THE OREGON V SUNDAY , JOURNAL," PORTLAND, SUNDAY.. MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1907.
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And that with as little delay as . possible. Every creditor of the defunct "Golden Eagle'' Department Store will be paid his pro rata share of the amount
due him at . an early date, v We have eliminate all "red tape" and entered "heart and, soul", into the work of turning every dollar's worth of merchandise in the big
Slt?!"00 fT cred,t0 ac" THIS WEEK'S PRICE CUTTING WILL BE DEEPER AND MORE DESPERATE THAN
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Although the buying crowds of the past week have been enormous, and every retail selling record ever made
in Portland by any house has been smashed to flinders, so gigantic is the stock of the "Golden Eagle" that
scarcely any shrinkage can be noted in any department. Reserve stocks are being brought forward, base
ment duplicates fetched upstairs and placed on special sales counters for selling through the coming week.;
MONDAY'S BARGAINS WILL BE THE GREATEST EVER OFFERED IN PORTLAND'S MER
CANTILE HISTORY! Your dollar will buy double here what can be gotten elsewhere, A few examples
of Monday's bargains Read: V,
2,000 yards of wool finish Burmah
Challiea, worth 6$c; suitable for
makings of Comforts, Kimonos,
Dressing Sacques, etc. ol
Special at J2C
27-Inch Figurd Lawn Organ
dies and all summer dress
goods, worth up to 35c, JT
special at ; ... Ov
Outing Flannel, light and dark
-(
colors, worth 8 l-3c.
Special at
5c
THE ASSIGNEE COMMANDS
SLAUGHTER OP THE
Dress Goods and Silks
28-inch fancy plaid Drcis Gooda, worth
25c. ipecial at' 14
27-mch plaid wool finish, worth 25c, ape-
cial at lof
36-inch plain and fancy Dresi Goods,
worth 50c and 60c, special at 39
36-inch all-wool remnants, worth 50c,
special at 19
36-inch mill ends of Lining?, all colors,
worth 18c to 25c, special at 9
Assignee Orders Domestic Section
Cleared! Housewives Benefit by
Reductions on Staples
2-lb, Feather Pillows, worth 65c, spe
cial at 3
Full size white cotton Blankets, worth
55c, special at 49e
58-inch red Table Cloths, worth 50c per
yard, special at, yard 19
16-inch white cotton Huck Toweling,
worth 8 l-3c, special at .5
20x36 Huck Towels, heary grade with
fringe and red borders, worth 15c, spe
cial at
45x36 matchless Pillow Cases, worth 15c,
special at H
72x90 full size Mafseilles pattern Bed
spreads, worth $1.48, special at 98
ASSIGNEE'S 17 Al?C
CLEARANCE of iOO lJtWjEsO
2-inch Xtneriti Lace'value 10c yard, spe
cial, per bolt of 12 yards, for. ;So
1 to 2-inch English and French Torchon
Lace, worth 2c to 5c per yard, special,
per bolt of 12 yards, for...... 10
Torchons, Valenciennes, Nbrmandie,
Orientals, French Hcnitons, Pyrenees,
Paraguay and Chantilliea, in cream, white
'and black; values 5c to'lOc, special at,
yard , , 2
Values 10c to 15c, special at... &
Values 15c to 25c, special at 9
special at, yard 5
Regular 50c to $1 Allover Lace in qne
immense lot containing thousands of
yards, your choice at yard. ...... 7
Regular 25c Chiffon Ruching, in colors
and black, special at-yard., .. .w. 17
3 to 5-inch Point d'Paris Pompadour-'
venise Lce in white and cream, valoea
up to 35c, special at yarcu'.. :aO
ASSIGNEE'S and MANUFACTURER'S
Sale 83 Gloveis 59c
Oyer 1,500 pairs of new Gloves for fall
wear, in all the latest modes and shadel
of kid, mocha, undressed kid and suede;
one, two and three-clasp styles. Regular
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 values; all the
product of a leading eastern - glove
rrtaker. Sizes from Si to 7$i. Nearly
all perfect, but a very few have been
mended otherwise than being told of
this, however, you d never know an im-
nerlection had ever existed,
In black, "White, modes, tans,
browns, etc. In Monday
sale at, a pair
ASSIGNEE'S AXE GETS C LIMFC
BUSY AMONG THE OJnLU&O
Women's fine Drpus Shrwa in natont Iriff
or colt, French kid or" gunmetal; every
popular style of t,oe or heel; all sizes and
wiatns and all strictly new, stylish, stan
aard a-i tootwear; vat
ues from $3.50 to $5, spe
cial at
Men's Shoes in all wanted leathers and
lasts, made by, the. best shoe makers of
me couniry, emoracing
famous Packard shoe pro-
auct; values to $5...
Baby's soft sole Shoes, all colors and
sizes, special at i ..,.19
Children's School Shoes, with heavy or
light soles, vici kid or box calf uppers:
all;sizes to No. 11, special at. ...... 98.
Misses' School Shoes, same as above,
special at. .1.19
v, stylish, stan-
$2.69
:d leathers and
. i ,
nice maxers oi
$2.37
MBnlIy Good" Cooks lot Boys
"Hentyr Series of Bis- Qr
torlcil Advenicre OL
Here's a bargain for live boys and
girls who like a book of historical
fiction. ' Tales of stirring adventure
founded on facts that have stirred
two hemispheres and overturned
empires. A good present to make
any young reader and alike inter
esting to the grown-ups; written
in the inimitable Henty
vein -so fascinating .to
all; special in the sale
at
8c
THE ASSIGNEE'S BLUE PEN
CIL MARKS ON
CURTAINS AND
DRAPERIES
Ruffled Swiss Curtains, plain and
striped, 2yi yds. long, worth OQ
60c, special at s-JC
36-inch square English Tapestry
Stand Covers, reversible and com
bination colors, fringed all OCn
around, worth 50c, sp'l at..Jl.
Nottingham Lace Curtains in
handsome designs, 2j yards long,
rth 60c, special at 39
THE
ASSIGNEE'S SALE CREATES A
Millinery Bargain Extraordinary
WOMEN'S
FELT SHAPES
S
c
We've "bunched" several lots of
women's Hat Shapes, all desirable
styles and good quality pressed felt,
in pretty colorings of red, green,
blue, etc., also a few blacks; values
to $1.00 and $1.50. In Monday's
sale special at the absurdly
low price of
5c
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF WOMEN'S
INDEBIYEAR AND NOTIONS
NOTIONS
Regular 5c Hair Pins, cabinets, special
at .....2J4.
Regular 5c spool Glo-Silk, all colors,
special at .....3.
25c aluminum, celluloid Soap Boxe, spe
cial at 12H
Women's Knit Underw'r
Ladies' Swiss ribbed sleeveless Vests,
square neck, crocheted and ribboned:
regular 50c value, special at ,..29
Ladies' knit Pants, best 25c value, spe
cial at 14
ASSIGNEE'S SALE AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE
v ASSIGNEE'S SALE OP
GLOVES
Ladies' Lisle Gloves, in white,
black and tan; regular 50c values,
while they last, special at, pr..l9
Ladies' real Milanese Silk Gloves,
16-button lengths in black, white
and gray; all good values, 1 A
pedal at.....; pl19
ASSIGNEE'S SALE of LADIES'
LEATHER HAND BAGS.
With flexible handles, hand riveter'
metal frames, silk lined and con
tains extra coin a-urse; reg. AQ
$1 vals., special at iOC
Astounding Bargains for Men
LITTLE AND BIO. X. ffV,,
Never before have such remarkable values been
offered to Portland men folk. Every garment told
of in today's news is of this season's cut and make.
All new, fashionable apparel, perfectly tailored and
finished in superior workmanship.
Men's $13.50 Stilts $4.98
We've rounded up about 200 suits, all of this sea
ton's styles, fall and winter weights, handsome ma
terials of newest pattern; examples of splendid
workmanship. Regular values $9.50 to $13.50.
Special in this sale, while they last, (Jg
Boys' and Youths' $4 Suits $1.98 -t
Nearly 300 in this lot, all new fall and winter suits,
in ages 7 to 16 years. Built from fine, handsome and
dependable cheviots, tweeds and worsteds of latest
design and on fashionable models. Values 1 QQ
$2.75 to $4.00, in the sale at $lUO
Boys' 75c Knee Pants 33c N
Splendid, well made and dependable Good School
Pants for sturdy lads; almost a thousand pairs to
Pick irom and an sizes in tne lot. ah new gooas,
fall and winter weights. Not a pair but that
cost more, but special, in this sale at, pair..
-
33c
Men's Furnishings
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
TOILET SUNDRIES and
STATIONERY
Large 10c cake La Primerf pure
olive oil Castile Soap, special.. 5
10c Tooth Brushes, special, ea.4
Kirk's best 25c Soaps, spl., bx.15
Solid-back Hair and Cloth Brushes,
regular 25c values, spe- 10'
cial at. each 1&2Q
Large 10c Writing Tablets, ruled
and unruled, note and letter size,
linen fabric, special at, C
each OC
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OP
Hosiery
Youths' school Hose, heavy weight
some in all wool, others in fleece
lined, in all sizes; regular 25c val
ues, special at, pair 19
Ladies' plain and ribbed wool and
fleece lined Hose, all sizes, samplt
lot, values from 25c to 50c, spe
cial at, pair 15
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OP
s
Handker
chiefs Children's school Handkerchiefs,
hemstitched, plain and colored
borders; regular 5c values, special
at 2
Ladies' Swiss and cambric Hand
kerchiefs, embroidered and lace
bordered; regular 10c values, spe
cial at ....of
New fall pattern Shirts, soft or stiff bosom, all sizes
14 to. 16, and best regular $1.00 values at 78
Men's '75e and $1 Shirts, 50 dozAn in lot, at 46
25c and 35c gray and black seamless cashmere Hose,
special at 17
15c Bandanna Handkerchiefs. 7"
50c and 75c Suspenders, special at 33
Men's $2.00 Wool Sweaters, in rich crimson, navy, Oxfords and plain black.
Sweater, vest and jacket styles, in the sale tomorrow and all OQ
week, at, ifOC
Men's $1.25 and $1.50 Night Robes, all sizes 15 to 18, in a fine grade of OC-
handsome flannelette, special at .0JC
Handsome 35c Neckwear, all latest shapes -17
50c and 75c heavy Derby ribbed Undershirts and Drawers for men, in all 07
sizes, attractive brown and ecru shades, special in the sale at Ol2C
Women's Fashi'nable
Apparel
. IN THE ASSIGNEE'S SALE AT
PRICES THAT AVERAGE HALF. .
Women's Skirts $2.29
Smart, trim and trig Walking Skirts of
handsome woolen materials, cut on newest
models and made in perfect workmanship.
Just the needed skirts for walking or shopping,-
In black and neat colors, plain and
in neat, fancy effects. Skirts are in plaited
styles and attractively trimmed AA OA
in braids and fancy stitching. flZ.ZJf
Reg. $5 vals.; in the sale at V""
AN ASTONISHING BARGAIN IN
$2.00 Fnrs for 98c
About 150 pretty fur Neck Scarfs of black
Coney, with four tail tips. Splendid $2.00
value, special at
Children's 60crfkirts 23
Children's 75c Gowns 29
Childi'en'a 50c Corset Walsta 20
A Great Waist Special
A very unusual offer at this season. Under
ordinary circumstances it would be impossi
ble, but in the Assignee's Sale nothing is
reserved so the waists go in.
$2.00 Lawn Waists $1.39
Dainty lawn beauties, prettily trimmed in
tiny, exquisite tuckings and insertions. All
new, just fresh from their boxes; long or
short sleeves and with duchesse neck.
Best $2.00 values,
special at
Childrens
j - iiv,vn.
$1.39
&oS Dresses 79c
dhooae from a splendid assortment of little
frocks, ginghams, chambrays and worsteds.
Best regular $1.50 values, 7Q
special at 'C
THE ASSIGNEE ORDERS A
REMARKABLE SALE OF
Misses' $5.00 Fall and
Winter Coats at
$1.98
Going to clean out about 150 of these smart new gar
ments to as many fortunate buyers on Monday. Coats
are in attractive, light effects, neat striped patterns in
indistinct impressions of gray on white. 50-inch lengths,
made up in splendid workmanship from dependable
materials, well tailored, lhey are all TJ
prettily trimmed in handsome braids
and buttons and have the collarless n
effect. In sizes 32 and 34 only. A H
stylish and attractive coat for misses
wear; good $5 val; in Monday's sale.
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Bargains tor Housekeepers In lhe Assignee's Sale of
Crockery and Glassware!
Haviland China decorated Plates, worth 30c each,
special at ..10
English Cobalt blue Mustard Bowls, Sauce Plates
and Pie Plates; regular 15c values, special at., 6
10-piece fancy decorated and gold-lined Toilet
Sets, worth $4.50, special at ,...$3.00
25c heavy cotton Mops, special at ......... ,i!2
60c doz. glass Sauce Plates, special at, each.. 3
Fancy Bohemian decorated glass Vases, special
at qne-half price PRICE,
All fancy decorated China, special at Half . Price'
10c Toilet Paper, silk tissue, special at, roll... 5
Sfte Golden Eagle UAe Golden Eagle THIRD AND YAMHILL STREETS c??e Golden Eagle c7?e Golden Eagle
Sunday Concerts at'OflJu.
Owing to the uncertainty : of U
weather, band concerts t thn Oak t
the Chlaffarelll organisation will t
discontinued through th week days.
The big ptasur rMort wUi t open
to the imfrtto usual and - wk-dny
admission will t freo afternoon 1
night a wlL Wath prmittm,
thr wilt be givea eerier of Wurnl-i
afternoon sacred concert at tli pat,
to which th customary i)mllrt ot
10 cents will be charred. '1'be Riinf
ou a munament device lit the pnrlt v I
be running a unaul ail thl wt.K. 1,
season for outdoor eiitrtenrfinl1, -pcl.llr
tho evcQlnirtt, eeem to be o raw
ing raiitdly- to a ulima, . !rjnt wiu '
the ?hlf entsrtalnmrne ofr-1 t t
reeort for tSunity fr Hie neut f
week and the kwlnsr rftik. H'
Coantrr, Janc rv:lmiu fil A""1
rtHil, etc.,- eixl v. ,
the avenu tirlit foiiimue l i n
visitor. Mmiv b':r .'n- in : ,
to tr.e parn v i v h i ( i i
poput.irlty (r tile l'tdir .i-u i.. u-
WHOLE CITY OF EUGENE
JOINS BOOSTING MOVE
Largest Promotion Fund Per Capita Ever Raised in the
United States Subscribed to Advertise Valley Town
Residents Enthusiastic Over Publicity Started.
Portland men who have Jut returned
from Eugene say that Eugene: h'uJ--
-denljrBeen tranemorrlfled from a coun
utrT town'lntd modern city,- with paved
" streete., an p-io-t1ate trM't-car ,lin,''a
' first-clafts brass bend-and more- than
cue et ccttra. Viiere formerly, tliare
were xnudholea a beautiful paved street
extend through the entire busineee die
trlcV Anexiert iTPublletty . promotion
man has been engaged at t5,000 pr n
piitn and an annual eubscrlptton fund Of
112. too has keen reined to advertise the
city, of Eugene la ibe. eastera Ute.i :
"They are certainly doing things at
Eugene In a substantial and progressive
way," said Manager Tom Klchariison of
the commercial club,- who returned from
that city after a visit of two days.
"Several months ago It was thought ad
visable to -raise a iroodly 8ura of money
at .Eugene for advertising purposes,
and Senator R. A. Booth headed a sub
scription list with $1,200 annually, .ay
able monthly. Eugene, however nad
her hands full at that time with a num
ber of progressive movements, and :t
was deemed advisable to temporarily
postpone the work.
"During this time she has completed
a flrst-claee, hard eurface pavement
from the depot entirely through the
business district on Willamette strt,
and having. realized the benefits of this
splendid improvement they have plans
out now which wiU pave the whole cen
tral portion of the city, and there Is
already under contract double a many
blocks as are how paved.
Transformed Into icodem City.
' "Whert onr train pulled irtto the depot
bn Thursday, there wag a great multi
tude of people and three handsome up-to-date
electric ear a There was a band
on the first car that played all the time,
because tha member the band live
in Eugene and they are Just as enthusi
astic as anybody else. The pavements
were crowded for many blocks, as we
passed through the street amid rousing
cheers, waving handkerchiefs and hur
rahs, in which the ladies Joined with
the men. It was really an inspiring in
cident, for it marked the passage from a
country town into a modern city.
"We visited the new library building
at the University grounds, and returned
to the Commercial club. At a meeting
In the court house In the evening a sub
scription towards the publicity fund was
opened, and the First National bank
started the ball rolling with 11,200, pay
able monthly, and from that time on
there was no let up.
"An active committee got out Frldaj
and when I left the subscription was in
the neighborhood uf $10,000, and with
Senator Booth's subscription and what
they have gotten- since, I am advised
that they have already reached $12,000,
or $1,000 month."
Great Building Prog-res.
Values Of property have advanced,
new buildings are going up, a $100,000
hotel la being planned and new brick,
blocks are under contract The spirit
of progress seems to have eelsed the
citx by, the mlddla and, la puahinjt It
along with leans and bounds. The pro
motion fund or $12,000 is said to be the
largest per capita of any similar fund
in the United States, being nearly $2.00
for every man, woman and child In the
city. It Is estimated that Eugene has
7,6)0 Inhabitants, and this number Is
rapidly growing.
"I walked down to the depot with
Vice-President 8. H. Friendly of the
Oregon Development league," said Mr.
Richardson, "and there we found Gen
eral Manager J. P. O'Brien, Chief En
gineer G. W. Bosch ke. General Superin
tendent M. J. Buckley, and Superintend
ent L. R. Fields of the Southern Pacific,
arranging the details for the construc
tion of a splendid depot and handsome
grounds.
"The people of Eugenefeet deeply the
temporary straits In which the .universi
ty is placed, but they know that things
are coming out all right and are glad
to tell you that there la a larger at
tendance than ever before. They are
working to make the people of Oregon
proud of ths university and proud of
Eugene as one among the moat beautiful
small cities anywhere in the temperate
tone." : "V.'.-A ;.' ' ,
f "Property ha advanced, new buli i
tngs are going up. a new $100,000 a
la promised, new trick, block are un
der contract and there Is a universal air
of progresslveness and a determination
to Increase their Importance industrially,
educationally and in every other possl-
Dle aepartment.
Plant Sibson's Roses. .
The Slbson Rose Nurseries are fujly
prepared to supply the big demand.
They have Caroline Testout and other
popular varieties by the thousand.
All strong healthy bushes, grown In
the open ground acres of rosea.
Expect to begin digging about middle
of October. Select your varieties and
order early.
Office end nurseries. 1189 Mllwaukla
avenue. " Phone East 138, - - -
i v : AKewRoute.- ".
'ThSittew Canadian Pacific route via
Spokane Is the short Una to St Paul and
Is fast becoming the popular route.
Paves you four hours to the twin cities.
If you want --tha..- best ..travel., via the;
Canadian Pacifies :; 1 1 ; h ...i
, MeUgef V Co.' Jewelers. $ ,VaU