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THE " OREGON " D AILT : jOUSHAU PORTtAirPl' TISIDAY.'EVISHIHO.'' SEPTEIIsr?. 15, ' U:i
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mm&fa . J; AT MODEST PRICES Third V -
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Curnsids
Cntiiig of a jacket: with two pairs lof trousers,
dne plain -and one
be worn j Norfolk or pjain style this combination
makes FOUR SUITS IN ONE.
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$3.95' and $5.00
Rear Schbol Suits $1.95: to . $3.95
When You See lt In Our Ad. It's So
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CITY DAY CLOSE
HIE STREET
Executive ; Board .Threatens to
: '' Barricade Rrst, .' Between ;
r"':" . Stark and Burnside. I,
PROPERTY OWNERS ARE .
4t?xIWARNED ,TO REPAIR IT
' - prement I In a Very, Dangerous
v - Condition and If 'Action la; Not
; t . Taken at V Onct ;. Expenaitre Acd
-; Flnt street between Stark and Burn-
'We atreets miiat be improved or the
r;.. eltjr exeoutive, board will take atepa to
; - does the thoroughfare.' The pavement
' ' ' '. . la of biick and baa become ao worn that
' - - . It ii filled with great holes and au)
" Ilea which make travel extremely dan
aeroua. The property owners bava been
i V '.trying to get the city to repave it out
; of the atreet repair fund, but the atreet
'' committee of the executive board could
' i iot consent becauae of the large, ex
penditure. 1 ..f'y " V
'.... A resolution will be preaented to the
city council asking that immediate steps
' "' be taken to lmprtfve the thoroughfare,
if the council refuses to act the execu"1
. tlve board -will Instruct the city engl-1
' :'t neer;; to barricade ' the streets .It., was
""'.""tateil at. the street committee meeting
, c yeatm-day that the street railway com-
,"; panles were willing to lay their share
'. ,.' of the. pavemeiv. . '
V. Howard hltlng. agent for the Carbo-
. llneum Wood. Preserving company, made'
' 1 a statement regarding-the condition of
'Holladay avenue -from tho steel bridge
'', 'I to LArrabee atreet where the Wood
, blocks laid by1 the company had bulged
'.. Inta miniature mountain ranges since
" the rain. 'He laid the blame on Captain
" Wanser. ex-elty engineer, stating that
; preserving the blocks and placing them
. " on the street was done binder the per
, .' ' aonal direction of 'the , city engineer.
"The tompenr. "Whiting said. " protested
. -' , against! Warner's method of . treating the
I .,.' r bluclia.' j Whiting lUteJ that although
; the company was "not at. fault for the
- ' '. eondltlon of the street, to show Its good
.i tuXXti It would re pall the pavement and
'. ' guarantee to maintain It' and er a bond.
? t v. The matter was deferred rfor, Investlga-
- A -bit for' 171 J.M presented by the
' Trinidad s Asphalt company - for repatr-
' ) tng asphalt pavements was recom
' ' r, mended to the city, council for pay
ment. AH hough the repairs had not
r been properly authorised by the city , the
work waa .found to , have been-, well
i none. , .
" Inspectors ln,Hhs'itir engineer's office
; will not be granted the Increase In sal
aried asked, a, there are no available
Wc Want lOODoys and Girls
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To' Come Oat Monday Morning as 11 a'olook e
For the. rehearsal tor the Grand Carnival and Pageant which takee place '
on Wednesday next, September SO, from. a, m. to p. m. " That is the
day that every girl and boy of Portland and vicinity will hivs free ad-,
mission to the-grounds of -Tha Oakav"--.j- ---..i ,i " i.
For Our Adult Patrons
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' ' The return of a day of sunshine brought' 10,009 to "The Oaks'
da. Yesterday. Strangers are specially Invited to spend a day with us.
The only place in all America that offers 100 unique and interesting fea
tures forr -, :'V,:;;:r; J fi-J'-,: ', ' '
Adaaiuioii-thr Otwndtrl Oct-CbSLna, 3eT
Take tke W. r. ) By. Oo.a Oars oav Tlrst ana- Aide Stissts Tara ' fa.
; ' Music by ryCrbano'g Royal Italian band. Afternoon from S to
evening from 1 to 11. . S , ' : ' ' '
' Finest cuisine on the coast at "The Oaka Tavern." ' The only Warm
Swimming Tank and Bathing House on, the Coast. A bath Including the
' use' of a new bathing suit, ti cents. t . ' - .
NOTE THIS FEATURE
'.Wednesday. September 10, from n."m. to t p. m.. Grand Children's.
Carnival Day and Pageant. Cinderella will present her Golden Slippers to
any girl from to II -years who can-wear them. Now on exhibition at
the Knlgnt Shoe Store, J4 Washington street
mm P Y OUR GREAT SPECIAL
V Heiltrfs Millinery.
Mrs. ' lleiander, having Just returned
from the eastern markets. Is new ready
meet her patrans with an extensive
lino of nlga-class novelties.. . .-
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fsxoas oir vor bots' ob xovrxr-
$3.50
for
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Is the Vanduyn A Walton Brand, and equal to any
$4 shoe sold anywhere In thla. country.
Thla statement we dee Ire very strongly empka
slse, becauae we can do so with all conscience. It
comes direct to us from the hands of ths maker, and .
does not havel(f bear any part of the expense of the
manufacturer's1 advertising) and kindred burdens. The
shoe renders no profits to any ons but the factory
and 'ourselves; and -hag no other expense of any kind
upon It, ao that 't. -.' ;: - - J --"
VYe Lose Nothing by. Selling
Jhis $4 Shoe for $3.50
It is a strong and durable shoe - and at the same '
time dressy enough for any one or any occasion. -
We pars aa AttraetJTO Tarlety of Man's' Xoelery sf
.....f'Sy.Aa tnO'latesi SseUras.. ';.i7 .
Tat stood T4.
VANDUYN C WALTON
. 1 tra Wasatagtos Stree, Between Tktea aa rerta.
HIS cstablishmci
ourrtradcVclfbr
bcst iThe finest manufacturers of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings
procurable4n c
Winter of : 1905,and 1906. arc now ready for early fall buyers. The Hub
5 is a store of close margins. We buy for cash as -low as any estoblish-
meinJJm
rcern on the coast, styles and Qualities considered. Our .enormous and
crbwincf business is not built on1 the sands of chance, but on a Gibral-
tarot .iue:meriLk:
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Almost tinlimlfed in variety of materials and Fashion's most popular kinks and
whims, starting in price at $8.00 and continuing in quality, to satisfy the every de-
. mand of the man who demands tne most iuxunous,to w. , , '
Suits are the kind that press the custom tailors to action if they wish to equal"
'' them. There; are more;' than 20 styles, of fabrics, in double artd single-breasted -:"
sack; usually "sell at $15.v r.h'fW:.!:"' ?.-rfvr''r.';;-c?-;' 7" Tf ifny i. '-.f '' '
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The Kirshbaum label tells . the Jale Not one.oi the leading houses of America, :,
hut America's largest and best wholesale1 tailors. Be it a black, blue,' gray or ,
" fancy design of material, you will find yoiir kind among thesq 80 styles of $18 values'.
SilW, satin or Venetian lined Serges and i Worsteds, .Kirshbaum kind. 'Also
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Cheviots, iniDCts, unnnisnea worsteas, etc in supenur siyics mu iaunts. ouus
, that you tniust pay ?25vior outsiac ot ane nao.
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Suitr4re'.' the"- kind tterplejswimen thartailors don't always satisfy. The ele-.
eant imported materials, and' the "classical .outlines distinguish the finest points of '
trained art producea oy ariisi.iauor smii.
$30, $35 and $40 Suits
Takes you into'a class of materials and fabrics that seem like gems trying to out-.
shine one another. '. Europe's choicest loom products combined. ,with.jmejica,'s,.
hbTcMfiaTloringlibssibm ';T.:
Fall
From'$6 to 50 Is" the range of prices. -Good reliable Overcoats for hard usage
tb highest qualities thatJ$jojsjJileprjc ; ' j ... , . . ....
It g For'' Silk and Satin Lined Coverts and Cravenettes. . Just 20 styles ?
elO , and colors and 20 values. On sale tpmorrow (Saturday) at $15.
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By Any Others Name Are Jfust
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!" Saturday .Specials. ' VVe". will offer twelve, styles of . $5 fall
fashions worsteds all of thepi the kind that does not bag at
the knees. . .
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: Quality and tailoring are their virtues. ; .
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vei'mWHhfnksndmere right, that he has a good ;
shaped head, butithe right style for a' mail-helps things," you
know. " :
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Hamilton: Hat3
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'Over a "score and ten of styles and colors to' choose from.v
AU built on classical 'and detail outlines insures you quality,
.hats that look, feel, fit and satisfy . ,J . r :. - ; :
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Thlbett's Fall:' Fashions
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,v We will continue to sell the above made shoes at $3.50. While
the rise in prices of leather has compelled many other" makes
' to be robbed of many points, of, merit in prder to nieet prices'
- Thibett's are. just as of - yore. The ' Hub sells close profit-.
.margin merchandise. ' i ': " ' '.v ::;V; J', A.
Alsace. Loraine.Balbriggan for .the man that wants something,,
extra -fine four styles, of colors" at' $10 per suit.' ; Single gar
;mentsViiot sold; a. real $12: quality.- ' pXfh' i
For balbriggan 'and jersey leeced, silk tapings and hard.buN
tons; knit seam; is the best value in Portland
Wool Jersey Ribbed Balbriggan and Knit Wpol Garments arr
; the same price, for' the same quality 'as last year; but the price N
'.of wool is 'tip this year.' ' .'. z':'''l'jL--..
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