TIIE SrORMXG OREGOXIAX. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1910.
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All Velvet and Corduroy Bags
One-Third Off
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Hand bags of velvet and cor
duroy with long silk cord handles,
finished with silk tassels. In
round, square and envelope shape.
Mounted on ten and six inch
frames. Lined with a fine quality
of heavy silk. All are fitted with
change purse.
Paisleu and Crochet Bags
AT HALF PRICE
Novelty bags made of the In
dian shawl. Paisley and -gold,
hand-crocheted. Very stylish and
attractive styles. In a neat size.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
POST HOLIDAY SPECIALS
FROM ALL OVER THE STORE
All Utility Boxes Now One-Half Price
Our entire stock of matting
covered shirt waist or utility
boxes of cedar are marked at
half price for this sale only.
They sell from $3.00 up to
15.00 each.
$5.00 Folding Card Tables for $2.98
These handy folding card tables are made of solid oak, with a
thirty-inch square top covered with the best quality all-wool
green felt. These tables come in early English, golden oak or
mahogany finish.
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Metalography
ana Pyrography
All Half Price
METALOGRAPHY SETS, $2.75, $1.00 and 60c, reduced to
$1.88. 50r and 25r.
COLLAR BAGS. $1.60. reduced to 75.
POWDER BOXES, panels and fern dishes, $1.25, reduced to
63c.
INK STANDS and candlesticks, $1.00. reduced to 50J.
FRAMES and Tie Racks. 69c. reduced to 30c(
CANDLE SHADES. 15c, 25c and 50c, reduced to 8S 13
and :23c. ' '
PYROGRAPHY Mirrors, plaques, panels, pipe racks, ther
mometers, match safes, calendars, glove and handkerchief boxes,
post cards, stains, bulbs and finished pieces, all at HALF PRICE.
New Gas Lights S5 HAIR SWITCHES
Special $3.9o
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This is the best Gas Light
made in America. It is manu
factured by a company whose
lights are known from ocean to
ocean. We purchased 5000 of
these lights in order to be able
to sell them at a CUT PRICE.
The manufacturers refuse to al
low us TO USE THEIR
NAME. Suffice to say that at
4Sc this is the biggest bargain
ever offered in a standard light.
It is a new model: comes
with full or half frosted globe.
Fitted with a very superior
mantle. All complete for 4S.
30-inch three oz. fine human
hair switches in all shades. Ex
tra well mounted.
Switches Special $18
24 inches long; 21-2 ounces.
$12 Pinless Puffs, spec! 6.23
$10 Recamier puff, sp'd $4.25
$8 Chignon puffs, spec'l 3.98
$4 Empire puffs, spec! $1.98
Popular Music Special at 1 5c
Baby Mine Under the Yum Yum Tree That Loving Mtl
ody Rubinstein Sole That Mesmerizing Mendelsohn Tune
Call Me Up Seme Rainy Attctnoon Planning Lucy Anna
Loo Horn y Gal-Swing Me High, Swing Me LowRah-Rah
Boys-1 Want Some One io Flat With Me Rosa Rlgoletto i
Dream of the Flowers Goblins' Parade Frat March Chick'
en Red.
Victor Talking Machines
50c Down 50c a Week
Notion Specials
Peerless upright gas mantles,
extra strong light 8
Imported upright gas globes.
Special 18
Inverted gas globes, full or half
frosted, Special 12t
Self-light gas mantle, guaran
teed for 60 days. Special. 32
$4.50 " Perfection Oil Heat
ers $3.25
.Folding lunch boxes 18
Gild-Edge shoe Polish 18
Imperial silver polish 18
14-inch feather duster 35
6 to 9 in. fine shears 18
Large net bags 18
Nickel spool-holders .... . 8
Framed Pictures
24c
Pictures framed in oval and
square frames of antique fin
ish, in gold, black and brown.
These pictures are complete
with glass and mat. Sizes up to
10 by 12 in. These frames aie
suitable for two and even three
photographs.
One-Fourth
Off on-
Picture Framing
Poker Chips 38c
50 white, 25 blue and 25 red
noker chiDS to a box. A
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Planing Cards 8c
Hawk extra fine linen finish.
Perfect slip.
65c Boxed Paper 23c
Fine linen writing paper and
envelopes. v .
500 ScoreCards5cDoz.
Large score cards, full rules
of the game, 24-hand score.
Post Card Alt urns Half Price
We are selling all our post
card albums at just half price
for this special sale only. A
large assortment.
No Groceries
No Liquors
No Bakery
No Restaurant
C& Coreg7" MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY
W. B. Corsets
Remarkable Values in Muslin Underwear
Drawers -! j? W Jl ' In
?rSet . -fiPi l lliM itH Sizes
Covers jjj p - '
$2.75 AND $2.50 NIGHTGOWNS FOR $1.19
Ladies' nightgowns, made of fine nainsook in three distinct styles. One style is made with a
square neck and wide band finish of insertion and ribbon, with sleeves of all embroidery. The circular-neck
style has puff sleeves finished with a wide embroidery band. The empire style has trim
mings of lace, insertion edging, beading strung with ribbons and flowing sleeves.
$3.00 COMBINATION SUITS FOR $1.95 SUIT
These combinations consist of drawers and corset covers, made of fine nainsook with trimmings of
lace and embroidery insertion, beading and ribbon forming a yoke. The drawers are finished with
a ruffle of lace and insertion. Also the Princess style with circular neck embroidery edge and ribbon
drawstring. The drawers being finished with a deep embroidery ruffle.
$2.00 WHITE PETTICOATS FOR $1.19
Ladies' petticoats of very good muslin, finished at the bottom with a deep ruffle of lawn with
four rows of lace insertion and edging and has an under dust ruffle. '
$1.50 WHITE PETTICOATS FOR 79c
White petticoats for ladies, with deep ruffle, trimmed with six rows insertion of embroidery and
cluster tucks. Has under dust ruffle. -
$1.50 AND $1.65 COMBINATION SUITS 98c
Corset cover and drawer combination suits for ladies, with ruffle, finished with lace edging, the cor
set cover has dainty embroidery trimmings and ribbon drawstring. .Also Princess style with lace
edging.
75c STYLE OF DRAWERS FOR 59c
Ladies drawers made in the circular and regulation style, trimmed with embroidery. Also the
skirt effect with cluster of tucks on the ruffle.
Velvet, Silk and Wool Dresses
Selling Regularly to $25.00
Thursday and Friday
$9.00
Dresses that have style and express distinction, modeled on the
newest and most up-to-date lines. They are most practical, as
they can be worn for afternoon, evening or theater dress. Our
New York buyer secured what we consider the most wonderful
values possible in these velvet, silk and woolen dresses.
They are show-room samples of a reliable, trust
worthy ladies tailor who forbids anything but the
very best possible tailored garments in his stock. Two
or three weeks earlier it would have been impossible
to touch these dresses at a special price.
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Plain tailored, fancy trimmed and braided styles. The colors
range from black through the staple, into the light evening shades.
Positively no telephone, mail or dealers orders will be filled.
None sent C O. D. None on approbation.
$9.00
Attractively Priced Neckwear
LINEN COLLARS 9c EACH
Ladies' linen collars in embroidered patterns
in floral, dotted and bow-knot designs. In
various heights from 1 1-4 to 2 1-2 inches.
Also Dutch collars, shapes with pointed cor
ners. These collars come in all sizes and sell reg
ularly at 17c each.
LACE STOCK COLLARS AT 6c
Lace stock collars in pretty Venise patterns,
in a great assortment of styles, in plain, round
and pointed effects. In white and ecru.
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JOIN THE BOOK LOVERS' CLUB
$1.00 Down $1.00. a Week
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
POST HOLIDAY SPECIALS
; FROM ALL OVER THE STORE
Shirts for Men at 85c, Each
The Kind That Sell for $1.50 and $2.00
Shirts of percale and madras, made with plain or plaited bos
oms, with attached cuffs. They come in many attractive good
patterns, including black and white stripes. In all sizes.
One-Third Off on All Smoking Jackets
On all our lounging robes, smoking jackets and housecoats we
will sell at one-third less the regular price. These robes come in,
all sizes and most excellent patterns from which to make your
choice.
$1.00 Four-in-Hand Neckties for 63c
Neckwear, for men with wide, folded ends and graduating
shapes in attractive patterns and shades.
House Dresses All Underpriced
$1 :50 House Dresses 98c
Ladies' one-piece house dresses, made
of figured percale, with square putch
neck and side openings, trimmed with
fancy band. ;, :i ..
$2 H
ouse
Dr
esses
$1.29
One-piece house dresses of fine stripe"
percale, also blue chambray. Made with
high-neck, plaited front and long sleeves.
In blue, white, polka dot. Has round
neck.
$2-25 House Dress $1.69 $2-50 House Dress$ 1.98
Ladies' one-piece house dress
of light-colored percale, in
checks, stripes. . Made with
square neck, side opening and
three-quarter sleeves. '
Extra quality checked per
cale one-piece house dresses,
with square Dutch neck, plaited
front, bias bandings, inverted
plait on skirt.
Our Owl Cut Rate Sale
Of Drugs and
10c cake rose glycerine soap 7
10c Jergen's Almond soap. .70
10c Jergen's Oatmeal glycer
ine and elderflower soap.. .6
10c Jergen's unwrapped
soap 3
15c box toilet soap .9
20c Juvenile soap 11
15c Pear's unscented soap 12
20c Pear's glycerine 14
15c cake Jersey cream soap,
4 cakes to box. . Special. .45
25c box Resinol soap 16J
25c box Imp. toilet soaps. .17$
10c peroxide bath soap 7$
5c cake 20-MuIe Team borax
soap. Six cakes for 25
10c cake Jap Rose soap 70
10c Calif. Medicated soap..8
35c Daggett & Ramsdell
cream 28J
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste.. 16
25c Sanitol Tooth Powder 16
50c Satin skin cream 34
50c Camelline bottle 29
35c Talcum powder 23J
Toilel Supplies
35c half-lb. theatrical cream
23
35c Tooth brushes 19J
$1.00 Cushion-Back . hair
brushes .69'
75c Cushion-Back hair
brushes ..-.49i
75c lb. Dioxogen 59
25c lb. Peroxide 18i
15c porous plasters 9
$1 Beef, Iron and Wine. .59
35c Laxative Fig Syrup. .25
50c Hay's Hair Health. .27
50c Rubber Gloves. 33
25c bottle glycerine and rose
water 18
35c bottle extracts ...29
10c Epsom Salts ;4
10c Soda Bicarbonate. 4
25c pure glycerine 18t
35c Merck's sugar of milk 20
$1.00 Eau de Quinine 66
10c lb. borax .7j
25c Bromo Quinine 16
35c Wyeth's Lithia Tab- .
lets 26
50c Milk of Magnesia 33
CHICAGO GETS COAST SHOW
Lumbermen to Plf HVilblt in East
to Cost 93000.
TAOOXIA. Wash.. Dec. :$. (Special.)
The Pacific Cat Lntnbrr Mnufc
turrs Association at Ita monthly meet
ing at t'i i'ommerctal Oub. authorised
th Inatallatlon at t'hlrajcn of a fir
lumber exhibit almllar to that which
t ae proved auereMful la Minneapolis
the past few years. The freater part
nf f Joi necessary to equip and Install
la exhibit was subscribed oa th spot.
The Minneapolis exhibit wUI also be,
continued.
The Association legislative, commit
te was Instructed to take tip with
lb next Legislature th problem pre
sented br a state law which does not
permit rhs "average demurrage rule
of the railroads to apply to Intranstate
bualness. G. Startup aud ldward
K. rVhaffer were appointed dele nates
to meetings of Kaatern Retail Lumber
men at Omaha. Kansas City and Min
neapolis. Another committee will bs
sppolnted to meet the Orejon and
Washing-ton Aaaoclatlon at I'entralla
soon to plan Joint advertising cam
paign tot til. -.-
OLD BAKER MINE PRODUCES
Connor Crek Property Show s Re
cent Strike of Ore.
BAKER. Or, Dec. 5$. (Special.)
The old Connor Creek mine on Snake
River began operation again today by
starting ten stamps upon the rich ore
recently uncovered- According to P.
J. Powers, in charge of "the mine, the
bullion strike was made about two
weeks ago and arrangements were Im
mediately made to renew operations of
the mine.
The strike la on of th richest mad
for years. The mine Is the oldest In
Baker County and has been worked for
over 40 years. . It is estimated that
over JI.OOO.OOO worth of gold has been
taken from the property.
Railroad Man Goes on School Board
MARSHFIELJ). Or.. Dec. 28. (Spe
rial.) C. J. Millls. general manager for
the local Interests of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad, has been elected member
of the MarshfMd School Board to take
the place-of W. S. McFarland. who has
moved from the city. Another school
election will be held the latter part of
this month when the levy for school
tax.es will be settled.
CHRISTMASJTURKEY FATAL
Coldstorage Fowl Causes Ptomaine
Poisoning, Is Belief.
Suffering from ptomaine poisoning due.
It is said, to eating cold-storage turkey
at Christmas dinner. George Gould. 8
years old, son of Mrs. H. L. Qould, died
at the home of hie; mother, . 618 Clay
street yesterday afternoon.
The boy showed no 111 efects from
his holiday meal until Tuesday night
when he' was attacked by severe pains,
and although prompt medical attend
ance was obtained for him he did. not
improve, death resulting yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
While the lad also ate candy Christ
mas day this is not blamed for hi
death as other children, who also ate
the confection, have suffered no 111 ef
fects. Grants Pass Clnb Out for Members.
GRANTS PASS.. Or.', Dee. 28. (Spe
cial.) The Grants Pass Commercial
Club is making rapid strides to Increase
the membership to 600 before the first
of the year. At the last rally for new
members over 80 joined m one nipht.
Since that time arrivals from the East
have settled in the Valley and all are
wifring to join upon an invitation. Many
of the largest fruitgrowers In the county
have recently Joined and attend the
meetings in automobiles.
Brnsh Prairie Millman Bankrupt.
BRUSH PRAIRIE. Wash., Dec 28.
(Special.) William McKenzie, who op
erated a sawmill near Brush Prairie
last Summer and who was followed into
the city last year by irate workmen
who wanted their pay, was today de
clared a bankrupt. To George B. Simp
son, referee In bankruptcy, he said ha
had liabilities of $4000 and assets of
$9000. January 8 was set for hearing
the case. . .
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