3
Straw Sailor Hats
Value, to $2.50 at $1.39
lfMi6i) cy 'Sfefejly! scarfsandsquares
All Neckwear, Vals. to 75c for 19c
$l-$1.25-$1.50Neckw'r49c
Friday we will sell our entire stock of new and
stylishWomen's Neckwear Lace and Net Bows.
Jabots, Ascot Ties, Embroidered Bows and Neck-
wear of every description. Values up to -fl g"
75c, Friday Bargain Day
Also our entire stock of Women's Neckwear, sell
ing regularly at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. - Afn
day Bargain Day. EC
$1 Muslin Underwear, 59c
One great sale lot of Gowns, Corset Covers and Drawers, made of cambric
and nainsook. Gowns cut circular neck, lace trimmings. Corset Covers cir
cular neck, with lace, insertion, beading and ribbon trimming. Draw
ers various styles. Values to $1.00 for
v.
Many Unadvertised Specials in Muslin Underwear, Kimonos, Etc.
Lace,Chiffon,ChantiIlyVeils
$1.50,2,50,3.50 Values 98c
Our greatest offering in Ready-tcearjyeils all kinds and
styles in one grand Friday Bargain Sale Lace VeilsTChiffon
Veils, Chantilly Veils, Embroidered Veils 1, 1, 2 and 3 yards
long. All colors. Not a single veil in the lot worth less than
$1.50, and most are regular $2.50 to $3.50 veils, while fQ
they last Friday ..70C
Ml Today Only We Will Ml
mm Sell 200 Dozen Men's jM
BllVtflU a'. HI 1 If 1 IH III MAMiMl
'. Collars ;g
ffl "Redman" Brand
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WashGoods"o65catl5c
The biggest Wash Goods bargain yet offered 5000 yards of this season's
choicest and daintiest fabrics, including Imported Voiles, Imported Zephyrs,
Imported Organdies, Fancy Madras, Imported Dimities. Values to 65c g
yard, Friday Bargain Day lU
C. B., La Vida, W. B. Corsets
Vals.to$8.50at$1.89
For Friday Bargain Day only we offer a lot
of odd lines and sizes of C. B. a la Spirite, La
Vida and W. B. Corsets in various styles, in
cluding low and medium bust, dip hip aad
short hip, made of coutil and batiste. Regular
values up to $8.50. On the bar- G1 qA
gain table for Friday only at pl0s
$5 Lingerie Waists $2.38
$3.50 Union Linen Skirts $1.35
100 Soft Mull and Lawn Lingerie Waists, very fine and very prettily
trimmed, with filet and Valenciennes laces in richly-designed patterns.
Some have yokes of shirred Val. lace; others elaborately made of lace
with Baby Irish, medallions, shirred lace collars also tucked with
-$2.38
lace edging. Values to $5.00, on sale
at
Only a limited number of these pretty, cool White Wash Skirts, made
of union linen and sold regularly up to $3.50. They are tailored so that
they hang gracefully and are exceptional in stylet,. Less
than wholesale cost Friday at.
$1.35
35c Tan Hosiery 23c
Women's Tan Lisle or Cotton
Stockings, made with seamless
foot and double heels and toes;
all the new tan shades. o O
Reg. 35c quality for fcOC
Embr'd'er'd Black Stock
ings, 3 Pairs for $1.00
Women's fine black lisle thread or
fine maco eotton Stockings, with
embroidered insteps, in a great va
riety of fancy patterns; values
to 6oc pair. Three 11 ((
pairs for f.i..vrvr
25c Children's Hose, 3 Fairs for 50c
Children's black Cotton Stockings, lxl rib, double heel,
toe and knee, guaranteed fast black; regular SS"
2oc values, 3 pairs for OvC
Women's Lisle Vests 29c
Women's tine lisle Vests, lojw neck, no
sleeves, regular 43c quality
Women's lisle Union Suits, low neck, no
sleeves, umbrella style. Regular 98c quality. . . .
29c
63c
Lace Clearance
Vals. to $1.00 Yard, 29c
A general clearance in the Lace Section
including Appliques, Net Tops, Bands and
high-grade laces of every description, all in
one sale lot. Values to $1.00 yard, r f
Friday sale .. .. .&&C
Friday Notion Bargains
2ic Shirtwaist Belts, elastic and self-aajusting
6c Linen Shoe Traces, 6 pairs for XO
J1.50 Feather Dusters, very large size, at i&8i
10c Curling Irons, hidden spring, medium 70
20c Furniture Polish, cleans and polishes, at 12'4
25c Shinola Brush and Dauber. Friday 18
10c Rising Sun Stove Polish, a cake
25c Jena Opal Globes, tits anv burner XSd
20c Gas Torches. Friday Bargain Day
5c Gas Tapers, "Never Drip," box 2H
5c Shelf Paper, lace edge, -all colors 4e
25c Gold Dust, 3-pound package 1S
15c pkg. Pearline, the great cleanser Sc
10c can Dutch Cleanser, newest and best. 8d
Men's Suspenders, 29c
Mens Fine Lisle Suspenders, made with white or
tan. calf leather ends, double slot loop, etc.
; WASH SUITS
$5.85
ft it i Snm'-
100 Wash Suits of
plain and striped duck.
All color stripes.
Real values $10.00
Lipman-Wolf e 6c Co
Challenge Sale of Silk Gloves
These Glove prices are absolutely the lowest quoted In
States, and every pair Is a standard make on which
everybody knows the price. We still challenge any
merchant in America to offer values that equal them.
(signed) LIPMAN, WOLFE S CO.
$1.75 "Kayser?' Silk Gloves, 95c
Yes, these are the same 16-button Silk "loves that were scarce
last year at $1.75 a pair. The low price is made possible by the
low cost of raw silk at present. All with double-tipped fingers;
all sizes in black, white and leather shades and colors. Everv nair
new, Kayser and other standard makes. Regular price f J?
$1.75 pair, Friday Bargain Day C?OC
$2.50 Silk Gloves, 16-Button, gl.55
Highest-grade "Kayser" and "Fownes" 16-button length Silk
Gloves in black, white, the wanted colors. Double tipped,
best qualities, all sizes. Values up to $2.50, d1 f?
a pair '. -f)J.JO
75c Two-Clasp Lisle Gloves, 25c Pr.
any city Is the United
$8.00 Suitcases at $5.69
$5.50 Suitcases at $3.69
Matting Suitcases, linen lined, shirt fold, straps all
around, heavy cowhide corners, strong tC CO
brass locks and belts ipiJ.VJiJ
Matting Suitcases, straps all around, heavy cowhide
corners, fancy lined, shirt fold, tO CQ
$5.50 values pJ.VJZ
$2.50 Couch Cov'rs $1.49
$3.00 Hammocks, $1.89
Heavy reversible tapestry Couch Covers, in beauti
ful Oriental patterns, 3 yards long, 60 fl- A q
inches wide, values to $2.50, at V TJ
Gopd, serviceable Hammocks, made of double twine,
finely woven, with upholstery pillow, d- Qq
ppreader and deep valance ' . .P 1 Oi
Lace Curtain Sale
Great general sale of Lace
Curtains of all kinds from
$3.50 to $7.50 pair, includ
ing handsome patterns in
Renaissance, Cluny, Bat
tenberg, Irish Point,
Cable Net, Nottingham
and Novelty Lace Pat
terns, white or Arabian
color, 2y2 and 3 yards
long, 45 to 54 inches wide,
all reduced as follows:
Regular $3.50 Lace Curtains $2.29 Pr.
Regular $4.50 Lace Curtains $2.89 Pr.
Regular $5.50 Lace Curtains $3.89 Pr.
Regular $6.50 Lace Curtains $4.68 Pr.
Regular $7.50 Lace Curtains $5.45 Pr.
-
White and Fancy Vests
Vals. to $4 at $1.55
500 Men's White and Fancy Vests, high
grade and excellent workmanship and trim
mings.. The latest models and patterns with
piped and flap pockets. Flannels, mercer
ized, silk mixtures and washable fabrics;
stripes, checks, olaids and neat ffprt
light and dark shades. Values all the wav
up to $.uu, at our low sale
price.
$1.55
PHONE LINE TO DAK GROVE
LOCAL, PARTIES ORGANIZE TO
PUT IX SYSTEM.
Tt Connection With Portland
Over Pacific States Wires Con
struction to Begin at Once.
OREGON CITY. Or.. July 33 (Special.)
An important telephone deal has just
fceen completed in the organization of the
Oak Grove Telephone Company, with a
' capital stork of $4000. divided into 400
shares at $10 per share. The majority
of the stock has been subscribed and or
ganisation was perfected Tuesday night
at the first meeting of the stockholders.
Judge Dlmlck. of this city, is taking care
of the legal end of the new corporation.
It is proposed to establish an exchange
at Oak Grove, with trunk lines to Port
land and free connection with the me
tropolis. The new company has entered
Into an arrangement with the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Company, through
George Hall, its Clackamas County man
.Iter, under which the system will be op
erated on the same basis as St. John.
Jdontavtlla ar.d the Sellwood lines into
Portland.
The Oak Grove company is to have the
exclusive privilege of operating telephones
in the following territory, with the excep
tion of such instruments as the Pacific
Company may already have in operation:
From the Intersection of the south boun
dary of the Selwood golf links with the
Willamette River; east two miles; thence
south to the intersection of a line drawn
east and west to Meldrum's Station;
thence west to the Willamette River;
thence following the course of the river
to the point of beginning.
The new" system will be in operation
inside of two months, with at least 60 I
pnones. t eclar poles were distributed
yesterday and there will be no delay in
commencing the work. The equipment
will be standard throughout and the
central energy plant will obviate the ring
ing of a bell to call the central operator.
It is probable that a five-cent rate be
tween Oregon City and Oak Grove win
be maintained.
Make Long Auto Trip.
SAN DIEGO. Cal., July 23. J. A.
Gabel, wife and small cocker spaniel.
In an automobile, equipped with tent,
cots and fishing tackle, have just com
pleted a trip across the United States,
north and south, having left Chehalls,
Wash., June 22, traveling through
Portland, the Willamette Valley and
Eugene, on the old California-Oregon
stage route, over the Siskiyou Moun
tains, through the Trinity Mountains,
down the Sacramento Valley to San
Francisco, thence via San Luis Obispo
to Los Angeles and the coast road to
San Diego and Tla Juana, a distance
of 3000 miles, without an accident and
only once stuck In the sand.
Charres Lipplncott, Inventor.
PHILADELPHIA. July 23. Charles
Lipplncott, a member of a well-known
Philadelphia family and an inventor of
note, is dead at his home in this city,
aged 83 years.
See Rosenthal's window, shoe bargains.
PVPILS NEED CHRISTIAN IX
FLUEXCE, SAYS I. B. RHODES.
Lectures at Bible School on Evil Ef
fects of Attempts to "Ape"
. Vniversity Students.
ALBANY. Or.. July 23. (Special.)
That the High School offers the chief
problem to those engaged in Christian
work regarding boys, was the thought
advanced in the Summer Bible school
here today by I. B. Rhodes, of Port
land, secretary of the Oregon-Idaho In
terstate Y. M. C. A. He pictured
startling conditions from the view
point of a Christian worker in the present-day
High Schools, and said the
boys in the High School need Christian
influence more than any others.
That the present conditions are due
In large measure to the fact that High
Schools try to "ape" university students,
was the opinion of Secretary Rhodes.
High School fraternities received a
denunciation at the hands of the
speaker. Commencement festivities,
continuing a whole week, with Junior
Prom.. Senior dancing party, etc were
also listed as having a demoralizing
effect.
Unclean athletics, with attendant im
morality, were also mentioned br the
speaker as a condition to be reformed.
With a motto of "anything to win" the
students take dishonest methods, he
said, and are brought in touch with un
desirable influences. He said investi
gations had revealed immoral condi
tions existing in many High Schools
that were startling.
There were a number "of important
meetings at the Bible School today be
sides all of the regular daily confer
ences in the school courses. Rev. A.
J. Folsom, of Forest Grove, superin
tendent of the Home Mission work of
the Congregational Church of Oregon,
led an interesting conference Jhis af
ternoon on "Waste in Church Work
Because of Lack of . Interdenomina
tional Agreement." The address in the
auditorium this afternoon was delivered
by Rev. Dr. W. S. Hol, of Portland, on
"Church Finances."
Rev. Folsom gave the address in
the auditorium tonight. He spoke on
"The. Debt of English Literature to the
Bible" and delivered a very entertain
ing address. A feature of the meet
ing tonight was the singing of Fred
Butler, formerly with the Chapman
Evangelist corps and who has recently
been singing in Portland. He rendered
two selections.
Congressman Richmond P. Hobson, of I man, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. here today I esslty of a greater navy and the Japan
Alabama and Dr. Samuel Parkes Cad- I engaged In a joint debate on the nec- I ese war situation.
Meets Hobaoa In Debate.
MARSH ALLTOWN. Ia.. July 23.
TEA
If weary, tea is rest;
good tea If wakeful,
sleep. If dull, animation.
If silent, talk.
Toar tracer rehires yar noaay if ya doa't
like Schrllinr'i Best; ve pay him.
ONE - FOURTH OFF ON
ALL OUR TRUNKS
Tourists and those intending to travel are in
vited to inspect our exclusive showing of high
grade trunks. For a few days every trunk in the
house will be placed on sale '
At One-Fourth Less
than the regular price.
The line includes Wardrobe, Saratoga, Dresser,
Steamer and Hat Trunks, and they are the famous
"Likly"make. Trunks from $4 to $75.
SOLE AGENTS FOR "CROSS" LONDON LEATHERS
EXCHANGE 11
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