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; THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND. EUIlilW IlORfnNO, CCTOSZ 8. 1CC3.
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FIFTY AGREE-TO
: ME TRIP v
Flower of Portland pusiness Life
f i , Will Visit the Lewiaton-
L ;. Clarkston Fair. ''
Lj-r . t '
i . TIjOSE
WHO CO WILL
HAVE A FINE TIME
- Twenty-Five Mart 'Are Needed to
J'FW Special Train, and These YNll
. . Be Secured -LUt of Those Who
1 Have Applied for Accommodations.
- Uo.r Hrt-1 Ths
Fiftv Portland builMu men have ap
piled (or accommodations on ths Xwl-
' ton-Clarkston spoclal train and me rs-
,'Tnlnln- IS necessary to Insure tha
runnlnc of the. train !U ,ba eeeurad
j Monday. Seventy-five are. Hooded In
U, ami tha Interest In the event amona
the commercial and financial forces ol
Ah lty la keenly aroused. -A
!" -y xhe arrangements that have been
perfected by A. U CralaV a-enerat pas
aenger aeent t the- Harrlmmn lines. In
aur , delightful trip through a region
T ' that contribute) much - to Portland's
commercial - greatness. - "Portland day"
at tha Iewiaton-Clarkston fair at Lew
' laton. Idaho, will be tha oooaalon for
the eschango of courtesies between rep
rvxentatlve men ' of tha two localltlea
- and la expected to strengthen tha bonds
.--of friendship and Interest that unite
, tha sections. Thoss who have agreed
t Join the party are: - ' ,
" f J I. M. Cake, prealdent Portland Com
1 -mercha clubr R. K.-Prael, Praet. Hegele
Sc. Co.; -the J.'McCraken company; Ar
- thur P. Tifft. sttorney at law; Edward
Enrroan. ' Masonr chrman
men." Thompson Powers: W. K.
"' t'oman. ssslstant general freight-' agent,
Harriman lines; Psul Shoup. assistant
- renersl frelght-agentr-Harrlman-41neaf
. Walter F. Burrell. prealdent Burrell In
vestment company: I. ' Langv Lang :
Co.; Q. .Pill, Marshall-Wells Hard
- wars company; . Jay Smith, Marshall
,. Wells Hardware company; Allen eV
. Ijewis. J. K. Haaeltlne at Co.".' Townaend
Creamery company, ' Brsyman Leather
company, American Bteel St Wire oora-
pany, R.TC." Wads Ce Heywood
. Brothers Wakefield, Waterhouse 4c
Lester, Willamette Iron 8teel work,
, Oeorga Lawrence company will send
' ' two representatives; Wallace. Corcoran.
A North; Merchants' National "-bank;
"W. M. McMurrary, ', assistant general
passenger agent, Harrlmas lines; T. W.
V B. London. Balfour. Guthrie dc Co.; J. A.
Bell, Bell Commission company; the
' 'Crane company, Tom -Richardson.-: man
figer Portland Commercial club; J. O.
. Mack, i. O. Mack t Co.; E. A. Sessions
A Co., Dr. R. C. Coffey, president North
Pacific - sanatorium; W. C. Noon, Jr.,
' Noon Bag company; H. L. Pittock, busi
ness manager Oregonianr 8". W. Lead
better, C H. Pearson.- Pearson-Pago
company; Herman Wittenberg, .manager
' Pacific Coast Biscuit company; C. D.
- Brunn, -ssanager- Blake-MoFall - Paper
company; H..-W. . Mltohell, Mitchell,
Lewis dc Btavsr; R. F. Hosklns, grain
.broker; Hugh MoOulre. Pacific Paper
company; W. A. Meara, secretary North
. Pacific Coast Jobbers it Manufacturers'
association: I E. Trent, . Parlln-Oren
dorff company; F. W. Arias, - Ariss,
Campbell A Gault; Frank Rlchet. Rlohet
Brothers; John. Clark, John Clark Sad
dlery company; J. M. Cronln, J. P. Cro
nln compsny; Mr. Roeenbaum, Crown-
Columbia Pulp A Paper company.
AMERICAN IjNN SALE-
The Amsrloaa Xaa te Xispose of Its
ranlabings at lowest Basse Bvar
Offorsd foe aoh woods 1m Portlssd
. Hale Opema MosAsy, Octobe S, at Xs
yostttom Oroaads. '
In order to dlsnosa M tha furnlshlnaa
that ware, purchased for the use of the
American Inn during the short -time ot
the exposition period. It has been de
cided to give the housekeepers, board
tng-house proprietors and hotel men of
Pdlgtand an opportunity to purchaaa
these goods at undoubtedly tha lowest
prices that such goods Save over before
beeq sold for In this community. When
the American Inn . was .established at
the beginning of the exposition It was
decided to purchaaa first-class furnish
ings, so thst when the opportunity cams
for disposing of ths same they would
be In condition to tempt avea ths most
fastidious. The bedding, sheets, towels,
chairs, etc were purchased - In large
quantities, and af. astonishingly- low
pclcea. i Every effort waa mads to aeleot
goods of durable and unquestioned qual
ity! and the inn was - particularly for
tunate la-thla respect. The furnishings,
chairs, tables, linen, dishes and silver
ware were commented upon for their
quality by visitors from all parts of ths
country.'. It was commonly a matter of
toolo that such excellent , furnishlnas
should b found in an Institution of a
temporary character. , -
The wisdom,' however, of this policy
has: been smply- demonstrated owing -to
tha great Interest . wnlcn has already
been exhibited by housekeepers and
others who need to replenish their fur
nishings and who wish to secure first-
class articles at moat reaaonablo and
unexpected prices. . , . . ' :
The aala of tha furnishings-will begin
oh Monday,' October , at the American
Inn and full particulars will be given
by courteous smployes at tha Inn under
tha direction of Mra, . McCready, the
manager.- - -':..
furnlahlnga " Include bedding,'
sheets, pillow oases, blsnkets, comfort
ers, towels (of exceptionally good qual
ity), bath towels sad mate, tables, tray
stands. -sllvarr glass,, linen '-and dtahes
suitable for private families (If de
sired), ranges, steam boilers, refriger
ators, dish warmers; lea cream outfit.
boilers compute, matting, curtains, car
pets, etc.
Purchasers will' be allowed to buy In
email quantities from a single dosen
napkins. If desired, up to over five or
six hundred dosen or-ny-lln of goods
complete. i, ' - , - :- "
The building will be sold In Its en
tirety. Including sll the furnishings. If
any one purchaser desirea to buy In thla
manner. It la unquestionably true, how
ever, that In the decision to dispose of
goods In very small quantltlea the pub
lic of the city la presented with an
excellent opportunity and a large and
enthusiastic crowd of purchssers Is ex
pected st ths Inn Monday morning. ,
arnale a Trinity Cfcsrofe.
Carl Denton, organist of Trinity
church, will Include ths following eelec
tlona In the programs of today: Morn
ing service at It a. ' m. "Andante"
(Tschalkowaky); "The Lost Chord"
(Sullivan); j"Souvenlr. de Procession"
(Oullmant). , , ,
Evening service at Tito p. m. "An-
gel'a Serenade" (Brsga): "Pllgrlma'
Chorus", (Wagner); "Hymn of tha Nuna"
Wely): "Grand Chorus In O" (Salome).
ORDER OF. EVEfJTS AT a
- EXPOSITION MONDAY
: I s, ra. Gates open.-
a. m. Exhibit buildings. Govern
ment bulldlns and Trail open,
t a.m. to 11 m. DeCaprio's Adminis
tration band. Transportation bandstand.
l(l to 11 a. m. United States Artillery
band. Government terraoe.
10 a. m. to It m. Free moving picture
shows. Interior department. Government
building.. ' ' ', ' " '"f
10 a. m. to II m. Free moving pic
ture Shows, Interior department. Govern
ment bunding. - ' ' ' '
11 a. ra. to p. m. Free moving pic
ture shows and lectures, California
building. . - ' ,
1 p. ra. Illustrated free lecture on
forestry. Government building.
t t. ra. Weaving Dianaeta ey vnu-
kat Indlsns, Alaska building.
J p. m. Illustrated ires lecture on
Alaska,- Interior - department, . Govern
ment building.
t to a p. m. Concert by Decapno'a
Administration band, California, build
ing. -. 1 : 1 j '
10 a, m. Special Musie oay eonoerr.
Massachusetts building.
10:J0 a in. Special Muale day con
cert, California building. . k.
lis. m. Special Muale oayooncen.
Washington building.
12:1 to 1:30 p. m. Special mubio
day concert, Washington building. -
1:10 p, m. Special musio day concert.
Oregon building.
i p. ra. Organ recital . by Professor
F. W. Goodrich, Forestry building.
2 p.- m. Special Muslo day concerts.
Coos County building, Idsno building,
North Dakota booth. Agriculture build
ing, . Masonic building, Utah building,
Washington building .. and Missouri
building. . . .
1:30 p. m. Special ' concert by the
Royal Hawaiian Glee club. Allen A Oil-
hert-Ramaker company a booth, Manu
facturos building. .
3:39 p. m. Special grand concert by
the - Ellery Royal Italian band. Gray's
boulevard. ;
:30 p. m. Special Muslo day concert.
Fraternal building.- .r - -
t-p. m. Grand matinee concert. Festi
val HaH auditorium. .
I p. m. Special Mnslo-dey concert.
Oregon building.
I p. m.--llluatrated - lecture on the
American navy by Barry Bulkier, Gov
ernment building.. ' , '
1:10 p. m. Special Music day concert.
Waahington building. . -
3:30 p. m. Lecture en Panama ca
nal, navy department, Government build
ing.
:4f p. ra. Special Muale day concert.
Maine building.
4 p. m. Special grand Muale day
concert ' by DeCaprio's Administration
band. Agricultural building. ' i
4 p. m. Special piano eecltal by Ed
ward de Courtlenne, Auditorium.
3:30 p. m. Timber testing. Govern
ment forestry exhibit . , . - .
3:30 p. m Speclsl concert by United
States Artillery band. Government ter
race. . - ,'. - .... .'
p. ra. Special Music day concert.
Idaho building. - 7 "
a p. m. Government buildings close.
p. m. Exhibit buildings close.
7:10 p. m. Music day exercises. Fes
tival Hall auditorium.
p. m. Grand Musto day concert.
Festival Hall auditorium.
p. m. Exposition buildings and
grounds Illuminated.
11 p. m -Gates close. '
Il: p. m, Trail close, ;
tTse ths phone. Well calL Footer A
Klelser signs. Ex. it.
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BLUE STEKpFATENf"7
Till DULLES OaE
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WHITE mvoL
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The Jury of Awards of the
rtcwisand Glark-Exposition
has awarded "Special Men
tion" and Gold Medal to
White River Family Flour
aoqN eg. mm
WHOLESALE GROCERS .
ftCLLINO A0ENT5 ;
PORTLAND OREGON, U. S A.
White River Flour Makes Lighter, Whiter Bread"
STORE VILL DE CLOSED OH MONDAY, OCT. 9, TILL fltCO P. tl.
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Of Clothing, Hatg, Caps, Men's Furnishing' Goods ancj Men's and Women's Shoes, the success o( whlcli, has not been approached
before in the histoiy of Portland merchandising, has demonstrated tb thousands of ladies and gentlemen that - ; - :
C10TCLG AKD SHOES -AT IESS THAN 25 Fn CLTT C? 1?Z2 ACTIU1 YlZZTl t 7; v
V' "-M ,
1VE HAVE LIU SELir.
We have simply stifled all competition. None of the stores of Portland have attempted to equal ua. It is said that we are
values on this stock. We will sell every dollar's worth at the identical figures we started out with, no: matter what others
.'.may say.;..- ..V-,": v:;i-:.Vf.::;: :U .yr-- ' j;
And we took this into consideration in making up our prices, ' We are not losers on this deal The insurance companies' moneyy
f r ' - lets us out of the hole, and our friends are reaping the benefits therefrom.' . v .. .,
Here Are' the Prices WhicK Have Enticed the Multitudes, to Duy Fron Ua t
Elegantly Tailored AU-Wool $35.00 Suit for
men. Monday atv. ........... .......f J.O.BO
Nobb- AU-Weol'Men's $30.00 Suite. :...T5
Stylish, Fashionable All-Wool $25.00 Suits for
men TBO
Dandy $15.00 Suits, All wool, t the unbe
' lievable bargain of, each . . . . . . L.. 9.
$12.50 Suits, good enough for business
purposes ............................ f 5.10
Men's $10.00 Working ?uits, at half, the cost
of sewing them...' .-.$3.93
Men's $8.00 strong, substantial every-day Suits,
down to the Fire Sale Price .of.....;, f 2.95;
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The" $35.00 kind, 10.50; the $30.00 kind.
8.T5; the $25.00 kind, 97.50; the $15.00
- kind, f.00; the $1250 Icind, f 5.10; the
$10.00 kind, f 3.98; the $8.00 kind....2.95
Men's !imd Vorach's
hoes v.
Some $2.50 welts and turn.. ....... .....20s).
Regular $2.00 and $2.50 values, heels Just
' dampened by water........ ......... ...90s)
$2.00 and '$2.50 values,' not discernibly ' .
damaged fl.OO
Regular $2.50 and $3.00 values, only shoe boxes
soiled by water and smoke..... ...... 1.10
Misses', slightly damaged, regular $2.00 - -
-. values y., f 1.44
Children's regular $1.50 values, damaged by
; smoke only ............ .904
Women's spring heels, regular $1.50 value. 45e
Infant' Shoes, regularr75cvalue8. . . ... ,".40s)"
Boys' Shoes, regular $2.00. values, boxes only
' .damaged by fire.......,....; ...98f
Misses-' Sandals and Leather, regular $1 50
values.- Fire Sale Price.-.. 4... ... ....... 69e)
, Black and Tan Boys'. Shoes, values up
to $3.00 .....i.... fi.ia
Children's All-Leather Sandals, regular $1.25
" values .over
Misses' and Children's White Canvas Oxfords,
regular $1.50 values ..r. 89e
Men s ' Shoes, damaged by fire and water,
; regular $2.50 and $3.00 values. Fire Sale
Price 794
Men's Box Calf. Vici, Blucher and Balsz $2.50
snd $3 .00 values, now. . . .'. . . . . 1.15
Men'a Box Calf and Vici, Blucher and Bsls.,
$3.00 and $4.00 values; not noticeably '
damaged, now ........ T...... 81.56
. . . ......
e !
t 0ir.eisiai.ii3 In
Y.J.
$2.50 kind W..V'.:.;.;.;-.-.C.V.
The $1.50 kind for workingmen, now 60
The $3 JO values, not damaged except '
. by smoke ,.,.v.,..., ,;..;...,.f 1.38
All our $4.00, $4.50. $5.00 and $6.00 Men's
Trousers. Fire Sale Price only...... f 1.95
Odds
Cravenettcs, worth $15.00, now f S.99; 50c to
: $1.50 Straw JIt, ; $2.00 to $3.50 Hats,
194; 15c Sox, 44; 15c Handkerchiefs,, 4;
. ' President Suspenderr,'19e; 15c Ties, 44;
"$1 to $1.50 Shirts, T4e;-50c Golf Shirts.
umiD
U(al
TP
The $1.50 kind, a3f the $1 kind, 9a:
the $5.00 to $7.00 kind.. . If 1.00 and f Ul.
APPIFPP 207 FIRST ST,
Tifflnii"
The Electric Lighted Observation Car Train to the East
THE TWIW CITY EXPRESS
The PorUand-KansasOiy-St. Louis Special
ALL Transcontinental Trains, a-rrying. Pullman ' Standard Sleeping Cart.
Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars and the usual other cars; and the
mmmmmmm
The LITTLE FLYER for , Chehalis, Centralia, Tacoxna and Seattle only.
ALL
RUN VIA
THE
TRACK
TRAINS
TIME
Will be found satisfactory, if, between Portland, Spokane, Helena, Butte, Duluth, Minneapolis and
' St "Paul, you travel ria the old reliable dining car line. , L
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.The Ticket Office at Portland Is at 255 Morrison Street, Cor. Third
Assistant General Passenger Agent , ' v, : L ; f . , r Portland, Oregon
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