11
oirly Sales
Women's $2.25 Belts 98c
July clean-up of 50 dozen women's Belts in all
i L. ,.1,in rrvlrtC l"n!1T11
5Qc Neckwear at 25c
This July "clean-up" is the means of bringinj
cut thousand of novelties in women's Neckwear
at greatly radacod price. Here's a lot of Dutch
effects, jabots, fichu and collar effect in OfjC
lace or lawn; 50c valuen, special at, each'''
the newest ana most insula -
Belts, suede, and kid Belts and novelty silk
Belts; a large assortment of values to QgC
$ 25 grouped for this sale at, each w
ORDER BY MAIL
ORDER BY MAIL
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the aronyngG okegoxiax, Tuesday, jjtly 11. 1911
m.- "ThmW Oeam-Uio ' Sales" ie AUDegte.
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f Women s oais cpi.-yj
T JHl ' Asain your attention is direct to , flj. ST&T S? tK,
. . ldn1 canrfyordteinmayfull line of sizes and color. 0 1.95 llkSMMMx
ftfIfcJ1 oTri rrioes wnge to' $45.00. Offered .pectal curing mis c eau-u, - tlP' Xi, , i
fml- MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY nUCT.ig . c4 fgimYfgfl TOlgD
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July Clean-Up of
Our NicKel and
Copper Plated
Kitchen Ware
. .rT Zii-'V' M"-,Irt and Hair I I T T ,f
This Co Ca-berela, u W $2.50
Ciekal stand: a rerular $a value,
S3.75 Coffee Percolators for only, each, g-'J?
3.00 Coffee Percolators for only, eaea, JM'YX
$5.50 nickel-plated Ca-wrole at only
$6J0 nickel-plated Casseroles at only bj."
(L50 brass plated CusseroU at, each, fci.- J
MJO nickel-plated Caaaeroles at only .1.J0
Pean Pots, on special sale, eauh, UU
$2.50 Pie Dish for $2.00; $3.50 sue at 83.00
$3.25 5-enp Tea Ball Tea Pot, special, g -.60
(3.00 4-eap Tea Ball Tea Pot, specuil,
75 3oun xea tiau rw Fmuu
Great Sale
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Copper Bakm? D ! b wiin ww, Hj My
our repular $3.75 value, spinal, ea.
N-oa Die. i. - c9 en
f 50 Copper fining Tray, 16-inoh at
o- 'i nin " Triv. for S2.GO
$1.60 nickel Semnjr Tray, li-in only
$1.5Q Hair BrusH 96c
50c ClotH Brush 23c
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Today. main floor, a sale or ruDuu
Ilair Brushes, best i.nguu ,
brioUoa. The perfoot penetrator,
separately on India rubber cushion. This brush n-
growth of the hair, uepuar Mrt
!!?J-7 -LaiT orid for this July Clean-op O
doth Bxu-h. with solid wood back, g23c
brwtlee, eeoarely fastened regular 6Qa-w
35c Tooth Brush 25c
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The Prophylactic Tooth Brush, tn au siesi ai
ill Brusho.
Klcanwe
spucially
priced for
Regular 33c 8Uers,25C (j, M&f
thb sale at, eachC fiSB
nr. Tooth BrtisH 19c J Oc Hand Scrubs 19c
Fine quality of real Bristle Brushes in
all grade, rrom tne Tery T"
very hard; several mates, Including the
famous Kent & Sons; valuea up 1 Qc
. Kty. .niAl far thla sale, ea. w
.. ... tt.j- u-naTiM Tnotli Brnshes. Cloth Brushes,
St.OleoTEd Bath Brashes. aU at
Hand Scrub Brushes, all pure bristle, in
UllH, w" ' ' ,
drnwn. will not come out. Solid wood
iPlSBfl" Go-Carts Less
20c Wash Goods 12V2C
60c Printed Voiles 38c
SCOTCH DIMITIES
In the aisle of cottons, 200
pieces of Scotch Dimity, in
new and extremely scyusn
patterns suitable for every
purpose; 25c Bnd20c
35o values, special vv"
MEROERIZ'D POULARD
20c WASH GOODS 12y2e
In the aisle of cottons may be found the largest displays and best Wash Goods
'. , i mi Portland. A few of our exceptional July "Uiean-np specials.
PRINTED VOILES
Today on main floor, a
sale of Printed Voiles in
handsome novelty patterns
for Summer dresses or
waists. Our regu- OQr
lar 60e seUers, y&.,JJS
p.nBY SUITINGS
A very strong, durable ma
terial for skirts, suits,
heavy waists and dresses;
aU styles and patterns; a
fnab,TJ!2V2c
60o FRENCH NETS. 82c
Printed French Nets, in
beautiful floral patterns
for dainty dresses, waists,
fancy aprons, ete. ; regular
60o value, special 00
for this sale, yard w'-v'
A beautiful fabno which
eannot be told from silk.
Pmlusive Datterns and
color combinations, espe
cially for bummer Of l-
dresses: vard. only"v'v,'
GINGHAMS, CHAMB'YS
The popular all - around
fabrics for women's and
children's wear; a good
line of patterns and colors.
Our r e g u 1 ar 12c Qc
troliiM. srtAcial. vard
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500 pieces of Dimities, Ba
tistes, Organdies, etc., in
pleasing patterns for Sum
mer dresses: regular 20o
values, special 1 Oljf
at only, a yard
PRINOESS VP ILES
Sn excellent fabric for
Sum mer dresses ; perfect
finish; it makes np very
stylish. Comes in all the
newest colorings. Our reg
ular 25o grade, of- 1
fared special, yard
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
Samples submitted on the
above materials. Prompt
delivery. Send orders early.
$7 Go-Cart $4.95
$3 25 Go-Carl 1,
baoks and regular 60o sellers, 1 Qc
special during this sale at, eaeh
4 Off
f L25 nickel Serving Tray, 12-inch, at Sl.OU
$1.40 nickel-rlaU?d Coffee Pot at only 51.1-
$1J5 pickeJ-piatea xea x-w, Bpr" v-v - .
Great Sale of the Rich and SparKlm
ETSy a partial list of the hundreds of new shaped pieces
. .. i .v. r,r mnst nleasinff natterns. Iveaa on.
Cut lU LilU i
$3.50 Nappies at 3.20
3.75 Nappies at ff.o
$5.00 Nappies at
$3.60 Nappies at $3.25
$4.50 Nappies at $2.75
5 $6.00 Nappies at 3.75
S13 Ice Cream Trays, $11.50
S18 Ice Creaai Trays, $135
$33 Ice Cream Trays,
ReR,lar$3.25
ClocKs $2.25
In the Clock Store, 3d floor,
today, we will place on eale
a line of Square Brass Clocks,
5 ins. bi?h; reg- OZ
nlar $35 values SL.LJ
$16 Footed Bowl3 for $11.35
$20 Footed Bowls for $15.20
$24 Footed Bowls for $10.50
$13 Libbey Decanters, $8.80
$14 Libbey Decanters, $9.45
Sale of Dependable Alarm ClocKs
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rra ,1T,fii inst minute if you own one of these.
Fancy Braas Alarm Clocks. $2.35 valne, for only $1.55
Round Brass Alarm Clocks. $1.45 value, for only $1.15
Nickel Clock, brass face, $1.35 value, priced at only SO?
"Small Bedroom Clocks, regular 90o value, for only 48?
lor tms saio, jiu u i ' -
loiffa Our Sewing Maciiioe
In the bis wheel goods store, fourth floor, a
sale of folding Go-Carts, very light weight,
with steel frame; easy to fold up; 10-ineh
wheels, with 3-8-inch rubber tire; good spring
seat; nicely finished; come in tan, black or
green. Regular $7.00 values, spe- A Qg
cial for this sale at low price of V
GO-QARTS, especially good for the beach very
light weieht, good steel Irame, wiUow back,
wood seat; 3-8-inch rubber-tired C 1 Qg
wheels; regular $3.25 value, at, ea. V
2.35 Hammock $1.69
Good, strong-weave Hammocks in assorted col
ors, made of the very best vain. Concealed
spreader at the head, good pillow; 1 gQ
best regular $2.35 seller, special V v
1.5Q Croquet Set 98c
Today a sale of hardwood Croquet Sets,
with six balls and mallets; strong wire arches,
Put up in neat box. Our best regular Qgc
$L50 values, offered speeial for, set'
C lists
The O. W. II. Improved, $26.00
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On the $1 a WeeR Uui) nan
The Olds, Wortman & King Improved is produced from materials ch
years of experience have demonstrated are most suitable and durable.
Each Sd every part is intelligently made and accurately litted by com
X fmeffita and gauged to the thousandth part of an inch, insur
inl jSiStoS f action, easy and quiet running, and mmimum wear.
The fHds Wortman & King Improved is finished in beautiful woodwork
2?! S fullv eauTl to .the very best machines produced by other manu-
LctnrerfyiT P&fZ S
ivervpect. is Tb construction, not liable tof get out of
order aid cln be used by anyone by following our printed instructions.
The Olds Wortaan & Kkig Improved kas proven its reliability by years
pffiSnt service doing all classes of work easily and satisfactorily,
lich Sg a JTS'
brSeSuttk sewiBR machine at a medium price Fitted with ball
bearSIs suitably encased- Join our Summer Club and own 6
Z nthese machines. Sold on $1.00 a week payments at.P KJ
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Summer
$5 Wilton Bju&s at $375
$14 Libbey Decanters, , fVC f
$16 Libbev Decanters, $11.50 giSQ WiltOHl RlSRS at SpO
July clean-up of high-grade Wilton Rugs, in
new, pleasing patterns, at the foUowing prices .
Size 22 by 36 inches $o.00 Rug for 3.7o
Size 27 by 54 inches, 6.50 Rug at only .00
Size 36 by 63 inches, $10.00 Rug on y S7.50
Size 36 by 72 inches, $11.00 Rug, only f8.50
Size 44 by 7 feet $20.00 Rug at 81G.OO
Size 6 by 9 feet, $34.00 Rug, for oiJy S 27.00
S-!; ndo J .r,n on Rnir. at only 837.00
DUB V UJ a i) or.
Bielow Wilton Rugs in dropped patterns, of-
. :i - lr- at timed Inw TiTices:
lered very specmi iu "u"""-- ao Vt
Size 22 by 36 inches, $4.00 Rug, on y 2. t 5
Size 27 by 54 inches, $5.50 Rug, only
Size 36 by 63 inches, $9.00 Rug, only Sj.7&
Size 4V2 by V2 feet, $16.00 Rugs, at 12.00
Size 6 bv 9 feet, $25.00 Rugs, at on y 19 50
Size 9 by 9 feet, $35.00 Rugs, at only $ 26.o0
Size 9 by 12 ft., $4U.uu itugs, at omj po.vw
Bedding
$5 BlaiahetsS3.25
The ideal camping blanket, or
for the Summer cottage ; vicuna
brown wool; excellent $5 value,
very special clean- JT O"!
up price, only, pair P
$3j5Gray Blankets at $2.65
$4.00 Gray Blankets at 3.25
$5.00 Gray Blanket3 at $3.75
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LAND TITLES TOPIC
Realty Board Considers Sys
tem in Canada.
EXCURSION IS PLANNED
Trtp TV111 B Hade With Ad Club to
EMBd Saturday STatlona!
Keal KMate AMoctatloa to
Be Jotnl.
Reviewing th ryitpm of Und title
rr!trt!on In rogut rn Manitoba.
Cauda. W. O. EJdr. of WJnnlpa. aa
ruaat of tha PorUand Raaltr Board at
ita weekly lanchaon yeaterdar. deolared
. . . .wAH . . -A f,.t hi. wmv for land
Il luwiw a
swindlers to operate and that In Jo
y9Ars mere iuu " '
conienuun " "
He aa!d that the oernment was re
jivonslble for every rejlatratlon of title
m a Mjin nan(si Avon nPA
ana m v-Y- .---
caatlon ts exerctaed la the preparation
of Mrunctin wriwi - ui.i "
. i - ih. antAm with that tn
IS. the tulIWI rtvmvmm, urn wmu -i..
worklnirs ox me mniom iyim
wave imyi. w . . .
enced la waiting for court dcllona
and the cost to the land owner waa oon
Iderably Jees. He adTlaed the. realty
.wi. . - . tn tnviitlrafe the
"stem and to brin about Ita adoption
,s orjyo , If mVl- .... .
ene thtnr lu this oantry. and that la
th
Eddy -Tour roetboda are cumoersom.
and oostly. There are too many Joop
holes for the dishonest operator
He declared that Portland
one of the irreatest cities on the conti
nent, referrln to Ita rreet BO"
He declared that the scenery around
Portland was equal to that of Switzer
land. ... ' i
H- iL Easterly spoaa on xne
of the Torrens system In ,Mult"om.
County and In the state, nm
Tentually It would become '"
unweraauy. declartnir that It would
prove more aatisractory V . " .
eertlflcate of title plan or the abstract
ing system.
One of the entercainina-
riven by Oeorire Primrose, the veteran
i . 1 m n A .finflunfifd Uiat AS
D'.uiili ri. . I"" ...
lntrnrlrrt to retire from the stage soon
id to live in portiana.
-Th. rt time I came to Portiana.
this place was Just a vlUag-e.- said he.
-That was In 187U. i yeare as".
every return trtp I liked Portland bet
ter. Thla city naa an imminn
I am a PorUand resident now. The
last publlo appearance I make will be
on Portland atreets. and I will be In
the wagon leading- the procession.
Cpon a motion made by V. Vincent
Jones, the Portland Realty Board voted
to become affiliated with the National
Real Estate Association.
The board wlU Join with the Port
land Ad Club tn an excursion to Esta
cada next Saturday. The special fain
will leave at 11 o cioca Daturaay iuui u
. rw.mn ll'.l a Pawaf line.
The excurelonlsts will be joined by
their ramiiiea. Arrniouii.
in made to accomodate over 100 peo
ple on this trip.
ATTRACTIVE ROUTE.,
rw r.mkiin Pacific offers the at
tractive route across the continent. No
dust, no heat the oorafortable way to
travel. Office, 1 imra sirewu
SUMMER GLASSES BIG
5 COKE iySTBTJCTORS NEEDED IX
SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS.
Trere Is one medicine thst every
family should be provided with and es
pecially durlnrr the Bummer months:
yts. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Retneay. it is iimuii or
. i ,n h. nod1. It costs but a auar
t.r. ca vou afford to be without Itf
for sale by all doaJesa. '
gtudonts Dolus Extra Work Regis
ter for Session Trade Courses
Well Represented.
Ttrit .t r t Inn mo much larrer
than had been expected that it will be
necessary to add several new members
to the faculties or eacn separimeni. mo
Summer session of the city schools
opened yesterday mornlngr. The fore
noon was spent In registration and
classification ana im riuir
work will commenoe today. In the
... V. nl timrtmrtmmnt At th Lincoln
nigo twtut -
High School, registration reached 125
yesterday morning, ana many new stu
dents are expected today. Three hun
dred and eight children registered In
the slenfentary department at the Ladd
School, and 30 In the school of trades
at the Atkinson School.
The purpose of the Summer school
session Is to give students who are
behind In, their credits a chance to re
cover their standing before the opening
of the Fall term, or to secure credits
upon advanced standing. The depart
ment at the Ladd School, with A.
Draper, principal of the Shattuck
School, at the head of Its faculty, will
have charge of the work of the pri
mary department and the grammar
grades Mr. Draper's assistants are
Mary Donohoe, N. M- Washburn, Emma
Whitney and Ada Allhands.
In the high school work W. 'i
Fletcher, principal of the Couch School,
will head the faculty, with four assist
ants. Omar N. Blttner, Fanny U Bar
ber W. A. Fenstermacher and Catherine
Koch. Additions will be made to the
teaching fores In both of these depart
ments today. The School of Trades
will hastruct In courses In electrloal
work, machine shop, plumbing, pattern-
making, cooking, cullhery and sewing.
Profsssor Charles Frledel Is principal,
with two assistants, Ruth Hess and
M. O.fiteeU
RED SLAYERAT LARGE
Klamath Indian Kills Companion,
Flees With Gun and Whisky.
Wanted by the United States author
ities for the alleged murder of a fel
i -.i.tn PHm WmIcs. a Klamath
Indian. Is at large In the woods on the
Klamath Indian Reservation, armed
j.y. . nsA T-i ft m and a Kallon of
whisky. In a drunken quarrel July 3.
Weeks shot Ills Haraing, wno uicu
three daye later.
vt k. .hnntlnr Mill HardinST S
death reaohed the Federal authorities
here yesterday. Deputy unitea mates.
Attorney Evans has taken charge of
the case. He will present the evi
dence before the grand Jury now In
session and ask ror an inaicimeui
charging Weeks with first-degree mur
der. Weeks, his wife, Harding and two
young Indian boys were returning
to Weeks' home on the reservation
after visiting Klamath Falls, where
the party procured a quantity of
whisky. The liquor was about con
sumed when Weeks' home was reached.
Dismounting from the wagon. Weeks
went Into the house for his rifle.
Thrusting the barrel of the firearm
out of the window he commanded the
occupants of the wagon to dismount.
All compiled and Weeks amused him
self for several minutes chasing the
two young Indians around the house
several times. He then picked a .quar
rel with Harding, who, In the trou
ble, was shot In the back. The wounded
man died of his Injuries July 6.
Australian Goes Home.
Fred Keys, stenographer In the
Portland office of the Rock Island
Railway, will leave soon for his for
msr home In Melbourne, Austra.la.
He will be succeeded here by J. f.
t..-, in the Rock Island
.hi.. m Vaseeuver. B. C. Keys has
been in the United States two years,
serving most of that time is various
railroad offices. His father la a mer
chant in Melbourne and requires the
young man's assistance.
Bridge Company Sued for $10,000.
John Corcoran hag filed suit In Clr-
cuit Court against the Pacific Bridge
Company to recover 110,000. He as
serts that, while In the employ of the
company as brakeman on a car laden
with hot aspbaltum on June 6 last, he
sustained a fractured arm and serious
Injuries to his neck by reason of a de
fect in the dumping gear. His neck,
h asserts, threatens to become perma
nently stiff, rendering It Impossible for
him to turn his head.
PIG'N WHISTLE.
The finest chocolates made; try them.
Slg Sichel & Co., 92 Third Et. and Third
and Washing-ton eta.
Convention Visitors
See the PACIFIC OCEAN at
CLATSOP BEAC
HnuMfli nnrtifis leave Portland at 9:20 A.
M. via the North Bank Road, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 11th and 12th. Spend
six hours at GEARHART PARK and re
turn to Portland at 10:15 P. M. .
You will not see the Ocean at any North
western City. One hundred miles trip
along the wonderful Columbia River.
GEARHART PARK CHAUTAUQUA
NO ADMISSION CHAKUtu
July 11 Ex-Governor Yatea.
July 12 -Pioneer Day. Ex-Governor Geer.
July 13 Webber's Juvenile Orchestra.
July 14 Ex-Governor Hanley.
July 15 Governor West; Oregon Day.
July 1G Rev. William J. Gilbert.
July 17 William A. Battis in Dickens In
terpretations; Gabriel R-Majuire,
the African Explorer.
July 18 Apollo Concert.
TICKETS AND DETAILS AT
CITT TICKET OFFICE, FIFTH ASD STARK STS.
KOHTH BA.VK STATION, ELEVENTH AJiD HOYT STS.
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