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Every Girl Looks Pretty in White
And So Does a Fellow, Too
Months ago. in preparation of Summer's demands, we examined
carefully and critically samples of cream goods from every reliable
maker here and abroad. Our final selections are now placed on sale.
They represent a most complete assortment of everything that is de
sirable for outdoor wear in white and cream materials.
Here you will find the new basket weaves, polo doth, wide wale
serges, poplins. Sicilians, panamas, wool taffetas, albatross, nunsveiling
and other standard weaves. 1
Prices Range From 50c, 75c, $1 Up to $4 Per Yd.
Grass Fiber Rugs for Porches
Rugs for Service and Durability
Deltox grass fiber rugs, especially suitable for bedrooms, porch use
and for the Summer homes. Can be had in plain green, brown or tan.
with pretty fancy stamped or key borders.
$12.00 Grass Rugs, 9x12, Special . $8.95
$10.00 Grass Rugs, 8x10, Special . $7.45
$ 7.50 Grass Rugs, 6x9, Special . . $4.95
$ 4.50 Grass Rugs, 4-6x7-6, Special $2.95
$ 2.50 Grass Rugs, 3x6 Special . . $1.39
Manufacturers' Curtain Samples
A Most Important Sale Just Now
Worth to $3 Pair, Now 47c Each
For Summer Homes, Apartments and Hotels
1000 full length Nottingham curtain samples in white or Ara
bian color; 2 1-2 and 3 yards long, 45 and-SO inches wide.
Pretty patterns in plain or figured centers with pretty borders.
From one to six pairs of a kind. These are just the curtain for
furnishing the Summer home, especially suitable for hotel or
apartment house.
Manufacturers' Rug Samples
At Less Than Half Price
$3.00 Axminster Rugs, 27x54, Special $1.23
$2.00 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 27x54 . . . 85c
500 manufactured rug samples made of superior quality of Axmin
ster and velvet Wilton carpet All firmly bound, 27x54, made in
pretty Oriental and floral patterns. These rugs are especially suited
for Summer homes.
Stockings for Women and Children
Good. Reliable Hosiery. Especially Loi Priced.
Tan or black silk lisle, made with deep double garter tops,
and siron? heels and toes.
frj Tan. pure silk, silk lisle and lisle thread; fast black cotton
JUC lisle or silk lisle; all made with deep garter tops and extra
spliced soles, heels and toes.
Light-weight fast black silk lisle stockings, size 6J2 to 9J2,
extra fine, soft and elastic
25
18c
Women's Knit Underwear for Summer
Especially good items taken at random from a very complete stock-
OCp White ribbed gauze lisle or lightweight cotton vests, low
neck, sleeveless.
Crf Summer-weight vests, lisle or silk lisle, low necks, sleeve
JvU less. Kayser lisle vests, shield shape or with band tops.
Union suits of swiss ribbed lisle thread.
$1
f f Union suits, lisle thread. Summer weight, low neck, plain
JJ crocheted or. with wide. lace-tnmmed knee.
lisle suits with ribbon band, low necks.
Kayser
Sale of Soiled Handkerchiefs
Regular 35c all linen, today 17c Nothing the matter with
these handkerchiefs, other than soiling from counter and window
exhibits. One washing and they are spick and span and new as
the day they left the factory in Switzerland.- Many hemstitched
and embroidered in dainty designs for Friday selling.
Remnants of Laces and Embroideries
One-half and one-quarter former prices. This lot of remnants
comprise the cream of the lace and embroidery stocks; our very
best sellers, or else there would be no remnants. Short lengths up
to AYz yards long.
A Record-Making Sale-That's Certain
A Record Price That's Positive
200 Latest, Smartest, Stylish Tailored Suits
Selling Regularly From $22.50 to $32.50
Friday Only $12.50
You Can Wear These Remarkable Suits Far Into the Fall
Had we selected these suits personally,
we could not have displayed better judg
ment or taken more care in trie way of
styles and materials than did this manu
facturer who sends them to us.
They represent his best sample suits, of
which he has insufficient material to take
additional orders.
We know this manufacturer SO well, the
class of materials he uses, that at the price
we sell these suits to you on Friday the COSt
of materials is a great deal more than the fin
ished garments. A Great Economy Sale.
Man-tailored suits, of. course, made of
serges, worsted, mixtures and novelty mate
rials. All coats made in the latest 24-inch
lengths. Some are plain tailored, while
others are braided. The skirts are all made
in the most approved and favored styles. In
all the standard colors of Summer.
These suits are displayed in our win
dows and in the suit department, but
none will be sold, none sent C. O. D., no
mail orders, or sent on approbation.
Exactly Like Illustration
Black, Untrimmed Tagal Hats
Special Friday $1.95
Through a fortunate purchase of our New York representative,
we have received an assortment of untrimmed black Tagal hats.
The scarcest and most popular hat for midsummer wear now in
vogue. These hats retail regularly at $2.95 ; for Friday we offer
the entire number in the full assortment of shapes at $1 .95 special.
A Table of Flowers Special 50c
An unusually attractive lot of flowers are collected for Friday
selling. Roses in buds and large, full-bloom flowers in every
natural shade. In addition, poppies, lilacs and other fashionable
flowers in profusion ; also wild flowers are seen in attractive and
pretty bunches. There is no prettier nor becoming hat than the
flower-covered midsummer styles, and this year bids fair to out
rival all other seasons for this popular mode.
Children's Hats Greatly Reduced
Beyond question, this is the most attractive lot of smart chil
dren's hats we have reduced and offered for special sale this sea
son. Milans and all other attractive straws. Some simply trimmed
and others with scarfs and bows of ribbon. A whole table is
placarded with special prices which are bound to be most alluring
to women who have need of children's midsummer hats.
Hammocks
Good and Bad
Let's go behind the scenes. Let
us delve into the making of ham
mocks. You will find two quali
ties on the market now; one made
up very showy, of poorly-woven,
inferior materials, that spells dis
appointment after your hammock
is strung on your porch a very
short while.
Then take again the ham
mocks that we sell. Each one
bears a guarantee of honesty in
making and materials. Ham
mocks that will withstand the
very hardest wear, and can be
used' next season with equal
service. It's poor economy to
buy cheap hammocks; that is
why we sell good ones only.
$2.00 Hammocks,
$2.50 Hammocks,
$3.00 Hammocks,
$4.00 Hammocks,
$5.00 Hammocks,
$7.50 Hammocks,
Special $1.59
Special $1.95
Special $2.45
Special $3.19
Special $3.95
Special $5.95
Midsummer Pellard Suits
Midsummer Forsythe Suits
Pretty, Dainty Undermuslin Sale
75c Night Gowns 59c
Made of good quality long cloth, slip
over kimono style, short, flowing sleeves,
neck and sleeves edged with torchon lace,
full cut length and width.
75c Drawers 59c
Ladies' cambric and long cloth circular,
regulation cut drawers, trimmed with em
broidery, others with cluster tucks and hem
stitching. 75c Corset Covers 59c
Ladies' cambric and long cloth corset
covers, cut circular neck, trimmings and em
broidery, insertion, beading, ribbon, also
rows of lace and insertion in back and front
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Just Like Picture
Bamboo Porch Shades
6x8, Special $1.23
7x8, Special $1.39
8x8, Special $1.79
8x10, Special $2.23
100 porch shades, of superior
quality, complete with pulley,
screw eyes and cord.
New Shetland Veils $1.25
-l-In a new octagon mesh just re
ceived, in black only. The most
popular and most serviceable veil
introduced this season.
Chiffon Auto Veils 98c
Made of two yards chiffon, one
yard wide, with hemstitched hem
on all sides in all desirable shades
now in vogue.
Bathing Suit . Materials
Mohair and Alpaca in cream,
navy, brown, gray, black and
white, at 50c, 75c, $1.00 a yard.
36-inch Black Satins, $2.50.
36-inch Black Taffetas, $1.50.
lwma& Vblfe Co.
JL Merchandise of Merit Only,-
May I Play, Partner?
Play, Please
Playing Card Sale
SPECIAL, 18c.
French whist cards, No. 68,
used universally in clubs and by
expert players, being a narrow
card with a perfect slip.
SPECIAL, 28c.
Double pinochle cards", seven
spots low, superior ivory finished
card, used more than any other
card in the city.
SPECIAL, 18c.
Hearts Crown cards, a very su
perior card with a large index and
linen finish.
Mascots, probably the most
popular card in Portland. Round
corners, enamel finish, assorted
back.
Success, the new linen-finished
cards with round corners, very
plain index, and comes in a fancy
case convenient for travelers.
Books for the Graduate
Record books in many varie
ties, from 45c to $3.50.
Leather-bound editions of
the standard poets in ooze,
half-calf and crushed levant.
Shakespeare in 13 volumes,
crushed levant binding in
leather cases.
Gift books of all descriptions,
standard and popular works,
beautifully illustrated and
bound, prices from 75c to $15.
Full assortment of late fic
tion. Wash Goods Special
Friday 18c
An extremely pretty Summer
frocking in white and tinted
grounds, with self cluster stripes
over which are printed floral and
figure designs in delicate colorings.
Bordered Foulards 18c
No prettier cotton material
brought out this season. All tinted
grounds with white and colored
dots, figures', rings and block de
signs, with borders to match.
Friday Owl Sale
25c Rubifoam 14c
25c Bathasweet 13c
50c Milkweed Cream .... .33c
50c Daggert & Ramsdell. .37c
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste . . . 15c
50c Dr. Charles' -Flesh F'd. 29c
35c Rubber Beauty Brush'. 25c
50c Traveling Mirrors 35c
15c Toilet Sponges 10c
25c Lustrite Nail Enamel. .16c
25c Washcloth Cases 15c
25c Celluloid Soap Boxes. 15c
$1.00 Violet Perfume 69c
25c Package Bath Salts 16c
For Men Only
Here, Mr. Traveler, Is
what you want on the Pull
man. Crepe Night Shirts $1.73
Something entirely new,
crinkled crepe. It never looks
soiled or mussed; is easily
washed, and never requires
ironing. Trimmed with white,
silk frogs. Made extra full
and wide.
Men's Soisette Pajamas $2
Made of plain colored,
highly mercerized soizette, in
blue, tan, lavender, white and
pink, and trimmed with white
silk frogs, low neck and mili
tary collar.
New Madras Pajamas l.SO
Made of extra quality
madras cloth, trimmed with
braid and fancy white frogs.
They come in plain colors,
stripes and figures, and are all
full regular made; low neck
and military collar.
Men's B. V. D. Underwear
50c a Garment
The keep cool underwear,
made extra full and with short
sleeves and knee length. Made
of fine nainsook cloth and re
inforced gussets.
A Sale A Sale
$1.50 Shirts $1.15
Made of a fine self-figured
soisette cloth with hair line
stripes in blue, lavender, gray
and brown. French turn back
cuffs and full regular made,
and in all sizes.
Bathing Suits for
Men and Women
Morning Dresses for the Coast
And for Stay-at-Homes, Too Pretty
Regular $1.50 Dresses
Friday $1.19
One-piece house dresses,
made of good quality black,
light blue, dark blue and white
check percale, square Dutch
neck, short sleeves, side open
ing, trimmed with fancy band
ings, gored skirt, with fitted, in
verted back plait; full sizes,
best workmanship, cut and
finish.
75c Dressing Sacques
Special 49 c
Made of light figured, flow
ered lawns, square Dutch neck,
finished with fancy banding,
also short sleeves finished with
fancy banding and belt Colors
black, pink, blue and lavender.
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HARVESTER HEAD CALLED
McCormlck to Be Heard by Lorlmcr
Investigating Committee.
WASHINGTON', June IS. The Lorl
mer Investigating committee of the
Senate today appointed aa counsel John
Marble. of this city, and John J.
Healy. of Chicago. Mr. Marble for
years has been attorney for the In
terstate Commerce Commission. Mr.
Hraly served as counsel for the Helm
committee of the Illinois Senate In Its
Lonmcr Inquiry.
Although the committee's hearings
will not begin formally until Thurs
day. June II. a special hearing will to
given to Cyrus H. McCormlck. presi
dent of the International Harvester
Company, before that date. Mr. Mc
Cormtck sails for Europe the latter
part of next week and the committee
la desirous of obtaining his evidence
on the raisins; of the $100,000 fund al
leged to have been used In the elec
tion of Mr. Lorlmer.
According- to the testimony adduced
In the Inquiry the Harvester Company
was Invited to contribute 10.000 to
ward the fund.
Chantaoqna Speakers Chosen.
A LEANT. Or, June IS. (Special.) Miss
Cornelia Marvin, secretary of the State
Library Commission, has accepted an
Invitation to speak three different after
noons at the second annual assembly of
the Albany Chautauqua Association, to
be held here next month. Other promi
nent Oregon people who have been at
strned places on the programme are
Professor Peterson, biologist at the Ore
Son Agricultural College; Professor
ecbaefer. of the Cnlverslty of Oregon,
and George H. Hlmes. of Portland, cura
tor of the Oregon Historical Society.
Edlefeen'a Slab baa bark.
ALUMNI HOLDS MEETING
Willamette University Graduates
Visit Their Alma Mater.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Salem,
Or., June 15. (Special.) The banquet of
the Alumni Association of Willamette
Cnlverslty waa held at the Marlon Hotel
last evening. It was the best attended
function of the kind ever conducted by
Willamette Alumni, nearly JOO graduates
and faculty members being; In attend
ance. In addition to the regular pro
gramme, the following- participated:
Mr. Cleaner, of La Grande, represent
ing Eastern Oregon, spoke of educational
progress In that section of the state;
ex-President Hoyt contrasted the old or
der of things at Willamette between 150
and 181. when he waa head of the Insti
tution, with the present: Judge Galloway,
of the Circuit Court, showed the rapidly-
Increasing liberalizing tendencies oper
ating In the educational field at the pres
ent time. Hon. C. B. Moores was toast
master. The programme was as follows:
Our Ancestors and Ourselves," B.
Frank Irvine. '77; "Sons and Daughters
of Old Willamette." Mabel G. Glover.
09: "The Joy of Life." Edward H. Bel
knap. '84; "Our Debt to the Alma Mater,"
Burgess F. Ford, "05: "Impressions of
Chins," Nellie J. Clark. '03; "Looking
Forward." W. B. Beckley. '11: "Mere
Man." Mrs B Lee Paget. "S6: "The Sa t
of the Earth." President Homan.'
L. M. RADER GIVEN MEDAL
Motorcyclist Hit by Horse.
In a collision with a horse and buggy
at McMillan and Lara bee streets, last
night. A. D. Hale, of 227 Seventh street,
was knocked from his motorcycle and
his leg was broken. The horse waa
not Injured and the driver did not stop
to learn how badly Hale was hurt.
Hale was taken to the Good Samaritan
Hospital In a Red Cross ambulance.
Ford Honor Goes to Portland Stu
dent of Willamette University.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Salem,
Or., June 15. Special.) The Ford gold
medal given by Burgess Ford, of Port
land, an alumnus ofi Willamette, to the
member of the Willamette track and
field team working the hardest for the
good of the team and the most con
sistent trainer, was awarded to Luke M.
MEN
AND
Kidney trouble preys upon the
mind, discourages and lessens
ambition: beauty, vigor and
cheerfulness soon disappear
WflMFW wnen the kidneys are out of
II U III Lit order or diseased. For good
results use Dr. Kllmer"s Swamp-Root the
great kidney remedy. At druggists. Sam
ple bottle by mall free, aleo pamphlet.
Address, Dr. Kilmer a Co., Blnghamtoa, N. Y.
Rader, of Portland, the ex-Lincoln High
School star. Rader runs well In the
dashes and mid-distance runs; he is also
exceptionally strong In the running high
and broad Jumps, while his work with
the shot and discus is good.
Rader Is one of tlie best fullbacks In
the Northwest, and is also a basketball
and baseball player of ability. While he
weighs 190 pounds, his long runs in foot
ball last Fall were of the sensational
order.
LOW RATES to CALIFORNIA
Including Berth and Meals.
San Francisco First Class, $10, $12, $15; Second Class, $5.
Los Angeles First Class, $21.50, $23.50, $26.50; Second Class, $10.35.
NEW SS. "BEAR" Sails 9 A. M., Saturday, June 17.
H. A. Mosher, C. T. A., 142 3d St. J. W. Ransom, Agent, Ainsworth Dock.
San Francisco & Portland Steamship Company.