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100 New. Spring Tailored Suits
Reg.$25.00Values
Qaly$
K.50
nno a VAuaviuuuujr 4 iiuajr'ivtwi v-waavvi orv
.jjciat we offer one hundred new Eton Suits, per-
-fectlv made and tailored " Orilv 100 suits will
be sold at this extraordinary low price. ' Early
choice will give the best selection. .
One hundred hew Eton Suiti of fine all wool Panama.
cloth, in black, navy,-brown, tan and gray, made in
thia season's most popular Eton jacket tylo,xwith
collarless effect, trimmed with fancy braid ; new elbow
sleeves, all lined with white satin. The skirts are
made in the newest plaited
styles. Sold regularly at $25.00,
Friday only, . t . . -. yf. .
$16.50
75 New Jap SHk Waists
Reg. $3.75 Val.; $2.&5
For Friday Bargain Day only
75 new Spring Waists - of extra,
fine quality white Jap silk, made
with Valenciennes lace yoke and
five : rows insertion down the
fcpnt, separated by four silk em
broidered - panels, new elbow
sleeves, with lace trimmed cuffs,
tucked and open back." Sold reg-1
ularly at $3.7fl - .fl f --
Friday only at. . . . O P
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An 'Easter Jewelry Salel Very Special
Greatest Bargains in Modish Jewelry Lvcr Offered
Every piece new and according to the whims
of fashion for spring, 1807- These for Easter
COStUmeS. - . V.--- -
ZSc'SILVER.HAT PINS lZtf. ;
Novelty sterling silver designs, floral, Cupid,
leaves about 12 patterns, - while IOIA
they last., . . .. .JZ.... .1 &VC
35c, 45c SILVER HAT PINS 25c
Large headsolid silver tops, floral, designs
and many pretty ideas, good strong . OC
pinySpecial. ........ .... .......... JC
XLA VALLIERE NECK CHAINS"
pxquisite La Valliere Neck' Chains, just ar
rived, in the latest effects. The most popu
lar jewelry fad of the season $5, $7.50,
910.00, ? 11.00, $17.50, ?18.50. .
THE NEW "PRINCESS" PURSE.
The latest fad in gold and silver . Purses is
the smart "Princess" purse, in three sizes, in
sih-er.caLolduAls9 Jhe new flat Cardcase
and Purse combined- No Easter costume
complete without one of these novelties
3.50, ?3.(Hy $I.&U, $.UU, ?7.&U,
10.00.- -V -;
25c STERLING STICK PINS WAc
A pretty assortment of novel designs of Stick
Fins, in French gray finish, every
one worth double the sale price... l
25c, 35c SILVER BROOCHES 18c
Cupid, flower, scroll and many other beauti
ful designs. Come early to get your choice
of the limited number on sale , in
at;........;....... ...IOC
- 75c STERLING BELT PINS 50c
Good strong Belt Pins and Buckles, in the
new French gray finish, all the latest i
oouveaVeffcctr; .". '.' :..'. : . .: 0UC
SOLID GOLD BACK COMBS.
Almost as low as plated styles the result of
a bargain. purchase. We guarantee them
solid gold mounted. . ." ' ;
$4.-50 COMBS, FOR $2.50. , " .
French shell with a pretty solid
gold mount, $1.50 value for......esevU
$5.00 COMBS FOR $2.75. :
These designsareriear
on the best' finish French shell, a number
of designs to select from., . .,' Jo TP
Sale . . . . . . , . . ... ..v. . . . : . . . , : . JZ. 75
800 New Trimmed Hats
VaLto $7.50 for $3.95
Special for Friday, the Llp
my,Wol(c School of Style
places on sale 800 Trimmed
Hats, in a variety to suit
every face, every new style
of coiffure, every complexion
and every color of dress.
These hats are of a character
usually sold for $7 JO. But
for - this extraordinary sale.'
your i
choice...'. .1
$3.95
Hundred of nw' Stater modal
(or election today and tomor
row in an Inflnlt variety of
tylaa at ovary prtoo.
1200 Pis. Kid Gloves for faster
Reg; $2.25 Vals., $1.47
These gloves" bear the name
:.-: -
of the most famous gloves in
the world a name which
every
woman knows a
name which we are not able
to advertise ' ifl a bargain
sale. They ' are the finest
'quality Imported kid gloves.
taken from -ourTegnlartocks,JJsold at
$2.25 a pair. Made of soft, elastic kid in
all light shades, some with fancy stitch
Inga white, tans, slates, reds, navy,
green, pearl, mode, cream, Nile green,
delft ; blue, : pink,' light blue. lavender,
lemon salmon, rose, Alice, etc. Perfect
in every respect and regu
lar $255 values
$1.47
Painting iTimc Sale Buy -Now
!.23c
:;,;,;.i;,;.;;.,43c.
Now is the time to paint floors and interior (woodwork. Also porches and step
-before the vines and plants grow over them, r
.. . . BEST MIXED PAINTS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
Pint best mixed . paint, in all the wanted colors for inside and
outride work, 40c value for.... '.
Quart site best mixed paint, all the beet
colore, 65c value for.
" Half-ffaJlon bet floor paint, in the good floor colore, . -. .... . Afto
regular $1 value for............ UOV
Interior varnish stain, ready for uie, the best finish for all woodwork, t O
in all the good colors, regular 25c value for.... u........ ....... XOL
-Enamel Paint for touchingnpalr ftney wood work," furniture,, etc 1 Pr
regular 25c value for , AOt
Best stovepipe enamel, gloss. black, a fine enamel for all kinds of iron 1Ap
work, regular 25c value for... lOL
-20c Combination ShoePolishlOc
. Oleole Friction Combination Polish, in box, 25c sire for.. 18
QcjpjJScshoe polishes, black, tan or white........ T.' 8
10c BlaclT Ravenola shoe paste. .. .ITT. . . . . . . . . BelT
,10c Bixola polish........ 8e
15c French T. M.. polUh.;..;,...'..!. ..10e"
Monogram Stationery, $4.00 Values, $235
. , Greatest Value Ever Offered in Portland.
We cut for you a steel dye, with two or three-letter monogram in script, old
English or any style you wish.. We give .50. sheeta of best linen lawn paper and -envelopes
TO match,' stamped in any color you may select. The die be- rj f
longs to you and will last for years. Never before offered so low ..SfujJ
100 best quality cards in the most fashionable sizes, printed, from your
plate by the best engrsveri. Superb special, Easter value at..
WHAT PORTLAND JIGHT ,
DO FOR CIVIC BEAUTY
Improvement Work of Oak J Park, llllnofa, Tells What That City
;, Ha$ Dona to Beautify Itself, , Though Nature ,
. ; -v Not So Wnd as With Portland. N . - :
,-fWJk.
r. "I( Portland, with all et the beeetlee
of gansral aaa.kup which nature has ee
lavishly spent upon her and the city's
Burroundlnrs. would follow out the Unas
In voaue by the Oak Park Improvement
-m octtoP-tll- would soon be one of
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ttf moat oeauurui cmea in in wono.
This la the opinion of Henry A. Tay-
- lor, a -wealthy resident of Oak Park,
. Illinois, one of Chlco's thriving and
up-to-date suburbs, and who - was the
' first president of the Oak Park Improve
' ment association, formed about five
. years ao to enhance the elvle beauty
of that town.
1 ' Wot ftelpeA by Katare.
"Oak Park had none ef the ptetures
' nue hills and rolllna around to start
. In with that Portland possesses, nor
I the climate to keep thing- green It
, months In the year.' says Mr. Taylor.
"There Isn't II feet difference between
- the very lowest end blsheat points In
. 'the town,- but we started In Just the
same and at the end of five years we've
' not one- of the prettiest little cities In
ths United Bute, and our cltlsens sre
so proud ef It they are continually rais
ins the standard. The same plan, only
on a larger and broader scale can be
don here In Portland, If the resldente
' would only com to a full realisation of
ths wealthy of material there Is here to
make e beautiful city." -
- Mr. Taylor explained that the Oak
.Park residents divided the dty Into eeo-
- -tlons, -each containing from one to t
eral blocks. tThese sections elected an
- improvement committee, which looked
after the beautify In, of that particular
i district and no other. The chairmen of
these subdivisions, however, formed ths
. larcer body known as the Oak Park
' Improvement association,' which has (en
teral charge of the work,,
SverytUnt ILookM After.
' ' The sections levy an assessment ef
, 1 cent a foot frontaa-e to carry on the
Improvement, and with this money trees
and flowers srs kept flourishing In the
parkways along the euro, the streets are
sprinkled and all ths lawns and grass
BLUE
BLOOD
not siistoeretle,
but Impure. .
POSTUM
i food corru
Makwei , RHfl Dlood
Itesd
The Road td
In pkgs.
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plots along the streets are kept In the
best possible shape.
The parent body looks after the beau
tifying ef the vacant lots, sees to It
that the alley are kept free of garbage
and rubbish end looks after all other
general detalls- iOnly recently a. Talli
road -was granted the privilege te ele
vate It track through Oak Park, and
the Improvement association will ses to
It that ever the crossings there are
stone archways and ths embankments
will be so to grass seed end ftowerad
and kept In aa fine shape as the resi
dence lawns.
.boards Tabooed. '
"We have no blllboarda In Oak Park,"
said Mr. Taylor. "They were promptly
tabooed by the association! and all real
stat signs are kept back to the build
ing line or farther, so that a person
looking down any street will ses only
a clean-cut, unbroken thoroughfare, bor
dered wito beautiful shsds trees end a
wealth of flowers.
"The division of the elty Into sec
tions has prompted a rivalry among the
residents, and each division strives te
Bisks Its section a little better than any
other. Ths result has been far-reaching
and it is difficult to find any place
in the United States possessed of more
civic beauty than we have. Every
street la paved, -and by the trifling as
sessment of 1 cent a foot frontage per
month , we keep down every particle of
dust In summer, besides , continuing
steady Improvements. Ths 'association
works Independently of the city govern
ment, except that it Is able to Influence
ordinance en sanitation and clvlo con
ditions." ., . . . ; r . , T .
- . Portland's Asvaatafes. '
Mr Taylor -I firmly convinced that
If some of the old improvement asso
ciation In Portland, together with those
already In existence, would turn their
attention to beautifying the city along
similar lines to those followed in Oak
Park, Portland would not be long In
coming to the front as a city prominent
throughout the nation . for . Its clvlo
beauty. ;
"Tou'vs got "everything to begin with
here," he added, "while we had nothing,
yet see what we have done."
Undesirable Immigrants.
. From the Vsn Norden Magaalne.
Among the curious defectives In ths
publlo schools are a few- oretlne who
come mostly from ths deep Bwiss val
leys These ere supposed to lack the
thyroid gland of the neck, and their
development Is extraordinarily slow.
One- girl In the rubllo school eould
not walk until years of age, nor talk
until . At the ago of 14 their stage of
development is not far beyond that of a
child of kindergarten ege. Yet medloal
remarch has discovered a method of
treatment, and even these may be Ulti
mately tnsd self-supporting. y;
ESTABLISH 0RE60H
BRAKCH Ifl PORTLAND
National Industrial Peace Pro
moter Hopeful of : Leaving '
"v' Permanent Organization.
F. H..8cullln, general secretary or the
National Industrial Peace association,
whe spoke at a meeting at the T. M.
C. A. last evening te promote the plan
which he advances for the settlement of
labor troubleev .through a permanent
board of arbitration, said this morning
thst the encouragement he had received
would result In the establishment soon
of an Oregon branch of the organisation.
Following the general plan J followed
elsewhere, an agreement has been pre
pared te which voluntary signatures will
be secured, business men and others
pledging themselves tovnoperate with
fellow-members in an endeavor te estab
lish and maintain harmonious relatione
between employers, their employe and
ths publlo. and in their effort to create
a healthy publlo sentiment universally
In favor of the settlement et all labor
disputes, through conciliation and arbi
tration. The othar side ef the question was pre
sented last night by members of some
of the labor unions who did not agree
with the speaker that Jabor dlf Acuities
could be settled by arbitration. Mr.
Scullln said this morning:
"I sxpeoted te meet with opposition
when I cams here. I meet with It every
where I make an effort to establish this
peace plan. - But the latter Is not only
tor the- purpose of arbitration, but to
eliminate from the ranks of labor and
kill the Influence 'Of professional man
who draw down their salary In Idleness
while promoting a strike among their
brothers."
Mr. Scullln says ha Intends te advance
his plan at various meetings to be held
In the elty until It is thoroughly under
stood and by" that-time the movement."
ha thinks, wilt be strong enough to es
tablish In Portland a permanent branch
of ths peace association. J
Ths meeting last night was attended
by Rabhl .Wise, Dr. Clarence True Wil
son and Rev." B. aV Muckley, the latter
two members of the ministerial commit
tee appointed to look Into the merits of
ths proposed plan. Alt of them a poke
in favor of some such schem. Weill
Nash presided. He also a poke along the
same Una as the minister. W. J. Tar-
row of the Industrial Worker of the
World presented the labor side ef the
question which wss opposed to the views
expressed by the peaoe promotsrs
. Welrht 1 no meaaure for coffee end
tea: It s the name Schilling's Best.
UPCHURCH LODGE
? t CELEBRATES FOUNDING
Unchurch lodge. No. lit, A. O. U. W,
celebrated the seventeenth anniversary
of It founding last night. There waa
a largs crowd in attendance. An ap
propriate program was followed.
The address of the occasion wee de
livered -by W. J. Clarke of Oervets,
grand master, who briefly reviewed
the history of the local lodge, which
WM founded March IS. 1810. He stated
that the lodge hsd distributed 116,000
besides expending large sum In char
ity in this Immediate neighborhood. - In
the state the order has paid over two
and one half millions of dollars, ho
said, to ths widows snd orphans ef de
ceased members. .
Newton Clark, grand recorder, spoke
on "Our Sister Jurisdiction." and Ralph
Feeney, past grand master, spoke on
The Level Rate and It Benefits," - A
number of speeches were delivered and
refreshments were served. '
Representatives of the National As
sociation of Mall Carriers - will visit
Erie. Pennsylvania, this summer te at
tend the unveiling of a monument la
memory of thS late Eben Brewer, first
postmaster In Cuba during the Ameri
can occupation In lSs. "
Postmsster-Oenerel : Oeorge von I
Meyer, who recently assumed office,
has accepted an Invitation te address
the Beaoon society la Boston . en
Msroh .
S0Z0D0NT
TOOTH
POWDER
Imparts "a sensation so ex
quisite and lasting. It cleans
the teeth and gives tone to
the mouth. Ask your dentist,
WE it W
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Low Prices and Easy Terms A Pleasure to Show Goods
We have added the
FAMOUS ACORN RANGES
to the STAR ESTATE and many other makes of
steel ranges and can suit any one that wants a good
range at a low price. Don't forget that we guarantee
every range or refund your money. We have 6-hole
ranges at $27.50. Call ir and see for yourself.
We have a large line of
ROCKERS
in golden and weathered
oak v and ' mahogany,
from $1.75 up. The one
like cut in golden and
weathered oak this week
Our Extension r
Tables
Come in all sizes and
finishes, round or square
tops, pedestal or 5-leg, U
"from $600 up
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We have now a complete line of birds-'
eye maple, solid mahogany and golden
. :.: oak - v-
BiREffl
to suit anybody and from
to m
Dresser , like cut in golden oak or
white maple, $16.00.
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