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Constantly increasing crowdsf thronging
our store daily attest the GENUINENESS
Vof the BARGAINS- qfiere
have not yiet supplied, your UNDERWEAR :
wants for the winter, NOW is the accepted
time. 25 to"50 per cent .
; lar prices V
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as they have never been before. Other'storesVare X
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busy but extra helpers find difficulty at times in servingoiir largely increased custom SHOP IN THE MORNING"
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-100 dozen Men's - Silk' T6ur-in-Hands,- all
new styles and patterns ; 25c values.
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v Men's fine heavy jersey ribbed Shirts and '
- V Drawers, fleece lined, steam shrunk, col
r" ore, blue, brown and salmon; elsewhere .
f . a bargain at 50c ;.. . ; i t - Z m
ERUPTION PRICE. . . XoC 5
MenVnrnftaTyHfattnl-oo-ShtT
- and Drawers;' elsewhere. $1.
rifr ' values, i
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!. ERUPTION PRICE. . . . . v. ....:OG
: v Men's Genuine Coopers, derby ribbed, col
.! r! 6rs blue and pink; $1 values. ;
4 -ERUPTION PRICE . . : ; . . . , , ., JA C ; :
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- Men's extra fine . fleeced Underwear, cov- ;
erea seams; a great i.o vajue rey ' .
;7:ERUPTIpN ?RICE.... . -VoC 1 1
0 styles Men's Golf Shirts, madras,' percale
- and Bedford, cord ; elsewhere 75c- s;-
ERUPTION PRICE... ... . . .
Men's extra grade Golf Shirts," all new and-'
, ! ' up-to-date patterns, every size 14 to 17 ;'.
:;V-; 75c values. -- .-....-" '
' ERUPTION PRICE.. 4 VC
.Men's black satine Shirts, yoke back, dou-"
b4etitehelank-separat-llM-4n4i---
" -; "great value. ( ' '. -': w ' p
eruption price. :;;;.viy.55C
"i:, 200 dozen Men's'Natural Wool Socksfbest
:, 25c values Jn the city. ' u v
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f. Same-in blacky; . . . ..... . .17 :;
' President Suspenders. ' :. T-.-rl e
; eruption price JjyC
Men's ' Taponette Handkerchiefs, large silk -'5
initial ; 15c vilatsrr -'-v
j eruption price: .;oC
Men's Sweaters-hand , made, worsted, "navy T,
L. blue and garnet ; $1.50 values. " p ' ; v
,; ERUPTION PRICE..; ..... ..iiC
ns ; zoc values. -
eruption1, price.; ... . ; . . ...... V C;
Men's Natural Wool Sox, seamless toe, r .
. some stores say 25c, We say.... . . Q V
-Men's Stiff Bosom-i-Perealeand-rMadras-1-
- . Shirts ; 60c and 75c values. ' A m J
; ERUPTION PRICE. . . , i7. . . . .ZoCj
In all the latest shapes, soft and .stiff. We
: will suit you and fitryour head.with stylish
hats-; regular vaRie $2.50. V v .
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.RUPTION PRICE . . . ...... 1 1 .
Boys Corduroy Knee 1 Pants.'ralso cheviotsr
, and cassimeres. Others sell them at 75e;
; an sizes.'" -'n ---' ?-f ;-.:;r:--.;,-:-s
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Boys' Ironclad Hose, triple knees, double t :
heels -andtoesi.a jmtin.laWetX-.i ft- ,s ,
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Boys ; Wool Sweaters, navy, blue and 'ma-
:1 i-roon; 50c and 75c values,. , i " g --r '
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ALL OTHER, BOYS' SWEATERS AT - - '
; t;: . ! HALF .PRICK. ' :, 'rjy'Kr
- Boys' Reefer. Coats, Oxford grayages 4 to "
' 7 ; $1.60 value.:-' .-UllJ j ;
, - eruption price:7.v..;;7ou
7Bdys' Golf Shirts, some ivith'twO txir&olizrr.
lars; 60c value.' '''. V'-,"-.t:r :r ';:: v. "i
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THIRD AND OAK
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SAVIOR IS JESUS
m. uovs
on or xzs anxaa oi
cm irnniT auca
o amTOiT noma a
"JUV. 1. IRittooBh BlWfW, IX IX,
paator X th WMU Tampla, la prMob-
. in a. Mriaa of Mnnooi on Krarydajr
OtoUai to KrrrdT Paopla." Th arlM
is 4trotliic wldaaprMd atUntlon, and
thm aoBCTsUpn th.t orrflowd th
-WblU Tnpl Uat nlfht. llatraad to
kla aarmoa on Tta Common Paopla'a
attTtor."- Aaonr etbwr tblnva, ha umM:
' xnirtat hlmaf waa a working man.
t thank; Ood this la tnia. - Ha waa a
arpaotar.- Ha worked at tna carpra-
' f Vtoeh to earn kla own Urine, and
' balpad ta aopport, aa tradition (ays, bla
wldowad mother. Campball Jdorgan
ara that ha did hia work aa a oarpan
tar ao waU that ha recalTad tha com.
cnandaUoa of haaran. It la thla fact
. that atampa lahoc with auah dlsnltr
and honor. Thara ara aoma paopla who
look pon tha naaaa "libortng- man' aa a
taraa of repaoaeh. but Christianity
"' t nh tha anprama honor and dlcnltr
f work. Mo ealllns, which la in Itaalf
prlaht and nobla, howavar humbla It
anar ha, eaa daKrada yoa. iaaua Chrlal
In a earpantar ahop. doing an honest
dafa work, and llvta an upright Ufa,
waa doing Ood'a will Just as much a
when ha stood on Ike mount -and was
transfigured with glory. Hla Ufa teaches
'ns that thara la no-ouch thing aa a
ootnmon task.' Air upright work la aa-
" ered'and oak be done to tha glory of
Ood.
thrlat choaa working man for hla
ehlaf apostles Peter, James and John
were Oehermen. Thar wsra his -Intimate
friends. They wars not admit
ted Into the trigs aodety of their day.
and they would not be today. Tbsy
r . wvre Just ordinary, rough, coarse fisher,
men. Nevertheless, Jesua Christ called
theaa to be tha founders of his church.
The men who hare influenced the world
moat have heea man who hare come up
from tha sons of tolL ; Moeea waa the
oa of a poor si ara Otdeon was a
farmer; David a oheepherder." Iyuther
. waa tha aon of a poor minor. Carey
. waa a eobbler. tirlngatona was raised
, ta poverty. Unooln. Orir and Chllds
earns wp through poverty and adverse
elroumetaneas ta tha place f power
and laAaaaoa whloh they occupied.
'Again. Christ did moat of his work
among tha laboring classes, and ha took
r-eil Interest la the things they wsre
ta tha lahatiac paopla
aa ona who knew about their trials, and
was Interested In thalr welfare.'' Ha
drew hla Illustrations from their work
Seed-sowing and harvest time, fields and
flocks, chickens and- birds, fishing and
vine dressing, bread-making and house
building, ware all sources from which
ha draw hla illustrations. He took tha
everyday affairs of Ufa, and gave them
a meaning and made them aa inspira
tion to nobla living. Ha was ad ways
sincere, 'dead In - earnest,' - straight
forward, profound In thought, simple in
language, clear as crystal. For this rea
son tha common paopla heard ' him
gladly.' Jesus was In hearty sympathy
with tha . working classes. Ha had
passed through their experienoeaO He
waa ready to help them. Another has
weU said: ' 'Every condition of society,
every station of Ufa waa open to Jesus
Christ. He might have coma as a
scholar or a philosopher, and d sailed
tha world with, the splendor of hia at
tainments. Ha might have come aa a
prince with a royal retinue following
him. . Ha might have coma with a crown
on his head, , and untold wealth at - hla
command, but ha did not. Ho came as
a working man. Into a -worklngman's
home, and a working man's life.' He,
Indeed Is Tha Common People'a Savior."
OVZKI.T
Bar. Seorge B. Van Waters So Oharao
. . ... -terlass Slvoroe . Oaaoa. . .. .
Rev. Oeorge B. ' Van Waters,' rector
of St. David's Episcopal church. In his
sermon yesterday alluded to tba canon
that was passed at the recent general
Convention at Boston, relating ta tha re
marriage of divorced persona Hs op
posed tha adoption of tha canon when it
was Introduced.' ' B ' .
"A church that is mora requiring than
Christ himself la a church that la mora
than Straight, and leans backward. En
lightened people feel that -the so-called
higher standard, though seaming to be,
is not tn the interest of purity- and tha
protection, of. the' home. . . .
"The church haa erred mora than once
In imposing Impossible and exoeaslva
commands, and tried to 'Set Itself right
by granting dispensations. Ths church's
business, no doubt, la. to represent Christ
in mrecy and loving kindness. It should
rsmember Its proneness .to over-much
righteousness and severity.' :
T " BaAVTtrOI. rOBTXAJTD.
. -, ... ' 1 mi '
Ka Baadall Says There Xa Btnok- M
' ' mease tha atastec.. ., '.
That mueli dependi on one's view
point (was the keynote of the sermon
entitled "If Christ Should Corns tr Port,
land.' delivered by the Rev. William E.
Randall of the .Central Baptlsi church,
on the east-side,, last -night,
' ?The Savior would And much of Which
ha could approve tn thla city of beautiful
homes, " aald tha preacher, "and it Is
true ha aould Jlnd some things ta ce
sure. There are many beautiful things
la PorUand and many Institutions' which
r''-'" ;"' .'-.v.--..-.- v. .
tend 'to tha uplifting and advancement
of mankind." ' - '
Reviewing tha meteoric career of W.
T. Stead in Chicago, Mr. Randall as
serted that when Immediately previous
to ths Columbian exposition tha "reformer-
offered to establish a paper
which would expoee tha moral fllth and
corruption of tha. Windy City, if given
suitable - assistance, hia offer was ' re
jected with -800111. So with Portland, bs
added. If all a person was hunting for
were wickedness ha could find It by con
fining himself to a narrow district,' and
moire particularly to tha north end. Nor
would tha divorce and criminal courts
furnish edifying spectacles. . In thla
respect, howavar, tha minister believed
Portland to ha no worse than a majority
of cities of ths sams sis and vasUy
better than many of thsm. . ---
After designating a number of beau
tiful atructurea, useful Institutions and
short suburban trips In which, nature
and man hare . combined ' to furnish
sights pleasing to tha eye, tha preacher
referred to tha Prohibition election to
be held tomorrow He stated that whUa
ha la a hearty proponent of local option
ha does not approve of tha linaa on
which tha election la to be held and bet
lleves ths ' Prohibition . leaders have
mads grave error.
t ,
TObAlaT HOBBSTT."
Attorney Hegel Chooses That for Bis
, . Subject at T. K. a A. Meeting.
A. F. CTtsel, ths well known attorney
and member of the ety council, "made
an addresa before the members of the
V. M. C A. yesterday afternoon: on
"Plain -Honesty.". Tha speaker stated
that be was not at all In sympathy with
ths business man who tells lies snd de
liberately misrepresents ths value of
his goods in order to make sales. .
Ha related an Instance where a man
had lied and cheated so much during his
life that it became a fixed habit with
him, and that he lied and cheated in
preference to being honest. Hs said
that when that man cams to ? d Is tha
people pointed to him as one who had
followed out 'the policy ot. lying and
cheating In order to make money.
"Lies have blinding effects on your
character," aald Mr. Flegel. "Tour rep
utation is What people think of you.'
Your character la what you, are and
what you,, make yourself.' ' .
. Mr. Flegel.. then pointed. out to, his
hearers uhat It was right that all hon
orable men as well as thoss wbo ara not
honorable should take 'an Interest In
politics and attempt ta put honest men
Into office. . Hs urged every voter to go
to the poll's and vote tomorrow. - . - '
-Oeneral Secretary H. W. Stone. spoke
for a few minutes on local option, urg
Ing his hearers to vote against ths sa
loon. . Excellent ' muslo was furnished
by tha Wilder harp orchestra and W. H,
Boysr. ' g) - .
Little colds" neglected thousands of
lives sacrificed every year. Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds
cures big colds, too, down ta tha vary
verge of oonaiunptlan, -
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EVERYBODY ACTIVE
AT FAIR GROUNDS
ABB SAW VXB WTTsT BACK
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- Stnoe the Lewis and Clark axposmoa
waa projected thara has not been mora
activity upon ths extensive grounds than
there was yesterday, with mora than (Ot
hammers, saws and shovels in aotlon.
Ths progress mads n tha work of son'
struotlon . during tha past week IS re
markable. Four or Ave 'new buildings
have been started and tha finishing de
tails have bean applied po tha skeletons
of buildings started months ago - with
remarkable rapidity, and fins effect.
Tbs celling of tbe Oregon stats build'
Ing Is being whitewashed. Ths process
Is ons of ths most Interacting nights
on ths grounds. - Men work 100 feet
above the floor, oh rafters and scaffolds.
pouring on whitewash, pumped through
lines of hose by an angina on tha ground
floor. It would be impossible to white
wash, this building by hand. , .v'- -
In this ssms building . ths skylights
and ths Aoma ara being fitted with a
substance known as translucent fabric,
a combination - ot oil and varnishes
which serves the purpose of glass. Be
fore the ' work) haa been flnlehed -there
will be IS oozes of this material useti,
and each box oontalna II aheeta, each ot
which measures eight feet square.
In tha east. -end. of tba grounds,' tha
newly commenced work la going on. Tba
floor la laid for tha machinery building
and half tba walla ara up for festival
halL Lumber la scattered over ' ths
place for acres snd the workmen are
going st their labor aa though thalr very
lives depended Upon it. .
The Forestry building, with Its great
walls of native logs, soma of them sis
or eight feet .In diameter. Is attracting
a great deal 'of attention. .It now ra
af.rables a mammoth log cabin, , with a
maestve, completed appearance and ao
cording to tbe guides on ths grounds,
thers Is no building thst attracts ths
attention that does his one, :
The exterior of the Liberal Arts build
Ing Is so -beautifully decorated that it
Is one of tha moat Imposing sights on
ths grounds. Arrangements have been
made for tha Illumination of thla struc
ture In fact, tha wires are all con
nested, and only tha incandescent globes
remain to be put Into their sockets.
Ths building for foreign exhibits Is
snothsr masterpiece of . architecture
about ready to be thrown open. In Itaelf
thla msgnlflosnt structure Is worth going
far .a Baa. .-. w -i
' During tha paat week. In addition, to
all tha other - improvements, - a pump
house with a capacity of 1,000 gallons
a ' minute, has been Installed an - St.
Helen's toad, near tha main entrance to
The Trail." It is lntsnded to provide
water only for lira and Irrigation. Oeorge
Oolllngs Is In' charge of ths now sta
tion. Ths principal pump houae Is so
situated that It will be used to keep
the lake-filled. Its capacity is 11.000
gallons a1 minute, but it is of no more
Importance than tha flro pump just in
stalled. . i . . - , v
- Work on tha main archway aver . a
bridge to "The Trail," 110 feat wide,
has bean started. A bank of sod has
bean fixed for seats ta front of tha main
band stand and Innumerable gardens are
ta bloom, .i- .. . ' ' -i"1.
'Pile driver are puffing and steaming
on both sides of tha lake, construction
work ' on the board walk and roadway
from tha mainland having commenced.
Soma time this week ground will - be
broken for the main government build
ing, to be erected on tha Island. - ,
' Thar is a building Just Inside the
main entrance that attracts eonsldarabls
attention because It haa no name. The
guide will toll you It is a, "general util
ity" building. It: is tot be used for any
purpose that occasion may require and
la "ex pasted -to .contain a prison and
polloa station, Advertisers lira on tha
fair grounds, .and tha oourtssy with
which they answer queetlons la a great
benefit to the glgaatlo enterprise. They -say
that on a clear Sunday tha visitors
number not less than 4,000, and this fact
M causing Director of Worka Huber to
rush tha work of cleaning tha grounds. .
Gardens are being planted by tha boots
around buildings v that have not, even.,
left the-handa of tha contractors and
tha exposition,- as It exists at present,
ahould be seen by every Portland er and
avary visitor.' .. -,-. .
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
Threw Valuable; Premiums to', be Given Away
with "Want Ads" . for Either the , Daily or
Sunday JonrnaL . 'M"'''
In order ta Introduce Tha Journal want oolumna ' .
more widely Into. Portland - homes and - business ,
. houses. The Journal, by special arrangement with -
the Portland Flouring Mills, announces that for a ,
: short while It will give with each "want d" for
' ; either the Daily or Sunday Journal tha choice ot
. these three products: A package of
PANCAKE FLOUR, C AKE AfO
n-7 ir PASTRY. FLOUR, '
I .VVHXAT-HIARTS :
I , ... 4
Row these household nseessltlss are used: .
, . . OLTM7XO BABOAXB rXOTTB .
' Starfltsed and self-raising. Fully prepared and tn
rthree minutes you can make hot cakes that will .
Vnelt In your mouth. For waffles and gems It is
; onsqualed. A boon to dyspeptics.
ox.TBQrzo un Airs bastbt yxotna,
This is the most economical flour for pastry you can ,
. buy. It gives your pastry a color and crlspness ' ,
' not obtained by tbs use of any other flour.-
"";' - O&TM7X0 WXBAT MSABTS.,
This Is a sterilised product for music ' Finer - and .'
Ci ore appetising than any other mash on the mar-
et and absolutely pure. ... :-. -
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-'Notwithstanding this great free' offer tha ' prise
. plcturea will positively remain in the package .
Save a full uncanceled Set of these plotures, num- -:
bered from one to nine, and present them to THffl.-.
PORTTuAND FIOURIMO UIUIS CO., 134 Stark ,
' street, and gat your ahblca of 10 valuable prises.
Ths "Want Ads" Alonq, at. Worth the Price."
RATE: 21 Words for 15 Cents. -
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