THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. " PORTLAND; : FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARYS 3, 1908.---
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BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING
JiW ptoATP LOSS
Now comes ofeir 30th Semi-Annual Clearance Sale' This marvelous event, which has no parallel for tne astounding reductions it offlrs. has
grown in magnitude each succeeding-season in proportion to the remarkable progress of this grqat store, and it is recognized today as the
most important event in commej-cial history. .The vast array of seasonable apparel offered comprises a hundred thousand dollar stock of the
best products of America's foremost makers. Never in all the long years in which we have been conducting these sales has the opportunity
; for selection been better than now. Never have we been so determined to dispose of all remaining lines regardless of any consequences. The
dawn of a new season is at, hand, and as it is one of our strict policies never to carry goods over, it is imperative that w clear our
stocks- at once EVERY DEPARTMENT . OFFERS SA"VINGS NEVER BEFORE EQUALED ON THE PACIFIC COAST
$12.50, $15, $16.50 and $18 Values Garments for Men and Young Men Choice
The Suits in this vast collection come in the single and
double-breasted stylet of finished and unfinished wor
steds, cheviots, cassimeres, Scotch mixtures and. Ox
ford fabrics, in blue, new shades of brown and gray,
as well as the light and dark mixtures, i The patterns
consist of pin checks, broken and overplaids and
striped effects, etc. ,., .
Positively Greatest Sale in Our Selling Annals
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In Overcoats and Raincoats we are showing the new
box backs and semi-fitting styles. The fabrics are of
kerseys, vicunas, Scotch mixtures, fancy worsteds,
meltons, cravenettes, etc They come with and with
out velvet collars and the button holes are all silk
stitched by hand and all the garments are finished with
the best of linings.
Our Windows Tell Part of the Story-See Them
This Is an Event Before Which All Previoui Offers Pale Into Mere Insignificance
GREATEST SALE Of MEN'S FINE TROUSERS
PORTLAND HAS EVER KNOWN
5000 MEN'S PANTS IN THIS SALE
Each year at this time we place on sale all remaining lines from season's selling of our men's high-grade Trousers stock. Never in the history of our
store have we offered such sensational reductions as these which now prevail in this department. Nothing reserved, every pair repriced for quick clearance,
regaraiess ox cimer con or ion.
LOT 4 $5 and $6 Trousers at ?3.45 At this sharp price concession we offer
you hand-tailored Trousers, suitable for dress or business wear; included are
tK4. 1 1, - A. a 4 1 1 4 4. 44 J ' t I A- .
smiles, yui Liictus, civ.., mic uiicsi faiicuis duu iiiiporieci iaDilCS, pn AlZ
ps.ts
LOT 1 Men's $2.50 and $3 Trousers at f 1.85 This collection embraces
several hundred pairs of men's $2.50 and $3 Trousers, including a good assort
ment of up-to-date patterns; these trousers are suitable for work or Of
general wear and are exceptional values at this price ,..$100
LOT 2-i-Embraced in this collection are our regular $3.50 and $4 Trousers;
elegant assortment of patterns to choose from; rare values, your d0 OC
choice at y00
LOT 3 At the following price you can have your choice of hundreds QC
of pairs of regular $4.50' and $5 dress and business Trousers at pOD
choice
LOT 5 $6 to $7.50 Trousers, f 3.85Included in this offering are the finest
hand-tailored Trousers in our stock. Not a pair worth less than $6 to $7.50.
All the latest patterns and fabrics are embraced, too numerous to mention in
detail here. They are gracefully shaped at the hip and calves to Q QC
make them properly conform to the wearer; an unequaled bargain at vOD
See our window display of men's Pants; it's money in your pants pocket if you buy now.
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UNPARALLELED CONCESSIONS
ON MEN'S HATS
25 doien Men's Stiff and Soft Hats In Dun
lap, Knox, Stetson and other leading;
shapes silk trimmed and stitched reg
ular $2.60 and 13.00 value. s4 or
They are now on sale at 10 J
Prices Sacrificed on Men's Furnishings
UfUaaWUa We place on sale our men's 60c grade Fleeced Underwear.'
These garments are well made, are very comfortable, shirts and drawers
Special price for this sale, per garment ..35
Underwear Included In this special offering; Is our Men's Heavy Cptton
Bibbed, medium brown or blue shades. They are the regular 76c ktnrt-
Special for this sale .' .,. ....48'
Underwear Theee are the genuine Hollyroid wool Ribbed Goods, hand-finished
seams; are all tape bound: regular SI. 00 grade Special t 65
We offer Men's Black Sox with White Feet, regular 20c grade. at.....2..9
We offer Men's Wool Sox. regular 25c grade, at
We offer the widely-known Boston Oarters at II
We offer President style Suspenders at 25
We place on sale our .entire stock of Maid Rite Negligee Colored Shirts.
worth $1.00, at half price 52
Men's 11.50 Flannel Shirts at 950
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HIGH RENT
DISTRICT
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69-71 THIRD STREET
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IN THE
HIGH PRICE
CLIQUE
Men's Shoes Now on Sale at Sensational
Reductions
Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes now $1.85. This collection, embraces six up-to-date
styles, all sixes included In each style; some of the models are suit'
able for dress wear and others are suitable for street wear Special sale
price for .this sale 41.85
2.85 for Men's Leather-Lined ."Wei Kid or Box Calf Shoes. They are the
regular $4.00 and $1.60 grades, suitable for street or dress wear, ail sixes. :
Men's. $3.50 Shoes $2 35. They are made of Kangaroo Calf and have bellows
tongue to top unllned. The soles are very heavy; just the thing for work
or rough wear; all sixes In this lot at 82.35
Men's $7.00 and $8.00 Winter Shoes 12, 14 and 16 inches high, at ....95.85
Men's High-Top Shoes, worth $5.00, at .... .$3,85
KNIFE PROVES
SUICIDE
Weapon Is Found Near" Au
rora With Which Pheg
Ended His Life.
ley
(Socdsl Dispatch to Tbs JocnwU
Aurora, Or.. Jan. . The finding ef
the dead., body of James Phegley. the
Canby man who had been missing from
Ills home since Tuesday, December IT,
about two miles 4 from this city yester
day morning, sets at rest the numerous
rumors eoncerning Ms disappearance,
and felainlv shows that Mr. Fhegley
came to hlB death by his own hand, and
tnat death was premeaiiaiea.
- Searchlna- oartles had been organised
Wednesday from Aurora and Woodburn
and along In the afternoon of New
xeara Say tne uuggy Deionging to Mr.
Phegley was found In the woods a short
distance from the road, about one and
in half miles from here, bv M. H. Lee
cS-Cunby, who was one of the searching
party. In the buggy was found a note
savior.' ' this rir belonats at Canby.' and
the harness and a valise containing
papers relating to Mr. Phegley's business.-
All these articles were covered
over with an oil cloth to protect them
from the rain.
- As soon as the buggy was found the
searching parties, headed by J. W.
Cook, son-in-law of the deceased, came
to the conclusion that the body was not
zar orr. out as aaricness was approacn
Ing It was deemed advisable to postpone
further search until Thursday, when a
more .thorough Investigation would be
made and the ground near where the
buggy .was found carefully gone over.
Sarly Thursday mornins Mr. Cook's
party Joined with the searchers front
iir tun in less (nan an nour w. ti
Crittenden of the Aurora party found
the dead body of Mr. Phegley In a dense
growth of underbrush about 700 yards
from where the buggy had been found
the previous1 day. The body was found
unaer a targe iauen tree tnat airoraea
shelter from the rain, and laid In nn
easy position, as if the man had fallen
asleep. The body was lying partially
on the left side. When discovered no
marks of violence were discernible on
the body, and it looked like a case of
suicide, as an eight-ounce bottle of
Zemacol, a preparation for cure of
ecxema, . was found near by, partly
emptied.. Coroner dough was at once
notified, but as the case looked like
suicide he deputised H. A. Snyder of
.this city to act In the 'matter and take
charge of the remains. ,
v,The body was brought to the city
about 11 o'ciock ana taicen to Mr.
Snyder's undertaking rooms. When the
clothing was removed from the body it
was found that the left jugular vein
had been cut and a deep stab made over
the region of the heart. There was no
cut through the clothing to show that
any ..wounds had been made, and the
head of the dead man was lying over
on the left Side so that It was Impossi
ble to tell that he had cut his throat
when first discovered. The undercloth
ing had been rolled up over the region
it the heart and there was no knife cut
through U. , -
; :,: Knife Xs .found.
As soon as It was ascertained that
there were no marks of violence oh the
body a searching party, consisting t
J. W. -Colej S. A. Miller, W. H. Critten
den, M. H. Lee, George Fry, Lorin Snyder,-
Ed Becke and The Journal corre
spondent, drove to the place where the
ooay naa oeen ' rouna. ana ciose 10
where the body had" been laying J. W.
Cook found a two-bladed pocket knife,
with the large blade, two and a half
Inches long, and dirk jointed, open the
weapon which, Mr. - Fhegley '.evidently
killed himself with. - -
Seven dollars was found In Supocket
book a $6 gold Blece, a silver dollar
and a sO-cent and 25-Cent piece in
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UMATILLA
COUNTY
silver, two dimes and a nickel, together
wits a gout pen, a pair or spectacles
and some small trinkets. The following
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luiiri n ii i4 viuct ill jni. r tirgis " ucuv.
writing were also found fn his coat
pocket:
"Canbv. Or.. Deo. 15. 1907 Mr. A. H.
Lewis-bear Sir: I will have to send
these bills back to you, and you send
them up or send a man to deliver, and
what is left send to Mrs. Ida Redman
at Canby, Or. This delivery at Cantfy
is set for the 18th; you see to that, ana
wnat is lert pay to Mrs.. Ida- iteaman.
T hnvA ?nt Intn trnuhlA here And will
hn.r. .1 ebln T . ...... nA A.l
than anything else. There is $75 in - nilftl Walla Walla Fair,
the bank here for you. I will send you uuttl "ilia "ana a. tm.
an order for It I will say good-bye.
lEGLEY. '
TO
EXHIBIT HUE FRUIT
Oregon Growers Decide to
Make Big Showing at An
with wishes. JAMES PI:
"Canby, Or., Dec. 14. 1907 Canby
Bank & Trust company of Canby, Or.,:
Please pay to the order of H. A. Lewis
$75 and oblige JAMES PHEGLEY.
The letter and the order had not been
sent to their addresses for the reason.
It is supposed, that Mr. Phegley had not
Intended to collect anv monev on the
trip he started out on, and this is borne
out rrom the Tact that he instructed ail
his patrons whom he saw on the trip to
pay the money due him direct to the
nursery people.
v Funeral Today.
The remains were taken to Canby
Thursday and the funeral will be held
rrom there today
irom information gained rrom reia-
(Speclal Dtptcn to The Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., Jan. J. Umatilla coun
ay expects to' have a fine exhibit if
fruit at the meeting of the Horticul
tural association of the northwest which
will take place in Walla Walla, Jan
uarv 2D. 30 and 81.
Fruit raisin is to be discussed, and
It is becoming more evident each year
that land in eastern Oregon and Wash
ington la far too valuable to be used for
wheat raising when much more can
be made by raising fruit It can be
shown now that land which will raiao
from 45 to 60 bushels of wheat to tho
acre two years out of three, will give
returns of from 1400 tn IfiOO an acre
uvea 01 xne ueceasea n is learnea mat every year when orchards are planted.
Mr. Phegley's mind was unbalanced, 1 Panera will ha read hv nramlnent
and he was suffering from imaginary fruit growers of the northwest. Among
irouDies, as ne was comioriaoiy wen those who will be here are J. N. Brown
off financially. ... of North Yakima, deputy fruit inspec-
kjk puiiuoy 111BU1. lOTcinuci m, j ror or tne state: Mr. eneDDara. presi'
arose from bed and told his daughter, I dent of the Hood River Growers' asso
Mrs. Redman, that he could not sijep elation: Mr. Schlelscher of Lewiston.
one of the most successful grape grow
ers or tne norm west, and others.
that something was pinching him and
pulling the bed clothes off, and that he
was going to drive to Portland. He
hitched his horse and made the drive.
When he returned Mondav he went to
his room and did not seem inclined to
hold any communication with his family.
which was not thought much of at the
time,
It had always been his custom when
going out on a trio to bid his two
grandchildren, Mrs. Redman's daughters,
ood-Dye. hut when he lert ror his trip
'uesday morning. December 17, he did
not ask to see the children, and his
daughter, Mrs. foedman, particularly no- XTRVW' P-OTPOT? A TTlTVS
ticed this omission from his usual cus- HXUm VAUX VXWi X XVll O
torn on his part.
Mr. Phegley moved from Glenelder.
Kansas, to Oregon 20 years ago. He
first settled in Silverton and lived for
a time in .Brownsville, Harrlsburg and
where he had resided for the past 16
years.
ne leaves tne ronowing relatives
Grant Pheglev of Portland. Fred Phec
ley of Portland, Samuel Phegley of
Woodburn, Mrs. Belle Cook of Wood
burn and Mrs. Ida Redman of Canby.
Piano Lessons Free.
Take advantage of Ellers SDeclal of
fer 1400 high-grade pianos for 1264.
and $375 styles for $248 and a four
months' course of Instruction free. As
the close of sale draws near the buying
quickens; These instruments are going
rast; investigate today, jnuers .nano
House, Washington, corner of Park.
FILE THEIR PAPEES
(Special Dlipatett to Tbe Joe rail.)
Salem, Or., Jan. 3. Articles of In
corporation have been filed In the of
fice of the secretary of state as fol
lows
Lewis River Lumber company; prin
cipal office, Portland, Oregon; capital
stock. 8200.000: incorporators. F. A.
Jones, E. W. Ring and C. A. Mann.
Pacific States Insurance company
principal office, Portland, Oregon; capl-
Startling Seductions ' Tnroughou All Hansen, W. F. Mohr and A. F. Exley.
Departments. - 1 willow creek Mining company; prm
n . . .. . ... . Iclpal office. Oregon City. Oregon: cant
w union n una cnuaren s reaay-io-wear i u . iemam. . . .
S ..ttfS7 J"S?,."KK' orgCKeddawaT Wlil.am Rambo and"
inm fnrtora - onptainsi limhrAllaei' I "Ogg&ll.
quoted'. Ali stocks must go repardiess XOTAEIES APPOINTED
of cost or former selling Price. McAllen v A Vxi.i XJJ
ee Mcuonneu, xnira ana -Morrison,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
- Building Permits
Mrs, E. Robblns, erect dwelling,. East
View between Base Line road and Scott
avenue, $1,900; Paul Zedflck, erect
dwelling, Leveta between KJnsel and
Grand, ' $l,4d0; Eric G. Corling, erect
n V...4.0,. " " 4U.1IV1. 4,-IVV, ... 4 4. 414 II-
ahan, erecfdwelllng. Vanderbllt between
Fiske and Haven, $1,200; Mrs. Thomas,
erect, a weiung, urana oetween Multno-
Goodell, erect dwelling. East Eleventh
near Rlggen. $1,000: Mrs. L. M. Dickson.
erect brick . building, Third between
uavis ana juverett, isoo.
BY CHIEF HXECUTIVi:
(SpMltl DltiMtck tt Th RuLt
Salem. Jan. S. List of notaries nub
ile appointed by Governor Chamberlain
in tne state Of Oregon: L. F. Reslng,
Rltter: John H. Bones. Taft: C. E.
Kindt Beaverton. R. F. D. No. 3: H.
C. Stearns, Yoncalla; Harvey E. Cross,
Oregon City; John H. Greves, Baker
City; Peter cook, Balls ton; Charles N.
Walt, Canby; Samuel E. Notson, Hepp.
ner.
to certain banks anri tvnranna tn hnm
he has announced allotments.
The injunction Is sought by George
W. Austin of New York, who declares
I he made a proposal to purchase bonds
or me aaverusea issue or the race value
of $6,000,000. He avers he had agreed
to pay at the rate of 103.375 and accrued
Interest per $100, and on notice of the
acceptance of his subscription stands
ready to deposit the amount with the
assistant treasurer at New York.
NIGHT RIDERS BURN
TOBACCO CONCERNS
(United Press Leased Wire.).
. Russellvllle, Ky., Jan. 3. Dashing In
to this city on horseback under cover of
darkness 100 night riders early this
morning dynamited and then burned
two Independent tobacco concerns. Three
policemen who attempted to Interfere
with the riotous course of the raiders
were overpowered and held in custody
until after their captors were rendv
to leave. It is estimated that property
vaiuea ai ttu.uuu was aamagea.
Crown and Bridge Work
Is our specialty. For this week we
have greatly reduced our prices, and all
work will be guaranteed ror 10 years.
Do not put off having your teeth at
tended to till after the holidays, it will
cost you more.
We crown any tooth for 93.50 (22k.)
Bridgework S3.RO 22k.)
Gold Fillings 0X.OO up
Enamel Fillings .-81.00
Treating and Silver Filling .. ... l.KO
stiver Killing
Teeth Cleaned '
Good Rubber Plate ............ 5.O0
Best Rubber Plate Made 8.00
Lady always tn attendance.
Hours:, 8 a, m. to 8 p. m. Sunday S to 12
Yale Dentists
167K ratST ST.
Between Morrison and Yamhill Sta.
mum
I And Caieanla to seed thai I wmM una k
wlthou tbaau I was tronblad a art at dtal with
torpid llvr and haadaeha. Vow sine taking
Calcutta Candy CathartteJ fl rerj unco batter
I anal! eartalnlr rmommand them to my frlaads
at tbt beat madiela 1 hare rr an."
anna Baalnat, Oaborn MUX Mo. S, fall Blver, Kata,
Would Hold Up Canal Bonds. ,
"' (United frLaatd Wlra.V
Washington. D. C Jan. S. Consider
able public interest' is manifested In
the hearing to take place in the district
supreme court today on the application
for an Injunction to restrain Secretary
; Stops earache In two minutes; tooth
ache op pain of burn u scald in Ave
5.che.twtf h?HT".; throat. 12 houra -lof the Treasury Cortelyou from turning
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil, monarch over over or delivering' the balance of the
a.n,.. - . ; i 2M$,000 of the Panama canal bonds
J Tha Dowel a
CANDY CATrUirncV
PlMatit. Palatable, Potent, Taatedoad.Oe Seed.
KTr Sicken, Waakaa or Grf p. Ma. tie, fee. Nerr
old In bulk. The nn(ne tablet atanped 0 00.
Guaranteed to enre or roar sooner back.
8tsrling Remedy CoM Chicago or N.Y. Sat
ANXUAL SALE, TEN KILUON BOXES
I Pi W J Pine Clothes Uaktn
Xf BslUstowsndiysw.Tork
January Clearance
is now in progress in our Men's Clothing shop.
Every SUIT, OVERCOAT and CRAVENETTE
vastly reduced. Even the best and choicest lines,
the pride of STEI N-BLOCH, SCHLOSS BROS.'
and BRADBURY SYSTEM are not exempted.
Their fate is "OFF AND ON." Off our tables on
to your backs. The prices will do it. Do not
worry about the money, we extend
Credit If Desired f
You are privileged to select and wear yourgar
ments, paying in small weekly or monthly pay-
ments to suit yourself. Our Men's Furnishing
Section offers extraordinary values in toggery ac- '
cessories and prudence bids you to take heed. , 1
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Eastern :QulHg.;
CORNER WASHINGTON AND TENTH v -'
The Store Where your CrediVls Good.-
TEETH EXTRACTED
FREE :
WhcnPlatcs or Britfecs
Afc Ordered
All Work it Half Price for
short time to introduce the
"Electro Painless System"
Full Set, that fit $5.00
Gold Crowns, 22-k.....$3.50
Bridge Teeth, 22-k.....$3.5Q
Gold Fillings t?1.00
Silver Fillings 50
Guaranteed for 10 Years. '
, Open Evenings.
THE ELECTRO
DENTAL PARLORS
303 Washington St, cor. 5th,
Opposite Olds & King's.
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ACADEMY-
- portlanooreJ (
A Bosrtina; srnl Day
Behool for Young Mo an4 -
Boys.
' .Preparation for !
. !ses, U. & Mlllury and
Naval Academies. Af
eitlte . to 8tanforS.
Berkelay, Cornell. Am
barst. and all Stats Uni
versities ani Avrlculturnl .
f Colleses. " Kfnnu.'tl train
Ins;. f- Rnsinesa f course.
- The ,piir.-'pal baa bad. IK
yetro' experience In l'ort-t
land. Com Tor table qur
ters. " Beat environment.;
Make reservations now.
Kor Illustrated eatalu -and
otaer literature ad '
flrtjss .
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