: crzcc:: daily jrj::Ai:t roTLAiip. rriDAY cvr:ni:a. ocTOzn e, i::x
i . . .
MOVl
tobioht's AsTcr-Xir.
Varaaasj Qraa....i -wmirmmrj n -
ttUiw. "H Chart! Ball"
Xak-r, ...... W.ata.1 BarUaqaa
rmptm.....,...."Os Hi Brldg st Mldnlhf
tjrle. ...... "Vlrflaia Vlrlula"
. Graad ..........I J. ..Va-Aa-llla
Bur ...Vaiutovlil
IlMin. Jtimi' Mcl. "Woor . Co.,
that tnlr company has Just closed con
pany, In this etty. glv th Information
that their company has ust ciosaa a con-
. k. Um.ww.. WruutanAM n
.mil it nu .tin . uvuvih , VWU.W,, v .
America for guaranteeing the honesty
of over J2.800 local lodge officers cov
ered by our bond. It Is the lsrgest bond
in the world, and Is a very bulky docu
ment, the. entire bond weighing appro,
imately 10 pounds. , .? J
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TTnHov i ni tariff -of the Northern
, Pacific, : effective October-i . ' Seattle
' millers may grind wheat In transit, to
southwestern Washington points at an
additional charge" of m cent per 100
pounds over the -''through grain rate
granted, to Portland and points south
of Tacoma. ' The new - tariff affects
grain and flour shipments, In territory
east and south of Seattle, favorably to
Beattl miller- ... ; ;. -.. '-.
; A' Jury-in Judge George's' court
allowed Mrs. Anna E.. Albes 11,70 danv
- aces rrom in rscmo Biaies TeicDnone
Jk TelearaDh esmninr for tha death of
her son. Edwin W. Albea was a lineman
in the company's employ and was killed
! by ' being knocked from a pole at the
corner of Fourteenth and Columbia
streets on October SO. UOi., Mrs. Albe
sued f?r M0 damages, - . I
' Jay- W. .Stevens has bean appointed
captain , of truck company Na1 1 "by
-Chief Campbell of the fire department
; Other' appointments ares Bert D. Sex
' ton, hoseman engine, company Mo. S;
A.'iG. Steele,' ladderman, hook and -ladder
rnmninr Nn." 1 ' IT. I. Allien.. hfMmin
marina comnanr Ho. 1 : Albert J. Hansen.
hoseman boss company No. S.
Miss Mary Adel! Csae, Portland' pop
ular contralto, recently . returned from
Paris, will give a grand concert at thf
3'hlteTemp!jrirstndTaylor. streets. 1
- Monday svenlng, October f. ,-' Mias Caa
wilt be assisted by Arthur Alexander,
tenor, and Mr. Edward M. Courtenn.
id 1 1 in i ivas; un-Muttn nwwiwwii
. ft Clarke's. v . , ( ,'
' ' La Oew. a California Chinese recently
arrested here on the charge of having
1 stolen meney from one of his country
: men, was - ordered released . yesterday
by Municipal Judge Cameron. Gover
nor Pardee telegraphed Governor Cham
berlain that ha did not think the elant-
eyed could be convicted if brought back
: for trial. : "
- Dn the visitors' register at the mu-
Hum of the Oregon Historical society
: last month are 7,86. names. This, how
ever, does, not - represent ' the total of
Visitors.. a man failed to .rca-tatar.
. Nearly every state in the union anl
many foreign countries are represented
among visitors.
- Hoffnung lodge. No. X, O. X. H. ft. will
- glvw a grand ball l Steuben hall. Wil
liams avenue and Ivy street, on Saturday
' evening. October 7. Admission Si cents.
Good music and refreshments.;,,
Babbl W. Wlllner will deliver th
S.rpion this evening at, Tempi Beth
Israel on -"The Miracle of History."
Services begin at t o'clock and strangers
ar weloom. ' ' - ' . e - - -
Watches and diamonds fl down and
- 60e per week.. Goods delivered, on first
i payment. Christmas la coming. Meta-
gar at Co., Jeweler and optician. Ill
Sixth street, y '- ;
Tourists, wen a city people, flnaa
. clally mbarraasad, will And the port-
land troan Office, T4 Third street the
. safest and most ramble place to trans
act their business.- Rata reasonable.
Dr. H. Ad ' Bturdevant, formerly of
The Dalle. - is now with Wis Bros,
at room sll-lt. The Falling, Third and
Washington streets. Phone Main 102.
-. - Professor B.lngler's physical culture
wWW. u w.w. .. V, WW.UW.M, WWW
atraet Class and nrlvata lnatrnetlon.
Fst people reduced.
v """" '
W clean and press your cloth and
shin your shoes for tl.00 per month.
Unique Tailoring Co., 147 Washington.
Main (14. - .. .. -
Any watches cleaned, 11.00: main
spring, 11.00; all work guaranteed on
yr. Metsger a Co 111 Sixth street
Launch for torpedo-boat destroyer
at Merrill's boatbous. north aid Morri
son bridgs.
Class A billiard . tournament tonight,
Reddlck'a , billiard nails, . Clark , vs.
Lowsry. V , .- .
"f Electrio signs any deatgn, Foster A
Klelser, Fifth and Everett
.' Frl' Umale ar th beat. '
' i : Souvenirs. ' .
Free souvenir '"and. other attractive
present ar offered by Gevurt A Bon
at their fall opening Saturday night
, peoial Sales for XVaaie.
. The McAllen McDonnell store opened
a J-hour special sale of timely mer
chandlss at noon today, which will end
tomorrow evening. They are offering
' some price attractions that will not be
overlooked. The sale covers so many
'articles of Interest to women thst it Is
with pleasurs their attention -1 directed
to the Arm' advertisement appearing
elsewhere In this Usu. -
- Take Advantage of Sid nip. ,
Holders of certain twls and Clark
tickets ar. entitled to It-day one-far
ticket on the Southern1 Pacific a far
south as Ashland. ' Partlculare by ask
ing at Third and .Washington streets,
Portland.
SfflRTS
AHD ...
MCaflTO-
'OUR FALL STOCK OF, SHIRTS
-AND NECKWEAR IS NOW COM-"
PLETE; THERE'S NO BETTER
SELECTION IN THE CITT.
Htwett. Crtay O Co.
,'' ataJggPAgrils. '..
- 34S Wa$htngto Stmt
y taAJrA nxarag. ;.''.'
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wl . IllmJ lll'w i. .
Says Amtricans Nssd Mors Prac
tical Education and Advocates
r . Manual Training.
East Aurora Is not a condition of
mind but a real country village, where
none f the peopl Is wealthy and none
I poor. This and aUted themes, dealing
generally with his "gospel f work,"
were elucidated yesterday afternoon by
Elbert Hubbard, before a large con
course of peopl In th Auditorium at
the fair ground. . '.- -,
Th follower of Hubbard' doctrine
were numerous and his witty sallies
wer enthusiastically applauded.' Mayor
Lan and H. W. Oood wer on the plat'
form and th speaksr was Introduced
by C H. Mclsaac. After th lecture
some time was spent by Fra Elbertus
In handshaking. V
"Th feature which distinguishes East
Aurora from other towns." said Hub
bard, "Is th Royoroft hop, wher book
and things ar mad.- We hv dis
covered hat ther r only two ways
to avoid competition on I to gst an
Inferior article nd 11 It cheaper; th
other I to make a superior article and
demsnd more money for It -
"Th most Important fact to be men
tioned I that none of th workmen is
educated In th craft. No skilled labor
1 employed In the Rojrcroft shop except
what become skilled after being ther.
You can send a boy to college but you
can't make trim think. Th nest duc-
tlon come ' from th Mnlvelty of
hard knock.'- W bcom tronf by
bearing burden.
"Tak President Hill of th reat
Northern railway; he lllutrat . my
point He la not a college man but he
ha built railways' and built them on
a largs and enduring scale. . America Is
beginning to open her eye to th value
of thla practical -education. - W will
never ' get away from Jtruanoy . and
hoboiam untn manual training la. taught
la th schools.'! .y '
Mr. Hubbard : tft - last nlgbt for
Seatti. '
NORTrTENiTDIVEKEEPER
FOUND GUILTY OF CHARGE
Th Jury befor which W. H. Wilson,
a north end dlvekeeper. Was triad on
th charge of committing an assault
with a dangerous weapon, brought In - a
verdict of sruiltv 1st yesterday after
noon, the case having been on trial In
Judg Cleland' court
On April, it. 10S, Wilson, who Is
owner of th Badger saloon, beat George
Barber with a bi'Ho- Wilson claimed
that Barber had attacked him- - Barber s
skull wss fractured by the blow Wilson
rained upon him, and for several days
afterward it was feared that he would
not survive. Attorneys Ed and Al Men
denhali, J. M. Long and Alexaodei
Sweek defended Wtlaon. whll Dan J.
Malarksy appeared for th district at
torney' offlc. . ' v . '
.. Th penalty fqr the trim is impris
onment In th penitentiary from lx
month to ! years, -In th county Jail
from on to 11 month, or fine Of from
1100 to $1,000. . , .
A Remarkable Store. :.
T.Th Hub, corner Third and Burnld
streets, I reaching out and attracting
(he lion s share of th. early ' fall pat
ronag. Hub principle keep that atore
dear to th heart of every man, woman
and child that take advantage of-real
money-saving opportunities. A aal that
I acting a a magnet and i attracting
throng of city peopl and. Viltor 1
known a th."Doen and a Half sale
of til suits, overcoats and cravenettes
at a dosen and a half dollara llltt
Tha varieties of styles., reliability - of
fabric, correctness of style and work
manship makes the Hub's first fall sal
of th season th best opportunity vr
offered by this great store. ,
Mr. Paul Strain, th proprietor, con
ducta a large ystm of' store and Is
th largest spot-caah buyer on th coast
In mon's apparel, which enables him to
get th benefit of th lowest wholsl
urlo and In, return- give th people
th benefit of bis buying power. Th
hat shoe and furnishing goods depsrt
mcnt ar replet with th choicest
good for fall and winter of 100t end
ls00. Th vsstness of th stocks, th
vsrlety of styles, combined with dura
bllity and alwsys lowest price, make
the Hub the moat desirable plac in th
City, to get th biggest dollars' worth.
Free Schdol Domestic Science.
We hav secured th services of Mr
Bertha Haffner to glv a free cours of
lectures at our store In cooking and
kitchen furnishing.- These lectures will
be given dally at 1 .10 p. m. Every on
Is cordially Invited. Honeyman Hard
war company.
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Free Souvenirs. . t
If you ar on of th lucky 100 gen
tleman you may hereafter "bruh up"
at th xpna of Oevurts ft Bon.- They
ar. giving away - souvenir clothes
brushes at -their opening Saturday night;
Step In nd get on.
' . Milwaukie Country Club
Eastern and Besttl races. Take Sell
wood and Oregon City cars at First and
Aldsr. .. ...... - , . .... ., -.-' - :
.-, Th BMutifml Fair'
Which brought 6ur resourceful city and
country elf prominently before th eye
of th whol world, la nearlng her and.
Th gaieties of the last five months
will be relegsted to th brilllsnt hall
of our ' pleasant recollections. Every
thing ws beheld In- art , and science.
everything heard of philanthropy 1
onarityr - tncoiogy, religion ana oiner
matters, -will remain a sourc of ever
lasting benefit for our future better
ment. . j'
- We are again confronted,.-with our
oustomKry duties to everyday life and
economic, and have to find a way a
to how we can bring our unwarranted
expenditure into their former channel.
Every cent aaved now la ao much mad.
So ire will how you- th way to start In.
During th month of October w will
sell to. anybody .who will refer to this
sdvertlsement headed (The ' Beautiful
Fair) a gallon Of California wine, port,
sherry, angelica or muscat for 71 cants,
guaranteed I yeare old, and aa good as
any ether offered for from 11 to tl.tl.
On all our whiskies' w will -allow 10
per cent on earn conditions. It makes
no difference whether you buy our cele
brated A. D. G. rye or any of our old
brand Old Crow, Finch' Rye, old
Mellowed Bell -of Anderson, Imported
or domestic brand lea and cordials. Call,
fornla or imported bottled win, etc.,
th reduction of 10 per cent will b al
lowed. In fact anythtng-and vrytnlng
In the, hnus I st your disposal at a
10 per cent reduction. - Call-up tele
phon- Main MIS and good will bs
delivered fre to your house, Glv us a
call and If w tell th truth. D.
Grmnu. th family liquor dealer, 111
Morrison trtt . , . -
OF IIOuES :
Horns ( Training v Association
Opens Series of Winter Meet
ings With Interesting Session
; .- v.; " . 1 .-. : ; V
MAVOR LANE PROVIDES '
QUARTERS IN CITY HAUL
Mr.,, C. M. Wood U Electtd Hon
orary President and Mrs., Samuel
ConneJJ Pretldent Contresa Of
Motheri Meets Her This Month.
Th Horn Training assoclstlon
opened the series of wlner meetings
yesterday afternoon in the new quar
ters that have been given the' organisa
tion br Mayor Lane, the commute
room on the third floor of Jh city ball.
Heretofore th meetings have been held
In th parlors of th T. W. C. A.
Officer war installed for th com-
fflg yesr and a charming musical pro
gram was rendered. Mrs. C, G. Royel
sang ""8prlngtlme' and - 'Three LltU
Green Bonnets." with Mias'Lamson as
accompanist, and renponded to an en
core with ' "Uttl Boy Blue." Miss
Lamrtn played a piano olo and an en
core number, and Mies Jessie Zimmer
man gave two readings.
Mrs. C. M. wood, honorsry prssldenti
sddrossed th sssaMlatlon. urging that
efforts be. doubled to Induce all wives,
mothers and teachers to cooperate In
the work; of organising; In every town
la the state, brsnches of th Stat Con
gress of Mothers, with which th asso
ciation is affiliated. A plan has been
formed to organise in every school In
Portland. . . -. -
. The nursery' work, for th year waal
planned out, with Mr a. Henry H. Wright
aa chairman, of the committee.
Tho first state congress of mothers
will meet in Portland October 17,. snd
at the association meeting next week
Miss LUlian Tingle will speak on "Th
Importance of Developing and Vitalis
ing th Child's . Domestic Instinct"
The officers for th year are: Mrs.
C M. Wood, honorary president; Mrs.
Samuel' Connell, president; .Mrs. E. C
Clement, first vice-president; Mrs. ' J.
L. Kingsbury, - second .. vlos-president;
Mrs. P. L.1 Donald, secretary; Mrs, R.
E. BrlRtow, treasurer; Mrs.R H.-Tat
and Mra, William Reld. members at
large; Mrs. A. H. Lomax, librarian. The
offlcera compose the executive board.
The committees for the year are: .
Organising branch' clrclea Mrs. J. L.
Kingsbury, chairman; Mrs. R. E. Brls
tow. Mrs.' W, W. Psyn. Mrs. A." King
Wilson. Mrs. C A. Lewis.
Special program committee Mrs. " E.
C. Clomeat chairman; Mrs. O. H. Fith
lan. Mrs. Alvln 8. Hawk, Mr. . E. . N.
Wheeler, Mrs. rl. u. Beater.
' Press committee Mr. Robert ' H.
Tate, chairman; Mrs. William Reld, Mrs.
Dsvld E. Pattulo, Mrs. J. L. Kingsbury,
Magaslne committee Mrs. John E.
Lathrop, chairman; Mrs. E. L, Hart,
Mrs. F. H. Miller. Mrs. W. J. Grundlg,
Mrs. D. B. Mitchell. .... -.':,-:--
Nursery- corps Miss Zulab C Hop
kins, Miss Elisabeth- B. Savage, Miss
Mary K. Brookes,
, Tomorrow's senate!,
- Ellers Piano Hous glv another re
el ml st th Oregon building tomorrw
with two chermlng soloists. Following
I program: . .
Violin solo, (a) "Ssrensd" (Blerne)
rh) "The Broken Melody" I Van Btene).
Mrs. A. L. Sutton, accompanied by the
pianola. .
Soprano solo, (a) "Calm as the Night1
Carl Bohm), (b) "When Tou're Away
(Robyn), Mrs. Frank Ebsrle, accompa
nied by th pianola.
Piano ' solo, selected. Miss Bsrnlce
Fleming Holland.
Violin solo, "Rlcordo" (Carl Bohm),
Mra A. L. Sutton, accompanied by th
pianola. . . . ; .
Time, I p. m. ' : - i
LADIES' . TUCKED SHIRT WA1S.
Pattarn No. tno. "r
- v All Beam Allowed.
A pretty design for a shirt waist, and
an that la ar to be popular, la her
plotured with tuck extending from
hdulderf-tii watotlln Linen, pique.
chambray, albatross and lansdown ar
a few of the many materlala used for
th making... '
Th pattern I In I slses n to t tnchsa
-bust measure. For M Wwt the waist re
quires H yards of material 10 inch
wide, n yards IT inches wide, H yard
M lnche wide, or !' yards 44' Inches
wid.-- - 7 , t . -Zsm.sz;.zi.
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LOUIS He BOLL
PIANO STUDIO NOW OPRN FOB fCPO.
- ration I sad 10. lila Wssklsgtea t
lei::::: m tan b
. .eiitle;.:.'.:! .
Others Say Charges Against H.
M. Burt Are Instigated as
Result of a Grudge.. " -
Charge hav bn preferred against
Captain H. M., Burt of hose company
No. of th Portland fir department
for using violent language and for fight
ing in front of tha hoMhOUS. The
complainant 1 H. R. Howard, who lives
next door to th hose company at sit
East Seventh street It 1 asserted that
a grudge I th motive of the charge..
Th charges will b lnvtigata ny
th fir ' committee of th executive
board. ' -
At th reauest of the fire committee
Chief Campbell furnlabed tlmat of
th cost of the Improvement n aa
recommended in the department, aa fol
lows:. . ., i ,' - -..! i '
For engine company Na I. t Jhlrd
and GHaan streets, 11,144 for truck com
pany No. f, at Alblna. IIIOi for art an
gina company on Portland Heights, 10,
100; for an sngin company at Brook
lyn, 10,160; for an ngln company to
tak th place of chemical company No.
I, which 1 of Utile service to th de
partment In caa of a big fir. It.110;
for changing chemical company No. 4
Into an, engine company, ft, M0; for In
stalling' an engln company at j East
Twenty-eighth and Couch. 10.140: new
engln to replace No. 4. IS.IOO; repair
to boiler of engines No. 4 and I, 11,000.
Total. 458.480. 1
- Th commute will recqrnmend to the
city- council that the repair be made,
but will wait until ths first: of next
year 'to approVs the Improvement on
account of th present lack of fund in
the city treasury. ' v
Card bf Thanks
Portland, Or--Sept" II," -190S.
Prof. J. Triedman. Dear -Sir: Gladly
yielding to your, request for a short
testimonial I beg to atay that (or the
past 10 year I hac been great
eufferer' from; rheumatism.- 1 had
tried all kinds of medidn and medi
cal treatment, had tried hot springs
here and in Europe, but never got any
cure or lasting relief. On January
last I commenced taking treatment
from you. I was then go alck tnat 1
waa unable to aleep. I waa a total
cripple, out of shape and in pain con
stantly. After a week ot your cupping
and massage and general . treatment
I noticed a great improvement, which,
by keeping Jo your treatment, has
resulted in what l call a complete
cure. For past five months I have
never had any pain, the first expert
ence of the kind for mo in 10 years;
I most Heartily . recommend v your
treatment to all martyrs to rheuma
tism. Yours very truly, -
r J. CHRISTENSEN,
O. K. Coffee House
' 262 "FIRST STREET.
Finest Roadhouso in the West,
: Famont for Maryland Chicken
SPECIAL
Northern Pacific Puget Sound
Limited leaving Portland daily
at 4:30 p. in. stops at Claremont,
Returning (same train) leaves
Claremont at 10 AS p. m.
tfmussi TL..i Dweettes
r-:u i npflirp w. T. asm.
" - ..WW... w u HMiif, rrea.
Uorrlioa St, Bet Stk sad Tts.
Pben Ilals S6S. W. T. Paagle. Bes. Mgr.
Toslght 8:1S e'Clock. 'Merely Mary aaa.H
TKX ISTZSSATIOSAIi ST AS,
Eleanor Robson
SperUl Matinee
Tomorrow.
Last Time To
morrow Night
fleftlj ffary in
Prlees, Beth Matisse aad Mlght-M, TSe,
11.00, 1.M sag SS.O0,
Marquam Grand Theatre
Mocday, TneMay. weaneeiuy, on. wio-ll
MAT1NBR WEDNE8DAT.
' Th Sr-atest ef All Meleamaua,
"IN OLD KENTUCKY"
With th Fawn "Whang-Doodle" .
PlcSanlonr Bind.
FSIOXS , Sw, Me, T aad 81. N, '
SEATS ARB KOW SELLINO.
Belasco Theatre mai.u
BRLASCO MATER. Praprietflr. .
B. D. PRIOC. ttenerel Manecer.
I. L. SACKETT, BealileBt Mantfer.
Tenlcbt st 8:14 Matinees Tomorrow A Baadar.
19th Week of the Belasco Stock Co.
THE By Belasco 4 Demlllc
CHARITY
BKTPRODUCTION
BALL,
Bresisgs, SB to At, Malas Satar4ay ssS
. Sund.T., 33c to 6ie.
Kelt Week WHITE WHITTI.KSET la
- "TUB rOBTUNES OF TUB KINO."
Empire Theatre1
TwtinhaNorrlioa
PsOBC HsiB 117
MIiyTON W. SEAMAK, Maaager.
" PORTLAND'S POPILAR PLA PLACE.
Tcslght . SBd Tomorrow Night Matlse . Te
nor row, S:1B s. a.
I "OB TBI SEIDOS AT MIDBIOBT."
All Best Week, Starting' Sander Metises,
TBB GREAT RCBAL COMBDT SUrCESS.
"INttE JOSH PERKINS"
PRiriCS ETenlnf.
Matinees, lor.
Iho, tfte, Me and SO.
14 and tee.
BAKER THEATRE
OREOON THBATRB CO., LFHSBES,
OEO. U BAKRR. MANAOEB. .
Phnne Mela I0OT.
TAMT11TJ. AND THIRD- STREETS.
TBB HOMB OP MT'BICAL, BI'RLESqCB.
Tnnlsht'and Tomorrow M.Kt,
- -- Matlae Tomorrow 1:15 p. as. "
Sam Devers's Own Company
A cok'snrrxATtoN or VArDBTiiXB
T AND COMKDT. STARS.
PR1CBM ET.nlor. ZKe. SAe. Wc tm4 Tile.
Simdar end Strsrday netln, lie, Sft,
Son. and WV-. .
Meat astraetleaTw Orwteal Hay Xrwart
Utiaeagaas veasaay, .
Feithsr
FiHovs,
50c
The cream has been skimmed from the markets of tie world In the production of this splen
did array of superior rherchandise, and the pri ces we name will attract the encomiums of every
r matron and housewife of this.great city. v; v"
Bargains Not to Be Had
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EXTRA SPECIAU-We have received a
manufacturer's sample line of Swell Tailored
Suits, Skirts and Jackets and Cravenette
Raincoats, secured for 60 cents on the dollar.
Be sure and. come Friday or Saturday for
- - first choice, l -
25c
29c
69c
For Boys'rUnlaundered White Shirts,
sizes 12 to 14. Regular value, 50c.
Men's heavy ribbed Shirts and Draw
ers.1 Standard value 50c. ', ;"-;.
Men's Mount Hood Fancy French Per
cale Shirts 1 stint bosoms, openw-iront
and back. Standard value. $J.25. ;
2Cn Men's Mount Hood Shirts; fancy per
OOv cale, stiff bosoms, separate cuffs.
Standard-. value 75c. . ' , '
A Men's' sanitary fleeced Shirts and
40C Drawers, extra fine grade, for Friday
and Saturday, the suit, Of. C i
Men's heavy all wool French Ribbed
OOC Shirts and Drawers; tans and browns.
Regular value $1.25 garment take a whole
suitor"?x.tH
Or Boys' Fancy Percale Shirts, laundered,
. sBy v stiff bosoms; standard value 50c -Take
what you want Saturday at 28e. .
Aftn Mn' F"nch Percale Shirts, Mount
. 4C Hood make (sufficient guarantee of
worth) ; regular value $1, all sizes. , Saturday
take them' at .40e. - ;
r:See"burrearspecials tn rSoxyHandkerchiefs7
Suspenders. Work Shirts and Nightgowns.
Come and see for yourself..
Stocking
Southwest Corner
..ia
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ALWAYS TG1ELEAIDEK
The Best
$3 HAT
In the World
BEN
Asnrai
-THE StAR
XwlMOBT'S O00XATOO OTSOVS.
' ' -. 10TTIB -WIST STMOBDS, - -
... THB OETTIBOS. , . ,'v -, , 1 .
, IEEO BIXTOH.
' : . FBABKi.ni coBrtB.
TBB BTABOSOOPE.
(html aamlaslan, 10c. Bnnlsn, SoadaT
and bnlldars. i.r saata aa lo-r Soar,
toe. Daily matlnwM, 1fl to aar aaat airrpt
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on the So-Called Barfaln Counters
For This Afternoon and Saturday
Third and Morrison Streets,. Portland, Ore.
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Kid Clove Special 95c
Friday and Saturday. We warrant and fit any
of . our choice brands, in French kid Mocha,
English Derby, French P. K. or Foster lace,
,$1.25,. $1.50 and $1.75 values v ; '
. Corset Specials r
AHn Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets, Empire
4 v style: colors pink, blue and white. You
pay $1 elsewhere for a corset not so good."
Some haye hose supporters attached.
A f" Warner's Rust-Proof . Corsets," French
s OC" jeans, hose supporters attached, new
shape. ' Guaranteed fit and warranted. You
cannot get as good a corset elsewhere for $1.50.
For today and Saturday we offer exceptional
values in Ladies Vests and Pants, Muslin
Underwear, Hosiery, Aprons and Tourist
XSpstofTiadies andchildren.
- 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c
Children's Union - Suits, graded in price.
Standard value 50c. ' - i . ; v ; ' "
gn Children's snd Misses extra fine
OUC French ribbed Union Suits, all Sizes.
Regular-value 75c. . , .. .' ( .
NOTE Special sale of BUnketsrComforta-:
bles. Feather Pillows, Linens, Draperies, Cur
tains, Portieres and Couch Covers. .
Overstock
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Of Chinese and Japanese '
CURIOS
We purchased too heavy for the
AIR TRADE.
. Ws ar ' overstocked - sjeods
eomlnc every day and mora on
the way, which compels as to
sell at great sacrificeour full
Urn of CLOI8SONIE,
SATSUMA, SILVERWARE,
BRONZE, NEW BRASS.
SILK EMBROIDERIES and
DECORATED PORCELAIN.
Andrew KanfiCo.
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Cut Prices On
Overcoats
Also a lot of Men's Heavy Suits
if you come n time before
sixes get broken you ar liable
to set a Suit or an Overcoat
worth $1S.OO, 120.00 or 129X9
for $10.00, $13.50 or $13.00.
Special eale on Shoes for
Ladies, Men, Misses and Boys
rood working- and dressy Shoes "
for a very little money.
Good Wool Underwear at one
half of the real value.
- We are about 20 per cent
lower in price on Trunks, Suit
Cases, Blankets and Comforters.
- It Is to Vour interest to look
ns up. We run two stores,
JOHN DELLaR
Corner of Firet and YsmhiQ
and corner of Third and Davis.
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