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During the aix ulnutM required br a
Jury reeterday aitemooa to take one bal
lot In which the vote to ooovtot. Charles
: W, Walton af murderously assaulting
, Policeman Ota Nelson, tha tmpaaeluyv of
I' another Jury to try tha youthful prta
oesr oa tha charge of highway robbery
was, begun. Thla grvce an idea of the
expedition with which Walton ta Mine
hurled m by tha authoritlee to meet
punishment for hia alleged crimes.
It lacked exactly It minutes of tha hour
of 4 veetarday afternoon whan th jury
hearing th assault charge rooa from
their seats, sfter Circuit Judtfe Cleland
. had delivered hla osargs. Two minute
waa required for Bailiffs PoweU end
. Waldmao to clear the Jele to permit
the Juror to reach tha room where they
'. were to decide the prisoner's fate. Bix
' minutes later earn a knock on the door.
.. ' The door waa opened and the Jury
' filed In. the foramen handing tha verdict
. to Judge Cleland. The court passed It
to Clerk Johnson. Tha prisoner wee
', then ordered to a land while It waa reed.
J Not muscle of ther eoy'a face quivered
as he rose, but tha blood mounted to hla
' bead In torrent, flushing his faoe,
heck and-, ears. Am the verdict wu
: handed the court Attorney Bt. Raynor,
who had prepared tha prtaonar for tha
Worst, leaned over and whispered a, word
af consolation
Policeman Neleon waa mora gHfbry af-
fee ted than Walton. Ha nervously
. arlpped the table w.th one hand and a
knee with the other and riveted hia eye,
,i air Mie defendant. ......
"Uuiity as cnargea-- as cnese warns
.. left the olerka Una Nelson eat Immov
able as a statu for full M seconds.
limply back In hie chair, Judge Cleland
uwnnai ut JH17 ivr ii wwa k mja-
, Charged It for tne term.
- lor the trial of 'Walton on tha oharga of
, robbing Conductor Bimanual Johnson.
Tha complement warn accepted and all
; - were sworn la this mom in a. A special
venire of t$ men was summoned. 17 be
' big rejected and three were taken from
' among the) spectators - for : exam (nation
as to their1 eligibility to earva, -awo being
rejected. Tha. Jury ooaeneta of the lol
. lowing: , ' '
William Harrla. eV I. Stone. .Owen
1 Martla, Mark Levy. v James Hislpp, F. S.
Frank RunvwUn. John Dollar. F. W.
Fletcher and Nicholas Ban, Tha last
named juror waa saiosioa mm sjnong
IM epeooKore.
; Conductor Bmaaoel ' Johnson ' was
placed on the stand as the flret wHiares
.for the state and told practically the
"t . aame tale as on tha former trial. Cross
, axaminatloo failed to abak his evldenoe
in any parucuiar. ii inai was oon-
ttnued at t o'clock this aXterooon. -. f .,.
w rti'-.mi r AftAnin mtvic
, FREE NIGHT SCHOOL
Vha three nhtbt aeheolsrara opened
Uat. nlsha -eUa a - Urae a Hand nan,
never Deiora nas inert oeen sucq - a
.. sirs wbmset of pwpUa on tb opentnr
jilcht. At the Hih acbool there were
: vr lis enrolled and manv mors have
fslipitfted their Intention or anserine.
Three teaebara have already been aaf-
: ptoyed nut tnia is nov enouaw w case
f for all the pupils ad at a meethur af
t "the sehool directors to be held soon, an-
' V' At the WUlnuna Annul sohool there
were Si pupils o attendance. A some-
what larrer number ensered at the Cen--.
trsl school, la all probability the num
bers will he Increased In these two
sohools so that an additions Inetrootor
will have to ha elected for each.
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WHAT DID THE WOGGLE-BUG SAY?
ITS WORTH
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the seletloe ef ts
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Jearitsi on arm pne m prism m ee euwienrs
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j. A. Per tee Brit Itrrest sesteer ef cerrect
tTor tbs tklrd larrral aasiber ef esrrtet imwin, gz i
Tar the Coerth UrsMt easabar ' ef eorraet saswars. t
s. .i. For the em next strrest Bbm ef
a Par the toe sort isrtvst anmbsrs et
t. Per the ehtvea seat Urgaet saaiesM et
Oct. 25. ;. ,: ; u pw thla coupon wtyj , ; V- Mo. 25
r ths woooltbboo BTprromi ' f . t V- ' . ' 1 ' -
TBTB STJhTDAT JOtTrlNAL, POXTLAHXV OUsXKMt .Vi'?:J
The answer ta the goeetlod sskad. of the Wogglsbejg fct M Maga
sta Sectlea ed the paper of SCNDAT. OCTOBEB . t
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Stat. . .. r aWaav.. a
. V :. RULES Of THE CONTEST
ettl ktefdar. October Sa. Tbta rivet res a
ppmirs Is Tfte Beaaar jDortial ef 0ctnir
rd. The ifvff la to be wrlttae ee th o
iifww ta ta be wnttaa ee ta
ef tha all waak dar fnlhrwlag. Each month
COUIfinS a ee os tht laat of ma stoatb aand Vhm t Till WOfl (JUS SI 'O
BPITOR. Tba lesreal, Portlaad, Or. OdI coepnoa IN T ,R omc OT THg lOt'n
WAL BT t a. U. Or THE TBI BD Pal OT MOVBMBKB wlU be easawd M amkleg
the awards ef October iHaia.
If two at swra penotta seed tee TristMOt ssrabav ef enivert aasweni the Brat eHe
win be elrieei bbmss them, la similar aaem the ether Brian will he stauUrlf
divided.
Tha sMpem for OHeber are eemwra Hwlrwwhwed. tBdsnat ea plaead Is sea
Pnvlnr. Ib anmrrWI order. HO TWO COtTPOf-m tW A lfB ? v jCI.OFg kStST BBAB
Tllft HAMS NI'HRRL. If ree are eoepoas ea I If trew ax, thaa see eaer
ef Tha Jiaraal roe siast aawViea eaeb aM far tb BMetb IB a aaearaU esvoloa,
Oietaatants eerl eot write tea as aw anavar en aeeh o- i. Toe m- r wvtta
e " it a r for f"7 tar, bet S KM
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non cwmm in
Pickets tn tha eervioe af the striking
telephone operators encountered a bevy
of strlke-breaaera at the west aide office
of the Pacific Btates Telephone company
at Park and Aider streets this morning,
and epithets were east at each other that
savored of trouble. There was no mlx-
up, however, and arter calling each oth
er all the names they would think of,
they separated.
"You're a scab!" aaM a picket to Pearl
Woodward, who waa going to work at T
o'clock this morning. Then the picket
tried to dissuade her from working.
Miss Woodward declareds her Intention
of oontlnuiag la tha sjnpily of too eom
aany. -
"If yon wont quit, you're a soabr rs
psated the picket. -
"Charity! screamed Mies Woodward.
If I'm a scab, you and tha real of the
etrikera sra charity char seel4
Then ah rushed Into the hstldtag.
' There have been no difficulties be
tween sny of the pickets and tha atrtks
breakers, though pickets are on duty at
both tha east aide and west aide stations
constantly. Union leaders declare that
they wUl tolerate no disturb nee. They
propose that the strike shall be conduct
ed la an orderly manner and that any In
fractions will be punished. .
The girls are busily engagsd selling
tickets to the bail that will b given, an
tha east aid Thursday evening for their
benefit. . A large number have been sold
and the affair promises to be a euoceea.
"Thar la really nothing to give to the
public- about what ws are doing," said
hflss Ada Rappleye, chairman of the
press coram It tee. "We are trying to
win, and will continue) to do so. The
company doesn't seem to think we will,
but ws may be able to fool them. Num.
bars of the girls who ars working de
clare that they will suit because they
are worked to long, and the eompany Is
beginning to treat them as ft treated as
before the strike."
Thirty jof .the strikers have returned,
to work. As an offset, however, several
if the1 imported gins hdva returned to
their bomee, gad others have refused to
WOrk.
NEW CODE OF RULES
c FOR FIRE LADDIES
Hules of tha city fir department ars
being revised by Chief Campbell, assisted
by his batalllon shmfa. The old rules
nave been found to be altogether in-
adequate. They .wer compiled several
years ago under the Volunteer system
and do not eover many of the mentlal
points neoesear under the full-paid are
as soon aa the rules are omnpleted.
they will be submitted to the civil eer
vioe commission, which body will pass
upon them. When thla action fs taken
ther will be printed ta phanrplet form
and distributed among the members of
the department. -
Examinations for tha positrons of cap
tains and lieutenant Will be held next
month for the ,f Irst time, A very large
number of the members of the depart
ment have pwt hr- then application and
4 will take the xejnsnaton tor sreeaottoce
fThe same" Examination will be given for
both positions. There are also many ap
plications for positions aa firemen
The entertainment for the benefit of
the Seamen's Institute on board the Brit
ish ship Dumfriesshire yesterday after
noon waa a success. Ther was a lit
erary and musical program. It to said
that tha net proceeds amounted to Me.
The ahig. was gayly decorated for the
oooastonw
$ Ynnr I act f hanr.
For reduced rate Chicago - St Louis
round trip tcketa. Sals dates. October
ST. St and t only. Any route gslng
and the same or any other rout rstura-
lna. Call on or address B. H. Trumbull.
Commercial Agent, Illinois Central Bail-
road eompany. PortlODd, Or.
$50 TO KNOW
party treat os, wffaee aevve teres am t
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aasdev Jeers L asswMe eat eessoee ever
an war. The rlctere sad oocrtotls
erobUsk The eessttoa ssatlts ef bat ess
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Flans are being perfected for putting
an independent eteeuner on the run be
tween Portland and Lewie river. - Tha
farmsrs of La Center. Waeh,. are bask of
the " move. To carry out tha project
they ars negotiating for tha purchase of
the steamer Leone, owned by tha Oregon
City Transports llsn company. Captain
Oraaam says that the steamer la for
ale at a reasonable figure.
The Lewis river ranchers ars ss con
fident that they will be successful In
closing a deal for the steamer that they
ars now making Inquiries for a dock
from which to operate in this city. It Is
said that arrangements tor carrying out
thla part of the program have practic
ally been oompleted. Those In a posi
tion to know say that they will probably
use the dock st the foot of Washing
ton street. Soma declare that If the
deal for the steamer goes through all
right tha new line will be la operation
within the next two or three weeks.
. During the past IS ysars the steamer
If ascot, owned sad operated by Jacob
Kamm. baa been on the Lewis river
run without opposition. Should the
farmers around La Cantor be suooessful
In their negotiations and carry out th
contemplated plan It at admitted by all
whose attention has been called to th
matter that one of the biggest rats wars
In tha history of navigation as th Co
lumbia river wyi result,
Th Leona to bow on the ran hi viae
of to Maacot, which struck a, anag at
th month of the Lewis river a month
ago and was sunk. She was brought up
to Portland for repairs, and the work en
ber was oompletod thla morning at the
Portland shipyards. During her en
forced Idleness the Kamm people chart
ered the Leona with whleh to look after
th business. It will probably bo a
weak before th Mascot Is again placed
la oommlsslon. After being launched It
Is th Intention to overhaul her ma
chinery, whiah will require a few days
In the meantime thf ranchers mentioned
are making every effort to have the
Leon continue to operate.
Th Masoot stopped at about 9$ land
ings between Portland and the head of
navigation on the Lewis river. The
principal towns along the latter stream
at which she called are La Center. Wood-
hind and Aldgefield. All kinds of prod
uce are shipped from ther to th Pert-
land markets, and the passenger traffic
Is also said to be better than that on the
average a team boat route.
Saftlr Trips B-
Oeorge W. Simons statos tbat tha lit
tle craft bearing hla hams Is ens of the
busiest st ea mere theee days on the Co
lumbia rrver. She is plying between
Cascade Looks and Th palles, making
th round trip every day. Tha vessel
leaves ths locks at f :I0 In the mornlna
and oovera th 90 mllee to The Dalles by
noon, stopping at about IK landlnga on
the way. At 1:1 In the afternoon aha
leaves on ths return trip and gets back
to her moorings before nightfall.
The doors W. Simons." con tinned
tth erneT, 1e as out aa bitten. The
way Ahe gnhss -hee jo lzitJaeaw JaaeV
tnga'snd darts out again la a caution.
I put bar so the run more as aa experi
ment than anything else, and the venture
has proved an satire euoceea. She car
ries oa sn average of t passengers a
day In addition to being leaded to the
guards with freight of every daserlp
tlo. Tha boat proves a great boon to
ths residents of Ooldendal. Waeh. They
oom down on th railroad, to Lyle gad
take the steamer to The Dalles.
"Th Simons has also been th means
of almost putting the stag road loading
from Ooldadala to Grant out of busi
ness.. Th. people take ths ateamer In
atead of patronising a wagon line. A
great many people appear to be andr
th Impression that th Simons to oper
ated ha connection with th Regulator
tin of boats. Nothing la further from
the truth. The vessel Is owned bv ma.
and X alone am responsible for her be
ing opwratod." . . . .
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Aside from msklng a trio or two H
la now generally believed amone tha
shippers that tha ateamer Toledo will
aot be placed on tbs run between Port
land and Tillamook. Th declaration la
mad by thoss who ar keeping in close
touch with th situation that to owners
of the ateamer Sue Elmore, which Is
plying regularly between Astoria and
Tillamook, or using every effort to pre
vent th proposed plsn being eoneum
msted. It Is also stated that ths Bu
rn ore people ar going to win out in th
attar. . ,
It appears that those who are oper
ating th Astoria ateamer bav yearly
oontmcts with nearly all the ahlppers
In ths town down ths ooast to handle
their business. And ths sxplanaUon Is
further made that they ere going to
hold th merchants or shipper to the
signed oontraets. It Is also pointed out
that a number Of Portland capita Uste
are Interested In the Elmore to. a oer-
taia extant and that they are using their
Influence to see that she will have no op
position. ; - f '
Ths Fay brothers, owners of th To
ledo, ars now at Tillamook Inquiring
Into the situation, and ths report oomea
that they bars about oon eluded to aban
don ths Idea of selecting the route for
their vessel. It Is now nelieved that
they will either operate her betwa her
and Gray's harbor sr run her between
Sea Francisco and some .other port down
ths ooast.
Last winter th Steamer Toebwrg wont
on th Astorla-Tlllsmook run la oppoei
ttoa to the Elmore, and a Mg rate war was
Immediately Inaugurated. It oontlaued
In fore for about two months. Finally
ths opposition craft collided and bad to
be laid up for repairs. When they wer
again ready .for buoinsss ths dlflerences
between the eompsnles had been patched
up and tbs Vosburg withdrew from the
run. Since then the Elmore has had ths
Held to herself. .j. .. N -
lv mms w. Mamas strsr.
. twssn fmansds &seka aad BaUes.
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alias Pliinii Toledo
mmrn amaoTr11y
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Trtp Sliaikia Fart sa Sound as Stvaa.
After aa absence of mors than
month, during which time she he had a
very etrenuoue and unplesaant experi
ence, the steamer Northland arrived In
ths harbor again last night for the sec
ond time In her hletory. She brought a
small general cargo from San Fran
cisco. which was discharged at ths
Oreenwlch dock. From there aha moved
up to ths Inmaa-Poulsen mill, where
ah will receive a cargo of lumber for
ths return trip.
T,he Northland, oars In snmtnand of a
new skipper Capt. T. A. Jamleson, who
la a evaapaiatlrs atraager at this port
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A That's what w are xptriMcing just flow, but the bright sunny days hrs nothing to do with tha Quality and quantity of
FaU and Winter Goods that we are showing, but it does affect the prkesthe prices hero are Pimply the lowest we have
ever quoted since the beginrung of our business career in Portland, 15 years sax. If you are hunting quality, style and tow
prices this is the place to find the three slue points all combine into one smiling satisxaction. ; ( 4 - ,.-
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Boys' heavy ribbed , flsecs-lined
Union Suits; spools! 50e
Children's fleace-llned gray ribbed
' Union Suits; apeclaJ......-S5d
htleees' fleeoe-Unod ribbed Union
Suits. Onelta etyle; apeolal. .BOe
XAdles whit wool Union Suits,
... Onelta atrn, reerukar .
. special ..w...... SI. IS
iBdht; -nao-nnedi tlbtoa., 8
llsa'.wool-pUttsd gray VesU and
Tants. regular Ms splal. BOet
todies' ribbed Vests and Panta,
gray and eream colored, medlirm
weight; spenial le
LnJles' Sn ribbed fleece-lined whits
Veets sod Pants; epeclal. . . .3fi
0oye oamslshalr wool Shirts vand
Drawers, pagular S0
speclsl S5
Boys' extra Ifsaty flssos Shirts end
Drawers, ait slse.. '8(c)
mustisvBDS oa
ov,
:'V Towdi
Cotton buck Towels. vlth rd oor-
der, splsndld So value 5a
Fringed and hemmed buck Towels,
, soft and sanitary, ltxla, good
- value lor IS. eaeb, aow....S-e)
A largo Ha Union Towalt, with
oolored borders, pearly all linen,
.' , sold for Io each. for. each..iae
CrBthTfixMundi of
V; Yuril .v; '
TwiU Cotton Crash, with 'oolored.
border, fast edges, for, yd. .. .S
All linen half bleached Crash, blu
borders. It-la. wide, just th thing
for roller towels, never wear- out
kind, ISO kind. yard. ...... i.lle
Captain Botmefleld, his predeoeesor. lost
his Itoasss a few days ago at Ban Fran
cisco oa the ground of oareleaeness and
Inoompstency. WhU taking ths North
land on ths A ret trip that she ever made
he ran her tats a took oa! ths California
coast and wrecked her so badly that
ah had to spend a month la th dry
dock. . . v
Judging by her outward appearanos
Nhe vessel Is In as trim aad sound a
condition aa the day shs was nrst
launched. In July, and bears no signs
of her venture along the rocky shores of
ths Pacific She completed the trip
from the city by the a to Portland
yesterday afternoon la seven and one
halt hours, which Is oonsldsred good
time for ths speediest of craft. The
vessel will take out about too,e0 feet
of lumber,' '
On ber downward trip from Portland
the steam sohoonsr Redondo also made
an exceptionally Sn paasag.. Taylor,
Toting A Co th local agents, received
a wire thia morning stating that the
Redondo reached San Francisco mat
night. She smiled frees Astoria oa Sat
urday at noon and consequent 7 th trip
waa SBsds la about two and on half
days, whloh Is slmost oa quick as ths
big regular liasrs over th a lata
Astoria. Oct. I. Arrived down at S
a. m. British ship Carnarvon Bay.
- Arrived at IS a. sv gtesmsr Aber
deen, from Sen Francisco.
Arrived dowamt 11 a. a. British ship
Wrsy Caetle.
San Francisco, Oct. It. Arrived lest
algbt Steamer Redowdo. from Portland.
Arrived at S p. m.. yesterday- St earner
Iaque, from Portland.
Astoria. Oct. II. Condition ef th bar
at t e av, smooth; wind east, weather
clear.
Astoria, Oct ta -Steamer
left sp at li lt p. m.
UVMYntDVBBJ
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Yesterday the lighthouse) tender Msn
santts left Astoria for the sound to look
after the buoys end other aide to navi
gation In those waters. Captain Hellnwr,
local , lighthouse Inspector, announces
Tailored
that ah wlU probably bo gone a
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SuitSi Cloaks and
For ladies and children, the chance to secure the greatest snaps in
before the public Every garment new, and style up-to-the-minute.
snaps as tar as apace wiu permit.
SNAP NO. 1 All-wool Cheviot Suit, In navy, brown and black, jacket half
fitting, collar and cuffs trimmed with burnt brown broadcloth, full ( i C!
pleated skirt........... ....... 113 J
SNAP NO. 2 A beautiful navy mixed all-wool cloth, just the goods for
those mannish suits, jacket . . ", I CI I E4I
loose fitting and piped with cardinal velvet, full pleated skirt....... vlTsdv
8NAP NO. S Those handsome Cravenette Ulsters that can be ' J TA
worn rain or shineH in the cloth shades.......... , vlOetJU
SNAP NO. 4 The aame material, made In latest tailored skirts,, inverted'
plaits from yoke box phut from waisV We ask for the Craven
8NAP NO. 5 For the children, in
warm garments for school or Sunday
SNAP NO. 6-Another one for the little oner; Pretty Dresses nicely trimmed,-
good, serviceable collars and well made, full line of sizes. Prices )?
from f4.50 to,,........ v..........,.wlttJ
SNAP tyO. 7 A manufacturer's lot of sample Furs, In Scarfs and Boas. This ;
comprises all the best skin and are mothproof; the prices .are from flr
one third to one half less than the factoryfrom 1T.50 to......... 7ctHr
SNAP NO. 8 The chance you will want for
those rainy daySkirts. - The rain will be with us
soon, so get one and lay' it away.r We AC
Have them from $6.50 to.............tPls7t)
New Fall Drts Goods
Hsw rjbelraee. M-la, aU now ef
fects. 14l grade 0B
Late NovaltlM, aU wool, to-la.,
Sl.ti trad ...,,.....994
M-tn. all wool Suitings, Including
all tha new shades e)
SS-m. black and oolors, all .
wool ST. 4a
BritUanUne la f a row a. and
plala t......48
ta-la. black Serge, oxtra ajoaitty;
i sjaelal .......w...S9s)
Crape do Albatross, new fa brio for
: waists and evening wear, all
shades, pretty ffcts.......l5a
Mew Plannslettss In Oriental and
Moorish designs, SS-hv
wide ...ltttv
New Plaanslsttos, suitable for wrep
pers and kimonos, dressing
saequee, while they last. .... .91
Beavy Outing Flannel, good and th '
fleecy kind, llo quality. .. 94
All wool Flannel Watating. bUok
aad U shades, tec grade... BSe
l)0eCt BeUllleV
$1.M crochet Deispreada 69a'
Sln honsyoomb Badsprvada. largo
bad sis, hemmed, regular Si. eg
quality, for eSe)
IS.00 Spreads, tLSI Kxtr Urge
Iss, Marseilles patterns, good
V weight, good value for II.. our
price a....,.f.'fjM$tS
1 . V
Floss Pillows hi all alaae
It-inch SS
tO-lnoh ....... .'.v .......SSe)
ll-tnoh ....... ....... .404
tt-tooh ..dftd
TSo Feather Pillows AH4
Feather tlUow l ib. weight,
at earned feathers, good heavy
ticking; for ..4B
bsforo she retsrns to hst berth near ths
SMMith of the river. About the first of
th month ths tender Heather win leave
for a erulao down the ooast to rephsas
what buoys may be out of position and
inspect ths various stations. Upon her
return It 4a very probable that a few
alterattona will be made to the eraft.
Contractors have been asked to submit
bids for doing the work. ,
Sara Cerntosele My dog kla jump as
high aa that barn.
Hiram HayrlckHow high km the
ham JumpT, -
PIANOS
We aarryvara
throughly sood
pianos;
th ta
thoroughly
tortor , .
good means as to
.1
the Vital Part
r of the Piano
vary piano ess In our stars Is well
constructed from cholo seleotloaar of
beautiful woods but everyone oan
Judge of the outside for himself. It la
ths Inside, "the bualnsss pert," that
should be looked after carefully. Our
Purnos will stand the most erltlenl in
spection r all old reliable snake that
have worked their way 1st public favor
on their merits alone. We do not car
ry th "Just a good" pis nos that aa on
knows anthing of. . , ,
eEros.Pir.oCo.
ror mnncr snaps see snow winaow ana tbh ucuwiwwiu
jackets and long coats, nice
wear, all sizes, from ?6.50 to
SNAP NO. ft Ladies' Percale or Flannelette
Wrappers, an assortment second to none; fulrtine
of sizes. We have
f2.25 to.......................
HosWy f or en j
Bovs txl ribbed Ironclad Hood:
special, pair M4
MUses' line ribbed lisle thread black
Ho, regular lie; apeoial...lft1
atlssee' lal and Sal ribbed black
oasbmere Hoee; speofsl 95e
Mlaaeer sad CbUdrea'i extra heavy
lxl ribbed Hbss; speclsl. ...15e
Ladles black caahmer Hose, regu
lar too; speclsl ..lSa
Infants' blaok oashmer Boss, atlk
' heels and toss; spsslsr. . . .wH4
-tnfanta nns- ribbed cashmere Hose;
silk heels and toes, black and -
whit oelors t&4
Men's Fondshing Goods
Men's all wool Uadsrwoar, worth
li at. for 85
Men's sU wool Sweaters, plain blue,
black and fancy strip.... 01.6O
Men'e fancy oolored honeycomb-
Sweater ftOa)
Mt. Hood Oolf Shirts, tea and 7 So
value ..8td
Merino Sox, two pair S5d
Boys Golf Caps, fancy oolors. .lfts
Boys' wool Knee
Pants ...... S5a. 5e and B64
Boys School SulU la. mixed and
plain colors 1.9S
Children's fancy stripe Swasters,
. with buttoned houldara ....SVe
SbtjeHlllgiMtialiltt
ISO Cambric, yard,...
lMn. Cambria Muslin, a good soft
v Snlsh, never sold for lass than
10. our prion, yard. ...... .,..7
lo Musi in 4
It-Is, Muslin, bleached, a full yard.
- wlds, good heavy cloth for,
. yard 94
1-ln. bleaohod Sheeting, soluble for
full sis doubi bed, standard
weight, sold for SSo yard, now. 1
' yard .' fl94
Old t Private Stock
Whiskey '
For Medkinal Use $1.00 Qt-Dclivercd Free
A pure Rye Whiskey, mellow with age, highly reconunended
for medicinal and family use. Its rich mellow flavor com
mends it as a Ihtverage and its full proof makes it most de
sirable for punches and hot drinka.
It dispels the most severe coughs and colds.
Every household should have a bottle for emergency. .
Delivered FREE anywhere in the city $1.00 Full Quart
' (fULL measure;; v
THIRD AND TAYLOR fiTS.
Spertar-rates mads to famllleg and
belh eatabllshment In tha hotel.
.VATi
M I
Mc03s
50c
A TBAffL
A awell
monthly of anuuma
and nctkm. . ,
CdafaeCepy
Furs
this department ever placed
We -give you,a few of the
$1.25
them from
.....15c
aUankeU for Wintry ,
WettW
- Wondsrfulty tow prices on -Bedding
supplies that warrant g liberal
stocking up.
Blanhvts. whits, tan and gray, strh
; abl for aheets at, eaeb Sfta)
9bS BhsaksW, fl.lS Tan, gray and.
- ssottled. eatra, amrga shm heavy
flaws, nsJr M.avaaja.aS
vwhlt Oregon wool Blanket, all
wool, usually sold for M , cor
X pries, pair ...... ....,v..S)SM
. Whits, full sis Blanket, with Juet
"s enough oetton to keep them front
shrinking, good value for 14..
wUl be sold for, pair., ...!.
91 jm Batahasi S.sS They ar aartra
largo awe, apiendld values, pore
lambs wool, extra heavy, good
value for I7.1t. will he dosed sot
a, pair ....... d.wC
aXtS The
1 ar Orsgoa wool Blankets, la tan.
, vicuna and gray, full sise, antra
.heavy weight and good values for
I4.es. our prio. pair.
'. Comforter, for
v v Nifilrtt :
S1.SS Comforts, tto-A fsil etna,
god desirable patterns, la dark
oolors, Sl.tO, for S8d
SS.M Comforts, IL1I fltlkolln or
earn brio covering, pure white,
sanitary ftUed sotoa. forr,l.lS
1 -1
PHONE BLACK I3L
TFo Portlir. :
AmmteriT
$3 Pr Pty r
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