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ART WALLPAPER FOR ALL ROOMS INTERIOR DRAPERY AND DECORATIVE WORK OUR SPECIALTY
THE SUNDAY OltEGONIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 18, 1907.
OUR SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE OF PORCH AND LAWN
FURNITURE ATTRACTIVE OUTDOOR PIECES IN ALL THE
POPULAR FINISHES AT REDUCED PRICES
Summer furniture ofrneat and characteristic design and finish; easy, restful pieces, in the linen fiber; attractive and
comfortable chairs and seats, in the varnished natural wood; porch furniture in a number of, artistic stained finishes;
swings for the porch or lawn. Any need in' Summer furniture can be supplied at this time at a price which will appeal
to the economical. Your credit is good.
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$10.00 Linen Tiber Chair in the
green; special
$8.00 4-ft. Garden Bench in the
red; special
$8.75 5-ft. Garden Bench in the
red; special ...
$9.50 6-ft. Garden Bench in the
red ; special
$2.50 "Old Hickory" Stool; special .1.25
$3.00 Camp Chair; special ....$1.75
$3.50 "Old Hickory" Arm Chair; special .$1.90
$6.75 Linen Fiber Chair, in the natural finish; special . . $2.95
$6.00 solid oak Chair in the green finish; special .$3.90
I x $12.00 Linen Fiber Hamper in the
$5.00 green; special $6.25
$12.50 Linen Fiber Rocker in the
$5.25 - natural finish; special ...$6.75
$13.00 Linen Fiber Rocker in the
$5.75 green; special $6.75
$10.50 Arm Chair in the ; moss
$6.25 I green finish; special ... . , $7.00
$10.00 Linen Fiber Chair in the green finish; special , $3.90
$10.50 Linen Fiber Chair in the green finish; special $4.60
$13.00 Teakwood Chair with linen fiber seat and back; special $4.90
$7.25 Reed Arm Chair; special .' $4.95
$9.00 Linen Fiber Rocker in the green; special $5.00
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$11.00 Linen Fiber Table in the
green finish; special $7.25
$13.00 Arm Chair in the green fin
ish; special $7.50
$12.00 Arm Chair in the moss
green finish; special $8.00
$13.00 Settee in the moss green; -special
, $8.00
$12.50 Linen Fiber Arm Chair in
the green; special $8.25
$13.50 Arm Chair in the moss
green; special $8.50
$11.50 Linen Fiber Rocker in the
natural finish; special $9.00
$14.00 solid oak Settee in the
green finish; special $9.25
$15.00 Garden Swing; special... $ 9.75
$16.00 Garden Swing; special ..$10.50
$21.00 Teakwood Settee with linen
fiber seat and back; special. . .$11.50
$30.00 Malacca Fiber Settee; spe
cial .....$19.50
$63.00 oak frame fiber Settee with
loose leather cushion; special $39.50
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BARGAIN ITEMS
EXCHANGE DEPT.
Our. Exchange Department is of special interest to
those who intend buying furniture. Here we accept
your old furniture, stoves, etc., in part payment for
newer furnishings and allow you an extremely liberal
value upon them. Inquiry regarding exchange solicit
ed. Phone Exchange 34. Attention is called to these
special values for a few days only:
Full size Iron Beds, in two designs; special $2.50
Parlor Cabinets, in mahogany finish, beveled plate
mirror; regular price $9.50; special $ 6.35
Folding Bed, in the golden elm; three-quarter size;
regular price $22.00; special $10.00
Golden Oak China Closet; regular price $70; special.$50.00
Weathered Oak Buffet; regular price $75.00; special.$50.00
Boll-top Desk, regular price $30.00; special $62.50
Three-piec Dining Set in solid oak table, buffet
and china closet; regular price $150.00; special. . .$75.00
CLEARANCE SALE THIS SEA
SON'S GO-CARTS
Clearance values on our entire line of
this season's Go-Carts. The most up-to-date,
dependable and easy-running
gear and the best and simplest folding
construction. Your credit is good.
$3.00 Go-Cart; special $1.90
$5.00 Go-Cart; special .$3.25
$6.00 Go-Cart; special .$4.50
$6.75 Go-Cart; special $5.00
$7.50 Allwin Collapsible Go-Cart;
special . . : , $5.75
$12.50 Allwin Collapsible Go-Cart;
special '......$7.75
$12.00 Reed Body Go-Cart; special $9.00
$14.00 Allwin Collapsible Go-Cart;
special $10.50
$17.50 Reed Body Go-Cart; sp'l $13.00
$20.00. Allwin Collapsible Go-Cart,
full nickel-plated frame; sp'l.. $15.00
$23.00 Go-Cart; special . .$17.25
$29.00 Fiber Body Go-Cart; sp'l $19.50
$35.00 Go-Cart; special $22.50
$40.00 Go-Cart; special ....... $25.00
$48.00 Go-Cart; special ....... .$32.00
$55.00 English Perambulator;
. special . $36.50
MISSION
ROCKERS
SPECIAL AT
$6.75
Another special
sale of charac
t eristic, sub
stantial and comfortable Mission Rockers;
frame of solid,- quarter-sawed oak, in the
weathered finish; back and seat upholstered
in genuine leather; a neat, comf ortableTdur
able and handsome rocker. Regular price
$9.50. For a few days only at the above spe
cial. Your credit is good. ,
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DRAPERY DEPT. SHOWING OF NEW
EFFECTS IN LACE CURTAINS
Our Fall importation has arrived. A more complete, new, elegant and extensive
assortment has never been shown in the West than in our department at this time.
Even though you do not need Window Lace3 at present, it will be highly enter
taining to you and a pleasure to us to have you see this showing of Curtains. To
state briefly, our stock consists of: . -
Italian Filet Laces in white, ivory and
Arabian ..$..12.50 to $30.00
Point de Luxe Laces in ivory and
white; per pair $18.00 to $45.00
Schiffli Laces in white and ivory; per
pair $17.50 to $30.00
Real Italian Thread Lace Arabians;
per pair $17.50 to $150.00
Morocco Laces in ivory and Arabian;
per pair $18.00 to $60.00
Flemish Point Laces in white and Ara
bian; per pair $18.00 to $37.50
Cluny Laces in white and Arabian ; the
finest stock ever shown; pair $3.50 to $65
Brussels Laces in white only ; per pair
$4.75 to $60.00.
Marie Antoinette Laces in white, ivory
and Arabian; per pair ..$4.75 to $50.00
Point Duchesse Laces in white and
ivory; per pair $18.00 to $45.00
Real Italian Filet Window and Door
Panels; each '. $18.00 to $70.00
La Belle Idea in French Door Laces;
per pair ..$18.00 to $80.00
Etamine Arabian Curtains ; per pair
$20.00 to $46.00
Hand-made Laces in special widths,
lengths and designs; made to order r
per pair ..7 $8.00 to $75.00
Heal Antiques on nets and scrims; per
pair .$7.50 to $1,8.00
Real Swiss Renaissance Laces ; per pair,
$9.00 to ...$35.00
Real French Lassa Arabians; per pair,
$12.50 to $45.00
Vestibule Sets in white or Arabian tints,
in Filet, lassa or t"hread Arabians;
per pair ...$18.00 to $200.00
Lace Edges and Insertions in Cluny,
Arabian or Renaissance, at, yd. 5 to $30
Ornaments, Corners, Centerpieces, Ro
settes, Fleur de Lis, Empire Wreaths,
Motifs, etc.; each 10 to $8.00
Any demands in Special Laces or Panels we
can execute correctly and promptly.
ALL HAMMOCKS REDUCED
Seasonable bargains in our entire remaining stock of Ham
mocks. Basement Department.
$1.00 fish net Hammocks ; special 60
$1.25 fish net Hammocks; special 75
$1.75 Hammocks; special $1.0)
$2.50 Hammocks; special $1.55
$2.75 Hammocks; special : $1.65
$3.25 Hammocks ; special $2.10
JAP. MATTINGS REDUCED
CARPET DEPT. -SIXTH FLOOR .
A timely special in this popular and serviceable Summer
floor-covering. Sale includes plain white, reds, greens, blues,
etc., and artistic mixed color designs in an endless variety.
This special for a few days only. Your credit is good.
Regular 50c qualities ; special 30
Regular 35c qualities; special 22V
Regular 30c qualities; special ; .20
Regular 25c qualities ; special 15
Regular 20c qualities ; special , 12 V2C
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ATTENTION
DIFFER ON WORKING TIME
Miners and Operators In Conferenct
at Seattle.
SEATTLE, Aug. 17. (Special.)
Coal-producing corporations have sub
mitted an alternative wage scale to
the United Mine Workers, ottering to
advance the wages of the men in the
mines and to grant concessions in
working conditions if the demand for
an eight-hour day, based on the time
the men enter the shaft. Is withdrawn.
The operators' wane scale differs ma
terially from the one presented by the
union, but the average wage advance Is
pretty close to the 15 per cent demand
of .the United Mine Workers. The op
erators have adopted a different pol
icy of griding the men, and It Is over
this question that the conference be
tween the miners and the operators
spent their time.
It it declared positively that the' op
erators will not agree to the eight
hour rule proposed by the union. Tho
mine ownera fought a similar proposal
when it was made to the Legislature
last Winter, and declared today that
the acceptance of the miners' wage
scale will mean the reduction of the
coal output by fully 25 per cent, and
would compel the operators to abro
gate contracts for a big percentage of
their output. Coal prices would also
have to be advanced to meet the new
conditions.
The miners insist that the day shall
commence at the time the men enter
the ehafthouse, and that they shall be
brought out of .the mine on company
time. The operators today insisted
that they will continue to recognize
an eight-hour day, but time shall be
computed from the minute the men
reach the face of the workings, and
that they shall remain at work taking
out coal for eight hours. The companies
do not concede the right of the men to
a half hour for lunch on cbmpany time.
With both, the miners' demands and
the operators' alternatives before the
conference, it is expected the question
will be fought out and that a compro
mise will be effected. The miners and
operators expect to spend at least one
moro week in conference before a
wage schedule is signed. -
Should the miners stand firm on their
two demands, it is declared the oper
ators will refuse to grant them, and
danger of a serious strike. will occur.
In anticipation of trouble or an ad
vance in coal, heavy orders. for fuel are
being placed, and many of the dealers
and consumers are preparing to carry
a big stock. - -
Xew 31111 Replaces One Burned.
CENTKAXJA, Wash.. Aug. 17. (Special.)
Montzer Bros., of Tenlno, have com
menced the erection of a new mill to re
place the one destroyed by fire a short
time ago. The new mill will have a ca
pacity of 125.000 feet of lumber a day, and
will be modern in every respect. It Is
expected that the mill will be cutting Its
own lumber In about 90 days, although
the mill will not be completed in less than,
four or five months
PORTLAND CONCERN BIDS
Offer of Warren Company for Pav
ing at Centralla.
CENTRALIA. Aug. 17. (Special.) At a
meeting of the Ctty Council -held this
week the bids for paving Tower avenue
with a bltullthic pavement were called
for. There was only one bid, namely,
from the Warren Construction Company,
of Portland. The company agrees to do
the work for 156.452.20. This is nearly 20
per cent higher than the City Engineer's
estimate, that being $45,572. The only
time stipulation was that the work shall
be finished before next July. A repre
sentative of the company stated that the
bid was the lowest price that the work
could be done for. The Council will prob
ably accept the bid. as the price of pav
ing is evidently going up.
Trouble Over-Timber Cutting.
OREGON CITY. Or., Aug. 17. (Special.)
Garrison B. Nlckell nas been summoned
to appear In the County Court next Tues
day to show cause why a restraining or
der should not be Issued preventing him
from cutting the timber from lot 4, sec
tion 27, township 3 aouth, range 1- west.
The land Is claimed by George W. Yer
gen. who says that Nlckell filed a pre
tended homestead claim in 1905, proving
up and obtaining a certificate the follow
ing year, when Yergen filed a contest,
which Is now pending. In June of this
year the defendant began cutting and
selling the timber for wood, and this
month. Installed a power plant, w4th a ca
pacity of 20 cords per day. He has al
ready cut 100 cords of wood, and threatens
to cut all of the timber. Yergen placea
his damages at J500. ,
Attack Tuttle Law. .
SALEM. Or.. Aug. 17. (Special The
constitutionality of the law known
as the Tuttle good roads act Is
raised in the suit of St. Benedict's
Abbey vs. the Marion County Court
and other county officials, filed in the Cir
cuit Court to enjoin the levy and collec
tion of costs for tne construction of a
new macadam road between Marquam
and Silverton, which has been petitioned
for and allowed, and the costs for which
are to be assessed to the property-owners
for one mile on each side and one mile at
each end of the proposed Improvement.