The Oregon daily journal., April 19, 1907, Page 17, Image 17

Tin: onccori daily journal, Portland. Friday evening. ArciiL id. icc7.
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Great Rebuilding; Sacrifice Sale
Nerved to high tension by the throngs of appreciative buyers that is making the
true merit of this ring throughout this city and country tributary to us, we will
make tomorrow a bargain event at this great Rebuilding Sale that will live for
years in the memory of every man, woman and child that visits this store. Every
department of this store'
Worth of reliable and fine quality medium and spring
weight Men's and 'Boys Suits, Overcoats, Craven
ettes, Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, Trunks, Suit Cases, -etc.,
will be spread with a series of bargains. Fine
groods at such prices, that every person of fair mind
will appreciate. Prices in some instances (when the lots are broken) will be less ,
than' one-quarter former selling prices. We must sell this stock. Dellar says it
must go before the workmen commence to demolish the store." So what must be,
.will be. c-C: v ,.. -v ;,y. x;.'--y V-: ' "; v---"v
READ SOME OF JM. PRICE EDUCTIONS!
And remember you will, get every one of them and more, too.
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There are values in these 3.000 Suits, when the actual reduc-
, tions are even greater than is mentioned in this announcement.
You can expect too much at Dellars Rebuilding Sale. , '
fJ PJA FOR $8 TO $10 SUITS Will take choice of 300
' e)X3U Suits; sizes 33 to '44 chest measure; in all wool or
worsteds, dark, medium or light colors.' Not a -suit in the lot but'
sold regularly at $8 and $9, and some as high as $10. - They are
. bargains beyond the most sanguine expectations of most critical
of bargain buyers. Some of last year's styles, not cut so long as
this spring's coats. ' . - '-v..". 'V''''- . ,
fr Cf FOR $10, $12, $15 SUITS This assortment of select
pt)0U-styles in single and double-breasted; black, blue, grays
C7; Cfl aB 'ancy colors, plaids, checks, mixtures, is beyond
!) DU question the finest . showing of best $10 and $12.50
Suits to be seen in the city. . Hand-felled-collars, full padded
shoulders, haircloth and canvas interlining. Suits that satisfy.
CO Cft POR'15 SUITS This almost endless variety; of
Oar 3U spring styles, selected to please the most exacting of
patrons, are reduced from, lots up to $15 and $16.50 ; serges, un-
' finished worsteds, wales; ribs, plaids, checks and silk mixtures;
are tailor made throughout ; The tremendous cut from' regular
prices needs no further argument,' as' there is not an opportunity
to' equal this great Rebuilding Sale. . ' y . "i ! . . v " . i
O CA FOR SUITS These Suits are .the best $18.50
"!)iZDl to $18 values that Vrrshown in Portland; The al-
jnost endless variety of c9lors, style and fabrics will need no, fur
ther eulogy. Select dpmestic and imported materials, equal in
every way ' to custom made, including . Prince Alberts. - Suits
worth to $25. - - w'V''-' ' :. ;;;,.; :. -C
1 Q Cfl FOR 20 TO 25 SUITS This establishment for
.: nearly .15 years has stood before the Oregon public,
f m . J A growing year by year strictly on merit. -It's such
2)1, Jll clothes as these that has made John Dellar's name,
' a household word for reliability. We have cut this line from $20,
' $22.50 and $25, as the finest and best goods in the house are the
ones' we are most anxious to sell before the dirt and dust begins
pVEMOm
; . Just remember there's more than 1,000 light,'- medium' and
heavy; all color. The price reductions arenas follows: r , 1 ; V
S4.50 For $8 to $10 ones, lots of them; ; r '
7.50 For up to $15, several hundred. ; - " '' v-! ' ; r
0.50 arid $11.50 For select $15, $18 and $20 ones. ,-' "r.
The King of Pantsdom is making headquarters here with 200
styles and qualities for you to choose from, with an actual saving
of 85c to $3.00 on each pair bought , . . ' ; -; -; ,
J1.15 For actual up to $2 Pants; - -' - v ; :
51.65 For best quality and styles $2.50 Pants.v ; ? ; :S ' V;
52.15 For elegant $3, and some even better. j, ; , ' , . t
12.05 Best styles $4 Pants, some beauties.' .."'
R3.65 Right into 1,000 pairs $5 and $6 Pants. V;.v.-" .;'.
I4m5 Those elegant imports, sell regular to $7.50. ; r ; ,
YOUNQ MENS tSUITS V.h
' It' the rising generation that it ihe real style critic He knowa atylea,
pecause the critical eye of the young man catches every change or fact
in faihion. Dellar't Rebuilding Sale wants that eye on thes Suits and
both eves on the Rebuilding Sale cut prices. Only about 1,100 Suits to
select toom.
S2.T5 and 3. T5 Hnmit ervt-M. 9A nf $7 50 Suits. '- '
J5.KO and f 8.60 For top notch 9 and $10 Suits.
8.50 and f 9.50 For tailor made imports, $13.50 to $15 Sui
KINESES PAINTS
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SIZES 2 TO 18 YEARS. "- ' ' ' ' ' '
Mothers,' for IS years we have dealt honest and above board with you.
Never promising or doing anything but take interest in our patrons, and
selling the best at the lowest possible prices consistent with the qualities
offered. . Now we are cutting prices on account of rebuilding. We are
cutting prices so as to save you 25 to 50 per cent
f 1.25 and 1.45 For great lot broken size $2.00 and $2.50 Suits. .
1.95 For a mountain of elegant $3.50 Suits. .-s-- f V" ' .
3.35 a grand and royal festival in $4.00 to $5.00 Suiti v V V
ODD KINE2B PAINTS
25 For 50c Pants; 40 for 75c Pants. '
60f For an elegant $1.00 Knee Pants.
'. BOYS' SHIRTS. '-A'. '; :-' ., :
IK For white and fancy mixed lot to 50c value, v ' v 1 t '
V FURINISMIINO GOODS V .
The Rebuilding Sale prices throughout this stock are so ridiculously low
that yon can buy the very choicest goods at a lower price than any mer
chant has to pay at wholesale. - ; ' - ;v - L .'..'
v SHIRTS. - . K
5 for Golf Shirts. Were 75c. . :v:' v. ' ,
S&4 lot StandardStiff-Bosom Shirts. Were. JLQQ : - Jli. . .
S5e for Workiagmen'a Best 50c Shirts:'" -. - :, -x '-iv.V
54 for Golf and Negligee, select 75c and $1.00 values. ,
5 for Golf and Negligee, extra select and $1.25 values. J,"- ', ' ' -
85 for Negligee Shirts, special offering, $1.35 values. . . .
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15 for broken lot Plain and Fncy, 35c values.' . : i- V v- '
S5e for Derby and Fleece, regular 50c .values. ... -X
HOf for best quality 75e UnderweaK. , i W "
65 for broken lot best $1.00 values Merino. :
f l.OO for the $1.50 Wool the kind that made Dellar's the leading under
wear store. ..: ';--,-'-' -li
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BO forMixed Wool, $1.00 values. - . . ' ; . ,; . ,
f l.OO and ftiS for-up to $2.50 Sweaters. , A; 5 ... ; ,. ,v ,
S9e for Children's 75c Sweaters. - . . ::. '
60e for Boys' $1.00 Sweaters.,. ; . ;. - -' .' ;
85a for Boys' $L50 Sweaters;-' " .'.
8U4 for: Black and Tatt, 12j4e value. ' " '
12 for Black, Tan and Fancy 20c Sox.. . j : i- i ' . ;
19 for Plain and Fancy 35c Sox. , . " . v
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10 for special value. Cost more. ),... , , ' '.i ."" .'t' 1
39 for best 50c Suspenders on earth. ' t'm ' " ' 1 '
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19 for pure silk spring styles, up to 35c goods. . ' .': -
39 for Dellar's great 50c spring line. - - i . y ' 'i
" -. , UMBRELLAS. 1 i'"-.-'. x
504 for 75c Umbrellas.
T5 for $1.00 UmbrelUs.' ' , ; -V ,y""y': v' .'Vv r.-
f l.OO for $1.50 Umbrellas. -
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84 for belt 5c Handkerchiefs. " r ' ' , '. , ' ' '
T4 for best 12e Handkerchiefs. - ; V ' Vi , V -f, '? t
12J4f for best 20c Handkerchiefs. ' ' , , .
- . THREE HUNDRED SUITCASES.
Not 299, but 300 or more to select from r . ,
Were $175 : $2.50 $5.00 " ftf.OO $7.50
Now iUO -r- $1.63 , $2.90 ; $3.60 $4.65
TRUNKS. ,. . '
More than a van load ; - '
Were . . . . ...t...t....$4.00
Now
$5.00
$2J0 $30
$8.00:
$4 JO
,$9.00;
$5.40
$11.50
$6.75
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: - AND THEN SOME MORE-HATS. '
654 and they are off. About 300, pearl, drab, tan, iron, ochre, etc Good
ones and good styles, but we take a fall out of hats tomorrow because
they take up lots of room, and room is what we want and must have.
They are $1.50 and $2.00 hats, and good ones at that.
-i-'V y, ,v 884 FOR $1.50 HATS. ,; ";
This lot of hats are specials. But hats tak up lots of room. , Hats must
move, so we put $1.50 hats in this class. The spring styles. .. , " . .
; . . V Y " . v V r 51.65 FOR $2.50 HATS. . " ' ' . " ' ' -: ' f ;
The nobby shades, shapes and colors, bought for the hat critic of 1907
and cut from $2.50. , , .
, v , - f 2.35 FOR $3.50 HATS. - ; '
Do you want the best stytes and finest qualities? These are our $3.00
and $3.50 hats. In all shapes ' . , ' r ' . ' .
BOYS' 'AIND MISSBS' SHOES Vr
A world in itself. Supplied with all the different stylet and kinds of
Youths' Shoes in the universe. ' ' ; . . r ' u
754 AND 904 for $1.50 SHOES. J "
This is a wonderful lot of $1.50 Shoes; all kinds, but for quick action they
go at 75c and 90c." - " J
-: fl.45 FOR $Z25 SHOES. , ,v"
Sample lines, late styles for boys and misses; style, service and satisfac
tion. John Dellar's $2.25 Shoes. ' .
1.85 FOR S2.S0 SHOES.
.. Dressy for style and shape, hand-turned welts, $2.50 Shoes, at John Del
lar a great sacnttce sale on account oi store reconstruction.
Children's Shoes. Bring on thevkindergarten crowd. ; "'J. .
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We will close but several hundred pairs $1.35 Shots. . ,'
J: 81.35 FOR $2.00 SHOES. . i , -Very
handsome and fine, stock regular $2.00 "Shots...1.' " V V )
"" f 1.65 FOR $2.50 SHOES.".' 1 r:' S
The highest class footwear, a world of style, regular value $2.50. 7
.WOMEN'S SHOES :
Prices tiiat aeent like fiction, but true to penny. - : "
254 Odd lots Oxford Ties house Shoes to $2.00 value. . . v ; , ' "
, 754 AND 1.00 FOR $U0 AND $2.00 SHOES. '
Starting at these unusually low prices give you some idea of the terrible
sacrifice we are making on account of rebuilding. These are our $1.50
and $2.00 Shoes. - ' ' ' . - -
, - . ; fl.45 FOR $2.50 SHOES.
There is style and quality here to please the fastidious Shoe buyer; $2.50
in almost endless variety street and dress Shoes.' ,
- . v . ' f 2.45 FOR $3.00 AND $35 SHOES.
1,000 pairs or more, the acme of footwear. The most reckless sacrifice of
all new footwear ever made in Portland; $3.00 and $325 values-, . V
." ;U ; f 2.85 FOR $30 SHOES. ' J',,;
Our high-grade, hand-welt, bench goods, the newest swing lasts and .
boulevard toe, patent, gunmetal, vict kid, latest and best $3.50 Shoe. ,
-.-, JVLEIN'S SHOES
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504 and 754 Good wearing Congress and odd pairs to $1.50 values. .
-,,'. , - ,. 954 FOR $1.75 SHOES. " . V'.-" r.V.
Four hundred pairs of box calf Shoes, light,, medium and heavy stock.
Every Shoe bought at this stone must be satisfactory. It has John Del- ,
lar's guarantee behind it. This bargain grabbing lot containa Shoes of
all kinds, worth to $175. -
fl.45 FOR $3 JO SHOES.
Vici, heavy kip, calf and velour Shoes, in more Uhan 50 styles of toe and -shspes
of last These are thv best $2.50 Shoes, and only nnder forced .
circumstances would w ever consider to slaughter this immense fine
Stock.' ' ' - ' ,'
v - ; f 1.95 AND f2.45 FOR $3.00 AND $3.50 SHOES. '
Dd you realize what 5,000 pairs means? - Try. " And then come here and
we will give you the opportunity of selecting from, that many pairs -or
more, worth $3.00 and $3.50. This Rebuilding Sale will terrorize the shoe .
seller and draw. more people to this unparalleled reconstruction sale than
ever attended a sale in Portland. ' .'
f 2.85 Think of Dellar $4.00 Spring-Style Shoes at less than factory ;
costl ' Now you have the exact situation at the Rebuilding Sacrifice Sahe.
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There are lots of other bargains in' this great Rebuilding Sacrifice sale. No, we have not f orgotten any of them, butf or want of space must stop. But when you get here youll
see that John Dellar don't overstate anything about this store. All goods must be satisfactory or they can be exchanged, or money refunded on any day but Saturday. We
can't hardly serve the buyers on that day, so .please don't ask to exchange goods on Saturday. You see why. Too busy. . ;, lj V:;-''X, '.vv;; "iv-i-'"-.1-'
. FOUR NEW COTTAOE3
$3,750 to 54,000
On car line, 5, 6 and 7 rooms, gas
and electric lights, sewer and city
water, cement basement, furnace,
fireplace, etc.," fine view of Mt.
Hood, lyZ lots with each house.
Terms to suit. r
D. L KEASEY & CO.
Exclusive " Dealers in Heights
Property. Office on the Heights
and 7 Chamber of Commerce.
P. Main 2159. .
WAREHOUSE
mmmf
We will . consider any rea
sonable offer on corner lOOx
100, close in. If ybu. want,
to rent we will build to suit,
MOORE REALTY CO.
: V ,268 Stark St. '
" 10 Acres . ;
y Council Crest
Commanding magnificent Vlw of
City, Mountains aad Vailey. Cheap
est Bigntiy acreage, la city 11,000
per acre. . , ; , i .,..' .
Ycrex BrosCompany
.JOS Goodnoogh BUg.
. . .Phone Mate 13S.
A Modern Office Building
'"THE BUCHANAN"
Washington' Street;' Bet. Fourth
and Fifth. Best offices in the
city, ranging- in price from $15 to
(30 per month. Elegant Suites
i $25, $40 and $55. All .modern
equipment. , Light, ' heat, water
! and janitor service included with
above price. Al elevator service.
Portland Trust Company of Oregon
Southeast Corner Third and Oak
Phone Exchange 72
15 ACR.ES
100 LOTS 1
SOUTH PORTLAND
- iMMt Tragi U Caitw ( City.
. KfTt VLATTXO.
11 aihnta (na Thlre mi Waahlnr ,
,d4 S aihivtM' w!k. Our pic tl.ouo
MO BXIDOES 0 SELATS.
Sain eiatinc Mt at cmtar; tvta antn( H
12,000 Mch. aM wnt cratar. S,0u aack,
YEREX BiOS. COMPANY ;
Vhaa Kaia 13. j SO
For Sale Cheap
NEW BUNQALOW
$2,250
I rooms, eomer lot 10x114; porealsla
bath and plumbing throu shout lirat
elaaa, tlntad walla. nloa atUe; naar ML
Tabor car Una; ISO, or mora down,
balance ay tarmav ' . . '
l c x, nconvsoirr, is Third
WOOD ALCOHOL FATAL . '
-. 10 HIT JOHMI
' maSaaSasaMBBjalBSlialgSS y
Serving Worruin at Shanlko, De
,'; spondent. Drinks Fluid, Not
, - Knowing It Poison. ;
fKpaelal Dtoaatrk ta Tka loimll ' "
Banlko, Or.. April It. In a tit of
daapondancy Emily Johnson drank two
eancas of wood alcohol with suicidal ln-
' tant at Band. Oregon. Monday night,
and died Wadnaaday at S p. m. In sraat
agony, flha waa 41 years old and waa
employed aa a aarvant In tha family of
lr. Mitchell. 8ha waa In tha habit of
,' drinking, and when aaked why aha had
CASTOR I A
. Tor Infants and Children.
Tt3 Klr.i Yea Kita Ahrsjx E::it
Bsars the
lgntnre
ta.. ' tha fatal atap said aha had tha
bluaa and wanted a stimulant and did
jot know It waa polaon. Just before
ahe died aha tried to glye the name and
addreaa Of a slater in the east, but was
ao far gone-ahe expired without making
herself understood. .
BLAMES CONTRACTORS .
FOR DEATH OF CHILD
A. ' damage suit growing out of the
death , of Harry A. Oreene, aged 1
yeara, who. fell through at hole In a
bridge on Baat Stark street last Janu
ary, waa filed today In the circuit court.
The Pacific Bridge company, Joseph
Paquet and. Jamea B. Tlllotaon. are
blamed for the death of the child and
the amount of damagea prayed for Is
$5,000. the maximum allowed by law.
The plaintiff la the motherNf Jha boy,
Barbara Oreene, whose huaband deserted
her some time ago.
The bridge In question la situated on
Eaat Stark street . between Grand ave
nue and Baat Seventh. The Paclflo
Bridge company waa under contract to
repair It - and. according toy the com
plaint, waa guilty of wanton careleaa
neaa In placing no barrlcadee to prevent
persona paaalng acroas after many of
the planks had been taken up. The
Oreene boy paaaed over the bridge on
hla way home from School, slipped on
a plank and fell to his death, 10 feet
below.
MINING ASSOCIATION m
' : TRULY REPRESENTATIVE
Baker City Has Reason to Ex
, psct Great Things of New
Organization. :
CSeeetA Dtasatch te The ToaraaLI
1 Baker City, April II. Mining men of
eastern Oregon are expressing their ap
proval of the projected Eastern Oregon
Mining asaoclatlon by placing their alg
naturee to tha membership Hat aa faat
aa It la presented to them by Colonel
Jamea A. Panting and W. J. Patterson,
who are circulating the paper. Fifty,
the number needed to assure tha life
of tha organisation, will aaally be se
cured. . Many others are planning to
.-.'.'. JVST BBOAVBS ' I
your cough la only In the throat and
doaa not trouble you now, don't think
that It needs no attention. When It
nea not had mifh of a start Is the time
to check IL The allghteat cough eas
ily leada to Pneumonia. Bronchltla and
Consumption. A bottle of Mallard's
Mnrehound Syrup will euro that cough.
The prioe pute It wtthla reauh of all.
fluid br all drugclata,
become members and the list will soon
be close to the 100 mark. Ifot only- min
ing men have signed the petition, but
bankers, merchanta, lawyers and bual
nesa men, all . Intereated In seeing the
mining , Industry sueceesful la. eaatern
Oregon. The Usefulness of the associa
tion, which will positively represent the
district, cannot be doubted. '. ., .
FOUR BUTTE POLICEMEN
FIRED OFF THE FORCE
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tloaraal Hnarlal Sarrlea.t 1 ' :
' Butts, Mont, April II. At a meeting
of the city council last night Sergeant
of Ponce Ueorge Parlln and Patrolmen
Radmalovlch, Pelky and Whitley were
permanently suspended from the ' force
for Incompetency and the apreadlng of
ntortea of graft. The police committee
finds that the Butte police had the dan
gerous habit ' of accepting gifts for
guarding the peace. . : . 'i - .
burglar confesses
' and Dives up boodle
ilnernal Special Sorrlr. '
St Paul, April It. The 121,000 that
waa stolen from the Northern I&xpreea
office at the Union Depot Thursday
night when Clerk Zimmerman waa
forced at the point of a pistol to open
the safe has been recovered by Chief
of Polio O'Connor, . J oh Qundersoa
conf eased and piloted the polio to the
railroad yards, and ahoweed Uhera a
sand pit where the money was hidden.
Ounderson la a discharged employe of
tna express company.
NEW COMPANIES FILE
ARTICLES WITH CLERK
Articles .of Incorporation war filed
with fha , county , clerk . today - as . fol
lows: . 1 ; ; :.v :.
The lAaswell Timber company J In
corporators, J. R. Laaawall. Charles R.
Webber . and W. K. Mahaffyj capital
stock. $180,000. ' '
- Johneon-Llebar company; Incorporat
ors. William A. IJeber. J. W. B. Van
and H.'. O. ' Thompson; capital stock,
140,000. - : ' '.'',
WHITMAN-WILLAMETTE
DEBATE POSTPONED
'(paetal Dletea (a Tba Jamaal.J
Whitman College, Walla Walla. Wash.,
April 10. Word has been received by
the secretary of the Whitman debate
council that the debate with Willam
ette unlverelty, which waa to have been
held at Salem Friday evening. April II,
has been postponed to Wednesday ven-
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b eoropoeed of Davenport .Woodward
ana Mason.
GIGIMIBDAGI1E
CARTERS
PHIS.
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Positively earee! y
these) IMU FUls.
! Tney also renT Dts
tieas from Dyspepsia. In
dlgestioa and Too Hearty
Satins A perfect ra
edylor DtxHneaa. nausea,
Drowsiness, Bad Tasts
ta tb) Mo-th. Coated
Tongo, Pain tn Bas Bids.
TORPID LTVXB. Tbfflr
mfuisM tbs Bowels. Purely Vofetabia.
small pill saL1c:se. $iuan::i.
CARTERS
IflVER
PHLi.
Cemi'ina Must Bear
Fao-Similo Sienaiun
REFUSE lUSSTIT'JTEI.
IT'S UP.TO YOU
To look at that S-room modern houaaw
111 East Flanders St., lot 10x100. fine
location, X block from car; aa excep
tional buy, 93.SOO.
. t: We have other bara-alne.
, oomcOBTWBAr.TsT rnrsT CO,
axxTX ajtd Asun,
COUNCIL CREST PE"
Tha most fashionable) resKI .
district in the city. Choirs o
traded streets near car lino
each, i
Ycrcx Crcs. Ccr:.r;
302 Goodnoniih T! !j.
Phone Mala 133.
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YoutWul Cclcr.
coc. ah. DnuaciaTo.
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