The Oregon daily journal., March 24, 1905, Page 8, Image 8

THIS.. OrJXON DAILY . JOUHIJAU s PORTLAND, FUDAY Z , :.i::2,
SPECIAL
On t!:3
If You Lt::o
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DEPART
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C; All Qualities and Styles" , ; - (:
Genuine ' merchant tailor, cloth for salfTy the yardr Theri
largest aiidv best selected stock in Portland. ; Coat cloth by
:the;yard. It is elegant matcnaL You; cannot;, to dry:;7':"..
goods stores nicer grades of coat cloths than we carry. .
SUITS
ana
Paets
atid
Spr
ling
Overcoats
, On Easy" Payment ; Plan If You " Like
V?;'i -4 We ? carry a tremendousstock of .woolens
employlejgpiu
other 1 tailor shI
itradcizifcc our
voolehs ever madfe in hiis city. Look at the prices.
They are t what you want
:rhey.are,:the .'sg?:gj$:SjM
Froin
$25
Up
.
Nothing shall cost you 1 cent if you are hot satisfied
:. .f'" . . ,-;
Jo Mo AGHESON O,
U;;iVERS!TY PARK
GROWING RAPIDLY
(
Mora Than a Score of Houttt
ip.l.Being BuilVEach Costing
More Than Thousand. "
, NEW CHURCH IS ONE OF-
Bi a Li lip r lUDBAururyrfi
PracticaTIy "AIResidftntfMr-Are
XlLI!l:byPnions Living r
;:t'":J';.ir in District '
tTnlTr1tf Park . li .xprtenelig tha
kM mi of a grotrth ether et aid
uburba ar this Beaaon. and th Im-
' rormt!ta ntfr af In tha plaea ara
aa astenalra aa thoaa belna; mad. In
any otbar local Itjr, autclda tha central
Alblna district Thera la a building- re
striction In this suburb and bo bonsa
eaa be eonstrncud . oostlnc lesa tbaa
1.00. . Tha result la that few small
houses are erected and nne-tentha of
tha residences being built are-full two
story equipped with all modem con
veniences and well finished. Among
the improvements, now under war are:
Nash Bros a two-story residence for
Dr. Thornton. , on risk near Dawson
street, the toet of : tha house , being
tM0t,"-,-Ti-"7--'. 1
- W. C Berker, . a tw-story. l.tM
house, on Jordan street near risk. -
W. t. Danforth, a f 100 two-story
house, on tha Iota adjoining tha Barker
property. : T "- ' . '
Two eight-room house for jL' O.
Temple,, one located on Dawson street
near risk and the other an Maria near
Dawson.- ) ' - ' , y- ,
A two-story resldenoa. on Btoekton
street,- f Cf Bani Hoyt. at-e east of
ti.v.' .. 1 :' ' . .'
VI lfi.y-.fina, rr rrniAencM. being
located at Dawson andi Hodge (treets,
at Dawson and Van Hoatea and at Daw.
son and Montelth streets. All are two
story dwelling -and the average cost
will be tl.toe. ' . - 7
8, A. Blockaon, a residenee on Syra
eusa - street. It will be a five-room
cottar, and will cost SLOOe.
Kd a Johnson, aa ll.sO boose a
Dawsoa and Havln streets. -
, Julius Temple, two-stary 11400 resl
denoa, on DePauw street between Hon-
telth and Van Hooten atreata.
The most Important Improvement for
University Park this season will prob
ably be the aew-Congregational church.
The local society has purchased two
lots at the corner of Glrard and Havln
streets and a plan for a modef strue
turs has been chosen. - Work will begin
paa -r - -
Leroy Toung. realdence at tha aon
of Anhrel and, Wolsey . streets,' to east
1.JVV.I - . .
Val Barker, aa WUlls boulevard.
1,000 cottage of five rooms. ;
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sum
SPECAL
$2.85
SATURDAY ONLY, FROM 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. ; (. ,
Choice of any $4.00
or $3.50 Shoo for
Men or Women, in
Vid, Box Calf or
Patent Colt, in all the latest spring shapes.
Bals or Oxford. All . sizes v and widths.
REMEMBER this U for Saturday only, from
8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
; . Regular price, $4.00 i";
Saturday price, , 2.83 :"'r V I
' '.V''.r".rsgt $k($ T;V;
on one pair of shoes if bought of us
Saturday. It's .worth your while
to see us for shoes. '.r;' " i
:v: I :?Zjl Wtj Ji:-p-1 '4
PHILADELPHIA SHOE STORE SS.
SPBUmaAsT MMAX. XaTATS
One of the most Important of recent
real aetata deals la University Park was
made this week when J. T. McCarthy
paid f 0.100 for a large house and seven
lots on Porta mouth avenue, between
Princeton and Syracuse streets. -
Kensel Park, near Mount Tabor, la
bulldhig rapidly, and BoveraHargo-aalea
have been made and extensive improve
ment started . within the week. Ani
and tscafTJnslrotnbave recenUy fin
ished a 11,000 story and a half house,
and are commencing three two-story
residences to cost 11,000 each. .
JrOlsea la building a I1.S0O resldenoa
In this (tract, and T. Delano has work
well started on a two-story dwelling
which wui cost ii.ovf. , ...
: Tha M ontavfll Baptist church la this
week holding a aeries of special revival
meetings to accommodate the church
members who are net able to attend
the Chapman services in the city. The
meetings are under tha direction of
Bute Evangelist H. Wyse Jeaes and
Rev. Q. A. Learn, pastor of tha church.
The newly established justice eourt at
Mount Tabor has during the two weeks
of Its existence disposed of five eases
and thera are now on the docket If more
awaiting a hearing. Moat of these are
suits for small debts. - v .
A string of dump ears rolled down
the East Washington embankment yea-
terday while being unloaded. They were
rescued but . little the worse for the
glide. : ..
The Odd Pellows lodge- recently or
ganised in at, Johns has chosen the fol
lowing officers: - Noble grand,- C H.
Thayer;-vice-grand.- P,- Hill; secretary.
O. W. Overstreet; treasurer,! W. W.
Hicks: warden, -.W. T. Johnson: con
ductor, N. J. Bailey. ' . ;
BEN SELLING STORE.
Many Novelties in Mcq's, Boys, and
Misses' Wearing Apparel '
, Diiplayed. ;
Tha Ben Boiling etore. at rourth and
Morrtstm streets. Is having Its spring
opening, and In the way of men'a wear
ing apparel and suits for misses and
bors it has a line that Is srobablv un-
equaled in Portland. - A- talk with Mr.
Robinson, the buyer of men's clethlne. Is
most interesting, ror in this year's style
thera are certain departures from those
that have prevailed for several seasons.
Mr. Robinson, In speaking of tha goods
shown at the opening, and with which
the. store Is thoroughly stocked, said;
"Our stock Is practically all ln.'.There
are many new novelties, and thev are
most striking and ara sure to please fas
tidious dressers, of which our trade is
largely composed. In styles tha coats
are longer by an Inch to an Inch and a
half. Improving considerably the ap
pearance. In addition to lengthening
the coats, tha shoulders are broad, well
padded and the collars are wider. In
colors, the pearl-gray predominates. In
shapes, the three-button sack will be
popular,, although the douhte-breasted Is
UU la high favor. la blue serges we
have a most complete Una in alt the lat
est cuts for young and middle-aged men,
the . coats- being double and single
breasted, and tha trousers either with or
without the bottom, roll. In topcoats
there are many nice novel ties, the mate
rial being In mixtures, coverts, tana and
the olive-green shades. We are also
having -many calls for blacks and they
are growing in popularity. Outing suits
are particularly attractive this season.
Tha flannels have the call, and tha popu
lar colors are pearl-grays, brown tana,
la Invisible pmlda and stripes. The
shapes are la sacks and double-breasted.1
On department of the Ben Belling
store which haa struck a popular chord
la that which caters to the wants of
misses, and Jthe spring stock la in and
makes a most attractive showing. '.Mr,
Montague, who has charge of the de
partment, this morning gave an inter
esting talk on the line in bis charge. He
said: "In misses' coats and suits there
the designs follow the general lines
of those which have proved so popular,
although they are made la a greater va
riety of materials and colors which have
already proved moat acceptable. In the
misses' coats there are the automobile.
which baa really a vary swell affect and
will prove popular. There are also tha
doable-breasted reefer aad the Norfolk
Jacket, , Each of them is aa exclusive
pattern aad man-tailored, being made by
the bum tailors who make our papular
boys' clothing: In material, homespuns.
coverts and sergea ara vaed. The colors
are all la the light shades, most accept
able for spring. v In tha misses' suits
the Eton sailors and tha Peter Thomp
son. : In shepherd plaids, burnt orange
aerga and blue serge and homespuns, are
popular. Thera ara also some very
pretty designs In pearl-grays. Each It
exclusive ana tney are an man-iauorvu.
In boys' clothing there Is everything
from tha Buster Brown to the, sailor. A
feature is the . knickerbocker trouser
suits for boys from S to is years of age.
Wa Introduced them into Portland, and
each year has seen them more In vogue.
CITY EMPLOYES ASKED '
FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS
Members of the executive committee
of the recently, organised Republican
club have seen soliciting funds through
the malls from the- employes of - the
city who hold poettlone-under civil ser
vice rules. This la a violation of the
city charter, and makes the solicitors
liable to arrest en a misdemeanor charge.
The employes have been asked to cos
tribute it or more to the campaign fund
The letter Is signed by R. . Hoyt, C.
W. Nottingham. John Gill. A. a Pattullo,
r. K. Beach, AB. . Moody - and J. . a
Wells. , .- .
Borne of the solicited are very Indig
nant that an attempt should be made to
collect money from them, and declare
that under no circumstances will they
contribute.
I -. h in - in is l . . xx v li ii ii v iiii s . .r" 1 . :sr -t-t-
XriO .' Sung by the king of clothing salesmen, who win J&f t 1
. 1:- ;JtiM$fflmtfM ' "i tcrna in ttatula!larelW anion lsrvwwrarrMTtra en 5 I :
LJ MlrM- marla to sell for $15. $20. $25. $30. for root fret 'T. '?WMs
KW Credit Yon . ' V Crf Cood U;
Rates to W. O. W. Convention at
! V Los Angeles. .
Aorount of convention . Woodmen of
the World and Women of - Woodcraft
to be held at Los Angeles April 10,
loot, the Southern racifla-cetwlll aell
on April It II and 14, round trip tickets
Portland to Is Angeles, limit 00 days
at rate of lis. Tickets can be pur
chased at- any' southern . Faclflallcket
o0.ee. . . .-' " ....
A Correction. . ; ;
in the '"Auction Salea Tomorrow" no
tice la Wednesday's Journal a- typo
graphical error mads )t appear J. T.
Wilson was auctioneer at tha Portland
Auction. Rooms. As Mr, Wilson con
ducts a large auction buslneas hlmaelf
under his awn nsme, a correction of this
sals take Is la order. -
We defy competition in this line. Many of these suits were made to order and left on the.
tailor's hands, and were bought by us for less than half their original cost. Men who would
1 V dress well should come in and examine our stock.- A complete line of all the - -
.-1-.
Latest
Novelties
Suits
Every style, every quality -all the products of eastern (union made) tailors. We have them -
$7o5(D) to $30
Full, Line of the Season's Latest in Hats
AND FURNISHINGS FOR TASTY DRESSERS
"Meek :ClotlhSni: Go0
: : "T " X" ' The Store Where Your Credit It Good
109 SIXTH STREET
W. Markillie. Manager: