The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 19, 1907, Page 11, Image 11

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IW PLY COAST
; ps Angeles Company , Will
f ugeraw Line Of Steamers ;
Out of Portland. '
VESSELS will bun- r-'V
: . i SOUTH FKQE-HEHE
Arraogement-Being Blade to Open
; Office on Waterfront ftnd Begin
Operation! In Time to Handle
Borne of Fall Trade.
.Agent who will take chare art
.carried on aau
Beginning In time 'to' handle ioim of
th fall trad and transport a portion
ef the reason's shipment of grain, a
l)w lln of steamers will begin plying
betwean this port. and California, stop
ping at Cooa Bay, Eureka, Ban Franclaco
nd thnc southward to Monterey and
Los Jgjgelea. '
r J"tH1 the nam of the nw eomnanv
entr this northern field baa been
withheld for th present, arrangements
re being computed with on of the
teamahlp offlcea on th waterfront
wher th business of th-lln will be
.handled and negotlatlone with th new
being
la eomnanr at nreaent
muniuni unices- in Dan raneisco, oan
Pedro and .Los Angelea, with headquar
ter at the latter place. Two ateamera
will be put on th northern fori besldea
towboaU owned by the company. Both
ateamera- carry about 700 tone of
freight, have paaaenger accommodatlona
,Io r 80 peraona and are equipped with
anglnes which will make a epeady jun
between coast points,
t It is stated that the new company Is
atabllahing Itaelf In Portland because
competition between Ban Franclaco and
way polnta, where It la now engaged in
handling coaat tonnage, ha proved! too
keen. It Is the expectation that big
business will originate In Portland dur
ing the fall especially in graaaVahip
merits indications pointing' U an enor
mous harvest In ail auctions of Oregon
and Washington. I
uemg in a poattion to operate the
entire length of th coaat, the new local
-company will be able to fill up at San
Franclco what It fatla to get coaat
,wlae. It ta expected that final arrange
ments for opening offlcea here will n
.completed early next month, ao that the
ateamera can begin regular rune prior
to September 1.
ALL VALUE - APPRECIATING PEOPLE
WILL-LOOK FORWARD TO .TOMORROW,
' ,' t i . ... in i
AT THIS'STORE, WITH KEEN INTEREST.
TIE
MY
ENTIRE BLOCK ON YAMHILL FRCB 2ND TO 5RD.
WE WILL' .MAKE OF TOMORROW (SAT
URDAY) A PAY. LONG TO' BE REMEM
BERED BY PATRONS AND OURSELVES.
wsecsace wmm
Tomorrow night after ten o'clock no person who has visited this store during the day will deny or question
our statement when 'we say that in all Portland's history, from the time that stores were small until today, the
day of Department Store Supremacy, hp such wholesale price-slashing was ever attempted or accomplished as the
SALE OF TOMORROW AND HERE
BUILD NEW VESSELS
jHoquiam Ship Yarda Completing
Steamers for Coaat Service.
(Special Dispatch to The JoaraaLl
Hoqulam, Wash.. July 19. Much ac
tivity prevails at the Mathews ship
yard, which haa the contract for aev
ral ateamera this aevaon. The keel Is
feeing laid for the steamer Tallae, a
sinter ateamer to the Shasta, which la
being ceiled. Both veaaels are for the
2. K. Wood Lumber company. The
Steamer Saginaw, which they are build
ing for the Hart-Wood Lumber com
pany of Aberdeen, ia about ready to
have, her deck laid. She la being built
uuuer the supervision of Captain A. T.
BtreSm, who gave up the command of
the- ateamer Oulnlault to oversee the
(Construction of several boats for this
steamer 'William' H. Murphy,
, yhlch was recently launched here, will
;1e Wwed to Aberdeen today and receive
a cargo of lumber at th American
mill, after which she will be towed to
Sen Francisco to receive her machinery.
This vessel and her alater ateamer, the
Temple E. Dorr, both belong to the Pa
cific Lumber company.
The Dorr Is on the run between
Eureka and San Francisco, but la dally
expected to arrive here to load at the
iioqulum Lumber Sh!
plant. She will tow the
Xranclsco.
Eventful Sale of Hosiery
LADIES' PURE SILK HOSE
In black only, all sizes, double
heels and toes. An elegant fine
thread silk Stocking. The very
best number on earth hh
for $1.50. Tomorrow. . . HOC
No. 2. A genuine French lisle
thread .Stocking for ladies.
Handsome silk embroidered
patterns." 'Two 'prices to go in
one, and the 00c and 79c value
all for. the choice, OA
pair JVC
FOR OIRL AND BOY
Fine white ribbed cotton Hose for hot days.
Sizes 5 to Wi- An extra good 20c inl
quality, pair
12ic
Important Items at Little Prices
tterns
7lc
28-inch Standard Percale. All good patterns
and colors. Sells everywhere at T I
10c yard. Saturday ",
INDIAN HEAD
This popular linen finished Suiting we offer
at just half price. Of course these are
remnants, but all alike, worth rl
15c at, yard 2C
PILLOWS
A very desirable 2-lb. all feather Pillow.
Good heavy ticking and an excep
tional vahie at $1.00. Saturday . .
74c I
Women'&Finest Tailored Skirls $1.98, $2.98, $4.98
Wliat This
Means
It means that the
Skirts are all wool and
of such materials as
these: Panamas, broad
cloth, voiTe, etamlne,
serge; also In novelty
taffeta silks. Blacks
and all colors, plaids,
stripes and novelties.
Fancy trimmed, and
fancy stitched.
Whatlhe
.Values
Skirts worth A i rn
to $9.00 ) 170
Skirts worth
to $10.00 ...
Skirts worth
to $15.00 ...
$2.98
$4.98
And 20 values in be
tween the three named.
All put together in 3
lots. Each lot at one
price. Each price one
of three.
This Skirt Sale is intended to last all day Saturday. There are hundreds of the Skirts, and
each Skirt is just as advertised. The early choice means much to most ladies.
More Reasons for Crowding Our Suit Room Tomorrow
Ladies' $10.00 White Wool Skirta f3.75 $2.50 and $3.00 White Lawn Waists 49
Ladies' $7.50 'Wash Suits, all colors f 1.98 Children's $4.50 to $6.00 Coats, 2 to 14 years f 1.49
Sample line $25.00 and $30.00 Silk Jumper Suits fO.98 Flowers worth to $1.00 bunch 10
Hats, Of, 25 and 95
READ THESE f
Drug Sundry Specials
50c Baby Brushes ...'.20i
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream. . .357
Madam La Blanche Powder. ......... 3k)
20c Baby Combs 10
10c Machine Oil H 5J
Pine Tar Shampoo .Z5f
25c Pint Florida Water ...... .,...143
25c Pint Bay Rum ....14'
Newbro's Herpicide, $1.00 bottle ..6ty
Golden Eagle Glycerine 4j
Pear's "Unscented" Glycerine .-,...10r
Pinaucrs "VegitaL" $1.00 size .....50a
Pinaud's "Eau de Quinine," $1 bot GJ
10c Bar Rainier Mineral Soap 5
25c Box Armour's Arbbr Soap ...10t
Saturday Sale of Ribbons
Nos. 40, 60 and 80. A pure Silk Taffeta, ,
Ribbon, and a good one at that. AH good
staple shades, as well as black and 4 4
white; regular 20c values, yard .... 1 1C
Stationery
Take along a box of the very
"White Stone" linen finish Writ
ing Paper: 25c boxes
desirable
121c
Attractive One-Day's Rug Sale
tic
bninale company
lurpny to 8a
an
ALONG THE. WATERFRONT
The ateamer Breakwater ta due to-
Blght from Cooij bay. She comes Into
port heavily loaded with freight and
passengers.
Arrangements are being; made by a
local firm to charter the Southern Pa
cific steamer Czarina for grain. Definite
plana aa yet have not been perfected.
Frank Waterhoune A Co. , have tha
Norwegian ateamer Henrlk lbaen which
arrived In port yesterday, under char
ter and will load her with lumbar and
flour for oriental porta.
Cool aa has been the weather at this
port during the present month, obser
vations at tha weather bureau ahow
that July's temperature Is three degrees
In excess of the normal, the average
having been raised during the few days
of th first week when the thermome
ter hovered around 80.
The Johan Poulsen Is finishing load
ing lumber at the Llnnton docks today.
It la expected that ahe will ba ready to
weign ancnor tomorrow ana , sail ror
Ban Francisco.
WLflUNE INTELLIGENCE
rnlar liners Sua to Arrive.
CoataTtlca, San Franclaco July 2R
Breakwater, Coo Bay July II
Columbia, Ban Franclaco July 23
O. W. Elder, Ban Pedro and way.July 21
Alliance. Cooa Bay July 22
Kome City July 28
Nleomedla. orient July 27
Hoanok. San Pedro and way... July 20
rJumanfla. orient Auauat It
Arabia, orient Sept 1
Begnlr Xiloara to Sapart.
Alliance, Coos Bay '....July 25
Costa Rica, San Franclaco July 27
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... Aug. 1
Breakwater, Coos Bay July 22
O. W. Elder. San Pedro and way.July 24
Columbia. San Franclaco July 25
Bedondo. Seattle and way July 26
Alesla, orient. July IT
Kicomedla, orient Auguat 5
Jvjumantla, orient. Auguat 2ft
Arabia, orient September If
Vassals la Port.
Henrlk Ibsen. Nor. str Alblna
Johan Poulaen ......Columbia No. I
Alesla, Ger. an. Montgomery No. 1
Yola. Br. ah Klevator dock
Jordanhlll. Br. by Astoria
fclntta. nr. dk Eaat Ptna
Llllebonne, Am. ach...O. R. A N. Alblna
yvjsnucta. Am. barge. .University Mill
Chrhalls. Am. win Knappton
J H. Lunaman, Am. scb Stella
Paul Jonea. U. S. N Astoria
Maori King. Br. ss Stream
Alvena, Am. sch Weatport
j M. Griffith. Am. bktn Stella
palgonar, Br. sh. . .) ... .Columbia No. 1
Mathilda. Nor aa Portland Lbr Co.
Wallacot, Am. barge. University Lbr Co.
Alumna, Am. sch... Drydock
Bee, Am. ech. . .Willamette. I. A 8. Wlca.
Lettltla. Am. sch Rainier
Yosemlte, Am. ss Astoria
I,ainbei Oarrlara an Bonte.
Mabel Gala. Am. sch..... Ban Franileco
Retriever. Am. bktn. . ...San franclaco
South Bay, Am. str.
Echo. Am. bktn.
Melrose, Am. sch.....
Hallor Boy. Am. sch.
Basse. Am. ok.
alana. Am. ta . .
. w
ene.
Washington, nargs...
. Am. air
San Franciseo
.Ban Franclaco
Ban Pedro
.San'Franclaeo
.San Francisco
Ban Pedro
8 an Diego
. . . . .San Pedro
....flan Francisco
Junes Rolph, Am. sell ...San Franclooo
an aoata Wlta Cement aad CtaasraL
Bucclsuch, Br. ah. HmVl,r1
Bronn. Fr. bk , ....Hull
Conway Castla, Sr. bk Antwerp
Europe. Ff. ba. . ...... .Aiitwerp
OenevieTe Mollnos. Fr. bk..... .London
Hen Ksrvilar. Fr. ah. ........Hamburg
jaannt", Fr. sb,,.., .Swansea
Rug Number 1
A 30x60 Smyrna fringed Rug, good
body and pretty floral patterns;
$2.50 would be asking a very rea
sonable price for these. &i AQ
Saturday, the sale price., let7
Rag Number 2
27x54 Velvet Brussels; elegant
flowered designs and rich color
ings; correctly priced at dJO AO
$3.50. Saturday sale price $LtO
This should really be a four
days' sale instead of one, for
each of these four separate rug
numbers should bring to the
store a lot of people.
Rug Number 3
27x54 Axminster Rugs, beautiful
oriental patterns; a rug that will
add to the beauty of any parlor.
Not the regular $4.25 price, but
for Saturday the dJO Q
sale price of y0lt7
Rug Number 4
Extra large, 36x72, very fine Smith
Tapestry Rug. This is the rug for
service as well as beauty; OJ
$6 values; Saturday sale. txLHt
MUSIM UNDERWEAR
AT SMALl COST
This sale is one of odd garments, such as
Skirts, Gowns, Corset Covers and Chem
ise. Fine muslin and cambric materials,
and of sheer, pretty lawn as welt Nicely
trimmed with lace and embroidery. The
value, nf thrsc crarmnt arm
$1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. One flflWC
sweeping reduction price to- mUi y
morrow of onlv Vr
ft
NoteWe offer an exceptional sale of Ladies' fine white and
colored Silk and Linen Parasols for Saturday.
Saturday Sale of Men's Furnishings
Prices that will interest the man who cares
to save.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. A good elas
tic and well wearing garment; 38c
value. Saturday sale, special .....
24c
HEN'S SUSPENDERS 18c
Very good grade of linen web ; strongly made
and neat designs. Regular values 89c and 50c.
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
Pure linen and in all width hems; regular 15c value,
tomorrow selling 3 for
WORK SHIRTS
Made from good quality cheviot and selling regularly
at 50c Saturday selling
ODD LOT UEN'i UNDERWEAR
Plain and fancy mesh Men's Undershirts; sizes 34 to 44;
50c values. Saturday ,
25c
39c
33c
Saflerfay slc Pinner
Sets
PEKIN FLOWER
BLUE
42 pieces ........ $5.14
50 pieces $6.98
60 pieces $8.73
100 pieces $13.86
CHATHAM
GREEN
42 pieces $3.85
50 pieces $4.92
60 pieces $5.83
100 pieces $10.78
42
50
60
100
PEACOCK BLUE
LYNDON
pieces .$2.83
pieces $3.76
pieces $5.12
pieces $8.73
ST. REGENT WHITE
AND GOLD
42 pieces $5.73
50 pieces $6.98
60 pieces $8.63
100 pieces $14.92
ROSE CLUSTER
No. 527
ROSE DECORATED
No. 5035
$3.85 42 pieces $5.23 42 pieces $3.76
50 pieces t $6.73 50 pieces .' $4.96
60 pieces $8.47
100 pieces $14.56
60
100
pieces
pieces
$5.98
$10.64
MASON FRUIT JARS, Pints
45c Dozen
IINVITIINQ
ShoeS
pedals tor Sataria
In regard to "Buster Brown" Shoes for boys and girls. The highest compliment that can be paid ft
shoe or anything else is to have said, "It is the best of its kind." A man with a national reputation
has something at stake so with the "Brown" Shoes., Now for Saturday every pair of these fully goarv
sans am ra a a . " .
anteea rsuster crown onoes, m sizes trom 11 to o, we oner Deiow cost in two large lots: v
Slx&m 11 to 2, Regular $3.50 Value, 91.79 ' l
Sizes 3 to 0, Regular $3.00 Value 1.98
MEN'S FAMOUS BROWN "STAR" BRAND $3.50 AND $4.00 SHOES ; $2.48
Saturday Cleanup of Women's Tan Oxfords
So many of these that the lady is assured a wide range of style to choose from.
Some have extension soles, others have the lighter and more flexible ones;
all sizes in this cool summer shoe. $2.00 and $2.50 values all at d OO
one price .p 1
Sale of White Canvas Oxfords
Cut to the last notch in price for
Saturday.
$1.25 and $1.50 grades, pair. . . 69tf
$1.75 and $2.00 grades, pair. . . &8i
$2.00 and $2.50 grades, pair... $ 1.48
Boys' $1.50 and $1.75 heavy
Calfskin Shoes for work or
play, sizes 9 to 13, pair 98
Ladles' Dress Sboes
Patents, Vicis and Velours, in all
sizes. A stylish looking shoe, with
the right shapes. Some of these are
regularly sold at $2.50, others of
them at $3.00. Saturday
the one price, pair
$1.79
15c White Shoe Polish 7
L. pillar. r. bk
Martha Roux, Fr. bk. ,
Mozambique. Br. ah..
BamoM, Br. bk.
glana. Oar. ah
TbUra. JET. ah
Vlnoennaa. Fr. bk.
London
Hamburg
, . .Newcaatla. EL
Shields
London
. . .Neircaatla. H.
, .Glaagow
Marechaal Turrene, Fr. bk. .. .Hamburg
filla da Mulhouae, r. dk Antwerp
Ouethary. Fr. bk Antwerp
Plerrl Lotl, Fr. bk , Antwerp
Waldan Abbey, Br. ah... Antwerp
Oleneasllu. Br, ah Antwerp
VeraalUea, Fr. bk ..Lelth
General da Bolsdeffre. Fr. bk... London
General de Neejrlar. r. bk London
Bayard, Fr. tk Antwerp
Vlue da Dijon. Fr. bk Ant weir.
Coal Ship Ba Boat.
Belen, Fr. bk..'.; ..Newcastle, A.
CoL da VlUebola Marenll.Fr. bk
Newcaatla, A.
' Clarerdon, Br. ah........ Newcastle, A.
WUlscott. Am. bk Newcaatla. A.
Port Patrick, Br. sb Nawoastle. A.
8t. Mirren, Br. ah......... Newcaatla, A.
Crlllon. Fr, bk. . Newcaatla, A.
Ardancrala. Br. btu . . , . ,Neweaatle, A.
Eugene Schneider, Fr, bk, .Neweaatle. A.
St, Loula 7r. ah.. ...... .Newcaatla. A.
' ' . Tramn Maacaan' Ba Boa.
Qoeca.Aiexajaara. w. atr......
Thyra. Nor. a a. . ..
Strathness. Br. atr.
... .San Franclaco
Port Los Angeles
Oil Carrier Ba Boate.
Argyll. Am. atr Port Harford
Cataala, Am. str
MARINE NOTES
, .Qavlota
AetorU, July 1. Sailed at 6 a. m.,
steamer Roanoke, for San Pedro and
way ports. Sailed at 8 a, m.. ateamer
Alliance, for Coos bay. Arrived down
at 11 a. m. and sailed at 11:40 a. m
steamer W. fi. Porter, for Monterey. Ar
rived at 11 a. m.. ateamer Breakwater,
from Cooa bay. Arrived at 11:46 a. m.,
barge Waahougal in tow of tug Samson,
from San Franclaco.
Astoria, July 18. Arrived down at
1:50 and sailed at 4:50 p. m., British
steamer Strathnalrn, for Nanalmo and
Seattle, Arrived down at 1:10 and sail
ed at 4:80 p. to., steamer Whlttler, for
Port Harford.
Hongkong, Julv I. Arrived. German
steamer Numantla, from Portland...
Astoria, July 1, Condition of the
bar at 8 a m., obscured; wind, north
west, eighteen miles; weather, foggy.
Tide at Astoria today: . High water,
T:J9 a, m, i.9 feets l.ii p. bl, 8.4 feU
Low water. 1:17
m.. 2.4 feet.
a. m., 1.8 fet; f:57 p.
BIG MINING DEAL
Oood Beyoit of
Borne County la BontltaTa Oregon.
The following clipping from the 81s
klvou Dallv News of aouthern Oregon
Indicates that the property of the
Champion Group Mining company la
held In high esteem In Ha own Beet Ion
of the country:
The Champion Group Mining com
pany, who bought the McKlnley mine on
Humbug a few montha ago. haa incor
porated the property and call their com
pany the Champion Group Mining com
pany. The property la composed of a
group of 18 claims and gives promise
of becoming a rich producer.
Th company haa opened offlcea at 808
Couch building, Portland. Oregon, and
ar running four-column advertlaements
in the Portland papera, offering 60,000
shares of stock for sale, the money so
received la to be used In developing the
mines. Incidentally their advertiae
menta ar a good tiling for Siskiyou
county, aa they tall the truth about
thia rich mineral section. In fact, the
Champion Group Mining company's big
ad vert 1 sen) en ta are very conservative
Skid fall short of the truth aa to the
mineral wealth of old Siskiyou. In
tolling the publlo about their own prop
erties her they advertise the whole
county and bo doubt will bring many
prospective investors to ua. We hope
they will succeed in selling the stock
necessary to bring their mines to a
high stated of productiveness and be
lieve the purchasers will get good values
for their money. More power to their
pen."
Fash km In Depression.
From the Ladles' Field.
Society, which sets the fashion In
everything, haa set a fashion thia year
In deproaaion. The tightneaa of money
and the abominable weather have af
fected the aplrits of the smart set.
They are getting tired of ostentation
and luxuries which have nothing but
xpenslveneSs to recommend them. In
a word, they are bored, and their bore
dom is felt all down the social scale.
Tomorrow positively the laat day for
discount on east aid gaa bUla.
PECIAL
EASIDE
ERVIGE
VIA
&&GR.R.
.V -; TO i.'.V
ClATSOP BEACH
AND SEASIDE
No. 22 departs.... vS.'OO aJtn-ArrlTt Seaside........:, .13:40 pm.
No. 24 departs..... 6. -00 p-myArrivts Seaside. .. ...... ...10:30 p.m.
No. 26 deparu.....S:lO jun. (Sats. only) Antvet SeaaJds 6:50 pjn. j
Tourists should Itot overlook this tplandid opportunity to view
the grand old Pacific Ocean. It's best seen from Clatsop teach. v
For information and tickets call st ticket flics Tl f f '
Morrison streets, or phone Main 244. .
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