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THE M0R2O3TG OREGONUlN, WEDNESDAY, JTJXE 21, 1905.
KBITS PUNS
FOB SUPREMACY
Seeks to Isolate Britain and
Wrest Supremacy of Sea
From Her.
BREAK FRENCH ALLIANCE
Diplomats Say That Is Present Aim
That He Slay Build "Navy He
Seeks Industrial Coalition
Against America.
CHICAGO. June 20. (Special.) The cor
respondent of the Daily News at St. Pe
tersburg cables the following Interview
with a former Russian Ambassador to
Paris, commenting on the situation tw
regards Germany and France:
'France must yield to Germany. Rus
sia Is unable to help her. The army I?
in Manchuria and It Is impossible to raife
new forces. There is an absolute Jack of
funds, officers and ammunition. Germany
controls our Industrie, commerce and
finances and the supplies for our army
End navy. A recent secret treaty gave her
rights of Interior-navigation "and she can
at a moment's notice stop all supplies.
"Turkey Is Germany's ally and In case
of war would Invade the Crimea. The
western garrisons liave gone to Siberia,
and it is as much as the remaining
troops can do to occupy Poland.
'The Kalaer is aiming at England and
has chosen a propitious moment for set
tling his accounts. He will force France
to dissolve her alliance and to disarm.
This will enaWe William to reduce his
army and 1o devote his means to en
larging his navy, so as to be ready for
the supreme struggle to wrest the su-premacy-of
the ea from England.
'This has been the object of German
diplomacy during the last decade. The
Kaiser instigated the Boer. China-Japan
and Russo-Japanese wars. He has isolat
ed and weakened Britain. Now he bul
lies France, thinking that internal dis
sensions and the army scandals have dis
abled her. Russia's disasters leave the
Kaiser unopposed in Europe.
"William has been diligently endeavor
ing to create an industrial coalition
against America. The Germans are also
Inciting the Chinese to boycott American
manufactures. Despite all this. President
Roosevelt supports William, and, unless
Britain can enlist America and Japan on
her side, the victory of Germany Is as
sured.
CAUSE OF GERMAN ACTIVITY
Weakness of ltusIn Induced Change
of Military Programme.
CHICAGO. June 30. (Special.) Tht Ber
lin correspondent of thu Dally News says
"French nervousness over a German in
vasion, which the Kaiser's diplomacy is
exploiting to the limit In the -conduct of
Moroccan negotiations. Is due to the mis
taken notion that the unusual activity In
German military quarters during the past
month is concerned, with preparations for
Immediate war with France. Your corrtJ-
spondent is authoitatively .assured that
the following Is the explanation Of 'the
statement In the London Times last
Thursday that the German military party
Is working with a recklessness of energy
unparalleled since 1S75:
"From the date of the Franco-Russian
alliance the German plan of campaign
against the republic contemplated fighting
both France and Russia. As soon as tho
Kaiser's military -experts became con
vinced of the weakness of Russia s army
and of the gravity of Russian domestic
conditions, the general staff decided on
immediate revision of Its plans, and began
mapping out a new campaign, based on
lighting the French alone. Natural'.
when the Moroccan affair became aggra
vatcd the staff worked harder. During
the last fortnight of May and the first
half of June the subordinates of Count
Schlleffen, Von Moltke's successor as chief
of tho general staff, have been busier
than at any time for years."
CHAMBER- SUPPORTS HOUVIER
Attempt to Question Him on Morocco
Affair Is Suppressed.
PARIS. June 20. An offort was made
to bring up the Franco-Gorman negotia
tions for discussion In the Chamber of
Doputles today, but at Premier Rouvler's
earnest request. It resulted In an adjourn
ment. M. Archducon asked for permission to
Interpellate the government upon France's
foreign relations. M. Rouvler objected,
saying that it was not the custom for gov
ernments to furnish explanations upon
negotiations actually going on. The Pre
mier added that he would bo glad to fur-J
nlsh details as soon as possible, but he
did not wish to embarrass the progress
of the negotiations by publlo explanations
at their present stage
M. Rouvler's statement was heartily ap
plauded by both sides of the chamber.
M. Archducon asked the Premier to
name a date before the July recess, but
the Chamber Indefinitely postponed the
discussion.
The result disclosed that M. Rouvler has
the support of the Chamber In avoiding
a parliamentary discussion of the -Moroccan
situation.
United States Will Accept.
WASHINGTON, Junt.20. The State De
partment today received a dispatch from
Mr. Gummere, Minister to Morocco, trans
mitting a request from the government of
Moeooco that the United States partici
pate In a conference upon tho affairs ot
that country. The request is simitar to
that which has been scut to other -governments.
The United States will accept the in
vitation, provided the other powers gen
erally accept.
HONEVMOONERS AT POTSDAM
Crown Prince and Princess Are
GIcn Public Welcome.
POTSDAM. Germany, June 0. The
Crown Prince Frederick William and the
Crown Prince?-! Cecilia made their public
ntry Into Potsdam today. Prince Eltel
Fredorick, at the head of his company of
guards, met his brother and sister-in-law
at the railroad station and escorted them
to the city, which was gaily decorated
with banting, flags and flowers. The re
caption of the royal couple took the form
of a public demonstration. Extra trains
brought many visitors from Berlin, and
Croat crowds lined " the street from the
railway station to tho old market, where
the burgomaster delivered an address of
welcome. The Crown Prince responded,
briefly thanking the people of Potsdam
for their cordial welcome. The couple
then proceeded te the Marble Palace,
where they will spend the first year of
their married life.
British Army Grafters Removed.
LONDON. June 20. The House of
Commons reassembled today after the
Whitsuntide holidays, and the - new
Speaker. Mr. Lowther. was installed.
The opposition Immediately bombard
ed the government with questions
about the army stores scandal, and
Premier Balfour announced that the
government had placed the papers con
The
nected -with the case in the nan as 01
the Director of Public Prosecutions.
The latter, however, considered that
the papers did. not reveal any ground"
for criminal prosecution. The censured
officers had been relieved from their
duties. Mr. Balfour added that he pro
posed to appoint a select committee of
the House 01 commons 10 aeai wjin ids
matter.
Good Time Ahead for Reld.
LONDON. June 25. Preparations are
under way to make the Pilgrims dinner to
Ambassador Whitelaw Reld on Friday
evening at Clanagea tne most noiaoie
fvent In the hUrtory of that society. In
honor of the occasion, Alfred Austin, the
poet laureate, has written a poem wnicn
will be read at the dinner. Earl Roberts
will preslae. Nearly 400 guests will at
tend. - -
HAY AT CABINET MEETING
Secretary ot State Attends to Busi
ness for First Time.
WASHINGTON, June 20. Secretary
Hay. who returned to Washington yester
day, after a prolonged aosence aoroad.
and who last night had a conference with
the President, was at his desk In the
State Department today. The Secretary
expects to leave In a short time far his
New Hampshire home.
He attended a meeting of the Cabinet,
the first time in several months, and dis
cussed with the President the Loomls
Bowen case at length.
INDORSE KOOSEVELT POLICY
Philippine Federalists Favor Grad
unl Progress to Autonomy.
MANILA., June 20. The Federal Con
vention has reassembled. After a heated
discussion. It was resolved to place among
the resolutions a section advocating the
policy of President Roosevelt to trans
form the government of the Islands by
permitting government by Filipinos, with
the assistance of Americans. The Fed
erals believe that If this policy be fol
lowed constantly and progressively, it
will result In complete self-government,
The definite aim desired Is an ultimate
Independent republican government, but
maintaining necessary political union with
the United States.
The radical wing of the party opposed
a clause in the resolutions supporting Sec
retary Taffs policy, and left the meet
ing, to reassemble again.
PRESIDENT STARTS NORTH
Goes to Speak at Commencement
Exercises In Massachusetts.
WASHINGTON. June 20. President
Roosevelt left here at 9 o'clock for Mas
sachusetts to attend the commencement
exercises of Clark University at Worces
ter and Williams College at Willlams
town. He traveled in a -special train over
the Pennsylvania Ralalroad, and from
Harlom River on the route will be over
the New York, New Hampshire & Hart
ford Railroad.
The Presidential party will arrive at
Worcester at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Soon afterward the President will
be escorted to Clark University, where
the commencement exercises will be held.
Ho will deliver the principal address of
jthe occasion. He also expects to visit
Holy Cross College -at Worcester, and
probably will deliver a brief address there.
Early in the afternoon, the party -wilt "pro
ceed to Wllllamstown, where the Presi
dent will be the guest of President Hop
kins, of Williams College. At lhe com
mencement exercises on Thursday, Presi
dent Roosevelt will receive the degree of
doctor of laws, and will deller an ad
dress. Afterward he will make an address
to the general public
Early In the afternoon of Thursday the
President and his party will leave Wll
llamstown for Washington, being sched
uled to arrive here before breakfast time
Friday morning.
America Will Build Russian Sldps.
NEW YORK, June 20. Charles M.
Schwab, of the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
tion, said today:
"You may trust the statement that the
United States will be well represented In
the building of Russian ship."
THE TIME TO VISIT MEXICO
Is during the "rainy season," -from June
to' October' when dally showers cool the
atmosphere and the temperature Is never
too warm for comfort.
The City of Mexico Is an Ideal summer
resort, combining a perfect climate and
unsurpassed accommodations with the
most plcturcsquo surroundings and beau
tiful scenery' la the world.
THE MEXICAN CENTRAL, RAILROAD
short line from the Western States, oper
ates Pullman equipment In vestibuled
trains, with all the comforts ot modern
travel.
For Information and literature, address.
J. C. McDonald. General Agont, SS Crock
er Building. San Francisco, CaL
W. K. MACDOUGALD.
W. D MURDOCH, Asst. Gen. Pas. Agt.
Pass. Traffic Mgr..
Mexico City.
Peptiron Fills
Ironlie Uie blood, feed the oervet mad brain, ton
the atosuieh. aid digestion, and cfre street, restful,
natural sleep. Me. or It. Iracrltiorbymllof ns.
Hood's Pills S
After-dinner pill, purely vegetable easy to XaVe,
easy to operate. VSc. Drocrftu or taalL C. I.
Hood Co. Lowell. If Mad eb Hood It's Good.
Schilling's Best are not ex
travagant; quite the contrary.
Teas and coffees good-enough;
baking-powd- flavoring ex
tracts and spices pure and best
and yet economical; soda com
mon.
Tutt's Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Save Your Aloney
One box of Tutt's Pills willsare
many dollars in doctors' bills
Theywillsurelycureall diseases
of the stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation andbilic
usness, a million people endorse
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
Westers Quality Shmp
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THE DIFFERENT STOB
CsrBer af Fifth sad
Washington St.
Free Store Accommodations to Patrons and Visitors
Phones; Bull Btui drinking fountains; accommodation and information desk First Floor.
Parcel checking; use of the big, airy Fifth-Floor lunch room; three monster electric ele
vators; rest and -writing-room Second Floor Postal boxes, collections at every mail;
stamps at the Stationery Counter. More and better facilities than any other store on the
Western Coast.
THE MOST IMPORTANT LOW
PRICE MERCHANDISE MOVEMENT
EVER ATTEMPTED IN THE WEST
Is in progress this week at the store. Read a few details of plans consummated:
After Today the Price-Cutter
Raises His Blade and Prices Resume Their
Normal on the Suit Stocks
The last day should be the busiest, for values will be the greatest. Hundreds of new raits
late arrivals will join the Fashion Host at the lessened prices I Matchless opportunity
offers today for Olds, Wortman & King patrons to select the Summer and Fall suit
at a quarter less its worth.
One-Fourth
OfT THE PRICE OP
Every Suit in the House
French models and their American prototypes
POR TODAY!
Every kind of tailored suit, from the simple and inexpensive to the
elaborate and exquisite creations for wear on formal occasions.
Every one of the elegant costumes are included, Calling Gowns and
Evening Dresses.
Every silk suit in the house goes in the awful carnage; shirtwaist
and tailored models; 'tis a veritable clean sweep of the stocks. Stand
in the center of the salons and choose in any direction any suit you
wish, any gown, any costume, any frock, anv style in the house for
today only, at A QUARTER OFF THE PRICE.
Extra Special Today Only!
Smart New $ 1 2-50 Walking Skirts $7.49
Very handsome, stylish, dressy skirts in the popular full round lengths that just graze the
instep. Popular, splendid wearing materials, unsurpassed for service at any season, and
particularly adapted for Summer wear or sightseeing and pleasure jaunts, shopping and
general street wear. The favored mohairs and Panama cloths, in neat figured and plain
effects; solid colors, blue, black and brown; umbrella and flounce illQ
styles, 17-gored. Usual $12.50 value special today at 'H'xJ
SILK SELLING EXTRAORDINARY TODAY
In the Annex South, First Floor.
EKaw
i
Great Values in the
Colored Dress Goods
Every odd piece in our stock has got to go.
Come and get the best bargains that have
ever been offered unmatchable at our reg
ular price.
50c Goods
for
$1.00 Goods
for
$ 1 .25 Goods
for
$1.50 Goods
for
$2.00 Goods
for
25c
50c
62k
75C
$1.
$2.50 Goods
for
$1.25
Every wanted color to choose from, and all
new 1905 fabrics, including the much-wanted
mohairs. .
Last Day Today of These Uamatchsble Bargalas la Women's a ad Children's
Knit Underwear and Hosiery
Flrt Floor. Women's Union Suits, worth 31-75 for 31.29
UOYS WAISTS ALSO AT SPECIAL Women's 'White Silk and Cotton Union
REDUCTION. Suits, with hlgn neck, long sleeves, ankle-
50 for Women's 6Sc and 75c Underwear we length: or high neck, short sleeves and
have Just received a great line of Women's V-1?'0..10?601!? 5 al?eve uee-
Importcd White Swiss-Ribbed Cotton Vesta. I"110' ,tn famJ?,"T , er.u and our
low neck and sleeveless; assorted patterns l-tS value, special for, the suit 819
of crocheted yokes; .goods that usually sell Women's 20c Vests for He Women's White
" for 65c and 75c: we have put them all In Cotton Ribbed Vests, square and V-shaped
one lot to sell at. each 50c neck Our 2Cc value; special at. each....i4c
fcc for 31.25 Union SulieWo men's White Women's 20c Cotton Vests for 15c Women's
Mercerized Lisle Mesh Union Salts, low White Riehelleu-Rlbbed Cotton Vests, with
neck, sleeveless and knee-length Our 31-25 silk tape, neatly trimmed Our "20c value;
value: special at. the suit S5c special at. each isc
50c Union Suits for 38c Women's White Llle Infanta Mercerised Lace and Plain Hose, In
Sleeveless Union Suits, knee lengths Our pink. blue, white, black and tan Our 25c
50c value; special at. toe suit SSc value; special sale price, the pair 19c
Women's 35c Cotton Pants for 23c Women's 27c for Women's 50c Hose Women Black
White Cotton Pants, knee-length, lace- Maco Cotton Hose, with embroidered boots,
trimmed Our SSc value; special, pair. .23c medium-weight Our 50c value; special at.
Womnj 23c Vests for ISc Women's White lbe D3,.r -
Richelieu Ribbed Cotton Vests, long sleeves. Women's Black Lace Hose; a splendid assort
high neck Our 23c vests; special. "each.. JSe ment in pretty patterns; priced at, pair. .SSc
ISc for 25c Cotton Vests Women's White w - x . . . ,
Cotton Sleeveless Vests. Swiss-ribbed and DlOUSe WOISIS QTQ Under-
lace-striped-Our 25c value; special. ea..lSc WPnr fflP ! lttlp Mpn
Children's White Cotton Vests and Pants WtOI IUI L.1IIIC 1 ICII
Vests wl.h long or short sleeves, and Pants 5Jc Blouse Waists for boys for 35c Boy
knee-lengths Great values at, each. 15c, White and Fancy Colored Blouse Waists,
20c and .- 3Sc all sizes from 4 to 12 Our 50c value: spe-
55c Instead of 75c .for Women's Lisle Vests c,al at eacn
Women's Extra ize White Lisle Vests, tne Bys" 40c Balbrlrgan Underwear for 25c
"Merode." long sleeves with knee-length Boys' Baibrlggan Shirts and Drawers; shirts
Pants to match Our- 7c value: special at, with self-frcnt and French neck: drawers
each Kc ao.uble seat and ankle-length Our 40c val-
??.c for Women's Union Suits worth 31.50 u PccIaI at. each SSc
Women's "Me rod ft" Union Suits, of Summer- Boys' Cotton Unicn Suits In ecru, long sleeves,
relght merino, long sleeves, ankle-length ankle-lengtn. or short sleeves, knee-lengtn;
Our 31.50 value; special at. the sult....86e great value at. the suit 54te
Cut
A Sensational Purchase
at an Unprecedented
Concession by the Manu
facturers! 3000 yards d the new and ultra-fashionable
Mohair Miscel Silks, noted for
unapproachable wear and splendid ap
pearance, all in attractive design and
beautiful colorings, which embrace re
sedas, greens, royals, browns, reds and
navys. Very best dollar values shown
this season by any store in America.
Special at, the 3ard - 59
Dress Goods Store
Important Mid-Week
Sale of Imported Prench
Black Voile
These are our regular well-known grades,
purchased under regular price, to relieve a
large New York commission importing
house of surplus stock.
Regular $1.25 quality Q"
Reduced to, Yard... Jv)L
Reg. $1.50 quality i 01
Reduced to,Yard3 1 -L
Regular $2 quality i on
Reduced to, YardP I -L
Abb.ve special prices are for today and
Thursdav only.
THE POPULAR CRAZE FOR "POLOS"
Easily Satisfied in
The "Bijou" Millinery Salons
- Annex Second Floor.
Our display of these popular Hats is conceded by all to be unequaled.
Tho very smartest conceptions are here galore authoritative styles
that are'exclusive with this great "Style Store" distinctively so. Such
a showing is not to be found in all other Portland millinery stores com
bineda strong statement, but true, as proven by investigation. Your
choice is here it awaits your selection, and the chances are we can save
you a dollar or two on the cost. A special display of New Polos to
day at
$4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $5.00 and $10.00
One special lot of Jaunty Polos,
Wednesday only for
School of Domestic Science
Tea Room Second Floor.
Auspices Portland T. W. C. A.
MENU FOR TODAY.
Tea. Coffee. Chocolate- Milk In Bottles.
Consomme with Vegetables.
Lettuce and Tomato Salad with Mayonnaise
Dressing. Ham Sandwiches.
Bread and Butter. Strawberry Shortcake.
Ice Cream. Almond Drop Tea Cakes.
See the World's Pair for 5c
Going: to the Exposition? Tou surely want
to know what you're seeing, and where to
look for what you want to see. An OJtlclal
GUIDE is Indispensable to the visitor to the
big show. The "two-bit" prloe has deterred
some heretofore from obtaining tnia necessity,
thus they've lost many of tho benefits to
be derived by sight-seers who have the
GUIDE Is indispensable to the visitor to the
come again public benefactors; we've ar
ranged with the management to furnish our
patrons with The Galdr at K Cents each, on
easy conditions, viz: With every purchase of
$1.00 or over In the store we give FREE a
coupon worth 20c in the purchase of the
GUIDE at to headquarters In the Oriental
building on the Fair grounds. The coupon
and 5c will purchase the GUIDE.
Attractions Multiply as
Prices Divide in the
White Wear Salons
Ana SecOBd Floor.
Wonderful Bargains in
Undermuslins This Week x
The values grow greater and more plenti
ful. The bargains seem to increase as the
month wanes. Read of these sample specials.
there are many more too many to print.
Muslin and Cambric Underwear for "Women
ami Children: every article of wear for
baby: corsets, petticoats for women mats
the scope of the movement. The Idea Is to
furnish rather fluer garments than are
usually offered In "sales." we are compet
ing with your own sewing-room In liberal
ity and . daintiness of garments and sur
passing your best efforts in real economy
and saving you the Summer Jrudgery of
home sewing
The sale is In progress in the Annex Second
Floor. Special this week
Ladies" Black Italian Cloth Petticoats, either
in the new sunburst style. 22-fhch ac
cordlon flounce, with double ruffles, or 12
Inch flounce with diagonal tucks, knife
pleating and hemstitched ruffle Regular
price S4.a0; speclal'at, each yzjso
Ladles' Fine Nainsook Corset Covers, trimmed
In Valenciennes l.ce Insertion in diagonal
style In front and back, beading, draw rib
bon and laco edging around neck and arm
holes, made in French style Regular prlco
51.00; Special at, each 60c
Ladles' White Petticoats, of the finest domes
tic production, made of fine nainsook and
lawns: trimmed In a great variety of styles
in' embroidery and lace insertion and. edg
ing: they are slightly mussed, but for rapidl
selling we. have marked them at one-half
price: regular prices trom 57.50 to $31: all
at HALF PRICE
Ladies' Fine Cambric Gowns, medium low
neck. S clusters of tine tucks and 2 clusters
of large tucks in yoke, blind embroidery
edging at neck, yoke and sleeves Regular
price 32.00; special at. each 51.19
Ladies' Fine Cambric Drawers. 2 clusters of
fine lucks and deep embroidery edging, or
of same material, deep lawn ruffle, cluster
of tucks and Valenciennes lace edging
Regular price 75c: special at, the pair.. 50c
A Blanket Sensation
Colossal Clean-up of Big Mill
"Stock at Retail Selling.
$ 1 0,000 Worth of America's
Best Blankets from the
Pendleton Mills at Slaughter
Prices
Knowing our match- V TTG CTSSfe
less output and wishing -r- 1 A.P'Ixi.ici
to dispose of the end jAl
Blankets quickly for
cash, tha famous Pen
dleton Mills sold us v
their entire remaining 1
stock at a most rldicu- .
lous figure. The Blank
ets have been moved to
the store and are now
on sale on the Fourth
Floor at these unprece
dented low prices. An
unrivaled opportunity
for blanket buyers.
Tourists should' secure
Indian Blankets now to
take to their Eastern
homes.
Plata Grar BlaakcU, all wool, No. 5 weight
Our 31.50 value: special sale price, pair, $2,75
Same an above. No. 6 weight Our 35.50 value:
special sale price, the pair $35
Very Flee Fleeeewoel Blaakets. silver gray
In color Our 35.50 value: special sale price,
the pair 3JS
Fine Wool Blankets, good size, scarlet color
-Our 35.00 value; special sale price at.
the pair t..S2.75
Satae a above, extra Inrge size Our 36.50
value; special sale price, the pair $3.75
White Wool Blaakets, good weight: extra val
ue at 35.50; special sale price, pair... .94.75
All Fleece Wool White Blaakets, extra choice
Our 37.00 value; special sale price at. the
pair $3.60
INDIAN" SHAWLS 93.75 for Indiaa ShawU
worth '96.ee A fine assortment of beautiful
Indian Shawls: used extensively for table
rovers, dracerles. etc. Our regular 36.00
value; special sale price, each ........93.75
iBdlaa Shawl, same as above, but heavier
Our 39.00 value; special sale price, eacn su.se
9-LSd Shawls for 2SM Plain All-Wool Shawls
In green, red and black: also a variety of
nlaids Our regular 34.50 value; special
sale price at. each 92J50
Haadseme Coach Cover Our 313.50 value;
special sale price at, each ..9&50
A cewjlete aasertmeat of Fancy Xaraje
Blaakets. Indian Rene, etc.. ased for drap
eries, lounge rabes, -brd preaa. cosy cor
ners, steamer rax, etc. rlced from 9-4.50
an to - ...... 97.541
THE BIG SHOP ON THE
BUSY CORNER
Portland's Greatest
Store and Foremost Re
tall Establishment or
the Pacific Slope
excellent $4.00 value, oj q
.
Jewelry Hospital
First Floor.
Watches cleaned- and warranted for one
year for 75c. New mainsprings. 75c. If you
pay more it's because you carry your work
eisewnere. wny?
Distinguished Visitors
Favor us dally by their attendance upon the
session at mo
FREE COOKING SCHOOL
on Third Floor, in the Annex. Sessions are
irom iu to z, and l to 4, dally All welcome.
Buy Souvenirs
of Portland, the big World's Fair or Scones
in Oregon, at this Big Store of Little Prices.
Free Lessons in Needlework
Embroidery
Given by'an expert teacher in tho Art Shoo.
Second Floor Annex. Visitors welcome.
THE
Symphony of Dress
Lies in smart footwear. GLORIA SHOES
are the climax of good dressing. None equal
them In wear. Pingree builded better than he
knew when he built the GLORIA SHOE.
OLDS, WORTH AN & KINd,
Purveyors for Portland
If Women Couldn't Talk We'd
Have fewer Shoppers in
The Domestic Aisles
and Linen Store These Days
For. after all. tha values advertise them
selves best. A woman gets a bargain, per
haps several, she tells her neighbor, and an
endless chain of boomers and boosters for
the Olds. Wortman & Kins: store is started.
It's welded and added to link by link, dally,
until we've got the biggest, busiest depart
ment of Its kind on the Coast and keep
growing. It's values like these that fertilize
the soil -in which this business grows.
HANDSOME LINENS. '
A line of fine Satin Damask Table Linen.-. 2
yards wide; priced at, the yard, 75c, 00c,
9L05 and 91J2Ti
Heavy Bleached Damask Table Linen, for
restaurant and hotel Cse Our 45c value:
, special at. the yard 30c
Heavy Bleached Damask Table Napkins, hem
med; special at, the dozen 91.15'
Fancy Damask Hemstitched Tray 'and Carv
ing uiouis; special at. eacn 35c
TOWELS AND TOWELING.
Bath Towels, full bleached, extra weight; size
1Sx4o Inches: special at, each ....18c
Bath Towels, made of double twisted yarn:
size 20x42 Inches; special at, each....l2c
Barnsley Toweling, all linen, bleached and
very neavy: special at, the yard Uc
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
Good, heavy. Sheets, full size; special sale
price, each 31) c
Pillow Cases, worth 14c, for 10c Pillow- Cases
made of good, heavy round thread sheet
ingOur 11c value; special sale price at
each 10c
BEAUTIFUL WHITE GOODS.
2000 yards of White Linen Finish Duck Suit
ing. 36 inches wide; special sale price at,
the yard ' 14c
India Mulls, with a sheer, silky finish: much
used for making lingerie, waists and entire
dresses
Our 40c value special at, the yard 33c
Our 50c value special at, the yard 44c
Our 60c value special at, the yard 50c
Our 65c value special at, the yard 54c
Our 75c value special at, the yard 63c
White Linen Finish Cambric, 36 inches wide,
10 yards to the piece; special sale price at,
the. piece , 80c
Pretty Wash Goods, comprising silk eoliennes.
embroidered mulls, dotted etamin.es. and
printed mousselines about 50 pieces in the
lot; all fine, seasonable fabrics Our 50c and
60c values; special at, the yard 33c
White Honeycomb Bedspreads: full size; 3
Fpeclal lines; all of them great values at.
each ." OOc, 91.00 and $15
Wednesday Plums
To Tickle the Man's
Bargain Palate
The HaberdaMherie AVest Ahbci
" First Floor;
Men's 35e Sox for 15c Men's- Fashioned Seam
less Hose, embroidered in new gray and
brown Spring shades Our 25c value; spe
cial at. the pair !
37fc Instead of 50e for Men's Underwear
Men's Summer-weight Balbriggan Jcrsey-
Ribbed Underwear, In white, blue, brown
and flesh color; a staple 5)c 'value; special
at, the garment 37c
Men's Coif Shirts worth 91.50 for 7e A brok
en line of Mep's Pure White Golf Snirts.
with tucked fronts; a comfortable and
stylish hot weather shirt Our 31.50 value;
special at, each 78c
Men's 9X0e and 925 Fancy Vests for 91.40
Men's Fancy; Vests, In plain white and white
and black stripes and checks: all this sea
son's styles Our 32.00 and- 32.25 values:
special ap, each $1.48