HIE - OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL; PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1807.
Rose Show and FiestaJune l9lh to 22nd
White lavm Vic Yard
900 yards for Friday's selling, lace and open-work apron-lawns, dainty,
sheer stuffs,- in purest white, and a grade that usually sells for 20c the
yard A great special makes the Friday ptice surprisingly low.', lAg,
Hurry down for your share, yard "...., ,,........... IiC
Tea Cloths, fine hand embroidered designs, with hemstitched edges, size
'30x30 inches, and made of the purest 'linensell regularly at M Q
$2.50 each; special for Friday only, each 'PwSF:
$5 Lace:Curtains $2.95
Hand Made Cluny Lace Curtains, come In white or Arabian color, ban f
made Cluny lace, mounted on best French net; a splendid, cur- CO O
tain, worth $5 the pair; special for Friday.,..,........;.;,... O
Grey Wool Blankets sanitary woven, come with pink and blua hordm.
and they're good .sized blankets, too. They . are 'regularly C
worth $4.50 the pair: special ....i,..,....yJwJ
These blankets would be the right thing for outing use.
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A stirrtngsale for Friday of the best sorts of Men's fchtrtsy in ' good mater
iaUTand the right weight, patterns and styles 'for this summer's wear,' Plain
white, white with small dots and figures, or in medium' dark colored fabrics.
Shjrts that will please the fastidious fellows- that? want the shirts they wear
to. fit and look well. . Have one pair of separate cuffs;" as good a.V J7(i
dollar grade as you'd ask for. Special for Friday only v.. m f C
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.00 Short Kimonos
59c
m
Dozens upon dozen of
W The patterns are
really splendid, cool
looking light colored
lawns, made up in pret
ty styles, and trimmed
with plain colored lawn
borders. The light col
ors - predominate, ' but
there are plenty of the
darker and medium
a shades, too, in either
striped or figured de-
if
signs. A bargain you'd
better be prompt to
share in;
$1.00 val
ues for
59c
Women's
In fine af f eta slk, trimmed with accordion pleating or ruffles. ' Have dee
flounce and extra dust ruffle. Plaids, stripes, plain colors (light
or dark) and changeable effects; regular values to $12.50
each. t nday, choice .. .... . , . vv
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I i i iff Splendid White Sale Spe
,hU nn th Third Floor
w mm m mm w mm . m mm mm . . m mm vsww.a
Thin Blown ; Glass . Tumblers, with en
graved band; regularly worth 70c CA,
the : dozen special ..... ....... ... ..uvb
Class ; Berry ; , Bowls, regularly OA
worth 35c each Special .......... bUC
Class Berry Bowls, regularly 1 C
worth 25c each- Special ........... IOC
Fruit Saucers, regularly worth 50c OA
the dozen Special O UC
Tumblers, thin blown glass, best quality;
glass,, worth 60c the dozen irt
Special. 4UC
Cut ' Glass Berry ' Bowls, 8-inch size,
regularly worth $6.50 . , 00 AC
: Special pOVD
Cut Glass Sugars and Creamers, regular
ly worth $4.50 the set, t9 Qft
special . . . ; .1. i ......... .... f . . ybilv
Closing out two lines at half price. Read.
Goblets, worth $24 dozen ..... ... $12.00
Champagne, worth $22 dozen..$H.OO
Sherrys, worth $14 dozen . i ..... f T.00
Wines, worth $14 dozen... .......f 7,00
HatsRed
New styles, charming, piquant shapes, splendid materials, and trim
mings that . lend the greatest possible - beauty, both in harmony of
color and selection of design. Hats that were chosen for the particu
lar women that form the clientele of the Olds, Wortman & King store.
Read VJeil These Prices, for They Show
Immense Savings on the Already
t v Very Lo w Prices
Regular $5.00 valuesj selling now at $2.98, Friday .f 2.19
Regular $7.60 values, selling now at $3.49, Friday
.92.59
Regular $9.00 values, selling now at $3.98, Friday
. 92.93
Regular $10.00 values, selling now at $5.00, Friday . . .'. . ,-93.98
Readv-to-Wear Hats. .Outinz Hats, Beach Hats, and all sorts of
smart little vacation and Street Hats, in Milan, Java, Satin, Jafx
Bedford Cords and Bedford Cord braids, fine little ; affairs 10f
that sell regularly for up to $3.50; special for Friday only.
Notions
and
Tdilet
Goods
Newbro's Herpicide, 'regular 50c bot
tle; special v.7?. 35V
Bathasweet, a delightful powder for
perfuming the bath, worth 25c the
can; special ................ . . , .17a
Toilet Soap, ' t Kirk's - Honeysuckle
brand; 3 cakes for ....12
Toilet- Paper, Homuse, ;, large rolls,
value 9c;'special .................. 5
Toilet Water, Pinaud's Violet or Car
nation, value 41-00; special ...... 05f
White Twine, for wrapping or string
ing vines; special
Writing Paper, Hurd's Point De
Esprit, fine, value 25c; special per
box . ..... ............. .10
Stenographer' Note Books, smooth
paper, value 7c; 'special
Sealing Wax, sets in neat cabinet box.
value 25c; special ..18f
Playing Cards, Mascot or Bicycle,
value 25c pack; special, pkg.....lOf
Back Comb, shell color, fine, values
$05 and $1.35; special ...i.. ...75
Darning Cotton,' black; special, three
spools tor. .V. . .8f
Toilet Pin, white, small cubes; spe
cial, each t
Toilet Pins, gold headed, assorted
shapes, value 15c; special 10
Black Thread, extra heavy, linen fin
ish, large spools; special ......... 4f
Children's Wash Dresses 27c
Fine savings for thrifty mothers in the muslin wear aisle Friday Children's
Dresses of plain blue or red chambray, made, in a neat Mother Hubbard
style and trimmed with fancy braid, for little tots from 1 to 4 years' 07
of age, priced very specially ; for Friday only, at ........... . . . . . . Lt f C
Corset Special, Royal Worcester Cor
set, No. 871, an extremely elegant,
straight front model, .in the v high
bust waist lengthening effect. Made
of figured silk batiste in dainty blue
New Royal Worcester Corsets This
week brought to us many shipments
of . the newest front lacing form re
ducing Ad jus to-Do wager models.
These are the ideal models for stout
figures, reducing the abdomen in a
twinkling, and always giving perfect
satisfaction. See our fitters about
them. '
Cushion Tops, stamped and tinted, a
great variety of styles and .color in
floral conventional; regular 1 A
price to 50c; special 17C
or white; regular $7.50 Ay Qft
value; special, Friday V. I. Off IO
All Muslin " Petticoats Reduced
Short and long skirts, muslin or cam
bric. All colored wash .skirts, black
sateen and moreen skirts, the entire
stock one-fourth off regular ' J,
price ........... r ........... . . 4
Shoes Worth to $2.50 Prf$L69
LOT 1. 3,000 pairs of Women's
Oxfords, worth to $2.S0tfi 7 A
. .1
the pair, Friday
LOT 2. 8,000 pairs o! Women's
Oxfords, worth to $3.00df QO
the pair, Friday at . . . .) 1 70
LOT 3.-2,000 pairs of Women's
Oxfords,worth to $100dl AO
the pair, at ..... . . ... .)uvO
Lot 1 Consists of a fine assort
ment of women's low shoes, in
kid or white canvas, with light
or heavy soles, some are . fitted
with dull tops, and nearly all are
blucher cut. Any style in this lot
is a rood wearing: shoe, worth to
S2.50. for .81.(39 PWI I
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Lot 2. -Consists of many differ-! X&j
ent styles of women's low shoes, V '
in canvas and leather. , The can
vas shoes come in blue, pink, Nile
green, tan and white. Then there
are some smart patent leathers,
including a new one-hole earden
tie. The others come in button or lace, plain or blucher style. Swing or
straight lasts. Included are low heel oxfords for girls who. wear, women's
sizes. Any white canvas shoe in the stock, worth to $3 pair, special.. 3193
Lot 3. Women's Oxfords and Shoes, showine a large assortment of tans
and blacks, the latter including many pretty styles in patents, light or me-
aium soies ; snoes ior sireei or aress wear. come in xne lonowmg colors,
blue, pink, gray, reseda; regular values to $4.00 pair; special Friday.. $2.93
To each purchaser of 'White
Canvas Shoe that comes before
12 o'clock Friday w will give
one bottle of White Canvas
Cleaner
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MS .... i, as, . . mWir , ! . Mr 17 '
Come
Early
Free
LONDON'S OLYMPIA IS SCENE OF '
BIGGEST HORSE SHOW IN WORLD
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- (SptcU! Dlipateb to Tbt Joaraal) '
London, June ' 1 p. Oly mpla,- In which
; the -International , Horse show opened
4'- June T, Is one of the sights 'of London.
In point of stse it Is half again as
lanr Madison -ii Square Garden In
Kew.TofkjOr the Coliseum In Chicago.
It cover an area of six and a half
acres of which Tthree cres are oceu-
pJed by the great arena ln wltoh .the
rnmntitlon and fllsDlays of the horses
-are seen. .Adjoining, - an forming
T nractlcallv Part or the great nail, la
1. ..... nv.ri iiAKrlv 60.000 aauara
"ieet of ground, wnicn naa oeen con
vnrtM into stabling for many of the
. entries. vv.; ' ' -s:' "
- The open" spaca , In th maln i hall,
. whch : nsp
pones, manutra , " .f j
' feet.- Around this are 'arranged Beating
eapaclty, Including the Immense gal-
lery, ior aoout. j.v,ww ii
ir?e foundation atone of the building
was lata in a" t
omple.tion t it, was i Known a .tne
tional AgTlCUIlurai iibi., -.
the scene of many of the famous shows
"i which have vlalted London since that
time. inciuaina .o""""'" . i
nrfflfn Riira "Wild West " the grea
- Btantthople, "The rient," . the annual
. automobile enow, ; w iKi" J'rr.l,S
military tournament, the "Fun City"
abd most of the big trada exhibitions.
; But although It is a mammoth struc-
ture, the promoters of the International
' t hat It Is not twice Us present sle.
iiijr a 'it is it is surpassed to a con
V Jliferable extent .by... the, "Palace of
Glass" in- Brussels and thentructure
' of. the name in Farts, - where
k r-wr.M- .hn' havt bean held, br the
' that somstimes ' terminates fatally, Is
the stoppage of liver and bowel fune
? flons.,- To quickly end this condition
: without disagreeable' sensations. Dr.
; vour -remedy. Guaranteed absolutely
4lS. tmm ' AUAM XO mt mt ' t M An mmm-r
pack, at Red Cross Pharmacy. Jio. , ,
society..- So' large has been the entry
list for the' show that lt has been found
Impossible to provide stabling on .the
pot ior ait- me norsea ana more man
1,000 of them have been compelled -to
una outsiae accommoaaiion.
.- OraataSt In Kiatorv.
" In point of slse the show Is by long)
oaas ine greaieRi in - mm nisiory or
horse breeding. , Entries Jiave-been re.
ceived from . most . of - the continental
countries in addition ' to ' the United
States and Canada. . The . American
owners who have entered . horses in
clude Alfred W. Vanderbilt, J. Ogden
Armour, ensnes tn. wawon or iiaiti
more. Alfred B. Maclay. Colonel Law
rence Jones of Kentucky,,. Pabst,- the
Milwaukee brewer, and Mrs. WUllam
Orr Barclay, of New York, who will
drive her own team of park horses In
the several events in which they are
entered. v----. .-m--v"1 -s.c-
Of the owners and breeders whoave
entered, Walter' Winans heads .the list
by a wide margin.- Hii. entries number
..1
and he . has been acclaimed as
"Britain's doughty champion," but he
Is really an American cltfien and proud
of the fact,-though he has never been
in America, his zainer was an Ameri
can and he was born in St. Petersburg.
but has for many years resided in Eng-
iana. . -.... :. .-.;t :
Mr. vanderbilt Is second in' the num
ber of his entries with 22. Mr. Watson
has 1 and J. Ogden Armour six. The
total number of American entries num
ber about 800 second to those of Eng
land : nly. i, 'i-.-''. i! t:; v
. Horse, Worm Tiva aciluoBS.
It is estimated that the combined
value of the horses entered cannot tall
short .' of $5,000,1)00 and represent ' m
many respects the pick of the world's
best breeds. The management has
tried ta- make the arena . aa reaTlatio
as possible and the ' opening day of the
show found the great building trans-
Harmed into a veritable fairyland. - The
r rorder' for flowers alone 'amounted to
11,760 and., in addition to these, 1,200
flr trees, and four huge 'chestnut trees,
the latter 60 feet in height, were found
growing in various parts of the prome
nade and Judging rlnav ' In order to
convert toe judging ring Into an ideal
arena for the purposes of a show, to,
000 square feet of turf were laid down.
J. special system of elecirlo lighting
wa . Installed for the show, uneaualed
in its brilliancy. An equivalent of 250,
000 candle power sheds lta rays on the
Dig arena ana lis Deiewetea uirong ana
challenge the daylight in Its intensity.
No such illumination has ever before
been attempted for so comparatively
umitea an area.
Oat-Diamonds Sew York.
The event bids fair to out-diamond,
ont-iewel and out-dress the famous an
nual horse show at Madison- Square
uaraen, wew lorg. xne present exni
bltton numbers among its backers more
than 200 peera. and baronets, not . to
mention in particular . the hundreds of
wealthy owners and breeders without
title.
The list of vice-presidents' ;, beains
with the Pukes of Abercorn, Beaufort.
Devonshire, Hamilton, Marlborough,
Portland. Richmond and Sutherland;
the Marquis or Normsndy. iora jasner.
Lord Strathoons, Lord Ridleyrti,Lord
Roberts. - Lord Hawke. Lord Methnen.
Lord Willouahby de Broke and- Sir
cutnbert uuuter. - v .;-
in connection witn tne snow a per
manent-, club of - members has- been
formed to be known as the "Cercle
HlDDioue." A section of the. buildinas
is reserved for the exclusive use of the
members and.dinlng and sleeping rooms
nave Deen reciea. t) .
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AGED INDIAN GIVES
OFFICERS HARD FIGHT
(Jarnal Special Serrlea;) ' ' " li.
San Bernardino, Cat, June IS. Chief
Antone, an Indian over. 100 years old,
gave Sheriff Ralphs and two other -of
ficers sn exciting battle last night In
an effort ' to liberate , himself ' from
ropes and IvandcuffS. having been taken
into custody on an insanity charge.
or aaya Antone nas oeen wanaenng
among the willows- along the. Santa
Ana river, subsisting on roots and -ter
rorising other Indians in tne region by
his wild actions.
. After repeated complaints the sheriff
started after the Indian, surprising
him in a field. He fought savagely, at
tempted to bite' tha of fleers, scratched,
and -when lifted into carriage kicked
'Mil 'WAf;y''K 'J iili
WHICH WINS?
Two houses in the same town
were painted by the same
dealer with Lowe Brothers
"High Standard" Paint and
with "lead and oil mixed by
hand." The first the larger
cost I a 7. 5Q jwrith ''High
Standard." The second cost
ii.oo. The first wore over
five years, i the other s three.
Figure it out for yourself
then come and let, us help you to select colors. See our beautiful
cards and booklets. . I ...
Booklets, "Paint'and Painting and "Attractive Homes, Free.
RASMLISSEN & CO. .
Distributors ' v Second and Taylor Streets, Portland
the front seat' to pleoes. Only the
strength of the three officers pre
vented him from Jumping from tne ve
hicle. -.(.. ',
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RAIN IN DOUGLAS
WAS A CROP MAKER
. : (Speetal Obpateh ta The Jsenat)
Roseburg, Or., June U The Douglas
eountv crocs have benefited to the ex
tent of several thousand dollars by the
rain that has fallen in "the last three
dava. . Fruit or all kinds Is olentlful
and tne cnerry crop mat is now comini;
on promises to be a good tine. Several
shipments have already been made to
Portland.' '
.. i Schimpff Heads .Regatta.
(8dcUI Diipatch t The JearoaLI ' ,
Astoria. Or.. June 13.W. LvSohlmoff
or the North facirio Brewing company,
has accepted the chalrmanahtp' of the
107 rxatti' which will be held here
the latter part of August -
Greek;; Drama at McSIIniiTllIe.
MciIlnnvllle,: . Or, June
OUR SHIRTS
Combine the .highest expression
, of style with the quality of ma
terlals, ; accuracy . of fit and ex-
cluslvenesa of patterns that make
. them the invariable choice of the
well-dressed.'
The Jacobs ShirtCo
StlH srtark SV Set, 4th aad Stk,
: rorOaad. Oregon.
Bnte-IM!!t; read
Daily Output increased
From 5,000 to 8,000
Loaves in Six Months
GROWING IN POPULARITY EVERY DAY
Made of the best materials under the most sanitary con
ditions. Inspect our bakery and see.
ASK FOR BUTTER-NUT BREAD AND LOOK FOR
THE BLUE-STAR LABEL ON EVERY LOAF,
5c all grocers.' '
Edelweiss Sorority of MeMlnnvllle col
lege ' has distinguished lUelf by pre
senting the Greek drama, "8aphoM (not
the French play), " at - h . Imperial
theatre to a crowded house. The pre
sentation waa excellent and nothing
better of its kind has ever been given
II.- The to the college. Those taking part were
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SPECIAL NUMBER 4 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT
DEPARTMENT, STORE
; ? S88-390 East Morrison St Near Grand Ave.
WOMEN'S SILK " . '
jumper suits m f r ;
All silk In brown, blue, black, and black and
white check; regular $22.50 values, Friday
and Saturday v, ...... . . . . i , . ; .. , , . . . f ,
Misses Skitters, Jones, Bowles, Pen-
' l gras, Hodson, Graves, Fore, Webstar,
: Leighton, UtUe, . Stella l'iliury and
Jennie Tilbury. S'ra.
waa dtrec-tor and Jua,
coinpaulHU
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