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THE OREGOH DAILY J0UR11AL. JPORTLAND.' MONDAY EVEHIHO, JANUARY . 13. ,1803. SALETI"iE, THIRD WEXE . . EVERY ARTICLE. IN ;THE... STORE . :.; Th f of moat of Janunry'a Homcfurnlhlng Onto DvnU-Contlnulng pnHttmlnont In 1U offering of convincing elenrnnot valu-.Complct tock, nnd In uch dsplondld variety a noblem vwryono to participate. . In very acotlon of atoro economical buying opportunities prevail stronger InduoomonU wro never hel forth to proapoctlve homefurnUhranothlng rMorvcd-new goods arriving dally are Immediately displayed and marked In comparlaon wltn almllar artlclea. Mall ordera and out-of-town Inquiries given our careful and prompt attention. No exchange will be made on articles sold during this sale "" " . 1 " 1 " . 1 , 1 " 1 1 " 1 1 11 11 " 1 ''''". ". ', 1 i i. i i i in.!... .i ... - . uuntt i. ii lis i u mi ' rii ui. hi ii- i I'lii.n.a i .ill.- h i 3 j-ry li 'M I . Mi IM ' ill. U MM: -1 El The Drapery Department announce! great clearance offering of fine and medium-price Laces conaiiting of Arabian, Swiss Novelty, Cluny, Renaissance, Irish Point! Brus- els and Corded Arabians. To materially reduce surplus stock these are placed on tale for six days at the following clearance prices. In many instances the quantities are & j"1" we advise early purchasing by those who desire to take advantage of this unusual opportunity for renewing their window hangings. Sale commences today. H - . t IK vln in ThtA-A AraWifi ,TiAt . Laces, per pair ....i....00t 1 - n aa 1 . i i j - j l . i. ; ' nn!-1 , .w vaiuca in 1 uurycu rvruian i mi j $2.25 ' values in Corded , Arabian Tint ft'. - Laces, .per;pair :;; . w,;;A?1.25;. , $3.00 ' values in ': Corded ? Arabian ' Tint ' ' i Laces, oer oair . . . . . : . . X . -. . . . 81.50 Tl --Xj? I K $3.23 values in l Arabian Tint Laces, per, .. fgl f rPair :.'.. ....V,:..V....-.r..81.t5 Tiiv .! $3.50 values" m Corded r Arabian - Tint,, $12.00 valtles in "Ivory Cluny. Laces, per pair ;;. ..........80.75 $13.50 values in Arabian Flemish Point Laces, per pair .............. .87.50 '. $15.00 values in Arabian Flemish Point. Laces, per; pair , . . . ... . ; . . . . 88.50 $17.50 values in thread-lace Arabian, -Irish Point; Shif fie and real Brussels Laces, ;, in two, four and six-pair lots ; special, yper. pair .$9.00 : $18 values in Point de LuxV and Arabian Laces, in 4-pair lpts ; spec'l, pr . 810.00 : . $20.00 values in Etamine Arabian, Swiss Arabian, French Arabian, Duchess and Point de Luxe Laces, in lots of from v two to six pairs, white' or ivory tints; . special, per pair .T. . . ",,$11.00 i $22.00 values in Duchesse, real Quhy and French Arabian Laces, one, two .and four-pair lots, in white and ivory; spe cial, per pair 812.50 $25.00 values in Etamine Arabian, French I Arabian, Egyptian, Swiss, Gothic, . Duchesse and Fillet Laces, two to six- pair lots, in all tints; spec'l, pr. 813.50 $27.50 values in French Renaissance and - Brussels Laces, special, pair.. 815.00 $30.00 values in real Venetian, f Fillet, Cluny and Arabian Laces, lots of from : two to four pairs; special, pair 517.50 $35.00 values in. French Arabian, : Eta mine Arabian and French . Renaissance Laces ; special, per pair. . . . . .810.00 $40.00 values in real Venetian and Thread Arabian Laces ; special, per pair , . . ... ........ ? ... . . . .822.50 $50.00 values in French Novelty Laces, special, per pair ........ .....825.00 CHEVAE MIRRORS Stylish Bedroom Pieces with oval and fancy pattern full-length mirrors. - Some of these are marked at one half of their regular values: " , . ' $26.00 Mirror in the golden oak, epecial. ..........V.. ..flT.00 $26.00 Mirrors in the mahogany finish, Ipecial... ....... ;.f 17.00 $26.00 Mirror in the maple, apecial...... ,...;.....:...',.........;. ,.fl7.00 .00 Mirror in the golden oak, special...... ..f le.oo .00 Mirror in the mahogany finish, special........... $24.75 .00 Mirror in the rolden oak. sbecial... $27.00 5.00 Mirror in the Circassian walnut, special... ....f 29.00 l.W Alirrorm the Dirdseyc maple, special..... sao.BO .00 Mirror in the mahogany, special...............;.. ,,..f33.00 (2.50 Stand $275 Stand $4.25 Stand $4.50 Stand $475 Stand $575 Stand $7.25 Stand $5.00 Table $5.50 Table $6.50 Table $7.00 Table CENTER TABLES in the gQlden oak," special...... in golden oak. special in. mahogany finish, special.... in golden. oak, special.'...... in maple,' specialA . . . , , . . . . . in maple,- special. in mahogany, special..... .'. .... in the maple, special r in the golden oak, special.... in golden oak. special . in golden oak, special .1.75 .91.85 ,03.00 ,3.00 .3.25 ,3.50 4.75 .3.25 3.75 4.25 4.50 BEDROOM CHAIRS and ROCKERS Broad variety of designs in these to select fromin all finishes with cane, rash and solid seats. $3.50 Maple Rocker, special ., S2.25 $150 Maple Chair, special... f2.25 $4.50 Rocker to match, special , 2.90 $4.50 Maple Chair, special... ,.f2.90 $6.50 Rocker to match, special . 9)4.25 $5.00 Chair in mahogany finish, special.. ......$3.25 $6.50 Rocker to match, special ..$4.25 $6.00 Chair in mahogany finish, special ....$3.00 TV H: SALE OF GRANITLWARL IN THE BASEMENT In the Basement Department today. Tuesday and Wednes day, we quote the following special clearance prices in the French Gray Granite- ware utensils of every day use in the kitchen. Economical housewives should take advantage of' these to complete their household needs in this line. No. 14 size No.:16 size No; 18 size No. 20 size N6; 24 size No.16 size No; 20 size No. 22 size No.' 24 size No.. ,26 size ' frinch Pie Plates special . . . ' " f " 9-inch Pie Plates special . . ' , 10-inch jPie Plates special . .. lipped Sauce Pans -special. . . .10 lipped Sauce Pansspecial .......... 15 lipped Sauce Pans apecial . . . . . . . . . .201 lipped Sauce Pans special. ;..20 lipped Sauce Pans special. ........ .30 Mixing BowlsT-special.... ...10 Mixing BowJs-special 15 'M ixing. Bowls-Especial. . . .". '. ...20 Mixing Bowls-Especial. . . ...25 Mixing Bowls special ; . . . ; ... , . . ...30 (... ;5e ..,10s ...10 'lj-qt. size Pudding Pans special. 10e 2- qt. size Pudding Pans special. .. .15) 3- qt. size Pudding Pans -special... .20 No. 03 size Berlin Sauce Pans special ...25 No.'04 size Berlin Sauce Pans special.... 30 No. 06 size Berlin Sauce Pans special 35 No. 03 size Berlin Sauce Kettles special.; 25 No. 04 size Berlin Sauce Kettles special 30 No',; 06 size Berlin Sauce Kettles special.... 35t 8-qt. size Dish Pans special t . 25 12-qt. size Dish Pans special 35 10-qt. size Water Pails special 35 12-qt. size Water Pails special .45 14-qt. sie Water Pails special 55 DINING TABLES New designs and an unusually wide range of prices insure here prompt and satisfactory selection. $13.50 Square Table in golden oak, 8-ft. special. .... .8 8.40 $15.00 Square Table in golden oak, 6-ft. special....'..? 0.50 $1100 Square Table in golden oak, 6-ft. special; .... .811.00 $19.00 Round Pedestal Table in golden oak, 6-ft. sp'l . .S11.G0 $20.00 Square Table in golden oak, 8-foot special ...813.50 $23.00 Square Pedestal Table in golden oak, 8-foot special .815.00 $26.00 Square Pedestal Table in golden oak, 10-foot special 817.50 $26.00 Round Pedestal Table in golden oak, JO-foot special $1U.3U $29.75 Round Pedestal Table in golden oak, 8-foot special $1U.Z5 $33.00 Square Pedestal Table in golden oak, 6-foot special spzz.UU $42.00 Round Pedestal Table in golden oak, 6-foot special ...... ..S2S.00 $49.00 Round Pedestal Table in golden oak, - 8-foot special ........................ .836.50 $53.00 Round Pedestal Table in golden oak, 8-foot special .... J ...... . 839.50 $63.00 Round Pedestal Tabje in golden oak, 1 - 1 10-foot special ....................... .847.50 $67.00 Round Pedestal Table in golden oak, 8-foot special 840.00 $79.00 Round Pedestal Table in golden oak, 10-foot special . . .'. .857.50 CHILDREN'S COTS AN D CRIBS mm mm m r Tf iff ffrt CTYf ft ff g. - C $2.75 Maple 'J Cribs-Special ; . . .... .81.75 $3.00 Maple - Crips special. . . . . . 82.00 $35Maple Cribs special . . i , 82.25 $3.25 -Mapfe Cradle special; . . . . . i .82.25 $9.00 Iron Crib, in cream 'and gold- . : - special ...V.;.. . .. ...i ...86.00 $10.50 Iron Crip, in cream and gold special; 1 . , . . ..... ... . . .8 : 7.25 $11.50 Iron Crib, in cream and pldpecialx. . . . ..8 8.75 $14.50'Iron Crib; in cream and goTdspeciaU.T; ?. ... 1 ... . . . 0.75 $17.00 Iron Crib, in Vernis Martin and old gold finish special. . 811.75 $21.00 Iron'.Crib. in cream and gold special. .. .. . ... 814.25 $36.00 All Brass Crib, in satin finish special i., ...823.75 $45,00 411 Brass p-ib, in satm ftmslwspeciau . , ;?s . . . ; . . . . ..$Zi.7E PORTIERES HALF-PRICE In the Drapery Department, Monday and Tuesday, our entire stock of medium and high-grade Door Hangings is offered at one half of their regular values. Portieres in silk velours, double-faced figured velours, imported jute velours, double-faced mercerised damasks and tapestries. $ 4.50 values? special, pair........ $6.00 values, special, pair....... -. 8.00 values, special, pair......... $10.00 values, special, pair............' $12.00 values, special, pair........ $1 5.00 Values, special, pair...... ............... $18.00 values, special, pair. ,. $20.00 values, special, pair............... $25.00 values, special, pair. ............ $30.00 values, special, pair,;...;.... $40.00 values, special, pair............ $60.00 values, special pair..,. f 2.25 f 3.00 f 4.00 S 5.00 6.00 . t ..M ! f T.50 ....... 0.00 .........10.00 12.50 ....... .fis.oo ;.. 920.00 f 30.00 k n n -si - 11 M DINING CHAIRS $250 Chairs in golden oak, 8pecial,l.:;;.f 1.60 $4.00. Chairs in golden oak, special..... ,.$j2.30 $3.00 Chairs in golden oak, special.;.; ,';i,,.V..i;2.25 $6.50 Chairs to match, special. ,...."...,.'...'..,.. $3.25 $375 Chairs in golden oak, special............... 2.45 $4.00 Chairs in godtaoiptdUUt:2JiS $4.25 Chairs in golden oak, special ;..... . .' . .f 2.80 $4.50 Chairs in golden oak, special ..... L 1 ... 92.00 $4.00 Chairs in golden oak, specid...VVV......'.,92.65 $8.00 Arm Chairs to match, special.....,..,....., 95.25 1 Ii 4 $4.75 Chairs in golden. oakspecwu,;..;...v;;.i,93.15 J i II $9.00 Am Chairs, to match, special,.. .;;.;,v.V.,$5.75 Ij $10.00 Chairs in golden oak, special . .....v...'..'. . .96.90 J $13.00 Arm Chairs to match, special ........ . .-,9.90 13.00 Chairs in golden oak, special..... 99.00 20.00 A rm Chairs to match. special. ..914. OO $17.50 Chairs in srolden oak. soecial ...........................812.90 $21.00 Arm Chairs to match, special. .. , .............;.".....-.. , .,910.00 BEDDING HS& SPECIALS Double Cotton Blanlcets--special, per pair . V. . ; . ,; . 00 Bed Pillows, full size, feather-filled---$pecial,per pair.. 05 Wool Blankets fuHsire--speciai,?per pair. ... .';.;.. .84.25 SCdMPLETE- I . riTlTlTTi'T'B'Msii-iii.ii limfiWr-i 'iiiiWsii-iiii Hill llifi Ii i.niiifiiiiniiilili mini I in i inim aii ' 1 -- ; 'A H0U5EFURra5M5 MAKE Y0UI j fCWHTEPIljl a; MAGAZINE RACKS $3.50 Racks in mahogany finish, speciai;;:,, '4,93.25 $4.25 Hacks in golden oak, special . . . .U . .... . ... ............ .92.75 $5.25 Racks in weathered oak, special;;;;;.,;';,;,, 93.50 $8.00 Racks in the fumed oak, special;;;. ;;.V..i.;';i;;;;;;;c.95.50 J TEHUANTEPEC S , URGE TRAFFIC linterstate Coramission In vestigation Shows Kojite .: Does Big Business. , v 4 ::x: ." (Watbtaftoa Barcao ot Tb Jonnwl.) . Washington, Jaiw as. Traf no via ib Thuantpeo route across the Isthrffus of . Panama, mi one Of " the- elements entering , Into the, coneideratlon o tn Spokane rate case before the interstate commerce commission. The opponents of 4he gpokene eontentiOB rge4 h ttamphlp ratee via Tehuantepee con tituted an essential competition against sU rates from .east to wet and return, and that coast " town- inuat have rafl rates enabling them to. compete against the rates granted via Tehuantepec. , t1' The government has 'prepared a statement showing 'the business flow-ina- through the Tehuantepec route, the substance ot which shows that the total value:? of merchandise shipped - Via Tehuantepec in 10T . was 140,000,000; The statements made before the com mission were that the maximum possi ble to be shipped via Tehuantepec was 260.000 tons during the present year, s that taking -the maximum for the S40, 000,000, the ' average -. ton value was 1160. The total shows an Increase over the preceding yrv . The value of merchandise originating In United States ports and shipped over that line to other parts of -the United States or foreign- countries amounted during the year to between $11,000,000 and 115,000,000. Of this, about l,000, 000 worth, was -merchandise sent from New York to the western ports -of .the United States and about 17,000,000 worth, from New York to - Central and South : American countries fronting on the Pacific, while between S2.000.000 and 13,000,000 worth was merchandise sent from. San Francisco to the easternports Of the United States. ; . ' 7 " The shipments via Panama from New York to the west coast ports of the Enlted States were distributed to San lego, Santa . Barbara, Los Angeles, Oakland, San ' Francisco, ' Portland, Se attle and Spokane,- and those, to for eign countries by this route included Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia, Panama, Costa Bica, Honduras, Nicer, a gua, Guatemala. Mexico and the Brit ish Columbia ports of. Canada. These include practically all 'classes of mer chandise, but more especially meats, flour, cotton goods, mineral oil, mining machinery,, manufactures of iron and steel and miscellaneous manufactures. . The movements from San Francises via Panama to the eastern ports were sent to Tampa, Philadelphia, New York, New Haven ; end Boston, and Include wines, pig lead, quicksilver, hides and skins, and miscellaneous merchandise. The shipments from Hawaii, which form the bulk of the merchandise pass ing eastward from' ports of the United States via the Tehuantepec route, are chiefly raw sugar. The vessels which carry the sugar- make a triangular route, passing during the sugar season direct from Hawaii to, the western terminus of the railway, and after dis charging their cargo pass thence north wardiy. along .tns western coast or tne United 8tates t San Francisco and in some cases as far north as the Puget sound - ports . and thence to Hawaii, where they load again direct for th Tehuantepee port during -the sugar sea son, and at other times for San Fran cisco, and thence along the coast to the, Aenuaniepeo port, . -;, , The distance which sugar from Hawaii now travels In reaching New York. via the Tehuantepee route is 6,808 miles, against 12,269 miles via the former all-water route, around Cape Horn, . j ' ' 'r,K. The distances between New York and San Francisco are, direct by land, 8,191 miles; via Tehuantepec, 4,415 miles; via Panama, 5,305 miles, and via Magellan straits. 13,089 miles. From New York to Port Townsend direct the distance is S.199 miles; via Tehuantepec. 6,194 miles; via Panama. 5,080, and via Ma gellan straits, 15,848 miles. - From New York to Honolulu direct via San. Fran cisco the distance is 5,288 miles; via Port Townsend 5,669 miles; via- Te huantepec, 6.805 miles; via Panama, 5,585 miles, and ;via Magellan straits, 13,269 miles. - ;-. .. .'. .-p ;- to 'ctras a cold nr o day Take LAXATIVB BHOMO Qulnln. Tablets. Drurftota refund mmmiy it It falls to enre, E. W. OROVK'S ! nature e oa eaek bos. Sbc y Flnshoes at factory coast at loosen- thai's aousecieaniag sale. - , . POLITICS KEEPS TAFT A- TALKING Secretary Evades Direct-Answers to Questions About His Candidacy. (United Press Leatcd Wire.) New" York, Jan. IS.- Informal conver sations, formal conversations, verba sparring matches. Interviews, politics, finance, talk, talk, talkv talk nothing but talk occupied - Secretary of War William H., faft from the Urns he left his bedroom Saturday morning until he denarted for Washington, at 12 o'clock Sunday night- If the aecretary keeps this up he won't have to do anything to reduce weight He will simply con fer himself away, ' y-,-v;j In the morning Taf t plunged Into the Wall street swirl to see some capital ists about another bond Issue for the Vlsayan railroad In the Philippines. The secretary did not tell what was de cided, if anything. He was too busy with other things. Shoals of politicians began to call on him in the afternoon at the home of his brother, Heary M. Taf t. . He and the politicians kept. It up--the talk until the train left They even accompanied Taft to the station, paid no attention when the conductor cried "all aboard," and the last one did not drop off until the train was going at a good lick. ' The secretary was- kind to reporters, but did not say much. . "Wilt "you see the Republican state chairman before you goT" he was asked. "I don't believe I know him," he said. -Why, Tom ; Woodruff," he was in formed. - - - - -' ' " "Oh, Tommy, my dear old 'friend? Sure, ril be alad to see .him. if he calle."x . t. -. -v - The president told correspondents yes terday you'd be nominated oa the first ballot" - ( . . "You : know - the president has ' said nothing that must be considered au thentic from him unless bis own signa ture accompanies it"! - ? n "Will you make any statement-about your conferences r v "I hardly think there will be any thing so intimate or private that It will be necessary ;not to confide it to the public."- . : y.,-.::y! ':-':yy-v "Did they concern polltlcsf . "Why, these jtimes, l can t talk any length of tlmcTat all without drtftln Into politics." ''.y::iri-y. V:.'..Or.- , Courts Moto Quickly In Jersey. (United Frets Leaied Wlf. ' Newark,- N,: Jan.; 13. la Seeping with the reputation ef-the New Jersey courts for speedy Justice, Ceorre Wil. son, alias "Williams, was put on trlnl today for murder. Just one month alter his aliened crime. Wilson, who it negro, was bellboy at the l ark h i ,-i in Orange. On the night tf 1.-.i-h -r 13 he ie said to have killed 1 . - i K. Rdmer, a wealthy uniiertji-r, v, . was found dead in his room to tr- I the following morning wltn hi r .s crushed in. Wtlon a trti ii Phllaiielphia and ai-rf'! thevn. i - snid tt hnve made a d-rs!l"i i-nnf. -- . of the crime, -stating tr.at hfl fc;.l kv t Bonier yhen, the. latter diecweiad I robbing tis rt-oiu. s - - f
