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Maii Orders
Out-of-town customers are remind
ed that through our Mail Order
Department they can take advan
tage of clearance gale price. Yon
ean bay from us by mail with the
same assurance of satisfaction as
though you shopped in person.
: . , , . . Mnnv nf thp lines are Dronen. dui ine quaiuy ii mere juai me ame. uui uuja iC ""tu
BSESSairar fc fldd and will be the last to come home. Th,s store
mrougnoui me &ai nr hnvPrt o'n flvp and si times in a vear. At the oresent time we
has a strong representation in the maritet every aay m me w "" " , , ' n ... ,
hP the stronest aggregation of buyers in the marKet of any house in the Northwest-under personal direction of our Mr. H. C.Wortman.
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Sale Fancy SilKs
S1.25. $1.50, S2.00 7
Qualities Reduced d
Center Circle First Floor
All aisles lead to this circle. 1500 yards of fancy Silks go on salefor
today only. Pongees, cheviots, with colored cross-bar, black Igees,
diagonals and many fancy weaves; some white yjr
lirl etc This will be one of the greatest money-savin? sales of the
iTsol Positively for today only. Actual f d 79c
$2.00 grades. Supply, your future needs at only the yard,
S1.25 SilK Hosiery 63c
75c SilK Hose. 3 Fr. Z1
At the hosiery counter, first floor.
A clearance of women's thread
silk stockings, made with lisle soles,
toes and tops, in a great variety of
colors; our regular grades
to 11.23; clearance, the pair
Saie Hair Goods
First quality Switches, in all shades; regular $10.00 for this sale $5.50
First quality Switches, in all ehades; regular $3 and $8.50 for $4.48
Mack silk Stockings,
gauze weight, eeamless feet, lisle
heels and toes and lisle tops, black
only; excellent grades, worth up to
75c a pair. Clearance J1 (if
price 35c or 3 pair for PX.W
r.rn wnw Switches. 32 inches long, $10.00 values on sale at $5.50
German wavy Switches, 30 inches long, $3.00 values, on sale at $4.50
German wavy Switches, 23 inches long, $7.00 values, on sale at $3.93
Special attention given to all match orders. Now is the time to purchase.
First-clas work guaranteed in making up combings in Switches, Puffs
and Transformation. Economical buyers will take advantage today.
31.50 Embroidery 79c
$1.50 NecRwear 07c
Department, rirrt Floor,
A large variety of new patterns in
27-inch Flonncings, and 22-inch
Allover Embroideries, in Swisses
and nainsooks, small, dainty pat-
Tionartment. First Floor.
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An unusual clearance of women 8
fancy Neckwear in all the newest
effects in lace and lawn side ruf
fles, jabots, coat collars, etc., in
large variety of patterns Cl7p,
tnd designs; worth to $L50,
$3 Slippers $1.46
On the bargain circle, between the elevators, on the main floor. A one
day sale of men's House Slippers; 2000 pairs in the lot; tan and black,
Komeo styles, all kid lined, everetts and operas in tan seal, tan vici
and black mat kid and vici; good $3.00 grades; specialized 1 AG
.v.- .otintn for thia sale at the very low price of V
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2 Slirmers 98c
Women's Felt Slippers in all eolors, pink,
blue, brown, black, old rose, chinchiUa. pray
and wine; a. good line of sizes and good QQ
values up to- $230; special at, the pair,
terns and large floral de- 7Qp
sisms: values to $1.50; yard
$3 Tapestry Bag' $1.48
$4 Tapestry Bag' $1.89
Main Aisle South First Floor.
A great clearance of new novelties in Tapestry Bags, rich in signand
colors, trimmed in gold braids and fitted with long gold cord g 1
handles; all are silk lined, values to $3 for $1.48; vals. to $4 V
Fine Marabou Stoles and
Muffs at 14 Off
Final clean-up of our entire stock of Marabou Stoles and Muffs in black,
natural and fancy combinations; the entire stock is offered Qf
for this sale at one-fourth off regular price; remember, ' w"
20c SilK Ribbons 12c
At the ribbon counter, first floor. Clearance of four-inch silk taffeta
Ribbons, in every wanted color, suitable for hair bows, fanc12c
work, etc.; real 20o quality, specialized for Friday's sale, yard,
B. P. O. E. Pillow Tops
In the art needle work department, second floor. A new, original design
in an 'Elk's Pillow Top, stamped on art material to be worked ggc
in silk, satin back with each top; placed on special sale at only
$7Go-cart$4.84
Clearance of folding Oo-Caxts, well built, with good
spring in the seat, with adjustable back, with good
Slioners S2.19
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Clearance of men's high roll-top leather cava
lier Slippers of brown seal, and tan seal kids
in chanticleer red, dark tan and CO 1 Q
green; regular $5.00 values; special V A
tAl frame, well finished and well made. ! OA
Our best regular $7.00 sellers; special fJr.t-T
12.50 Carriage 7.98
Now you may take baby out for an airing. Here's
a road or house carriage with foot box, reclining back,
with storm apron, good strong, light-weight wood
body, well painted and finished, brass plated joints,
upholstered seat and back; very easy QO
running. A $12.50 carriage for only P
IS IN THE
BASEMENT
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ale Matting
25c China Matting 15c
30c China Matting' 19c
35c China Matting 23c
The favorite sanitary floor covering, exceptional
quality, extrn heavy, wUh firm edges, plain colors
or figured patterns. We bought it way under
crice. you con do likewise if yon come early.
Men's Overcoats
$20.00. $25. $27.50 Grades
. - For $14.95
. ' Men's Corner Main Floor.
Only three days of this sale of Men's and Young Men's Over
coats in the medium and long lengths in the latest styles and
best colors. Some axe three-quarter lined, others are full
lined; 155 Coats in this lot; hardly in the house 60 days. They
come in browns, grays and tans; worth regular A QC
$20.00, $25.00 and $27.50; special for this sale X-Te-r
Boys' and Children's
All S5.00 to $10 Suits $3.98
Juvenile Department First Floor.
Two days' Clearance of Boys' and Children's Overcoats, in
sizes 3 to 7 years only; the newest and best styles in the most
popular materials, such as chinchillas, "warmth without
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CHildren's fiose
25c Grades lOc
On the bargain circle, in the basement, we offer the exceptional
sale, for one day only, 150 dozen children's Stockings, medium
weight cotton in the mercerized finish, with high spliced heels
and toes, full fashioned 1 and 1 ribbed, sizes 6, 6V2, 7, TY2, 8
and &V-: eood 25-cent values. Sent down to the base- 1 ft-
ment to close out at our great clearance aale. Supply your future needs at vv
Clearance sale of all other stockings. All mail order carefully and promptly filled.
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40.00 Suits. at $16.50
$25.00 Suits at f 10.5.P
Garment Department Second Floor.
LOT 1 Comprises a splendid collection of Women's Fine Tailored Suits, of such
popular materials as cheviots and Berges in black ; broadcloths in brown or blue ;
striped suitings in black and white, brown and tan, etc. ; mixtures in tan and
brown; camelshair suitings, etc. Neat, plain tailored jackets, lined with satin
or peau de cygne, with velvet collars. Skirts are panel or side plaited. Many
have the high waist line. The best selection of Suits worth up (J1 CH
to $40.00 in all Portland. Priced special for this sale at only 1 JjJ
t.ot 9 A RnlpnrKd lot of "Women's Suits in the mannish mixtures, brown and
ierav stripes, checked suitings, black cheviots, etc. Jackets are the regulation
length, plain tailored or trimmea wun veivet, uueu wim snuu ui iucdoouud aj-n.o.
Skirts' are plain with panel front and back; some have side A C
plaits. All good, stylish Suits, worth up to $25.00. ' Special at OlvtQU
Sale Women's Dresses
$12.50 Grades $6.25
$75.00Dresses $37.50
In the Women's Apparel Department, second floor, we offer a lot of the season's
best styles in Dresses of good quality serge, velvet, broadcloth,, voile, messaline,
chiffon, crepe de chine, crepe meteor, taffeta, black crepe, etc. An assortment
of styles and materials so broad and varied that every taste may be satisfied.
The price range, too, will come within the limit of every pocketbook. The J
stvlea ranee from tailored effects to fancy trimmed Dresses. For Clearance
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$12.50 Dresses, S 6.25
$25.00 Dresses, S12.50
$35.00 Dresses, S17.50
$43.50 Dresses, 24.25"
$16.50 Dresses, S 8.25
$28.50 Dresses, S14.25
$38.50 Dresses, S19.25
$55.00 Dresses, S27.50
$22.50 Dresses, S11.25
$30.00 Dresses, S15.00
$45.00 Dresses, S22.50
$75.00 Dresses, S37.50
All UnLdermJisliiiLS Redsceci
$2.00 Combinations at q1.49
The Big White store, secona x ioor. f
m . nmKinatinna nf onmft. onvPT and skirt or corset cover andy &?. l
Clearance ui " umcu. a UUuiU.i..iv . - .- . , , ,
j t r,nrA nnaiitv lnntr .loth and creDe material, trimmed in VaL lace
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and insertion; some have all-over embroidery corset covers, good vai- Q- A Q
ues to $2.00, bargainized at the special low price while they last, only tD 1 . ZJ
OTHER COMBINATIONS, made of nainsook, long cloth and crepe, corset cover and
skirt or corset cover and drawers ; princess and regular corset cover effects, all are
vprv heantifullr trimmed in laces, embroideries, etc., at the following low prices:
iM 25 Combinations. 89
$2.00 Comb 'tions, '1.49
$1.35 Combinations, 98
$2.25 Combinations, $1.69
$1.50' Comb 'tions, 1.19
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$4.00 "Leona" Garments S2.49
A genuine bona fide clearance of the popular "Leona" perfect-fitting three-piece gar
ments made of dainty nainsook and long cloth, trimmed in linen and Q f Q
VolonpiPTines lace: resrular $4.00 grades, specially priced for this sale, J)..CZJ
Women's Gowns
Our regular $1.00 Gowns, special at 79
Regular $1.25 and $1.35 Gowns at 98
Regular $1.50, $1.75 Gowns for 1.29
$2.00 Gowns 1.49, $2.25 Gowns 1.69
Regular $2.oU uowns, specun av,
torset Lovers
75c Corset Covers, special at only 49
$1.00 Corset Covers, special at only 69
85c Corset Covers, special at only 59
$1.25 Corset Covers, special at only 79
$1.50 Corset Covers, special at only 9S
Menu's Saits
$27.50 Grades $14-85
340.00 Smts
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FOR THE LAST TWO DAYS, a great Clearance of all our Men s
and Young Men's Suits. We divide the stock into two lots ex
cepting blues, blacks, full dress suits and Tuxedo suits, pearly
every person in Portland knows the character of our Clothing .
Our stock is made up of the best lines in America We don t con
fine our stock to one single "advertised line," but we do pick the
good things from all the best lines, put our own labels on them
and absolutely guarantee every Suit to give perfect satisfaction.
You may choose for these two days any $20-00, dJIOC
$22.50, $25. $27.50 Fancy Suit call it yours for J X
You may select any $30.00, $32.50, $35.00 or $40.00 bait in tne
house except blue or black, full dress and Tuxedo (JOl (f)
Suits, at the remarkably low price of only, the suit D
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Grocery
Clover Leaf Butter, priced for this sale at, 2-lb. square 75
pecials
California Laver Raisins, cut up in 2-lb. boxes, on sale at 25c?
California Muscatel Raisins, off stalk, Zy2 pounds for 25
Hams Eastern sugar-cured, good family size, a pound, 15
Bacon, best English style, selling here for only, pound, 16?
Flour 0. W. K. Excellence, now selling at, the sack, 1.25
Tea 0. W. K., in packages, regular 60c grade, for only 40?
Electric CooRing' School
Today at 2:30 P. M. in Auditorium.
Discourse on cooking by electricity by Mrs. Hawley. Menu Oyster and
Mushroom Patties, Prune Whip. All women invited to attend FREE.
Basement Grocery Dep,t
w-w u 4. These two items will be on sale
Jr 1 C n 1 C il a HI S at HCinthe Basement Grocery depart-
O.W. K. Butter 74c guarantee the quality of both.
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LAWYER'S BILL OPPOSED
Attorney J. C. McCu Ak $15 for
Irocatlif Sleothi.
Th. County Court la chary .boat
pTlD- bill of 1150 prntI by At
torney J. C. McCue. oniployed apo
dal proaocutor acalnat DatctlTa ilal
lott and Moloney In tha Martin kid
naping caaa. Tha datectlra rr ln
dlctd and also wrt found rullty of
conttrpt- Thay war. fined 10 ach
on tha contempt eharire. and there la
an underetandlna: that the ladlctmrnta
Are to b allowed to lanarulah and final
ly be t!rn!sad.
The b.ll came up for consideration
by tha County Court jreaterdy morn-
Ine;. Judge Cleeton axpreaaod hla wlll
Inicnesa to pay $125. but preferreJ that
Commlaaloners Llghtner and Hart
should dlapoaa of tha aubjeot. Tha
Coromlaslonera referred It to th. Dla
trlct Attorney for an opinion aa to tha
county'a liability.
District Attorney Cameron opposed
tha appointment of McCue, TWIcullna;
tha contention adranced at the time
that be Cameron) waa not a fit and
competent person to act aalnat tha
detectlrea by reason of nalnc as
sisted In the proceedings; looking to
the extradition of Martin. Judve Cat
ena Instructed McCua to act. It la
thought that the report of tha Dla
trlrt Attorney wtll not faor th. pay
ment of the cialm.
CasJ, dry wood. EdieXien Fuel Co.
HOOD RIVER ROAD LIKED
Multnomah Officials Interested In
Path. County Judge Outline.
County Judge Culbertson, of Hood
River County, called on tha County
Commissioners and County Judge Clee
ton Wednesday and succeeded in In
teresting them In a plan to arouse
popular enthusiasm In behalf of tha
Hood RlTer-Multnomah road, the ob
ject being to obtain an appropriation
to assist th. project at tha next ses
sion of the Legislature. It la proposed
to call public meetings In both coun
ties and to lntereat candldatea for
State Representative and Stat. Senator
In the project.
T. i tn vtnr1 the road in
question along a gorge noted for acenio
beauty, which Ilea partly In the east
ern half of Multnomah County and In
th. weatern part of Hood River Coun
ty. It la eatimated that I150.000 would
b. neceasary to complete tha road aa
desired, and that of this amount $100.
000 would ba spent in Multnomah
County and tha balance In Hood River
County. , ,
"Multnomah County baa already
don. iome work on 1U end of th.
road." aald County Judge Cleeton. By
thla Fall w. will bav. two miles of tha
11 within thla county ready for traf
fic. If wa aver get thla road through
we will hava a moat beautiful acenio
highway."
There are about 1 deathe far every blrtb
eoourrlng at eea.
ARREST CAUSES DILEMMA
Who "Will Prosecute and Defend
Farm Head Is Qnestlon.
Tha arreat of T. D. Jackson, auperin
tendent of Multnomah Farm, yesterday,
at tha request of Stat. Labor Commis
sioner Hoff, who chargea that he. has
violated the law by allowing the engi
neers at the farm to work more than
eight houre each, presents a curious
problem. The law aaya that county
employea ara to b. defended by the
District Attorney, but at the aame time
it is the duty of the District Attorney
to enforce the atate law which Jackson
la charged with breaking. Jackaoa In-.
slsts pat the District Attorney's offlca
defend him.
Mr. Jackson has demanded a Jury
trial and hla case has been Bet for
hearing In Justice Olsons court at
1:80 P. M. next Thursday. The County
Commissioners yesterday assured him
that they will finance his defense with
public funds, and authorized him to hire
a private attorney if it is found that,
under the circumstancea, he cannot
avail himself of the services of the
District Attorney. The spectacle of
one Deputy District Attorney prosecut
ing and another defending would be a
rare one. '
J. R. Barton Willing, brother of the one
time Mrs. John Jacob Astor, has gone Into
the manufacture of violins, and It became
known recently that his success baa won
him patrons among eatpert musicians.
SAVES TIME and ENERGY
Lightens All Housework
SAPOLIO
Cleans. Scours. Polishes
from cellar to garret
WORKS WITHOUT WASTE
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