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OUR GREAT JANUARY SALE AND ANNUAL WHITE CARNIVAL NOW IN FULL BLAST February Delineator on Sale, 15c
THE 1IOENIXG OREGOXUN,: FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1907.
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95 New Cluster Fur Neck Scarfs
$5.00 Values at Only $2.75
For our Great Friday Bargain Day we offer
as an extraordinary special, 95 fancy Isabella
Opossum FuTclustcr Scarfs 9f extra fine
quality, trimmed at each end Tfrith three nat
ural fur tails. A style and quality that the
exclusivdur store sells for about $87oo70uf
A Jll
regular $5.00 quality Friday
for only
Plaid and Black Waists
Values to 85.95 at fiQc
350 Plaid and Black Mercerized Sateen Waists,
with embroidered fronts, in panel and allover
effects; newest sleeves and stock eollars-
Sold regularly to $2.75 j special fiQp
sale price.
$4.50 Corsets, $1.68
S8.50 Corsets, $2.98
For Friday clearance we have
grouped together all odd lots and sizes
of the very best graaes Qt corsets to
be sold at a fraction ot their real value
LOT 1 Odd lots and sizes of La Vida, C.
a la fepirite, Nemo and v . H. Corsets;,
regular values to $4.00, lo C?" QO
be dosed out Friday at only. PluO
XiOT 2 Lot of La Vida-Corsets, of fine im
ported coutil and heavy broche : values
to $8.50; reduced to
only
roche: values
$2.08
mmMm
S1.25 Silk and Lace Stocks, 63c
35cCoIlars, 21C"3T5aaUl37
These bargains in Ladies" Neckwear are so extraordinary that
every woman should buy now for future needs.
35c Collars, 27c
Lndies' Stock Collars, hand
made, of ribbon and beads, lawn,
etc. - -
f 75c Collars, 47c
$1.25 Collars, 63c
Xiidies'. silk and lace Stocks,
Rever Sets for Coats; regular val
ues to yi.as.
$3,50 Collars, $1.37
Ladles' Stocks, Timiovers, Lace Ladis' Collars, Lace Collar and
Revers, Pique . Kevers, and Cuffs Chlf Sets,-Rever Sets, etc.; values
for Coats. to 3.50. -
Silk NecK Ruffs, Half
All of our elegant assortment of silk and maline Neck
Ruffs, in black, white ana colors; all beautiful styles; priced
from $2.35 to $12.00. Prices cut exactly in half
.$1.13 to $6,Q0Eartl
Long wanting Gloves, $3,25
$l.QO-S1.25Childreirs Gloves 59c
Ladies' 16-button length Walking Gloves. the heavy kind that
look like Dent's; also colors in regular i &-but ton a r- rm
Kid Gloves; all sizes; the $4 kind tor $0iuu
Odd line of Children's Kid Gloves, in small, medium and large "
sizes; all colors; were $1.00 and $1.25. They are -q
placed on sale at only M , 0J
JAN.SALE KNIT UNDERWEAR
Ladies' heavy fleeced Vests and
Pants, either ecru or natural;
well made and perfect-fitting
HiMMitiiMinii 430
Ladies' Swiss ribbed Merino
Vests and Pants; ecru or nat
ural; special .......... .6S
Ladies' Qneita Uniou Suits
bigh neck, long sleeves ; ecru
or natural ; special for this
sale 79t
Ladies' heavy ribbed fleeced
cotton Union Suits; high neck,
lonj? sleeves; well made. Spe-
cial 39
Hosiery Department
Ladies' heavy rijbbed ' black
wool Hose; seamless foot, me-
vino heels and toes; special,
pair 21
Ladies' fine grade black ribbed
wool Hose, seamless foot, me-
rino heels . and toes; special,
pair 29s
Ladies heavy fleeced cotton
stoeldnjrs; regular made, with
extra spliced heels and toes;
special, pair ...21
$4,50 Vals. $2.23
Extraordinary Friday bargain
Clearance of 275 women's
Handbags,' leather-lined, fit
ted with coin purse. Actual
$4.50 value, for) rjrj
only faU
$7.5Q Suitcase $5.98
Cowhide leather Suit Cases of
thr, bKt quality heavv leather,
with shirt-fold and strap all
around; heavy padded corners,
$7.60 values $5.98
$2.50 Pegmold leather Suit Cases
on sale Friday at SX.68
From the Lipman. Wolfe School of Style
$1Q, $12.50 long Plaid Coats, $6.83
$15 to .$20 Long Plaid Coats, $5,85
325' new Long Coats, full, loose back and 12S 'Women's Plaid and Fancy Mixture Long
front; 50 inchca long; made of fancy gray Coats in the swcllcst effects; made of all.
shadow p.ail cloth; all the newest and wool materials in browns, grays, green and
roost approved styles; f j blue mixtures. Reg. $15 gmm -sa mm
sold regularly at $10 Xkfc K to $20 valiik Greatest jKK HS
to $12.50. Friday sale r coat bargain of the year t"
Manufacturers' Rug Sale
At '4 Value
5000 Kug Carpet sam-
pies of the best quality
of velvet, tapestry , and
body Brussels. They are
in full rug sizes, all
bound, ready for use.
This Is trie greatest rug
value ever offered and
splendid opportunity for
every home and office
v
Tapestry Rug Samples, 27x27 Inches, special 29c
Tapestry Rug Samples. 27x30 inches, special 59c
Tapestry Rug Samples, 27x54 Inches, special 89c
Axminster Rug Samples, 27x54 in., special $1,39
1 " Tin
$648 Ostrich Plumes $2.69
A most extraordinary Friday Sale bargain, we offer
just 4-8 beautiful and perfect Ostrich. Feathers, in-
eluding light blue, pink, tan, brown, black and white
plumes; also a few novelty feathers in two-tone effects.
Positively the most remarkable values fl Ffr J A
ever offered in Ostrich Feathers, at.... PUv7
mm
Great Cut-Price January Sale of
Sterling Silver Articles
T-TTK Tanuarv Sale: nf Sterling Silver Articles offers
TJ .the greatest bargains of the year. Every piece is
I n9.C.Tftnft fin and starting e.trrT;ncr W have
gathered thousands of pieces of finest workman
ship, in exclusive designs that cannot be dupli-
cated by any other Portland establishment Not
only is the assortment magnificent, but on account of the im
mense prestige of the house of Lipman-Wolfe in the markets
of the world wc auotc the lowest prices ever quoted. Do not
fail to buy liberally at sale prices.
85c Sterling- Novelties, 49c
.Extraordinary values in nne etched de?i&n Kail Files,
Kail Brush8, Tooth Brush. Cuticle Knives, Darners,
Tweeien. Paper
Horns, etc.
Cutters. Blotters. Tabla Bella. Shoe
SOc Sterling Silver Novelties, 28c
Sterling Silver Toothpick Holders. Perfume Bottle.
Tooth Powder Bottles and Cold Cream Jars: all new
patterns.
35c Coftt Hunger,. 20c
To sew on the back of the coat; S3c
value.
$S.OO Shavlns Sets. $3.20
Cut glass, sterlinsr top. with sterling;
brush, '
75c Key Ring for 40c
Sterlinsr sliver. Frond and stroner.
25c Strawberry Emeryf, ISc
Everyone knows this popular novelty never
sold below 25c before.
$10 ana 12 Military Brushes. 7.20
New and exclusive designs carried only by
this store.
$2.25 Stationery SeU. $1.40
Rox contalnlnff four pieces- stationery ar
' C CS" 35c and 50c Book Marks, 20c
Two styles all silver and the regular rib-
bon markers with sterling; .ornaments.
OO Grip Tags. SOe
Urxe tle TKS In the new French sray
.finish. .
$1.25 Match Hose SOc
A neat els box, witrx choice of different
deigno. jji.oO Stamp Boxes 60c
$1.35 and $1-25 Brushes. SOe
New oattern Bonnet Brush, Velvet Brush
and Whisk Broom; jsretty designs, gooi
hristlcs,
$8.00 Military Brushes $4.00 Pair
Regular size box in the hew design.
H1.SO S.
Lt box wltti
able.
$1.00 Poeket Combs, 72c
SI. SO Sewins- Sets. 98c
Ne,t box wltb tbroe pieces tor eew
ing table.
Poeket Comb, sterling tot. In
6 inches loner: regular 91 value.
Reg. 3.00 Hair Brushes, SZ.40
Large sterling silver Hair Bruahe,
sold regularly, at $3.00.
$ 1 .OO Manicure Articles. 80e
ISxtra large Files. Tweezers. Outiele
Knives, Pumice Holders, etc.. $1 values.
$10.00 Sterling Mirror, $7 60
Extra large sterling silver . M.rrors,
resuler SIO values.
$1.25 Whisk Brooms, SOc
sterling silver mounted WllisK
Brooms.
AH lver fcngraved r ree sSv T
During ihwoale muYr$t&'
OnflJ, Complete Toilet and Manicun Sati in Sterling Silver
AS 19 Jil Ail c,uio, bon; Mounted wiH Sterling Silver Jgl
GREATEST STATIONERY SALE
EVER HELD IN PORTLAND HALF PRICE
An enormous shipment of sta-
tjoncry intended for the holiday
trade has just reached us, delayed
by unforeseen accidents. Xhat is
the reason for giving the greatest
stationery values ever seen in
Portland..
25c STATIONERY 12c
50c
$1.25 Souvenir Spooni 93c
Sterlinar Souvenir Coffee Spoon, hand-en-
f raved bowls witli Webfoot, Hose Cltv and
ortland deslfrns: regularly $1.25 and SI. 35. ,
f 3.50 Cloth Bruh, f 2.00
Good, large glze. now design, eood bristles.
Sl.OO Art Glass for 80e
"loot n ISrusn ffottlcs. Cold Cream, Ink
$1.50 Depoiit Bottles 68c
Rich Glass Perfume Bottles, nioelv rovered
with sterling silver In pretty scroll designs.
96. OO Stwrlins Mirror. $4.80
Beautiful Drimrosc deeiBrn In French srra.v;
regular $5,00 value.
$3.50 Sterling SeU. $2.00
Oonrit And Brush set in neat box, with ster
ling: back.
Silver Ink Well, 20c
Sterling .silver top Ink Wells, glass
SiWer Mucilage Bottle, Oc
Storlins silver Mucilage Bottles, glass
Baby Rattles. Special 52c
Baby Rattles of pearl, with Sterling
silver bells. '
$1.25 Bodkin Sets, 80c
. Sterling; silver Bodkin Sets, conslst-
-' ing of three ribbon runners. .
SI -SO Baby Rattles for S1.20
Baby Rattles, pearl bandies, with
extra large silver bell or rattle.
A number of styles of juvenile
Paper, or small notp. size; white and
blufi : recular 2rp, vnlnp.
f'L r, r- a . ,
Keeular size linen fabric boxed Pa-
t -i . . . . 1 . 1. 1 i .
Yl-f new aqape, cuiure, Dine, wniie,
MZTrJ per and envelopes.
STATIONERY 28c J25 STATIONERY 08c
Beautiful bos, containing 50
sheets of paper and envelopes to
match ; freut value.
$3 STATIONERY $1.48
Handsome cabinet, containing
four different sizes of pnperj eight
quires of paper and envelopes to
match; latest shapes and styles.
35c STATIONERY 2Qc
CEilUren's Lllliputian-slze Dec
orated Paper, nice for parties and
correspondence ; assorted designs j
nicely finished, '
50c STATIONERY 28c
Novelty hemstitched paper, in
box containing' quire of paper and
'envelopes to match ; smart effect.
Cabinet box of paper, containing
50 sheets of paper and oO envel
opes ; blue or white - lineu fabric ;
best quality.
73c STATIONERY 33c
Cabinet box containing assort-
rueut of paper, two sizes, gome,
blue, some white ; 50 sheets of pa
per avid envelopes to match.
S1.Q05TATIQNERY48C
Largre cabinet containing: 100
sheets of paper and ICO envelopes
of fine linen paper j new eliape en
velopes. $1.25 STATIONERY 58c
Tine large box of linen fabric
paper; new shape envelopes.
Silver Boole Markers, 20c
Sterling; silver Book Marker,,
ana pretty desum,.
Sterling Key Rings, 40c
Key Rings in sterling silver, large
and strong.
Don't Worry -Watch Us Grow
The amount of money you
save at Liptnan-Wolfe's Owl
Cut-Rate - Drug Store repre
sents the tribute that the
Drug Trust doesn't get.
$1.00 size Beef. Iron
and Wine 61c
Henderson's famous
Ktdnev and Back
ache puis ie
Camphorated Oil, the
small size, spl.. 84
t-lb. can Sodium
Phosphate 2fl4
t-lo. can B6rax..5e
.lb. can Boraxo.SOc
1 or. Quinine Sulphate
for onlv Jtl
100 Blaud'a PIIU.24e
Manhattan Porous Plaster, loc
tacii. 3 for . . .; S5t
Harlem Oil. bottle..
6
25c bottle Ess. peppermint 19
25o bottle Oil Sweet Almonds
for
FigKtlng tke Drug Trut
65c 75c Belts, 10c
Special lot- of whift kid-ntted
belts. 65a and 73c values.
Clearance Friday at only 10(f
SPRING SUITINGS
GOc Values for 43c
New Spring Suitings, in black
and white effects, checks and
Sjaidsj regular price 60c yard J
anuary Sale AQg
price. .. . ............
$2.00 Suitings, $1,4S
$2.00 Shadow Plaid Broadcloths
54 inches wide, in brown,
navy and green ; CI A. Q
January sale price, v
$2.SO Suitings. $1 25
f2.50 and $2.23 silk and wool
crepe, 47 inches wide ; import
ed French cloth in all street
colo.-s; January
price.
$1.25
60c Novelty Suitings 39e a Yard
91-25 Noveltr Suitings 69c Yard
J 1 50 Novelty Suiting! 89c Yard
Remnants of black and col
ored Dress Ooods. at Clearance
Sale prices.
Foreign Board Suggests That He
TEDDY AS A MISSIONARY ' "?'h'8r h 5?
worth a whole army of missionaries. Xhe
effect ot Euch a trip in opening: th way
. mo wacnings ot the gospel would be
tremendouft' and the act would b a
crowning glory of even such a. life and
ucn an aaministrauon as th-at of our
President."
Should Make Tour of Par East.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. lo. The confer
ence or roreisn mission boards adopted a
report of the Congo Committee directing
that the condition ' of affairs In the
Conga be called to the attention of the
president of the United Statea, the Senate
Smith Will Succeed Alger. -IAN'SIXQ.
Mich.. Jan. 10. Congress.
presiaent or me uimuu oiftiw, mo otruai-o n1an William ilia aMti. . , . ,
and the House of Representatives and to ; "ia , , . A d!? m ff 0rana
Kin Edward.
Professor Nona of the Lancaster Th
olofrical Seminary, said:. ..... '
."XX President Roosevelt, at-the expira-
Rapids, was tonight nominated to suc
ceed United States Senator Russell A.
Alger, a, thsre are only half a doian
democrats m the Sut legislature, ft.
I
night's nomination by the Republican 1UI IT MA ( LINES EXTENDING
caucus la equivalent to an election. , 1 J LIHM l-x
Eastern JluUnomah System Will M$
Twenty Miles ot Wires.
railiire on Cotton Exchange.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10. The failure ot
Wi ft- Miller, of Be It on, Tex., a member
of the few York Cotton Exchange, to
meet his financial obligations to mem-
bers of the Exchange, was announced
today. Miller's oblleratlons, which. It )
is saia. win not exceea ti.uuv.uuu, were
balances flue on closed contracts.
The action of Carter's Little IJver FMIla
fa pteotsant. mild and natural. They
pently stimulate, the liver and regulate
Uia bowels, but do not purge.
GRESHAM, Or., Jan. ;o.-(Speclal.)-The
Multnomah & Clackamas County Mutual
Telephone Company held its annual meet
in -r here yesterday and elected officers
for the coming year a follows: Presi-
flent, C. R, Keller; vice-president, Theo
dore Bruger; secretary, Arthur Dowsett:
directors O. F. Trtuegg, E. 15. Jenne, Theo
dore Bruger and Arthur Dowsett.
The system now covens nearly 30 miles
and probably 20 miles more will be built
the coming- Spring and Summer. The
lines now run In every direction from
Gresham. One goes to the Sandy River.
12 miles ea6t from here: another to Rock-
wood; another to Falrview; ne to Syca
rnore, and on all of these lines extensions
are being made. Provision has been made
for 12 wires on each circuit and this whole
Section will be practically encompassed
before the end of the present year. The
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph
Company has joined In a contract for
ong-dlstance service over Its entire sys
tem through the Gresham central sta-
-ion. which It maintains free of cost to
he rural subscribers in consideration of
the long-distance business It (rets. The
former's line here 1b admitted to be the
best built and equipped In the state and I OPPOSES HUMBOLDT
a paying institution to its owners. Nearly
every user of a telephone Is a stock
holder, only a few being rented by the
year.
House wiicre McKinlqr Died,
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Jan. 10. The former
residence of John O. Mllburn, on Dela
ware avenue, to which the late President
McKinley was taken after he was shot
and where ho died, was badly damaged
by fire this morning.
People who suffer from rheumatism
fave taKcn Hoofl'i fiarEaparllla and found
lasting relief.
IDEA
California Federation of Labor Dis-
approves Boycott of Orientals.
STOCKTON, CL. Jan. lO.The Stato
Federation of Labor, in convention Tiere
today, refused to endorse the boycott
originated m HumboIUt County against
Japanese and Koreans and all persons
who. employ them.
Another resolution commending the ac
tion of labor unions in Humboldt Countv
In driving owt Chinese who had been Ship
ped in, also ras voted down.