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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1905)
THBMOBJfLXG OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1905. SUICIDE FOR SHAME 11 I w, w,, Mfai ,faB - I AH ilrods lsd te tkis stora an "Portliad Day," Sxturday, September 30. Unjrecedentedly'low I It Wf wf f rr m i Tun wnm r tc fares set. Special reduced rata ora vrv rnxd ImiAmr into Portland This stn ; PORTLAND, SATURDAY, SEP. 30 PORTLAND DAY AT THE PAIR those other great pahlic eerraate, the Sailroads, that form the great highways to the City's gates,, joins in making "Portland Day" a "lumper" hy adding to its attractions A GRAND BARGAIN" PEST THE BIGGEST CARNIVAL OP VALUES EVER KNOWN IN AMERICA. Combine pleasure irith husinees hy planning to do the .season's shopping ' 'Portland Day.' ' The most stupendous asd far-reaching hargain feet ever planned or conducted in America, is hooked' for "Port land Day." Doa't miss it SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER SO. Plan to come to Portland to do your shopping on that day and share the hargains. STORES OPEN ALL DAY STORES OPEN ALL DAY STORES OPEN ALL DAY Captain of Wrecked Mikasa Seeks to End Life. e NEW TRAGEDY AT SASEBO If You Can't Come to Our Store Mail Your Orders AX ATTRACTIVE DEMONSTRATION. First Floor' Dr. Alice Goodwin's Demon stratlon of "Wisdom's Violet Cream' for the toilet. "Tin Dlffwnt tr," Fifth, Sixth and After TelHngr Survivors He "Was He sponsible for "Wreck, Captain Iwlchl jumps From "Win dow 3Iar Not Live. WATCHES CLEANED AXD WARRANTED OR X IE All FOR 75c New mainsprings, 75c. AH other repairing of Jewelry aad Clocks at proportionately Washington $frts THE FOREMOST DEPARTMENT HOUSE WEST OF OHIOAQO Latest "by "Wireless Forecasts for Saturday Shoppers. tw Ohm at t A. M. moaest prices. irsi Jb loor near large elevator. mt P. M. a a ss a a c e a e e a a e m a a TOKIO. Saturday. Sent. 23. (7 A. M.) A special to the JIJI from Sasebo says that Captain Iwlcmni, commander of the Ill-fated Mikasa, made an attempt to commit suicide, after an address ta the survivors of the warship, by Jumping from a window. He was severely wounded about the bead and is now reported to be In a critical condition In the Sasobo naval hospital. It is said that shortly after the de struction of the Mikasa Captain Iwichl collected the remaning: members of the vessel's crew In a room in the 'sailors' training school. He spoke briefly and feelingly on the loss of the ship. He paid that, after enjoying a scries of victories, he considered the loss of the Mokasa one of personal responsibility, but he advised his men not to lose heart. Captain Iwlchl was not on the war ship at the time of the disaster, but boarded the vessel when the Are was raging and did his utmost to save the ship. ' MAY ASSASSINATE KO3I0RA Japanese Cartoons Depict Dead Being Borne to Funeral. VICTORIA. B. C, Sept. 22. R. Kaya hara editor of the Torpdm Choho, of To klo, who arrived here today by tho Iyo Maru, said there is a great outcry against Baron Komura in Japan, and It Is probable that he will be assassinated. Newspapers have published cartoons of him with a rope about his neck, others with Samurai handing him a dager to kill himself. The Yorodzu was suspended for making a bitter personal attack on Baron Ko mura, advising the people to "turn their backs" on him when he returns. The Osaki Asahl published a cartoon showing Admiral Togo being borne In tri umph on a portable shrine by coolies, and a companion picture of Baron Komura being burled. The Baron is seated, dead, and borne by bearers with tall hats and cadaverous faces. Another cartoon shows men with massive closed fists shaking them in the fact of Baron Komura, who Is returning by train. K031URA IS MUCK IMPROVED Will Sail From Vancouver for Japan October 7. NEW YORK. Sept. 22 The condition of Baron Komura, the Japanese peace envoy, was reported tonight to be greatly improved. His physicians are oanfidont of his oarly recovery and hope that ne will be able to leave for British a a aa 9 a m aa e e aa Columbia on Wednesday, September 27. The Baron and his party will remain In Vancouver until Octobe 7, when they wttl sail for Japan on the steamer Empress of India. .Japanese Rights in Corean Waters. WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. Minister Gris com has supplied the State Department from Toklo with a copy of the agreement entered Into by Japan and Corea concern ing navigation of the Corean coast and Inland waters. Mr. Griscom says the rights extended by this convention doubt less will be of considerable value to Japan and to other foreign governments who are entitled to favored-nation treatment. By the terms of tho agreement, Japa nese vessels are allowed to navigate the Corean coast and inland waters for trad ing purposes upon payment of a yearly license, ranging from 16 to 150 yen. The agreement Is to remain In force for 15 years. One Town. Rejoices In Peace. TOKIO, Sept 22. A solitary Instance of public rejolctng at the conclusion of peace with RusBla will take place at a meeting to be held today at Kotaka, a town in the remote northeast corner of the mainland of Nippon. Several industrial associa tions will b represented on the occasion. Messages of congratulations will be for warded by those present at the meeting to the Emperor of Japan, to Field Mar shal Oyama, VIce-Admlral Togo, and to President Roosevelt. Official Visit to Editors. TOKIO, Sept. 22. Eleven prosecutors and eight Judges of the preliminary court, with several secretaries and policemen, made visits to the Nlroku Bhimbun; and the residences bt its editors today. It Is believed that the action taken was In connection with the recent rioting. Japanese Seize American Steamers. TOKIO. Sept. 22. The American steamer Barracuts, Captain Curtis, last reported -to have sailed from San Fran cisco to Nlkolalvesk, has been seized by the Japanese, north of the Island of Sakhalin. . Another Russian Ship Floated. TOKIO. Sept. 23. The Russian battle . ship Betvizan, which was sunk at Port Arthur, was refloated by Japanese engi neers yesterday. MORE COSTLY THAN MEN Railroad Man's Excuse for High Rates on Livestock. CHICAGO, Sept. 22. Passenger ser vice on the Iowa Central Railroad, as far as operating expenses are con cerned, cost the railroad company leas than to handle cattle and other live stock shipments, according' to J. M. Tlttexnor, freight traffic manager of the Minneapolis & St. Paul and the Iowa Central Railroad companies. Mr. Tlt teraor grave the Information today be foro Federal Judge S. H. Bethea, who is bearing- cases of the Interstate Com-, merce Commission against 18 railroad companies on Questions of alleged Ille gal discrimination In freight rates. 'The rates on livestock from Missouri River points to Chicago are more than just to tho shippers, and less than just to the carrier." declared the witness. "Most of the traffic i what we call pick-up, and our company must pro vide yards at various stations at a great expense for the reception of the cattle. . It .costs -us wore to receive and care for the livestock than for the same, aervlce for passengers." aa The Fall Catalogue mailed Free for the asking ta any sdV dress la the United States ar Canada. It has been said of' one of our great captains of industry: "He succeeded in everything- but the boy business." If you are In the boy business, let us help you to succeed In It. Don't let It be said that your boy "succbeded in . spite of his parents." Manual training- is 'the most effective w.ea.pon you can Put Into your boy's or ,r,Lfl l?anJ3 with which to go forth and fight the battles of life. This store ham obtained Three Scholarships to Give Away Free iTiOC tnre scholarships -we have eccured will bo awarded on Thanksgiving- day to the three boys or girls who receive the three hlghftst totals in the popular vot ing: contesc now on. A vote will be Is sued with every 25-cent purchase. Ballot-boxes are distributed conveniently about the store, as In former contests, and the threo boys or girls receiving the larg est number of votes before 6 P. M. of Wed nesday. November 29. will each receive A FREE SCHOLARSHIP. NAMES OP LEADING TEX CONTEST ANTS IN AMERICAN MANUAL TRAIN ING SCHOOL VOTING CONTEST, WITH STANDING OF EACH AT 0 P. .M. YESTERDAY. George Slater, Ladd Robert Holmes, Harrison Wright Brown, Clinton Kelly .. Robert Malm, Sunnyside James Winston, Harrison ........ Marion Ogdon, Ockley John Wilholm, Couch Sidney Crumm. North Central ...10,605 ... 0,707 ... e,7os ... evte ... eos ... 5,092 ....5,102 ... 4,932 ... 4,616 ... 4478 ...14,040 Lewis Thomas. North Central.... Truman Cook. Falling- Scattering Total 7834 Art Stltcbery Shop Annex, Second Floor. LEWIS AND CLARK SOUVENIR PILLOW TOPS FOR 30 CENTS. These Pill&w Tops are stamped In Oregon grape design, with pictures of Lewis and Clark. Oregon eal and motto; plain back to match top. A diagram given with each Pillow Top, showing colors to be used; special for Saturday at, each.. 39c Got Slates and Pen cils, Ruler, Pads and Companion for School? as Teacher say I must have" this, that and the other. Parents of children at school have often heard that remark. Just make out a list and send the youngster to OLDS, WORTMAN fc KING'S everything's here, and all of the reliable sorts. Among the things In the School Sale are: Library School Tablets, large size, plain paper, each 6c and 3 for 10c Pencil Tablets, large size, ruled, each... 4c Ink Writing Tablets, special lot. each... Cc Ink Tablets, ruled, each, 7c, 8c, Oc, 10c, 12c, 15c and .20c Legal Tablets, white or yellow paper, ca.lOc Best Composition Books, 40 and 48 leaves, each ....5c Best Composition Books. 72 leaves. eaoh.lOc Our President Composition Books, each 5c and 10c Student Note Books, each 5e and 10c Pencil Sharpeners, each 5o and 10c Stenographers' Note Books, each - 5c, 7c and loc Feather-weight Eye Shades, each 33c Memorandum Books, each 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c and S5c Drawing Pads, each loc Chamois Skins, each ....5c and 7c Pencil Boxes, with lock and key, each 4c, 8c and 10c Hound. Pencil Boxes, each 2c Sponges, each ...4c and 5o Plain Cedar Lead Pencils, dozen... .....5c Rubber-tip Cedar Lead Pencils, dozen.. 10c Rubber-Up Lead Pencils, each 2c, 34c, 3c, 4c and 5e Rubber Erasers, each...lcf 2c, 3c, 4c and 5c Slate Pencils, plain 2 DOZEN 5c Soap Stone Slate Pencils, the dozen....' 5c Wood-covered Slate Pencils, each Ic, or, the dozen 10c Colored Wax School Crayons, the box 4c and 5c White School Chalk. 144 sticks In box, ea.7c Ink Wells, each -15c, 10c, 25c, S8c and 50e Penholders, each.lc, 2c, 2Hc, Sc, 4c and 5c Drawing Compasses, each - 8c Drawing Sets, 25c values, at, e&c'a ....15c 3Sc values at, each, 25c; 50c values, eaOc Book or Shawl Straps, each 10c Leather Book Straps, each 5c Patent Leather Book Straps, each Cc Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens, each z-50, fso, 4.oo, 5.oo and f.eo Fountain Pens, each $1.00 Bamboo Rulers 3 for 5c Brass-edge Rulers, each ...,5c Twine School Bags, each.. 35c, 35c, 50c, 75c Pocket Knives, each..lOc, 15c, 35c, S5e, 50c, to t v Kneaded Erasers, each 5c Best Black Letter Ink, 2-oz. bottle, each. 3c Carter's Best Ink. the bottle. 5c, 10c, 15c, 25e and 45c Library Paste, the bottle. .5c, lie and 15c Pencil-holders, each ..5c Blackboard Erasers, each ....5c Kindergarten Scissors, each.. 35c 7x11 Bound Slates, each 8c SCHOOL APPAREL AND SUPPLIES f OR THE CHILDREN, HOUSEHOLD "FINDINGS" And Wearables for Adults, at Unmatchable Bargain Prices for Saturday Shoppers THIS STORE CLOSES SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. PLEAS IX G SU11PIUSES IX THE Linen Store and Domestic Shops First Floor. JLIbfm Ten Clothe 3Sc Tea Cloths, made of heavy linen-flnlsh tiger cloth; plain hemstitched; size 30x30; special, ea. .3Sc Scarf for the Urenncr Hemstitched and fancy dra-Htajsrork; slxe 19x48; special at." each . .-4, . . w. COc and 70c 7 f SOc Sollies 4Sc About 50;doxen all-linen Fringed Dollies; slightly soiled Regu . lar value Sftc; special, dozen -iSc Hack Towel 20c Extra "weight, all-linen Huck TovrelFT large size; special at. .30c Linen Rusln Crash 12&e Heavy all-linen Russia Crash; 18 Inches wide, soft and absorbent; ' special at, the yard....i2J4c Tnble Linen Rerannnta Remnants of Table Linen and odd half dozen Napkins at greatly reduced prices. New F1I Flannel FaH Flannels, In white, embroidered, scalloped and hem RtitcheJ' effects; values, yard 5c, 75c, 85c White Angora Cloaking For opera capes and children's coats; 54 inches tvIJe Values at. Uie yard Outing Flannel 5c 130 pieces light, , me dium and durk Outing Flannels; specials at 5c Just received another shipment of new Plaid Walstings; patterns of all the dif ferent clans. See them. At the Ribbon Counter Flint Floor. 35c AXD 45c RIBUOXS FOR 25c. One lot of brand-new Taffeta Ribbons, 5 and 5 Inches wide: in white, black and all colors Our 35c and 45c values; special at, the yard 25c 40c TO 63c RIBBONS FOR 2Sc A lot of beautiful Ribbons, in Roman stripes, shaded effects. polKa dots and an endless variety of Fancy Ribbons Our 40c 50c and 66c values; special at, the yard - 25c Second Floor Annex. 07c FOR LADIES' FLANNELETTE GOWN'S WORTH $1.35. Ladles Flannelette Nightgowns, in dainty pink and white or blue and white stripes; made high neck with turnover collar, yoke, collar and cuffs trimmed with fancy finishing braid; all regular and extra large slzos to No. 19 Our 51.35 value; peo!al sale price, each.. 07c Children's Hosiery, Under wear and Caps at Spe cial Prices Knit-Wear Shops Flint Floor. Get the children ready tor school on Monday. Today is the last day for preparation, and you'll probably need to buy quite a few of these" necessary articles of wear ere the Winter Is over. Why not take advantage of the SPECLA.L SALES AXD SAVE f Start today. CHILDREN'S 25c. 30c, SOc HOSE 19c. Children's line ribbed black Maco cotton Hose, finished foot, double sole, linen spliced knee Regular values, 25c, SOc and 25c; special, the pair... 18c EXTRA SPECIALS BOYS' HOSE 36c Boys' extra heavy Hose, triple leg, seam less foot, very elastic Special at. the pair 36c Children's long fiber, extra strong and smooth-combed cotton cream-tinted Vests, Pants and Drawers, soft, fine fleecing, good Winter weight Sizes 18 to 26 Regular value, 35c; special, each .23c Sizes 2S to 30 Regular value, 40c; epeclal, each 27c Sizes 32 to 34 Regular value, 45c; special, each 36c BOYS' AXD GIRLS' S5e SCHOOL CAPS 35c. Scnool Caps In assorted shades Splendid 35c value; special each as : " - GET YOUR SHOPPING "THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT" THE STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. GRAND SATURDAY BARGAINS IN THE "HOUSEKEEPER'S EXCHANGE" First Floor DOMESTICS AND LINENS Third Floor DINING WARES, STOVES AND KITCHEN WEEDS Fourth Floor RUGS AND BLANKETS First, Third and Fourth Floors Participate With Enthusiasm Things of beauty and of art that housewives need every day. "Work-savers and worry-savers the sale stocks abound with them. Implements and utensils designed to lessen the drudgery of house work surely such an end is worth planning for. And there are money - savers, too well-bought lines of down-to-date appliances on which makers have joined with us in lessened profits. Start, if you will, on the ground floor, in the spacious "Domestic" aisles. There the shopper finds hosts of wonderful values in linens for the tables, towels and other fabrics for household use, many under priced so that it pays to do holiday shopping now to furnish the Thankseivine tables. Pass alone up. by rapid transit to the third floor, where, spread out before you in almost endless array, is hand some chinaware and wonderful variety of the little things so much needed in the kitchens. Here, too, one finds just the STOVES AND HEATERS she is looking for at prices less than she had planned to pay. Another jump and we land on the 4th floor, among the magnificent array of HousefittingB, Carpets, Bugs, Curtains, Draperies, Beds and Bedding, etc And the sale comes in need-time. Why? Because September is a busy month with housekeepers getting homes in readi ness for Fall and Winter. And, true to the OLDS, W0ET2CAN & KING idea of helpfulness, we time the sale to meet the first Fall needs of the housewife. The store turns to your advantage its ability to gather very largely at lowest prices, and puts economies within the reach when to save on what one must of necessity have is an added satisfaction. Every Portland housewife should scan the list carefully and act quickly. Household Economies Among Third Floor Stocks UNEXCELLED VALUES IX HAVILAXD fc CO.'S DECORATED CHINA. A number of pretty new decorations. In both sets and fancy plelres 60-pIece Decorated Dinner Sets Special at, the set $10.83 lOb-piecc Decorated Dinner Sets Special at. the set 285 312-piecfc Decorated Dinner Sets .Special, at. the set 31.50 117-pIece .Dicorated Dinner Sets -Special at, the set 37.7 4$PE.CTAL SALE OF EXAMKLED WARE, itquart Lip Kettles; special at. each. ..18c 5-juart .Berlin Kettles; special, each... 33c 2-quart ConTee Pots; special at. each.... 30c 8-quart Tea Kettles; special at. each...0c 17-quart Dishpans; special at, each.... 55c 33c 6Ze 12-lnch Bastlncr Spoons: sneclal. each.. 3c Repair Knobs; special at, the dozen... 10c A chotcV fine of Hnrdrrar Everything for home use of standard makes and guar anteed quality. "QUICIMIEAL" STEEL RAXGES 34.50 The -Quick-Meal" is a real steel range; every part possible Is made of steel; no store putty or cement of any kind used; made tight and lasting; special at, each 134.30 "Quick-Baker" Steel Range special at. each S29JS0 "QUICK STEEL HEATERS." For coal; steel top and bottom: all joints perfectly fitted; absolutely airtight; no soot, no smoke, no putting, no gas. SEE THEM. "COMFORT" AIRTIGHT HEATERS 3.75 For wood; mado of polished blue steeL Theso stoves are without ooubt the best constructed airtight heaters ever manu factured; special at, each f3.75 Penny Pick-Ups Among the Small Ware First Floor. Take care of the pennies now and the dollars will take care of you In later years. Here's a mint- o savings among the llttlo things one needs every day. Xlckefc-PIated aad Black Safety Pins, with guarded spring, all sizes, best quality. Special at, the dozen 5c Mottled Enamel Stocking Darners, in as sorted colors. , Special at. each 4c Beiit Quality Seirlnsr Machine Oil, will not gum or coreode; our 5c value. Special atJ the bottle 34. White Pearl Buttons, two holes; all sizes; two dozen on card; value 10c the dozenJ Special at. the card of two dozen.... 10c Linen Meiih Dress Shields absorb like -a sponge: our 25c value. Special at. palr.ISc Fine All-Bristle Hair Brashes Our 35c value. Special at, each 20c Fine XcdIum-SIe Silk Toilet Sponges- Our ISc value. Special at, each 120 French Tooth Brashes, extra quality, as sorted styles; our 25c value. 8peclal atJ each i5c Inserted Italian Castile Sons, In green or white; finest quality, farge 4-pound bars our 7oc value. Special at, the bar...4$c Handt .Mirrors, with heavy bevel glass and! hard rubber back, either black or mot tled; our 51.00 value. Special at, each.3c STATIONERY. Javanese Lis ex Writing: Paper, plain, In one-pound packages, with 123 sheets of paper In package; our 25c value. ' Spe cial at, package iBe Envelopes Extra fine" cream wove XXX. size 6Vi inches. 25 In package. Special at the package, 5cj or, the box 69c Wrltlnr TaMets White paper, ruled, note size, assorted styles. Extra value, each 5c CrkCerere Leag Pencils, with rubber tip. No. 3 lead; our 5c value. Special- at each ..$ Shawl or Book Strap Our 10c value. Spe cial at, each 7e t THIS STORE CLOSES SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. GREAT SPECIAL AUTUMX SALE OF Rare, Magnificent Oriental RCigs On the Fourth Floor Indian Robes and Blankels Underpriced Oriental Rugs In small, medium and carpet size?. In cluding Taraghan, Bokhara. Khivas. Sou maks, Kazaks. AnatoIIas, Bergalnos, Af ghans. Beloochlstan. Camelsnalr. Daghe stans. Delhi, Kabistan, Kirmanshah. Khorasan, Shuvans. Saurk, Shuaz, etc. Sea how the prices have fallen for this sale Regular 510.00 value; special, each.. 8.00 Regular $15.00 value; special, each.. $120 Regular 518.30 value; special, each.. 914.85 Regular 522.00 value; special, each.. 8180 Regular $25.00 value; special, each.. $31.00 Regular 528.50 value; special, each.. $24.00 Regular 530.00 value; special, each.. $25.50 Regular 535.00 value: .special, each.. $20.50 Regular 537.50 value: special, each.. $32.00 Regular 540.00 value; special, each.. $34.00 Regular 545.00 value; special, each.. $38.75 Regular 550.00 value; special, each.. $43.00 Regular 555.00 value; special, each.. $48.00 Regular 563.00 value: special, each.. $52.00 Regular 570.00 value; epeclal, each.. $50.50 Regular 575.00 value; special, each.. $63.00 Regular 5S5.00 value; special, each.. $70.00 Regular 590.03 value; special, each.. 975.00 Regular 5130 value: special, each.. $85.00 97.50 IXDrAX BLAXKET5 $4.05. The Original Pendleton Navajo Blankets, nne fleece wool, and Indian Robes, suit able for souvenirs for visitors Regular 57.50 value; special, each $44)5 FAXCY IXDIAX ROBES AXD BLANKETS Regular 54.50 value: special, each. . . .$2j;o Regular 55.50 value: special, each. .. .$4.50 Regular 5S.50 value; special, each. ...$3.00 Regular 57.50 value; special, each. ...$8.00 First Floor Shops. 12 Vic FOR LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS WORTH 20c Ladies' fine, sheer. Pure Linen Initial Handkercniefs: manufactured by the famous Richardson Manufacturing Co.. and imported by us direct from Ireland. Very dainty Handkerchiefs and our SOc value: special at. each 12 Vic Chic and fetching Face Veils . $1.00 CHIFFON VEILS FOR 4Sc Veiling CoHHter First Floor. Very .chic and beautifully fetching new Cnirfon Veils, in l4-yard lengths; all colors and black and white some plain, others In dotted designs. Our regular 31 value; special at, each 48c Men's Bargains For Today In tho "Haberdasherfe" Sixth-Street Annex First Floor. Won't'these stirring bargains to be got ten today In that busy "Man's Shop" ot ours that's helped to make Sixth street famous set the Annex resounding with the tramp of men's feet? The bar gains are extraordinary and mighty timely. 60c FOR MEN'S $1.00 UNDERWEAR. Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers; Fall weight; extra well-made and finished One of our - best 51.00 values; Spe cial Sale Price, tho garment ...SOc 19e FOR MEN'S 25c CASHMERE SOX. Men's Cuantnere Sox, in black. . natural gray and Oxford gray. The cleanest and best fin ished Sox in the city for 25c Special Sale Price, thejpalr . ...18c MEN'S LINEN HAND KERCHIEFS for HALF. Men's Fine, Pure Linen Handkerchiefs; only a few of them, so to close them out we of fer " them for half. Our 5L00 valuer spe cial Sale Price, each Eec U Raw" J U StTMlUf 1 Hold II y 5? B Smart Hats ; for v Children's School Wear -Annex, Second Floor. BUou Snloaa Special for Today PORTLAND'S LEADING MILLINERY oxvu., auuva SPECIAL VALUES IN 3iii.lMi HATS FOR GIRLS. .y, """ woiners lace to fare t PrICm-r"Ti?.at -hall ihe chil! oKuyvn xae a look through your girl's wardrobe pay es Declal attention tr. h n,ii; Vacation fun and frolic play havoc with Summer hats, as well as frocks. But we have a host of pretty creations, lovely headgear for the juniors, eager to take the nlaces of th ht tt, "ir their time. "aYO aervea A splendidly attractive line of readr-to wear hats In launtx- s.iiinr .i -.!. nental shapes, all wanted colors, irreat values at 08c, $1.40, S1.0S and 2.49 Children's trimmed oats In generous as- wiaiuB urfjuiaome conceptions that Dl"t " ana grauuaiiy ascend in price to 95. A big line of "Tam o Shanters" and caps 00c to $3.00 Extra Special 200 pretty flannel "Tam o' Snanters" and iaps. vainea m the lot up to 51. Your uuuice iouay ior ......25c Smart Suitings . AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR TODAY IN DRESS GOODS STORES. Fifth-Street Annex First Floor. Ask any mill man or wooldealer what wool Is doing now. He'll answer, "cllmh- lnS" a"d It's climbing way up In tho top Drancnes, too. Wool is at least 33 per cent nigher than last season. A hint tn th wlso Is sufficient. No better Inducement than today is likely to be offered dress goods buyers this season and the fabrics are new and the acme of style. Note the values; special today only: 6000 yards 36-inch, New Fall Suiting, in "io now Aiirtuu x-iaius. pew Mixed Tweeds; all wanted colors to cnoose from Unmatchable values at 50c per yard; special for today, rrk the yard OJJC 54-lnch All-Wool Mannish Suiting; just win inuis xor mo new coats and suits, in a huge color assortment Regular 51.50 value; special for today, srrk the yard OilC New Fall Black Dress Goods, in ali new weaves, Panamas. . Prunellas. Melrose. Mohdclaine. Henriettas, Voiles, Crepe dtf .rans. unmon Jfopuns; m tact, every new weave shown this season Our regular 51-25 qualities; special for n5r today only, the yard JOL A STIRRING SATURDAY SALE OF Staple Black and Novelty Silks IN PORTLAND'S FOREMOST SILK STORE First Floor Fifth-Street Annex. The greatest silk-selling season In his tory. Silks soaring skyward in price, and yet this store presents, through its abso lute command of the markets, new Silks at prices less than smaller stores pay. But prices like these cannot last. If you've need of silks, better fill the need now. 23-lnch warranted Black Taffeta Our reg ular 51.10 grade; special for "70" today, tho yard 1 Jk. 36-Inch All-Silk Black Taffeta Unequaled value at 51.25; special for ftyr today, the yard IO I. 36-inch All-Silk Black Taffeta UnequaleJ vaiue at i.tu per yam; special & 1 on for today, the yard p I JmU 36-lnch All-Purc-S!lk Black Taffeta; no better silk made than this Regular 51.75 value: special for i 1 X5C today, the yard 1 Q Our famous 51.25 Novelty Suit Silks, In every new color and weave; the largest selection shown In the city; QSr special, yard -JOv. SHOES For Women and Children in the Sale Today "Ye FAIRWAY Boote Shoppe" Sixth-Street Annex First Floor. Time and Intelligence have been spent and effort exhausted to make the Shoe Store so thorough la Us scope that every taste and every purae will find Its fit. Mind you, the, dependable, shape-holding, easy wearing, well-appearing sorts are the only kind we can afford to carry. Have the "childer" well shod for school on Mon day. We expect to be very busy in the -Children's Shoe Store today on ac count of the low prices on stylish, service ablo Shoes that people find here and somehow the story got out and spread. But good service is guaranteed to all, no matter how fast the youngsters come. Women's Shoes for $2.50- These Shoes were made special to our or der, before the prlceof leather advanced. We aro therefore enabled to offer you an extraordinary good Shoe at this price. There are seven of the latest styles to select -from. In both regular lace and Blucher cut Dull finish or vlcl kid up pers and patent kid or patent colt skin vamps; either light or heavy soles. We offer these Shoes a genuine bargain today only, at - o the pair OU Boys School Shoes the kind that will stand hard wear and wet weather: Boys' Shoes, here In box calf, lace stylb, with stout joles; solid throughout; sizes 2 to 6 Our 52.75 value; o Special Sale Price, the pair ...5 Beys Box Calf Shoes Blucher cut; good, honest value at 52.50; Special i (jr Sale Price, the pair Tenths' Fine Box Calf Shoes, lace style Goodyear welt soles Our 52.o0. t qt value; Special Salo Price, the pair -JO a a a a a a a a a a 0 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aa a a a a a a a a a aa aa aa a a a a a a aa aa a aa aa aa a a a a aa a a a a aa aa a a aa ' ((ICC VtiVfMIISIIItfltlMMIMMMtfM