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.19 THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING,; JUNE 13, 1CC7.- s to . '" v ,, ' , ,' ,, ;" ,)', ' , 'v ' I CUV r h,e TT1 Our Third Great Silk Suit Sale of ihe season will be held in Portland's Leading Cloak and Suit Store for tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise Sale 800 of the most striking garments shown this -season to be disposed of at less than y their valueSuits purchased from overstocked manufacturers hy our cloak buyer , re. ' " ' - . ' . ' TOMORROW'S SURPRISE SALE' OF 500 Window Shades 'ftSc ValtiM on ' Sato' at Each, 29c Great odd lot of;Window Shades, to be cleaned up at a low price to morrow; some. are slighly, damaged from handling;' all are madecof the best-quality hand-painted oil. opaqueodd sizes and colors,, from 1 ft 6 in. to 3 ft. wide,-3 to-7 ft.' long;. mounted on,.spring 'IQ. roller i ; values up to 85c each. Choice, , with fixtures, at..;.. V V--'- On sale in" the , Curtain ' Department Third floor. J iaxwiii Snrprise Sale of to $6.00 Values on Sale -iV i ' , i -i -,- . ' .i , . .. At $2.33 great maay SurprlM Sal tomorroir of 900 Thl ' bml wmwt rtyl ta whlf llnn.. DmbroldTU hmtltohH, caUopA and lnrtlon trlaund. Htnri nd - bamboo. haaflUa with bra oapa "and tTory tip. 9xlH tfco " Fataaola ovory woman win want dar lnc tha hot Jmly mai Anynat day grand ; aaaortmant. S3 -CO to S84K) rain on aaia for tomorrow only at taa lowt prlco $2.33 Baa 6 tli ft window. W man or phono or- dora flllxl Com oirly for boot Talnoa. ' '. . TQMOIUtOW'S SURPRISE SALE OF ' " gL35-$1.50 Lons Gloves 37c Pair In the igjoveatoret tomorrow, women's 12 and 16-button length suede lisle Gloves; mousquetaire style; mode, champagne and gray," -, .ff. in nearly all sires;-regular $1.25 and $1.50 values, on sale at.: J C Out entire istockof White Silk White; Kid, White Lisle,' and "Chamois Gloves on sale; aj Jnna White Sale prices. Lookxto your wants. 2000 Pairs White Canvas Oxfords $2, $3.33, $3,50 "Values $1.68 In' the ; shot store for tomorrow's 907th Friday Surp rise Sale, 2,000 pairs of Women's WhUe Canvar Oxfords; hand turn and -welt soles, plain or ' tipped toes, white covered heels or i leather Cuban heels;' regular and Blu- cher styles and Gibson ties, with fib-' ' bon laces; also two eyelet styles, plain or embroidred vamps; the greatest as sortment ot wmte shoes ever ottered ior ine money; wonaer ful values; all sizes, pair ever oiierea $1.68 on his recent trip to the marketShirtwaist and Jumper Suits. Very pretty models and a large variety to select fromWaists are made up in the new Marie Antoinette styles, others are fancy tucked with dainty yokes of Venise, VaL and Irish crochet lace The Jumper waists are made with cape sleeve, strapped trimming and piped in plaid silks; other styles have underwaist and sleeves of lace Many of the models have short sleeves with extra cuff, for making full length sleeve Fine quality silks in tan, brown, black,. navy-blue, fancy green, gray, red, light blue, fancy stripes, black and white checks, blue and white checks, polka dots in-bluer and black. Materials are Foulard silks, taffeta silks and fancy satin stripe ' silks All ' sues Just the suits you want for summer wear, t T . - - ' coot, serviceapie ana srynsn. Values up to $28.00 each. Chojce tomorrow only at the extremely low price of, the suit See FiftlrStwindow displays No" mail or phone orders filled TOMORROW'S SURPRISE SALE OF 70 New Refrigerators $10 Valoos cm Sal, at $7.44 In the basement house furnishing goods store for tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise Sale we offer 70 of the celebrated White Mountain Refrigerators, made of thoroughly seasoned pine lumber, handsomely finished in dark golden oak; galvanized iron shelves? removable; 30 lbs ice capacity; sizer 24 in. long, 18 in. deep, 38 in. bighj-. C. AA best values ever offered in a low price refrigerator, at.. V r' '$10 model for $7.44. , See Fifth street window. ' ' . : : : . f Tomorrow's Surprise Sole of B Toung Men's Suits I a til..: I rf.k. . Ma Phenomenal Value $9.35 a Suit Young men's fine Suits at an exception ally low price tomorrow 200 new, up-to-date garments in the lot Ages 13 to 20 years Single or double breasted coats. Materials are fancy worsteds in neat stripes, checks and overplaid Blue serges, black Thibet All well made throughout, best linings and - findings. Suits for dress, school and, vacation wear. Suits ' of equal: style and quality would cost you $15 to $18 at the exclusive cloth- l-ADii ing store Your choice w g n for tomorrow only at V M - this very low price, 7 w w -' Mail orders will, receive prompt attention TOMORROW'S SURPRISE SALE OF J Ghildretfs 35c-50c Hosiery pn Sale At 1 8c the Pair-M For tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise Sale a great special lot of Boys' and Girls' Hosiery; heavy ribbed lisles and cottons; mercerized and silk lisles; some with double heels and toes; fast color; all-sires; values ranging from 35c to 50c a pair to be cleaned up to-VI O morrow at the extraordinarily low price of, per pair. ......... ItJL' Flags at Very Special Prices 24-inch Buntinette Flags; 15c values at .........12 36-inch Buntinctte Flags; 25c values at.. ...V............19 48-inch Buntinette Flags; 50c values at........ 39f Sale of fast color Bunting Flags; fast colors 6x10 feet; $2.25 values... C Jf 1.95 6x12 feet; $2.50 values..... f 2.10 8x12 feet; $3.75 values..... Large stock of Wool Bunting, Muslin, Cotton and "Silk Flags; all sizes, and all grades third tloor. , .' Pennants and Flags made to your order Third floor. . . 2x4 feet; 50c values...... .39 4x6 feet; $1.00 values 79 5x8 feet; $1.75 values..... 1.49 1 -tyy '.r' ' . . ' ' . I ' ' " . . 1. r , T. - One of bur famous sales of women's Dress Wslsts Is announced for tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise Sale 500 of them secured at great sacrifice from one of the best known makers In New York City. Net waists,' isilk waists lac waists in fancy styles or tailored ef- 1 ' i'0 mtde rou"df square or long yokes, trimmed in Cluny lace, vai. laces, round mesh laces, fagotting and msdallions plain colors, checks, stripes, cream, white, green, navy, light blue, pink and black-WaUts foe dress and theatre, wear $10.00 Vals i Choice tomorrow. $3.98 See 5tVt. Window. 'No mail or phone orders filled. Our entire, stock of White Waists, Silks, Cottons, Lin ens, Mullsf etc. Values from 98c to $100.00 All are V marked at "June White Sale" prices. , MEIER, (2 FRANK'S 907th FRJDAY SURPWSE SALE $l.Z5r$3.00 Automobile Veils $ 1 . 1 9 Ea. Very Best Oc RJbborts- For tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise Sale another great special offering- of 500 Women's Automobile Veils, made, of beautiful nuality: chiffon, nicely hemmed; full 3 yards long; all th most desirable color ings black, 'white, light blue, navy champagne, biscuit, pink, red,' gray and brown $173 . C? 1 1Q and $2.00 values. Tomorrow at theTery low price of each................ ................ V I I -f For tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise Sale, 3,000 yards of fine quality, Polka Dot Taffeta Ribbons; full 4yi inches wide: all good desirable shades, including ' black,white, pink, light blue, navy, red, brown, greeq and tan; embroidered dot; suitable for Hair ties, bibs, girdles, sashes, etc .Best 40c values on sale; tomorrow at the extraordinarily low price, each......,......,..,...... ...................... ....SVS C A MEIER. (Si FRANK'S 907th FRJDAY SURPRISE SALE - V Excellent 35c Values ibr3l 50c and 73c Valnes for 25c per Pair Great manufacturer's sale of men's fine Hoskry Thousands arid thousands of pairs of the best styles and qualities at half their value Immense assortment to select from Every individual fancy easily pleased Economical men will anticipate their needs for many months to come at the splendid savings offered , ;. v -; if yon buy tomorrows Take advantage of the day. . , . . -; , hot 1 5,000 pairs of men's' plain and. fancy mercerized Jisle and mercerized cotton Half Hose;; plain, fancy and. lace effects, in endless variety; all sizes; ' hosiery that finds quick sale at 25c and 35c a pair. Buy Till you want . 1 ffs tomorrow at the low price of, per pair. ............ ................ ..I V Lot 2 5,000 pairs of men's high grade Half Hose; sample lines'of the best makes; plain and fancies, in the very newest designs and .colorings; all sizes; regular 50c and 75c values, at low price, pair.............,.4& Also about 100 pairs of men's black embroidered Half Iose; 1 OIA plaids, stripes and figures;, all sizes; , extraordinary values, pair, latr V ' ' -J MEIER. & FRANK'S 907th FRJDAY SURPRISE SALE t ; ; 100 "Willamette" Sewing Machines $22.25 ii i i ii i . - 1 r I ' " " . ' 100 of our famous "Willamette" Sewing, Machines to be, sold tomorrow at a price never-before quoted on a high "grade guaranteed sewing machine; all the niost modern improvements, automatic lift, ball bearing, best head, full set of new attachments: golden oak finished and crescent case; easy running; in every way a high-grade standard sewing machine; the equal of any $50 agency machine fCOO OK on the market; 10 years' guarantee." Tomorrow... y..,,,v.,'.vva7a?i?i Mail orders promptly -filled. . Easy; payments for parties of good credit. Meier (D Frank's 907th Friday Surprise Sale i000 Womehs Fancy Stocks 85c to $1.00 Values at 49c ' Women's handsome new Neckwear at a special low price for tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise Sale A prominent-manufacturer's entire stock of beautiful chiffon stock collars This season's prettiest creations -Elaborately trimmed with ap plique medallions, beads, pearl trimming and ornaments Very attractive assortment in white, pink, light blue, Nile, lavender and black 85c to $1.00 values Your choice' tomor row only at this phenomenally low price,' each. ...77. 49c See Fifth Street Window Display Entire stock of Women's White Neckwear on sale this week at "June White, Sale" prices V MEIER. (& FRANK'S 907th FRJDAY SURPRISE SALE 200 Ice Cream Freezers at $ 1.57 Each 100 Blue Flame Oil Stoves at $419 Each For tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise -Sale a special lot. of 200 Ice Cream Freezers; best f 1 V'Wff model, 3:Ciuart : size, Value extraodinary for tomor row only, t this low price, each ........ 1 y - , i See Fifth Street window display. ' ' "-'rk: 100 blue ' flame '0il Stoves, at a low price. for tomorrow's 907th Friday Surprise Sale; very ffi 1 ft taddelaevery, one guarantee?; regular qo.w vaiue. iour cnoice tomorrow at only yTi A 'itpQ-'fGia, S,toves,lGas :Hot: Plates,, Oil" Stoves, all sizes; at the lowest prices. . v.f ' " best CENTRAL AFBICA'S E0AD Scotchman's Gift, It Has .Done Much . , to Develop the Region. Jamas Btavanaon, a wealthy 6cotch naitsgava fXS.000 to build road be t vah north ond 6f tko Jfyaaaa and tha south ond f Lak Tanganyika In Central Africa, about t6' years mto. Ha was convinced that, nothing-; would help mora to dtvelop Africa than good' hlg-h wayiL v.., . -p.-. ? It tod 4w yar "to build tho road nd U was t wU built Its lanstb U tU Mfii. Apart from Its great, useful- iu hu meo there mvs always aid that it has been powerful civil-Ulna- agency.' -' It haa helped to ' aeeaatom the - na tives of that densely peopled region to work for the whites, and to use calico and other European articles. The work of construction was th first instance on a large scale of the utilisation of native labor In Central Africa. Many trained laborers now live along the road and are engaged In transport service between the two great lakes. This highway is. known as the Steven son road. Mr. Chrapkovskl. an official tn the German service, who recently travelled over the road haa written an interesting account of it. . He says that though nothing haa ben Jone t maintain the road built IS mn a .n I, I m ..in with exception i of ' the oad between Victoria : Nyansa and Tanganyika, tha best high way In Central Africa. As nothing has been done to maintain ' the road it is now covered with grass, but travellers say this is really an advantage aa the vegetation has helped to keep the' road from washing, and it is also,- better for the feet of the carriers who dislike to walk on those stretches where there is no grass, for It is aa hard as stone and hurts their feet. . The usefulness of he road la proved by- the fact that porters carrying 60 pounds on their backs make an average of 20 miles a day, while the usual Jour ney Is -only IS miles. The -road passes entirely through British territory, and the government-' has erected a station every . 29 jnlls -, where - caravans may spend the night. mv ... o - inert is provision ai eaca stauoa w put all the freight under cover, com fortable brick and concrete houses af ford excellent conditions; for a good night's rest and there are cook houses where the . meals of the caravans are prepared. One of the neighboring chiefs is held responsible for the cleanliness and good order of eaah station. He re ceives a monthly salary of a few shil lings from the government and a few yards of calico from each caravan pass ing over the route. . w j ? The road was Intended and is well adapted for the use of wagons, but un fortunately the South African oxen that were brought -into the 'country did not thrive there and the experiment of us ing them .was given up. As long as oxen were used large wagona loaded with 1,009 pounds of freight and drawn by II oxen made an average of 14 miles a. day from' one lake to the other.: ' " When the oxen proved a failure, small carts hauled by the natives and carrying about 1.000 pounds of f reight were 'in troduced, but It was finally "decided that transport on tho backs of men who re ceive only from five to seven shillings a month was cheaper, and now vehicles are seldom seen on the road. . . Indians fEtoeking Divorce. Klamath ; Falls-"' Cok ; Sacramento Bee. . Tha Klamath Indians are adopting the current society fad of getting divorces. Tim Brown. Indian, has filed suit in the circuit court' to ' secure k ' divorce HCrom his squaw. This is the first ease on record In tha eounty clerk's office where an' Indian - haa. begun divorce proceed ings. . . - -:k m That T others Intend following -In Brown's footsteps la shown by the fol lowing Incident that occurred a few days ago. 1 A full blood Indian walked Into the 'county clerk's office and asked to see the record of the marriage license Issued to Frank Inaacs- some five years ago. The derKTshowed htm ..the rec ord In question. He looked at It for a few moments then said:. "How much him cost? I want to buy him back." Upon questioning htm it was -learned that, Frank Isaacs desired a divorce from i- i n, i . V. . . . . .1 . . was explained to' the brave, but he ex Dressed dlsxust at -the white man's complicated method. , , . ... From the Fonca'Clty Courier. Dr. Douglas 'Was la thla office yes terday with a curiosity la the shape of a doublo rose, the like of which-bad never , before . been brought . to ' the. jio tice of this writer. It u -. ... t w a won of the common variety, but In the center anouier ixwa na grown on which was a rose equal in everv war n tha a.. whlch It haa grown. The bush from which It was picked is'full of roses of ' Th tnnt tf anMn.in.M growth , ttpm 0e fact tha the flrwt blooms were marded by the unusually double growth followed ... , - .... . - .... i -..,... i i