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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1907)
THE ' OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL . PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO. OCTOBER e, 1007. I f 21 1 'I'M ' 1 -1 I . I... I ! It t-Gw-'-'-i J H H I Hlk N: SS I I " I - For the people's popular, favorite shoppin g mart. Last days are at hand. Every hour bri ngs nearer the final dissolution of this splendid store. The "Golden Eagle" is passing. Tous who have labored faithfully and hard in its interest these days are sad indeed. Towatch this splendid mercantile monument of enterprise and energy, brains and brawn, as it is being so mercilessly razed, brings many a heart- Eang to loyal servitors who composed a big, happy and united store family. But to thousands of patrons these October days are ringing a harvest of joy. Thousands are reaping a wealth of bargains. Thousands have shared in the feast of savings and thou sands more will come this week to save by buying. Before the month wanes the opportunity will have passed, and you will pay from 30 to 50 per cent more for goods than prices now quoted at the Assignee Sale. If you value money buy now for months aye,' years ahead. Stocks are being exhausted fast Will soon be gone. - We mean just what we say. We warn you to hurry. Note the items below. There are thousands more of similar, even better bargains in lots too small toad ertise but they won't last long. SHARE IN TOE ASSIGNEE SALE BARGAINS MONDAY! Monster Clean-up Sale of Beautiful Laces Otir great slaughter sale of Laces during th e last week was sn immense snccegs. Crowds Jammed the aisles eager to get t the bargains. Shrewd shoppers were here from early till late snatching the Laces for themselves and their friends as well. We have brought up the reserve stock from the basement to fill the gaps in the shelves and will continue through this week this gigantic Lace sale. For this week our patrons will have the advan tage of selecting from better and wider ran ge of assortment. Values up to 10c, jrard...2e Values up to 15c, yard...S Values up to 25c, yard...9e 19c Five to 12-Inch fancy Silk Laces, warranted all silk, regular 39c and $1.25 values, and none below 39c, per yard Wonderta! Bargains in Women's Slylish "Fixins" 2!c 19c HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies' plain hemstitched Handkerchiefs, made of tine cambric; regular 5c grade Ladies' fancy scalloped and embroid ered Handkerchiefs, value 25c to 35c , Ladies' regular )0c hemstitched, all linen Handkerchiefs, fully worth the regular price of 10c each DC 8ALE OF FANCY RIBBONS. Four to 6-inch Fancy Ribbons, in plaids, stripes, checks and solid colors, plain and picot edge, value 35c to 75c per yard, 9Af choice uvC CORSET COVERS. Odds and ends in Corset Covers, made of fine cambric and nainsook, trimmed in laces, em broideries and ribbons, all liberally cut and well made: Value 39c 20 Value 58c 40f LADIES' BELTS. Ladies' Silk Belts, in plaid and fancy stripe, our season's left-overs, former price t 25c to 50c .. .DC A BIO HOSIERY SPECIAL. Manufacturer's samples of Ladies' Hose, cot ton, wool and combination, black and navy, ribbed and plain, value 25c and 35c, iCm choice, per pair 1BC special at Infants' sc colors, values 50c, special at. Infants' soft sole Shoes, in all 1ft MEN'S HUNTING BOOTS. The store's buyer had prepared gen erously for the hunting season. In taking inventory of the shoe stocks wt find several hundred pairs of splendid, high-top Hunting Boots, regular values of which were $5.00 to $10.00. We are able to save sports men from $2.00 to $3.00 per pair on these boots, and shall offer AA them Monday at, pair, f 7 to 4J.Ul Specials Crockery Shops Four-piece Silver Seta, consisting of- 1 pie server, 1 sauce ladle, 1 berry spoon, 1 cold meat fork, ex tra coin silver plate, fancy beaded pattern, regular value l 1Q $1.98, special at, set pll7 No. 9 Galvanized Wash Boilers, $1.35 values, fiQj special at OaG No. 8 heavy tin Wash Boilers, cop per bottom, regular $1.25, 7Q special at, each lUC 9-inch and 10-inch turquoise blue enameled ware Jelly Cake Pans, regular 25c values, special at 6-inch steel Japanned Shelf Baskets, regular 15c values, special at, pair Colonial Glass looted Jelly Dishes, 15c values, special at, each Silverine Tea Spoons, fancy patterns, regular value 30c dozen, special at, set of 6 All fancy decorated china, special at HALF All Bohemian glass Vases, special at HALF AH broken lines of decorated Dinner 1-1 3 If Ware, special at Ilull lis? 10c 8c 9c . . 9c PRICE PRICE Price Assignee Sale of Notions ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Special Cuts on Toilet Sundries rrenoh Box Papeterl, linen finish, beautifully lithographed boa. valu 15 eanta 124 Military Hair Brushes, la Imitation mahogany and blaok walnut back. value 10 Miiti per pair 22s) Fair grad of Envelop, value 4 centa 2 18 oent value. Celluloid Soap box 12 1,000 Toothbrushes, values up to 10 cents, each 44 10c roll Crepe Paper, all colors, per roll 24 Large Turkish Bath Soap, value 6 cents 34 Sensational Sale of Toilet Soaps All of our Bo, lOo and lBo Toilet Soaps, Monday, to close at 34 Royal Bargains Shoe Aisles Children's Shoes, with red, tan, white and black tops or patent kid vamps; also all red and all tan shoes, every pair $1.00 value, 7Qg special at tVC Misses' and Children's Dress or School Shoes, heavy or light soles, box calf or kid, worth up to f 1 A $2.00, special at )117 Women's fine Dress Shoes, in all leathers, worth to $3.50, Of PAUI Feather Stitch Braids, regular grade 2H4 Regular 10c Tracing Wheels, enam eled handle 54 Rerular lOo Corset Clasps, In blaok. II Nickel Safety Pine, rerular price I cents per paper, t papers for ..57 Fancy White Pearl Trimming Bot tons, value ISo per dosen 64 Fancy Metal Dress and Trimming Buttons, all sises, value 26c to $1 per dosen 104 Polished Maple Embroidery Hoops, come In five sixes, 4 to I Inches, value 10c to 16c per set T4 Rerular 6e Darning Cotton, black and white, I for 54 Ml sees' and Children's Elastic Hose Supporters, value 10c per pair.. 64 26c to SOo value. Ladles' Fancy Gold plated Hat Pins, jewel setting .104 Silk and Mohair Dress Gimps,' H to 2 Inches wide, in colors and black, also In fancy novelties, value 10c to 26c per yard ...54- RARE VALUES IN DOMESTICS Bue and red checked Cotton Toweling, 18 inches wide, regular 6c ty value, special at, yard 02K, One yard wide Figured Silkoline, special at, yard Dark and light colored Outing Flannel, regular 8c value, special at. yard 2c nnel, 5c White or gray Cotton Blankets, sv reg. 75c values, special at .feC Men's and Boys' Apparel Astounding News OF BARGAINS IN Closing Out of Entire Line of Men's New Fall and Winter Suits Values to $20.00, at $8.75 We are closing out our entire line of Men's new fall and winter Suits, in tweeds, cheviots and worsteds, in all the newest patterns; values from $12.50 tQ JC to $20.00, special at pOf ? Boys' and Youths' new fall and winter School Suits, all the very latest designs; values from s QQ $3.75 to $7.00, special at pl.70 Nearly 500 pairs of Boys' Knee School Pants, in fall and winter weights, sizes 3 to 16 years, values OO from 50c to 75c, special at, pair WC SWEATERS Men's JSewaters, with collar, in blue, red, navy tjl OO and Oxfdrd, values to $2.50, special at $lOL Men's Sweater Jackets, in all colors, in the very latest cuts, regular values $2.25, QQ special at p ...e7J?C Boys' Sweaters, in all styles, values from DptA 10c to' 25c, special at AX Entire Line of All Pure Linen Collars Special at lOc 150 doien fine gray cashmere Sox, values J from 25c to 35c. special at. pair, ..lit Men's and Boys' Caps, in all sizes, values from 25c to 35c, special at luZK. $1.25 and $1.50 Shirts, in all styles and pat- 7fir terns, special at I UC 50c and 75c Suspenders, all of the best makes OO on the market, special at, pair eJeJl. 50c Wool Gloves, just arrived, in winter weights, plain black and fancy, special at, 0(t the pair ..s-UL Great News for Bayers of New Fall Dress Goods and Autumn Silks Enormous assortments, rich, beautiful fabrics mercilessly massacred by the assignee's order. And right here we want to say, in passing that this store's buyer used wonderful taste and discriminating judgment in his selection of the fall and winter dress fabrics. The stock so pitilessly slaughtered now is not to be excelled in excellence, quality or style by any shown in any Portland store. And, see how we're sacrificing these splendid goods. Read: A Timely Sale ot Rich and Beautiful Furs We have placed on one long table in our Cloak and Suit Salons a collection of very handsome fur neck pieces, embracing over 200 furs, in black and brown, splendid val ues at their regular price of $2.00 each, and shall offer them on Monday and until sold at the absurdly low Qfti' price of ..VO. WALKING SKIRTS DRASTICALLT REDUCES $7 Skirts on Monday at $3.75 We have arranged for Monday buyers a very exceptional oppor tunity to secure the much wanted Walking Skirts so necessary for shopping trips and every day wear at this season. We shall offer 300 trim and trig skirts, all in walking lengths, fashioned from handsome wool materials, embracing solid colors and attractive mixtures in light and dark shades, plaited styles, some severely tailored and others neatly trimmed in stitching and but- dJO 7C ton effects, great ralues up to $7, choice in the sale for. J Monster Sale of Remnants in Wool Dress Goods Three to 10 yard lengths, many full dress lengths included; remnants of serges, mohairs, Panamas, Henriettas, cashmeres? voiles, Sicilians, broadcloths, batistes, nun's veiling and albatross, in plaids, stripes, checks and plain colors; regular values from 50cama half nmlitn to $1.50 per yard, special at 11111 JJ1 X5 19c Dress Goods for 7c 28-inch Bockenburg Dress Goods, in tan, gray, brown and blue 7l mixtures, values 19c yard, special at, yard ,1 2C 200 Pieces IVoolen Dress Goods Values 75c, 85c, 98c at 39c 200 pieces woolen dress goods, consisting of- Panama mixtures, Henri ettas, cashmeres, mohairs, brilliantines and serges, in plaids, checks and lain colors, all in the leading shades and styles; regular values QQ , 75c Waitings 34c Fancy striped Wool Waistings, all "Simon Pure" wool, 29 inches wide; regular 75c value, special at 85c Black Silk 49c 19-inch Satin. Duchesse, durable, highly lustrous black silk, value 85c, special at plan 75c, 85c and 98c, special at, yard Silks Values 65c and 75c at 39c 1,500 yards Silk Waistings, all silk, in checks small and large, stripes and fancy mixtures; values 65c to 75c, special at A, $1.25 Black Silk at 79c 29-inch black, all silk Peau- de Soie, beautiful lustrous, durable silks, special at 75c Silks a! 39c 27-inch Kimono Silks, in navy, cardinal, black and hunter's green with assorted designs; values 75c, special at 34c 49c 39c 79c 39c A MAGNETIC TRIO OF MILLINERY VALUES We shall offer on Monday three sensational values in the Millinery Salons. Women in need of headwear for autumn cannot afford to pass by such opportunities as are offered here to secdre matchless bargains in millinery. Scores of rare values go unmentioned by reason of lots being too small to advertise; if Interested in millinery, be sure and take a look through the stocks which are now being closed out here at such ridicu lously low prices. All patent leather Caps, in tans, auto, sailor and broad brims, regular 50c and 75c values, 1 special, to close on Monday, at 17C Hundreds of Hats and Felt Shapes, values to $1.50, placed on one table and C marked for Monday, choice .....DC A big collection of new wings and feathers needed in trimming the fall and n..A winter hats all marked to close at. fa 471 IV tJ By order of the Assignee StocTt being sold for benefit of creditors 'snrca pLocjK.catimiau.rcoa to sap. fflME'S Mil for Benefit of Creditors MINDER'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0PN i "" vt (Special Dispatch to Tht Journal.) Rainier, Or., Oct 5. The Rainier pub P'llc schools opened this week with an at tendance of SOO puplla. The school building has been remodelled and now contains -eight lavage rooms, double the number of last year. AtnongHhe new im provements la a rood furnace'. A tenth fncade has been added, the work of which eoMists ot h aeooud year blsh , actios! . ' -- ' "" : work. 1 The taaohers employed are: Professor O. H. Bjland, Miss Ruby Jackson, Miss Lola Perry, Mlsa Lillian Duxburry. Mis Eva Burns and Mrs. Byland. The work of the school was slightly delayed on account of eight union men going on strike when a non-union man was employed to help finish the school house improvements. Non-union men were secured, who will finish the work. New LumbfT Mill at Rainier. (Special Mspatcb to The lodraal.) ' Rainier, Or; Oct . Jn addition to Its many camps, faotorles and mills, Rainier will henceforth number the new Jacob son & Reld miu, just started. This con cern outs about 26,000 feet of lumber dally. PRESIDENT JOHN VANCE STRICKEN AT MEMPHIS (United Praas Leaaed Wire.) v Memphis, Tenn., Oct I. -Immediately after delivering an- address at the waterways convention today. President John Vance of the Ohio Valley Im provement association collapsed stnfdl was taken to the hospital In a Critical condition. ' .Vance In his address made a plea for aid for the Ohio Valley In Its plans for Improvement After wrangling sev eral hours as to whether President Roosevelt's forest reserve plan should be adopted, the question was left to a sub-committee of which Congressman Lorimer Is president. Larimer said there was no chance of his committee favoring It Byes fitted to glasses L at Metiger's. RECEIVES BIG CHECK FOR SAVING A WOMAN John Franklyn. a Northwestern en gineer running between Kendall and Sparta, has received a check for 110, 000 with a promise of another for ear ing the life, of a woman at Devil's lake, a few weeks ago. .HssV Franklyn, with his wife, was spending a few days at the lake. At the same time William Peterson, a wealthy Chi cago man, with his wife, daughter and Miss Jenkins, a sister-in-law, was also encamped at the lake. One morning, while out in a boat, the girl and Mlsa Jenkins rowed over to a spring to get a drink. As Miss Jen kins attempted " to get . back into the boat She slipped, falling into the water. The impact drove the craft from shore,' and. although she managed to seise -bold of the boat she could not draw herself from the Water. For an hour she held grimly to the boat while her niece cried for helj). - To loosen her grip ' meant death, fori the water was more than to feet deepi at that place. -f franiaya discovered the plight of the i woman and rescued her from her peril ous position Just as her etrnth w abont falling her. Kiss Jenkins one of the few who escaped from tne Iroquois theatre holocaust in Chicago, and says eh fears she la to dlf a vio lent death. . o . . ' Although on sf the ejrs had either woman or child retained her pres ence of mind the boat could have bmtx paddled to snora. '" Athletics Win Great C r--. "Watrtitne-ton. 0. C Oft 8 tVa- ton, ii riMiaoir-iiia.'; a ' r
