2 THE MORNING OKEGOIA FKIDAr, OCTOBER 10, 39ta. ,
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Oldsy Woytmaii & King
Olds, Wogtman & King
Fif tfc and Wasiikigtdfl
GREAT HARVEST
HOM
TOMORROW, SATURDAY
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Another glorious Summer has rolled by, leaving plenty in its wake.i Autumn, with its cool nights, is upon us; school days are here; the season of festivities
is now' open; the time for formal functions is near; Winter, with its cold weather, approaches, and days that demand indoor occupations are coming.
During the long Summer we have been sowing plans for Autumn reapings, cultivating close acquaintanceship with our customers' tastes and preparing ways
to meet them in most satisfactory manner at loVest prices, and as a result we are showing in all our departments a wonderful harvest of .good thing inequalities
and values. From Fashion's fields the finest products have been gleaned;, from mill and factory substantial merit garnered.' Such a sumptuous showing as ours
has never before been made in these parts. It is one of which we are justly proud in point of style, of price and df quality. In celebration of this successful
garnering of ours, tomorrow, Saturday, we will make a big -
ONE-DAY HARVEST-HOME SALE
In order that you may realize how more than usually extensive our showing is, every department in our store contributes to the celebration by offering some
especially desirable commodity at phenomenally low priqes. Come in and satisfy yourself on this point.-
"Autemn With Its Cool Nights Is Upon Us."
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Blankets Beautiful, warm, all-wool mottled Oregon Blankets,
64x80 inches. Regular price, $4; special
Comforts Genuine downaline-filled, with dainty silkaline covers, size 6x7
feet. Only five cases of these will he sold, so early Buyers are c O f)SZ
safest. Regular price, $2.75; special pr.VJ
Tied Comforts "With silkaline covers filled with fine, white cot- OfJc
ton, full size. Regular value, $1.35; special s M
Pillows For the Autumn house re-furnishing. They are full 6 lbs., with
fine tick covering. Regular price per pair, $175; special Satur- jj J J Q
day only P
Men's "Nightshirts Sateen, with military collar, in plain pink, blue or
cream color, with white embroidery edging. These garments sell gQc
regularly at $J.25; Saturday only Wv,
"The Time for Formal Functions Is Near."
Ladies' Gloves Glace finish, very shape
ly and serviceable, in black, white and
beautiful Fall , shades, with two pearl
clasps, overseam sewed with the very
newest Paris point embroidery.
Regular price $1.25, Saturday
only
Embroidered Handkerchiefs-
daintily embroidered lawns, allnew
and fresh. Saturday only, each.
Ladies' Silk Petticoats Of lovely silk,
beautifully made and finished, colors
'black, lavender, garnet-blue, and cardL
nal. Values $6.50 to $J25Q, &A Q Q
i all tomorrow special at t
Taffeta Silks Fancy checks and stripes,
the very latest and best of new, crisp
taffetas in the prettiest of checks and
stripes and in desirable colors that makc
up into very smart evening waists.
Regular orice per yard 90c, spe-y q,
cial..
Domestic Aisle Sheets, a great bargain. 600 full size, heavy linen-finish
sheets, laundered and ready for use. There may be enough for all day, but
you are safe to come early.
Dinner Sets Fancy shapes, filled in colors, yellow and pink, stippled gold
knobs and handles. Prices :
-Very
50-piece sets
60-piece sets
JOO-piece sets
$4.03
$5.20.
$3.07
Last Day Silverware Sale, Best At Quality.
Knives,1 triple-plate, set of 6 $1.38
Forks, set of 6 i $1.75
Teaspoons, set of 6 ...... .$ .88
Dessert Spoons, set of 6 $1.55
Tablespoons, set of 6 , . .". .$J.75
Tomorrow is the last day of .our great reduction sale of dress
goods manufactured by Portland Woolen-Mills width 56 inches.
Every piece in the lot pure wool, colors plain, mixed or striped,
and the best values ever shown in Portland for $1.50 hLj
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"School Days Are Here."
Lead Pencils With rubber tops, i A
per dozen .' "
Misses7 or Ladies' Box Calf Shoes Splendid for "Winter wear, with
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iuu rouno xoe, extra neavy :
Regular price, $20j special
lull round toe, extra neavy sole, cull ia top, military neel. f 70
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"The Season of Festivities Is Now Open"
Ladies' Party Slippers 000 pairs black hid, one strip, silk bow, hand'
turned, flexible sole, opera heel, in newest styles. Sizes 3 to 8, widths g.
A to E. Regular price $1.50, special t
Ladies' Dress Shoes In three styles, one a soft kid, light, flexible soles,
medium common sense- toe, neat opera heel and fancy top. Another, a heavier
kid, with double sole and fancy scroll top. The third, a sturdy box calf, with
dull kid top and heavy rope-stitched extension edge soles. All three the
newest and best styles of the season ancl the bcst$2.50 values in & f H g
our city. The special price sold only on Saturday will be, pr '
Ribbons Lovely fancy weaves in popular -neck widths, all new col-
ors, both solid and' striped. Worth 35c to 40c per yard; Saturday. . .
Ladies' Fancy Neckwear Twice round,, silk automobile ties, lace trim
med, hemstitched or tucked, worth 35c and 40c each; Saturday
only .
Also some very sheer and dainty ties. Regular selling price, 75c; Sat
urday only .
Shell Hair Pins In black, shell and amber, plain, straight and crimp- n
ed. Values, per dozen, to 20c; special Saturday
Belt Buckles In gun metal, gilt and French gray, values to 75c ea., Q
Saturday only '
Writing Paper Assorted tints, plain and ruled, envelopes to match, g
values to 25c per box; special Saturday only
Stationery Something new in hand-pairited water colors, assorted C-.
shades. Price per box, with envelopes to match, Saturday only c
Perfomes The genuine French, in all leading odors. Special per rj
ounce, Saturday .
Toilet Soaps Scented Glycerine, Beauty, Balm Gardenia Bouquet, fr
Regular price per cake, JOc; special Saturday.
Witch Hafcel Best quality. Regular price per long bottle, 25c; C
t, special Saturday.'- .v-c-V ' .
4 yiolet Ammonia Regular price' per long bottle, 2oc; special Sat- J
Hair Brushes Wood back, large and medium sise, all bristles; spe- o
cialSaturday
Waist Sets Beautiful 4-piece coral; special Saturday, per f 9c
5& .
CtfH Links Gold plated. A large assortment to choose from; spe- JQ
cial Saturday, per pair s?
Fancy Jeweled Hat Pins In a great variety of settings that sell r
regularly at 25c each; tonorrow n
Ladies' Waist Patterns Beautiful patterns of finest French flannel, with
white front, white embroidery and black French knots. Colors pink, blue,
tan, lavender and black. Regular price $4.00j Saturday 2 50
Millinery We will offer
a rare opportunity to se
cure a very fine and stylish
hat on Saturday at a price
that is startlingly low. The
shapes are the newest, the
trimmings the finest and
richest and the workman
ship the very best. . These
hats have all the style and
finish of imported ones and
would readily receive your
commendation were the
price twice or three times
what we ask. This price,
however, is one which you
can get but for one day.
Saturday only they will be
sold
for .
Axminster RtfgS Only 60 of them on sale, but they are the. genuine
Axminster, in warm, rich colors, nothing handsomer in this tf f p Q
line to be had. Size 27x60 inches. Reg. price $2.50, special. . 4 ' '
"Days That Demand Indoor Occupations."
Ladies' White Lawn Aprons With 3i-inch embroidery in'ser- qq 1
tion and 6-inch hem. Special, Saturday only
Ladies' White Lawn Aprons 2 i-inch tucks, 4Hnchhem and y)
wide strings. Special Saturday only
Torchon Lace J00 dozen yards in dainty patterns, suitable for trimming
children's underwear, widths I i to 3 inches. Price Saturday, per yard,
only C
Brtfsh Binding In all the leading colors. Usual price per yard 7c, a
special Saturday only r
Needle Books With pretty leatherette cover, containing large assortment
excellent needles of all kinds, including tapestry, straw, crewel, f r"
darners, chenille, etc Regular price 25c each, Saturday only i-3C
Nainsook Covered Dress Shields Saturday, special per j 2
Dragon Spool Cotton 200 yards, Saturday, special per
spool
Shelf Paper With deep lace edge, all shades, special per piece Satur- J
day only t
Oversleeves Black rubberNspe:ial EZ
Saturday .
Jardiniere Sale In fancy shapes, assorted mottles, glazed inside and out, a
very handsome and effective setting for indoor plants. Prices :
6- inch , ,..20c
7- inch . - 28c
, 8-inch 36c
' All others at proportionate reduction.
House Slippers Black kid, with one strap and silk bow finish, flexible
sole, hand turned, medium broad toe, common sense heel. Sizes 3 QO
to 8, widths A to K Regular price $1.50, special ' 0 c
"Winter,' With Its Cold Weather, Approaches."
Ladies' Jackets In black', tan or castor, with storm or lapel collar, pockets
tailor-sthched edge, strapped seamsand fine satin lining, very
. "chic," stylish, this season's cut. Regular price $15.00, special fl f -3
Saturday only '
Ladies' Street Shoes -Kid, with double-extension sole finished with rope
stitching, and military heel. Sizes 3 to 8, widths B to E. Reg- f 70
ular price $2.50, special
Dress Goods This season's best offerings, black, all-wool, tan and plain
cheviots and guntrams, magnificent material, 54 inches wide. g J A
Regular price, per yard $J.75, Saturday J-6
Men's Underwear Heavy ribbed shirts and drawers,, one of our best
60-cent sellers, and a splendid barrier against cold. Saturday only O H c
each vC
Men's Hose Heavy imported cotton, in black and colors, embroid- j"Q
ered in dots and figures. Reg. 25c and 35c values; Saturday only c
Men's Hose Of black Egyptian cotton, with white soles. Regular Q
price, 25c and 35c per pair; Saturday only
Women's Union Sctits Fine ribbed
cashmere finish, open front, silk crochet
finished, silk taped neck, all sizes, colors
gray or white. Reg. price tfj 3
$2 35-, Saturday only M? 0
Misses' Union Stfifcs gray or white,
open across-bust, silk-trimmed neck, drop
seat, sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, excellent qual
ity. Regular price per suit, $J.00; Q.
Saturday only
Ladies' Cashmere Hose Black, full
shaped, double sole, spliced" heels, all sizes.
Regular price per pair 40c, Sat- 2QC
urday only "-
Ladies' Petticoats Black alpaca, or
mercerized sateen, with deep double
flounce, three rows ruffles or hemstitching.
Regular price $2.50, special f 1 A.
Saturday only H
Royal Worcester Corset This beau-
titully modeled and made corset, in the
straight front, bias gore, hand-made
styles, colors white, gray or black, sizes
J8 to 30:
Reg. prices $f.50 to $2.00, Saturday, $U7
Reg. prices $2.25 to $2.75, Saturday, $1.89
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BOER LEADERS FLARE IP
DECLINE TUB PRESENTATION TO
KAISER SY BRITISH.
Germany Is All Wrought Up Press
Scores Burghers and Some Want
Tltcm Kept A-rray Entirely.
BERLIN, Oct. 9. It developed today
that the Boer Generals declined, lp a tele
graphic" message, to seek presentation to
Emperor William through the British
Ambassador, and the fact has produced
an extraordinary commotion among poli
ticians and courtiers. No later than lust
Monday, the Foreign Office received a
message from the Generals announcing
that they had not the slightest objection
to applying for an interview through Brlt
Ish government chaTtnete, and it was even
understood hero that the government of
Great Britain was willfng to countenance
; the Interview." Whether this Is true r
-not, the'pan-German committee In charge
of the Boer Tcceptlon was confident the
Generals would come with proper creden
tials, and hence have an opportunity for
an audience. Then, on Wednesday came
a dispatch saying the Generals were de
termined not to apply to the British gov
ernment but would leave the Emperor to
sjjmmon them himself. ThLv, of "course,
would have put His Majesty In direct op
position to Great Britain, and the an
nouncement immediately followed that
the proposed Interview would not tike
place. .
The press today attacks the Eoer Gen
erals in the style which It has hitherto
reserved for Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain. Some of the newspapers oppose the
Generals being allowed to como here at
all, and advocate the suppression of the
proposed reception, including girls crown
ing the Genenls with laurel wreaths.
Various explanations are given for the
Boers' motives. A favorite Idea Is that
Dr. Leyds, who Is called the Boers' evil
genius, devised the whole thing so as to
strike back at the Emperor for refusing to
receive Mr. Kruger. Tfie reception com
mittee Is advised that the Generals Intend
to come here ns though nothlug had hap
pened, and any anti-British demonstra
tion now will certainly be stopped by the
police, as official clrclea are very much
annoyed at the Boers behavior.
Peasant Uprising ia Russia.
BERLIN, Oct. 9. Another peasant up
rising has broken out in -the division of
Poltava, Russia. According to news sent
across the border to thft Socialist organ,
the Vorwacrts, fierce conflicts are taking
place between the peasants and the local
forces, which are now being reinforced.
Many persons arc reported to have been
killed or wounded.
SYaiPATHETIC STRIKE DECLARED.
"Workmen Throughout Switzerland
Called Ont to Aid Street-Car Men.
GENEVA, Oct. 9. The Workmen' Na
tional Committee has decreed a general
strike throughout Switzerland In sym
pathy with the street-car employes here.
Troops are held in readiness- to deal with
and disorder,
The strike was proclaimed by the Work
men's National Committee by a vote of
200 to 4. All .the men connected with the
building trades struck and the news
papers will have to stop publication; but
work continues at the gas works a.nd in
the bakerlfs and jiafes, and chops are
open. The "Wbrkroen's .National Commit
tee placarded the streets with an appeal
to all workmen to leave their work, and
announced that before declaring the strike
the committee made a last appeal to the
street-car company, which refused to re
ceive its delegates.
Two. additional battalions of Infantry
and a detachment of artillery have been
ordered to be held in readiness for event
ualities. Towards noon, because of the
threatening attitude of the strikers, the
authorities ordered a suspension of the
street-car service.
There are now 2030 troops under arms
here. Their presence prevents the strikers
from interfering with the larger estab
lishments, though small factories havo
been compelled to clo?e. The authorities
have Issued orders for the resumption
of the whole street-car -service tomorrow,
nd have promised tTOops to protect traf
fic froin interference.
It Is estimated that 10.00!) men arc on
strike, and It is believed they -"havo flo
intention of returning to work until the
demands, of the street-car line employes
are satisfied. The ordinary life of the
City of Geneva Is practically suspended.
The troops are quartered In schoolhouses.
ward attacked the house of the Mayor physician through many Illnesses, and
and other dwellings before it was finally
dispersed. A battalion of Infantry anq
RIOT IS PRECIPITATED.
Closing of Socialist Clnb Causes Molt
to Attaclc Soldiers.
GIBRALTAR, Oct. 9. The compulsory
closing this afternoon of a Socialist
Club within the Spanish lines resulted
In a riot In which five of the rioters
wjere killed and several wounded. The
mob fired upon the Civil Guard, which
was temporarily driven back, but who
returned the fire of the rioters and scat
tered their assailants. The mob after-
a squadron of cavalry have arrived here
from San Roque.
MINERS OUT NUMBER CO,O00.
French. Strike Is Accompanied by
No Disorders.
PARIS, Oct. 9. Dispatches from the
coal-mining regions Indicate the strikers
numbered about 60.000 men this morning.
The Government has Issued rigorous In
struction to prevent disorders, proces
sions and the carrying of flags, and other
emblems and prohibiting alsoi the -sale
or possession of flrearme. No oerlous,
trouble has occurred.
Oxford Honors Ambassador "White.
OXFORD. Oct. 9. The honorary degree
of doctor of civil law was conferred today
on Ambassador White.
Dr. Emm xi Niclccrson Warnc,
CHICAGO. Oct- 9. Dr. Emma Nlcker
son Warne Is dead of pneumonia at her
farm In Flushing Township, Genesee
County, Michigan. Dr. Warne achieved
somo publicity through a contest in the
Cook County Probate Court between her
and tho heirs of F. W. Wheeler, a wealthy
paper manufacturer of Chicago, for $50.
000. She had attended Mr. Wheeler as
her S50.0CO in bsnk stock. An assignment
was prepared, but he died before signing
it. The claim was disallowed by the Pro
bate Court, and an appeal is pending.
Woman Shot by Jcalons Lover.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9. Mire Alice
Fisher, a young woman employed in the
Government printing office, was shot and
killed at noon today by William Dough
erty, an employe of the same office.
.Dougherty, then shot and killed himself.
Jealousy was the cause. The affair oc
curred at the home of a friend of the
young woman.
Strntton Will Case Postponed.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct. 9. At 3
o'clock the hearing under the writ of cer-
tlorari in tho Stratton will case was
again deferred until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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