1 THE-. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY :; EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1907.
Hatty Beach Hats
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For this 223d Friday" Economy Sale "we bring
forth an astonishing bargain in Outing Hats.
Every ..duck and Outing Hat in : the house,
some worth up to 2.50, ;. v f ' .. fi
choice, Friday :;v:v; v.v.v. ;;v.7v 1 JC
Trimmed Dress Hats. A lot of about 4,000
on sale for Friday hats in this lot from rA" 1
$3.49,to $r.50, choice . DiC
Trimmings-Roses, , foliage, lilacs violets and,
forget-me-nots, special f Friday, Vv ':. ")tll
: 18c Madras IQcYd
And you have over. 2,000 yards. to choose from, In
many patterns and colorings; come in stripes,
checks, plaids and figures, and in every desirable
shade; all this 'season's patterns; regularly a
worth 18c a yard, special for Friday .....IVC
$3.50 Bedspreads $2,69
Colored Bed Sprds,; in satin finish i of very fine
quality, handsome patterns and colorings; corns in
light blue or pink; they're regularly worth fro A
$150, special Friday . ....... .v... U,..., J.fc.Uj
FIFTH STREET
WASHINGTON STIIEET . SIXTH STREET
Steel Ranges
One of the most fa.'
moui and best liked .
Reitiaetatdrs "'-tVJ'.
':Hr-y--iY:Yl;:"-' ' oi reffigerai
We are closing out
stock
ranffea nn th mar.
.1 V: . -. i- oi reirirrri tors.
'Cl " uunii nib, ' TV c arc closing out in IS
make and early ' customers find rare savings on
' splendid grade goods. , - , ,
1. a . I- a imaplf mmmi ant. . w. - 1 . . , ,
lawn mowers, ice ream freeiers and oil stoves.
Come Friday and find savings really astonishing.
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. Hostess and Guest.
It la now when theatress of duties
; 'are laid aside for1 the time, when the
; dally grind of thing U relaxed and we
allow ourselvea to expand and take a
food deep rear ' enjoyment. , la, living,
which we .usually: , crude ourselves,
that we permit ouraelvea the pleasure
or being tne nostess or me guest.
It la not always easy on either part,
much aa w wish It to be. There are
little difficulties to be overlooked, lit
tie twists of character to ba allowed for,
little omissions and commissions to be
: -atoned for. It requires tact oh bott
- Idea. ;. ,;," :.' ; ' A
1 In the case of the hoateae, there ex-
lata Vfr necessity for making- the gueat
ffrl home all over the houee not In
ie" Spot only. The gueat who feela
f mv i ni ja apt tu irair rcawvv.
.Then to b the right kind of a hoateaa
requires that the guest's Individual pref
'erences ahould be taken Into account
's not' la the planning of meal hour and
foods-fof in theae things the prevailing
rtfle of the house is not supposed to be
changed for the gueat, but In the master
of entertainment The wise hoateaa will
Itnow that th quiet atudloua girl will
not want the aame aort of entertainment
aa the romping girl, the athletla glrL
To aome glrla the vlalt away from' ft me
nay be made fully delightful with books
and strolls in the woods, and an enjoy-
- ment of nature. Thla la the kind of
girl that la the eaay gueat.
For another it may be neceaaarv to
pian tennis tourneys, norseDaca
rides
tourneys.
and dances. The arfrl who muat be do
ing something all the time la the dif
ficult one. Young men are absolutely
necessary to the happlneaa of aome
glrla, and If only one ia available he la
apt to find hie attentlona aa eagerly
Bought aa though they were diamond.
Thla again makea a difficult gueat,
for the hoateaa doea not like to be made
reaponelble ' for the poaalble mlsunder
atandlng which the girl who la avar-
. tclous of attention generally leavea be-
hind her. -
' It la a aafe rule to follow In the aum
mer vlaltlng to leave before the welcome
haa had a chance to cool. A moat un
comfortable thought to find or to sus-
Jiect that one haa tarried a minute too
ong.
The gueat room may be wanted for
another gueat don't faU to remember
that. In general the girl who walta
upon heraelf aome what, lnatead of lm
posing extra aervlce upon the servants
ia aesiraoie, ratner man tne opposite
type, and the girl who la sufficient unto
nerseix always ror a certain time each
dav la aura to leave a Dleasant memory.
To help or not to help with the house-
worx ia anotner Question which can
only be answered hi the individual home
and by intuition. No hard and fast
' rulea avail here, for aometlmea the ona
who needa the help la the one who pre
fers not to have It. The only thing one
can do then, la to make aa little trouble
aa poaalble and to try to make up in
aome other way amusing the children,
f Aai InarafiM rm i 1 viln emlth lha anl w am
or finishing a piece of long-delayer
jancy wora.
The beat thing of all to take vlaltlng
with one, whether to mountains or sea
. shore, or camp or villa, and whether the
atay be over night or for a fortnight, la
a cheerful spirit, a- willingness to be
entertained with whatever cornea, and
a dtapoaitlon to accept the kindness im
plied in the Invitation, in the aplrlt in
which it waa proffered.
Mn. Eddy on Babies.
Mrs. Clapp. who waa at one time an
amanuensis for Mary Baker O. Eddy,
and who haa been confiding her recol
lections of that experience to Georglne
Milmine of McClure'a magasine, believes
that ahe copied one of the early drafts
of "Science and Health," She recalls
many passages, and remembers her
amusement In copying the following
passage, which now occurs on page 413
of "Science and Health":
"The dally ablutions of an Infant are
jiO more ' natural or necessary than
would bo the process of taking a fish
out of water everv dav and covering
It with dirt In order to make It "thrive
more vigorously thereafter In Hi native
element.
After Mrs. Clap? had finished copying
the manuscript. Mm. Olover took it to
Boston to find a publisher. Six hundred
dollars, cash In advance, was the only
condition on which, a publisher would
undertake to get out the book, and Mrs.
Olover returned to Btoughton and vainly
besought Mrs.' Went worth to mortgage
" the farm to raise money.
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How to Put on Braid.
Thenars one machine attachment that
doea not receive the attention it de
serves from the home-dressmaker; this
1a the braiding attachment, says a
writer in the Lad lea' World. It is sim
plicity Itself, and by its use 'some very
effective trimmings may be made at
very llttlesstrouble. The narrowest of
aoutacne nraiaa, in cotton, wool or ante
are employed profusely this season upon
nil kinds of materials, .and when you
have tried the braiding attachment for
their application, you will be fascinated
with the effect. If It is only a line or
two of braid, it may De more evenly
applied or macnine man oy nana.
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Suggestions for the Housekeeper.
Milk changed from a cool atmosphere
to a hot kitcnen win sour in a very few
. tt.lnlit.1.
jriuiuiv ubiug, vr lieu vuTirwi wiui
Specks may ne cleaned by wiping with
a doth dipped In kerosene.
Coffee, when bought already ground,
easily loses Its strength or flavor, even
though kept in closed cans or jars.
In dusting brlc-arbrao and statuary,
smalt soft camel's-halr brush Is use
ful when cleaning out . the crevices,
where a dust-cloth eannot reach,
A bag ofy heavy, dark-gray shaker
flannel rnade to-draw' over the broom
' when sweeping, gathers up the dust
'iBSSSSSSBBSSSSSS ". W . , I
Hunting for Trouble.
"I've lived In California 20 years, and
am still hunting for trouble in th way
of burns, sores, wounds, . boils, cuts,
sprains or a case of piles that Buck
ion's Arnica Salve won't aiilckly cure."!
writes Charles waiters of Alleghany,
Sierra Co. No use hunting Mr. Wal
ters; It cures or money refunded at Red
Cross Pharmacy. 26c ; '
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Women's Hose Worth to $2, 59c
Infants' fine mercerized Lace
Hose, in pink, blue, black,, cardi
nal and white. 25c to 35c values,
in sizes from 4 to 6, spe- ?
cial, Friday, the pair, ,vC
Misses' fine black Lace Hose,
worth 30c and 35c, . Q .
special, the pair .......... .
Women's white or bJack gauze
lisle Hose, to wear with dainty
white or colored dresses, special
value for 35 f, or fine full fash
ioned, medium weight black cot
ton hose, rriday, vj
the pair .....aWJV
This grand Hose bargain is
made up bf ft number of Odd
lots of fine lace lisles, em
broidered lisles and silk lisles,
mostly black, but there are
some colors among them, and
nearly all sizes, though, there
are not all, sizes in each lot;
they're regular $1.00, $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 grades
choice, any 'pair Gfl,l
Friday, for A.DVC
Bathing Shoes, in odd sizes, 2, 3,
4 and 8 only, A
reduced l
Bathing Shoes, a few women's
small size or misses' large size
bathing shoes IL
reduced
Women's plain white Richelieu
ribbed Vests, all sizes, "I Q-
worth 25c, Friday VU,
Women's plain and fancy Vests,
some with lace1 and crocheted
yokes, 35c value,
special aWC
Tooth Brushes 12c
Imported Tooth Brushes, with
stiff or soft bristles, regular 20c
values, special 19
Fridav Ia-C
Toilet Paoer. large size rolls,
worth 9c roll, Kr
anerial .41
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Hand Mirrors, in ebony or red
birch finish, regular 50c OCr
values, special Friday ...... eJsJw
Bathasweet, a delightful powder
for perfuming the bath, softens
hard water, f 7-
25c package
19c Pack Playing Cards...
25c Box Writing Paper ...LSf
Writing Pper. linen finish, with
embossed initial. OO-
50c box .....eXfeC
10c Package Envelopes ...
Framed Pictures, small size,
manv subjects and large assort
ment, worth to 45c OAp
each, special .VlC
REMNANTS HALF
Friday and Saturday we'll make
a half price special on all rem
nants of colored wool or silk and
wool dress goods. Lengths' suit
able for waists, skirts, jackets and
children's dresses. L D ?
For two days only lm 1 f I vt7
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5c Spool Thread 3c
Black linen Thread, large sized
spool, in all sizes, 5c 0
value, special Friday JC
White Lace Crochet Buttons, six
on a card, 10
special 1UC
Toilet Pins, large size cube of
white headed pins,
10c value DC
Hair Pins, shell or amber. 6 in
box, 15c value, .
special OC
Washington Pins. 400 on paper.
full count, regularly 5c 1?
package, special, 2 for ....... OC
THE SHOE SALE
FOR
FRIDAY
Interest at Fever Heat All Portland
Saving on Footwear of the Right Sort
LOT i ,
$6.00 Shoes $3.29
These superb shoes for women
come in Oxfords or high cuts, in
fine, light weight leathers, and
mostly summer styles. They are
made in the newest European
shapes, patent kid, calf or suede
leathers. The popular shapes in
Oxfords are plentiful, garden or
Grecian ties, also button Oxfords,
any shape, any last, any heel de
sired, plain or tip toes; regular
$4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 o OQ
values, choice
LOT 2. Women's Oxfords, in all
the most desired leathers. Styles
of every popular shape, light and
extension soles, low, medium and
high heels. Blucher, Gibson and
garden ties. White or colored can
vas and leathers. Large eyelets
with silk ribbon laces. This lot
embraces all the styles that have
met with favor and are in ) QQ
$3.50 and $4.00 grades . . . ,OV
LOT 4 Women's White Canvas
Oxfords, in a splendid assortment
of stvles. Button and lace. light
'and heavy soles. We will include
.every style of white and colored
canvas low shoes in val- Cft
ues to $3.00 $1.03
LOT 6. Men's Medium Grade
Shoes and Oxfords, made in all
leathers and covering the popular
fashionable shapes. Hundreds of
pairs in the most desired styles for
street and dress wear. Our $3.50
and $4.00 shoes have always been
popular for the good styles and
satisfactory wear. 49 1 Q
Buy them now for $J17
LOT 7. Men's Patent Kid and J
Calf Leather Shoes and Oxfords,
all are welt sewed and splendid
$3.00 and $3.50
.values
OIVIIUIU
$2.59
tor 3
$3.50 DuBarry Shoe it. 9 8
This DuBarry Shoe comes in high
cut only, but with them we include
a large number of Women's Ox
fords from our regular stock, made
in patent leather, gunmetal or plain
kid. They come in button or lace
and with light or extension soles,
swing or straight lasts. The pat
ent leathers have dull calf tops.
There are plenty of sizes in all
kinds and they are the grandest
shoe bargain ever offered in Port
land; 4,000 pairs to d QQ
choose from yl70
LOT t Men's Highest Grade
Shoes and Oxfords, embracing a
great many kinds made in dress or
street Styles for hard and light ser
vice. Made in patents, kid and calf
leathers. This assortment is most
extensive, it being in the grades we
have always specialized and no
trouble will be experienced in find
ing plenty of styles in Q QQ
$5.00 to $6.00 grades $ J.OJ
LOT 8. Girls' Shoes and Oxfords,
embracing shoes for school and
dress wear. Button and lace, pat
ents, kid and calf leathers. This lot
will cover over 8,000 pairs of splen
did shoes, showings from the best
factories in the land. Shoes not
usually offered during sales.
"Friend makers" every style of
fered: Sizes 5 to 8, reg. $1.75 f 1.29
Sizes 8 to 11, reg. $2.00. . .f 1.49
Sizes UK to 2, reg. $2.50. . . 1.T9
Sizes 2jto 7, reg. $3.00.. . . 1.98
LOT 9. Boys' Shoes and Oxfords,
made in calf, kid and patent leath
ers, Blucher and regular styles. A
strong line of excellent shoes that
are satisfactory both in style and
service:
Sizes 0 to 13, reg. $2.00. . .$1.39
Sizes 1 to by,, reg. $300... f 1.89
Long Silk GlovesMM
Here's another Glove bargain;
16-button, elbow length silk
Gloves, in splendid qualities;
come in the wanted colors, black
and white; a grade that has set
the standard value at $2.00; doz
ens and dozens of pairs to sell
Friday, special, JA
the pair
Women's Lace Back Gloves, of
fine silk, solid palms, come in 2
clasp length, in black, white, gray
or mode; the choicest quality and
finish, regular $1.00 and Q
$125 values, Friday tOC
Women's Embroidered Swiss
Turnover Collars, very trim, neat
styles, and values to ' C
25c, special Friday DC
Ribbons. Two splendid bargains,
5j4-inch all silk taffeta in white
or colors, much in demand for
hair bows, of regular 50c value,
special Friday, OQt
the yard JC
All silk chiffon Taffeta - Ribbon,
special, the OA
yard .sVtv
Valenciennes Laces in white only,
come in both diamond mesh and
round mesh styles; edges or in
sertions in bolts of 12 yards each,
and widths up to 3 inches or
more; not a yard in the lot is
worth less than $1.25 a bolt, some
are worth $2.25; choice, 7C
Friday, the bolt lUC
Women's White Parasols, beauti
ful designs that lend a finishing
touch to a perfect summer cos
tume; come in tucked or embroid
ered styles, now
reduced
$1.50 values 75
$2.00 values ....tl.OO
$2.50 values .....fl.25
$3.00 values .S) l.KO
Decorated China, Friday, Half
Fruit Saucers, regular 9C
50c values, special ........ .aWC
Creamers, worth 22c, 1 1
special Hi.
Sugars, worth 60c, ei(
erwrial OVV.
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Sauce Boats, regular 40c Ort
valuts-.-SDecial Friday
Covered Vegetable Dishes, regu
larly worth $1.20, Cft-
special wUC
Covered Butter Dishes, regular
90c values, AKf
special "teJW
Oat Meal Bowls, regularly, worth
$1.00 for set of six, CA
special Jwt
A closing out sale of several odd
and discontinued lines. High
grade semi-porcelain in very
pfetty decorations. A splendid
chance to replenish your stock
now. Half usual price.
7- inch Plates, regularly 55c for
set of six, OQ
special XOC
8- inch, worth 77c, special. .. .39f
9- inch, worth $1.10, special.. HSf
11-inch Meat Dishes, 11.
22c value 11C
13- inch Meat Dishes, OA
40c value ZUC
14- inch Meat Dishes, OC
50c value juDC
18-inch Meat Dishes, Ort
78c value JVC
Soup Tureens, regularly M AA
worth $2.35, special l.UU
Pickle Dishes, regular 1i,
27c values, special llC
Fruit Saucers, worth 45c OQ
for set of six, special uOQ
This is only a partial list. There
are included nearly everything
needed in dinner sets and there
are savings on every piece in the
odd lines lot.
Waists
WORTH
TO
$2.75 Ea. 69c
Another sale of the sort that this splendid store has become famous for.
Again Friday we ably demonstrate our supremacy and offer more conclu
sive proof that we. are Portland's largest and best suit store.
A lot N)f nearly 300 Waists in white and colors, trimmed with lace iJQ
or embroidery, an immense assortment of styles, special UC
NONE SOLD ON APPROVAL. NONE SENT ON PHONE ORDERS.
THREE WAISTS THE LIMIT TO ONE CUSTOMER.
Women's Percale Wrappers, in light or dark colorings, come in blue, red
and mixtures, stripes and figures, regularly worth to $2.25 each, QQ
special.... '. , OC
Women's Short Kimonos, made of fancy figured lawns, in very I L Dfirei
attractive designs, regular values to $3J0; special Friday 2 TliLtJ
51.50 nightgowns
97c
Women's Muslin Night
Gowns, wkh embroidered
yoke, and in the round or V
neck style, come with long or
short sleeves, regular Qiy
$1.50 values, special .. C
Women's Gingham Aprons,
come in blue or white checks,
made with pockets and with
long ties, regular 07
35c values, special .... I C
Women's White Petticoats,
of Indir, linon, circular or um
brella style, long or short and
stamped for shauw or eye
let hand embroidery, together
with floss enough to complete
pattern, ready to sew
complete, S5c value . . D I C
Portieres -Pair
Full sized tapestry Portieres,,
in oriental designs and rich,
warm colorings : handsome
hangings that sell regularly
for $4 50 the pair, dJO 4C
special for Friday e)ajit)
White Lace Curtains, . in
heavy cable net and renais
sance designs, full 50 inch.es
wide and 8)4 yards long,
splendid wearing curtains
that sell regularly for $4.00
and $4.50 the pair,. QH
special, pair ...... biOD
Croquet Sets, splendid sport
and exercise for summer eve
ninps and afternoons; 8-ball
set with hardwood
mallets, $1.25 value...
Men's Shirts IT $1.07 Each
A broken line of very fine Negli
gee Shirts, in pongee effects, and
they run in good sizes. They are
splendid qualities and patterns,
regularly worth $1.50 ff
and $2.00, special ...... PX.UI
Men's Shirts, in self-figured neg
ligee effects, have soft collars
and cuffs attached, collars are
buttoned down and silk stitched;
a regular $2.50
number
Men's Underwear, the celebrated
Lewis make, one of the best fin
ished garments in the United
States. These sell regularly at
$1.25 the garment,. ft7'f
special for Friday Of 2I
All the items on sale earlier in the week are continued for
Friday's selling. Come and share in the splendid values,'
....$1.59
Km
Jwhv eat erood ; butter
and: drink' poor tea and
: coffee.'- N va Tf, z i
. Your grocer retaros year moety If yoa oa
gke Schilusf 'i Best; we w aba.
and keeps it from flying all around the
The oven door In 'baking- should al
ways be gently closed, after opening- to
see If the baking is done, as otherwise
the Jarring will cause tne cane or pua
In mending the torn leavea of books,
a thin waxed paper such as comes in
crateker or bon-bon boxes, may be used
and fastened with library paste. The
paper being transparent may be used
oyer the entire paper if necessary, aa
the print easily snows inrougn.
: TAKiArritw and RflturdnV last davs to
receive discount on west aide gaa Dins.
WILL HANG GEORGE
M0ERIS TOMORROW
(Journal BpecUI SerrlM.) '
' New Orleans, .La., Aug. t. Sheriff
Long has com fie ted arrangements for
the execution tl morrow of Lasar Meho-
Jevich, alias George Morris, convicted
of criminal assault. Mehojevlch waa In
dicted for criminally assaulting a young
flrl named Hilda Borchers on August S,
806, and was tried and convicted-last
October, r The case waa taken to the su
preme court, which- tribunal refused a
new trial.
lumber interests .
-op'coast.to unite
.Seattle.- Aug.-8. Believing that -they
will be able to accomplish mora working
hand in hand, the lumberinr Intaraata
of the Pacific coast have decided to
unite in fighting increased railroad
rates. The Oregon delegation at the
conrerence nere yesterday promised to
recommend such action to the, Oregon
lumoermen.
FRUIT EXPERTS MEET
AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY
iJoeraal Special Serrica.)
Lafayette. Ind., Aug. t. This waa
another Interesting and profitable day
for the many fruit growers gathered at
Purdue university In attendance on the
annual meeting of the Indiana Hortieul
toral society. A considerable part of
the forenoon was taken up with prac
tical demonstration work in spraying.
The demonstrations were conducted in
the experiment orchard connected with
the university. ,
-The program at the afternoon session
included addresses as follows: "Our
Insect Friends," Prof. James Troop, of
Purdue: "Commercial Orcharding." Prof.
S. C. Whitten. of the .University of Mis
souri; "The value of the pure Food Law
state food and drug commissioner of
Indiana; "Effects of Commercial Fertil
isers on the Quality of Potato," Prof.
S. D. Conner, of Purdue.
' StefarrM Stoek Oaaaed Cloo'da. x. .
Allen & Lewis' Beat Brand.
Metsaer sells diamonds at 10 ter ont
profit. . 142 Waslk a W. ' ... ,
OPERATORS LEAVE
LOS ANGELES KEYS
Refusal of Western Union to Rein
state Man Causes a
Walkout.
- Jonml Special Swrlce.)
Loa Angelea, Aug. 8. Because the
Western Union company refused to re
Instate Operator Ryan, whom the of
ficials accused of delaying messages, 60
members of the local union of the Com
mercial Telegraphers of America left
their keys last night, leaving but five
men to work the wires.
Officials of the union say they are
sorry the men were-so hasty in their
action, but that they had been discrtm-
Inn tori nlirnt hv tha comnanv and were
justified in walking out.
Superintendent Lamb of the Western
Union offices declares that the griev
ances aa drawn un bv the operators are
a tissue of lies, and that he is willing
to see any operator as ahlndlvidual but
not aa a union man.
KNIGHTS 0E COLUMBUS
MEET AT JAMESTOWN
Norfolk. Va.. Aug. t. Today waa ob
served aa Knights of Columbus day at
the, Jamestown exposition, with special
certmonlea beld In observance' thereof ,
The BREAKERS HOTEL
AMERICAN PLAN.
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rsAsnrci snratMSB itzsoB or ths Fiomo iroBnrwxsT.
Electrio Ught, Steam Hot and" Cold 3alt Water in Every Tun. ?Buy TlcJteta
to Breakers, Pacific' County, Wash. Postofflce Address, Breakers, Waah. v
at the auditorium. G. T. Shepperd. secretary-
ef thVakpoaltton company, pre
sided over th 'exercises, and addresses
Of welcome . Were made by Harry St.
Oeorga Tucker, president of the expo
sition company, and Governor Claude
Swan son of Virginia. The response on
behalf of the Knights of Columbus waa
delivered by Supreme Knight Edward L.
Hearn of New Haven; The special guest
of honor was Mgr. Falconio. tha papal
delegate. Following the exercises there
was a public reception in honor of Mgr.
Falconio. Bishop JDonahue, of Wheeling,
and Bishop Kelley, of Savannah, aasist
ing the delegate In receiving the guests.
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