The Oregon daily journal., April 24, 1907, Page 15, Image 15

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The Big Sale on with a rush. At 9 this morning: the excitement commenced with the greatest crowds that ever attended a
sale. Every aisle a seething jam of buyers and even with a hundred extra salespeople it Is next to impossible to wait on all,
t .;' V;. . ' : so great are the crowds - - . ; 1 ,r: -.-. -
Every Blow Is Murderous in ItsFearful Execution of Prices A Slaughter Without a Parallel
We bought the entire Syme Bros, stock at 20c,r30c and 40c on the doUar, and that's tne way we u seu it,'unng in casn ana taxe away ana, worm oi.rocrcnanaise. xi b ax once inc greatest
most stupendous and terrific slaughter this city has ever witnessea, ana tne prices prove , too. rrom ena xo cna me wauic siotb soimc wjui uargauis, au cvuyuuug uuuuui;i(iv. vtiy
word and come. ' For every item quoted here there's a hundred equally as good and as cheap at the stores It's a sale worth coming a hundred miles to attend, for. such bargains and such values were
never offered before. But act ; act quickly; how, at once. Be here at 9 o'clock when the doors open. It's the one sale you must not miss. A price annihilating event that ; occurs but once in a lifetime.
:.':. j- i-.,-,-v-i'iiztu VJI-iU-.v - n'v:-.i -f ;v -v - 'Remember, at 9 tanornw; :Get in lin& r-'r '-.r-. -r-r. :' -,
Wanled-50 TIorc Exlra Salespeople
to : help handle the xrowds-Apply to
V " Superintendeht at once ; '
Doors Open at 9 Tomdrrov; rJorniEO
50 more experienced salespeople wanted
at once-rApply to superintendent
HTTZZ CLOCK CI YAKLLrRCjt 111719 ZZP,
Most Astoi!ii3MiiaMStagge ok meet
Bargains That Did defiance to All Competition, and Remember tho Whole Stock Is Slaughtered lake This
ledecooiis
6c, 7c and Ao -
Figured
Calico
2 YD
ODD LOTS .
10c Wash
Laces
il YD
Large: 5c bar: Iitm- 4 in
Regular t5c box
Parlor Matches v ; ;
lidies-$lEmbrbidyOQp
Trimmed Waists vzvpM
Best 35c id 50c -Dress
Goods; yard
18c
HenV Best $150 CI X ft
Dress Shoes ; JX
Plain and Fancy
39c50c
Silks
IS
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YD
' : Ladltt Bast :
$2.50 Wash
r Waists
One , lot . of 75c ,s
Table Covers
39e
ladjcs $415v
TaildtHaSeStiits
$3.98
Hen's 20c and 25c
Neckties;' go at ';.
Hen $lj&;75c;
Laundered Shirts
39c
Men's 65c Balbrig Qtp
Shirts & Drawers
. - Man's Bst
5c and 10c
'Kerchiefs
4 ,
5000 BARS
Toilet
Soap
IS
500 Ladies' $land!O0
$1.25 Wrappers. t
AJ4 T
worth i$Ii50S
Air
Woman's 15e v ODD LOTS t One Lot of FCiXST
. Fancy Women's Rcg.-75c 25c Fi'cl
Hosiery Shoes Rugs Orgon&s
: frn-y :&m: '29cu 91'
Boys' Finest 20c: iOA
aavwv v www
tO&Brass Extension jD1
Rods . ..VVV2
$2 Yard WideTaf- OQo
feta'Silfcs VJ ;"
Ladies' $20 & Qfl QQ
$S Oxfords, pair vl0tf
Ladies$3&$3.50 CI 97
Silk.Waists. . .?'
Ladies'"$7.5Q "CO IQ
&vertjadetsv.i3'
7c 8c & J0c VaL
Laces. Yard . .
3c
$lAIi-0verEm-ACr
broideries. Yard 'J'C
Hen's $5. $6 00 QC
and $7 Panis .
Ladies'
$35SpringSnits
Ladies'$I&$J.25Oo
Kid Gloves ; . . . V
Hen's $8&$J0 Jl Oft
Work Suits . . PH.yO
Finest 60c Silk
Organdies; Yard
IBc
5,000 Regular 3c
Tablets'each V
1c
UrgeC:Packagt:if)
Envelopes jx-djKj
20c & 25c Black ; Oo
SatihRibbons 'r V rV
500 Purses; Worth
Up to!$L50 . , .
HO
4
Women's ; 25c Fine il 71 o
Knit-Vests .v..
lOc Yard Wide -RguredSilkolene
i&2S
Men's 50c Presidcat
75c Double:Tip
Silk Gloves '
48c
JUST FOLLOW TK1E . CTOWDS
Thousands and thousands of other bargains-for these arc but hints of the many great Bankrupt sacrifices-come and seecome
expecting the greatest bargains you ever secured anywhere, and no matter how high your expectations,'you will not be disappointed.
Ask today's crowds if we haven't given all that's promised and more, too. v. .; V
Doors Open at 9
One Lot Ladies
Dresses, Choice
Children's 75c
Dresses, go at'
Tomorrow
Mqrrnhg
Ladies' $50 Pat
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BUSINESS HEN
READY FOR TRIP
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'Section ; Assigned - to "Those
' Planning to Make Ecur-, : -:
aion to Boise.
Further pUni for th bnalnMi inra'a
ntmralon to tuUra Orton war laid
at a meatlitf hald . at tha Commercial
" club raatartay. .. ' A ' numbar of tha
moat prominent buatneaa men of Port-
land haTe alfnlf lad their Intention of
jolnlnv tha party, and there la atlU
' room for a few mora. ; 'y
' Tha party will lear Portland Mon
- dir. May . ' and will return Sunday
mornlnr Praotlcally erery town be
tween thla olty and Boiaa, Idaho, will
pe viBiivu. ,c 1
- Bectlona were aaalmed aa followe:
Mr. MarahaU (Marahall-WeUa Hard-
MoMnrrar. Tom Rlohardaon. J. B. Frem.
H. B, Tu thill, F. a Stanley. J. O. Rob-
erta, C. D. Brunn, F. BX Manobeater, F.
O. Buffum, a ,1 Maatlck. T. N. Btop-
penbach. O.'M.- McDowell,-3. Durkhelm-
ar, Herman Wittenberg-, Johtt Bcott, C
a Jackion, D. IL mlth, O. M. Brown,
J. W. Voaan, Xjv. a W. Comellua, Dr.
J. W. Morrow, A. G. Call on, W. It Ded-
CASTOR I A
.' lor Infants and OiUdrea.
Tta K!r.J Yea Hsnteji 1::$
Bean tha
ltfntura
man Jr O. W. Hoyt,-F. .W. laherwood,
A. H. Breyman, W. C Lawrence, T. W.
B. London, W. H. Moore, N. A. Perry,
C H. Enllh, J, P. Baamuaaen, F. B2.
Beach. ... , '" ' "
A large number of thoea who are to
ro will decide their location , a little
later. . Any ' two peraona can hare a
aeotlon. A treat majority of tha bank
era and Jobblnr house have already
alnd up. ' There la yet room for II
more. -. Another meeting" will be called
for aaalfnment. All peraona contem
plating' taking- thla trip- are urged to
select aotne one and choose a section.
DESIRE TO BE . .
-. SINGLE AGAIN
Three W'hrea Seek Freedom by Ap
w plying to the Court for
SeprUon. '
Three unhappy wlvea took tho Initial
atepa toward returning to tha state of
celibacy yesterday. ,
Alleging- that her fcuabaod la a aroaa.
habitual drunkard ' and that aha was
compelled to leave him to support her
self -and iter ' small - cnna, Nada U.
Walters asks to be freed from Thomas
B. Walters.. Tha' eoupla were married
at Omaha In July, Kit. The separation
took place In 104. I
Margaret M. Shore wants a divorce
from Frederick J. : Shores - on grounds
of eruel and . Inhuman treatment. The
pair wars married ' at Madison, New
York. In 114. They have ikk children.
Dora H. Berlnger wanta a divorce
from William B. Berlnger on grounds
of desertion. They were married In
Vanoouvsr, Washingten, In September,
" ;
" ' niscaltmakprs' Strike Settled.
Helena, Mont.1 April . The strike
at the plant or the National Biscuit
company's plant her was settled yes
terday and all handa have returned to
work. Both sides make eonoeaalona. '
SCOUT WHO FOUGHT STRANGE,
DUEL, FATHER OF MRS. GRAHAM
Tha daughter of tha brave scout
whole valiant deed and Its strange se
quel ware recorded In last Sunday's
Journal Is living in Montaviua, ana
has contributed this . Information. v She
la Mrl jr. A. - Graham. Mrs, ' Graham
writes as follows:
"I think It might ba Interesting to
soma of your readers to know that tha
union ' acout referred to, tha telegraph
operator named Briggs,' was my father.
The Impulse that-mads him the first
to volunteer to do a brave and danger
ous act was only an Index to his char
acter and personality. H - was "over
brave, good and ' honorable in . allv tho
walks of Ufa" v f." - "
The Incident wtiloh was recorded Oo
eurred In Springfield during tha war.
Volunteers were aaked for to go ont and
do soma reconnottartng from the stock
ade. Mrs. Graham's father.- Mr. Briggs,
who was a telegraph operator, was the
first man to volunteer. - He atola out
from tha stockade and to within 10
yards of what, was then the city ceme
tery. -i -
A Confederate soout was bidden be
hind a tombstone, and he . took a ahot
at Brlgge, It waa toward evening, and
the two men' exchanged possibly IV
shots at each ether In this strange duel
in tha darkness. About 1 o'clock In the
morning truo was declared ; and tha
wounded of both sides were eared for.
Mr. Briggs waa found dead near' tha
foot of a tree.. A bullet from the Con
federate scout had pletoed his ' brain.
The body of tho -Confederate was found
In tho cemetery against a tombstone.
A Union bullet had pierced hla heart.
So died two brave men. - ' t
MAN WITH SKULL-CAP PAYS BILL
WHEN CHINAMAN THREATENS HIM
There was one of .tha liveliest discus
sions ever heard outside council meet
ing In- the corridors of the olty hall
this morning. A Chinesa washerman,
without his basket, waa passing through
the building, when he was accosted by
" ' ' . vr saoAvn ; ; ."..-',,
your cough la only la tho throat and
does not trouble you now, don't think
that It needs no attention. When It
has not M4 much of a start I the time
to check It The slightest eousi -lly
Iniili' to Pneumonia, Bronchitis and
Consumption. A bottle of . Ballard a
Ilnrahnund Syrup will cure thai oough.
The price puis It within-reaoa of alL
Sold by all druggists, ... ,
one of his oustomera. ' Tha greeting
waa warm on tba part of tha Chinas.
."Five, ehlrta. 14 collars, all other
washout, I1.S0," was the salatatloa of
the celestial. ' .
TU pay that bill.- said the man, If
you'll tell ma what to written en that
laundry, ticket" . v
"Ticket.", said tha ..Chtnamaa. "say
that whit man don't belong to tho elty
hall, but he la a whit devil with bo
hair on hla head."
Tha "whit devil" does a treat deal
of business with .the olty and county,
and he has to wear a akull-oap during
tha fly season, ' .Any remarks about the
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WHICH VILL IT BE?
A LAUNCH
A CANOE, or
A ROW BOAT
Oiir' Supply, Is Complete
Our Repair Work If Excellent
Our Prices Arc rioderate
Our Stock . Is Perfection
Our Name U'Reliable'
loss of his hair generally oauaea a
scrap. It came near causing one to
day. . Tha desire of tha whit man to
fight waa evident
, "Ton handsome Chinaman." he
as hs squared ..himself for a fi"
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