAIT Until the panga of 'tooth-ache come. 3et terjiotput it off. '1 We devitalize nerves, ex tract and, perform all operations under a guarantee of NO PAIN! ' r'- max 1 1 ' 1HM1 THIS BOOKCASE i one of ' the most de sirable pieces we havo in stock. The excel- lence of ' its ' material and workmanship Is fit to race the home of any man. It Is , made , of Cab li d oak hih, 4 inches W(de 5With sweJi; front, bent' "glass ; d r n ; French bevel p la t e mirror j ; iaxi6. You'll see the same grade of casein other stores for $25,604 Our Special . Price is - only...- $18. 11 11" 11 11 tuwMaMMMBssaeaaammmacs: ' 'T The Royal Rival "r-BI . ''-"es-aasssBB-ss-BB-SBSBi H I v.iv I U-f S WVT HI M IP Bjjy i ;: ' 5teei ' Sh-w ' : ;-- ($25 5 Xgiffii.iiiiiii nr In the house means economy jit fuel bill, econ omy In time; better; cooked mealsr meals on time, and a happy t wellffteddk ilr. Ulli l- ur, 1 TUSiKAWmi -IN A few, moments, f vbm r tiHAYEHOi TO FIND ANY DEFECTS : . . . . . They Are PERFECTION PHINA .. CABINETS A China Cabinet adds dis tinction and "tone! to the dining- room. Here yod will always find the largest as ' sortment and at ' prices you can afford. - We have some very enticing pieces, that you'd - scarcely think we could afford to sell at so low a price. You will best ap preciate their goodness and value by seeing themV ., . - NEW CARPETS We have some new taps in our Carpet Department that you will say hold their ; end up remarkably well with , tne very- best tsrusseiis. Many tire exclusive weaves, so you will have the satis-' faction of knowing that,, charming as It is, the pat tern' on your 7 floor ia not to be found in the house of any of your acquaintances. - , t we Are still in the old stand ' To furhisti a new house, of even a snare room? There Is no piece needed to make your home lit complete, tnat you cannot find here. Our. stock is always complete with the very latest,-up-to-date . housefurnishincs: and then, our prices are always made to suit your pocket- i DOOK. v Tlirr-PSTORYTlED-BtOCIf 170-172 TIRST-ST. - PORTLAND, ORtV 3 f I' f 1 4t' 1 r-r"
