The Oregon daily journal., March 14, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH M, 1807.
150 Stylish Silk Jumper Suits
Reg. Values to $25 at $12.50
SPECIAL for Friday
---on1yrthr"' Ltpmin-Wolfe-
School of
Style offera the greatest
bargain ever offered by
- a Portland establishment
ISO Silk Jumper Suit,
the ' most stylish and dls
tictive novelty in womtn'i
- apparel of the entire iti-
, eon. All are made of fine '
taffeta ailk. which U in
greater demand today than
ever since it was first ran
. off the loom. One' hun
dred and fifty Taffeta Silk
Jumper Suite fa blacky fan
cy checka and stripes. Ac
cordion pleated skirt, fan
cy jumper sleeves and
slashed shoulder pieces
caught with - self-colored '
traps, - -v- '--
. J III; . .1 1 'I I I ' . I, lilt I Xh . 1 111 '
We only regTet that there are only 150 of thege
superb values. It will be necessary to come as
early in he ;day ' as possible. r No telephone
orders none C O. D.k fNr1 VV
at this sensational - V 11 1)
price . .- .fr Jm CSsf O i
Reg. 25c Veiling, 5c Yard
Mill ends of sewing silk Veiling, 14 inches wide,
splendid for auto or driving veils; in navy,- r
brown, black and white. Friday,' yard J w .
25c Silk Belting, 5c Yard
5i!k Beltings 2 and 2A inches wide; in navy, Cg
red, black and white; 25c value, yard
5V3-inch Taffeta Ribbon
10,000 Yards at 27c a Yard
10.000 yards all Silk Taffeta fobbon, 5'A in. wide, all
colors. This ribbon was bought before the recent
?rreat rise in prices; therefore the wonder- Jf
ul Friday sale, yard .Cl
20c Handkerchiefs at 11c
. Women's , alt pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 34-inch
hemstitched border, full size; regular 20c 11
value for 1.25 dozen; each XXV
15c Cotton Challics at 10c
28-inch fine soft Cotton Challies, in new oriental
and Persian effects, in color blends and combina
tions that are very desirable for house dresses, etc.
Great value at 15c a yard; very special 1 n
for Friday, yard XUC
2,000 yards for Friday, all colors, la figures ..c '
'and scroll styles; extraordinary value, yard ...yC
2700 Pairs of 16-Button Length Kid Gloves
Rcgulan Values to $4.00, at $2.68
For Friday Bargain Day We offer 2,700 pairs of
finest quality Ladies' IB-button length kid doves,
in black and all colors; also the popular novelty
Chamois : Gloves, full 18-button length. . Regular
values to 4.00S..A. sensational
sale that may not last all day
at, only
$2.68
Dent's Gloves for' children and infanta. 'We do
not try to make you believe that we sell Ladies' Dent
'Gloves for $1.50 a pair, but state plainly - , '
Children's 1-claap Gloves, f 1.2V f .50 and f 1.75.
Ladies' 2-claap Gloves, 2.00 pair.
Ladies with small hands often wear the larger sizes for
children.' .' . .... ;..;. ' . ;', '' ', : '
$2.30 Extension Tops for Kid Gloves, $1.37
Extension Tops for kid gloves, can be worn with short
: gloves and are very convenient as well as eco-tft :. .
notnicaL Regular $2.50 and $2.00 values for ..iJX. 2
3000 Yards High-Glass Fancy Silks
Regi$1.25Values79cd
For Friday only The greatest Silk Bargain of a great silk year; 8,000 yards of
high-class fancy silks for" shirtwaist suits and jumper suits. Only ' .
one, piece of a kind, and in many instances only one piece of a color;
: therefore, come early to get these $1.25 values at, only ............. i "4r a
SPRING SALE OF .
Household Drugs
Including requisites for house cleaning and
.spring remedies, and. blood purifiers.
Household Ammonia, bottle ............ 9e
Chlorld. of Lima. 1-lb. oaa ..124
Sal Soda. Hb. packase 9e
Solution ot Chlorides, ot bottle ........ 29
Borax. 1-lb. can .....14
P& Borax, pka. 8
Fonnaldebyd. Solution, pt. bottle ......31a
MMHd Oil. pt. ........10
Wood Alcohol, pfc-t. 25t
Spirtta Turpentine, pt 25e
Moth' Balls, lb. package.': .. .4 ... .84
Whltlna. 1-lb. pka .......10
Inaeot Powd.r. Hlb, pka tumtuid'
Soap Bark, larg pkg-. . . . ..,,,...,.......10.-
- Powdered AlUm. 1-lb. pka. ...... t 9o
r Sulphur Candlea; aaoh 4
Soda Bicarbonate, lb. pkg., . . . . .r.4
lie pka. Saasafras Bark 94
JOc pka. Cmm Tartar ....... ........ ..19
Sulphur, 1-lb. pka-- .'. ......lO
ISo pka, Senna Leaves ................ 8
ISo pka. Powdered Mustard ............ 9
15c Powdered Jamaica Ginger.... 9e
ISo pka. Lavender Flower 10
Onis Root. H-lb. pkj; .............. .M ' 9
Fuller'a Earth, H-lb. pkf. .............. 6
tl.00 Compound Red Clover 8yrp 79
SOe Compound Red Clover Syrup .......40
$1.00 Colwell'a BaraaparUlav..... 76
Laxative Fig Syrup ....... ;.i..24d
lOe Stae Cutloura Resolvent .40
10s Sice Effervesetna Vichy Salts ......35
Granular Effervescent Citrate Llthta, ...18
Plnkham'a Blood Purifier : ...79
tl.ti Byrnp of Hypophoaphatea .......90
2500 Yds. Garroux Organdie
Vals
-4 K' H
.to 30c Yd. 18 c
2.500 yards of Carroux Organdie in the novel new effects of self
woven cross bias on white grounds, over which are printed in
delicate tints dainty floral designs in large and medium sites.
A very beautiful wash fabric, selling regularly to 30c 0
a yard, Friday ... X O C
Engraved Cards
i -
$i.95 Val. $i.l9
100 cards and copper plate, en
graved in the latest styles -of
script; four styles to select
from; regular prict - Q
$1.95; sale price ....i)X. XV.
- . . . $ , ';
100 cards printed from your .
plate on the best vellum r r
finish cards; sale price. VC
Sale Sheet Music
15c
Special for Friday only -Several
hundred pieces of late
and popular, sheet music, em
bracing' a great variety of
titles. -Your choice of the"
entire lot at, 't i r
only .......... ...15C
- Inhibition of New Importations
Kobinson Wells
English Tailored Hats
' Lzclusive Millinery for Women ' '
of Fashion ' ;
' y ' :- A;.: . :.; ; . ; ".-.
You are invited to view these , superb models, the height of
amartneaa, verve and diattnettoa. . .
Regular $6.50 Lace Curtains at $4.98
600 pairs of new Net Curtains, white and Arabian colors, in
Manonette, Renaissance and Cluny patterns, all neat plain pat
terns, mounted on best quality of imported bobinet; 8 yards
long, 45 inches wide. , Regular $6.50 and $6.00 tff QQ
values. Special .......... ipieO
Regular $3.00 Lace Curtains, White or Arabian, $2.39
500 pairs of Scotch Lace Curtains, white or ecru color, 3 and 3 yards
long, 50 inches wide, in very pretty new patterns in both plain tfjo n Q
and figured centers; regular, $3.00 valuea. Special .......... ip)D
1200 Pairs Fine Black
Gauze Stockings
Regular 50c Value 35c
100 dozen Women's fine grade black gauze
Stockings, ; crowfoot, warranted stainless
Gordon dye: regular 50c quality. For this
sale, box of 3 pairs, fl.OO; jp
pair ............... O J
Boi of Three Paira $1.00
: , .
50 dozen Ladies' extra fine black gauze
lisle Stockings, - with- eotto aotej'- wai
Tanted"suitdesr3 pairr7"Tr J1"QQ
" ; : $1.65 Silk Hosiery $1.25
Women's imported pure silk thread 'Stock
ings, made with spliced heel.' toe andjole;
real value $165 pair; : -- a-. c
sale price ................. M.i4X.
: 33c Lisle Hosiery 25c i
Misses' ribbed black lisle thread Stockings,
made with double toe, heel and sole; full
regular made; 35c value , 25C
V 33c Cotton Vests 2ic :
Women's ribbed cotton Vests, plain or
trimmed yoke, low neck, no sleeves, ")r
regular 35c quality; special sale . ...JV
STRIKE HALTS-
BIG PROJECTS
Filling of - Low Ground k by tha
Predge Stopped Because Saw
dust Fuel Is Scarce.
EAST SIDE THEATRE
SERIOUSLY DELAYED
Contractors Cannot Submit Blda
Upon , It ' 'and " Other Propoaed
BuOdlngs Until They Know Fu
- tore Price f Lumber. . . j '
sjtoe BepartaMns..
' That the strlk. situation la rapidly
affeotlnr the progress of ail Improve
ments on the east eld. la reallsml by
those oonnacted with every bit acheme
on that aid ot the river. ' Already aev
erI bis; projmita have bti temporarily
S0Z0D0NT
TOOTH
POWDER
is a beautiful polishert.abso-
lutely free from grit arid
acid. Are you using it? - You
kmght to be. Asc your.den-
abandon pendlna; an arenieDt be
tween the striker, and the mlllownera.
The Port of Portland dredge haa Just
moved Into position at the toot of Eaet
Washington atreet to eomplete the fills
left aom time ago on account of chan
nel work to be done. It le Impossible
now to proceed beeauae the big dredge
burns sawdust and not enough la now
obtainable to feed the furnacea any
length of time. This la one ef the most
serious Inconveniences brought on 'by
th. strike, since the dredge la only
available for contract work at certain
periods, ..-.
There'e no use talking." aaya Whit
ney I. Boise, "If a apeedy settlement
of the atrlk. la not reached soon many
or our eaat aide project, will be greatly
hampered. The west side will not be
so seriously affected because their ma
terial. re moatly concrete and brick.'
The One, big warehouse of Mitchell.
Lewi at Btaver, at Eaat Morrison and
Eaat Second streets, where notable
progress Is just commencing, will be
delayed aa soon as the brick work to
the second story Is completed. The
timber, for the nret floor are the only
onee on hand.
Th. plans for the CordraV theatre
will b. delayed on account of the un
certainty of getting material.. . Con
tractor, will not submit bids until some
aa.uranc. of the future price on lum
ber ean be aaeertalned. aa well aa the
time when a eomplete settlement of the
strike ean be counted on to enable them
to obtain any lumber at all.
- Smaller buildings, such aa reatdenoee,
will be delayed at once. , Work' haa been
suspended - on the - new Congregational
church at University Park. The church
would have been completed about April
1. " The construction of many cottages
will be Indefinitely delayed.
The completion of the Healy .build
ing. East Morrison street and Grand
avenue, of which only a mall amount
of tn.ld. work remains to' be done, may
not suffer from the strike, but both the
Morgan building, on Eaat Stark atreet
and Grand avenue, and ' the , Markell
building, en East Morrison street and
Union avenue,' will be : delayed.. The
foundatlona for theee two bulldlnaa are
Ju.t being laid. .
Tha reading room at Monta villa la
well patronised and appreciated by both
the reeldenta ef the auburb and the
fanners in the Immediate district - Ths
women of the Montavllla Horn. Train.
tag- asaoetatlon,' who ware aotlve In es
tablishing the small library,' feel era ti
ffed beeauae of, the eueceae ef their ef
forts. " Union avenue, from Eaat Motrteon to
East Oak street, will aoon be open to
traffic again.' Tha nil la settling fast A
steam roller has been engaged the last
fsw ' dsys packing and preparing the
aurfaee for the eroabed rock that la te
follow.
ACCEPTS OFFER
OH WATER PLANT
' CeaBBmenaajeBBaeatmenLgaaMBm
Water Board . Recommends to
the Council Purchase of the
Mount Tabor System.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
. PRICE TO BE PAID
Owner of . Woofflawn Pipeline and
. Franchise Offers Hla System to
. City at Same Price, and Piedmont
Plant May Also Be Taken.
dered replaced by larger mains, aa fol
lows: .
Twelve-Inch Thirteenth street from
Jefferson to Hall: Hall atreet from
Thirteenth to Twelfth: CoUege atreet
from Seventh to Twelfth; Twelfth etreet
from Jefferson to Hall; Eleventh street
from Jeff arson to Hall; Tenth etreet
from J.ff.rson to Hall; Thirteenth atreet
from Jefferson to Hall.
Eight-inch Clay, from Thirteenth to
Seventeenth. ..
- Twenty-inch Fourteenth atreet from
Davta to Thurman: Lovejoy etreet from
i-entn to rourteenLn.
Twelve-Inch Hoyt atreet from Tenth
to Fourteenth; Johnson - street from
Tenth to Fourteenth; Twelfth street
from Jefferson to Davla
Kourteen-lnoh Fifth atreet from Mor-
rlson to Alder.
At Its meeting yesterday afternoon,
the water hoard accepted the offer of
J. M. Arthur for the sale of the Mount
Tabor water plant, pumping station and
one acre of ground. The ' price agreed
upon, was 2S,000. If the -council adopta
the action of the board, the city will
take po.MM.lon of the plant en April 1.
Offers for the sale or the plant, at
Wood I awn and Piedmont ware received
from H. B. Kubllck and E. B. Quack en-
bush, respectively. Kubllck aska tx.000
for his system. He has tour miles , of
Dine line, a pumping station and holda
a franchise running until uis. Queck.n-
bush did not name any figure. The
board will consider any offer he may
make.
At the reqaeat ef Fire Chief Camp
bell, .Is and eleht-lnrh mains were or-
XJSTSV .
snd remember the neat time you sufr.f
from pain cauMd by damp weather
when your h.. nearly hur.ta from neu
ral.;!. try Ballard. Snow Liniment
It will cure you. A prominent bu.tn...
man of Hamp.Uad.- Teaaef-writeer t
have u.ed your liniment PtstIous te
using It I wss a great sufferer from
Rheumstism snd Neuralgia, I am
f leaMd to say that now I am free from
hee eomplafnta I am sure I owe thl.
to your liniment" , Sold by all drug.
l.t.. r
Schllllng-e Beat la the standard by
wnicn other tea ana cone, are juagea.
ST. PATRICK CELEBRATION
Orsad Time at Oaka Statu mink
Saturday aTlfht,
St Patrick's day will be duly cele
brated Saturday night at the Oaka rink.
Three great aurprl.ee are to be an
nounced Friday. - The big consolidated
rink band la getting more popular every
night aa encore after encore le an
awered. Remember, even If you do not
akate, you will enjoy watching the
othere and hearing the tnu.lo. But why
not learn now? Sunday morning ses
sions ar. alwaya a good time te learn.
Thursday night la a fine night to akate,
aa a nice crowd alwaya signifies.
Comes Next Tuesday.
.William H. Sherwood, an artist that
ranks among the hlgheet wlaarda ef the
piano, will furnish muale lover, of thla
city the next treat at the new Murlark
hall. Twenty-third and Wa.hlngton
streets, next Tuesday evening, March la,
Crlttca and lovers of ths art are anxious
ly awaiting the arrival of thla great
master of the keyboard. Tickets en sale
at Graves' music .tore and Jaeger Bros."
Jewelry etore.
BOTH LINES NECESSARY
TQ SAVE THE BOND
Aoeordlng to an opinion given by
City Attorney McNary. the bond ef the
United Railway, company will be for
feited If th. company falls to build
both ths Front street line in Portland
and the line te Salem within the two
year, required by the fraaohlse. The
building ef either line would not savs
th. franchise or the bond. The previa- I
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f I atanprice. Imperiales are still j
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Take a package of Imperiales in your shootlnjr
jacket. Every one of them will hit the mark of
comfort and satisfaction. '
Their pure, clean, conscientiously blended to
bacco is rolled in thin mais paper crimped,
not pasted and bums smoothly and dcliciously
right to the mouthpiece. ;
The mouthpiece keeps the smoke cool and
soothing. No cigarettes better than Imperiales,
at any price. Imperiales are still
10 for 10 cents
The men of &e West smoked lOO.tXXUXXX Impeiiatala X006V
Bold Everywhere
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Manufacturer
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