The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 07, 1905, Page 10, Image 10

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.tosI' oregdn daily; joiAimai; posTtAij. fkiday cvrrnira. july X, i::3.
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HE WHO HESITATES IS LOST
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For Choice of
mmm
the Entire Lot
Black - worsteds, - Mus - serges, gray ;
i and brown, tans, gunmetal shades,
-T" check styles and mixtures, hand- .
.: ; work collars and shoilders,s sewed
" with pure silk throughout A grand
7. v and handsome'lot'of suits that , we
-jy ,.. have sold all - season at. $12,. $15,-
$17.50 and $20, single . and - double
ft'"- " : " uITrij-..iI - ' mo u.i.
measure, but not all sizes -in every
lot.: Jit you want Dargains see tnem.
They will speak plainly for them-
selves.
THIRD AND BURNSIDE:
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W(O)jiji)-D'0(a
I lDoTTNrwNnrxOkT f in ni -of-. Prices
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PHE doctor, lawyer, merchant, mechanic
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laborer, and all men that " depend on-1--
; luicir laours xur a living, aii iiia.K.ccvcryr
dollar they spend fo Clothin&HEIats, ;Fur-:; :
nishihgs and Shoes, do powerful workr-
i Every dollar egendedathistore
this Grand July Lot Clearing Sacaiibe
made earn another dollarrPnces' in, some
instances aird cut in half. tEyef y article will
be cleared out" to make room for an early
arrival of the largest and best stbclc" of fall
ioodsever":showir'b5r this great store? "
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Notice to Contestants !
we wiu name.tne person xaonaay.next in our aaverusement .
.'that shall receive the $5 for the best essay of the above picture,- ?
; . 'as per offer of last week. ;We have,received over 500 letters "
pertaining to the same and it requires time to look them alC -
over-and-dotuUjustTCertC-TO"c
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fTHE " HUB " KIND ARE QUALITIES , THAT ALWAY8
i;-v-.;.-V.v ; WEAR AND SATISFY.
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$2.35
OVERT.OOOTPAIRS OF OUR
VERY FINEST $3.50 to $4.50 tans, ,
; black, vici, patent balsv Bluchers
-and. low cut will be cleared out at -
far less "thair wholesaler coatrThis T
' in the best opportunfcyof the year
.; in highest class footwear. -
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SEVERAL HUNDRED PAIRS $2.50 AND $3 SHOES, of aU
LtyleawillJ)e closed out in this lot.' The Hub is Portland's
leading Men s Shoe House.. We keep the ball rolling qualities
and prices. , You know well always do it ...... v. - r '-
Furoishings
We must let off steam in this
' - Great Department f..'
5 For 10c Sox.
8 For 15c Sdx.
2tft For 20c. SoxT
9 For 20c Suspenders. .
18f For 35c Suspendera. .
229$ For 50c arid 60c Suspen-
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.10 For 35c Underwear.,' ' .;.
- 3M For 75c Underwear
59 For $1' Underwear;""
' 29- For 50c" Shirtsl . ; T
39 For 75c Shirtsi ';
59 For $1 Shirts7
Now for a Hot' Time inOur
p,J;v :i - Pantery. . : v '
For choice of 500 pairs of $2
and $2.50 Pants; they are the'
kind that wear and satisfy, t
A vanload of all kinds of $3
i Tf . , Pants. " ;.
$2.35
, For all kinds of $3.50 and $1
They are beauties ; the kind
- that made The Hub Portland's
greatest store. -1...,.,:-
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1 Pick 'em out; worth up to $5.
r Any kind you wish, any size
you wear.. Made better than
' ordinary tailorsjnakfr4o-order"1
-7T77Z . $ snd $7.
H-aisl
WILL PLACE STRAW HATS ON YOUR HEAD AT JUST-
- V J- '. flflTC HALF REGULAR PRICES J
$1.
15
For $2 Soft or ' '
Stiff JHats. v
For . $3.00 . and
$3.50 Soft ,' and
Stiff Hats.
Don't expect us to describe all this big stock, there are over 2,000
r:Hats in this Great Wage-Earners' Sale.;;
On account of the many complaints of the people about the treatment in regard to being tompelled ;
to purchase street car tickets in order to leave, the grounds,' we are securing coraplaintsat this store and
The Oaks must treat the public as. they should,: and wejtyill see that they, do it We will throw open'
their gates to free leave, without compelling the people to purchase a ticket of freedom from the street,
railway company. y" t 'j:'i."2--:r r:'-C'',-" $y.u '., :'7j4i.r--:--V;'';
BUFFALO PREPARES:
: TO VELCOHE ELKS
Advanca Guard of the Order of
t Good Fsllows Already W
: ; . "..lArriving... ....
GRAND LODGE TO MEET
r ; TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK
iptff"toSpwtwtc)n
Fraternal Work and Re-
union.
... ' " (tarul SmU1 fcrtct.r '
' Buffalo. N. T., July a While official
ly Kik vnk doee not brctn intll Tu
Uy efftrUI KlVrtom twn to ceme Into
CASTOR I A
, lor lafahU tad CMldrsa..
njKfcJYca tin Xfr:;x C::;tt
Bera the
rMtareof
town todajr for the annual grand lodr
ton and reunion. Uanjr of the na
tional orrioers were amonf today'! ar
rival, v - a . i. -J - . J
Moat of the delecattlona will come lit
tomorrow ev.nlnc an4 Monday mornlns,
when It la exoeoted that no leea.than
10,00 Elks, with accompaniments. iwlll be
In the city. The preparations to greet
them hare been completed and th(tut
neae eeetton of the city la already bloi
aomlne; out In purple and white,., the
colore .of .the order. The program .for
the wek embracee The four dajr"'e.
Ion of the grand lodge and unlimited
entertainment for the membera' of the
order,' who will have an lmmenae va
riety 'to eeleot from, all being free to
those wearing the badge of the order.
Outaide of the grand - lodge the , moat
Utereat attaches to the contests of vari
ous sorts for prises.
Th eoelal frogi'aiu throws open aH
resorts of the elty to any one -wearing
an Elk's official registration badge. The
iwmpleted program ; for t he-week le- e
follows: ..... .. .
Sunday Reception of .'grand . . lodge
members as thry ' arrive. ' Automobile
rides " about the city- through the
courtesy of the Buffalo Automobile club.
Mondays-Boat excursion from t to I
on the ateamer City 'of Buffalo.
Tuesday -Opening of grand lodge ces
sion at Convention hall at 1 a. m. by
Governor Higdlna. Addresses by Mayor
Knight and Wlllard H. TJoknor, exalted
ruler "of Buffalo .lodge, v -Organ recital
by the Hon. Simon Flelechmann on -the
Pan-American ' organ.' Singing by the
Buffalo -Orpheus' and a chorus of --J0fl
trained voices. At S p.' sa., election of
grand lodge of fleers. At 4 p.m., band
eoncert.
' Wednesday Annual parade of the
order, with lodge from., ail- ovet ths,
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world and I A bands In line. Grand ball
at the Seventy-fourth Regiment armory.
Thursday Trip to the Lackawanna
Steel riant by trolley or boat. Picnic
f6r the families of the visiting Elks at
Park lake. , . ..
Friday Special excursion to Niagara
Falls. The Niagara Falls Elka will en
tertain the visitors while at the Falls.
Following the ' closs of the reunion
there will be spectal-exewelon to Chau
tauqua, Toronto. Olcott beach. Fort Erie
and other points pf Interest. ' -
? TWIair' Tamtly Betialoa.
J " f7oarnaI ??elsl . '
Sandwich, Mass., Jul . Several hun
dred members of the Wing family of
America have gathered here for their
third annual reunion, held at the home-
-Take flutmeg: one is not as
good aaanother. Schilling's
Best, in nutmeg, Is ground fine
from difficult nuts to grind be
catrse full of oil; the oil is their
virtue. There are dry nuts;
there are wormy nutv We are
no more carefLianutmees
than all throughr TfTTT1"""
Your grocer's ; ' money back.
etead of the first member, of the family
who came to. thle country. The house
was built i In 1841 and Is now occupied
by a lineal descendant of the builder,
having remained - In possession of the
family tor fwb and. hali.jrenturles.
MONTANA MAN CHARGED l. 7
WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
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. (Speelsl msMtea te The' Ioersst'
Helena, ' Mont., - July -7. Governor
Toole - has issued - a; requisition upon
uovernor ooodlng of Idaho for the re
turn to Mtasoula of Samuel J.-Til man,
who has been arrested at St. Anthony,
Idaho... Tllman Is alleged to have em
beaded - IJ.000 of the funds of 'the
American Freehold Land A Mortgage
company. Limited, of. London, whose
f?ntjeagjjLJiU
R0SEBURG TO HAVE . -
FOUR NEW COUNCItMEN
(Special Dtspetck te Tke loarsel) '
Roeeburg,' Or., July T At ' the July
meeting -of -the : elty council two new
werds were admitted to North and West
Roeeburg.- This will add four council
men to the present body, and consider
able 'interest Is felt as to who will re
ceive the plums, as the members will be
appointed by the mayor. , .... '.".-:.
i Fw-dletoa. Hero beat ajsxogifc.
T (KomUI IMseateh t Tke mtmlh
'Pendleton, July T. Fred Nolf, One of
Pendleton's prominent merchants, today
sold his notion store to Wlngfleld Perry
and will retire. Mr. Nolf Is In poor
health and will not go lrit business
again until Tie recuperates. ' ,
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN ' r
IS SENT TO ASYLUM
skgeasaaB-sMeeBBSaaaaea
i (Speelsl Olspstrk The JoaraaL
Walla Walla, . July 7. A strange
woman , giving the name of Louise
Folmsbee was ordered committed! to the
Eastern Wsshtngton hospital for the
Insane, by Judge Brents yesterday. The
Identity of the woman has been a pusale
to the officers for more than two weeks.
She was arrested on the streets by the
police and - turned over to Sherlfl
painter for safe keeping. Despite a rigid
search-r no one- has , been' found 'who
knowa the woman or -where she came
frontt Bhe- continually speak -of her
husband -md-chndren,but .cannot re
member where her home Is. The woman
la about 41 years of age and faltly well
dreesed. Bhe will bo-4akon te the eey-
lum In a few daya, -r-y -- -. -
-frpae fe Oood moada Meet.
' (Btwelat Dispatcfe te The JoereaLl.
' Walla Walla. July T. The executive
committee of the Walla Walla County
Good Roada association will meet thla
evening to arrange for entertaining dele
gates to the State Good Roads associa
tion, which meets ln Walla Walla some
time In September. The 'exact' date has
not yet been announced. The Walla
Walla association expects that several
hundred delegates from all parts of the
stste will be in attendance.
. Bakes- City's Oaah. Seek,
Sperist Wepstrt to- The Joeraa1.J-!C r
Baker Cltr. July 7. The renort of
the city treasurer of this city made" be
fore the. council last night makes a
good showing. . The amount of cash on
hand laat November was $3.J3. The
receipts sine - that date bars been
TEETH
NO PAIN - Nd; PAIN
NICETEBTH
- We are the discoverers and' originat
ors -or tne only- rename and sclenting
system' of Painless Dentistry. We ex
tract, crown, nil and clean or treat teeth
absolutely . without pain and guarantee
all work for fifteen years. T Our work
Is the best, our prlcee the lowest con
sistent .. with first-claaa - work . EXAM
INATION FREE. Our plates are unde
tectable from the natural teeth ana
are guaranteed to fit t
riLUN-r-rftOdV-TBeVand f t.OO
uul.ij uhuwnb ma.ov to Bo.UU
BRIIX33! W0RK.....I3.00 to SS.OO
FULL SET NATURAL TEETH. $5.00
Opea, for buslaees atU t . e'etoek
veaiaga. -
Boston Painless Dentists
m 'rank
na. - Sun-
KlU Sforrisos St, top.
aa Fegaone.
HOURS I :tS a. m. to I d.
Say, S:io a. m. to 11 Jt p. m.
S7S.S41. - The expenditures have been
tfll.MI, leaving a balance on hand ot
iefened Steak Oaaaed
Allen Lewis' Best Bra
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CrtttiSrmcfK.CasoivttJtfTkt
;sORTLAMD,OJfIQ0ri.
Dr. B. K
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rellevee - aU pala
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