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2 TIIK 3I0RNIXG OREGOXIAy, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER T903. Neckwear ..50c OWs,. Woriman & King. Men 's Shop Splendid Place to Look for Xmas Gifts Many a woman is doing the greater part of her holiday pondering now, as to what she'll select for her men friends, anj naturally she hates to go to a regular furnishing store to look. But with this big modern store to help her, the problem is greatly simplified. 'Tis the favorite shopping place for the more discriminating of Portland, no matter what their needs, and to come here where they have a regular charge account, and select from assortments provided for par ticular people to choose from. Come and pick out the articles you want now, We will lay them aside for you and deliver them at any time before Christmas. A few suggestions MEN'S KID AND WOOL In all the latest shades and shapes; superb holiday line at this special reduction, At. . . SWEATER JACKETS AND SWEATERS, for men, large assortment, in all colors and sizes. Priced at only PC ftfl $3.00 to .uJiUU MEN'S FANCY SUSPEND ERS One of the most appro priate gifts possible to select; silk webbing with fancy gold and silver buckles or QCp plain lisle, up from Ldu The Overcoat Sale Repeated For Wednesday's selling we repeat the remarkable offer on our entire stock of men's fine Overcoats, and all sizes and all styles go as follows: the regular $15.00 grade selling for $11.65 S14.95 $20.00 Overcoats special at only.." $25.00 Overcoats Q10 CC special at only 0 I OiU J $30.00 Overcoats POO CC special at only OZZiDJ $35.00 Overcoats 007 QC special at only ... 01 iJ J GLOVES Dent's, Fownes' Bacmo, kid gloves in glace, cape or mocha, all colors; plain or silk lined; $1.50 to $2.50 warm wool gloves, C ft p priced at up from . . J U u MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, of every sort, silk or linen, plain hemstitched or with in itial; priced at 1 Ko up from... I JU REEFERS AND MUFFLERS, hem. stitched or plain, in black, OA ft ft or jgray; at $1.00 to UTiUU Toy Department All the Latest and Most Amusing Toys and the Prettiest and Most Lovable Dolls on Display in the Toy Department 4th Fl GOT Greatest Neckwear Sale $5.00 to $100.00 Values at. Ul $4.50, $5.50 $6.S0 fr ft ft tlalt Values at O 1 1 3 0 Wonderful as have been our sales in the past great as they have been in the values brought forth and the re markable assortments presented, they pate before the splendor and magnitude of this gigantic selling event. Marabou boas, fancy stoles and opera drapes, trimmed with ostrich, featured at about one-half of their regular value. The assortment is amazingly good, including opera drapes of fine quality Crepe' de Chine, fancy trimmed ostrich boas and stoles. Some of the opera drapes have trimmings of ostrich and are rich beyond de scription. It is a rousing special, the like of which Port land has never known be fore. Regular f-Jnlf Pf ICf prices $5.00 to $100.00, special at -I"' ' Coque Feather Boas $1.98 Very rich, fluffy Coque Feather Boas, one and three-quarter yards Ion-?, in all the leading street and evening shades; regularly priced at $4.50, $5.50 and $6.50 each, choice of the entire as sortment for Wednesday at, each Ribbons For holiday fancy ..51.98 work. Extra good silk, in Dresden and warp print effects ; 4' 2 to 6 in. wide; also plain satin taffeta ribbon in change able effects; regular values in the lot to 75c the QQf yard, special JuU Women's Round Garters In fancy Xmas boxes. All have fancy buckles and bows; colors black, white, pink or Iignt blue. Regular 50c value, special 29c Allover Laces An extra spe cial of a phenomenal sort. Ven ise allovcrs in black, white, ecru or cream. Our entire 6tock sacrificed as follows: Values to $1.25 yd, spl 48 Values to $2.25 yd, spl. 98 Values to $3:50 yd, spl. $1.48 Values to $4.50 yd, spl. $1.98 Values to $6.00 yd, spl. $2.48 Values to $7.50 yd, spl. $2.98 Values to $10 yd, spl. . .$3.98 98c Juliets at 98c Women's Felt Slip pers and Juliettes, ! made with a very flexible sole. They come in black or brown, and the Ju liettes are trimmed with black fur, and nicely ornamented. Worth to $1.25 the pair; QOn special ullu Women's Comfort Slippers, in broken sizes; good quality kid; values to $1.50. Choice, per pair Small Children's Shoes Large assortment, splendid quality, in brown, red, tan, patent or black kid leathers; also combinations of natent vami) with top in cham pagne, brown, red or tan; sizes 3 to 8; values to $'J.UU choice, for this sale . . Children's Shoes, in black kid or calf leathers ; button or lace stvles : odds and ends in shoes reg ularly worth to $2, and in sizes from 6 in infants to 1 in Misses', choice . . . $5.50 Veils $2.48 The new Russian mesh Veils, one and one-half or one and three fourths yards long. Some have ribbon borders and some have cushion-dotted borders. All the new shades, including taupe, can ard, black, brown, navy, etc. Reg ular values to $5.50 each, DO AO special, each 0Zi40 98c to....98c Modish Suits w it w m mmm&w Worth To $38.50 Special at $21.65 We have had two full days on this sale, but good as- sortments as to style and size still remain. For the benefit of those who have neglected to take advantage of the special two days' sale, we extend the sale to Wednesday. They are suits that attract instant at tention, by their distinctive style, elegance and richness of material, as well as finish. They are produced by the most famous garment makers and every one was made to sell at $32.50 to $38.50. The season's most wanted colors are found in plenty in this assortment and the materials are such weaves as plain or fancy cheviots, wide wales, herringbones and broadcloths. If you are not yet supplied, by all means choose today, for it is indeed an opportunity that come but seldom. Secured at an traordinary price concession and the bargain passed promptly on to our customers. All that Qf) pr remain, values to $38.50 ij, I i D J Furs Make Useful Gifts Present your friends who care for style and comfort with one of the rich furs offered here in such glorious abundance. Choose from an assort ment that contains liberal quantities of the most modish styles in this sea son's fur pieces mink, lynx, blue fox, wolf, bear, squirrel and all the leading furs of the season. We S n Articles That You Buy for Christmas Gifts and Deliver Them When You (COT(B Wish SHOP NOW You Will Get Larger Assortments Better Service Lovely Handkerchiefs Now 25c We have made a special effort this j'ear on our twenty-five cent line of Women's Handkerchiefs, and present a stock unparalleled in value and in assortment. There are embroidered, plain hemstitched, initial, scalloped edge; some very sheer and dainty; others substantial and durable. Many of them are the regular 35c val ues and patterns, but to strengthen and make better than all others our 25c line, we have included them at this two-bit price. Investigate our handkerchief counter carefully when doing your Xmas shopping, for it will supply many of your gifts. By all means the best values to be found anywhere in 5?? ftnf-e . mm w fib the entire Northwest, at. Umbrellas $2.98 Men's Silk and Lisle Tape Edge Taffeta Umbrellas; 28-in. size, with strong rod and non-rusting frame; absolutely rainproof and fast black; natural box wood crook handles, silver trimmed or horn handles, $5.00 values, for, only .52.98 Good Side Garters Women's Fancy Silk; wide elastic, some slightly damaged and mussed, but all of the best quality silk. Use a new strip of elastic and they are as good as new. Very pretty and ar tistic patterns ; regular valuesto $1.25 pr, Wednesday only. 29c Fine Hosiery 39cLadies' Und'wear Women 's Fancy and Plain Black Hosiery in boot lace, gauze lisle, medium weight lisle and fine cotton. Good, sensible gifts, or fine sav ings; for dress and every day wear. Regular values to 65c the pair, special only for this sale,. the pair . . . , 39c Women's Merode Vests and Pants, in silk and cot ton; vests high neck and short sleeves; sizes 4, 5 and 6 ; tights ankle or . knee length ; size 4 only; values to $1.50 the garment; special Wednes day, only the garment 79c ? Jewelry SpecatUS or Roman finish ; medium size. Jewelry stores would ask about $1.50 the set for these; per set, 7Cn price for this sale, only I Oil Leather Goods g8iarged amorE ment of styles -and leathers; our entire line that sells regularly at up to $2.50. Your choice Wednesday, at only fete? Our Jewelry Department Suggestions for Xmas! Here at extremely low prices find on sale the same grades of jewelry that exclusive jewelry stores charge much higher figures for. And bear in mind the immense assortment you have to make selection from if you seek moderate priced jewelry. We specialize on the best novel ties and these are to be had here exclusively in many instances. Opera Glasses Genuine LeMaire, and other good makes, priced at $6 to $15 Colmonts at $8.50 to $18- ' March ands at $5 to $22. Lefils at $7.50 to $15- Jewel Caskets, in ormolu gold or Rogers' silver plate, QM fin $i oo to oHiUU Silver Toilet Sets, comb, brush and mirror, at up 300 Belt Buckles All the newest Par isian novelties, 50c 15 00 Solid Gold Cuff Links, C7 Cfl $7.50 Card Cases, for men or women, all leather and designs, PC flfl $1.25 to OuiUU Rhinestone Brooches, horseshoe design, from 75c to Leather Letter Cases Seal, alii- t:.e.t.c:.$if S7.00 Cigar and Cigarette Cases, in all leathers, at $1.00 500 Collar Bags, of India goatskin, tan, black or brown, CC flfl $1.00 to OOiwU Coin Purses, in . all styles and sizes, priced at 15c Cfl Beaded Bags The latest importa tions, hand-made effects; priced fo"?.??:50. S25.00 Cuff Cases at $1.50 to $2.50 Hand Bags, in all leathers and qualities, hundreds of . designs, tp0ri::d.a!.6!c. $25.00 Strap Purses, all leathers and col- r:.?!!.70. S12.00 Music Rolls and Folios, round or flat, priced at $1.00 5 00 Rama Bags, the bag of today, in German silver mount ing, igL'.o to $5,00 C1 AD hgtir' I .'471 2.itn .W W t f I HORACE A PRESS AGENT t,reek Bard Alleged to Have Boomed Vineyard. BOSTOX. De. 1. Guflllnio Ferrero. the Italian historian, likened Horace, the Latin poet, to a modern-time press ftarent in a lec.ure before Lowell Inetl J.jta Uut night. Horac,-be laid. adYer- the people great users of the beverage. During the course of his lecture he aid: ' "The odes of Horace were not writ ten In striving for literary merit, but for a commercial reason. Vineyards and olive orchards in his time covered practically the whole of Italy, conse quently the people were peaceful and did not want war; because war might injure thosa industries. "To realiaa the .position, of Horace in his time, I may liken one of the poets of Europe .of today writing a magnificent poem extolling the use of opium and the pleasures to be derived from that drug." Olympla Malt Extract, good for grand ma or baby. Only JS-100 of 1 per cent alcohoL Phones Main 671. A 2467. ' A. D. 6. Cold and Grippe Cure 25c, at Eyssell's, Zit Morrison 4th nd th. C0SGR0VE IS IMPROVING Progress Xot Rapid and Doctor Is Only Hopeful. PASO ROBLES HOT SPRINGS, Cal.. Dec. 1. The condition -of Governor-elect Cosgrove remains about the same as yes terday, tie i able to walk a little, -and yesterday spent a pleasant hour with an old college friend who had come to see him. Twice a day he Is taken in his wheel chair to the great bathhouse, where he takes the steam cabinet bath and treatment. Dr. R. O. Dresser, the at tending physician, is hopeful of continued improvement, although the progress so far made has not been very rapid. Vebfoot oil Blacking Keeps reet dry. Makes shoes lasU All dealers. CATTLE DISEASE KILLED Wilson Declares Outbreak In. Eust ern States t'nder Control. vVASHIXGTOX. Dec. 1. Secretary Wilson today declared that the foot and mouth disease among cattle which has been prevalent In the states of ilichigan. New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland is now under control. It Is estimated that 1000 afflicted animals have been destroyed. Reorganise Pillsbury's Mills. LONDON. Dec. 1. The extraordinary meeting of the English committee of stockholders of the Pillsbury-Wash-burne Flour Mills Company, of Minne apolis, was held today and the proposal ot reorganization was agreed to. t
