TITE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX. FRIDAY, JITLY 9, 1900.
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Hope Frances Gale RARLslgigR
With us again for two weeks full of information azd. suggestions on what you need for
this Fall and Winter to be properly corseted. M7ss Gale is thoroughly familiar with
every feature of corset fitting and knows to a ninety the needs of every sort of figure
and she has here to fit you from a stock compete with every wanted model over
150 m all. Avail yourself of Miss Gale's expeift services it costs you nothing extra.
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Women's Hose 19c
"With embroidered instep or in
plain black or white lace effects,
also plain black lisle, worth A ft
to 33c the pair, special at.. I Ou
Embroideries, $1.48 Yd.
12 to 18 inches .wade, in batiste
flouncing and -set cover em
broidery. Also medallions
and festoons, $3, ,vals, yd .
S1.48
Child's Hose 23c
Children's Stockings and Infants'
Socks, in plain lisle or with plaid
tops, special Friday for, p jn
the box of six pairs, only.O I iJU
New Suits for Fall Now Here
Seldom indeed does one see such a superb assortment, so early iri the season, as there
is to be found here now The advance guard of the thousands to come, and the best
types showing what style tendencies will be for the Fall business. Enough so that
we can fit every size or give any shade or weave wanted not a paltry few samples
where you'll see what you like and fail to find your size. Buy one today
75c Neckwear 48c
Women's linen collars and French
embroidered collars, Dutch style,
lawn and lace combinations.
stiff Dutch collars, etc., sp
Bathing Suits aty$4.98
For women, many styles and all
sizes. Good quality mohair and
nicely trimmed with wash P M QQ
braid, reg. val. to $7.50. .VTioO
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Chamois Gloves
Women's Chamois Gloves, 1 -button
style, natural color, washable
good wearing and very aj .t q
convenient for Summer. .0 1 1 I Z
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4th FRIDAY
WOMY SAL
Silvered Steel Thim
bles, all sizes, regu
lar 15o values. .10
Rose Hat Pins, reg
ular 10c values.. 7
Back; 00101)8, hand
carved, in scroll de
sipns; 50c vals.33
Darf Ink Pencils,
$1.00 values ...79
Box Paper, good
quality, regular 65c
values, for. 4J
Writ ins Tablets,
ruled or unruled, 10c
values, at, each.. 5
Pictures, three in
set, 25c values. 15
Lunch Sets, paper
tablecloth and nap
kins, 15c vals. . ..9
Toilet Soap, Roger
& Gallrt 's L e 1 1 uce
and Almond Soap,
Friday for 12
Pinaud's Eau de
Quinine, large - sized
bottle, special . .69
Kerchiefs
Women's handkerchief or
children's handkjfirchieis
with quarter-inch. hem
stitched edge. "Plain linen
of good quality. Regular
values up to 20c" each, nft.
special for Friday. UC
$1 Ribbons 48c
Novelty ribbons in ,Dres
dens, stripes. Persians or
plain taffeta and fancy ef
fects. Regular values up to
$1.00 the yawd, on sale M nft
Friday onfey at, yard. . H QU
Val. Laces
98c Doz. Yards
Valencwiinnes lace and inser
tions from to 2 inches
wide. Regular values up to
$3.00 the dozen yards, Q0
for Friday's .selling... JOG
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$40
Olds, Wortman
Aluminum Ware
These decidedly sanitary and
durable cooking utensils on
special sale this week. We're
having a special demonstration
to show their worth. Don't
miss seeing it. We're pretty
sure well make an aluminum
convert of you. Note the spe
cial prices:
1- qt. coffee pots, at.... 1.85
2- qt. coffee pots, at. . . .1.92
2-qt. sauce pans, at 65
4- qt. sauce pans, at.... $1.00
5- qt. sauce pans, at .$1.15
2- qt. covered sauce pans 85
3- qt. cov'd sauce pans. ..jil.OO
8-qt. tea kettles, at.... S3. 15
Wash Goods Ah1F
Every wash remnant in our entire stock at Half,
Price Friday. 'Twill be Remnant Day with a venge
ance and thousands and thousands of yards in short
lengths go at Half Price. They are all new all this
season's patterns. There is an endless choice of col
ors, patterns and weaves. Included are imported
ginghams, madras, silk mulls, voiles, dimities,
Swisses, plain or figured batiste and organdies. Rem
nants of many lengths suitable for every purpose.
Come before the assortment is picked over and have
your choice at HALF PRICE
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LINGERIE tf- -g O yS
DRESSES p 1J kQ
This stupendous bargain is the quick result of a lucky
purchase that took in all of the samples of one of the
best makers of women's ultra smart lingerie gowns in
America. Exquisitely dainty models made of sheer
materials and trimmed in perfect taste. Fashionable
dressmakers could not turn out a more stylish dress
than you '11 find in this lot and you know they would
charge you at least four times this price. Many mod
els, and they are clever beyond description.
One Model Illustrated Here
Made of daintiest, sheerest lawn and mulls, with all
over embroidery, Val. lace, Venise lace, ? 7 O yj rr
tucksr, etc. Reg. values to $40, Friday 02
WOMEN'S SILK PETTICOATS, good full sixes, well
made with deep ruffle, in all wanted colors, nicely
finish f.d nrtrt n crtlo-nrJt
DRESSES regular values
like ThiS on sale Friday for &t.Z70 17. CJ
$2 Dress Goods 69c
Spring - Summer Dress Goods
In many shades and weaves,
suitable for " separate skirts,
separate waists, suits, etc.,
regular values up to $2.00 the
yard, 2400 yards for Fri- PQft
day's sale, at, the yard. . U0u
Colored Mohairs, splendid ma
terial for bathing suits, for
skirts or for Summer dresses,
five qualities reduced for Fri
day, the 50c quality sell-iQn
rag tor
Automatic
Refrigerators
Positive circulation of dry, cold
air no mixing of odors. Your
butter and vegetables may set
in the same compartment with
out tainting. Complete insula
tion and good doors make it
the most economical user of
ice. Large provision chambers
with plenty of room for milk,
meats and fruits. '
$9.95 refrigerators at.. $7.95
$12.00 refrigerators at. $9.75
$14.40 refrigerators.. $11. 50
$25.20 refrigerators. .$19.95
$27.00 refrigerators. .$23.00
$32.00 refrigerators. .$27.50
$40.80 refrigerators. .$36.75
A rt Department
For Friday's stirring special
in the Art Department wq
offer a special on new goods,
A line of very popular goods,
just reoeived. Scarfs and
spreads embroidered iri light
blue, green or Bulgarian col
ors on cream colored scrim.
Regular $1.75 val- n
ues. Special V I I 3
Handbags Less
Very stylish bags, in mo
rocco leather, medium size,
colors, black, tan, blue and
red, exceptionally CM qq
good $2.00 values at.O I iJ J
Suit Cases $3.15
A special on Japanese suit
cases bound and reinforced
with cowhide, 24-inch size,
worth $4.00 each, 0 Q 1 C
special price, each..0dil0
CUT GLASS
Every piece of cut
glass in our store re
dnee d for this
week's selling. The
largest assortment in
the Pacific North
west to select from,
onjpale in our Crys
tal Room.
6-inch Nappies, reg
ular $3.00 values, at,
special, ea...$2.19
Fancy shaped Nap
pies, regular $2.75
vals., sp'l...jj52.05
Spoon Trays, regu
lar $3.75 values, on
special sale.$2.40
8-in. Shallow Bowls,
regular values $5.60,
special, ea...$3.60
8-inch Deep Bowls,
regular values $5.60,
special at...$3.60
Handled Sugar and
Creamer, reg. value
$3.50 pair, on spe
cial sale at..SR2.1S
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Reg. 75c grade, yd 63
Reg. $1.00 grade, yd 81
Reg. $1.25 grade, yd 98
Reg. $1.50 grade, yd., ..$1.19
Men's Underwear 89c
Light, cool Underwear of
the sort that fastidious
men prefer. American silk
.underwear, beautiful fin
ish, in pink or ecru, fancy
lace weaves, regular Q Q n
$1.25 value at OUU
Gingham Aprons
Surely you'll all be interested in this Friday's apron
special. Just the thing you want, whether you keep
house or merely want it to protect your gown when
you ve a bit of work to do about the house. We've
V,M'V . enougn ror a busy day's sell- yf o
JUL
WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN
TEA APRONS, neatly made
and trimmed with dainty hem
stitched ruffles or embroidery,
extra special for Fri-. . . ORn
day at, each Ol,
CHILDREN'S SUMMER
COATS, in pique or in woolen
fabrics, regular values from
$1.75 to $8.50 and apes 2 t.n R
years, special l r
Friday, at V2 FriCe
.mT , " own
ing with bib, pocket and strings, spl. Friday
WOMEN'S APRONS, Mother
Hubbard style, good and large,
best quality gingham, M nn
worth 65c each ...tuC
CHILDREN'S WASH
DRESSES, white or colors,
made of percales, ginghams,
reps, chambray, dimity or
mull. Ages 2 to 14 years, reg
values $1.25,
$12.50, special
Combination Suits
12 Price
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Corset Cover and Drawers or Corset
Cover and Skirt made of splendid Qual
ity material and daintily trimmed. Cor
set Covers are of allover Tk - -
embroidery. Regular f
values up to 13.25. soe uev
$7.50 Trimmed Hats $1.98
Come Friday or perhaps misS this bargain forever. A lot of hats that are un
approached for quality and style worthiness in large or small shapes and in
wide variety of colors and trimmings. Most of them are flower gar- o rn
nished, very clever conceits for midsummer wear. Values to $7.50 for. 01 1 JO
Women s Mr Oxfords, $4 Values $1.98
The leathers are tan Russia calf, brown kid, and all the popular black leathers
They come with light or heavy soles, and in all the best new shapes. With this
lot of leather shoes we include many pairs of canvas oxfords any pair in the
house at this low price. White, brown, green and London smoke. Plenty rt a n n
of styles to choose from and all sizes, regular values up to $4 the pair. . . . O 1 1 U 0
WOMEN'S VACATION BOOTS, the best thing made for mountain or Ar nn
beach wear, all sizes and plenty of widths, the pair, Friday OJiUU
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Messaline Silk 70c the Yard
Several grades are reduced, too you may save on a better quality than that
mentioned m the headline Comes in all the wanted shades and youknow
there's nothing more popular in silks this season. The $1.25 grade goes 70
for 9S- the $1.00 quality for 81, and the 85c grade goes onlSle fo r 70C
FANCY SILKS 1500 yards, for shirtwaist suits, separate waists etc "n
specially priced for Friday only at, the yard ........ . . . . 47C
Women's & Oxfords. $6 Values $3.49
Pumps and Oxfords of the very best sorts and styles.. Patent calf, bright kid
buck and suede leathers. All the late novelties in colored leathr L rll 1
ties are included in this offer. Many in Russia SiiSSd P fn
values up to $6.00 the pair, choice for Friday's seUing at, the Vair S3 49
2WS Slipp5rS fr ' -d chiidre. The
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Tourists Have Close Call on July
Fourth Trip Up Eddy.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 8 A thrilling
tale of a narrow escape from death In a
snow storm on the summit of Mount
Kddy, In the northern part of California,
has been brought to this city by Captain
C. Holllway. who led a pleasure party
up the mountain on July 4. '
The party lert Weed. 15 miles from the
summit of the mountain, early In the
inorniiiK. and arrived at the summit at 10
A. M. The members were equipped with
light blankets and food for three meals,
they expected to spend some time fteh
ItiK In the lake which occupies the ex
tinct crater of the mountain.
At midnight It began to anow. and be
fore dawn the wind was blowing a 60-mile-an-hour
gale. Starting at daylight.
It was with the utmost difficulty that the
iwucu ins loot or tns mountain,
and the women members were so ex
hausted by cold and the walk that they
had to be carried by the relief party that
met them at Guerney's, 10 miles from the
summit.
Ford No. C Starts East.
SEATTLE, Wash., July 8. The Ford
racing car that won 'the Guggenheim
cup and purse in the New Tork-to-Se-attle
race, left for New York, via San
Francisco at noon, starting from the
World's Fair gate. The car will go
over the wagon road. The route from
San Francisco will be that of the Cen
tral and Union Paelfle to Granger, then
over the old automobile path through
Wyoming, Kansas. Chicago and Buffalo.
Jork. Standard Oil chemist, aj, d,.
flaredJ hVI discovered a procea, whereby
they can make buttw a a by-product of
crude petroleum.
FINE CROP AT KLAMATH
Rain and Irrigation Make
Yields Doubly Sure.
Big
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., July 8. (Spe
cial.) The hearts of the farmers of the
entire Klamath Basin have been made
glad by the gentle rains which began
Sunday night and have been general
throughout the basin. Though not needed
to Insure crops, they give assurance that
the hoy and grain crops will be a record
breaker. The. Winter was a very favorable one.
more rainy than usual, the ground was In
a receptive mood, Spring came early,
and the consequence is that grain sown
on the upland farms, above the canals,
favored as now by Summer rains, will
surely make an unusual yield.
Below the reclamation canals a phe
nomenal crop of alfalfa, timothy and
other forage prod-ucts, with wheat, oats
mm unney is assured, una methods of
farming pursued carelessly in the old
stock-raising days, have given way to im
proved methods under the inspiration
which has come through the Government
reclamation project and the advent of
the Iron horse. Thousands of acres of
alluvial lands have been stripped during
the last few months of their old habit of
sage and greasewood and will even this
season bear good crops, giving promise of
what the future will be when 200.000
acres of fertile lands are reclaimed under
the Klamath reclamation project and are
placed under Intelligent cultivation.
San Francisco. With teth chattering un
til they could hardly answer the solemn ques
tions of the officiating minister, W. N
Lynch, of Frultvale. this mate, and Miss Vi&l
let Pert, of Colorado Springs. Colo., were mar
ried 'Wednenday while standing neck deep in
the Icy waters of the Sacramento River. They
explalned that they considered the middle o't
the river the most appropriate place to take
the plungs lato matrimony-
ROAD TO EASTERN LEWIS
Milwaukee Will Develop Hlg Bottom
Coal Deposits.
SEATTLE, Wash., July 8. The Chicago.
Milwaukee & Fuget Sound Railway has
sent a party of engineers Into the east
ern portion of Lewis County, Wash.,
where the Milwaukee is about to build
a 35-mile branch line Into the largest un
developed timber and agricultural district
in the state. This district is drained by
the Cowlitz River and includes what is
known as the Big Bottom country, which
contains large coal deposits.
Ten years ago when the Tacoma
& Eastern Railway was built
south from Tacoma, the North
ern Pacific prevented the new road from
entering the Big Bottom. The Milwaukee
bought the Tacoma & Eastern and will
use It as part of Its main line to Port-
hind. The Milwaukee branch to the Big
"""x1" give rail connection to
the towns of Mossy Rock, Vance, Nesika,
Cosmos, Riley, Morton and May-field.
It is expected the line now being laid
out will be constructed before the Aber-deen-Ozette
Lake branch, which will open
the Olympic peninsula.
GYPSIES FALL UNHARMED
Woman and Two Children in Buggy
Topple Over 200-Foot Hill.
WESTON. Or., July 8. (Special.) At
the farm of Chris Thoeny on Pine Creek
above Weston, a gypsy woman and her
two children, together with a horse and
buggy, rolled down a steep slope for a
distance of 200 feet and plunged through
a rail fence, without injury to the
buggy's occupants.
The woman had called for a few
thr0 -h. ow
tened and upset the rig K,,"e trieh
Packers Arrive in Alaska.
ASTORIA. Or.. July 8.-Opecial.)A tel
egram was received today by Secretin
Lorntsen. of the Columbia RWeTZ
rnens Protective Union, stating the
steamer North King arrived at NufhaKak
River. Alaska. May 6, and the shin ii.
lin arrived there May 16 The two !
sels belong to the Portland AIasla
Packers1 Association, of Portland AlasKa
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