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T17E OHEGON DAILY JOtTHlTAL. FOltTLANfl, MONDAY ISYENITO, NOVEMBER t), ,1003.
TOWN TOPICS
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' Items of Local Interest for Busy
.. :. Journal Readers.
, ( Ansley, grist, II H .Third strsot
. Br. Amos, eurrson, Dekum building.
ITilatt&twMian. Beach, II Id atrttt
always
Olympic flour Onca tried,
used,
JB. St. Moorshons ) Co- at Ssvsntb
ana Aider. Telephone, Main lit.
Sally Increasing- paronaa-. attests the
opuiarity or the Savoy, 18 jriftn.
Csvsjoy ft llncoln, bookbinders paper
rulers, izi First TeL Mala 1019.
Ma Smith's Savoy, lit Fifth, wins
the haikrui of lovers of t d eating.
Saggsstlv. Tfcsrapsatlos core where
arugs fall. McMann, 100 The Marquam.
. Portland Club, Its fifth atreet. A
palatable lunch served every evening
from I until 11 p. m. .
rise day I Buy Meredith's umbrella.
Repairing and recovering; two stores,
Washington and tth. Morrlaon and tth.
To: Jteat Part of store I8 Tamhlll,
Ooodnough building. Will rent with oi
without counter. Apply cashier, Journal
nice.
The Indo-Amerloan Woman's leagns
will meet tomorrow at 2:80 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. 8. V. Hill. lfl Twenty
third street, corner Irving.
A smoker will be given by the Oregon
Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution Wednesday night In the
University club rooms. Falling building.
Old days at West olnt formed the
subject of C. E. 8. Wood, principal
Bpeaker at the monthly dinner given .by
the University club last Saturday even-lng.
District President F. S. Godfrey ad
dressed the Epworth League of the
Montavllla Methodist church last night
Officers were Installed during the evening.
Why not pass in your subscription
to James R. Ewlng, the bookseller, on
Fourth and Yamhill, for your Century,
Harper's, Scrlbner's, McClure's, Munsey
or any of the best periodicals?
The committee appointed to Investi
gate a department of literature for the
Haywood Dramatic and Musical Club of
University, will make its report tonight
at a meeting to be held in the auditor
ium of the Thuman building.
O. O. Quins, an employe of a sawmill
at -Bridal Veil. Or., is at St Vincent's
hospital suffering from a compound frac
ture of one of his legs. He was
brought to this city for treatment yes
terday, having been injured while at
work. He will be laid up for several
weeks.
RED
CRUSADE
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BEGINS
TONIGHT
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While playing with a small toy gun
the 6-year-old son of Mrs. Helena Bosel.
living at 822 MUwaukle avenue, was
shot in the neck by an older brother
Saturday. The little fellow was taken
to St. V lncent's hospital and the bullet
taken out The patient Is Improving
nicely.
Ton can get a good, guaranteed hot
water bag or fountain syringe of Albert
Berni, the druggist, Second and Wash
ington street for about the sam price
as asked for Inferior goods elsewhere.
When anything In the rubber goods line
is needed It Is always a good idea to
see Berni. the druggist, about It.
The "red crusade" of the Salvation
Army la on in Portland tonight, and
daily; for the next four months special
revival meetings will be held fn different
corps throughout the Northwest Dl
vision. Major Robert Dubbin, com
mandlng the division will have eharga
of the revivals and will open this even
lng at No. 1 hall. Third and Davis
streets. Next week the meetings will
be continued at No. 4. Ill First street
and the following week the office ra will
go to Oregon City. All posts in Oregon
and Washington will be visited.
Major Dubbin will be assisted In his
work by a brigade of able workera,
picked because of their established rep
utations as evangelists. Among the
special officers are Rev. Thomas Blandy,
Paul Hubbard. Ensign and Mrs. Braun.
Ensign Parker and several other Salva
tionists. The officers will wear long
red capes as a special oostums during
the crusade.
Meetings are to be held every after
noon and evening and on Friday nlghta
and Sunday mornings during the work
In Portland the local corps will units In
their aervlcea.
Friday evening. November 10. CoL
Charles Sowton, in charge of the Scan
danavlan branch of the Salvation Army,
with headquarters in Chicago, will be
In Portland und will conduct a united
meeting at 128 First street.
Just prior to Mrs. Booth-Tucker's
death, she and the commander had been
conducting a "red crusade" in New York
and scores of converts had been received
Into the army.
'I was conducting the crusade work at
Walla Walla," said Major Dubbin, "when
the news of the death of the consul
reached me. The meetings were very
successful and we had secured If con
verts. I preached at the penitentiary to
660 prisoners, and at the county JalL
Our barracks are crowded nightly.
But I was forced to return to Portland
upon receipt of the news of our grest
loss.
"Wi all knew that the publio in gen
eral respected Mrs. Booth-Tucker as a
good woman and admired the work of
the army, but when we had to turn away
people from the memorial service be
cause of lack of room, we were more
than surprised. It is the aood in one's
life that stands out. pne may be ever
so Druuant, nut as Soon as he Is gone
ne is rorgotten. uoodness lives always,
it was tne goodness or the man that hut
caused the flame of McKlnley to live,
na tne same is and will be true of Mrs.
tsootn-Tucker."
CHIEFLY PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Klghtlinger have
reiurnea to fortland after a visit
Salem.
to
Mr. and Mrs. Will Horning of Cor.
vallla are visiting friends in Portland
They will visit the Sound 'cities before
returning home.
The Dalles City loaves Alder street at
:S0 a. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays: leaves The Dalles Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 a. m,
Makes all way landings. Fare 2i cents.
Ship your freight by the Regulator line.
The Regulator Una is the only company
that has comfortable and dry (Ware
houses ror the reception or freight and
passengers.
Bailey Oatssrt, the popular passenger
steamer, makes the trip from' Portland
to The Dalles on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, leaving The Dalles on al
ternate days, except Sunday, arriving at
all ports from one to two hours earlier
than any other boat on the river. She
makes the following landings: Van
couver. Cascade Locks, Stevenson, Car
son, Collins, White Salmon, Hood River,
Lyle. Fare 25 cents to all landings.
Leaves Alder-street dock at 7 a. m.
The Dalles at 7 a. m.
Another of the trl-weekly excursions
on the steamer Charles R. Spencer to
The Dalles and all intervening point
will go out tomorrow morning from Oak-
street dock at 7 o'clock. The Spencer
stops at every landing and chargea
uniform price of 60 cents to any point
This is the fastest and best equipped
steamer on the river. Passengers bound
for The Dalles or more Eastern destina
tions can save $2.10 by taking the
steamer, as the- ratlroad' fare tH $2.60. f
Telephone Main 2960.
We have added a new department to
our store, that of misses' and children's
cloaks. We positively have one of the
best selections of these garments In
this city, and having bought at a bar
gain will aell at prices that will, make
people buy If they will see tirant. We
don't care where you have been buying
before, nor what low price you secured,
we will make you a little lower figures
than you have ever had. In fact We
will make you a whole lot lower price.
H. Baumer A Co., Union avenue and East
Morrison the merchant who pays about
one-eighth the rent of the West Bide
fellows.
Have $2.10 on every fare to The "Dalles
or points beyond by riding on the beau
tiful steamer Charles R. Spencer, and
at the same time view the magnifi
cent Columbia river scenery. Fare by
the steamboat is 60 cents to any land
ing, including The Dalles; by rail, $2.60
to The Dalles. Persons gplng beyond
The Dalles can buy their tickets by
steamer to that point and go thence by
rail to their destination. On her way
up and down the Spencer stops at Van
couver, Washougal, Cascade Locks, Stev
enson. Carson, Collins. Drano, Under
woods, White Salmon, Hood River. Bin
gen and Lyle. Fare, 60 cents to any
stopping place. Wharf foot of Oak
street . Telephone Main 2960.
When ladies can buy $7 JO dress skirts
for 13.88 it would seem that a bargain
like that would be' snapped up with
considerable avidity. Such an oppor
tunity offered at the White Corner
this week. This great bargain ceter
also sellflv for. this week only, ladies'
ready-to-wear 13 hats at the ridiculously
low figure of S cents, $1.69 and $1.76
flannelette, wrapper fancy trimmed, at
8)o cents, and 26-inch paragon framed,
heavy jOlorta silk umbrellas, with pretty
sllverette handles, regular value $1.60,
at 98 cents. There are. all told, about
1.000 such opportunities in this storej
and those wno visit tne piace ny
ther eyes feasted on these good things,
The store is a great trading mart these
autumn days.' "' ' '
Mrs. Leopold Rosenthal and her daugh
ter Carolyn, who have been visiting
jroruana irienas ror tne past two weeks,
lert yesterday for their home in Spo
aane.
Mrs. B. Sommer and her daughter.
Miss Sommer, left yesterday for Cali
fornia, where they will spend the win
ter.
Mrs. Tyler Henshaw of Oakland. Cal
ls visiting In the city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Sidney Cawston.
Senator and Mrs. R. A. Booth of Eu
gene arrived In Portland this morning
ana win spend several oays in the city.
O. H. Crawford, an attorney of. Union,
is in roniana lor a rew days.
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Cook of Salem
are visiting Portland friends.
Miss Anna Welch left last week for
an extended visit In Minneapolis. Chi
cago and other Eastern cities. She will
ne ansent ror several months.
Ajrrswaurrs.
Cordray's Theatre
John r. Cordrtr sad W. M. Riiaaell. Managers.
Phone. Main 992.
Net In Any Trut Portlands') Moat Popular
Family Theatre.
Night price: 15e. SSe. 85c. 40c and B0.
Matinee: Adulta 2Sc. children 10c.
Taaifbt and All Waak.
H. AXTHTTS C. AIBTOHB SPILES!) ID COM.
PAKY,
In tne Ideal Americas Clastle,
"TENNESSEE'S PARTNER"
8ee a eomnanv who ran art. a a nlav mm,.
erly staged and costumed, and at popular prlcea.
NEXT WEEK:
"Rudolph and Adolph" Maaoa and Maaon mat
M Others la the Big Musical Faro Comedy.
Marquam Grand Theatre'
W. T. Panel.
Gen. Uxr.
Monday, Tneadar and Wednesday Nlghta,
sTOVEMBEa e-ln-11.
Tile Artistic Comedienne.
0SE MELVILLE IN "BIS HOPKHffl
The famous i'aatoral Comedy A Tremendoas Bit
in me caat.
Prlcea: Lower floor iceot laat 8 mwr 11
last 8 rows. T9c. Balconr. first S mira.
last e row. ROe. Gallery. 25c and 85c Boxes
ana logos. I'm'.
seats Are Now Belling.
The "Different"
'v - Store.
OtBSVWO
RTMAN
Fifth and Wash-ingtonStSe
A ' Ml Wmli :jf WicMarfijl Skrgaiis
'Twould be as impossible to get the loads of splendid, newperchandise bought for this season into our present store, without the annex we are waiting tbr, as It
would to get the crowds' that Will WANT TO HEAR PATTt inlo the little gem of a BAKER THEATRE. So we unload the new arrivals fast as received at ridicuT
ously low prices, and you benefit by the disappointment that costs us thousands of dollars In business and profit lost. No store In the city can afford to meet our
prices on equal values this seasonthey've not the cause and they don't We open today the
SECOND WEEK OF THE GREATEST NOVEMBER. BARGAIN SALE PORTLAND EVER KNfeW!
Today Starts a Big Special Sale of
ANTIQUE RUGS
PRICES ARE REDUCED LIKE THIS:
110.09 values go for f sves
$1 50 values ro for 9114)0
f 15.00 values ro for $HJ5
$17.60 values go. for 11S.0O
$20.00 values go for 1TJ5
$22.60 valuea go tor ..fKJO
$16,00 values go tnr. fai.75
$27.50 valuea go for tavoo
$30.00 values ro for 936.00
$22.60 values go for faa.00
$85.00 values go for $30.00
$87.60 values go for S3a.S9
$40.00 values go tor.) 934.50
$42.60 values go for 938,75
45.00 valuea go for 9 M.7S
47.60 values go tor... ...$ 41.00
50.00 vslues go for...A. .9 43.60
66.00 values go for.., 9 48.50
60.00 values go for 9 03.00.
66.00 vslues go for 9 68.00
$ 70.00 values go for 9 68.75
$ 76.00 values go for 9 67.50
$ 80.00 values go for 9 78.00
$ 86.00 values go for 9 76.80
$ 00.00 values go for 9 80.00
$100.00 values go for 9 89.00
$125.00 vslues go for 9111.00
$160.00 values go for 9133.00
175.00 values go for 9169.00
A Word About
Sewing
Machines
The O. W. A K. Maohln ts the beat
make In America, with $ draw
ers and box top 991.00
Agency price 950.00
6-drawer style, box top. .... .928.95
Agency price 960.00
Drop-head style, 6
front
Agency price
drawers, swell
934.80
965.00
AIT SXPEBT BriCOirSTBATOS
AZ.WAT8 KIIB TO SHOW TXXZB
woaznroBY
We've Reduced the Price
of Every High Grade Suit
in the House
Every one of the new Costumes ! Included. Materials Include cheviots,
broadclothn, panne cheviots, Venetians, camelahalr, slbellnes, staminas,
imported Scotch and Knayllnh novelty tweeds, Bannockburns, etc., every
gown cut In latest design, beautifully made arid trimmed. We print Just
four hints to show tne trend of reductions, but, bear In mind every high
grade Suit in the house goes In the sale.
95 SUITS BBOVOBS TO.
975 SXTTTS KXSUCSO TO.
965 SUITS BZDUOZD TO.
960 SUITS BBSUCSD TO.
I e) e e
969.50
95730
965.00
940,75
Big reductions also prevail among the Opera Coata and charming Ev
enlng Coatumes.
A Grand Bargain Movement in the Dress Goods Annex
Really Remarkable Price Cuts on New Dress Stuffs
Black Dress Goods.
85 PTEOXS 44 to 6a-lnch new fabrics,
such as nubb and lattice eta
mlnes, slbellnes, flaked mistral,
nubb Panama sackings, striped
voiles, granite cloth, buntings,
shrunk cheviots, serges, etc., etc.
These are strictly all wool and
fast dye fabrics, no old goods, but
this season's dress goods, bought
direct from the manufacturer, and
great values at oar regular price
of $1.25 special for this week,
yard B8o
Make any purchases you wish and
we will deliver them for Xmas pres
ents. Those thinking of making
their friends happy with a nice
skirt or suit pattern for an Xmas
gift will do well to see our special
offerings in silks and. dress goods
this week.
60 to S4-XWCB? French and Domestic
Zlbelines, this reasons swellest
and newest fabric. In the high
panne finish; also the silver
haired finish. These are all pure
wool and have a beautiful finish;
our regular $2.60 a yard grade
special at , 91-89
sa-iirca; bx.acx rBBxrex sibe-
UVB A very beautiful finish
and splendid value at our regu
lar price, $3.60 special at.. 98.73
54-ZBCX of above, our regular $4.25
a yard cloth special at 83.49
66-ZWOa: BBOADTAH. EIBEUBB,
the richest fabric shown this sea
son, resembles the expensive fur,
broadtail lamb, heavy weight for
the new coats; our regular $5 a
yard value special at 93.79
Fancy Dress Materials
Underpriced
64-XBCX Imported French and Ger
man Zlbelines, this season's most
fashionable fabric. In heavy and
light weights, with beautiful, rich
finish, the colors are navy, egg
plant, castor, cardinal, gray, royal
reseda, champagne. eminence,
Havana wine, Havana and seal
brown; they are In the mirror,
panne, mouchette, chameleon and
silver - haired mases, and are
Splendid values at $2.76 and $2.60
special at, for the week... 91.89
68 AXTD 54-IXCX! EIXXUXXS A
good, heavy fabric, splendid wear
ing cloth, in all staple colors, em
bracing cardinal, navy, myrtle,
cadet, Havana and Oxford; our
regular $1.75 and $1.60 values
special for week at 91.09
66 IXCH XBIEBTXiXY CBATX-
XETTX Positively rainproof, ex
cellent goods for skirts, storm
coats and suits, In navys, myrtles
and Oxfords, splendid value at our
Important Offering of Hosiery and Underw r Specials
TTU AM AOQBXaATIOX OX TAX.TJX8 WBTaB "VXBY 2PBOU9 OX, XXXBESEBTATZTES OX ZJLXOB XUB
OXASBS OX XntflT QUAUTT OOODS, OX WBZOBC TKB SATXXQ TO TOU IS OOXSZBXXABXJB. WZDB
exoosnra is rossrxxx xoebb zjt buck uxxxbotxs assobthxxts as abouxd.
ladles' cream cotton Jersey-ribbed
Testa and Fasts, vests shaped
waist, ankle-long French band
pants, usual 26c values, special
for 190
ladies' cream or silver gray Jersey-ribbed
cotton Tnlon Suits, reg
ular 60c values, special at, suit, 39o
fcedlee' blaok and light blue silk
and lisle Vests, with high neck
and long sleeves, $1.76 regular;
special at 91-85
Children's silver-gray and white
wool plaited Union Suits, quali
ties $1.00 and $1.25; special, suit
73o
Boys' percale Waists, blouse or
"Mother's Friend" styles, patterns
In assorted shades of blue and
red, good 60c values; special at,
each 39o
Ladles' bis? cashmere Boss, flne
ribbed, finished foot, good 60c val
ue at, pair 37o
Children's blaok merino Hosiery,
seamless foot, double knee, flne
rlbbed, regular 30c value; special,
pair... 18o
regular price of $1.60, but this
week special at, a yard 91.08
6-xxcsr xaizsTurrs cbatx-
VXTTX, In the much-wanted plain
and mixed tweed effects, good
weight and very serviceable, in
Oxfords, browns, navys and myr
tles; splendid values at $2.25 and
$2 special for this week at 91.49
XOTXZ.TT XBBXCX Exclusive Suit ,
Patterns, In the new Carreaux
Zlbelines, in mouchette and plaid
styles, In wanted colors, with
beautiful combinations, bought to
sell at $19.76 and $22.60 the suit
pattern this week 91449, 915.43
Money-Savers In Silks
84-IXCK all pure silk Surah Crepe
de Chene, with high, rich finish,
for fancy waists and evening
gowns, a splendid, beavy, service-
First Floor
able silk. In shades of white.
Ivory, cream, pink, lavender, pale
blue, pearl gray, champagne,
navy and cardinal; a regular $1
a yard value special for this
week, yard 999
BOUXGXAXT TAT TXT A, next sea
son's fabric and styles these are
the sample pieces made to show
early buyers In New York, the
maker having sold up his product
for next season sold us bis earn
pie pieces. The patterns Include
neat stripes and checks, small and
medlum-slsed polka dots. In colore
that baffle description. These are
the newest styles and fabrics
shown for next Spring and made
to retail at $1.60" a yard, and are
grand values at that price, but
having bought thesey sample
pieces at a big reduction, we give
you the benefit of same and place
them on sale at, a yard. .... .93
SOME GOOD SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR MEN
Men's extra quality natural wool Shirts and Drawers, superior finish, draw
ers with elastic gusset and non-shrlnkable, our best i garment, this
week 73
A limited line of Men's Soft Shirts. In a $1.50 grade, with a 2 -ply front,
very handsome patterns, a good shirt for business wear, special thla week
at ' T7
A line of Men's new 4-ln-hands and Teck Neck Scarfs, a SOo quality, very
pretty, stylish patterns, this week at one-half price ...854
FOR THE BABY Second Floor Annex.
This week we conduct a SPECIAL ranged like this:
SALE of CHILDREN'S BONNETS 93.75 kinds for 98.97
In this section. A big variety of 6.75 kinds for 8.87
awfully pretty bonnets these of 840 kinds for..... , 6.89
silk and velvet, trlmred In various 6.00 kinds for 4,19
pretty ways, witfe..4hlrr1ngs, silk. 630 kinds for 4.88
lace, ribbon or fur, all of them rich M kinds for 6.98
and beautiful. Reductions are ar- Up to the 919.00 kinds for 911.87.
A SPECIAL SALE OF KITCHEN FURNISHINGS
Everything at reduced j?rioes for Thanksgiving and the Holidays that will soon be here. Universal rood Chop
pers chop everything, raw or cooked meats, all kinds of vegetables. BUT THE BEST.
Wire Plate Handles, each So I Bine Oerman Coffee Machines,
Soup Strainers, 6-in., each.... 19o
Vegetable Slioera, each 4o
Cullenders, 9-in., each lOo
Pastry Brashes, round and Sat.
Asbestos Matte 3o
Asbestos Baking Sheets, In
books of 19 sheets, per Took . . 100
SmaU family sUa, special 79o
Vadium family else, special 99e
X.erge family else, special 91-19
Oerman brown earthen ware,
white-lined, handled aauoe pans.
pots, oustard cups aad err pana,
Wire Strainers, 8-In., each. .....
6o
93.35, 91.90 and 91-50
Blue Oerman Tea Haohlnee,
91.90, 91-40 and 91-15
Bey air Knobs, 6 for 5o
Granite Iron at special prlees.
Xo. 8 Tea Kettle 65o
Covered Boasters, 4 So, 37o aad. 81e
A GRAND SPECIAL SALE OF
THANKSGIVING TABLE LINENS
EVERT PIECE OF TABLE LINEN IN THE HOUSE IS REDUCED, sharply, from the tiniest Doily to the
most complete and magnificent Table Set of double satin damask, you should buy liberally. A few hints of price:
SNOW WHITE TABLE DAMABKS. from 68 inches to 88 inches wide, from 45c to $3.60 a yard, with Napkins
to match In both lunch or dinner slses. SEPARATE CLOTH8. square, oblong or round, in all sixes and qualities.
DINNER OR BREAKFAST SETS -OF CLOTH AND NAPKINS, in all ouaiitlea that have merit. HEMSTITCH
ED EMBROIDERED OR FRINGED TRAY CLOTHS, SCARFS OR TABLE NAPERY, In a large range of sizes
and patterns ALL REDUCED.
THE BAKER THEATRE wffiTtr
Georce L. Baker. Sole Leasee and Hanacar.
Tonight, All Week. Matinee Batordajra and
sanda.ra.
The Baker Theatre Company at Its Home TUa
air, nm wwa. Henry Arthur Jones'
Strong Emotional Drama.
"THE DANCIXO GIBL."
Evening; prices, 60c, .15c, 2Sc, 15e.
Matinee. 2.V. lSf lOe.
Next Week "THE PRISONEE Of ZEXDA."
AXCASX THEATRE AND AKU8EXEXT PAX.
LORS
S30 Washington St., Eat. 6th and Tth.
Open from 10 s. m. to 11 p. m.
CQHTIEUOTJi TAffDETIlLE SIX 1TAX ACT9
Irary day, 8:90 to 4:J0.
t renins. T.Sir t 10J0.
ADMISSION 10c TO ANT SEAT.
AXCAOS
AKUSEKtn
THEATRE AMD
rABXOag.
830 Waablngton. bat. sth and Tth.
Open from 10 a. m. to It p. m.
, covTimrocs tavsethxe.
SIX STAR ACTS, "t
Eraey day" 1:80 to "4:30.-
ETealnf t :S0 te
ADMISSION tOe TO ANT SKAT.
10:1
BinsiTBEoa,
coitciftT cTebx HIQETE.
ft Sit ioRXSISsV
Beautiful Embroideries at Half Price
We made a monster purchase of embroideries, while our lace buyer was in New York, at a price so low that
we yielded to the temptation of using- them as good advertisement for the store by offering- at half price last
week. The way the crowds bought repaid us for every purchaser seemed to appreciate their wonderful value at
this bargain price so we continue the sale this week with a fresh lot. Thousands of yards of new and beautiful
embroideries in good widths at exactly one-half price, viz.: $3 kinds for 81.50. $1.60 kind for 75c, 61.25 kind for
2HC tl kind far 60c. 60c kind for 30c, 60c kind for 25c. 35c kind for 17e, 26c kind for 12Hc, and 15c kind
for 7H&
Portland's Biggest Shoe
Bargains
Are here a gigantic, radical stock clearance. We are sacrificing hun
dreds of dollars in this sale, but circumstances compel the slaughter.
Cases unopened are piled high one on the other through our basement
aisles they should bavs been In the annex now but, oh, well, What do
you care? Here they are at these prices. Help yourselves.
Women's Storm Shoos Lot just opened, have 8 and 10-Inch high tops.
Made for street wear these rainy winter days. Leathers of box calf or vicl
kid, soles double and extra heavy oak tan leather that won't soak water,
full, round, comfortable toes. Especially made for us to sell at this sea
son, they protect the ankles from wetting by the skirts. Two great values.
Regular $3.00 Grades this week for $ 1 .98
Regular $3.50 Grades this week for $2.68
$5 Dress or Pattern Shoes a grand
bargain this week 93 M
Ken's $3.60 Begent Shoes, $3.78.
Tou may choose from live of th
very latest fashionable lasts in
this celebrated make of shoes, the
best 13.50 footwear for men made
In America, this week at, the
pair $3-78
Infant's Shoos, 48o. In button or
lace styles, red or black leathers
snd slses 2 to 6 48o
Infant's Sboes of finest selected
French kid stock and hand turn
ed, soft, flexible soles, usual 11.25
kinds, this week .98o
Boy's Warranted "Koxal" Shoes, of
very best full, plump, selected
leathers, double soles, Goodyear
welt, equal to hand made, sixes
11 to 13. 12.00; U to8.IJ.26:
li to i EH. 9M9
Knrss's Hospital Shoos. Easy on
the feet just like ths needed foot
wear for house use, with rubber
heels this week the $2.60 values
a re marked $1.78
Party Slippers. The Party Slippers
are Included in the sals again this
week, four styles In ths choos
ing, either with or without straps,
in leather or felt, with heavy or
light soles, low or opera heels,
medium or extra broad toes, usual
$1.50 values this week for..So
CHARLES S. KNAPP
IS LAID TO REST
The funeral of Charles S. Knapp was
held at the home of his father, D. K.
Knapp, 738 East Burnslde street, yester
dav afternoon, a large number of friends
paying their last tribute to the younfr
man's memory.
Charles 8. Knapp died suddenly at a
San Francisco hospital last Wednesday.
Mr. Knapp was Just entering on his life
work, having almost completed his
technical training as a machinist and
was Soon to marry Miss Willie Over
hulser of 8an Francisco. A home had
been prepared for the young people in
Kenilworth. and almost in the midst of
the wedding preparations came the death
of Mr. Knapp.
The body was brougnt tr foniana
Saturday by Q. K. Salsbury, a cousin of
D. K. Knapp of Napa-. Cal., and Miss
Overhulser. Knapp's fiance.
ATTOEsTTES blahaoejl
JUDGE SORRY HE CAN'T
MAKE IT FIVE YEARS
WALKING HOME
DALTON FALLS DEA
not yt been reached. It Is reported
that P.) A. Downs, who Is conducting the
operajrions, represents the O. R. & N.
Company. ;
F. P. Baumaartner. agent in Portland
of the California A Oregon Coast Steam
ship company. Says the Commercial-
News, baa been appointed manager oi
mi company a uuiwm t .
John C. Eggleston. who deserted his
wife for a woman of bad character, was
sentenced to two years in the peniten
tiary in the state circuit sourt Sat
urday, and in passing sentence . Judge
Frazer said that he was very sorry
the statute did not allow him to make
ths sentence five years.
Eggleston formerly lived In Chicago,
and came to Portland In search of work
about a year ago. His wife and little
girl remained. in the East with the un
derstandlng that they were to join Eg
gleston as soon as he should secure em
ployment. After being 1n Portland a few weeks,
Eggleston sent for his family, but be
fore they arrived, f ortnad an acquaint
ance with anothef woman. At the depot
he met' his wife and told her that she
might as well go back that bo had
found a woman much more to bis taste.
While she was doing house work for. a
living, the one who had supplanted her
was taking Instruction on the piano.
Eggleston,'s ball was fixed st 11.600,
in default of which he was taken to the
county jaiL The cas will be taken to
j the supreme court.
While walking along Second street, be
tween Oak and Pine, early yesterday
morning, Thomas J. Dalton, a cigar
maker, dropped dead. He was on his way
home after visiting with friends, and
when a short distance from the police sta
tion he (ell to the sidewalk and lay until
an officer found him. He was then dead,
the cause apparently having been heart
disease. Coroner Flnley found no marks
of violence on the body and will hold no
Inquest. A more thorough examination
will be ma.de at the morgue today, where
the body was taken. Dalton was 32 years
of age, and roomed at First and Madi
son atreetSA He was born .In Indianapo
lis, Ind.. butrbtfiiparente live in Cleveland,
O. - He belonged to the clgarmakers"
union. The funeral arrangements have
not yet been made.
y -
8TAWQASO,
WHITX
and etar
KACHJUriS.
B.ntM ana
Kapaind,
Fifty sec
ond ha ad au-
etloti for aale
from 13.60 to 110.
Call early nd get
yur pick. Needle
and .oil for aaie.
280 Tamhlll atreet.
ecrncr Fourth.
Phoee Bed 1801,
JL&GJU.XJI
U.CELEX.
XOH8TES
coax. ram.
(Journal Special Service).)
John Day.. Nov. 9 Word has been re
ceived here that a crew of miners pros
pecting for coal on thSip-lver- near tbs
home of James Small, have drilled
through a solid bed of coal to tbs depth
of 140- feet. The bottom of ths vela has
DIAMONDS
From S6.oo to'iojb. Watches $3.00
to $100. KlDjs Ooc to J300.
JAS. McDETVITT & CO.
808H Washing Street.
CL ARK, 186 Morrison
H At Ths MonrUoa-atrso Bridgs.
Makes Your Old Hat New
Ken's Hats Besbsp4 to Xtasl Style,
Closing
Out
Sale...
Oa aoconnt of ni leas, spirial
soon and being forced t move,
we are compelled to eloss .ml nr
. entire stoe of Jspaae. and
' Chines. Castos, MUkttlag, Bag
Toys, sts. ; JToW 1 ta 8bti U
' : bay jroar fcoUday goods. -
Andrew Kan & Co.
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