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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. , AUGUST 29, 1007. rr 8 Preserving and Canning Supplies of all sorts to be found m our fhird floor department. Cans of all sorts, .i .... x i - . , . - i. iTSlL sealing ana preserving; jar ruuucrs aim tops JaM' jelly tumblers. See the demonstration of the new style Economy Jars for canning fruit, etc., with the use of rubbers or screw tops. ; - ; r. vanning Save on p Thtse Supplie Jelly Tumblers, 6 v styles, choice, ea . . , . Li w Paraffine-Wax for sealing fruit, pkg. 10c 55 rVKiTG DESKS 53.57 These lap Writing Desks are of seal, morocco or wal rus leather. They eome in any color and various sizes, regular $5.00 Q Q7 values, special ..?) Off Jewel Pockets in pink, blue or. white satin, regular 35c values, t n joeciai XaL V 75c Mason Fruit Jars, C(n , pints, the dozen. . Out Mason Fruit Jars, J? n quarts, dozen . . . .UUv Mason Fruit Jars, J-gal. dozen Mason Jar Rubbers, JT extra heavy, doz. . Ov Reading Lamps an Shades, a large assort ment. For gas or electric lamps. We have them in newest finishes, in both stands and shades. GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY CHARGED ON SEPTEMBER ACCOUNT turifii wa c i ir Arivir ..if i. t. - ' - m m m w m. w 1 1 X.' 1 at . M "'SIXTH STREETS argams for mew Men's Hose, a good black cotton, and a fine wearing grade, too. These are hose that sell regularly for 10c the pair, and we offer 200 dozen pairs Friday at 4 Pairs for 25c Men's Hose, fast black cotton with white soles'. Hose that wear well and are comfortable for tender feet; regu lar 20c grades, Friday only, we are selling 2 Pairs for 25c Men's Golf Shirts, in plain white, light colored or medium dark effects. Have one air of separate cuffs, and they are one of our best $1.00 Shirts, special for Friday, $1.00 Each C6mcmerSPia0t,hWc At Royal Worcester Corset counter many fancy novelties of plain or fancy, silk and white lawn, such as shirtwaist ex tenders, large bows, ruffles, bust forms, hearts, jewel " and watch pockets and corset cases; regular prices -.". ifi to $1.50; your choice ...' .......... iuC Swiss Shopping and School Baskets, with fancy borders and extra heavy handles; a large assortment which we '. ? "7 fortunately secured at a low price; your choice 1 C Children's Aprons, of extra I LUKHL DLHUZ JVC quality gingham, in dainty blue or red and white checked with white lawn piping on collar, belt and cuffs, long sleeves; sizes from 2 to 8 years; regular value 75c, special Women's Whiis Cambric Petticoats, with extra deep flounce, four clusters of three fine tucks each, 9-inch em broidery edging; regular value $2.75, special 56c $1.98 Medium length strings of Coral Beads, '" regularly worth 25c, spe- . 'V: Ift cial for Friday leyC Scarf Pins, solid gold mounted, in various .de signs, regular 75c i de values, special . . , . ixC Crystal Top Hat Pins, regular 2oC values 15c 226th Fnimf y t $2.50 Wool Rugs $1.85 Size 27x60 Inches Fine Axminster Rugs, in floral and Oriental designs. Rugs that will add a touch of color to a quietly furnished room ; help that worn spot in the car ped or cover the bare place between the doors. Rugs that we sell A-i Q regularly for $2.50, Friday. .tj)lOD Pillows, extra large size, filled with live goose feathers; regular A Af value $7.00, special White Lace Curtains, 50 inches wide, Zl2 yards long; regular A j value $1.75, special wleMt) White Lace Curtain Ends, V2 to 2 yards long. Made for samples and include all the newest things in Brus sels and Irish Point. Ends of curtains that sell for from $7.50 to $25.00 the pair; special, each end of V2 to 2 yards, f nf 75 $l.UO and Dl.iJ illlB Women's 50c Hose 18c pr Women's Hose, in plain black or fancy colored effects. The black nose are exceptionally good 25c values and the fan ties run in worth from 25c to 50c. See the window full of them and see how good they are. Friday 3 pairs for 'in 50s, or, the pair IOC Misses' and Children's Union Suits, of fine cotton in two Weights, heavy or medium, Peeler color, hand finished earments, nearly every size in the lot, by taking both weights, worth from 75c to $-1.00, ac cording to size, Friday 69c Shoes in Hourly Bargain Sales $1.98 FROM 8 TO 9. Women's $3.50 Du Barry high shoes, made in 6 styles, showing a patent lace Blucher, a pat ent button, kid lace Blucher, a kid lace bal, a dull calf low heel lace, a gunmetal lace Blu cher. Six very popiwar shapes; your choice'' ........ " FROM 9 TO 10. For Women--Any tan, brown or champagne high shoe in the house $2.49. Mind you, vour choice of any $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 shoe, broken sizes, Friday PX7 FROM 10 TO 11. Women's Oxfords, in almost any style vou could wish for; patents, kid, calf, gunmetal leathers, made in button and lace, light and extension soles, swing and straight lasts. Take your pick from a very large assortment of splendid shoes in $3.50 mo QQ and $4.00 grades D&07 i FROM 11 TO 12. Women's Light Sole Dress Shoes, an assortment embracing patents and kid leathers, military, Cuban and French heels, plain and tip toes. Several styles that will meet your approval. As good as you have ever seen at $4.00; price $2.89 FROM 12 TO 1. Men's Shoes and Oxfords, patents, calf and ki,d leathers; 8 styles that are good $3.00 grades; a chance that lasts only one hour; shoes you 11 be proud of. Choice, one hour $2.49 FROM 1 TO 2. Men's Shoes in patents and kid, Blucher and button styles, welt sewed soles, dull calf tops Several very nice patterns in $3.50 As) Qf and $1.00 grades PeOe7 FROM 2 TO 3. Women's Narrow Shoes We have about 200 "lirs of shoes in patent, kid and calf leathers; made Blucher, button and regular lace styles; welt and hand turn soles. Mostly narrow widths and regular $4.00 and $5.00 Ao jq grades, one hour tb.We4e FROM 3 TO 4. Take your pick of any white Canvas Oxford in our stock. Gibson, Grecian and Garden ties, button and lace styles; values to QQ $3.00, one hour JbltuO FROM 4 TO 5. Girls' School Shoes, made in kid and box calf leathers. Good weight oak sole. The assortment embraces all popular styles. Sizes. Special. 5 to 8, regular $1.75 $1.29 8'2 to 11, regylar $2.00 $1.50 im to 2, regular $2.50 $1.79 2y2 to 7, regular $3.00 $1.99 FROM 5 TO 6. Boys' School Shoes, made of pebble goat, box calf and kangaroo calf leathers. Splendid shoes; some have brass quilted oles. Sizes. Special. 9 to 13, regular $1.95 $1.49 1 to 5y2, regular $2.50 $1.89 Women's Hats TRIMMED OR UNTRIMMED Ten dozen Hats in a Frida- sale. A grand clean-up of ready-to-wear Summer Hats, in fancy dress and outing shapes. There is a wealth of choice in material, in style and in colorings. The values run to $3.00 ach. They are smart little hats for beach or outing wear; very clever affairs for every day or summer dress occasions. In untrimmed shapes of exceedingly good mater ials as well as a number of un trimmed white duck Hats in the very correct mushroom shape. Re member, worth up to $3.00, 1 fi Friday JL3C New Hats for Fall New Colleee, School and Outing Hats. They are shapes and effects that the fashion able folk of the east have pro nounced correct. Come in and we will take pleasure in showing you our latest conceits in these lines and we know you will approve of them. i ' 25c Silk Organdies 12c v. A sale of the finest, sheerest and daintiest of summer fab rics at just half the regular price. Come in white, cream or plain colors, or dotted effects, and are ripping good values at 25cthe yard, special, lAl Friday IfaZ Huck Towels in fancy jacqnard patterns, with hemstitched ends. They are good big ones, too, 19x40 inches and sell reg ularly for 25c each. Six the limit to one customer Friday while we sell them for, 1A each, only 1 5C fine Kid GtovesSpecial $1.23 A very special Friday sale that will give you an opportunity to provide for your tail wants at a pronounced saving. We will place on sale 450 pairs of Gloves made by one of the best factories in Europe. They are imported by us direct; tresh new goods tor tall wear. Come with two metal clasps and Paris point stitched backs. They come in a grea variety of colors, in tact every wanted color for the coming season s wear. A bargain so good that we must limit the number. Each customer may have but three pairs. There wilrbe a brisk call for them, be sure of that, tor the short glove season is just beginning. Long sleeves on the winter coats call for short gloves. THESE GLOVES ARE THE 8UTT0N LENGTH Gloves that are the right grade, the right quality and the right color to add tone to any costume. Come in shades to match any costume. Special, nn Friday, the pair blMtJ SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. j m !-" Jin, 1 1 " V ' t " , .Mamma Women's Stbck Collars 17c A very fine assortment of washable linen stock, in every way perfect goods, but through a fortunate stroke of merchandising bought at a price way under the regular hgure; 12 different styles to choose from ; some with front .tabs, some tastefully trimmed. It will be an interesting sale; 35c and 50c values at C7 17c Sanitol Tooth Paste Package 17c Celluloid Dressing Combs, all colors regular value 25c, 1 C special, each IOC Electric Hat Cleaner, special, "7 the package I C White Castile Soap, large size bars; regular 60c the bar, QQ special, per bar J7C Hair Brushes, solid back, hand drawn bristle; regular value 75c; AQ special, each TJC Writing Paper, in boxes; plain or ruled; regular value to 20c 1ft a box; special 1UC Fine White Linen Cloth Finish pack age Writing Paper, J4-lb. in 10', package; special, the package. 12C Envelopes to match, special, the 7 package I C Stereoscope and 25 views, in a box; regular value $1.00, at, KQo special, each 7C Post Card Albums; holds 100 cards; fancy cover; regular value 1A. 25c; special, each . Ivl Crepe Paper Napkins, best quality American crepe; 100 in pack- C age; special, the package 1JC Pin Cards, with black, white or col ored headed pins; value 10c; f special, each wi Hair Rolls, 12-inch, all colors; value 15fceach; special 1UC Shell and Amber Side Combs; extra quality; regular value 35c OA pair, special, the pair fcvi. Lingerie Robes One -Third Off A sale of wide spread impor tance because of the immense and varied assortment of cos tumes it embraces. Women's ready made Lingerie Gowns in elaborately beautiful designs. Some jumper styles included. They come in white, pink, blue and tan. They are trimmed with rich, dainty laces and sheer, delicate embroideries. On Friday we give you choice of the entire magnificent as sortment our stock contains at Third Off Tailored Suits Women's Tailored Suits, in Eton or Pony Jacket styles; very desirable suits for fall wear, of all wool fab rics, in solid colors and mixtures. They are well trimmed, carefully cut, perfectly tailored. The regular values run to $25.00 and even more. Choice of 85, Art if Friday J)0. 510 mei 19c I FIGHTS HAD LION TO SAVE MAN'S LIFE Bram. Patrolman Rescues rs. Huckle From Cage ' ; of Enraged Beast. 21 v ' ' (Jonraal Spatial thntf.f ' . .-. Pittsburg, Xur. t9. -Th prompt ac tion of Patrolman Sheridan aved Mr. Anna Huckle from being eaten aUve by an enraged lion at Luna park park rti terday afternoon. - For nearly a quarter of an hour the lion, a huge male beast, pawed at the unconscious woman, picked her up In bis jawa and dropped her down, the crowd, paralysed with fear, unable to assist the unfortunate woman, while po licemen with drawn guns did not shoot because of fear of killing the woman. Finally , George A. Sheridan climbed to the top of the bandstand, which wan deserted when the animal escaped from its cage, because of the careless trainer falling to lock the door. Bheridan, who is a crack shot, .took careful aim. fired and the brute let out a roar which proved he was hit Again and again Sheridan fired, each time hit ting the animal. He then reloaded his gun. Jumped from the stand and ad vanced upon the beast. Just about this time Mrs. Huckle moved and the crowd yelled in terror, The animal turned for a second and I Sheridan snatched the woman, placed her on one arm and started to: back away before the beast mliised its' prey. With a roar the lion discovered his prey was missing and sprang for. tho policeman, who retained his nerve. He fired a bullet into the head or the Hon but did not stop It. Again Sheridan fired, the crowd, still keeping its dis tance, no one being brave enough to rush in and relieve him of his burden. The third shot brought the beast to its knees and caused 'It to roll over and then enough alleged heroes, knowing the animal was dead, appeared on the scene and made a sieve of the body. Sheridan hurried tbe victim to a wait ing patrol wagon and she was taken to the Homeopathic hospital, where she hovers between life and death, horribly mangled, with broken ribs and arms, with no hope of recovery, so the hospital people say. Mrs. Huckle was one of the Dauahters of the American RevoluUon who were holding a picnio in the park - It la aaid ; she could have escaped the beast as she saw him coming, but she remained di rectly in Its path and pushed little chil dren to one side. The animal immedi ately attacked her and the nerve of Po liceman Sheridan saved her from being torn to pieces. It was the most thrilling alrht ever witnessed in Pittsburg, and the park has been deserted ever since, while Sheridan patrols his beat as though nothing had happened. Reduced Bates to Astoria. For the benefit of those wishing to attend the meeting of the Norwegian Singing Society held at Astoria, August Si-September , 1. 2. and the 13th an nual Astoria regatta, September , S, 3, , tn Astoria & uoiumota Kiver rail road names a round-trio from Portland of $3. Tickets on sals August 10-Si, September 1. 2. S. 4. returnlnr eznira September 6.. v . , . TRAMPS BESPONSIBLE FOR CARLE'S DEATH (Special Dlapatch to The Journal) Olympla, Wash., Aug. 29. The state railroad commission has received a re port from Inspector A. W. Perley on the Northern Pacific wreck at Kalama Aug ust 10, which resulted in the death of Conductor Carle. Inspector Perley says the wreck was due to the fact that tramps had been climbin about the cars and had put one of the angle cocks out of commission, thus leaving the en- f ineer without control of the airbrakes nspector Perley1 report concludes: "All tee employes Involved in this wreck bore the best of reputations, and under the circumstances X am convinced the accident was unavoidable. Engineer Jacobus would have been able to stop his train had the. ait throughout tka train been cut In." , , . CIGARETTE FIENDS STOCK UP FOR FAMINE (Special Dispatch to Tb JoaraaL) Tacoma, Wash., Aug. 2J. The anti cigarette law goes Into effect in this state Sunday morning and there is scurrying on the part of cigar dealera to get rid of stock. Cigarette- fiends are helping them by feuyinr heavily in anticipated of not belne able to huv cigarettes hereafter. One dealer claims he sold ISO worth of coffin nail to one fiend two days ago. The one buy ing thought that by the time he smoked a bunch of that stse he would be dead and It would not matter much to him whether the. law was In force then or not Those who twist their dreams have also been laying in large quantl- ttea of the brown paper books. Several of the largest cigar stands of the city claim the Jaw la unconstitutional and thattheywilloontinuethe sale of the cigarette. ; Prosecutor "Kowland, 'ef bl county, says he will vigorously punlxli the- slightest Infringement of the law. Humorous placards are posted at efgxr : stores urging "hop-heads" end "fieni" to "get wise' and stock up before gun nay. -.: - . . ; ,v; oarr n.wzim ' and losa all interest when help l wfva reach. Herbine will make that '" perform ? its duties . properly. J. " Vaughn, ' Elba, Ahw writes: Tnnf constant sufferer from mmxttpHin ,n a disordered liver, I ve totnut lirh,, to be the best medicine, f"r ,h'", tr ' pies, on the market.' I s constantly. I believe It !e be-', medicine of its hind, J 1 i t sufferers from the troufclee t the aw Herbine has Uo ni -.' all druirglaie V