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TIIE MORNING . OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 9, 1906.
Value to All-Silk 4 and 434-Inch Ribbons Sale
4' R r Extraordinary special sale of 4 and 4-inch O Ci
- C All Silk Dresden, Warp Print and Plaid Rib- J
i Yard bons; values to 45c a yard. Quantity limited. Yard
Values Ladies' Imported Wash Neckwear Special
Exceptional sale of rolling collars, turnovers, Buster Sale
r Brown and Dutch effects; also embroidered stocks. Ad- n mm
r II f mirable opportunity for -women of taste and refinement S. f C
to secure new and oriprinal effects at half their vnhic j
Good Merchandise Only Quality Considered Our Price Are Always the Lowest
FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY
Women's 75c Union Suits 49c
85c Women's Underwear 49c
Women's ribbed fleeced Union
Suits, both cream and natural
color, high neck, long sleeves;
regular 75c quality; A Qri
special sale at (.... ZJ'
Women's fine ribbed Vests and
Pants, both cream and natural,
high neck, long sleeves and
ankle length; 75c qual-
ity; sale price Zt
Women's fine quality ribbed
merino Vests and Pants, half
wool, both cream and natural;
regular 85c quality; Q-
special sale
Women's fine swiss ribbed me
rino Vests and Pants, both
white and gray; half wool and
good weights; $1.00 quality; extraordinary '7
value at
Reg. $6 Couch Covers $4.19
Heavy reversible Tapestry Couch Covers, in both Orien
tal and conventional designs, in a large variety of se
lected patterns ; 3 yards long, 60 inches CJ A, 1 Q
wide; values $5.50 and $6.00; your choice. . P xxsJ
Reg. $8.00 Lace Curtains, $4.98
Reg. 5.00 Lace Curtains, $3.15
300 pairs of Lace Curtains in 2, 3
and 4-pair lots, including the best
patterns in Cluny, Battenberg, Ren
aissance, Irish Point and Corded
Arabian Curtains. All are made of
the best quality of Bobbinet, in both
white and Arabian color, 3 and zVt
yards long, 50 to 54 inches wide.
Curtains that have ready sale for
$6.50, $7.50 and $8.00 qA aq
a pair; special c.0
400 pairs of Lace Curtains, in both white and Arabian color,
all made of the best quality of bobbinets and cable nets.
This season's best patterns in Cluny, Irish Point, Cable Net,
Grand Duchess and Renaissance Curtains, 3 and 3 yards
long, 48 to 52 inches wide; values $4.50 and ffq ! c
$5.00 a pair; special for this sale j04J
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Men's $5.50 Blanket Robes $3.75
Men's Reg. 85c Night Shirts 59c
86 Men's Blanket Bath and Lounging
Robes, made of soft heavy bath robe flan
nel, in a great variety of patterns and colors.
Not only a luxury that every man appreci
ates, but at a substantial saving. Nothing
much better for a Christmas gift, either.
Actual $5.50 values for only $3.75
MEN'S 85c NIGHT SHIRTS, 59c
500 Men's fine grade Outing Flannel Night .
Shirts, in a great variety of patterns ; sold
regularly at 85c; special sale 59
Men's $1.35 Merino Underw'r $1
Men's high grade ribbed natural Merino
Undershirts and Drawers, very soft and
warm; regular $1.35 quality for.. .Jjsl.OO
Men's 35c Merino Half Hose 25c
Men's fine Merino Half Hose, in black,
natural and clerical color; 35c quality
and extraordinary good value at . . . .25$
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8c Outing Flannel 5c Yd.
Outing Flannel in hair
lines, stripes, checks and
plaids. A limited quantity
only at this price.
15c Flannelette, lie Yd.
Persian Flannelette, in
navy, tan, pink, red, blue,
gray and greei effects, in a
large assortment of designs.
Very special for Friday.
20cSateen Drapery, 15c
30-inch Sateen, in fancy col
ors and elegant Japanese
designs; blue and white,
green and white, red and
white; regularly 20 c a
yard; special 15
Figured Twills, 7V2c Yd.
A good material for Quilt
Covers, bright designs, in
floral effects
for this sale, yard. .7 l-2
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$15 Coats for $9.95
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Women's Long Coats, made with double
breasted front and full loose back,
' notched velvet collar, new sleeves with
cuffs of fine' fancy mixed cloth, in tan,
brown, gray and blue; real value
$15.00; special sale $9.95
SPECIAL WEEK-END SALE
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Women's
Stylish
Plaid Coats
Women's 50-inch Full Loose
Back Coats, of fancy shadow
plaid material, in light and
dark gray, made with
notched velvet collar and
fancy-straps over shoulder,
trimmed with fancy but
tons; real value $18.50; very
special sale
312.50
oats
That demonstrate this store's great buy
ing power and usefulness to you as no
bargains ever did before. "We've GOT
to sell and repent," said the manufac
turers when they let us have these coats
at about half actual value. But sell they
had to and we were ready, just as always,
to pay cash, and so we got the pick of
the stock on hand and chose carefully
with reference to pleasing you most.
Women of judgment and taste cannot
help but approve of the coats. Stylish,
new, pretty, up-to-date, splendidly tail
ored, thoroughly well made, perfect fit-
Women's $22.50
Long Plaid Coats
Women's 50-inch All Wool
Plaid Coats, full loose back,
in fancy gray plaid and fan
cy tan plaid, made double
breasted, collarless, with vel
vet and braid trimming
around neck, full new coat
sleeves, with turned cuffs,
edged with velvet and braid
trimmed, two side pockets,
sleeves satin lined; real val
ue $22.50 ; special
$15.00
ting and economical women will ap
prove of them, too, for the most careful
shopping will not show the store that's
selling such new, desirable coats as these
are for a penny less than their actual
value, while in this sale they're here at
about half price. '
Reg.$25Coats,$16.50
For Friday Bargain Day only we offer
47 Women's 50-inch Double-Breasted
Coats, selected from splendid stock of
thousands of these popular garments.
Each coat is carefully made by a fa
mous New York maker, of fine im
ported Scotch cloaking, in green and
gray mixed cloth, with velvet collar;
made with extra flare back, yoke and
sleeves lined with Belding's guaran
teed satin; sold regular- C"13 TZf
ly at $25.00; Friday for. . iplO.OU
25c Silver Hatpins 122C
These Sterling Hat Pins come in a number of
very pretty designs Cupids, Roses and other nov
elty patterns. Good, long, strong pins. Buy several
at this extra low price.
Great Sale of Gas Mantles
Prices are cut deep on these Mantles best made
for the price strong, durable and brilliant. Get
two mantles for the price of one here Friday.
No. 1 Mantle Single weave, good brilliant
mantle; regular 2Dc value for XZMti
Xo. 2 Mantle Extra reinforced, strong, bril
liant and durable mantle; regular 25o
value 18d
No. 3 Mantle Double -weave, best mantle
'made, durable and brilliant; regular 3oc
value Sac
Regular 75c Stationery 38c
Novelty Box of Paper, put up in a clever little
box the shape of a dress suit case, with handle and
straps; contains one quire of paper and envelopes
to match, in the most popular finish.
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Sale of Household Needs
Cut prices for Friday and Saturday that save the
pennies :
Paraffine Hotel Candle; regular 13c; dozen 12f
Electric Candles; regular 30c; dozen 23i
Long Fancy Colored Candles; regular 6c; each 5
Assorted Christmas Candles, box of 24 for 10
Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 25
Gold Dust; regular 15c size 18tf
Best Silver Polish; regular 15c j)
Bizola Shoe Polish; regular 10c gt
Eavenola Black Polish; regular 10c 5
Shinola Complete Outfit 25
Silver Polisher Mittens ". . . .8
Klectric Silicon Polish "..".".". ". ". .8
.Pritz Pomade PoliHh
Plaid and SAffR Silk Petticoats
Regular $12.50 Values, $6.95
120 finest quality Silk Petti
coats, made in all the newest
fall styles, in accordion plaited
and knife effects; also in the
new section flafe and circular
ruffle effects, with deep silk
dust ruffles. The colors are
black, tan, brown, reseda, gray,
gunmetal, navy, green, white,
blue, and plaids in black and
white, red and black and blue
and green. Sold regularly to
$12.50; Friday Bargain
Day $6.95
S1.5Q Silver Knives & Forks, 98c
Triple Silver Plate on Steel
These Knives and Forks are good reliable triple silver
plate, on best steel base, in the popular satin finish and
shell satin design. Set of six, never sold for np
less than $1.50 set; sale price
FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY
Worn. Long Flannelette Kimonos
Really Worth $3.00, Only $1.49
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65 Women's Long Kimonos, of the
finest quality flannelette, full length
and width, with full shirred yoke back
and front, fancy band trimmings; col
ors, tan, gray, pink, blue, lavender and
cream, in quaint and dainty designs;
$3.00 values; while they last. $1.49
Japanese Crepe Short Kimonos
Regular $2.00 Value at $1.19
Fancy Japanese Crepe Kimonos, with
shirred yoke back and front, satin
band trimmings; colors, navy, black,
cream, pink, green, lavender and blue; exquisite Japanese de-signsT$2-oo
values for only $1.19
Great Friday Sale Drug Sundries
Special prices that make it worth while to lay in a year's
supply. Figure out the money you can save.
Swan's Down, the tamom
fnce powder, flesh and
white, box 12'C
Armour! Pond. Extract
Soap; regular price 25?;
special, per cake. ... 14i
Nlnetta, finest French rice Pow"irj
regular 50c box; special at.25C
Sheffield's Antiseptic Tooth Pow
der; regular 25c; special ... 15o
Dr Gravns' Tooth Powder. ..17
4-oz. bottle Superior Violet Water;
special 2-iC
A selection of Fine Perfumes, in
cluding 4711 and others; special,
ounce 25
Benzoin and Almond Cream, for
the complexion; special, per hot
tie 25
Cold Cream, large size, in jar:
special 12
Two-quart Water Bottle,
extra quality; regular
75c; special -t&f
Dr. Charles' Flesh Food; spl..39
Zluck Toilet Paper; special, pel
dozen packages 50C
Buttermilk, Turkish Bath, Violet,
Witch Hazel. Pine Tar Soap; per
dozen, special 48
Extra quality Whisk Broom; reg
ular 23c; special, each 18
Williams'' Barber Bar Soap; regu
lar 5c: special, 3 for lO
2000 Fine Sponges, assorted sizes;
pedal, each lO
Rose Ueaf Cream, for rhapped
hands and face; special, per bot
tle 12C
Dr. Brewer's Hair Solvent, for re
moving hair from the neck and
arms; regular $1.00; special. SOC
2-quart Fountain Syringe; spe
cial 75
Louden's Cucumber Cream; resu- '
lar 2oc; special 15
3-1 h. bar imported fine
white Castile Xonp; reg
ular value ."ci pl..39
IS. Dupont's French Stay Clean
Toothbrush, always free from
dust and germs, sweet and
clean; very special 18
2-quart Combination Water Bottle
and Syringe; special Sl.lO
.ESPEyS CREAM
Special. 15c
5000 cakes of superior
Toilet Soap, S assorted
brands; repulnr value 10c
cake; special 5
Ladies' 25c Neck Ruching 17c
A limited quantity of Neck Ruching for special Friday
sale, in white and colors, all new, desirable styles ; sold
regularly at 25c and really worth more. For this sale,
three yards for 50c, or, a yard 17
ALLOTMENT OF RANGES
SATISFACTORY MEETING HELD
AT WALLOWA.
Government Officials and Raisers ot
Sheep, Cattle and Horses Reach
Amicable Agreement.
WALLOWA, Or., Nov. 8. (Special.)
The regular allotment of ranges in the
Wallowa and Chesnimnus forest reserve
is tn progress here today. The general
assembly for the reception of applications
met In the Tully Hall, Monday evening,
with J. H. Dobbin In the chair. Matters
ot vital importance to the sheepmen were
Oiscussed and the meeting adjourned until
the following morning when A. S. Pot
ter, of Washington, D. C, was Introduced
and explained the poliey of the Govern
ment in regard to the control of the var
ious reserves. He stated that the portion
of the Wallowa-Chesnlmnus reserve al
lotted to sheep -was found to be over
stocked and that coneequently the num
ber of sheep on the reserve would be re
duced, but that the cattle and horse al
lotment had been found very satisfactory
and would not Ve changed.
Howard K. O'Brien, ranger In charge,
then appointed the committee to receive
requests for allotment- After a few re
marks the committee repaired to the of
fice of the Wallowa and Chesnimnus forest
reserve, where they proceeded to receive
applications for range from sheepmen.
This occupied the remainder of the day
and until a late hour at night.
Wednesday morning the committee com
pleted taking applications from the sheep
men and considered applications on the
cattle and horseraleers. At a late hour
the last of the applications was received
and matters arranged satisfactorily to
the cattle and sheepmen. The only dif
ficulty arising was over fhe South Ches
nimnus district, which is adapted lo sheep
in the higher altitudes and to cattle and
horses in the lower belt. To reach the
sheep range it la necessary for sheen to
pass over the lower range, and to this
the cattle-raisers objected.
The recommendation of the Government
is that the sheep be allowed to graze in
this portion of the reserve. Matters will
be taken up with the department at
Washington and decided there.
Both cattlemen and sheepmen have or
ganized associations for the advancement
of their interests. This is the second
year of the forest reserves in this county
and the management has been generally
satisfactory to both cattlemen and sheep
men. A movement is under way to extend the
boundary of the Chesnimnus reserve and
a petition to that effect has been for
warded to the department. A remon
strance by the homesteaders and squat
ters in the proposed district has also been
forwarded to Washington. A resolution
was adopted by both associations asking
for more help In the management: of the
ranges. This is virtually a call for at
least four more rangers In this county.
MILLIONS FOR NEW CARS
A. Lincoln Hart, a well-known news
paper man who returned recently from
New York City, has accepted a position
.n Hicks-Chatten Company.
HARRIMAX EQUIPS ROADS FOR
INCREASED TRAFFIC.
Buys 10,000 Ordinary Freight Cars
and 6600 Refrigerators for .
Delivery During 190 7.
CHICAGO, . Nov. 8. The Tribune to
morrow will say:
Prompted by the congestion of trafflo
and the car shortage for this year, the
Harriman lines are making purchases of
freight equipment for 1907 on a grand
scale. It was announced yesterday that
they now have orders in for t21,0OO.UOO
worth of refrigerator, box. flat and gon
dola cars, all of which it is expected
will be delivered before the season of
heavy traffic next year.
The total number ef freight cars or
dered by them but not jet delivered is
16,600. Of these 6600 are refrigerator cars.
These will be of the most modern type
and will cost 11600 each. About 6i of
them will be delivered before January 1
and the rest have 'been promised at the
rate of 600 a month during the first
months of next year. After all have been
received the Harriman lines will own a
total of 7470 refrigerator cars. Heretofore
they have used annually 4000 to 5000 be
longing to the Armour Car Line Company.
Good Cough Medicine for Children.
The season for coughs and colds Is now
at hand and too much care cannot be
used to protect the children. A child is
much more likely to contract diphtheria
or scarlet fever when he has a cold. The
quicker you cure his cold the less the
risk. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
the sole reliance of many mothers, and
few of them who have tried it are willing
to use any other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher,
of Ripley. W. Va., says. "I have never
used anything other than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for my children and it has
always given good satisfaction." This
remedy contains no opium or other nar
cotic, and may be given as confi
dently to a child as to an adult. For
sale by all druggists.
IDAHO LAi-FBAOO TRIALS
FALL TERM OF FEDERAL COVRT
BEGIXS AT MOSCOW.
President W. F. Kettenbacn, of the
Lewiston National Bank, Is One
of the Principal Defendants.
MOSCOW, Idaho, Nov 8. (Special.)
The Fall term of the Federal Court for
the Northern district of Idaho convened
here today. Special interest attached to
the proceedings of the term, for the rea
son that the persons indicted a year ago
for alleged land frauds be tried upon the
offenses charged. The most prominent
men under indictment are: W. F. Ket
tenbach, president of the Lewlston Na
tional Bank; George H. Kester, cashier
of the same Institution, and William
Dwyer. a timber locator formerly in th
employ of the state. These three men are
charged with conspiring to defraud tho
L'nited States out of titles to timb-T
lands. C. W. Robnett, bookkeeper of the
Lewiston National Bank, is also indicted.
It is charged that these men were em
ployed by the bank officials In connection
with the frauds.
The grand and trial juries have been
summoned to appear next Monday. Wherv
the trials will begin. The District At
torney will tomorrow decide which of the
defendants will be first tried. It Is inti
mated that an effort will be made to
bring further indictments. Who the par
ties are remains a secret, but it is in
ferred that these offenses committed are
new and that the scene of operations has
ben in Kootenai County. Counsel for
Kettenbach, Kester, Dwyer and Robnett
are ready for trial and it Is said a con
tinuance will not be asked.
The birycle la now a. favorUe meann of
transportation In South Afrk-a. to which
place hundreds ot discarded wheels ar
Khilipecl by jobhers, who buy them up In
America and England. The natives taku
kindly to them, and Xulua In their sinipls
coRtume are full of pride In their possession.