al, ronxLAriD,; : r.iDAY i:vz::i::a. octci 13,
AJ..A.J
j mm- vc::c5 1
' ToirioaT'i Ajrpiamrn.
Maraaas Grand.... ......"Am La Moat-
lie la
k.,-.,..m..vV.."T fortanre oft Kl
pin. . . . . "i'Dw ;v
V.mnlM
fcrie ...... .."Under Two riafe
Or. a
VeaeaTtlle
: The Arnold shows, which havs been
tourin the northWMt British posses
slons all uramer, have returned to win-
i ter In Portland. " Mr. Arnold says that
VjiutMuoa he will so but with full
fledied old-time one-ring circus a. bt
show with only one ring-. lie eaye trie:
, thousand of vtsltors to the Lewis end
- Clark exposition returned to the eaat by
way of the Canadian Pacific, and that
large numbers declared- their intention
'. : of aettlina- In the region tributary to
- that road. Every one of the hundred
'.." with whom he conversed, Mr.' Arnold
aave eras areatlr Dleased with the
position, and scores wIU return to the
west , to make Oregon and Washington
, tbelr homes., ,
; "Unlversaltam, True and False- Is the
- subject f the sermon to. be-delivered
by Dr. Stephen 8. Wise at o'clock
' . this evening at .Temple Beth Israel, In
the course of the tabernacle festival
. service. The sermon will deal with' the
.' . exclusion of the Unitarians from the
...national church federation. -The Buc
. eoth. or- the feast of tabernacles, la I
: barveat celebration following close aftel
- the-day of atonement. At the service a
tabernacle Is built on the sltar by the
- sltar guild .-in remembrance of the an
cient custom of the Jews of building a
. ' tabernacle outside their ,-. houses. In
which they would live for a week. This
Is the Jewish season of rejoicing and
"; thanksgiving. , ,' . j
If you ever thought of painting, get
'-your paints now from - the fire saU
' 'stock of the'Tlmms eV Cress company,
145' Flrat street, near ' Alder. These
' paints, varnishes and brushes were in
: the fire' of Friday., evening,' October .
. ' and the packages are so soiled- that no
retailer would bur them to sell stain.
j so Messrs. Tlmms 4 Cress will sell them
-off themselves at very much Jess thar.
the cost of manufacture. .The contents
are. not In the least hurt, and It will
pay ' to buy the goods and hold them
for future use, they are being sold so
'. ( very cheap. -.' : '
' v Miss Katie O. Held became an Amer
lean cltlsen yesterday, being the seconl
.' woman to take out naturalisation paper
. during the past four years, Miss Held
was born In Australia In 1187. - Her
V father, Hans Hald. took out his cltlsen's
papers early In the week. He was' born
. In -Denmark and moved to Australia to
.. take up a homestead, but In order to get
' title to this property he had- to be
come a cltlsen of that colony. Tiring
of the . dry summers and sand storm
.1 of England's greatest island colony, Hald
; ' moved to Oregon. .. . -. .... .,, , .tW;,'
' While John Anderson and wife, who
reside seven miles eaat of Portland on
' the flection Line road were coming Into
the city this morning a. colt driven by
' Mr. Anderson became frightened at an
' automobile at East Morrison snd First
streets. In the runaway that followed
- Mrs. Anderson wss thrown out of the ve
,: hlcle and quite painfully though' not
' seriously injured. The buggy was Over-
' turned .completely, .with. Mr. Andersor
. beneath It. , Some men caught the horse.
... Anderson's face was badly cut up.
"IV ' Goldsmith " Co. have Just" aolf"To1
"local capitalists the half block bounded
. by Everett and Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, for $25,000. Since the property
-wee purehseed there -have, been several
, applicants to erect a 'warehouse, and an
... Important building enterprise will result
- at and early date. ;
- . - : . . '. t r
i. The historical tribe 'evangelist, ft
"Bevlngton Wllber, now In the Oriental
' building, fair grounds, has been Invited f
by many of the Portland people to re
main after, the fair and teach her histor
ical discoveries of the tribes. - Notice
, of time and place will be given later.
' The regular business meeting of the
', Travelers' Aid association will be held
at the Y. W. C. A. parlor Saturday at
7:46 p. m. A large attendance la de-
' '" sired to discuss the question of ' the
future of the association. .
" At Richards', Sunday, October 18,
' will be served in the mam dining'
. hall, from i to 1:10 p. m. a full course
French dinner with wine. 11 per cover.
String orchestra music Richards hotel,
' Park and Alder streets.
Special rate on O. W. p.; Tomorrow
one fare for the ' round trip from
aresham. Boring. Eagle Creek, Eats
rada. Casadero and points between to
Portland, sroount closing day Lewis and
Clark exposition.
'.' - - i i ' . ' ' , "
. 1 Tourists, as wen as city people, finan
cially etnbsrrasaed, will find -the Port
land Loan Office, 74 Third streets the
aafest and most reliable plaoe to trana-
. set their business. Rates reasonable,
" First series of dances given by Com-
pany B at the Armory hall, starts Frl
' day evening, October .11, ltOl. A good
time la looked to, aa a number of In
i vltatlona are out. - .
Dr. H. A. 8turdevant, formerly of
The Dalles, la now with Wise Bros
st rooms 111-11. The Failing, Third and
Washington streets.' Phon Main 102.
W. C. Holman is selling -off his en
tire .. stock 'of fire-damaged buggies,
wagons, carriages and farming Imple
ments at 110, lis and 114 Front street
; Watches and diamonds tl down and
lOo per week. Goods delivered on first
payment .Xmas la coming. Metxgar
'at Co., Jewelers, opticians, lit Sixth.
Iff. C. Lord, engineer on the trmtol
States torpedo-boat destroyer Paul Jon
has filed an. application for a position
as engineer on the flreboat George H
Williams. The applicant states that he
; has had . 11 years'- experience around
r Removal Special
1 . NO. 1. - '
SHIR.TS
REGULAR $1J0.
S ' REMOVAL. PRICE
$1.15
Thig lyeek Only.
Iltwctt, trtUsy Q Co.
y.-i - . iiiiiBiinu, . y
' S48 Washington Strmtt
. MAS gsArp TZXAXKS,
DllirtliiilULtiildl
IIOjlD ; ;
Stockholders Meet - to Effect
; J final Transfer of Portland''
Consolidated.
...
CAPITALISTS CIVE . .
. A ; . .J OUT NO PLANS YET
Reports of ' Extsnsion jol ' Linei
Through Wfflamcttt '.VaUey N9t
. Confirmed O. P. Paxton Has Sold
" His Salem Stock. ; ' '
i'.-.. .' . . , ' .' , ?
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Portland - Consolidated 'Railway com
pany ie., being held this afternoon to
effect he final transfer of the property
or the corporation to the eastern pur
chasers, the banking houses of E. W.
Clark eY Co. of Philadelphia and J- W.
Sellgmsn st Co. of New York. The di
rectors will meet tomorrow.
. An, enormous mass of papers snd tn
ventoriee, statistics of former operation,
deeds and .mortgages rnust be gone over
Itnd meetings by the officials of the
present corporation and Inspection .of
the properties by the visiting capitalists
must be crowded Into the few days
they are here. - Several days will elapse
before the new owners will be ready to
make any announcement of plana.
The business of reorganisation Is
only well begun," said Mr. Paxton, "and
several days will pass before this work
will be completed. . Quits naturally,' the
Incompleteness of the plana precludes
the possibility of 'saying anything at
this time regarding the nature of the
transactions that are taking place ot
the . exact status of the corporation's
management in the future."
E. W. Clank,- Jr of the Philadelphia
banking houee, snd Frederick Strauss
of ths New -York firm of the Bailsman ,
have not yet Inspected the property In
which they -will hereafter center consld
erabls of their ' Interest. - ' Joseph - 8.
Clark and' Percy Clark, who also are
here, visited Portland several months
ao, when the sale of the railway com
pany was effected, and at that - time
made a thorough Inspection of the
streetcar lines. , Before departing for
th Mit ' tli nrwt.nt ' n.rlv w41 1 rl Ha
over the entire system and return east
with a complete knowledge of the con
dition of tha property and its needs aa
to Improvements and extensions.
Reports that the Consolidated com
pany Is to construct electric lines
through. the Willamette valley are not
confirmed by the officials or the -visit
lng capitalists.
From another source It was learned
that O. F.- Paxton;- of -counsel for. the
Consolidated, owned" some stock InTthe
Salem company that controls the street
car and lighting service of that city,
and that he sold It not long ago. '
Mr. paxton said that he had disposed
or his holdings In the Salem company
entirely, but was not Informed as to
who were the purchasers. ' It Is. thought
that' the reports of contemplated ex
tensions through the Willamette valley
anose through the Paxton sale of the
Salem stock. ---..
engines as fireman, oiler and engtneet.
Officers of the Paul Jones highly rec
ommend, him. j . .
Oregon State band danoe every Satur
day evening, Burkhard hall. Eaat Burn-
side between Union and Grand avenues
Orchestra of 11 pieces.
Professor Rlnglera physical culture
school and dancing academy, SDl Alder
street. - Class and private Instruction.
Fat people reduced. .
We clean and press your clothes and
ahlne your ahoea for $1.00 per month.
Unique .Tailoring Co., 147 Washington,
Main tl. :
Any watches cleaned, $1.00: main
spring, $1.00; all work guaranteed one
year. Metsger 4V Co, ill Sixth street
Launches for torpedo-boat destroyer
at Merrill a boathouae, north eld Morri
son bridge.
... " , -
Removal notices as you like them
Foster ft Klelser. phone Ex. 66.
Flits' s U males are the beat. .
PORTLAND'S FOREMOST'
WILL GO TO LEWIST0N
Portland's business men seem desir
ous of making the excursion , to, , Lewis
ton, Wednesday, en mssse. Assistant
General Passenger Agent McMurray of
the O. ft. A.N. said this morning that
ths entire list would be published Tues
day, when It will be complete. The gov
ernor, the mayor and other prominent
officials will be In the parry.
The O.. R. fc . has sent out special
letters to. agents along the route, and
the bustneses men of the cities where
stops are. to be made will be Informed
of the time of the train's arrival. The
country press' has been Interested. The
sentiment of, the excursion. "We are
coming to call bn you, friends; we're
hoping to see you all." la reciprocated,
and .many enthusiastic gatherings are
assured. Both Walla Walla and Lewis-
ton will receive the business men in
fraternal spirit.
PI
anos
From the moderate priced Instruments
to those that ths greatest artists use for
their concert work, you find them' all
at Meyers. My new method of doing
business enables . me to make prlcea
such aa you cannot duplicate even' In
the east. Pianos selling at other places
for $1S0 go here for $138. and. the best
$000 piano" sella for $380. Ample capi
tal enables me to- give terms to suit
everybody. A. W. Meyer, 74 Sixth street.
near Oak.
Free School Domestic Science.
We hsve secured the services of' Mrs.
Berths Haffner to give a free course of
lectures at our store In cooking snd
kitchen furnishing. These lectures will
be given dally at 1:10 p. m. Every one
Is cordially Invited. Honeyman Hard
ware company.
Ask Mr. Market Man ;
What to have for Sunday's dinner, or
read the market and grocery page In
The Journal .tonight, there are many
good things advertised there.' This
may mean much to your comfort and
happiness to the famuy..
Milwaukle Country Club.
Eastern and fteettle races. Take Sell-
wood and Oregon City cara at First and
Aider.
CAPT. A 0. Eiiri..w,J
die$ at Ei::iTY-Tyo
Captain A. B. Rrannon, aged tl years,
died yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Portland sanitarium at Mount Tabor,
after an Illness of four months Funeral
services will take plaoe from Hoiman's
undertaking parlors at-1- o'clock- tomor
row afternoon.
Captain Brannon was s prominent fig
ure In ths history of early Portland, be
ing a pioneer of the early fifties. He
bad followed ths general rush to call
fomia from hla home in Georgia, and
there was In the mining, business, to
gether with Dr. Hawthorne, .who gave
hla Mamm n 1 la avtrittlAn On the
east- side. They came together to Port-
iana ana sir. tsmonon joinea u nr.i
volunteer firemen's ' association. He
was captain of the police force also and
was connected with the department con
tinuously on regular or special duty till
1 years ago. Since his retirement Cap
tain Brannon ltved at Long Beach till
his Illness broucht him . to.- Portland
again. He was a prominent-Red Man.
. Three daughters, ten grandohUdren
and one sreat-srandchlld .survive him.
His daughters are Mrs. J. IX McKlnnon
of Portland, Mrs- Unl Kadderly of Ala.
meda. California.' and Mrs. l nomas u.
Carroll of Chicago. ,,) .-' . .. -
Articles of Xnoorporasloa POod.
Articles of Incorporation for tha Stan.
ley-Smith Lumber company hve been
filed In the county clerk's office. F. 8.
Stanley, R. Bmlth . and F. W. Mulkey
be In the Incorporators. The capital
stock is 1100.000. , divided Into 1.000
shares.', j ' ' " '
srM. '
Marquam Grand Theatre
October 19 to 25
ViTA LMTINEES SATURDAY csi
WEDNESDAY
Kbw k Erlanger Co, (Inc.) Prodactloa
WW
SEATSAIE
STARTS T0"0HROW
AT 11 0'CIOCX
PEIOBB $X.M, $1, $1.0, $1, Tte end We, '
... No seats laid aside. ' " '
Ke" telephone order, takes. -. - '
' lfall orders wttk reailnaaee 11M after rri
lar sale lopena.
Marquam Grand Theatre
stonday. Tseadayr WedBeaday, eights. October
10, IT, IS. Bpectal-Prlre Matinee Wednraosy,
: Toe1 Daaklag Westera Opera tie Coetedr,
"The Tenderfoot''
; OSCAE L. riOaUl BCTH- WBITB
Compear ef Blxty-tve. . -.
KTSNIKO PRICK Lower am. except lest
s row, si.do; last s rows, si.nu. naiener,
- flrat t rowa, $1.00; aeeoad t rows, Tfta;
laat rows. . SOe. - Gallary, ate and S6c.
Boxes snd loe. 110.00.
MATIN EB PRJCES lroo.. $1.00. rar
qoet eirele. TOe. Balcony, fee sad sue.
. -"Gallery. 2Se aad'toe. .
SIATt KOW gtXUMO.
' I . ,
Claremoot Tavero
Finest Roadhoute in ths West.
famous1 for Maryland Chicken .
SPECIAL
Northern Pacific Puget Sound
Limited leaving Portland daily
at 4:30 p. m. ator at Claremont.
Returning (tame train) leavea
Claremont at 10. -45 p. ra.
Marquam Grand Theatre
Tonight :! e'Clnrk, SeMal-Prtee Vattsee
imsorrow. i.t i-prinrnawcv ie
. sxa-row Klgtat. "
int. jonit cost ankocmcks
FLORENCE ROBERTS :
Wlta Max rigmaa and New Xerk Oeeissay la
"Ann LaMont"
- By Faal Arsi.tronf, Aatbor et
.THE HEIR TO THE HOOKAH." -,
A Eamptnoa'a J'mdactlna ef a Notable Play.
r.TeoIng -Prlree We, 3S, (Mie, TV, 1. tl.M.
Matlaae rrlcea z6c, Se, BOe. T8e aad $1.00.
BEATS NOW SELLING. ?
Belasco Theatre maiP-.u
fwarteeath sod Waahlagtoe Straets, '
. BKLARCO MATER. Propiletora,
K 1. PRICE, ueneral Manasar.
B U. BACKETT. Kealdent Manager. i
T0NIOHT AT 1:18 MATINEE TOMORROW.
WHITE "m bifm-l
WHITTLESEY "
With the B EI, A SCO THEATRE STOCK CO..
risaajnitUB iw isisj m i tarsi rorfWB
"The Fortunes of a KlagM
Harkett'a flneeeairal Rmnaotie OamMe.
Erse., 2&c to Tfte; Mate, Sat., Sua., Sfw to BOe.
Nett Week WHITE WHITTT.E8ET Is
SHERIDAN: OR. THS MAID OF BATH."
LYRIC, THEATRE
Keating and Flood Mgre. .
' Week BtarUag Maaaay, Oeteeer 0, -
. "Under Two Flags-
A arasiatlaatloa ef Oaloa's fasvies Bevel
The play that nade Blaarbe Bates faianea
- anmiaaioa ie; wwiwi aaata, sue. -
RECREATION VAEX
Oaraer Taagka sat Tweety-reartk
PORTLAND VS. OAKLAND
ADMISSION, tie. - '
OOTOBER It. IS. 14. It.
ORANDST A N l, Me. CHILDREN, IV.
Boi tlrketi ant r.wn.t aeata oa -eels at
Baa nrrie.. iMIIy. 1:18; flaaoar, 2:S.
DANCING
Danrtns st Moast Tabor ealllea vnrt aarar-
dr nlskt. Prta walu gleea. Hall keateS.
MauBtraua's Oruaaeua. OeaU Ke, laalfe free.
V7: -
fl wwu s-
) 'V -4:.:: :; I'
0 f if k
m In m
AND IF YOU DO NOT THEN COME HERE AND
WOULD CAUSE YQU TO ROBE YOURSELVES ; IN
Mcn'sSiillsl
.". X . T '. .- ' :
. Elegatitlr tailored all wool III Butts
for men, at ............ yfl.0.60
Nobby all wool Men'a 110 .
. tuila ..f 8.TB
Stylish, - fashionable all wool III
. Suits for -'men .,k ...9T.BO
-Dandy 111 Suits, all wool, at the
unbelievable bargain of, eaoh.S6.00
111.10 Suits, good enough for busi
ness purposes' ............. S5.10
' ' ' ' '
ALWAYS Tim E LEADER
The Best
$3 HAT
In the World
DAUE1X THEATRE
, OSBOOK TBBATRI CO., I.roEtg.
OEO. I- Biltl. UANAOeab '
Pkeee Mala 1S0T. ' '
YAMHILL AND THIRD gTRERTS.
TRB HOME OP Mt'SICAI, HI KI.KHyl.'E.
TON1UHT A5D AU, THIS WEEK. -Regalar
Matinee Salnrdar
1 Betora te Itnrleaqn After t Tears,
MAT HOWaJID
Qoeea of Ma.leal Ettraeacanse . Is "Ta
Mu.lr.l BxfraTafaniae,
"Klla Tl TV sa4 "Tke leutot."
PRU'ES Bnalae. Me. ' Mr. Or an4 TSe.
MaiMl.r snl Hatnnlar atatlneea, Ae. SAe, XSe
aad Bne. WeAneaaa? aialliwe, XV te aaj aeat.
KIIT WKRK ."Tha Btar saawslrla."
THE GRAND
rmnrozta cinuvrr.
la tell aaoTHiaa.
. . AAB- HADJ TESSIK. .
MABKLET AVD KIAUS. , ' ".
' , B0BUTSOM AMD ROBEkTIO. 1
' TREB 0rWTOll.
1 THE ORAMDlSCOrE. '
B.seral nlirim I fir; i,n,4 wtuf, Kte.
Pall BMtlaeM. )Oe te aay aeat earept sniee.
Una aeata, ate. Isadaja, eaoUaiwea I as te
10 M Bt'SV ;
SELLING
iaat 20? .Ptrci-StlKX-Tay
5RIRE
OUR MISFORTUNE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. - ' ; ;
Tea et a $35 Oveiccd d C!0.50 Toa Get a SIS Overco. at (6.00
Yea Gd a $31 Overcest at 50.75 Yon Gela $12.9 bvceaf at $5. 10
Tea Gel a $25 Overeest at 57.50 Too Get a $19 Overcest at $3.90
v V Tea Get aa $8 Overcoat at $2.95 V
DO YOU BELIEVE IT?
Come to our store,' tee the good LOOK AT THEM EXAMINE
; THEM you men and youth of Portland, and YOU WILL TELLr- US
' WITH YOUR .OWN LIPS THAT YOU NEVER EXPECTED TO
SEE MEN'S GARMENTS SOLD AT SUCH LITTLE PRICES. I
THIS Htf SALE DAS AITDST THE EEARK CF TCE UICIIaNTS
But it has mightily "pleased the fellows who had to buy. We have made
these hearts glad t There is no growling on that side of the house!', Glee
and gladness is in every breast!,. ' i " . '..
rEST IS PBAISD BT ALL WCO TRADE tVITD E3U t
They say he is "square!" They KNOW he is. There is no fakery about
his store. He is "upy-and-up" with all who buy his goods, and that-fashion
will always win. He is a man among men, and because the insurance com
panies paid him so large a sum $23,517.35 he is not hurting his pocket
book to any great extent in providing THESE MARVELOUS BAR
GAINS for every man. , ... -i . -
t " Consult Thete Prices . ' .
Men's Trousers
tt.lt kind at ...T5
The 11.10 kind for worklngmen,
now 50
" Ths 11.19 "values, not damaa-eS ex-
oept by amoke . ... -1.28
All our 14, 14.10, II and II Men's
Trousers Firs Sals pries, .
only ........ ....... .fl.OS
ODD8 AND ENDS ;
Craveaettes, worth 111, now $3.99
lOo to- 11.10 Straw Hats, 29i li
to 11.10 Hats. T9l lo Box. 441
ISO Handkerchiefs, 44; President
Suspenders, 194: lie Ties, 4; II
to 11.10 Shirts, T4; tOo. Golf
Bfclrta, 29.
wmm
The Best
$3 HAT
In the World
LEADING
HATTER
Empire Theatre'srrarS'
UlLTOir W. SEAMAN. Masager.
. TOMOHT AND A IX THIS WEEK.
Renlar Matlaee Saturday. 1:15 p. a.
H. H. graaea PraseaM tha Bit aa Show,
"UNCLE JOSH PERKINS"
PnalllTelr the larceat aad beat - pnxtaetton
tvar ila thla ham flax. . Watch (or Big
parade t tha Hajaaiil Band.
PRICES Teniae. Be, SBe sad tOei
Matlaeav. loe, loe aad sae.
- Neat Attraettoa KHmt GaeanlAs- NaS
Cenaedr eaceaaa, "HONEST HEABT8." .
THE STAR
ALICS tNAW.
TKB BlAtTVAIS TUO.
THE VOLTONt.
COIXIXt AND LA BELLI. .
HTTSTRIaS.
TBANXLIN OONFTt. .
' - THE IAROSCOrE.
Oeeeral almtaatna lue; reaereet aeata. f '
Pallr SiatlnMi, iie t any aeat eaeept V
Bns aeata, W. - asears, eaetlaoaee t.J
W:U B. SL
Illl
BUY, NO INDUCEMENT' COULD BE OFFERED THAT
THE LATEST GARMENTS AND THE LATEST STYLES.
lien's and Women's Shoes
Regular II and 1110 values, heals
Just dampened by -water...., . 904
It and lt.lt values, not dlseernibiy
damaged ... . . . . . . . . . . . .... f l.OO
Regular 11.10 and II values,' only
shoe boxes soiled by water and
amoks 91.10
Misses', slightly damaged, regular
It values 91.14
. Children's, regular 11.10 values,
damaged by smoke only. t. . .904
Women's spring heels, regular 11. to
values .45
Infants - Shoes, regular Tlo val.
nes .-404
Boys' Shoes. ' regular II values,
boxes only damaged by firs... 98
12 Yeors South
1 Year Korlh
The most luccessful business
on the comer of First ' and
Yamhill has been carried on
by JOHN DELLAR for the
last 12 years, worked up to
a reputation of straight, hon
est, legitimate dealing. The
.Increase of business has out
grown its space. . So it was
branched out about one year
ago to the corner of -Third .
and Davis. The consumers
appreciate JOHN DElA
LAR'S method of business
good quality, low prices and
one price to alL We carry
the latest style of Men's and
Boys' Clothing, a general
line of Shoes, good assort
ment of Trunks, Suit Cases,
Blankets ' and . Comforters.
Great
Auction S ale
Of Chinese and Japanese
CURIOS
The fair trade being about
over, we have concluded to dis
pose of our entire atock of hi ch
elate Imported Good, consist
ing of Fine Silverware; Cloia
onne, Satsuma. Ivory Carvings,
New Braaa, Silk and Satin Em
broideries, Kimonoa, Screens,
Decorated Porcelain Tea Seta,
Matting, etc. ' ?
Sale commences at 2:30 and
7:30 p. m. daily.
Andrew Kan & Co.
S7 Korrlaos. Street, Between ,
' Vomrta as4 rtm.
Flae BohemUa . ;
Garnet Jcvclry
' Asstrlaa antteaj,
fevetxa Bailoxaa, KxyesttaeBj. ,
, TtsT si KOtAormm.
LTM'.Z II. COLL
r:
rr" r-
W; 207 FIRST S!
II j BET. TAYLOR
Mil
ill.
Misses' Sandals and Leather, regu
lar 11.10 values Fire Bale prloe.e&S)
Black afcd Tan Boys' Bboes, values
up to II.'.. ...... ..r.v......9i.ia
Children's all leather Bandala, reg
ular ll.li valuea . ........ ...5Q
Misses' and Children's Whits Can
vas Oxfords; reg. ll.io values. 89e)
Men's Shoes, damaged . by water,
regular 11.10 and II values Firs
Bale price .'... ...79s)
Men's Box Calf, Vict Bluchsr snd
Bals,, t.!0 and It values,
now t 9t.'lB
Men's Box Calf and VIot Blucher
and Bala., and- 4 values; not
noticeably damaged; now. ...9I.B6
AND SALMON
LAUGH AT THE
THESE Oregon showers
have no terror for the
' person carrying, an
"Eastern umbrella. Ladies,
gentlemen and children have
been provided for in this ex
tensive showing.1 Some ex
cellent values in this depart
ment. Cash or credit the
price is the same. mg
Term, per ' M O
week.......;....C5VLr
NOW that the fair la
over, you . who have
. stayed at home all sum
mer; will want to make a
little journey., somewhere.
Better make a visit to otir
trunk department. This is
the season and the place
where v a dollar
goes a long way. fy. I y O
Terms, per week. .tVl
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