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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY -19, 1C07. -- - - ' : " 1 - M.I ,H ...... ...11, Bill IN EVERY SECTION THROUGHOUT THE STORE ISC CM. ; 4 W It ... .1'' , ",.r V. .-V .'."'.'. 'f ! ' ' The gratifying success which marked the opening of this great Semi-Annual Qearance Sale demonstrates anew the growing im portance of this incomparable bargain period, hundreds of purchasers from near and far thronged the different sections of this store all week, making their selections from the vast array of high grade merchandise, marked at cost and less. We have but one . object in view now: "Clear stocks" at once. ' No sacrifice is too great if our purpose be achieved, for we must dispose of this stock in less thanO days. :r , $12.50;' $15.00, $16.50, $18.00 Meii's and Young Men's Up-to-Date Suits at only New nobby, np to lire ''Dbrafe garments, attractive , J patterns, splendid materials, pefedly tailored. An M . . J oiler never equalled In tne city of Portland. BUY 00 YOUR VACATION SUIT TOUOBROff PONT WAIT ! THE GREATEST Variety of Patterns Ever Shoivri Only "'vi i I A' CLEARANCE SALE MEN'S SHOES Men's $2.50 and $3.00 t OC Shoes and Oxfords. . I 0J Star brand. These come in vici kid, box and velour calf, and are all hand made, in the very latest and most comfortable lasts, and are so well known in Portland that they need no let ter of introduction from St Louis. " Men's $4.00 Leather Lined Bos and Velour Calf (0 OC Shoes $L,OD Men's $4.50 Star Brandfjo OC Patent Leather Shoes L.OJ Men's Empire BlucherO OC Oxfords, $5 values .. $L.OD Men's $3 Endicott - Johnson Shoes and M QC Oxfords 41.0J Men's $2.50 and Cl IQ $3.00 Work Shoes In lace or congress, best qual ity satin calf, select throughout, in all styles, Blucher. and best cuts. Come in tomorrow and get two pairs for the price of one. Men's $4 Russia Calf MfiC Tan Work Shoes ....$--.OJ Men's $5 and $6 Star Brand Shoes, Pilgrim Patent, Carmen Calf. Gunmetal Calf, Milton and Potay lasts .v. Men's $5 Eclipse"'"' Shoes and Oxfords Men's $6 High Cut Waterproof Shots . Men's S3.50 and $4 Shoes and Oxfords These include Men's Dress Shoes, in rid kid, patent leather and gunmetal calf; all hand made and latest styles. Posi tively a matchless bargain. Men's $5 VUcolixed Waterproof Shoes . Men's $4.50 Tongue V QC Ballast Work Shoes . Man's $5 and $6 Star Brand Patent Leather Shoes, QC bench made ; ...PJ07 Men's $7.50 Sport ing Boots $3.45 $3.45 $3.45 $2.35 $2.85 $4.85 Men's $20, $22.50 Clothes at $9.50 Included in this collection are suits which have been sellings right along at $20.00 and $22.50. All the most approved patterns made. EXTRA SPECIAL CHOICE OF ANY OUTING SUIT IN THE HOUSE $3.8 $10.00, $12.50 TO $15.00 VALUES; ALL SIZES; BUY NOW. mm Tot eholoa of Ituadrada of mas' rarnlar S3.60 Trona- M era laolndd ar aU tha Ut Mt patterns and fabric . Wot oaly 1.40. A pair la our eloaranoo prloo cm man's rarolar S3. 50 TronMra. The amy of pattstrna la Try broad. Oholoa pw pate, 11JBS. $1.85 SO TUE PEOPLE MAY KNOW This store caters to the masses. All its efforts are directed to wards pleasing; Its own customers. Too many irons in the fire are the handicaps of others. We stick to the clothing business. We don't sell dry goods, groceries, crockery, nor furniture, and that's the reason we can undersell any other store in Portland. Just Think of the Free and Unlimited Choice of Any Fancy Summer Suit in the House Men's $22.50. and $25 Suits at $12.50 This is a bargain extraordinary, as these are hand-tailored suits, made in the very latest fashion. An almost endless variety of fabrics. a. mr We hwro radooad an ew fUU0 Xg J0V prtoa. Tbarc an atylaa for baalnas or area a as.ts. a ip Win pturobaM a paur ox S3 4a Troaaara dnrln tb elaar VWaa anoa aala whloh karo baas alllnr for SS4W amd SS.OO. BxoaUant ralnaa ant pattanus a S3.45. For This Meager Pricei Some Were $30, Some $27.50, Some $25. Just Pick Them Ont, None Re served, $15 is the Price H'S FURNISHINGS ft Surra To ponder ovar. All kinds or on or two-pleca. all oolora, alt worth twloa that amounL Rush for taeaa, aa the bath ln aaaaon la on atrona now. 204 for Man's Windsors, all silk In arary lmaainabla shade, plain, dots, plaids, aquaraa. etripaa. Too busr to anumerata, 0 tonee to select from. Sam aa the other man sells for eta. 254 tor rranch Foulard 811k 4-ln-hands, all tha oolora you can think of and than soma mora; beauties all new mid-eaaaon'a fooda. Tou'va paid too and (o ail tha time for thla raiue. 85a for ail lOo and Tto neck wear that are real rsiuaa, from America's big-feat tie makara. Wa have too many, ao you can profit by overstock. Thla Una haa tha other fallow tlad to a poat no ohanoa for Mr. High Prloa to get In tha raoa. 20t for an endlaas rartetr llidgat Ties, anjr oolor you' want. 4 for 254 Pura Llnan Hand kerchlea. best arar offarad tor tha money any plaoa. ' 10s for Men's Kftrt TTixJarwear, ail slsea. I Jo yalua, 294 for Man'a Silk Strip Bai brlggan Undarwaar. all alaaa, tha real SOo raiu In tha hlgh prloe district 404 for Man'a Bloa Bat TJndar- , wear, too many to oarry, worth 76o, all slsea. 14 to 44 ahlrta, 10 to 44 drawers. Oat lively or you miss thla on. 454 for Men's Foroua Knit Underwear, champagne color, all alaaa, really worth 7Sc 45t for Man'a Mercerised Under wear, pink or aaltnon, all aisea, . a big buy, too many, worth 7 So. 504 for Lao Undarahlrta, loaa fitting;, abort aleevee, comfy for midsummer, fl yalua. 754 for Man'a Porous Ldnen-llk Underwear In plain white, whit aa Dlu whit and black, swell garments, ahprt sleeves, loos fltUng. really worthll.lt. 854 for Pur JJal Underwear, Tons aleavaa, pink and blue, finest weave eh the market, a value unequaied In tha city for leaa than 11.60. Sl.OO for Men'a Mercerised Silk Underwear in pink and cham- arne, all aisea. looaa gpoa, eels Una, . la beat You hay aia zor otnera not aa gooa 1.00. 4 654 Mernaee mar golf ahlrt. In eham- f or Men'a Mohair Boatom. egllgee Cuff, tha real aum- rne. 10 doaen. aisea 14 to 17 H, worth tl.14. Now, will you jump on a snapf 254 for Man's Imported Rapa, wash 4-ln-handa In ail tha new tnldsummar tones Including browns, resedaa, CopanhaaTana, dalfta, leathers, topes, gun metals, Alio blue, greys, whit and many others. Th bigh- frlcad atoraa aak for th asm 0C 294 for Man's Oolf Shlrta, aU aisea from 14 to 17 tt. an nd leaa yarlety; take S for ll.0; all worth 0c New goods, tony patterns and well mad. 654 for Men s tl.00 Oolf Shlrta. ? (kin and pleated boeoma, bau lful new g-ooda, with or with out attached cuffs: no old stock In th lot Take ail you want, but come early; they can't last long. St.00 for Men's Griffon Bhlrta. 116(5 value, attached or de tached, plain and ptaated bosom, coast atyl or regular, all alaea, 14 to 17 Vfc. many Pat terns. 854 for Man's (Lll N(UrM Shlrta, real I l.U valu. new, tony, lively oolora, all else.. Com on for your outing ahlrta In a rush. . . Sl.OO for $100 rah In Sota ette Negllgeaa;. tan and wtilt; ail slse, 81.50 for $. ralu In Solaatt Negflgoea, In eraam, gray, helio and Una; ail lsav Good nouab for anybody. Th other fallow aska It. 00 for th same. 83.25 for Men'a Pur 811k Shirt in cream, champagn and leath er tonea; worth $1.00; all aisea, but not many of each, ao com quick. 254, 354 and 504 for Men'a a-wU seasonable Belts, la black, gray, tan, oordovana, moroooo. calf and pigskin; narrow and wide onea; look dressy, boys, for small money. - 204 for President style Suspen ders; SOo valu. - : i 54 for ail BOo Suspender. 04 for beat Working Okv union mads; all aisea. g l-$4 for Men'a 16o Ho; ail color and slsea, fancy and plain. t . 804, 3 for 504. for Men'a fancy Hoalery; iSo valu. -SUIT OJiaTBS at lowest prloa-; 82.95 for $5.00 ralu; com running-. , . " OAJrvAS SCOPES for leas than you over seourad same bf or. SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK Not in the High Rent District Tie (Elicap 69-71 THIRD CtoiSii Cm STREET Any Straw Dal tf Ira 4 It St TITf O A . m ... Not in the High Price Clique MILWAUKEE TO BUILD TO 80VILL Its Traditional Branchlline Policy Is Manifest in Jdaho. rSnecial Dlsnatch 'to Th JooraaL) Moscow. Ida,, July 18. "The Chicago, .. t.A a. a t.nt Mltnl arlll hnllrf a branch from Its mainline on the -St. paries to cunnwi wna ui vvau.ntiiai.un. aU .T3ni VOSXB ' that 'Ttallnrd'a Rn ' T.lnlmnl has no. superior for rheumatism, stiff lOlntS, CUIB, Bprsuiv, iuuiu.su ana ail rains. Buy It, try it and you will al Vays us It. . Any body who haa used Ballard's Snow Liniment is a living Droof of what it doea. All w ask of rou is to get a trial bottle Price SSo, Oo and $1.00. BoldTy all drua-glata it7hv isn't evervthintr 1 1- - I w money DacK r . r ft- ' TZxrtH-tTirtincr icn't rr r r A Tear rfpeer rttams your aiensr U ym deal U SciiUlat'i t; w say kl,, - J ( ' Idaho & Montana, th Weyerhaeuser line, at Bovill. Thla information cornea from an authoritative source. It la further strengthened by the fact that the Milwaukee now ha a corps of sur veyors In that section running the line and making their headquarters at Collins, which la four miles north of Bovill, th latter point being the termi nus of the Washington, Idaho & Mon tana railroad. The statement waa made in news dis patches a few day ago that a corps of surveyors had been dispatched to work on the St Maries river in the vicinity of ClarKia and that -- their headquarters would be at Collins. As Clarkla la 13 miles from Collins many readera fa miliar with that country doubtless won dered why th engineers would be as signed a baa at Collins when they were expected to work along th St. Maries. The explanation offered now, that the Milwaukee will build a branch to Bovill, makes the situation perfectly clear. Kilwukya Branca rolloy. It aeema to be th plan of the Mil waukee to reach out for traffic by means of branch lines. It adopted that system successfully in th Mississippi valley, and Is doubtless pursuing the same policy her. At Bovill, where It will tap the W., I. & M it will derive an immense tonnage. The - Weyer haeuser Interest have been close to th Milwaukee Interests In th middle states for many years, and in building to a connection wlth their road they prob ably know that much business awaits thm when the Junotlon is made. Th Potlatch Xumber company, a Weyer haeuser Institution, can deliver its train loads of lumber at the end of Its line and th Milwaukee can haul it by th shortest and. moat direct rout to east ern, markets. . :- .:''' It doubtlaaa will aJao result in th building of a large - sawmill at' some point in th vicinity of Bovill to sup plement the work of the big mill at Potlatch. which will scarcely be able to cut th timber owned -by th . Pot latch company within the time limit brescrlbed in Itaiblll of aal from th atat of Idaho, Vf us TV0 DETECTIVES Alleged White Slave Hunt ers Ckarged With Jewelry Theft by Oriental. Out of th alleged pursuit of a "white slave" Into a Chines house at 228 Alder street laat Saturday night by De teotlvea Kay and Klenlen haa grown, a damag suit for $2,000, broaght by Wong Chuck Way, who lives at the house. In the suit, which haa been filed In the circuit court, the detectives sure charged with carrying off a set of gold earrings worth $.B0 belonging to Wong Chuck Way's small daughter, and a gold ring worth $$.26, the personal property of way himself. Wav alleraa that he Uvea at 429 U Alder .street with his family, consisting CASTOR I A por Infants and Children. , Tha Kind Yea Hara Always Ecught Sar tlx filgaaturtof of hia wife and six small children, the oldest being 13 years of ag and th youngest 2 months. He charges that the detectives broke down his front door and in a rough and boisterous manner entered and put his wife and children in great fear. It is alleged that Kay and Klenlen assaulted Wong Chuck Way and ejected Mm from th house, then entered th private apartments where hi wife and children were sleep ing and aearched the bed and disturbed the house generally. Way wants $2,000 damages for the fright given his family, $5 for th dam age done the door when it waa broken in and $14,75 for the Jewelry. .Way allea-ea that he is a member of th Yuen Wa company, a Chines firm in business at 136 second street. Impure blood runs you down makes you an easy victim for organic diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood cures the cause builds you up. TKI0 OF SENAT0ES MEET IN ASHLAND Ashland. Or. July 1. Ex-Senator Mulkey, accompanied by Btat Senator Beach, arrived here at noon yesterday. Senator Mulkey spent an hour In Ash land and left for Crater Lake, via Kla math Falls. The senator said h had never seen Crater Lake and had placed himself under the guidance of Beach, who knew th country well. He said they might meet the Garfield party at Klamath Falls, though the secretary waa - ai fast traveler and hard to catch up wth. Senator Fulton, who arrived her on th sam train and spent an, hour greet ing friends, left to Join Secretary Gar field at Klamath Falls and will go thence to Lakeview. . He expects to stop in Ashland a few days upon his return. Senator surkett or jMeorasna, arrived In th city also and for a time th annator were shakina . hands with, th ffoplA A Jtsia ixaJa. . s. SICK HEADACHE Positively enr4 hf these idtue riu They also Wttwa xnt tress frosn. Dyspepsia. In aJgeaOcaaadTooIIftartar listing. A perfect rem dytorDlxclness. Nana. Drowsiness, Bad Tasta ta th Mouth. Coated Tonga. Pals ta the flde TOEPID IIVXB. Taey regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SHALL PILL SHALL C3SE. 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