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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1905)
THE MORNING .OBEG'ONLA MONDAY, JANUARY -2r 1905. ALL DAY TODAY THESE SPECIAL VALUES FOR TUESDAY I J 3S . I f T s " i : ' - ? " " ' , 27fh-AnnuaI Clearance Sales-27th Absolutely Every Article IQ the HOUSe Drastically Reduced I 27tli-Annual Clearance Sales 27th Are Now On CONTRACT GOODS ALONE EXCEPTED Are Now On m tt V -. i;. 71 J I 7 : ft 4 , u ii With Til dous Stock force Start Week of the Great Twenty-Seventh Annual Clearance Sales eir Matchless Values Open Tomorrow (Suctions Foreshadow These Remarkable Events. Slaughter Prices Potent With Mighty Selling Week. See Tuesday's Papers for Continued List of Week's Special Clearance Sale Values We Start the New Year Right by Help log Our Men Out of o Ho!e Ulc upo a time a man wrote to his friend: 'I'm in x hole and you've got to help r it out. or I'm stuck' The friend replied: "Sorry I can't help, but if you xre in a hole that you can't ;:...' of. I'm coming to see the hole it must he a wonder." " i "utters went into market last season and bought for our present sized huild i . present facilities for selling. 'For months we were -delayed and stocks piled i . ; ;i ,ter than they shoaid for inexae should be gaoged but outlet that is this ...... .rs rule. Fur this once, however, circumstances unavoidable and uncontrollable i veraed matters. Tremendous sales of the past month have brought things nearly to . ueir normal ajrain and yet tbcre's need of further listening of tlie ship, so out oes more bllkuA. thro' the medium of the Clearance Sales. Our buyers figure them selves yet "in a hole," because wore goods confront them than is allowed at inven tory -time. Can they get oat? Well, come ami see the "hole," and if these sacri t. won 't help some help you and help us. Public Te Rooms Stroma FfMtr. Auspices Y. W. C. A. "GRANDMA." ITDJTEA, HOSTESS. 1E3KTJ, TUESDAY, JAN. X 3, '86. Tea, Coffee. Chocolate: Bouillon. Milk in Bottles. Salad. Benton Brown-bread Sand wkiws. Hot Soil. lire; 1 and Butter. Dessert Cakes. Greatest Pootboll Game of the Season Today At Multnomah Pield. ' SEATTLE ATHLETIC CLUB VS. MULTNOMAH S 2:30 Sain or Shine. All Aboard, Rooters! For the Championship of the Northwest. Note today, please, when you're out to the game, how fascinatingly pretty our Portland girls look in their rich warm furs. There's a special Clearance Sale of the handsomest Furs Coats aud Neck pieces ever shown iu Portland, in a great reduc tion sale this week at the store. If you haven't yw provided the "Winter Fury, let this remind you that providing is easy now. Come in tomorrow. Second Floor. Big 'C'learsnce-Sale Bargains for Tuesday's Boyers In the Men's Shop, 1st Floor, 6th St. Annex. Boys' Sweaters, worth $1.25, for 69c Bovs' Brownie Sweaters, in fancy and plain ef fects, some regular sweater style, others buttoned on shoulder, sizes IS to 24; our $1.25 value; Clearance Price, cach....69p "Midget" Ties, worth 25c, for 10c The re- inainder of our line of silk Midget Ties, in ianoy stripes and figures; our 25c values; Special Clearance Price, each 10 Leather Suit Cases, worth 8.00, for 4.95 Handsome Leather Suit Cases, leather tilted, with shirt fold and iuside straps, siaos'22, 24 and 26; our $S.00 value: Clear ance Sale Price, each.v. $4.95 Tie Worth 50c for 26c A small line of Imperial 4-in-hands, our 50c value: Special Clearance Price, each 25 Special Clearance Prices on mWS UNDERWEAR Mauls I&taral Wool Underwear Cufr 7oc value, special at, the garment....... 55 $ Man's- Camel&hair Underwear An extra good quality; our $1.00 value; special at, each 69 Men's Derby Sihtood Flsoee and Flat Fleece-LinecL Underwear In pink, blue and natural; our 50c value; special at, each - 3o UnUuadered Shirts Our celebrated 0. K. brand Unlaundered White Shirts; special r.t; each 42d, 63d and S5 Man's -Box the 3 Fairs for 50c kind, for 10c Men's natural gray and black merino . Si; our 3 pairs for 50c value: special at, the pair 10 p Men's Wcfel Sweaters, -worth S2.50, for 1.19 Men's wool sweaters, in honeycomb . .or. diamond weavp, in emerald and pink, black and scarlet, black and green and era- craid.and scarlet: a splendid 2.U value; special at. each $1.19 HONE NEEDS in Clearance Sweep 4t!i Floor Stores Clesnsee Sale of Fine Billows 4th Floor, 6th St. Annex. Pillow g feather-filled, extra large "size, seven pounds to : pair: our $ .00 value special Clearance Price, at, the i ; ir $4.75 Pillows, very fine, half down and half feather-filled, cover ' MH-!! tick. Splendid $7.00 valne; Special Clearance Price, at. ibe pair -.. S4.75 Clearance Price on Blankats Foorth Floor. Ll&ikete Worth SI. 60 for $S.16 All-wool ' vienna Brown, riankets, yur $4.50 value; Special Gearauee Price, the iai S3.X5 Blacker nu- as above, only finer, or .00 value: spe- . i at. the pair $4.25 BlaJikets Worth 4.90 for ?2.7 All-wool mottled gray Blankets, our $4.00 value; Special Clearance Price, the pair - S2.75 Siaskets Worth $4.00 for 2.75 Plain silver gray "all-wosi Blankets; our $4.00 val co: sie-ial at, the pair $3.75 Sensational Sale of Entire Book Stock Opens Tomorrow THE XEW SI-0 COPYRIGHTS FOR OOc . . OTHER BOOK BARGAINS EaUALLY GREAT V.'bJWrrS. I O lTfSc compels us to elve up the sale of boolcs until our 1 1 5cSj!tT? WRTtitn1! 1 1 I H " present buildlncs can acaln be added to Prob- t?575!fltC V JM i 1 M L ably a matter of some two years. Much against our wish we must Rive up even a holiday book de partment. Our present stocks will be sold -without regard to cost In order to close them out completely this month. Here then now is the booklovers opportunity. EXCITESIEXT IS BOOKLOVERS' LANE SEC OND FLOOR. Copyright Book Worth SI.30 at OCc All of our remaining copyright books are included in this offer. Many of them are the successful and popular books of this year such as Double Harnraa by Anthony Hope Whosoever Shall Offend by Marion Crawford A Ladder of SvrordK . by Gilbert Purker The IIouHf of Fuinilment , by George Madden Martin The l.nwt Hope by George Seton Mcrrinmn Old Gordon Graham '...by George Horace Lorimer The Deliverance .....i by Ellen Glasgow The Singular 311 ox Smith by F. M. KIngsley The Mndlgann by Marlam Michelson In the Closed Room .' ........." by Frances Hodgson Burnett Daughters of NIJo s by Onoto Wntanna The TraantM ,.... by A. E. "W. Mason The Seekem .' by Harry Leon Wilson Four Roadn to Paradise '. by Maud Wilder ChrlMmnK Eve on Lonenome by John Fox. Jr. The Georgian ". by Will N-Harben VerglitnM .- by Irving Bacheller The Adventures of Elizabeth In Rngen Rnlezx of Kings by Gertrude Atherton Order No. II by Caroline Abbott Stanley The Queen Qunir by Maurice Hewlett Sir Mortimer by "Mary Johnson And many others of the latest books at the same reduction in price. Our $1.50 value; Special at, each 80c IiookN of Fiction Worth 35c for 2Sc Medallion edition of popular fiction The volumes handsomely bound in ribbed cloth and ornamented with colored designs and medallion portrait on cover. This edition contains some of the best works of such authors as Mary J. Holmes. Marie Corelli. Mrs. Southworth, Hall Caine, Henry K. Sienklewicz and numerous others. Our 35c value; special at. each . .- ...23c Books Worth 30c for 23c Gilt top library of standard authors Volumes bound in ribbed silk cloth with gilt top: this library comprises some of the best works of the masters of English literature. Our 30c value; special at. each, 23c Edition of Webster's Dictionary Worth SS.75 for S1.47 The new census edition of Web ster's Dictionary, printed In 1004. leather bound. Indexed. 1500 Illustrations, supple mented with new dictionaries of biography, synoyros, noms de" plume, foreign phrases, etc. Our value: special at. each SI. 4 7 Webster's Dictionary Worth SX25 for St.79 Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, half bound in leather, with 3000 ulusratlons. appendix and supplement or io.oou new woras. com bined with Lassing's History of the United States. Our $3.23 value; special at. each. $1.70 Webster's Unabridged Dictionary 1505 edition, with 5000 added words and useful ap pendix tables, population statistics. 3000 Illustrations and indexed; bound in leather. Our $1.00 value; special at, each $23 Clearance in the Apparel Stores Theater Gowns and Opera Coats for Two . Days at Half Price 2d Floor Announcement Extraordinary in Connection "With the Paderewski Appearance 1 The Society Event of the Season Provided for "by the "Style Store.' ' By special arrange ment for this groarmusical and society event, vre shall place on extra special sale Tuesday and Wednesday Every Evening Gown and Costume in the House Up From $85 and Every Opera Coat in the House Up From ?40, at Exactly HALF-PfilCE! Evening Gowns include every new and late production of leading Parisian and New York designers the smartest and most magnificent collection ever brought to the Coast. Every color and shading that Fashion favors are here. Among the grand exposition of art, heauty and style in dress are many o the famous Mile. Schroeder creations. For this great event Tuesdav and Wednesday only choose irom these magnificent Gowns at EXACTLY ONE-HALF OF THEIR REGULAR FAIR PRICE. OPERA COATS FOR THE PADEREWSKI PRESENTATION Choice of every Opera or Theater Ooat in the house, up from $40.00. at HALF PRICE. Description is futile, for with a line larger than any other west of Marshall Field's in Chicago, a page would not suffice for detail. Great Coat and Suit Sales Will Add to the Buying Furore 1 A Great Sweeping Clean-Up of the Winter Coats! The stopover of a past season, most of them, hut all good staple styles for Winter wear. Splendid cloths, tailored and made in best workmanship; long or short lengths, from the 27-inch jacket to the full-length Newmarket; values to $35 NOW LOOTT AT THE PRICE ! Tuesdav only at S4.9S WOOL WAISTS Nicely tailored, special for Tuesday and Wednesday,, regular $3.u0 values m the- Clearance for jS.4o EVENING WAISTS Magnificent hand-made creations in crepes, chiffons, chiffon taffetas, pead de cygnes and hand-made laces, $15 to $45 values; special Tuesday aud Wednesday ior Clearance at n-aixt -jritiuju FANCY VELVET COATS, in hox, Mouse and close-fitting styles, all the newest and smartest makes $12.50 to $75 values, special for Tuesday and week at HALF PRICE. Be early for hest selections. VELVET SUITS AT HALF PRICE Tuesday and all week. Both plain and crushed velvets in all wanted shades and colorings. All Walking Skirts Reduced. All Long Skirts Reduced. Every Suit Reduced. Every . . - . . t tt -r j: 11 tj i Raincoat KCuucea. ivery uoac in une .aouse .&iiuimy xveauceu. Extra Special! TWO SENSATIONAL SALES OF HIGH GRADE SUITS FOR WOMEN TWO START LIN&, STIRRING VALUES FOR A TWO DAYS' OFFERING 1 TUESDAY AND WED NESDAY ONLY! Women's $35.50 to $62.50 Suits for $24.95 Women's $65 to $55 Suits for $36.65 A last grand final and drastic clean-up of the high-grade Street Suits and fancy calling gowns. All wanted materials, emhracing broadcloths, cheviots, Venetians, and smart, fancy, mannish mixtures, in Mouse, Eton and tight-fitting jacket effects. Every wanted and vogueish color and populap mixture is included. Also every stylish trimming effect. For Tuesday and Wednesday only VALUES TO $62.50 FOR..., S24.95 VALUES TO 85.00 FOR 36.65 The greatest Suit values in America ! New Year's Millinery at Half Usual Price DAYLIGHT SALONS SECOND FLOOR ANNEX. This is a "Different" Millinery Store. The average mil liner is content at this season to sit down and growl or gloat over the past season and dream of a future one. This milli nery store has no " seasons" it's an all-year-'round shop, where dressy women folk may come any time of the year and select from full stocks, but generally at very special reduced prices. The very fact of keeping up millinery stocks brings buyers to the store that might otherwise drift elsewhere, was there anything to attract; and a steady stream of buy ers allows us to huy liberally in market when the market is glad to sell without profit, sometimes at a loss, rather th?m close their workrooms. We have our full regular force of salespeople employed and our workrooms running under full completcment, hringing forth new creations daily. These we produce under con ditions allowing us to sell them Avithout loss at one-.half regular prices. This week we offer an entire new showing of advance 1905 models in velvet turbans, with fancy chenille bands, some with feather bands. Also several models of the popular "Char lott Corday" hats introduced by us "some three weeks ago to Portland folk. In every instance the price is just ONE-HALF the regular price. In order to effect complete and drastic clearance on all other trimmed hats we offer, special for Tuetlsay, a large lot of splendid ?4.00, S5.00 AND ?6.00 VALUES AT A CHOICE FOR $1.00. Red-Letter Day in "Fair-Way" Shoe Store THE GREATEST FOOTWEAR BARGAINS OF ALL THE YEAR! Tomorrow we inaugurate the most decisive ami radical of January Clearances among the a jo I Jsnoe siocks ever neid D3 a 1'ortiana store, uner- fc. i Jf I ings will be placed before our public that will Th ' m exceet i'1 scope -my similar ones in America. A) f HP wc aro thoroughly in earnest and willing to make considerable financial sacrifice to lower the stocks to a normal stage before inventory time next month. Here are prices placed upon new and fashionable footwear Shoes, Slippers and Rubbers for all the family, totally at variance with their actual worths in many instances below their first actual costs at the factories. As a New Year remembrance we shall give tomorrow rs 9j j 17 i ABSOLUTELY FREE TO MEN A handsome souvenir match safe of bright nickel and white celluloid, with em Dossed picture on each. No purchase need he made, just call at the Shoe Store and ask for one they are FREE to men only. (No hoys.) m Kor;? f - -una Extra Special Bargains for All Among Them Women'3 Shoes, worth 5.00, for ?2.50 Women's Shoes, of patent kid or vici kid, with turn soles, matt or bright kid tops and Louis heels, good dress shoes, ouf $5.00 value; Special Clearance Price, the pair $2.50 Only 1.08 for Shoes worth 1.75 Women's common sense comfort Shoes, in either lace or congress styles, with turn soles, flat heels and broad toes, finest of vici kid uppers these shoes mean footease for people who have tender feet; our $1.75 values; Special Clearance Price, the pair $1.08 Women's 1.00 Slippers for 50c Turkish Slippersytor Women, in red, black or brown; our $1.00 value; Special at Half Price, or, the' pair ; i.50 Women's Good. Rubbers "S" width, will fit thin-sole shoes; Special Clearance price, the pair . 25 Winter Shoes for Boys and Youths here in box calf, with double soles and good, easy last Sizes 11 to 13, Clearance Price, the pair. . . . '. 98d Sizes 13i to 2, Clearance Price, the pair $1.08 Sizes 2iAto 5, Clearance Priee, the pair $1.28 Misses' and Children's Shoes Here in box calf of vici kid, good stout soles and round toes Sizes 6 to S, Clearance Priee, the pair : 98? Sizes 8y to 11, Clearance Price, the pair $1.08 Sizes llf. to 2, Clearance Price $1.28 Men's Shoes, worth $50 and 4.00, for 2.68 Men's Winter Shoes in 35 choice styles, here in box calf, storm calf, patent colt, patent leather and velour calf, with double or single soles, foot form comfort lasts and medium heels; our $3.50 aud $4.00 values; Clearance Sale Price at, the pair $2.68 Men's House Slippers Our $1.50 value; Clearance Sale Price, to close out the lot, at the pair - 87 Women's 3.50 and 4.00 Shoes for 2.00 Women's fine Shoes of patent colt or vici kid, with Telt or turn soles, military, Cuban or opera heels, 10 new numbers; our $3.50 and $4.00 values; special at, the pair c $2.00 Women's 3.00 Shoes for 1.68 Women's vici kid Shoes, with double or sipgle soles, patent tips and military heels; five good numbers to select from; our $3.00 value; Special Clearance Price, the pair $1.68 CLEARANCE BARGAINS IN WOMEN'S "TOGGERY" "Women's FuralnblBK A.IIc First Floor. RIUBONS 25C YARD. j. UL ivu-oiliv iuiicuvau iiiuuuus an di. biic iiun wtuis, ri J - -r- 1 . v.l..n .l.f. . 1!J - LUh U uc xwujc. uuiui UltiiuiVr uiunu, icuiui, uuv. jjjuri, cardinal, black and white: 5 Inches wide: a beautiful lot; fresh nnd new: lust the thine for smart ties, neck ribbons. belts, hair ribbons, etc Special at, yard 25o jgeJ "2 A fine line of laces, bands, ealoons, trimmings, elegant cm- ffrpbi lfii?Mi broldcred chiffon trimmings In black, white and colored, t&ttxkxs wr'&'Jl pearl trimmings, spangled trimmings, bands, galoons. cir- mtXri ecru Rescular 51.00 and SS1.25 values, snecfal. yard 4?c Regular $1.50 values, special, yard GOc Regular $2.50 values, special, yard DSc tk Regular 33.00 and jj.uu values, special, yam si. 4 M&S t&Vr Regular $.50 values, special, yard $1J)S jHSl 53a. I.ADIKS HANDKERCHIEFS 6 FOR 72C. Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, initialed and embroidered special, while they last 6 for 72c jRaCs EMBROIDERIES AXD INSERTIONS. imVf7 Thousands of yards ot elegant iimDroideriea in Swiss. Nam- vSil!ci!.'-J' unnir nnd f -a m nno nn.i lnsnn ic insertions, hwiss ann t'nm- iafS."v.V!ii ttri: brie: your choice Regular 23c values, special, yard.. 13e Regultir 30c and 35c values, special, yard 15c Regular -10c values, special, yard 20c Regular 15c and 50c values, special, yard....'. ....... 2Sc Regular GOc and 65c values, special, yard 30c Tlrjilnr 7Sr values. Rneeial. vard .374c Regular sac ana sue vmucs, special, yard - ': Regular $1.00 values, special, yard ..4Sc Regular $1.25 values, special, yard ,....3c Regular $1.50 values, special, yard - ...75c LADIES' XEHJCWEAR. Hc. A fine lot of Silk Sticks and some with stole fronts, some with fancy bows, some silk-l with faggoting, some lace trimmed, some Persian eirects, ana otners piain tailored. Regular 65e. 69c and 75c values. Special, each , 39c I