.THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, l THURSDAY . EVENING, . JULY 18, , 10OT. ,
Mail Orders Haw
Night Gowns 98c
Infants' Wrappers
WOMEN'S RIBBED VESTS
With' ribbon straps over shoul
der; regular value 35c, 1Q
special for .
Women's Knit Union Suits,
summer weight, ' low neck.
Boys' YJaists 25c
"Mother's rrlasd thlrt WaUea,
Stae for boys 4 furl of Htmt
value to 11.3 1, special f.
for. each ....... .....,..,,..)
Chndrea's WktS Sal, trade,
waists They oome in ell aiMS
nd are vary oooL Very
special for. each .......,....vC
oya - reaatlesey ' tatoMNl
WsOats A vry neat u4 dray
Waist for these summer days.
Cheaper than It would coat t
maJta tham yourrslf. Regular Ito
value, each, 18c;. Regular er
So .value, each ,.eJC
Women's 'Flannelette Night
Gown--Splendid garment for
vacation- weir, made jof. well
fleeced, aoft flannelettcv in prt
ily ,itrlped pinkr'or blue1, yoke
trimmed with plain dotnet flan
nel and . fancy stitching; .. gar
menu that will be very Useful
on your vacation trip; regular
$1.50 valuea 1 QQ
Friday for- ............ . ,y OC
Infants' Domet Flannel Wrap,
pert, trimmed in' pretty com
bination of colora , and fancy
tltchinga, ' aome with pretty
Jcitnono sleeves; Regular JA
price 65c special, . .... 4t7C
Collar and Cuff . Sets stamped
on fine white linen ' and suffi
sleeveless and trimmed in lace;
sizes 3 to 4; $1.50 j v QQ
value for ...,;.VOC
Women's Lisle Vests, low neck,
sleeveless, and lace trimmed all
around yoke; regular , )Ag
35c value, special ....... aViC-
FIFTH STREET
Street
SIXTH STREET
cient floss to work pat
tern, all for
Ladies9 Home Journal Patterns 10c and 5c
15c
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COlCH COVERS
Good qualify of Tapestry in
oriental effects; rich, dark col
orings, and new designs; Ihey
e great big ones,, too; 60
ties wide and 108 inches
long ; regularly worth $4.00
each, special (JEj
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Misses' Hose 19c
Misses' Hose In tan color, of
ribed lisle. They are very light
weight and very elastic; for little
maids of 6 to 10 years. Reg- 1 Q
ular 25c grade ........ 1C
Women's Imported Lisle Hose
In allover lace patterns;-come in
white only; special two- OQ
day price, pair 7C
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This 220th Friday Sale contains many offerings of unusual
importance Savings on summer goods that you are not
liable to find duplicated by any other store in Portland
Offerings that combine the rare merit of unusual value and
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seasonableness. Prices reduced on goodsthatyou need today
Shoulder Shawls
Square or. circular shape, of flna
wool yarn, coma In a vartaty of de
algna, flnlahad with fancy stitching,
and coma In black, white or colors:
they're vary pretty ahawla; sell
regular at 11.16 each, 0'7r-
special
ART DEPARTMENT
SECOND FLOOR
Camping Blankets
Mixed wool and cotton, In a
good dark gray color, just the
thing for camping; they are
good weight and good size, and
are sold regularly for $2.00 the
air. Your choice,
per pair
$1.45
Camp Stoves
We carry several different
kinds of Stoves for use while
camping, as well as modestly
oriced gas hot plates
Single burner CoI Oil Lamp
Stove, worth 50c, no
for JjC
Two-burner Coal Oil Lamp
tovt, worth $1.00,
Two-burner Blue Flame Oil
Stoves, worth $5.00,
Save m ToiletShndriesl Men's J2V2C Hose at HalfThreeSP00Darnin9Lawn Moweis
raarlaaa Saamlaas ronatata Byrlaga, I-juart JKr ' : A mm t . '
an; vaiua $1.00 apaciai tt"T ' I "f Buv two nairs for tht? nnV rf ifrlfl Special prices on all the Lawn
ssa.-wp.!.!.- sc MT. 0YfX w Sv?3 5f r torron dc &taj?r
Batbaawaat Bath Fowdar, a srood powder for 17- t V I 11 Tu ' r. R . tfie lOOkS Ot your lawn Dy naT-
the bath; value tscapcisi ' l lI to sell you. 1 ticy arc a prime Ai Black Darning Cotton, on spools, ing your own mower and at-
1P"aV":.'0l.,d.bftfk: " br"'tl,: va,u 49c A grade of silk finished cotton. As vtj ' l special, 3 spools for OC tending to the grass regularly.
rompiaaa Maasara oraam, vaiua soc apa- jijg (. S00 a 12C grade as yoil ever Safety Pins, black or nickel-plated, Save on anyone you buy.
aoifc ir.ii'writtai" 'aper; ' in' box; 1 7c S'Tra saw. It is a hose bargain that will ' Vv in a11 siz"' sp,ecif I' f ard Lawn Mowers, with ball bear-
r'w--;-on.:'20c Fbbe remnbered for months to XlkD srT 10c ingS' tV M Kft
26c k (come Men that share in thto Perf & rshirt w'aiata; 1gC WOrth $8'6 for-&U
yard piecea. white or coiora; vai ioc apec . . W special WlU protit. Kegular lZC k fi doz. on card, all sizes, special, card. . . HP Lawn Mowers, with ball bear-
b.Tri..ra!uVlr".r. VVJ hose for, UMP y Fancy Mounted Back Combs, jX ings, 18-inch size, dC 7C
fpe1...!.'!"'..1.0 7C lUili the pair flnLr value 65c, special 45C reg. worth $9.00 for.D. D
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Long Gloves 98c gftw
$1.18
Women's Silk Gloves, in the popular 16-button length, of a superb grade of silk,
and in the blacks and whites that are now in such popular demand. They have
spliced fingers and arc a good wearing grade; come in two qualities, priced
as follows :
The regular $1.50 grade sells QQ s The regular $1.75 grade, for
Friday for, the pair VOL Friday only at, the pair
Ribbons 29c a Yard. A splendid lot of unusually attractive
Ribbons in stripes or checks. A fine quality taffeta silk, good
width, and a regular 45c grade; hundreds and hun- 'IQ
dreds of yards on sale Friday at, the yard
Embroideries. Fine nainsook Embroideries in edging or in
sertions. , A great variety of patterns to choose from and five
different qualities, all specially priced. There are many widths
included in this lot, and early comers will find rarely good
choosing.
The regular 65c and 75c values are 37c; the regular
50c qualities are 25c, and the reg. 25c and 30c qualities. I
Silk Windsor Ties, full length
and widths in striped or figured
designs, also in oriental patterns;
regular 50c and 65c T
values; special 0
Ping Pong Collars for women;
25c and 35c qualities, 19c; t?Q-
regular 65c grade ...... .OVC
Suits
at
Suits $13.95 -r- Suits for Half
blue and black).
$8.95
LOT 1, contains dozens and dozens of this
season's newest models in Women's Tail
ored Suits. Pony Jacket effects, in fancy
stripes, checks and mixtures, and Etons,
in plain colors (brown, blue and black)
Suits that have sold lor
as hieh as $25.00. Your
unrestricted choice Fri
day, for
LOT 2 is composed of 108 Suits, in splen
did styles, made of Panamas and wool
mixtures. The Panamas come in navys
and browns. Very pretty Eton coat styles,
and the wool mixtures come in checks and
stripes. Some plain, (some very tastefully
trimmed. Worth to $38.50 d Q Af
each, for Muivv
LOT 3, contains just 82 of the smartest
Tailored Suits ever brought to Portland.
The materials are plain voiles and Pana
mas, in brown, blue and black. Panamas
and wool suitings in fancy stripes, checks
and mixtures. Worth from $40 U II C
to $125. Friday's price just IlnLl
:
Summer Footwear $1,50
LOT 1 in the Friday sale shows two styles of
Women's Oxfords in white or kid leather,
Blucher or regular cut, hand-turn soles, and
with or without tips. Have covered, or leather
heels, and come in all sizes and Widths. A
great special for Friday at, t PA
hoice ...... pi.UV
Lot 2, Women's White Canvas Oxfords, Blu
cher cut, medium weight soles, me- d1
dium heels. Friday, the pair . Pltfl
Lot 3, Women's Canvas Oxfords ID- different
styles. Grecian, garden, Gibson ties, and regu
lar Blucher cut. Button and one-hole styles,
and covered or leather heels; welt sewed or
hand-turn soles; made of the best Sea Island
duck; come in all colors, all sizes, f0 C'A
all widths; special, Friday apaCuvU
Lot 4, Women's Oxfords, in patent or kid
leathers; two very popular styles. Large eyelets for ribbon ties, medium
heel and toe; the patent leather has dull kid top; (0 PA
special value at yaCawU
Lot 5, Women's White Canvas Oxfords, made of hand-welt soles, "come
in button or Blucher styles, plain and tip toes; a well made &M A A
shoe in every respect. Your choice for Friday, f 3.50 and $4UU
Now for the Morning Only,'"
Thtf Special
at .
Lot No. 1, orth $1.50
the pair, for" Friday
Lot No. 2, worth $1.75
the pair,' for Friday ....
$1.29
$1.49
Lot No, 5, worth $4.00 the pair, special for
Lot No. 3, worth $2.50 OA
the pair, special for plOlf
Lot No. 4, worth $3.00 4) A
the pair, special for
..?2.98
Wash Goods
Worth to tOc
tor
15c
Yard
Plain Colored Silk Organ
dies, about 70 pieces in the
lot. Very sheer qualities, in
fine, filmy fabrics, that sell
regularly at 40c the yard. It
is an endless assortment of
colorings and this is the pre
mier wash goods bargain
of the year, !
yard , IOC
Persian Challies only 5 yd.
Light and dark ground, m
dots, floral and Persian de
signs; special,
the yard
5c
Specials on
Semi -Porcelain
Chin aware
Vegetable Dishes, $1.20 A
value, each UvC
Small Coffee Cups and Saucers,
reg. value $2.30, CI CA
special, the dozen . ..PJv
Individual Butter Dishes; regu
lar value 75c, special, CO,
the dozen 9UC
Fruit Saucers, regular $1.06
value, special ' 70c
Wnch ' Plates',' $1.60 ' ' " J f A
value, the dozen apllv
9-inch White Plates, fancy edge,
special,
each O0
Meat Dishes, regular 40c value,
special, 25; 50c value, special,
32; 78c value, CA
special wvt
Decorated in small pink flow
ers. 50-piece set, $6.80 frJ 7C
value for , aP I aJ
-60-piece set, $9.10
value for
$6.40
Jewelry
and Leather
Goods
Dog Collar Necklaces, set in 4
bars rhinestone; reg. AQ
$1.25 value, special . HOC
Purses; regular
$1.67
Silver Hand
$2.25 value,
special ,
Pearl Belt Buckles, in oval and
square designs, Att
55c value for "7C
65c value for
Veil Pins, in plain or enamel;
regular 50c value QO
rJOfc
fourth Off
for
Leather Bags, come in trrav and
tan. Values from $1.50 to $2.50
now selling
af
Combinadon Purses, in seal and
novelty leather; $2.00 CA
value for OUC
Cigar Cases, In seal, walrus and
SSSS'.. ...fourth Off
Leghorn Hats50c 0nes25c
A famous Friday special on several
grades of the very popular Leghorn
shapes, untrimmed. Can be fashioned
into all the shapes now popular and
with the addition of a bit of trimming,
they are very attractive, clever Eats,
ready to wear. The regular ft
$3.00 ones, Friday . .. ..... !) ljf
The regular $2.50 grades '(Q
sell Friday for pl70
The regular 65c qualities Al ' v
sell Friday for ...44ifC
The regular 60c Hats are for Oj?
Friday only .....ittDC
Outing Hats. A splendid line of hats, do very nicely for outing
and picnic wear, specially priced for Friday
at, only
Ostrich Plumes for One-Fourth Less v
Every Ostrich Plume in the house, all lengths, all grades, all
colors, reduced one-fourth for Friday's selling. Take j.
your choice of any plume we have and save .U... 4
Flowers Half Price. A Friday flower sale of unusual," interest.
Large or small roses in many colors, bunches of violets, sweet
forget-me-nots, foliage and many sorts of flower trimming, t Be
the regular price what it may, Friday you can , N . u'ls
buy for , "i"11
PURE FOOD FIN
ARE KEPI BUSY
(Journal Special Strrtca.)
, . Norfolk, Va., Jtoly Among- , the
papers presented at thla, tha third day
ot tbe convenUon,, pf . national and at&ta
fMd commissioners." In session at - tha
Jamestown exposition, were the foUow
tpa: ..
"American Wines and the Pure Food
Xwa,-Percy T. Morgan, San Francisco;
"Adulteration In Confectionery," V. L.
Price, St. Louis; "Restriction and Pro
hibition of Artificial Color in Food"
Jay I. Miller. Chicago; "The People's
Lobby and It Pure Food Work," Henry
Beach Noedham, Washington, D. C.;
"The , Preparation of Fruit and Vege
table Product With and Without Pre
servatives," Sebastian Mueller, Pitts
burg; "The Preparation of Tomato Catsup-
with and Without Preservatives,"
Charles F. Loudon, Terra Haute, Indi
ana r The Preparation and Distribution
of Fruit Syrupa With and Without Pre
aervatives,? A. O. Riohardaon, Rochester,
New Tors: "Need foe Uniform Standard
Among the States and ' Between- the
States and Federal Government." A. F.
Hltt. stata Hairy, food and oil Inspector
of Idaho; , "FUlera 1b Canned Goods,"
Professor Charles D. Howard, state
chemist of New Hampshire; "The Sani
tary Side of the production. Manufacture
and Distribution of Food Products," Dr.
T. J. Bryan, state analyst of Illinois;
"Nptes on tha National Spice Standards,"
Dr. Wtllianr Frear, chemist of the agri
cultural experiment . station, State col
lege, Pennsylvania; "Plain Labeling,"
Robert McDowell Allen, Kentucky agri
cultural experiment station, Lexington,
Kentucky; "Bleached Flour," Professor
E. F. Ladd, chemist and food commis
sioner, Fargo, North Dakota; "A Review
of Food Control Work In 4he West,"
E. W. Burke, state dairy and food com
missioner of Wyoming; "The Guaranty
Clause," Professor E. - Magruder.
chief chemlat - of the department of
agriculture of Virginia: "Like -Sub
stances," Professor James H. Sbepard,!
state analyst of South Dakota; "Local A
Slaughter House Inspection," Dr. Irving
A. Watson, Secretary of the state board
Of health Of New Hampshire.
Shortest !! to IjoalsvlUe
Is the Pennsylvania 804 mllea from
Chicago. "The Louis-villa, Special," with
parlor and cafe library cars, and through
eoaehaa, leavea Chicago dally, 10 a m.,
arrives Louisville 7:15 p. tn. Night
trains leave Chicago 10:05 p. m. with
through sleeping car; also at midnight
with sleeping car to Indianapolia and
Broiler parlor car to Louisville. Get
particulars from Kollock. S4t Stark
Street, Portland, Or.
Tomorrow and Saturday positively
the last days for discount on east side
buu. -
ELKS TO PKOSECtfTE
USERS OF EMBLEMS
t'earaal Special Barvka.1
Philadelphia, July 18. At the grand
lodge session of the Elks a committee
haa been appointed to find ways and
means of prosecuting people who make
use of the lodge emblems without au
thority. A flag day, June 14, waa, also
authorised. Election of officers result
ed as follows: Grand exalted ruler,
John K. Tener, of Charleroi, Pennsyl
vania; grand treasurer. Edward Leach,
ard Gray, of Frankfort, Indiana; grand
esteemed leading knight, John D. Shea,
Hartford, Connecticut; grand secretary.
Cured of I.ung Trouble. .
'It Is now eleven years slnee X had a
narrow escape from consumption,"
writes C O. Fleyd, a leading business
man of Kershaw, ft, C "1 had run
down in weight to 185 pounds, and
coughing was constant, both by day and
by night. Finally X began taking Dr.
King's New Discovery, and continued
this for about six months, when my
cough and lung trouble were , entirely
gone and X was restored to my normal
weight. 110 ; rounds.". Thousands - of
peraons are healed every year. Qaar-
New Tork: grand eateamed loyal knlsht
W. T. Lelckla. Dowaglae, Michigan; I anteed at Red Croas Pharmacy. . lOo and
arrand aateemad lecturlna- knlaht. 1 i oa. -TrUI vttl. rmm
Fred C Robinson, Dubuque, lowlt grand
trustees. Thomas i-,B.,-, Milis, - Suuerl'r.
Wisconsin; Thomas F. McNulty: lf,l.
tlmo.,!?. Mayor Charles, C. BchmWt,
of Wheeling,, West Virginia; grand tyl
fo4tran4Jnner guarlL
a. m. xaytor.
.v; ' Four Seiners AnrstM.
1 Special Dispatch to Tae Jown.i )
StorlsvOr July 1. Tbom
Spencer. Frank Peareon, Harry k , ,
Bjid Thomas Taylor, all aeli re r. .
arrested yesterday charrM wi n i ',
tor salmon in the Columbia river wi
put a lleens. 'fimy wlil have a l.i,,
la Justice eourt tu.lay.
:: Vraferrsd ItUwk Caased C
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