The Oregon daily journal., March 22, 1907, Page 20, Image 20

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 2. 1S37.
PtfSTLAFTD PillCITT :
A Card
1,1 BAHXEBS' OAMZK
esBBasmsmBBBSSamBsBSBS -
Publisher Extends Courtesy to
City by an Article Showing In
vestment Values of Rose City,
f. " -V'
COMPLETE, ASSORTMENT OF
v'v Alfred Benjamin
ILaster and Spring
SUITS
. s l- 'i
',''', 1
' ARE, NOW. READY
smootoSzin.oo
: ; .'. t t I . , v '4 ' , ;'. - ' 1
1, yv
The Gentility Shop
311 Morrison St, Opp. Postoffice
GO SHOPPISB; BUY TOVa
O CARLOAD OF , AUTOS
Millionaires Peevish Because
,. They Can Not Buy as Many
Autos as They Want, M
Uml SesrftT SSrres.V
Los Angeles, CaJ.. March II. E. fl.
Iloyt, a brother-iii-lav of Senator Clark,
and Dr. W. 8. PhlUlps, a Chicago multi
millionaire, cams to town 6a a little
hopping expedition yesterday.-. Before
night they had purchased the townaite
of Beatty. Nevada, for approximately a
quarter of a million dollars, picked up
every electrle light globe, are and lnoan-
dosoent lamp to be had here to brighten
the proposed city en the desert, bought
an Itallaa orcheatra and started tt for
Beatty, and ft 0.000 worth of automo
biles, to he shipped In the morning.
They were peevish because they could
not get more of the same make. .
. To cap the climax they engaged Tl
waltresaea-St It a day to do down and
feed the hungry. These went last night
by Pullman. The former owners of
Beatty were Malcolm MacDonald, Louis
A. Parkhurst. C M. Schwab. Donald B.
aiUlear-Timtnas ' Edwards and - Robert
Montgomery. The new purchasers have
determined to make Beatty the -metropolis
of southern Nevada, and apparently
have the money to carry out their plans.
Who is Mttigerf "He fits you eyes
for 11.00.. Ill Sixth street.
A 14 -page Illustrated boost for Port
land and Oregon appeared la the De
cember Issue of the Bankers Magaslns.
published at New York, and a sopy of
fhe magaslns was placed at seen piate
at the Portland . Commercial elub at
luncheon yesterday. The Portland ar
ticle, which was a courtesy on the part
of the publisher, W, C Warren, was
read with much Interest, and everyone
carried away- a opy- of-ths-wsgasine
for filing or sending to , some inena
abroad.
The Bankers' Magaslne reaches a very
large class of the Investing public. In
cluding bank directors and officials ail
over the oountry. and It la thought the
Portland showing In It will be proauo
tlve of much good. The Commercial
elub showed apreclattoa by 'purchasing
a number of copies for distribution.
The article brought out strongly this
oltys advantages la commerce and
transportation. Us beauties as a place
of residence. Its solidity as the banking
center of the Pacific northwest, and its
great opportunities as a field for In
vestment of eastern capital. As an ar
gument for the placing of eastern
money here. In all kinds of property and
legitimate Industry, It was convincing,
and the banking fraternity of the coun
try cannot but be Impressed with the
faot presented. , ' . ' ,
CHESS PLAYERS WANT
THEIR TROPHY BACK
Dmil
New York, March II. The American
an of collet ehess players completed
their work of training and practicing
today la preparation for the cable eheee
match with the English team tomor
row. The American team-is made up
of players representing Columbia. Har
vard, Tale and Princeton, while players
of Oxford and Cambridge universities
make up the English team. If the
Americans wta It will mean the re
covery of the Isaao L. Rico Interna
tional trophy, which has been abroad
since 10. Play will begin tomorrow
morning, the American end of the eon
test being conducted from the quarters
of ths Isaao L. Rloe Chess eluh la Sec
ond avenue. The eontest will continue
until r o'clock In the evening, when the
matches left unfinished will be adjudi
cated by W. B. Napier, who has been
selected ss referee. . .-
QUIT pjpO RENT!
Y , 'I..
At Modest PrIceSe -
.tt No need of paying the high prices of
up-town stores when you can secure
such a large selection -from us at
treasonable prices. ) rti W-':-'
Boys' 2-Piece Suits, Ages 7 to 16,
$1.95 to
$5;00
it - .'j
Boys'. Knickerbocker Suits
BASEBALLS AND BATS FREE
with all Boys' Suits
1 'i-jT " 4- t'-.
r t - t..: : I
AULAJQIw
Would You Save Money ?
Come tolUs - i
IT'S CHEAPER TO BUHD-.
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO
THIRD
AND 1,
OAK
M . - . . - - ... , ., , . r . - . v .--
Delayed in transit; refused on that account by first purchasers. Railroad brders their claim agents to-So ahead, sell them for what they'll bring and we will stand for the loss.
HK5T AND
SALMON
AT 1 1 S
-e-J '
flKST AND
SALMON
Got the biggest snap it ever got$55,000 worth of the best known makes of Men's, Women's and Children's Wearing Apparel and Shoes at
; ..V'.
TO
ao
THE
DQUL.AR
This means that the people who attend this, great sale will get the greatest bargains in their lives. Thousands of dollars' worth of Men's Suits, Coats,' Hats, Furnishings, Pants, etc. ,Case after '
. , case of Women's most stylish. Skirts," Waists, Kimonos, Petticoats, Underwear, Hosiery. Sold in all cases at less than one half what uptown stores charge;!rv;v. s-y -7
ZaAUe Bead4e.Wsa t40 Shirtwaist SunMade
of French percale, nicely trimmed .with red pip
ing, full 4-yard skirt ., S1.45
Kadlaa UO Madras Wsisa In tan. gray and blue,
plaited, front and back S9d
Xadlea 00-Xaak Coat la light gray and tan, slabo
.rateJy trimmed with green silk velvet; a oat
that sells for 110.00 the .world over: our
; pries ...M.05
: fcadJaa llUM Black Serfs Skirt Made of. the very
. best os. serge, and plaited In front and back:
very artistic $4.50
Tjadlss Jtomg tax Klmoaos Made of good quality
China silk, trimmed with 4-lnch Persian ribbon:
a 1100 garment for ................. . ..f2.0S
. &adlsa 9&M e SIMM WUi Petti ooat , in black and
colors, made of chiffon taffeta or heavy rustle
.' taffeta: sale pries ........S4.4S
A CfcarnUaf SUk Coat Mads of chiffon taffeta
. purs silk, perfectly tailored, all silk binding; in
black only; sale pries ..97.95
' a Webby yes Ooafr Made of all wool plaid or
striped . . mixture la light . spring shades; our
pries tt... 92.05
, A swan Tailored tsrV Mid la black, blue or
brown, trimmed with stitched taffeta banda and
; yoke: a tact suit for .t 912.50
A Pretty Sresslnr aeeue Made of fine Krenoh
lewn. in a wide range of colors; sals price.. 45
A tTebby Salt for Wsses Made with Stylish bo
coot and plaited skirt of fancy plaid, all wool
material, la light spring shsdes 97.50
OKllds' Salaty Sobool Pries Mads of good quality
chambray, yoks of white pique or aU-ever em
, broidery, coma in pink, blue and red; price.. 75 d '
Babies' Ohambray Dresses Made of good chambray
and trimmed with braid, come la pink, blue, red!
or plaid; sals pries ..254 ;
A Oraeeful and Artistis Combination Suit fos Otels
Msds of very good quality Persian lawn. V-
shaped yoke of tucked lawn ; or. lacs- collar la .
. trimmed with rows of Val. lace; price, $2.45
Xdies TBS - Bibbed Tnderweas In cream or
whits .r...... 80 ,
tidies and OhlMren'S IBs Kose. , QA
XAdies Sleeveless Tests In good quality; regular
Its kind ...' i.. ...... ....... 9d
Sadies Black Sateen ' Sklrb Made with. It-inch
flounce; sals pries .48 .
Bed spreads .... vS9d
Bed Sheets 25
Pillow, SUps ...........10
Huck Towsls .........,4c
ladles' Wblte silk Waists Elaborately trimmed '
. ' with fine Val. lacs and Inserting, tucked yoke
and plaited back: Sf.00 values; sale price.. 92.95
Three Cases of Children's Wash Tresses, ages I to
It years, from 2 Jo to ....... .-92.50
' Worth three times as much.
Two cases of Women's Chambray Wash Dresses-
From 11.31 to . ...95.O0
Worth from 11.10. to 110.00. ' ,
MLN'S MOST STYLISH
ILMeir Apparel
MenV $25.00 Suits... .i . . . ; ... . . . .912.75
Men't $20.00 Suits ...... , ; . f 9.83
Men's $18.00 Suits. ............... 90.05
Men's $17.00 Overats. .......... ?6.05
Men's $25.00 Overcoats.........., 99.85
Men's $30.00 Overcoats . .. .912.75
Boys' $10.00 Overcoats........ 92.05
Boys' $5 and $7.50 Suits, sizes 6 to 16.
, Saturday only ................. . 91.05
Men's Pants, $.3.50 valuei ...... i ,. v 92.00
Men's heavy fleece lined Underwear, while
they last ,35
50c Neckwear, in teck and 4-in-hand, Sat
urday . , ' . , . . . . . .4 .. . . . . . .. ...... .10f
Men's fine Madras Dress Shirts, in a wide
range of colors.' Saturday......... 50
$2.o Hats . .-. . . . . . ;i . . . ; . . ...... .915
Men's 50c Caps. T..'... . .25f
Men's Fancy Sox, black with silk embroid
ered figures, sale 2 pairs........... 23
Boys' Rough and Ready Suits....;. 91.25
Boys'; heavy wool fleeced Underwear, all
: size's ... J.... ........ T. ......... .21
10-4 Blankets .....;.....1...40
SDOES AT ABOUT DJUJF
It different styles "of Men's Dress Bhoea, patent
,- and vlct, blucher out; 4.00 and Si.so valuee
...........,v;..., 91.es
, Men's oil grain, heavy work Shoes, bellows tongue,
; , waterproof shoe at ......... y. . 91.85
Special. Saturday Men's 10-lneh high, top crulssrs,
- Heavy sols, oil tannsd and-vlseollsed. M 00 val
' ues at ,,..... . j . ....'.v., ,',;,,,, , .93.60 '.
SO Spring styles to Men's oxford, patent and viol.
91.85, 92.25 sad v 92.65
100 pairs 'Ladles' vlci kid Bhoea, aU slsee ....094
' Before buying your Spring Shoes give us ens call.
, Ws havs a complete line of Ladles' up-to-date ana
, stylish shoes, In patent, viol, bluoher out and but
ton; value li.Oi, 11.11, till, and our bast at tl.lf ;
nons reserved.. .. . ..
At last we havs discovered one for ths boys ' A
. good substantial Shoe, ene whloh has proven satis
factory to our . trade -
' sisss IH to im at
. sises uh to 1 at
. Slses IV. to I H at
Corns and be convinced.
Tor satisfaction In Misses' snd ' Children's ehoee
' we have no equal. We ste here to stay and satisfy
'.our trade.' Bring the sd with- you and ws will,
show you that wo mean business .
Itt to lltt. our beet 91.10
lltt to I. our best 91.33
it .....91.20
91.40
.'.w. 91.60
A,-