LOW
A; STARTLING: REVELATiOM; IM: THE PtllCES Op SHOES, CLOTHING; FURNISHINGS. ETC
-We feel proud tO;.y that every purchaser went away from our store smiling; with satisfaction at the tremendous bargains they secured ; to prove that this ino exag
, ; yf.in who have attended this sale. The bargains we are offering are the ,tajk of tie town, and will be for some time to come. Do not take our
word, but come and see for yourselves., We are selling goods for less than half what you can buy them for from other stores. Come before it Is too late. It being nec
essaiy to flize on our stock quickly to save our good name, we offer our Immense line of $ 1 08,000 WORTH OP CLOTHING, SHOES, MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Etc., at
This is a' tremendous sacrifice, as we were considered very close buyers by the trade. You cannot appreciate what a great reduction this Is until you see the goods and
prices;;;;. V'-.
DON'T MISS THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY
Of getting the biggest bargains; In Clothing; Furnishings, etctever offered to the people of Portland, as you may never be able to get a chance like this again. Below we quote
a few prices to show you what tremendous sacrifices we are making. Just remember that all goods priced In this advertisement can be brought back any time during the sale.
A FINE SUIT OF MEN'S CLOTHES, all to match r,... 92.08
v ; : This suit Is positively wprth $12.50 or your money, refunded at
any time during the sale. , J,.: ; ;, . ; , '
MEN'S FINE SUITS AND OVERCOATS, in cheviots and Q
Scotch plaids ,i . . . . . . ; , . ...... . f ........ . ........... . 4.98
; Worth $15 or your money refunded at'any time' during the sale
,::if you are not satisfied.- V. -' - v '."v il '
MEN'S SPLENDID SUITS AND OVERCOATS, in velour finish
, ' cassimeres, all sizes. ... 1. . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . ... . . . .? 5.83
Positively worth $18 or. your money back.
SILK AND SATIN LINED DRESS SUITS AND OVERCOATS,
''.'in plain, checks and striped colorings. .............'......97.98
, . TheyJe positively worth $22. y'', . ' V ; "
MEN'S EXTRA FINE DRESS SUITSAND OVERCOATS, in
all the latest styles and shades, heavyi silk and satin lined, equal .
tJ to the i finest $40' tailor-made to'order garments, for..'.. 12 f.
u'j -vi "Don't fail to ask to. see these garments. ' . ' ; 'C ; ' "u '
p, v....-,. .:r-j, ;.. ,.',., ..rv;;
: MEN'S FINEST WATER-PROOF OVERCOATS; maker's guar
r antee ticket on every coat; worth $20 to $35. . . . . . . .f 9.98 "
t. i? i Don't fail to see them. . .-.v .' ."i - i' : ' '
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MEN'S' FINE DRESS PANTS .V....,..VV,;....,. ...... 98
Worth $3.50 or your money refunded. ,, ' ; ; ;
MEN'S FINE TROUSERS FOR SUNDAY WEAR, in worsteds
and fancy stripes, at................ $2.39
Positively worth $5, $6 and $7for money refunded.
BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS! . . . ... ...... . . ... .$1.98 .
- Worth $4.50. . . .;.;',' ,..'., .s . '
30 YS' FINEST SUITS AND OVERCOATS, worth $5,' $6 and
$7, for .92.49
' , ' Thousands of Children's Suits' to choose from.
1,000 PAIRS BOYS' KNEE PANTS,,worth $l...Uv.....15
MEN'S BEST QUALITY RElWpORCED LAUNDERED
SHiRTS,worth$i.. ........ 42
' FINE DRESS SHIRTS,' worth $1.50... ... ...... ..... .29, 19 ! -
MEN'S FINE SILK EMBROIDERED SUSPENDERS, ;
; ' worth 75c 8
GOOD HEAVY SOCKS, worth 25c...V...t......,..,........3
. 'OVER 8,000' NECKTIES, in all shades, worth from SOc to $i.l4 ;
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, worth 25c. .......3
j MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS, worth 35c. ... . . . '. ' , .... . . . ...15
MEN'S BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS, worth $2.50...,.. . . '. ...78 !
MEN'S OVERALLS, come quick. . . ......... . . 39f
BLACK AND TAN HOSE, worth 25c..,.. ........ 7
TOWELS, worth 15c . .. ...... ..r.T.... . . . . . . . ..... ....... ...4f
. Odd Coats and Odd Vests at your own price; 3,000 other ar
ticles too numerous, to mention. V'v. ; ' " - .
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MEN'S FINE . UNDERWEAR AT LESS THAN HALF THE
: COST OF PRODUCTION. -
MEN'S VELOUR CALF, worth $2.50, at. ... . ... . .... ... . .81.23
MEN'S FINE VICI, KANGAROO AND BOX CALF,
worth $4, at .................. ..................t ... ..92.49
MEN'S CORDOVAN AND KANGAROO WELTS.
worth $4.50, ati. ......... .i.. i... ..92.61
MEN'S FINEST. WELTS,' in vid and willow calf, regular $5 '
"Shoes, at ............ . . . .......... . .... , . . . . , .... .. .93.39
MEN'S PATENT LEATHER, all sizes, regular $3.60. ... ..92.23
BOYS' AND YOUTHS KANGAROO CALF, worth $2.50,
'''' ..i.... i...... v.. ....... .91.20
LITTLE GENTS NOBBY SHOE worth $2, at, ......... . l.Q8f
' These are all up-to-date goods. Do not confound this with so-called closing-out sales, etc. THIS IS A LEGITIMATE SALE.
We must raise the mpney necessary to satisfy our creditors claims.
Sale Positively Closes Saturday Night, Novefeber
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Do lot Be Misled,
This Store is 1L
4, at 11P. M.
Portland, Or., Two
Doors from Yamhill
Mail orders carefully filled. Railroad fare paid on all purchases $25.00 or over.
IGillll A PERFECT
v
Father Mtasurs Which Thy
Expect Will Patt. :
'9T A LOOPHOLE IN
: MEASURE AS PREPARED
tt Ban on 8ld Room, Back Room,
Upper Room, Alco Booth, Box
or Other Apartment in Connection
With Saloon or Barroom. .
n bn MiMd with a udda daair
mdiol reform. This wee ehown
trde.y afternoon e,t tfee eaeeUne; of
. w w eg
' Mfktfal lesTarU Bellre4.
Jnfferlnc trtrt trolly from,, the rra
" polaone of undleeated food. C O.
;2raon, of Lule, Mlaa.. took Dr. King a
Life Wile, "with the reeult." he
"that I wee cured." All etomaeh
"4 bowel dleordere five way to their
laxeUve properfiae. ltd et Bhld-
Drug Co, 1(1 Third atreeti
the liauor Iloenee committee, when en
othar box ordinance wee Introduced.
which, if peeeed, will bar boxee, bootha
and etaJla or erery aaaonption rrom ea
loone of the city end permit noth
ing aaaant nlaln harrooma. i
Councilman Bennett and Wllle ere
fatherinv the meeaure. When the bos
ordinance queatlon wee taken up for
conalderetlon by the committee end the
new ordinance wee eubmltted eeveral of
the wlae membere looked - over their
glaeeee with eetonlehment at the two
councilman who dared propoee euch a
. . I Ilnfl
, "I'm afraid of that ordinance." quick
ly remarked one meraoer wno nemo
fore had accorded hie eupport to Coun
cllmaa Bennett'e box ordlnencee.
pome Approve Keaew. ' v
The propoeed meeaure wee heartily
aproved by other Councllmen Mee
tere and Wallace, who had eupported
u.a in hia andaavor to aecure
e good bos ordlnence, were favorably
Impreaaed and inquirea u a. aumcmn.
number of votee had been pledfed to
peee It Councilman Bennett replied
that he bed. not Interviewed ny mem
bere, bet wee of the oplnlonwthet he
could mueter a eufflclenUy large vote
to peee the ordinanoo. -'
The propoeitlon wae poatponed enttl
the next meetlna;.' becauaV Councilman
Veuihn wae unable to be preeantV
terday. Meenwhlle a copy of the pro
poeed ordinance will be placed Ja the
hande of the, eounollmen. r .
"I have een working to aecure euch
en ordinance for aome time," remerked
Councllmen Bennett "J em not In favor
i - i uiMni ajid - n.var heve
been, but I agreed with other membere
on -the ordlnanoee wnicn but. """'
fore been introduced, ae they would eon
" . . . ..K.. Mow tha time la rtoe
or thie meaeure. I bellevo too major.
ity of the membere will favor it Thet'e
wny i nave introaucea iv
- The chief aectlona of the ordinance
ioiiow: . j
a uMnn 4 v. Ar-wm mnmmA In Mil.
lag eplrituoue, melt or fermented llq-
uora or wine a in quanuuea n mn
one quart. In any eajoon or barroom In
rto be eold any liquor to be delivered or
ueed in any aiae room, bbck room, upper
room or other epertment In the eame of
.M.in. hnilHInv ar ahall have or
maintain any alcove, booth, box or other
epertment In connection with aald ae-
loon or Barroom.
'fl..4lnM , XT a Mrann .nnt In
aelllng eplrituoue, melt or fermented
liquore or winea in any niuunni in
the city of Portland ahall maintain, or
11 allow an llnnnra to ha delivered
or need In any alcove, booth, box, pri
vate room or ocaer p.rimiii n wn
nectlon therewith; .provided, thet noth
ii.i. muiMiiiul Vi . 1 1 nrohlblt tha
eervlng of liquore In a booth or alcove
having one eioe entirely open upon m.
main dining-room, without doore, cur-
... i th nkatnifttlnnl ta a View
of the interior; and" provided, further,
tnet It enau vm imwiui ii muuum v
. & jiniii..MAiiii uima tha eame floor
ee the main dining-room of euch ree
taurent containing not ieaa man .
aauare feet In which liquore may be
eerved end ueed.
"Section I. The provieione or -ecuoa
I ehell alao apply to reataurante in
-vi.k iaam are not aold: but nothing
wt,ii 'I'"" w -
t. hta nrdinanaa ahall cro
vonMuuw - - -
hiblt the eervlng of liquore to gut
In a hotel having a vena 11cm" -"
the eame. ' , .
..o .i i i, ahall be unlawful ' to
have or maintain any private or eepa-
rate entrance ror any prucu.r
ol euetomere, or any word or alga upon
any entrance elgnlfying that euch en
trance ie for ladlee or famlllee, or foi
any particular claaa .of pereone, or la a
prlvete entrance to eucn oarroom, aa
loon or reataurant or to any othet
epertment need. In connection there
with,- ' , .. , ;
TESTING MACHINES TO
SOON BE INSTALLED
(Special Dtepatee e The Jewreal.) '
Vnlverelty of Oregon, Eugene Or.,
Oct tl.J. P. Knapp, the government
expert who hee hed cherge of the gov.
ernment teatlng machine et the L-ewle
end Clerk exposition, arrived In Eugene
yeaterday to take eherge of tne inetall
Ins of the teatlng mechlnee which the
unlveralty baa procured. Mr. Knapp
will take complete charge of the plant
now being built on the campua and will
commence the flret work in few
weeke. In thle building wM alee e
the etone teatlng department The
wood teatlng machines to be inetelled
are of 0,ooe end tOO,9 pounde pree-
eure reapectlveiy.
SPEND. fJORE. OH OFFICERS
THAN OTi THE CANAL
Fajicy , Salaries for' Numerous
Officials Absorb Isthmian
' Commission's Funds.
...',.
Two kinds . of goods and
trade; a. bargain's a bargain
and money back. One makes
friends and the. other loses
'em. ' ; . ,: ;
benu-.i'' Ccst - at your
- r--, ': ' ' .
grocers. ; . ;
7ooraal Bueolel aVrl.t"
Waefllngton, Oct Il-flufrtclent eauee
for Taft'o trip to Panama ie found in
the detailed etetement of the canal In
apectore made publlo today, ehowlng
that of the $4,000,009 epent up to June
10 leet I7ti,8 had gone Into eelerlee
and wages, while only about flil.aii
had been epent in excavation. .
Of the total eatery amount one third,
or fiOt.Ul, went to ofneera who had
cherge of the digging. Ae a summary
of expendlturee ebowe only 1114,000 la
against the Item of eanel construction.
A oomolata analysis in the detailed
eooount of expendlturee enowe now lit
tie wee epent In dredging, the actual
work of "making dirt nr ana now
much to eupport expenelve, and In eome
eases melees, orflee-hoidere.
Recent eelery reductlono in the com-
Where Xapplneee U.Tonad.
Soa't look far erne aanelaMe la tae waastoM
at tae Terr rtca, warn prte4 pbj-. !!
are ealltd fa ts ooetor mr lWnt. But aark
It aad nd It to, la rke eaaifnrtabl heaas of
the Btddla-rluaM sad sa-nill paor, wkare
Qratn't Aafutt rioww la alw.M twd te karp
tlM t.mHf bMlthf to nre all itonvt trnahlM,
wk.tkn lodlCOTtloa. erwjala. cnnlpatloa,
M ef etTt.. MllneS atta-ke ev torpid Utt.
ITlaJ eatue Aasaai rwwi, ave. ae aniaa,
t all eraialsta. t 4. ,
mission's officer e did not decreeee the
total amount of aalarles paid, because
or tne aaattioa. or aome new highly
peld ofneere. i-
RADICAL COLLEGE OF
. PHILOMATH BURNS
(BDeelsl Dlanatch ta The Jonntal.t -
Corvellle, Oot 10. The Radical col'
lege of Philomath burned to the ground
in that town lete yesterday afternoon.
The blase etarted from a defective flue
and no eld could bo rendered ae there
ere no weter accommodations in the
city. The piano and chalra were saved,
out tne Duiiding wea entirely consumed.
The president ie Stanley Wetktne. II
Ie not known whet effect the fire will
heve on the town or whether the Insti
tution win be rebuilt or not. It ie the
largest fire the town, hee eeen for eight
rears.
KALISPELL BOY SHOT 17HILE
VISITING A FRIEKD
Youth Hovering Between Life
and Death as Result of Mys ' ;
. . terfous Shooting. : ; ;
Piled for Probate.
(apatial Dkmatce ta The Joeraal.)
Corvallla. Or- Oct . II. The will of
the late Charlee M. Smith, who died e
few weeke aero, bae been filed at the
Clarke" . of floe for probate. The aetata I eummoned. ho found Blmmona trlna- on
fie valued at 110,000. end to each of thai the floor In a pool of blood. The other
six Children lioo ie Bequeathed, the re-1 boy disclaimed any knowledge of the
mainder of the eatete going uncondltlon-1 ahootlng. . Later he eald that red
(Joarnal serial Berries.) "
KallspelL Mont. Oct II. Ollle Sine.
mona. e lad aced IS. lies In tha hoanltal
here hovering between life end death.
ae the result of a gunshot wound mys
teriously received In the home of -a'
friend, George Bryant, a lad of the
eame age. The Bryant boy hae not yet
been arreeted. but probably will be.
The Slmmonetboy took dinner with
the Bryent boy Saturday aftenooBr end
the boye were left home elone by Mrs.
Bryant who returned ehortly after the
shoot Inc. When Officer Madaen wee
ally to the widow. She la also named de
executrix, to eerve. without bonds.
whiskered man had shot hie companion.
The glmmona boy only atated that he
did not shoot hlmeelt
Offlcere found two revolvers In tha
houae. one of which wae empty and oi
the mental near the wou--d boy. 1 t
etherwea found In en e
It bad recently-been e ac.
College Boye Batorceln,
. (Raaelal Dime tea to Tha JooraaL)
Corvallla, Or., Oct II. The annual
entertainment given their frtende by the
ran thorn hall bora of tha Agricultural
rnllan la achedulad to take rlce next I handle wee blrAy. The t
v-Am nlaht Tha natura of tha affair I nolle la that the boya V
la nn a. vnaria known, Tha events I hnld-UD end the Tr"t I
alarava attrant a. laraa nart of the Cor- I ally a hit the Other. 1
veUla people. J In the back of your k
ir"ry r
I 't t
'ft