The Oregon daily journal., February 14, 1906, Image 5

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CCN VOYACZ.
' The Journal may have bullded better
than kntw In sending tan bright Ora
.f eon girls on a trip to Hawaii via. ail
points 01 interest an rout a.
. Miencan sin la proverbially
Bright. venturesome and observing, with
. the western glrla well In the lead, and
they will get more "education" in the
truest aense of the word from this az-
man jney would rrom a year
la.-college. ; . : r
.wT fnte girls, v A trip to
' ! tropica in jnld-wtnteswltlv no
pense, no care, everything provided for
helr pleasure and comfort and everv-
. oooy ui along the line only waiting for
, pleasure or entertaining them.
- Newspapers -are-dolnga-i great many
inw oaya, oui mis la one
, of the beat to date, for It-Is Wke a
; . -circle in water"; one cannot tell how
. vuia circie may-snaen. ana bo wiaen the
t Uvea of thra a-lrln rflartaln It la thav
win aiwaya ae ricner. and fuller torthla
beautiful break in the ateady course of
. . 'ineir aays, ana noooay itnowa now much
;jthe whole state In years 'to coroe may
, wn oven oeneniea oy tms excursion.
. ' Bright, happy, healthy glrla ought to
; , make bright, happy, healthful homee
, 'when they marry, and anything that
'tends to the general well being of our
t wuuB wwoiiuwb im put 9 ier wiser
) use than any amount of disquisitions,
denunciations and laments over, "race
- ! suicide." . -;
gooo ana you'll no nappy." , is
'Just exactly as. true when-you turn it
. rouna. , . . ,v v.
THE AMERICAN GIRL
; V here is a tribute' to the American girl
; ' tir..llnMHiif.H.'niiliu. r
'.ImaI k I ..v. mM a. - - . .
' la In the exuberant rhetoric of the
sunny south, but pleasant reading noae-
theleas. .
i The M. C was eating a good word
'for the American boy at Annapolis and
iww occasion to aeuver this apostrophe
. to the American boys slater: v
"I believe that there is nothing bet
' ter in all the world than patriotic, brave
.and chivalrous American manhood, ex
cept the loveliness, the purity and the
. -'beauty of American womanhood.
"Borne one has said that when . God
made, tha Jlmarlran- rlrl ha aant hla an.
' -gel messengers throughout all the star
. strewn realms of apace to gather all
' , -there was of beauty and brightness, of
enchantment, or glamour.
When these angels returned from
; their harvesting of beautv and threw
down their glittering burden at his feet
' he began .in their wondering .presence
the fashioning or the American' girl.
am wrougm wiin me goto ana tne
T' gleam of the stars, shifted glories of
' the rainbow lines and the pallid silver
-the - moon, Ho- wrought- with - tha
'heart of the rose; with the-pure, sweet
snow that gleams from the lily's petals.
"and the fires and the flames that leap
1 ruin jv-vaia aapina. y ; - r
. . Than. rlflnfllna mb IntA lita Awn
.L bosomy he took of- the love that gleamed
V there Ilk some rare Tearl beneath the
v wlnd-klssed .. wares of a summer sea.
inrilieu liivo aw lurm ni'vu ihdidii
'lng. and all heaven, and -earth rejoiced.
- iur, lui hj BN Wivuiui iu, Ainniuia
CONCERNING EDUCATION. '
. Aa sure as nature exlats there la no
MMinan axnuc uv row i II. x nan la
ma arrowth aaoeDt br the acaulsltioa Of
. wnvifum
DOM JEDuGS AOYEO
JY HOLT GIUIS
.Sheriff finds It Necessary to Fix
,! Certain Hourt for Vieitora r
i'-'.ri'.:'' . at -JaiLr;-
1 :
i . (Special Dtaaatca e Te raa.l ' V
J. rOrants Paaa, Or, Feb. 14. Because of
, tier numerous callers, and the bother of
v continually letting visitors In and out
r of the county Jail during all, hours of
the day. Sheriff Jjewle . has round . it
V maammm tn viva. TAm -Jannlna-a enlv
certain hours for eallera. Bhe can now
f entertain visitors, between and t:30
s'lnck aaeb afternoon. Sunday Included.
Previously, both Sheriff Lewis and Dep
; uty Lister were kept busy conducting
callers to the JalL and aa one or the
' Leads the world. No;
subsidized ; ' ; '
Musician
Our SOHMER. It Is
sold only oa merit. ; Be
: sides it is the
Upright
Piano
"f ,. ; 'V, .;-'... '. .,:
Yott buy and not the con- -cert
grand all the money .
is spent to Improve it.
Call and eaamine it.
Manufacturers' "
Piano Co. ,
CO ALDER STREET.'
Sohmer
There Is no conquest over the obeta
claa that stand in the way of the reali
sation of our , deal res except ' by Indi
vidual effort. . .
It la safer to ret upon nature and
to learn from an S observation of ber
methode than to listen to the vaporings
of men who have got so far away from
her . and are so ignorant of ber laws
that they, r .. really insane. Helen
WUmanav. . v. . : ,-. . .
JUhert Hubbar aeyar r- t
"education .-. means development
growin. we grow through expression;
inai is, tnrougn exercise.
Theee Ideas are elm. le, plain and now
unoiepuiea by the beet minds. "
"Orowth, the collegians seem to think,
la an acquisition.. Doing byi proxy, mas
sage In the plefto of the sawbuuk and
k rain-call enrlgletratlon -by listening to
another man- expreee another. man's
Uiougbta! . , ,.-
"Many a Strong and .experienced man
never thinks of setting his boys at work.
Oh, nofs He sends them to college and
mexes or tnem -remittance, men. - -
"The students who get the real good
out of college are those who work their
way through.", ... ; .-
And the above applies largely .to the
development of the ' eat there la In our
glrla aa welt as boys. '-,;; - v
Tne writer knows a bright young
woman, a teacher in the public schools
not a- thousand miles from Portland, who
began. teaching at years of age and
has - kept up - her teaching - ever since.
educating herself meanwhile, until when
ehe took the ''life examination" she
stood as well aa many another who had
far better "schooling" aa the word Is
commonly underatood.':' ' . ' '
This girl Invariably plans aome trip
for her vacation that Is educational In
Its nature.' Bhe has been to Old Mexico,
to Alaeka.. aha la- a good mountain.
climber, a wheelwomsja, a horsewoman.
clever musician In fact she la alto
gether alive to this world she lives In,
Is devoted to her work and the school
that has her services la to be con
gratulated. - a- : , ,
It Is one of the encouraging Indications
of tha time that the much-abused word
education" la coming to be underatood
more and more In it d eper and broader
significance. It no longer means filling
living brain with a lot of lore gathered
from certain books a, .one might put
things away' In. a wa-.houee, but 11
means Intensifying the life of that brain;
It means making It acquainted with Ita
own powers; It means giving it confidence
In those powerai It means teaching the
one brain that It la juat a little different
from any other brain, ever made and
that difference la to be respected In
the mental development of the Individual
and not crushed out to conform to some
arbitrary standard of excellence that may
be wholly at fault, . , - .,,
-. Education should . l et- mean ' doeea not
mean how much one has stowed away
In the records of memory, but how well
the powers of the mind have been da
veloped so that any -ing that presents
Itself requiring to be learned will find
the mind powers In working. - fighting
.trim, to meet the demand made upon
thenv in - short, not wtat - you .have
learned so much as what the mind has
been developed up to the point of learn
ing at pleasure, or aa circumstances may
detormlne, though' for that matter It la
better, generally apeaklng, - to "deter
mine" circumstances than, to let tnem
"determine yon. ' . j. a. .
H of your regrets. Ton are what
you are rrom what yon have experienced
and rightly underatood and accepted all
experiences are good and the- bitterest
ones best of an." Elbert Hubbard.
other were obliged to remain near by
while the vis 1 tore were in the presence
of the eTlrL the. visit lng business took
nearly all of their time.- ..
Women began calling on tha girl as
early as o'clock In the morning, fre
quently before- tha girl was up. and It
was as annoying to her aa to the offi
cer. On Saturdays and Sundays front
to 19 o'clock women would be at the
Jail thj entire day. - - .
- While many of tha woman have a de
sire to help tha girl, a greater number
call merely out of curiosity, and it Is to
lessen the number of these that the newt
order has been Issued from too sheriffs
Office. !'..,.'- ,t ..
"I am glad of It." said Miss Jennings.
"So many of these women Just coma to
look at ma aa they would aome wild ani
mal in a cage. The houra allowed by
nr. ivewia will give those who really
want to talk to me a chance to call."
ABOLISH OFFICE OF V
v LIEUTENANT GENERAL
iJwmmi apart) eirtcs. '
' Washington. Feb. It The higher ofn
eera of th United State army are
waiting with oonslderabla interest for
tba decision of oongress la regard to the
clause Inaerted In the army appropria
tion bill, which reads: "Provided, fur
ther, that when the office of lieutenant,
general shall become vacant. It shall
not thereafter bo filled, but said office
shall cease and determine."
That such a change was Intended waa
mora or lees expected by army offlcera
en account of the detail, at th urgent
request of Secretary Taft, of Brigadier
General J. Franklin Bell ae chief of
staff of the army. Tho effect of this
assignment to duty la Washington tt
i officer over whom there were Six
major-generals and a lieutenant-general
senior, was to Keep tho lieutenant-general
away from Washington. - and. tn
command of a military division hitherto
considered the) proper ,'oommaad of a
major-general . , . .'
It waa expected that Genera! MacAr
thura appointment aa a lieutenant-general
and General Bell's, detail to duty
aa chief of btaff would bring about the
condition which la shown by the die),
position of tho house military commit-
to to abolish tho office of lieutenant-
general, if tho clause la approved bv
con grass it will go Into effect when Gen
eral Bate retiree, and It will prevent
Ooneral Corbln from becoming a lieu-tenant-general.
-; -
RICHEST MAN OF RUSSIA '
, CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
(Josraat
afctjH. -
i Heath
Berlin, Fob, 11 The Heath Is
Bounced from SI Petersburg ef. Count
Anatolo Orloff-Devldoff, the sear's mas
ter f the horse. Afterv his tm portal
master, the count was regarded aa the
richest man ofr Russia. Hla "landed
property extended ever nine govern
ments, and he owned ' 100 of the moot
magnificent houses) fas St. Pa tare burs
and Moeeew. On tha outbreak - of the
war- with Japan he . contributed vast
siims of money te the army and to the
Red Crose society. , He died at tha age
ef years.--. -. -.
me ef
' Pendleton. Or Feb. 14 That the
sample mile of read which the govern
ment baa offered to bulls la Umatilla
county will be constructed now seems
smured. for the county court has i
r -tef the -offer and has agreed to pay
, , -- i-iciJeat to the
' '. ' i
J Hourly Sntes Hourly Bales Hourly Sales ttourly Snlac
cz j zd r-- a. . twa.' v
Wa poaltivo crura far all thoaa painful
ailments of women. It will entirely
cure the wont forme of Female Com
plaints.' Inflammation and Ulceration.
Fallinsr and Disnlaoamenta and eons
quest Bpldal VTeakneaa, and is peenji-
ariy aaaptea to toe vnang pj
It will surely cure. ( ;. .. v
f
It hs4 cured more cases of Female
Weakness than any other remedy the
world baa ever known. It Is almost in
fallible in such eases. -' It dissolves and
expels Tumors In an early stag of
development. That . v - .y
causing pain, weight and headache, la
Instantly relieved and .permanently
eared by its use. Under all circum
stances tt acts In harmony with the
female system, it corrects
Suppressed or Painful Periods, Weak
aeas of the Stomach, Indig-estion, Bloat.
me;, . Hervons FrostratlM. gsadaeha.
inuenu wouiiy. . Also t : '
Clzxtammm, Fklzisss,
Extreme Issltude. dont-eare " and;
" want-to-bo-left-alone" feeling, excit
ability, Irritability, nervousness, sleep,
leasness, flatulency, melancholy or tha
M blues," and - backache. Theea are
sure indications of Female 'Weakness,
some derangement of tha organs. For
Kldamy Consalmlata
and Backache of tither tea the Vefets
Die uompouna is unequsuesi. . .
Ton esn write Mrs. Pinkhsm about
yourself in strictest confidence. - ;;w
1TSU B, niUll ax. CS lyaa.
ro:iAii paid a r.un $i,qoo
TO 17ED HER OTHER
Sensational Charges Made in
Case.; Brought by I Alonzo '
Whiteman Against Sister.
(jMraal Ipaelal Sarlae.t ":'-
Duluth, Minn.. Feb. 14. The ault
brought by Alonso 3. Whlteejan -against
his sister. Mrs. A. i. Olbba, et aL. to
set aside a deed alleged to be fraudulent,
cams up for trial here today. White
man la the ex-mayor of. Duluth, who
Is now. serving a term In Auburn, New
York, prison for forgery. George - F.
Perkins, who held a Judgment of 115.000
against Whiteman. is plaintiff In the
suit, and Whiteman, Jt Is charged, has
no Interest In thesreeult. The suit In
volves -ths title to 4,900 scree of valuable
land in St Louis county. .
Reuben Whiteman. father of Alonso
and' Clara Whiteman. waa possessed of
a large fortune at the tuns of his death
at Dansvllle. New York.. In lilt. It
consisted of a paper mill worth ItiO.tOO,
real aetata and personal property In
New Tork and tho 4.000 acres of land
In this county. By the terms of hla
will the elder Whiteman left hla woalta
to his eon an daughter, with a life
estate te hla wife. If she married, how
ever, tt was provided that It went to
her son and daughter, Alonso and Clara,
the latter now Mrs. A. J. Olbba. one of
the defendants In' the present suit. It
Is alleged In the petition that Mrs.
Olbba patd James Undsey 11.000 te
marry her mother, and thereby secured
possession of the bulk of the fortune
for herself and Alonso." . - -
m ' i '.- -j'.
CONSECRATE COADJUTOR
"TO BISHOP GILLESPIE
V.'..1 fjaeraal Special earrteej
Grand Rapid. Mlck. Feb. 14. With
Imooelng ceremonies in - St. Mark'a
eharcb today, the Rev. John N. McCor-
mlck, D. l- nitnerto ' rector or nt
Mark's, was consecrated a bishop of the
Protectant Episcopal church, under the
terms 'of his recent election te t be
blehop-coadjutor to Blehop GlUeepie In
the diocese or weetern Jtlchlgaa
Bishop-elect MoCormlck was attended
In the solemn procession by Rev. K. H.
Peters of Kalamasoo and the Rev. Wil
liam Lucas of Allegan.. Bishop Tattle
of Missouri presided, and the ether at
tendants upon tho ceremony Included
Bishops Nelson oc Georgia, Anderson of
Chicago, Knight of Cuba, Woodcock of
Kentucky.-White or. Michigan city,
Williams of Marquette, Seymour of
Springfield and Leonard of Ohio. t
The eandldate was presented by Bish
ops Knight and Woodcock and the ser
mon waa delivered by Bishop Anderson.
The consecration Itself was performed
by Bishops Nelson and Williams.
referred Maeh Oaamed
Alien Lewis' Best Brand.
ELOPES. WITH A MAN
. SCARCE HALF. HER AGE
faeeewl Pwaeteb ts The Isemel.l -Colfax.
Waahu. Feb. 14. Mra. Michael
of Spokane has eloped with Wade Car
macheL Mrs. Michael, who left a bus
band te flao with her lover, ts ft years
old. while Csrmachel Is but Is. The
couple were overtaken st Garfield by
the woman's sou and her son-tn-law, who
caused ' her detention. Carmacbel es
caped. .p '
. Mrs.1 Michael was. persuaded by her
son Sod soD-tn-law to return to bar
home and husband la Spokane. - Efforts
were made to hush the matter up. Car.
machel Is S farmer living near GarfleldV
.:' ' CBOVS ''' . ;'.-.'.
Resins' with the symptoms' ef a eem
man cold: there Is chtUneea, eneeelng.
eoro throat, hot. skln.e.ulck pulse,
hoarsen ae aad Impeded respfrauon,
Ulve frequent entail doses of Ballard's
Kora hound Syrup (the child will ery
for I-). and at the Srat sign of acroupy
congh epplv frequently Ballard's Snow
LinUneat to the threat.
Mrs. A. .Vliat. New Csstle, Coloredo,
arliM. VHfrch It. 101:, -t think BaU
lard'e orehound Syrup a wonderful j
remedy, end. en pleasant to take.? snJ i
X .Woodard, Clarke Co. - - " " " i
9 T0 w &
OtrBTATaTS SLS.
l fourth floor offering for one hour
on Thursday. 1SS pairs of Scrim
Ruffled Curtains with Batten-
' burg edges and Insertion; each
three yards In length - and - 4t
Inches wide; best values la town
st the regular price ef 11.00. Spe
cial for the hour named above,
at. pair v.......,.f 1.8S
nr woKiri. back
'A large let and splendid ' assort.
,.- ment of pretty Back Combe, la ;
dark shell, amber and ' white; '
. some Jeweled and mounted; val- '
ues up to I60..- Special st, ..15dJ
Another assortment of fancy Back ,
. Combs; values from 11.00 to 11.71. '
Special at ....... ...,...,.S94
. SUM FOOP 0X0
useful kitchen' implement . for
. chopping meate and vegetables, '
' the large family also that retails
for ll.ff regularly. Special for
. . aa hour tomorrow for. .... ,..aSw -Best
quality ef black and white
hump and eyes, with extra Invlsl
'. bin sye. In all slsee ft to 4s re.
ular to values.. Special
at .....s eearae fee Se
A tie packet ef seraare-ehsped en-
velopee la white and cream tints;
" our beet regular tc value. -Spe-'
clal at ...................... Z4
10 TO 11A.M.
Whs Waats a Pretty Wtadses Searf .
j . , for the Seek -
A SSS TAX.TTB FOB Ue.
For one . hour's selling ws shall
. , offer tomorrow, during the above-.
' named period, choice of a Jot of
. pretty Windsor Ties, embracing,
navy sad whits patterns, reds
trlth black polka dots, and a
'. charming variety of Persian do- .
'"eigne; good half dollar velnea.
Special st .................164
fsssssd ef Sflteo.
A beautiful 1-inch Bowl ef brilliant .
i cut glass aa above for one hour. '
mAMAZsTSl XSe FJUB.
...... Oaly.
Tha stopovers from the great Clear-,
ance Sales of January and early
February; slses are broken In the .
' lines, but should yoa be among .
' the-fortunate ones te secure the
else you want you get s wonder-,
ful bargain, for we shall offer .
choice ef the entire lot; values
"from too to 11.11 for....,:.. 10
see to 9i.se yaxwbs nr anxu
, smT tinnmiw fob is, r
A : Annex Salons Second Floor. 4
A big collection of. fancy wings,
, Pompons, feathers and breasts. In
every new sad wsnted color and
, affect; Just the . trimmings one
1 needs to freshen bp the hat that
has stood nearly a season's wear,
. to make It look new again. .,' For
an hour tomorrow you may s
' loot as shove; values In the effer-
Ings to l.it ft a Choice -'
for . ................. .....94
Writing Tablets, in pocket stss and
ef fine Japanese , linen paper,
ruled or plain- a good value st
the usual price ef fee. Special
. at X44
ii to 12 a. a.
.Am assortment eft sterMac silven.
, . gunssetal and , gold-plated wire
; BraceleU; valsea up te 11.00.
' Special at .le
Large else - cubes ef best black
headed Toilet Pins. 100 In eaoh
cube: regular 10s val see for.. Ket
. "Shuahine" Shoe Polish, a splendid
"'. drees tag for sseWe or women's
1 shoes; gives a brilliant luster
- sad. put up as it te ta s tube, will
. . not sou the hands in applying.
Regular We value, Special -at
. ......15d
Economies io Thursday Shopping K
;P Note the wnazinsr values in the offerings included in' the "HOURLY SALES.
Take notice abb how annfortably we've arranged the sales no "impossible" hours
named, but all fixed so one may easily attend to household duties, yet not miss an
hour of tempting bargains; I-Note- also the all day sale of shoes wonderful reduc
tions in footwear; and not to be outdone the Millinery store offers exceptional all day
bargains in new spring hats. -; Come and spend the day tomorrow. ,SSJ;-iM 1
Great Crowds Center in
ihe Shoe Sfqre ;
Tfee Wonderful VL
, ucsF Continue j ms
i fAe Monster Stock
Reducing Sae
Goes On, f "
. - . - ' . ..
' First Floor Sixth
T'v" ; Street Annex,
Women's $M
, ' Shoes $i.98 ,
About l.OOO pairs Women's
Shoes In patant kid or
' colt, box oalf.--valour,
gtinmatal and viol kid,
with heavy or light
.' solas, high. medium
. and low beels. Bluchsr
and ether cuts; about
. 40 styles to . select
. from; all slses and
, widths; values te 1 4.
SpecUl, the, '
, pair ........91.98
1.:
Women's S4.M
A line ef Women's kid and patent leather Slippers, common sense Cuban
and Louis hsels, hand-turned, soles In strap, beaded, silk bow snd Slain
. styles; values front 11.71 to 14.00. Special, the pair. i.. ...... .f X.10
Men's Shoes at SI. CO
Men's ' 11 J0 Shoed Special, the
Men's IT.OO Shoes. 'made by. Kdwln
Men's 11-00 Shoes, msde by Florshelms. Special, pair .....
Any -pair of Men's 4.00 Shoes In ths house. Special, pair
. - Men's $5.00 Shoes $2.49 yy :;;
About 100 pairs Men's sdds snd snds Shoes in button or lace, patent er
dull leathers, all styles; values from 11.10 to 11.00. Special, the
pair , 93.49
, ' Babies' $1.50 Shoes 59c l?"l-:4
A line sf Baby Shoes In red or black, button er last turn sole, spring
', heel, patent or kid tip; sixes I to I; values to 110. Special, the
pair . t4
t ir' Babies'. $1.00 Shoes 35c
Baby Shoes la slses I te ; regular value 11.00. Special, the palr.'.SBw
Afeiv Spring
'
the New Tork models' heads, some shapes that droop over the face
tilt Mohairs snd Chiffons, la reds, aavya, pearls snd black snd white.
A splendid value that ws shall sell all day at ....... ........... .93.39
Also a line of Misses' snd Children's Hats In pokes. ' Tlorodora' and
"Dolly Vardea" styled, all wanted colore; regular ft and 10 values.
Special ell dsy at -98 and. f 1.18
11 TO 12 A. M.
SSs 90XXJ9S Ida.
Pretty;, fringed edge. Dollies,
stamped for English eyelet and
French , embroidery; regular tie
value, Special at .......... 14
1 TO 2 P. n.
big lot aad good assortment sf ,
erosees, mads front inaltatlos'tor.
- toise shell set with pearte aad
.. white atones; values front lOe te -
l.e. Special from t to t p. m.
only st a choice for......... 194-.
Cbotoa of ' a ' let - ef fine Drese
, Shields. - materials ef black and
'. , whits silk snd white nainsook;
. all slses snd values te lie. Bpe-,
emt f or. pair ......XS4
Cold Cream, in largs tars. H-lh.
else; splendid .for applying te
shapped hernia or face and ' fr
softeatng - and beautifying t
- skin, A pure white ere.a t
will not turn rancid; Sure. 1
value, fjeclal St. te Jr...
Slippers $1.19
less Thtn Regular Price
pair ............. .i ,
Clapp A Sons. Special, pair..,
LTillinery at
' fAmmm BsVsas SssoaS Flsesv .: ,
Take all day to choose. Cmnruif
tints te see the wonderful galaxy of new
beauty that awaits you . in ths "BlJeuT
3.K
.00
..... . w-a.w
.......ia.oo
salons., Here's opportunity te secure a
new spring hat at a special sals figure
Just te Inject enthusiasm Into the sell
ing. This yssr 'round department has
no -Mull days" can't stop toe busy.
TOMORROW WE'VE PLANNED
A JOLLY SURPRISE
- We've received ' a brand sew ' In
voice of new Chiffon Turbans rlaht off
2 to 3 p. a.
La
woxanrs bazvtt xrsmosrzsrs
.FOBKAtVF.
For ens hour ws shall sffer a lot of
pretty, useful Handkerchiefs, our
regular -two-bit'' values, choice
ef hemstitched, embroidered er
'; scalloped edges, also some daintily
s trimmed with pretty Iseeo, at half
, prioe. Splendid values these at
Ito, but slightly mussed from
' handling er window display, some
a trifle soiled, but one short trip
to the tub will .. bring back the
f reshneee of the "Openings.'! - .
: Special st ...1SH
isrs tss soxjp s9Taa ess
' A line of handsome Wool fllovee,
'Just the needed sort for the cool,
mornings and evenings, pretty
;' golf styles, all needed .colors snd
slsee. usually selling st Tie.
- Special, at, pair.,.. dl
XAjrosozoi doe r-zz 1 139 t.
A swell lot ef pretty lt.ets Moire
Ribbons, In all ' wan 1 shaus,
Horn, t ts 40. ales a ! t ef fairy
' ribbons la od 1 j tty aHae
that n""-e t if U f e e 1
r t ' 1 ! i'
i",:
2 TO 3 P. 1.1.
The neweet Ideas In Colored AU-.-
Silk Taffetas, embracing all ths
. lstest, most wanted shapes, post-,
; . tlvely the hewest snd latest fab
. rlca shown la, the treat eastern
,' fashion centers, -white. Ivory and
cream shsdes; best Ite valuea
Special for the hour at, yd. .69
. : esc cvsxxoB tops its. "
From t to tomorrow we have on'
, ssle a lot of Cushion Tops In art
.denim with pretty floral decora
. tlona, . plain backs, tinted and
stamped In ths floral aad eonvon
' - tlonal designs; regular values to
0 to. Special for... ...19s
3 TO VP. n.
A BTO B3KUSTBBT STSATX0.
S40 aad SSM Xats fee Ue.
"AbounjHals In Oils amssing lot
of. bargains In stylish headwear
' for women. Smart bats for street
: - wear, all wanted colorings In- the
' assortment, attractively trimmed
: with qullle, buckles, etc. In the ,
popular sailor and turban ahapee;
values ranging up from II to fl.
To close within the hour we shall
offer them st a choice for..l8e
, An extra siss Chsmols for use In
cleaning carriages, etc., one that
'V sells regularly end a ' mighty
good value for too. (Druggists
. ask more)., .Special here tomnr
row, st . &34
t ISs BTTCK VOWnal loo BAC3. .
"' r , " ' First Fleer. . ;
Jit doeen n this marvelous offer.'
--tnr.- larges-liberal - also - towels.
. . nicely hemstitched. - for this one
hour only, In (he "Domestic'' See
, tion; best Ho vslues. Te be 'sold
at. each i.' 10
One' gross of1- Oold-Ftlled 'Band
'. Rings, prettily snd artlatloaJly en
graved, snd ths beef sellers st the
usual prioe of tic. for ths hoar
set sd above. . Special at,.,,10e
WOKBxTS SLSS Ban SXZBTS SSs.
From until 4 p. m. tomorrow we
. shall Offer a let of Knit Skirts In
' extra widths and fancy striped
, t patterns; regular tt-ll values, at
- a choice for .............. ..994
',' IUI OF aTBW SPBXsTw SVXX- ..
Floor. . -,.
Beer In mind these sre ell ths new
est fabrics Faahtoa has designed -.
to weave her wand- of favor over
emart, new and ehlo check ef
; feats, for oes hour only, as aawve;
' . I to 4 p. m. only, yoa may chooae
from them; best 10s vslues la the
city, at. yard...i...........42s
t TO 5 Pi a
XSe FB.
apply.
At 4 sf clock tomorrow we shall1 place
J.i .env sals In the "Man's Shop'' oner
, ef the most extraordinary" values)
ever offered to mea and woman
' who buy for men ever offered la
, Portland. It will pay tboaw mter
' ested: to lay tn s sesson'a aup
;' , ply. Fifty doeen sf Men's Fancy
. Lisle snd ' Cotton Hosiery, beet
. regular half-dollar values, hand-'
.' Some striped- dnstgns and seat.,
smart figured patterns, for one
hour only 4 to t p. av .
' Choose for. pslr..,.i.,.....19s)
Nice warm Klght Drawers sf outing
flannel material. In pink and blue
' - striped effects. Just the needed
things for ths cool nights of early.
spring, opeciai aa aoove, sges I
and t years only; 7ie values.,.
Special at ....49.
A worth while saying to those pru
dent housewives who will take
. . sdvsntsgs of the temporary re-
f ductlon oa theee splendid Wool
Comforters, very soft, fluffy snd
'v. warm; regulsr 14 veluee.. Special
for this hour only at. . ...2.8
, Useful snd durable Whfek Brooms
or nna quality ana meoium sise;
best "two-bit'. It-cent) vsluee.
Special st 18 .
Correspondence Paper, a fine grade .
of white stationery,' rnled, splen
did value at' the usual price of
If o the boa. - Special at
1 box- ..............T
woBTsrs cboobstso rumi
WOBTB SATS FOB Sao.
largs Round Crocheted Shawls, fr
; women's wr w head or s- i
ders, st, theatre er-c-era t -,
tlona, etc All In white t 1
y slta-htly so';-1 .f row t
"'' stork. Wlne? i
. shows: l" r- "
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