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The Reason Why
The storekeeping -which in this community has come to
bfe known as peculiarly characteristic of Lipman, "Wolfe
& Co.'is the result of certain simple, straightforward prin
ciples carried out in an earnest and thorough way.
The foundation is our determination to give to Portland
the best we can do and do better constantly. Every mer
chant will tell you his goods are best and his prices low
est Naturally that does not make them so. It is the
public that always decides; and the increasing volume of
our 6ales and the growing reputation of this store for
fair prices and square dealing prove eloquently that these
methods most characteristic of this store meet with
your approval.
50c Pictures for 9c
FRIDAY 01SLY. Sale of over 2500 Matted Pictures, em
bracing a very large 'assortment of subjects. ' These
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ARTISTIC PICTURE
FRAMING BY EXPERT
FRAMERS
AGENCY FOR COLUMBIA
YARNS
HEADQUARTERS FOR
THE COLLEGE WAISTS
Good Merchandise Only - Quality Considered Our Price Are Always the Lowest
Pictures represent the highest art in color
work. Values 18c, 25c, 35c, 50c Friday for.
9c
GREAT FRIDAY BARGAINS IN THI!
Special Sale Bisque Dolls
ANNUAL JUNE WHITE CARNIVAL
All sizes of Bisque Dolls, all jointed, open and close eyes,
both blondes and brunettes. Special,
6S 8, 12, 15 to
49c
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY. JUNE 1, 1906.
Everything White Reduced
Do not let the great Friday bargains detract your attention from the fact
that the store is in gala array for the June White Carnival that the best
bargains in the store are still on white goods. . Of especial interest is the
messaline Underwear display notable both for its daintiness and for the
wealth of bargains. Here is the range of prices:
$1.10, $1.45,
Corset Covers, 29c, 39c, 49c, 59c, 69c, 85c,
$1.10, $1.25 to $2.98 and up.
Long White Skirts, 85c, $1.10, $1.25, $1.45,
$1.65, $1.85, $2.10, $2.49, $2.98, $3.19, $3.79,
$3.98, $5.10, $6.40 up to 18.30.
Gowns, 85c, 98c, $1.10, $1.25, $1.45, $1.65,
$1.85, $2.10, $2.49, $2.98, $3.59,$3.98, $4.50,
up to $14.85 each.
Chemises, 42c, 59c, 69c, 85c,
$1.65, $2.10, $2.98 to $5.10.
Drawers, 25c, 29c, 39c, 49c, 69c, 85c, $1.98,
$2.10 up to $3.49.
Combination Chemises, 85c, $1.10, $1.25,
$1.45, $1.65 up to $5.10.
French Lingerie and Infants' Wear at tre
mendous reductions.
Curtains that sold for $
Curtains that sold for $
Curtains that sold for $
Curtains that sold for $
Curtains that sold for ?
Friday Sale of Lace Curtains
You will find Lace Curtains of all kinds and makes greatly reduced in
price for this sale. There is an immense assortment to select from, in
thi3 season's newest and best patterns Clunys, Irish Points, Cable
Nets, Battenbergs, Corded Arabians, Renaissance, Nottinghams and
Brussels effects, in white and Arabian color, 3 and 3 yards long, 45 to
62 inches wide.
Curtains that sold for $1.75, special, pair $1.38
Curtains that sold for $2.00, special, pair $1.53
Curtains that sold for $ 2.50, special, pair S1.98
Curtains that sold for $.3.00, special, pair $2.33
3.50, special, pair.$2.67
4.00, special, pair.$3.15
4.50, specia l,pair.$3.59
6.00, special, pair.$3.89
6.00, special, pair.$4.68
Curtains that sold for $ 7.5Q, special, pair.$5.98
Curtains that sold for 8.50, special, pair.$6.79
Curtains that sold for $10.00, special, pair .7.68
Curtains that sold for $12.50, special, pair.$9.49
Curtains that sold for $15, special, pair.. $11.39
Women's Knit Underwear
Special Prices for Friday and Saturday
rf" TTntti of 1 Or Women's white Richelieu ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless; also
6UC V CblO d I 1 l Swiss ribbed. 25c quality.
35C VCStS clt 25Cmen'S ried Vests, low neck, sleeveless, silk taped. Gen-
CStS Clt 48C "olncrl's wljite Swiss ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless, silk
AQ VActc at Qf Women's Swisis lisle thread Vests, low neck, sleeveless, hand
27 OL V ColO til X 7 C crocheted or lce fronts.
35C DrclWCTS 25Cmen'S w3te "bed umbreNa Drawers, lace trimmed and well
fiuished, all sizes.
)l"clWerS 48C omen ?s wte "bed umbrella Drawers, lace trimmed,
28-Inch Duck Suiting 12V2C Yard
Duck Suiting very desirable for outing suits and boys' sailor suits; colors, polka dots on white
ground, plain red, navy and cadet blue; special price, yard , 122
30-INCH JAPANESE CREPE 20c YARD
This is a very seasonable material for rough-and-ready wear. Splendid quality in these colors
black and gray mixed, blue and gray mixed, and solid cadet blue, tan, pink and white, yd.. 20t
Extra Friday Sale of Dress Goods
50c DRESS GOODS, REDUCED YARD PRICE 39c
3S-inch all-wool Crepe Granite, all-wool Albatross, figured and plain Mohair Brilliantines ; regu-.
lar price 50c a yard.
75c DRESS GOODS, CREAM AND WHITE, YARD, 59c
44-inch cream and white English Mohair Sicilians and Brilliantines, all-wool French Batistes and
40-inch all-wool Yachting Serges; regular price 75c yard.
$1.25 DRESS GOODS' IN VARIETY, YARD PRICE 98c
4S-inch Chiffon Panamas, wire finish; 46-inch all-wool Crepellas, and Crepe Granite; 44-ineh high
luster Chiffon, Mohairs; 46-ineh all-wool Yachting Serges; 40-inch. Isilk warp Eoliennes and Crepe
de Paris.
Great Sale of New Silks
. Every individual lot represents a staple product that is best
of its kind, or some new novelty. No "has-beens" or "possibly-"will-be
V represented. Here are silks as spick and span new
as the day
And Just Look at the Prices
1500 yards of best quality 50c Wash
Silks, in a large variety of colorings,
all this season's styles, 5TTo
a yard
2000 yards Fancy Silks for shirtwaist
suits and separate waists; all this sea
son's most exclusive patterns. Regu
lar $1.00 and $1.23 quality, fZQn
a yard J&
1000 yards 36-in. Black Taffeta, e 1 n
best $1.35 quality, a yard....vLlvJ
2000 yards Chiffon Taffeta, best $1.25
quality, in all the new shades, plain
and . changeable, for Summer shirt
waist suits. Sale price,
per yard......
79c
$7.50 Silk rtJ T C
Petticoats &.433
A TRULY REMARKABLE SPECIAL
BARGAIN.
200 Petticoats in extra quality taffeta
silk, irT black, gray, navy, Alice blue,
white, tan, reseda, green changeable
and navy changeable; made with full
three-section flounce, and shirring
above each section; sold regularly at
$7.50; especially reduced for this oc
casion ..... ... $4.35
Ladies' Neckwear Reduced One-Fourth
For Friday and Saturday we place our entire stock of Ladies' Neckwear on
sale at greatly reduced prices. Newest anddaintiest styles. Your choice at these
prices: .
Regular 25c Neckwear for 19 Regular $1.00 Neckwear for.. . 87?
Regular 35c Neckwear for 27 Regular $1.25 Neckwear for. . 98
Regular 50c Neckwear for 43 Regular $1.50 Neckwear for. .$1.19
Regular 65c Neckwear for 47 Regular $2.00 Neckwear for..S1.67
Regular 75c Neckwear for 57t Regular $2.50 Neckwear for.. 51.98
Hand-Embroidered, Demi-Made
Shirtwaist Patterns
We have reduced our entire stock of Ladies' Hand-Embroidered Linge
rie Demi-made Shirtwaist Patterns to prices far below their actual value.
These comprise exquisite patterns on batiste in a large selection of designs,,
every stitch being carefully done by hand. It is almost impossible to prop
erly describe them. They must be seen to be properly appreciated by you.
Regular $ 7.50 values.? 5.98
Regular $15.00 values. $11.98
Regular $19.50 values. $14.98
Regular $ 6.50 values.? 4.38
Regular $12.50 values.? 9.98
Regular $16.50 values. $13.98
Attractive Savings in Household Needs
Fancy Crepe Shelf Paper, blue, pink
and white 3
Enameline Stove Polish, regular 5c
TWO boxes for 5
Regular lOo size for ...My....... 5
Pure Wax Gas Tapers, reg. 80 box 4S
Wood Toothpicks, reg. 4a box, 2 for 5i
Nickel Towel Rings 10
Burnshine Metal Polish, 25c size..l8J
Adz-Eye Steel Nail Hammers, 25c
size 15
Paper Napkins, good quality, per
100 8
Paper Napkins, fancy scalloped edges,
per 100 15J
Paper Napkins, fancy white designs,
per 100 ...20
Paper Napkins, fancy Dresden de
signs, per 100 28
mmm
1
98c
Spear
Men's $2.50 Vests
$1.95
Men's Oxford and Pique Vests, in plain white,
stripes, or black and .white figured. These are
cut and made in the best possible manner and
tailor finished. Your choice at..'. $1.95
20c Initialed Linen Handk'fs 12V2C
.We will place on sale 200 dozen men's pure linen
Handkerchiefs of finished grade pure Irish linen,
hemstitched and initialed. Regular 20c quality
for 13 l-2t
New College Blouses
Indescribable snappiness and chic, together with a
quiet simplicity, in these distinctive waists. Many dis
tinctive colors and fabrics are now obtainable new
combinations in blue, pink, lavender and red; also in
striped and polka-dot effects. The fabrics are pongee
silks, linens, union linens, brocade, mercerized, linens,
lawns, and figured mulls. '
Prices Range From $1.50 to $7.50
On Sale Friday Only
$2.50 and $3
Trimmed Ready-to-WearHats$1.45
The greatest millinery offering of the
present season. A well-selected and
large variety of fine straw and hair
braid shapes, trimmed in the most
approved style, with quills, orna
ments, velvet and silk ribbons, ete. ;
colors, old rose, gray, olive, navy,
brown, white and black. Regular
$2.;j0 and $3.00 values; C1 A c
Friday at pcrO
Ladies and Children's Hosiery
Friday Reductions
Children's
25c Hose 17c
MJM mM WtYJ
Children's black
lisle thread ribbed
Stockings, double
heels and toes and
double knees,
worth 25c pair,
for 17.
Ladies' White Lisle Stockings
Ladies' imported white lisle thread Stockings, laee boot, allover lace,
lace and embroidery, and embroidered iustep. Special value,
per pair oO
Extra Quality White Lisle Stockings
Ladies' imported white lisle thread Stockings, extra fine quality, lace
and embroidery, embroidered instep, and plain gauze lisle.
A pair 85 and $1.25
Gray Lisle Thread Stockings
We have in stock all the new and desirable shades of gray lisle thread
Stockings, both plain or lace boots. A pair 50
If V
Special Friday Values
Men's Underwear
$1 Gray Natural Merino
Underwear per Garment
79c
Medium-weight Underwear, suitable for the pres
ent or mid-Summer wear; 63 per cent pure
wool, well finished, and we consider them an
extra good value at $1.00 for Friday and Sat
urday at 79
Men's Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers
i
The shirts are well finished, with French neck,
self fronts and pearl buttons ; drawers are
made with French bands, double gusset, sus
pender tapes, and pearl buttons. Special val
ues at, garment ............. ....50
Ladies' $1.50 Gloves
Ladies' 2 and 3-clasp overseam and
pique Kid Gloves, with Paris Point and
Point embroidery. "White with self and black
stitching only. The lot includes gloves from the
world's best manufacturers never sold for less
than $1.50 a pair. Complete line of sizes; while
they last, the pair 98
Extra For Friday Only
35c Ribbon for 19c Yard
For Friday only we place on sale 15,000 yards of this
season's most populfcr ribbon "MESSALINE." Just
the- thing for millinery, belt, sash or neck purposes.
Comes in black, white, cream and every imaginable
color and shade. Worth 35e a yard for this great spe
cial sale at the remarkably low price of, IQp
yard 1JI
14c
For Tab Ribbons
Worth 25c
Thousands of yards of pretty and dainty Tab Rib
bons, fall IV2 inches wide, in warp print Dresdens,
plaids, stripes, etc Good values at 20c a yard.
39c Centerpieces, tzn
Special For 3
..25c
Beautiful conventional and floral designs,
24-inch size, splendid value at 39c, for..
EXAMINATION OP WISCONSIN
LUMBERMEN BEGUN.
James and Benjamin Doughty Say
They Had Nothing to Do With
Land Described in. Indictment.
OSHKOS1I. Wis., May 31. (Special.)
The examination of Leander Choate,
James Doughty, Benjamin Doughty,
Thomas Doly and James M. Bray,
charged with alleged land frauds in Ore
gon, took place In this city today, in the
Federal Court. United States Officer Mc
Donald Is in charge, and Messrs. . Reid
and Kenning, of Milwaukee, are present
In the interest of the Government. The
defense is being looked after by Judge
C. D. Cleveland, of Oshkosh, assisted by
A. K. Thompson.
This morning the examination began at
10 o'clock, and James and Benjamin
Doughty were examined. Both of these
lumbermen denied all charges contained
in the indictment and stated that they
had had no timber deals in Oregon since
1902, and that they have had nothing to do
with the purchase or sale of lands de
scribed in the indictment.
Mr. Doughty stated that -"e company
they represented had not employed Mr.
Black, of Shawano, or any Oregon peo
ple, in the purchase or sale of lands, and
that they had never intended to defraud
the Government in any of their deals. All
the men mentioned in the Indictment were
present in court, excepting James M.
Bray, who is a paralytic, and is confined
to his home.
Judge Cleveland explained to the court
the absence of Mr. Bray, and it was
agreed that it would be impossible to in
clude him in the court examination. At
torney A. S. Larson, of Shawano, was
present at the examination, in the inter
est of three Shawano men Included in the
indictment. Their examination will not
occur for a week or so.
Deadly Effect of Wood Alcohol.
RAWLINS, Wyo.. May 31. William
Wardlow and Jesse Keating, convicts,
died at the State penitentiary here yes
terday from the effects of drinking wood
alcohol. They were workers in the broom
factory, where shellac varnish is used in
finishing the handles. They secured the
varnish bottle, and allowing the shellac
to settle, drank the wood alcohol, which
Is used to cut the shellac. Both died In
horrible convulsions, having first become
totally blind from the effects of the drug.
At death the entire surface of the body
was as black as shoe leather. Two other
convicts drank the alcohol also, but as
they had indulged less freely, were saved.
DENY THEY BOUGHT TITLE
Mrs. Magee Paid Austrian Baron
Nothing to Wed Niece.
PITTSBURG. May 31. Because of a
statement that has been published about
the country that Baron Riedl, who is to
marry Louise Magee, niece and ward of
the late Senator Chris L. Magee, had de
manded a dowry of $100,000, much un
pleasant notoriety has resulted, and today
the family of the late Senator caused to
be given out a denial that any such de
mand was ever made. It was also stated
that Mrs. Magee would under no circum
stances consent to the payment of a mar
riage portion, were such a thing possible,
as it would be at variance to her princi
ples. The payment of a dowry, however,
is made impossible for the reason that
the Magee estate was left in trust by the
Senator at Mrs. Magee' s suggestion.
Miner Killed ,by Cave-In.
BAKER CITY. Or., May 31. A special
from Cable Cove Camp states that Ed
Leake. & miner working in the Mormon
Boy mine, was killed this afternoon by a
cave-in, which occurred while Foreman
John Riser had gone for power. On re
turning Rizer heard the crash and dug out
the body of Leake, whoirtust have died
Instantly. A few weeks ago Leake was
married in this county. His father is
editor of the Woodland, Cal., Democrat.
Coupon Free Yellowstone Park Trip
(NATION'S WONDERLAND)
ALONG THE COLUMBIA RIVER, THROUGH BOISE AND
SALT LAKE, VIA O.K. AN.
One Vote for -
THIS COUPON MUST BE VOTED ON OR
BEFORE JUNE 1, 1906
Tutt's Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
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A Vigorous Body.
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