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Children's Wool I Dress Goods I Children's Fancy I
Dresses Sweaters I
Tin quality Chariot Sreea Oeoda, . . ,. . .. t I
A rnd aowl, of OhUdn.1 o, brow, 36 Uoha. Wide. 4 J. EaT I
Wool Srniu. sttUr trimmed, la aa .. to put on wnen n. eomtm xrom a
7,ri'ttirT.tjl c.ll. "d of school. You Will And tht It wiU I
They will hr to be n to be p- BOo per yard. Our price U only saTC hi, shirts and walete from lota I
predated. Wo hT world Mtir of wmut and ter. They only ooat I
$1.98 35c 28c
Walking Skirts Boys' Knee pants Men's Underwear I
$130 Kainy Day Iklrt, now S9.9&' Verhapa that boy of roars la a Man's winter welffBt Oamal'a I
Oxford tray, trinun.d with rowa of ; terror on pasta. If ao, try , him Hal, Shirts and Drawers, axtra well I
bt.rt.'tlU?oomVlrtflal.:d' 1 with a pair of or Ta.y are a. mad. and nnlahad. Thay ahonld aaU I
. with rowa of atltchlnf. A biff bar- aear oaat Iron aa thay soak 'am, for BOo par rarmeat, bat yon can I
gala at nnd tha prioe la only buy 'am hare for I
$2.98 25c 39c
Women's Hosiery Bed Spreads Outing Flannel !
Extra eaperior quality Teat Black rine quality White Badapraada, 80 pleoea of rood quality Outlay I
rieeced Hose, aplload heela and toee. rood full alia, neat petunia, will Flannel, food, firm rooda that will I
- Ton-would have to pay at leaat 80e waah , and wear In a aatla factory waah and wear. Other atoraa are I
par pair for the aame thlnr np town. manner. Our price for the rerular aaklnr 1 Ho for tha aame thlnr. Our I
Our price la only l.ts kind la only prioe la only I
12c 98c 5c I
HALLOWEEN SPRITES
NOT TOO MISCHIEVOUS
Halloween waa not forgotten by the
youngsters of Portland, and by aoine of
. the older folka aa well. Saturday night.
With house parties many celebrated the
rent, while the children romped the
streets playing tricks n everybody. Not
a few property owners hunted In vain
for their gate yesterday, while the
crusty householders hurled imprecations
upon the heads of the youngsters who
-overturned his woodpile or carried the
wood to the roof of tho nearest shed.
A few cases of actual vandalism were
reported as the police were on the look
out for trouble makers. About 60 po-
llcemen patrolled the city, all excepting
those on the first night relief being in
plain dress. The boys and girls knew
of this and conseauentlv thev were care-
rful not to overstep the bounds of pro
priety. The officers spent most of their
time In the residence parts of the city
where ghosts were wont to make trouble,
but as a rule Young America was good.
Journal friends and readera wher
traveling on trains to and from Port
land should ask news agents for The
Journal and Insist upon being supplied
with this paper, reporting all failures In
obtaining It to the office of publication,
addressing The Journal Portland. Or.
HIS LEG BROKEN
BUT IT'S WOODEN
In turning a corner at Crosby street
and llolliday avenue a few nights ago C.
I. Scoffln was thrown from the road cart
in which he was riding .and one of the
wheels pasapd over his wooden leg. The
crowd which gathered was surprised to
see him get up with his leg limp, and
shocked when they saw him climb lntu
the cart and ride off. Mr. Scoffln was
Injured by a streetcar 10 years ago and
as a result he has been wearing a
wooden leg since.
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LUTHERAN
CHURCH RISING
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With elaborate rellgioua aervlcea the
a large con
Following an address by Rev. Hogoes
ie aeallng and placing of the coppei
ix. within a prepared recess In the
ftev,
Rev. Hogoes, during his address, read
$860.
The Ladies' society followed
. There waa a considerable
and $25.
The church will be an attractive
structure, 48x62 feet, and will coat.
when completed, over $7,000. At present
only $3,000 la being expended, but tne
work, will be completed aa fast as the
money can be raised. There la a full
basement for the Sunday achool and
other purposes, and an auditorium
above.
CKBXSTXA ASSEMBLY.
The workof the recent Christian Na
tional assembly at Detroit was dis
cussed by Rev. J. F. Ghormley at the
First Chrlatfan church yeaterday morning.
The reporta or the missionary work
that had been carried on during the
past year had been very flattering, tha
apeaker aald, and over 1100,000 had been
raised by the Women'e Christian Board
of Mlsslona for the work In the foreign
Held, while tha American Christian Mia
alonary aoolety had collected upwarda
or ijuu.ouo ror the cause In the native
land.
Announcementa concerning the con
vention next year at St Louie had been
made. Being In the very , center of the
cnurcn zb.ooo waa not too many to ex
pact The exposition authorities hate
put at their disposal the largest halla
in Kt. Louia for the convention In 1904,
without- coat to our people. Ground
baa alao been donated on which to erect
a memorial bulldihr In which would b
placed periodicals and 'whatever might
be of historical Interest to tha church.
Thla convention cornea to the coaat In
HOC, and It would be a good thing to
have a Ilka building here.-
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"BIBLB HOT WITHOUT EBBOBS
That tha Bible waa not without errors
waa the theory advanced In the sermon
of Rev. J. T. Lathrop, In a sermon at
the Grace Methodist Episcopal church
yesterday morning, nor was it a book
to aettle scientific . tor philosophical
questions. ' V
The Bible, the speaker declared, con
tained the finest collection of devotional
literature in the world. It waa an open
book In which God revealed to the
world hla method of aoul culture.
It waa a aoul book, a book on soul
building and waa effective In building
up the aoul life In individuals and tho
race. The Bible waa the accumulation
of the rellgioua experiences of the race
and embodied all tha', the race would
ever neea ror spiritual culture ana
power. It waa infallible In two particu
lars: First. In setting forth the moral
and spiritual lawa by which tha race
la to be controlled and redeemed; aeo
nd. In setting forth the' lawa by which
the Individual Is to come to the highest
spiritual consciousness and power,
These laws were fixed and universal In
the spiritual as In the law -of gravlta.
tlon In the phyaical. It waa lastly God'
love letter to the race in which waa
announced hla system of penalties and
rewards to the children of earth. : To
the virtuous it held out eternal life,
and In tbia assurance called every man
to faith and good works.
mvxutxma the crtbok.
In a sermon on "Elements of Suc
cess In the Modern Church," Rev. W. B.
Holllngshead of the .Centenary Metho
dist church yesterday said that the
church must be made up of pure lives
of noble purposes, and high alms and
ambitions, or it will be weak In the
work of navlng aoula, which la Its sole
object After giving the Scriptural dea-
lgnatlon of the true church, of which
Mr. Holllngshead aald. Christ Is the
head; the foundation, he made the sub
ject practical by comparing the church
to a building, all parte of which must
be perfect and sound.
'If I aak how many unsound brlcka
can be put into a building," aaid the
$1.25 Choicest Fancy
Silks at 65c yard
$1.25 Black Dress Goods
at 78c
Thousands of Bargains In Muslin.
Underwear
Window and sash curtaining of all kinds, Swiss, Muslin,
Not, Madras, ate., IVhlto and Colors.
' ALL AT REDUCED PRICES -
BIG SALS OF FEATHER DUSTERS AN D
HOSE'SUPPORTERS ,
Annual Thanksgiving'
Linen vSale
apeaker, "if there be an architect In
thla congregation, he will amlle and
think the preacher knows nothing about
putting up a building. He will aay no
unsound brlcka can be used. But If the
surface -of the brick selected be all
perfect but one aide, and yet that brick
be used, there 'la a weaknesa in tne wan.
The surface expoaed may paaa inspec
tion and though that alngle brick be
surrounded by good mortar and aound
brick yet the weakness remains In the
wall. The architect would throw out
the brick that la faulty. So the church
must be built" ' .
Energy all gone? Headache? Stomach
out of order. Simply a case of torpid
liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make
a .new man or woman of you.
KXKXXa CABBTTAT Onvi. '
Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 2. Tha Mem
phis fall carnival opened today under
most favorable auspices. All train
arriving; Sunday night and thla mornlnr
orougni nunareaa or visitors from all
points within a radius of 100 mllea or
more. The day' a program waa auccesa
fully carried out The bluff la occupied
with innumerable carnival attractions,
while Court 8quare, Main street, and
other prominent thoroughfares are lav-'
Ishly decorated, and at night will be ,
ablase with Illuminations. Special, fea
turea have been arranged for every day;
of the week.
Preferred Stock Canned Oooda.
Allen at Lewis' Best Brand,
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WATCH - fc'IVS
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ABIES, TAKE NOTIC
Come at once and get the best
Elgin or Hampden Watch
for less money than at any other house,
-and pay only $1.00 a week. j
WX WANT YOU TO SEE THIS IMMENSE FURNITURE HOUSE.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A LASTING
AND VERY ACCEPTABLE XMAS GIFT
$12.00 buys a beauty, Ladies' or Gents' size, witli a 24-year
guarantee Fahys Gold Case.
I. GEVURTZ & SONS feu
On, our Opening: Day you will
get Free of Charge from us
173-175 First Street
219 to 227 Yamhill Street
GUESS WHAT IT IS!
The papers will announce it on Wednesday what we give
you FREE OF CHARGE on our Opening Day. Dortt forget to
Look It Up! Next week we Open what day we cannot say as yet
FAMOUS TRAINS
The Overland
Limited to Chicago
via Omaha, and
the Pioneer Lim-
LT ited St Paul to
Chicago, run via
the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Each route offers numerous attractions. The
principal thing to insure a quick, comfortable
trip east is to see that your tickets read via
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
GENTS, TAKE
NOTICE! ;
We will open up with a big rush. (Jet in line first. First come,
first served.. Numbers will be given out to every gentleman to be
measured, ias there will be no less than 1,00(L Suits and Overcoats
sold on our Opening Day. So guess how many we will sell, and
get the prize we offer for this.
Scotch
Plaid Tailors
142-144 SIXTH STREET
Suits made to order for $15 no more, no less. Overcoats made to order for $iS-no more; no less.
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WATCH
FOR
OUR OPENING DAY !
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General Afent,
134Third Street,' Portland
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