The Oregon daily journal., December 20, 1906, Page 7, Image 7

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THE OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL, w PORTLAND.' THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 20, 1900.
Children's Books ; 19c
Story Boolci, Mother Goose and Little Bo-Peep
lor'riday 3tc 'edition8- .'j1 9CT I
Children'i Picture Books, with flexible covers and
colored pictures, regular 15c books. Spe- . . QA
cial, Friday-..,. ...... 7L
olbs. wwimMB mum
FIFTH, SIXTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
$2.50 Rugs for $t.6G '
Wool Velvet Rugs, in oriental and floral xlrta;n.
size 27x54 inches, and they are fondwrae Wilton
velvet rugs, that sell regularly for nn
$2.50 each. Special (or Friday only l.DO
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Brings Good News to
Perplexed
Xmas
Shopper
The Hourly Shoe Sales
This Week i
Series of
Bargain Wonders
i i Sixth Street Annef Main Floor ; .
Every hour in the day, from 8 in the morning till' 6 at night, a new
special goes on sale. And right before Christmas, when you are look
ing f or..every jchance. to. make your, rnoney go as far as it jyill, these
values will mean more to you than ever before. .. "
FROM 8 TO 9 A.M.
Men's and Women's Storm Rub
bers priced in a very special way
(nr triie. first, rimir " . .'
fifty-, gwdRuJfbejsclL I"irhl5JUa ft.
37Kt for only. 69c,. and JQr tq $M ; rhour. , W70
the women's are going for'. 07 FROM 11 TO 12 A. M.
FROM 12 TO 1 P. My
Men's Shoes, in plain calf or pat
ent leather, made by Florsheim
and other famous makers, button
or lace styles; values up 3 OA
to $6.00 ; 1 hour. ...... VOOy
' FROM 1 TO 2 P. M.
Women's House Slippers, warm
Juliets, of selected kid,' fleece
lined, trimmed with fur, tops of
fancy velvet and cloth, 10 styles ;
worth to $2.50 the tf TQ
pair; 1 hour.........:. aPl.aUy
. FROM 9 TO 10 A. M.
Men's Everett Slippers, made of
dark brown kid, a very neat style,
with patent leather back and they
.are a regular $1.00' r fJQn
value ; 1 hour Xjs v
FROM 2 TO 3 P. M.
Women's High ' Grade : Shoes, .
made by Laird, Schober & Co.
and other well ; known houses ;
come in gun metal and kid, welt
or hand turned soles, and regu
larly worth .to $6 the " ,(2 OQ
pair ; 1 hour. ....... . . . vOiOs
f FROM 8 TO 4 P. M.
Pingree Gloria Shoes for Women,
select anytyle you please; you
know they are all $3.50 shoes, and
good ones at that ; for ". 2 1 ft
one hour only, pair.... apOaiy
FROM 10 TO 11 A. M.
Men's Shoes, in patent leather,
gunmetal and kid, button or. lace
style, light hand turned soles or
Men s Slippers, conic in tan,
brown or black, Opera, Everett or
Romeo style; 20 different styles;
handsomely finished, plain or
trimmed; worth to - 2ft
$1.75; 1 hour ..aDlaOy
- FROM 4 TO fij P. M.
Girls' Shoes, for good hard-erv-ice;
special for one hour. Sizes 5
Uo 8, worth $1.76, for 91.39; 8$
to 11, wo'rth $2, for 91.40; IV2
to 2, worth $2.50 pair,- . ft,
FROM 5 TO 6, P. M.
Boys' Shoes, best wearing kind
that can be built. Norwegian
pebble, bluchcr cut," heavy soles.
Sizes 9 to 13J4, $2 values, 91.69;
1 to 2, $2.39 values, $1.89 and
2 to hy2 ; worth $2.89,2 2
Handkerchiefs
Thousands of them, embroid
ered and scalloped edges, made
of Jine, sheer cambric and lin
en "dainty bits of lace and fab
Vic that 'ay woman is 'proud 1ST
rarry; worth 35c to 40c each.
Special; Friday, . ; 9 C -each.
......... . . . . . ; . . LdK
Knit Shawls
$1.98
Art Dept. Second Floor
Large Sue Shawls, for head or
shoulder throws made of fine
Shetland floss, come in square
or circular style; black, white
or gray; make splendid Xmas
presents ; worth , f ftQ
$2.75. Special . , . . . . I
Doylies and Center Pieces, in
burnt leather' and applique,
with burnt leather, also cush
ion slips and wall decorations,
endless variety of designs. All
selling Friday at one third
off.................; . ..A
The Chance of a Lifetime to Bu
Fur Scarfs and Muffs Going at Half Former
PricesThat's the whole story in a word.
Jtegularjricesjrun from, $3.50 to $68.50 so you
can figure out tor yourseit wnat any tur in
the lot will cost you. They come in blue fox,
Isabella fox, bear, gray squirrel, sable oppos
sum, raccoon, black marten, sable raccoon,
electric seal, near seal. mink, lynx and coney.
Beautiful Scarfs or-Muffs that'will make su--
yturs
perb Xmas presents, priced now at Lf nf
just half the regular figure. Rememberfjoll
just
Regular $3.50
Special ., .$1.75
$6.50 $12.50 $25.00
$3.25 $6.25 $12.50
$12.50
Silk Petticoats $7.95
Two hundred more of those splendid Silk Pet
ticoats for Friday's selling. Two hundred
more women to get the petticoat value of all
their experience. All colors in the assortment
they are made as well as care and best work
men can make them, with deep flounce and
silk dust ruffle, of the best rustling, swishing
silks; skirts that sell regularly and rapidly at
$12.50 each. Special for Friday, pgj
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Decorated Haviland China
For Tasteful Gift Seekers
A special sale of Cups and Sau
cers, Boullion Cups and Punch.
Cups at remarkable reductions.
Decorated Cups and Saucers ;
that sell regularly for$li.0i)
the dozertT Cfi
TTri,i,,r 3 .nil
a jf Regular $15 values... $11.25
"A,y Regular $27 values.. .$20.25
T l tf"in i eon r '
'Regular $42 values... $31 .50
,; Regular $47 values. .$35.25
Decorated Punch Cups;, regu- CH A A
Jar $12 values. ipV.UU
. Regular $14 values for; .$10.50
Decorated Boullion Cups ; reg- - C 7 00
- ularly $10.50 dozen. .00
Regular $16 values. $12.00
Regular $24 Values. ............ ..$18.00
Regular $33 values $24.75
Decorated Ramakins, that sell T rrg
for $9 the dozen .OU I O
Regular $10.50 values. .$7.88 Regular $15.00 values. .$11.85
Special sale of Art Pottery, including hundreds of articles of
all sorts. Buy Art Pottery for Christmas gifts.
The: Toy Department Will Be Crowded w"BhT
Friday will be the banner day in
be there early after these special
and early, for tho. we've enough
be gone in the afternoon. -
Pioneer Flyers, or handcars,
with rubber tired wheels. Spe
cial for Friday, regular $6 ones
for $4.75, and C C A
$6.50 ones for. . . ... .aPJaUU
Football Game; a feg- . Oft
ular $1.50 val. Friday.. Oxv
Mechanical Toys, the Climbing
Miller' and" the Awk-. OOr
ward Clown ; 35c vals. . OL
Wall Toss, large polished wood '
shield, brass hooks and heavy
rubber rings; very fascinating;
worth $1.50. Oft
Friday. OyC
High Grade Steam Engines,
specially priced like this for
Friday's selling:
$ 7.50 values for.....$ 5.50
values for.....$ 6.25
values for $ 7.00
values for.....$ 8.00
values for.....$ 8.75
values for $ 9.25
values for....": $10.50
values for.,... $12.50
the Toy Department, and all of an economical turn of mind will
values. Mind you, tho, it will be well for you to come bright
to last arcUnaryday;thesewill sell so rapidly thaftheymay
Mission Doll Furniture, dress
ers with adjustable mirrors and
three drawers; worth .
45c. Special, Friday. ..'.wOv
Fancy Covered Return Balls;
10c oncSj5, and 5c 1-,
ones O L
Little Gents' Building Blocks:
will make chairs, beds, dolls,
swings, tables, etc.; worth 25c
Pretty Mercerized Vests
$ 8.50
$10.00
$11.00
$12.50
$13.50
$15.00
$18.50
$30.00
values for.,., .$21.00
'the set. Special- -tZr
Friday....... .....lUL
Mission Tables, folding style,
with round top; worth- 35c
each: Special v 0c
Friday. .11
Oregon Map .Puzzles, nicely
colored ; regular value 5Ci
50c. Friday ,i OuL
Mechanical Trains, complete
with locomotive, "tender and
long car; circular track; T0-
, worth $1.25 ....UOC
IPicture Puzzles, large jcut up
pictures; worth 75c; beautiful-
tei..,......;.....49c
Mi
qhiy -Sensible- Prese
nts
.Women's Vests, mercerized, long sleeved style,
come in white, pink and blue; a superb vest
when sold at $1.25 each, and that is the regular
price (tights to match at same). JiO
Friday, only ....................... Os y
Women's "Silk "Hose, fine quality, rich black
silk, full finished and medium weight; regu
lar $2 value. Special, CI 30
Friday........ MflOy
Children's Vests and Pants, in the famous
Munsing make, with finished seams; splendid
fitting and wearing garments.
Size 1, worth
Size 2, worth
Size 3, worth
Size 4, worth
Size 5, worth
Size 6, worth
Size 7, worth
Size 8, worth
45c the
50c' the
55c the
60c the
65c the
70c the
75c the
80c the
garment,
garment,
garment,
garment,
garment,
garment,
garment,
garment.
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
only.. .35
only.. .39
only.. .44
only...
only.. ,53
only... 59
only... 63
pnly...69
P) DCCC UflTCZ Silk -Velvet -Hats, 200-to-thoose from,
1ALJJ IIMItJ arge or. small shapes, come in black,
white, navy, brown, gray, pink and red. These hats AO
are worth to $6.00 each. Choice .................... tj) 1 O
Kerchiefs, S u spend
ers and Ties for Men
Men's 'Handkerchiefs, plain white, hem
stitched linen, come with ior "ch hem ;
the best 20c value you ever had in your
hands. A mighty good special for in.
Friday, each. ........ ........... .. IvIU
Men's Neckwear, in four-m-Tiands and Eng
lish squares; a superb range of pattern,
light and dark, colorings ; -splendid 20r
values at 75c each., - Friday, choice. .
Men's Fancy , Suspenders, an ideal Xmas
gift; come One pair in a box; new, hand
some patterns, and the price range is 50c to
$4.60 the pair. , Friday" any one in the t
line a25 per cent discount. ........... 4
Polar Bear Cloth $3.25 yd
Just what you want for making baby coats and caps. Give some
little toddler enough of this to make him a cap and coat and
'twill be the nicest present he'll get. We'll help by making a
special and selling you our regular $1.50 quality " OC
Friday for
EnglishRlaiMLuitings69c
The patterns are Scotch Tartans and Enelish Overplaids, in
splendid colorings and the; quality is a superb dollar Afn
grade. "Selling special Friday at, the yard. . .... . . ... .. . . OVC
aiiK ana wool ropnn, tor aner-
imported Wool Suitings, in twag
-ger designs checks, mannish
' mixtures, stripes and overplaida
priced like this:
Regular $175 grade ...ft. 19
Regular $1.25 grade..... ,...89t
Regular $1.00 grade. ;.... .'..69t
noon and evening dresses every
wanted shade to choose from.
Priced thus:
Regular $2.00 grade. ...i...1.4
Regular $1.50 grade... fl.19
Regular $1.25 grade.;... 89
Fa ncy Go ods---Frida y Pri c es
Smokers' Companions, sets, in
boxes, pipe and cigar AV
holder; reg. 50c set.;...OUv
Post Card Albums, hold 150
cards ; 35c value, JtZn
for......... LQL
Photo Albums, all celluloid
covered albums, now doing at
half price.
Back Combs, shell and amber,
no two alike. Special prices..
Celluloid Work Boxes, large
size; regular value" Odr
$1.35. Special...... r. ,sDt
Xmas Stationery, in holly
boxes ; regular 50c box, 5 Cr
for only. ..... . . . , . ... . OtJL
Childs' Manicure Sets, in cellu
loid handles; tegular price $2
the set. Special ( IP
Friday. ............. 4)10
Glove and Neck Tie Boxes, of
fine hardwood, Austrian make,
brass and metal trimmed ;
worth $2.75 to
$2.85, .for......
Fountain Pens, hard rubber
barrel and solid gold pen ; reg
.$1.75
ular value $2.50. , OCy
Special Friday OOL
Framed Pictures, large size,
hardwood frame, mostly game
subjects for dining 30"
rooms. Special Friday... Ox v
Sterling Silver Sewing
Sets at 69c
Sixth St. Annex Main Floor. "
Sets consist of three pieces, scissors, thimble
and emory ball, fitted in handsome covered
wood case; regular price $1.00. Spe- lf
cial, Friday . OyC
Signet Rings, solid gold, medium sizes, in
handsome patterns; these are our 1J JtZ
regular $2.50 values. Friday, only. . h ! &
Puff Jars, large size, also hair receivers, with
fancy metal top. Special ;, ; g.
value. ......:........ ... .... , . .j. r. . . .
Fancy Metal Candlesticks. . Special gn
values, 75t 65t and OUC
Jewel Boxes, in silver. French gtay and or
molu; great variety; 50 75t TQ AA
and up to. ....................... . 40.(J(J
WAGES SHOULD BE
BETTER, HE SAYS
Mayor Lane Thinks Firemen and
Police Should Get More
' ' - . ; Pay. . . "''
In hl' messsra to tha council, '.dnllt.
rd elrJay aflernoon. Mnyor Lan
l-clarra that flrmn ahould b paid
tha Mm aa patrolmen, and that" neither
should Ttclva lasa than 1100 a month.
" Ha aay'a thia aum laecMaary tt tha
rly la to prt tha aarvlora of tha bpat
clana of mn. ' ' ' - '
- A partial aatlmata of tha axna for
107 la lncli1ed. It la tlmitd rough.
lr that It will rVtulre H.oo,iJ0 to run
l'ortland n'Jtt V4r. Am th ollmrt
bava not yot bwn romplntoil, It la Im-
posslbla. for the mayor or any. jpnela
tq flva definite flfurea.
It la aatlmatad that the-receipts of
tha (cnaral fund In la7.wlll be t3l,.
102. Lavlea for tha various depart
raent expenaea must ba fixed vary aoon.
According to tha oharter, tha munic
ipal flacal year oloaaa Dacambr SI, arfd
It la provlild that the annual atAtc
monta of tha auditor shall ba presented
on thi flrnt day of tha year a phyalcal
Impossibility which tha framera of tha
charter arerlookad. '
1 5c Scenic Photb Calendars.
Flna orlalnal..ohoto(rroh", chnlcMt
Oreaon vlewa, a dainty cnlndr and'tha
most approprlata holiday souvenir;
other elsea, tto and tic KTter Photo
Co.. ladlea lobby. Imperial botoL .
, .a i)i a Miii - i-a i f
, Milwaukfe Qounfry Club. -
Raaiern an -California raeaa. Take
P1Iwao1 and Qresoa City oars at First
mnA Alir. x
CONDITION OF '
-WOMAN SERIOUS
School - Teacher Injured
. , '-' Strike Riot Fighting
With Death.
in
Mlsa Charlotte Patton, a teactter'tn
tha Clinton. Kelly achool, waa-atrurk In
tha forehead by paring block In front
of he Orand Arenna 4iol on Saturday
night and la now In a prerartnua condl-
t aUa bom ot Jmt ..Uri?U.crin-Uw.
II R,' Rig of Alblna.
Mlsa ratton' had been shopping with
her alater nnj aome friend on Watur
dny avanlng and knaw nothing of tha
atrlka until they went out on tha atreet
totaka their car for hnme. Finding
that tha car aarvjea waa lntarfuotad and
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unaf. Mla Patton decided to walk to
the homa of her alatar In Alblna, rather
than make any attempt-to reach her
own home at Softwood.
Tha party aUrted home, and aa they
reached tha Orand Avenue hotel noticed
a car coming and that a large crowd had
gathered to block It Fearing trouble,
Mlaa Patton and her companlona hurried
Into tha door 'of a email aeeond-hand
atora near by for ahalter. Tha mob
etopped the ear' oppoalte tha place of
aafety choeen by tha women and began
to rnlauee tha crew.
Soma unknown peraon on tha opphalta
aide of the atreet hurled a paving atone
through the -wlmtewa ef-the ew r i h
auch force that It atmck Mlaa Patton
n-he renter fHhe faeehee)i"wnt"h
fell unconecloua to the pavement Bha
waa removed to the homa of her brother
and la reported aa alowly recovering',
though etui In 'a eertoua condition. '
rrafened '
.Allan A I 1
afened Stock Oaaaed Good.
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MEN OF CALVARY CHURCH
PROVE CAPABLE HOSTS
Men's League Cooks and Serves
, . Dinner to theCongre-
gation. (" . ,1
A novettv In tha way af church en
tertainment Faa. not. only attempted but
curried .rmt lat evening at Calvary
free toy f4n bti roa XMep atom . an.lU
the aelitanca 'of tha women of tha
pariah tha enterprlalng membere of tha
Men'a Laague plnnned a aoclal. aooked
and aerved the tefreahmenta and proved
moat capable hoata.' -The deooratlona of
hblly; 'Oregon grape and Ivy were much
edmlrad. AU that waa aaked of the
ladlea waa that they ahaaild bemlabla.
A program waa given - which added
much to tha aucceaa of the venlng.
Those' taking part were: Mlaa Con
nelly, M!s Campbell Mr. tcey Wis
dom and Mr. Harold Mllllgan. The
young men maintained, end were not
TfoV thla once contradicted In their aa
aertlon that all that a woman can do,
a man can alao, and better. :
DIES SUDDENLY WHILE
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
While doing her Chrletmae ahnpplng
late .yeaterday afternoon..Jlra.-rtnt
Scott, wife of Juaeph Soott of IIT Van
eeuve eenne, waa aud.leujy alaaed aU
heart failure. Bha waa walking arnng
Waahlngton atreet, near Park with her
daughter, Mlaa Joaephlne Scott, when
the attack earner .
Mr. .Rcott had jat alighted from a
car. and ,had only walked a tew t-p
Whaa aha complained of a ehortneva of
breath, and her daughter advleed tier to
atep Into aome. place and take a reet.
Accordingly aha walked into Ellera pi
ano oima and Dr. William Campbell
waa auiffmoned .from hla office In th i
Columbia buUdlng. but deeplte hla af
forte aha died within a few mlmifee. .
Mra. Crlaale Scott wat 8J eara ft
age -and leavea a huaband and I we
daughters. ' Bhe wae a member of tin
Haeaalo-etreet Cngregntlnal church.
Funeral will occur at 3 o'clock tomor
row afternoon from the V. H. punning
undertaking eetebllahment, and Inter,
ment will be at Lone Fir.
Beg liek PtWUui l?rK;,-
A family In London wriUh la ,.l i.
wtey- 4wm4m4 bvl4 wui - r-'MKtv
plunged Into mourning ly (lie l. ,t
the fHlhr. A !i' .-lo- ''.. . . i ,
whether the deceaarj would ! r"
to be liur Wil or or-iiinirtt ,
waa left to'the el l-t a-xi,
at hla mother, aald: "I )iv
to which aha rplld, "1 t