THE v OREGON- DAILY -JOURNAL 5 PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING , JULY B, 1CC7.
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, A clever Frenchwoman, writing In an
; ; English fashion Journal, exclaims of the
present fashions, "Qvelle aalade" and
goes on to explain, says Dress, that we
are eighteenth century French at the
, waiet, Japanese on the ahoulders, Run
alan aa to laces and anything you like
as to klrts. 8he might have rone on
; and dabbed us Dutch as to necks and
J 'Breton, peasant as to skirt length. To
' aay the least, our present styles are
paradoxical and pertain to every nation
' and everr period: yet tney are ais
tlnctly of the moment.
' 3r The modes turned out by the smartest
-shops Jn for the midsummer season
show significant touches which Indi
cate a change toward falL One of these
via the tendency toward long and clearly
fleflned lines In sweeping skirts guilt
ess of trimming or with the ornamenta
tlon massed around the bottom. Thle
refers to the formal gown, for walking
t eklrta are sensibly remaining snort
. Ralah and the light, amooth cloths
are In demand for the tailor-made, but
linen, whatever new cloths may be ln-
traduced. Is always a favorite, and noth
ing baa been rouna le um its oeeunar
i place. There are two typea of tailor-
made that are adaptable to linen; one
ia the distinctly mannish cutaway coat,
' j and the other the jaunty box coat with
- ' doublevbreaated or Tuxedo front, the
- latter having a fold of silk laid around
J ' the -neck and following the lines of the
J, "'walking suits are plain; even the
. folds around the skirts are gradually
i disappearing on the new designs, al
though they will t "In" throughout
' the summer at least The all-round
kilted effects and those In which pleata
are grouped to form panels are the two
1 most popular models. These pleated
i skirts seem to be adaptable to very
' little variation In the walking costumes
1 except for the else and placing of the
tucks, and at present there la no Indlca-
: tlon or any decided innovation in this
direction.
The fad for self-trimmings continues
and the- smartest or the Fans designs
: not only in tailored but In more formal
: costumes, shows aa much of a prefer-
' ' ence as ever ror this mode or garniture.
the one modification being when the
, trimmings are of another fabrlo In the
With the fall consent of our factories in the East, we ro v throw oar doors wide open, and offer you the most tremendous
bargains in pianos
We art In the
.Ajiisvut ui um IM.IWUCS a uiv n,iwif uuuiT vw wun wiuo vpvii, osq oner you in iaost trenicrcous
tnos ever put upon the Portland market! We are prepared to lose $10,000 on pbnosb order to prove our point.
Northwest, to stay we expect to sell youi4 children and your children's children Reed-French clcnos. and we have
decided on this wholesale price -slaughter plan as the most practical one by which to acquaint you with our pianos
and our square methods of dealing.
We want one of our pianos in your home
so you can hear its sweet tone, prove its
durability and realize by your own personal
bank account that a superior high grade in
strument can be purchased direct from the
factory at so low a price you will never miss
the money.
We want you to get over the idea of
classing pianos among luxuries.
We want to show you, through the piano
we place in your home, that it is a blessing
that comes within your reach.
Our regular factory price is a tremendous
bargain itself, but this two weeks' piano
selling experience of ours is going to outdo
even our own prices and demonstrate the
truth of our claims.
We are willing to lose money for two
solid weeks on every piano sold, because
we know after youTTnd Out how superior
s the instrument you buy of us all of vour
neighbors will come to us in the future
at our regular factory price, which is away
below the usual retail price.
You see it's like this: You've all got
used to buying your clothes and your mil
linery where you can get tlie lowest prices
for things that suit. you, but when it comes
to a piano you don't trust your judgment ;:
you feel like you must go to a big retail"
house that carries a long list of well-advertised
raakes and pay their big priceplus
the middleman's profit.
You think if you pay several hundred
dollars it must of necessity purchase a su
perior instrument, when the truth is that no
maker has all the piano-brains cornered.
Chickering thought no piano could be
guaranteed that left his house without his
personal supervision; but "Tie died and
Chickering pianos still live.
We have the finest piano factory, the best
piano-brains, and use the most costly and
superior materials; our product is not sur
passed. It is to prove this that we are actually go
ing to lose money for two weeks while we
place hundreds of these pianos throughout
the northwest.
Distributing the pianos evenly over the
city is what we are after: we want to get
the greatest amount of advertising possible
out of- this hundred or so pianos we will
sell for less than eastern factory prices.
Here are a few random prices that will
give you an idea of our tremendous price
cuts during this demonstration:
A Hinze Piano, sold by retailers for .
$275 .. v.... 9140
Decker Piano, wonderful buy. .... ... .$200
Kranlch & Bach, sold by retailers for from
$500 to $600 ..S2G0
Jacob Doll Hundreds have been sold irT
and about Portland for $400 .$210
Knabe, largest style, mahogany, retail price
$600..., 315
Packard, an elaborate case; retailers ask
$500 for it $295
Fischer, largest and finest made; receni
owners paid $485 for it .9280
Kimball, exactly the same for which retailers
ask $350 9200
Weser, excellent tone, though a trifle old
fashioned ... 9135
Schubert, a standard make, 1905 style. 9245
Terms on all these pianos will be made
from $6 to $8 a month; if you bring refer
ences your first payment can begin any time
within a month.
1 came color.
A striking example of the lateat eora-
Dination or materials and odd desirns
Is shown in a costume of dull blue
, batiete. Tbe skirt, only sila-htly fath
ered at the waist so that It falls almost
- : smoothly over tbe hips. Is, from Its
circular cut, extremely wide and flaring
' below, and it la very Ion all around.
, There Is a six-Inch band of blue tussah.
a Bhado darker than the batiste, placed
' around the bottom with a heading; of
fanciful braid. The bodice Is In Empire
;coat effect opening; over a vest of ori
. ental hand embroidery, with a corselet
having two pointed tabs in back and
front. Ther is the long shoulder with
, a diminutive kimono sleeve falling over
a puffed sleeve of the embroidery, and,
; -edging the front Of the bodice and the
.Sleeves; and, also, strapping the fronts
of tbe corselet together, is a band of
oiue ttaian. votu and spots are run
; ning riot
over foulards, which h.v Ya
a triumphal reentry Into the realm of
..fashion, over gauies and
wnicn grow prettier and more
. the while, and over muslins an
1 dainty and always charming.
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' Mainly About Women.
f Miss Mae Kennedy was the first
t woman to go before a board of legal In-
TO CONTESTANTS AND OTHERS INTERESTED:
Come any hour and examine: the list of BEST BUSINESS PHRASES submitted during our recent cash prize
contest. They are on exhibit for your benefit, and will greatly interest you,
"Yours in any case"
Sixth and
o Burnside
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specters and successfully pass the ex
amination for steamboat pilot on the
Mississippi river.
Ellen Terry has written the follow
ing bit of sentiment to the students of
the Leeds Dramatic college: "I have
been asked to say a word to you. If I
say one word it will be "Work. If it
were two words I should say Be pa
tient,' and if it were three words, "Don't
be vain." . .
Miss Alice Ferry, the nrst lady in
Ireland who has qualified as an engi
neer, has been appointed county sur
veyor of nalwav in auocession to her
father, the late James Perry. The ap
pointment becomes permanent net
month. The post was formerly worth
$5,000 a year, but this has now been
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Are you on the lookout for summer comfort?
It's here galore!
We've two and three-piece Suits of all suit
able and stylish summer fabrics.
Thin coats, thin trousers, negligee shirts,
thin underwear, hosiery and all sorts of thin
toggery for summer wear, and the best of the
story is the fact that our prices are also thin
enough for your satisfaction and comfort.
Summer Suits at $10 to $25
Summer Coats at $2 to-$5
Summer Trousers, $1.25 to $6
Hardly think you can mention an article of
clothing or toggery that would add to your
summer comfort that we cannot show in a
style to please you. Come in tomorrow and
see.
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7; .Clothing Co
GugKuhnProp'
I From Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Boya
,166-168 Third Street Mohawk Bldg.
reduced to I,S00. If Ireland has the
nret county surveyor. Shepton Mallet,
In Dorset, may congratulate itself upon
having the first urban district council
In England which has appointed a
woman medical officer of health. Dr.
Annie Walnwright Hyatt, who has been
appointed. Is the daughter of the pres
ent medical officer of health, for whom
she la to be deputy.
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Fiddling In riddlah.
Before Madame KaJleh became a cele
brated English-speaking star aha was
for years the idol of thousands of Yid
dish theatre-goers of New York. Down
at the Thalia theatre on the Bowery
she drew admiring throngs who fairly
raved about this remarkable woman.
Indeed, so great was her reputation
many uptown people made pilgrimages
to lower Third avenue to see her and.
though thev did not understand a word
of the language which she then spoke,
they were neld by the greatness of her
OLD GL0BY UP WITH
BANNER OF THE SUN
Japanese at Spokane Give Assurance
That They Don't Mean to Whip
the United States,
BOOMING MEDFORD ESTABLISHES
WORLD'S RECORD IN AUTO MARKET
by
the streetcar' companies, however, had
made arrangements for celebrations it
art. One of the stoaies which Madame
Kaltch likes best to tell of those times
Is how one day when she was entering
ma ineaire ior reuearsai sne saw two
men. evidently recent arrivals from the
old country, standing and gazing in
?ethe Playhouse ThlanoVti? w Natatorlum "and Recreation parks. Ch,ief
rinted ePntiyrSl0yU8ln Hebrew KadTml ?' F0"?? 52 J,,l4-
Lai i ens name even a Dries red in h- w" -
hrw rhirvLM Vn ...j cracKers, so there was plenty or noise.
MlkeT" asked one. "Sure an' T n? There was speaking at the parks. Most
answered the other, "but it 1 had of the people spent the day at the aur-
flddle I could play It" rounding lakes. Hayden lake. Lake
" " nlshed the most extensive programs.
Hn,.i it. . I with good sports and speaking. At
..uvrc ivuMuo. Natatorlum park big fireworks, ball
A cook book aaya: Large, ripe, sound Piym na musio nuea the aay,
tomatoes mav ba keot for wlntar n h
simply laying them carefully In large WELL KNOWN AUTHOR
strong brine, then covering them tight PUT UNDER ARREST
to keep out the air. When wanted' for
IlltA tfllrA nut fia mnnv a ra nmaAcul .nil
soak them in cold water. They can be George Bronson Howard Figures
peeiea ana siicea ana win taste as ..
though Just taken from tha vines. Prominently In Police Court
m nen wmaioei uro 11 uieir oeai in IS
is worth trying., rroceeaings.
t at it
v""'"cl"" (Journal Special Service.)
i ne oniy cosmeuc i nave usea, saia Baitimn-. Mrt ' Julv E neor-a Bron-
an old lady, "is a flannel wash cloth, son Howard, a Journalist and story
For 40 years I have bathed my face I writer, whose novel, "Matrimonial jsx-
nlcht anil momlnir vrttit -or tar am tint aa PSrlenceS,
a - I fn
J - i i - . , . i
i can uear it, using ior ma .purpose a
small square of flannel, renewed as more Country club, was assisting his
often as It grows thick and felt-llke. My "ister to alight Irom a streetcar wnen
uiumer mugni me to no mis, aa her ""j"" k"
mother had done before her. No aoap Howard was taxing, ine orrenaoa piay
nor powder nor glycerine even, has wrlght struck the other In the chest
touched my face and this is what my with his tennis racquet, and William
ene nmsned touching I r-ngia, a contractor, wnu accuinpuuoa
"There are II automobile In Med
ford." said Dr. J. p. Reddy, mayor of
Medford. who was In the eltv last nla-ht
iDi-jcmi io luvroMi., I "and threa man urlauti at tbit w.v
Bpokane. Wash., July 6. To show These machines r. .11 nwn. t, niii.
inai ms japansse or japan enienain ylduala. but those anrouta are for
no ni reeling toward Americans, they raga which la to ba onenaA
.aS8 t?&SZ!rZ.Z2 'Tfre Is not another town of if Sl.e
and Japanese flaas. Thev shot a lot ,n th world that baa as many au torso
of fireworks and the JaD ball team biles as Medford. and the automobiles
SiS? e.?Ep2i:n,V.bK1S,t.emvIii" nrJy surface Indication of ttie
nvuucnui JllVirOlllJ III HQUiUiu O.IIU
river valley. Where else
can a man lead such an ideal
One leading Japanese laughed when """ ? .8",h.
aakei if Jannn tKnn.rh nr anina .. farmer, travel half the year, . ride In
with h iTnit. fit.?.. " " motor cars and do all his business b;
a.. Livju vii mo jitui vi iuq unit wrwwn i . - -
men Is looked upon by th leading oltl- I w,.n " . 1
sens as a very hopeful Illustration of I JF1
ih. b i .. A i t t ion earth ca:
"'"l"ua " '"l"" I .tI.I.ha. .k. II.
leading Japanese laughed when v.ij vl
If Japan thought of going to war I?!?!!'' J?Vi 1if.itih I,
.v.. tt.u.j c.?.. I motor cars and do all hi
There was no extensive eelebratlon ?, WPA "I'SKS' i? hiSJiK-iV
the whole city yesterday. Each of OULf S"5Sf& t'h.h '
s by
it all
come and go.. they cannot affect Had-'
ford, which has several millions in its
banks, is growing faster than any other
town in the state. Is spending mora
money 10 aavertise itseu ana is conse
quently reaping more benefits from li
migration than any other aectlon.
"Medford is growing like a snowball
roiling down hill." concluded the mayor.
"It can't be stopped now and is going
to oe tne metropolis or southern Oregon.
We have the resources, the climate, the
spirit and we are getting the people."
Charles C Carlln has been nominated
by the Democrats as representative in
congress from the Eighth district of
Virginia to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of John F. Rliey. Mr. Car
Hn started life as a newsboy, later was
a telegrapher, and then took up the
Dr. Reddy states that panics may study and practice of law,
Hakes the skin Ilka you want it
Dots it In a Moment.
Hagans
A liquid preparation forViFAowM
Neck, Aru and Hands, f ,
It Is neither sticky ttor greasyi
It's harnlass, elean
and refreshing.
Cannot ba detected.
Two colors Pink and White.
Use It morning, noon and night.
Winter. Spring, Summer, Fall. .
SAMPLE FREE.
Ltos Ms. Co., 44 a Fiftk St., Brooklyn, K.T,
was recently aired, figured
the police court today. Howard, who
had been playing tennis at the Baltl-
ekln la at 80.'
with pardonable pride a cheek whose
peachy bloom and fine soft texture gave
den" ciiiiiiuBis 10 me recipe.
NEILL TRIES TO END
TELEGRAPHERS' STRIKE i
(Journal Special Serrlc.)
Chicago, July 6 Labor Commission
er Neill is here to endeavor to effect
a settlement between the Commercial
Telegraphers' union and the Western
Union and Postal companies. Mr. Neill
will attempt to have negotiations
opened between the conflicting n&rtioa
1 and avert a general strike.
Word Is received from Ban rnniin.n
tnai rroiooni email or the telearanh
ers. union nas withdrawn his orders
w orao ouisiuo cur 10 strtlre nend.
ing tne resuii or commissioner Nelll s
efforts.
It Is also Stated that President Bm.Tl
xias wMuieu itiv cuml tnai rnere ia
danger of the strike spreading to cities
iu me im wcbi.
BRYAN OUTLINES HIS
ISSUES FOR CAMPAIGN
(Jourml Special Service. 1
New York. July 6. WHIlam J. nrven
in a message to Tammany yesterday
stated , that three issues are before
ine people in tae coming campaign.
Thau issues are tne railroads, tp
1 trusts and the tariff question. The
commoner says that ia each Instance
the question Is whether the govern-1
meni is to ue aaministereo ror a Tew
favorites or for the people of the United :
the other man, gave Howard a. rap la
the back. An officer arrested Doth men.
At the station neither had the neces
sary collateral, 27.60, to put up pend
ing a hearing and ootn were detained
until friends appeared with the re
quired funds.
FUTUNA ISLAND IS
SWEPT BY HURRICANE
(Journal Special Service.)
Victoria, B. C. July S. The steamer
Moana, Captain Davidson commanding,
brings news of a hurricane wnicn dev
astated Fortuna island, . in the mji
group. The storm swept across a por
tion of the Till islands and did great
properly damage but no lives were iosi.
Preferred Stock Canned Crooos.
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
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H. W. Lemcke Company
Phone Main M0.
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This Is Your Chance to
ave 01 a
We have received orders from the workmen to move a lot of goods by Mon
day. We have our windows full that must move at once. Now, to get these
goods out quickly we offer TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS.
$20 and $25 Suits
These Suits are absolutely perfectbrand new
and made of most popular materials and colors
(fl) For $ 1 5 and $20 Suits
V Some Men's Sizes, But Mostly Youths' Suits
mm
$9.5
Pants
Big Sale of Men's
The very latest styles, newest patterns andmade ia the most up-to-date manner
$4.50 and $5 Pants $2.75 $3 and $3.50 Pants $1.85
$4.00 MEN'S OXFORDS $2.1 5
We offer Men's Patent, Vici and Tan Oxfords, to move them quickly at the aston--
ishingly low price of
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