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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTL
SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 0. 1808.
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$18.00 Oak Bed
$4.50
SALE NUMBER, 99.
$60jGo!dl Leaf Chair
The amount of furniture we must sell in two weeks' time in order to reduce stocks to a minimum. Some of
the most desirable furniture on these floors isn't selling as it should. Floor space is. too valuable, to permit of
our carrying merchandise from season to season. Carloads of furniture are onthe road, and thef manager of
these great furniture stocks now calls for Room! Room!! and there's only one way to make it, to sell furni
ture at underprices never met heretofore. Sale starts tomorrow morning and continues for two weeks, or until
every sale article advertised is sold. Arrange to come during the firstdays while the selections are large and
unbroken. ' ' ;;'' ;r '
SAKE NUMBER, 563.
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$150.00 Brass Bed
$65.00
SALE NUMBER. 6201.
No Phone Orders Ac
cepted for Adver
tised Articles
$40.00 Leather Chair
$16.00
. JALE NUMBER. 177-1
Every Value, Guaran
teed as Represented
$1.75 Lace Curtains
95c Pair
SALE NUMBER. 12778.
($18.50 Serving Table
$9.25
SALE NUMBER. 16X
$10.75 Lact Curtains
$5.50 Pair
FRENCH LACETS.
$30.00 Parlor Table
$10.00
SALE NUMBER, 100.
$4.50 Magazine Racks
$1.75Rug
90c
JAPANESE FIBER.
SALE NUMBER, 506.
$115.00 Parlor Set
$55.00
SALE NUMBER. 65.
35c Mattings
19c Yard
STOCK NO. 295.
$12.00 Pedestal
$5.95
SALE NUMBER. 58.
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs
$1.75
SIZE 30x60.
$27.00 Sideboard
$15.50
SALE NUMBER. 623.
$13.50 Mohair Rugs
$7.25
SIZE 36x72.
COMPLETE LIST OF THE
PHENOMENAL FLOOR-
CLEARING SPECIALS
No. 308 Golden oak Pedestal; regular price M 0J
$6, tale price... PJaW
No. 0323 Vernu Martin Music Cabinet; regu- MC Aft
lar price 130, sale price J1DUU
Seven patterns Wicker Chairs and Rockers; reg- CO OC
ular price $6.50, sale price eyO-aW
Spanish leather Couch, in fumed oak t frame; (97 PA
regular price $50, sale price ?f uU
Six styles genuine velour Couches, best quartered oak
frames; regular prices $25 and $30, 6 5Q
No. 265 5-piece Parlor Suit, ereen velour UDholstered.
mahoganized frame; regular price $45, sale 00 Cfl
price..-. 9UUOM
No. 214 5-piece Parlor Suit; regular $35 value, fclfj AA
sale price pj.7vv
No. 563 Genuine gold-leaf Parlor Chair; regu- (OA AA
lar pnee 500, sale price ijUiVtUU
No. 347 Genuine gold-leaf Settee: reeular tftn aa
price $30, sale price Olv.UU
No. 79 Weathered oak Pedestal; regular price )C
$6, sale price )j,4J
No. 58 Quartered oak Pedestal: regular crice if Af
$12, sale price $D,D
No. 44 Tuna mahogany Pedestal: regular orice ft AA
$15, sale price OO.UU
No. 65 3-piece solid mahogany Parlor Set: silk fr f- aa
verona covering; regular price, $115, sale PJ.VU
No. H-l 3-piece solid mahogany Parlor Suit; silk damask
covering; regular price 9150, sale $65 QO
A-434 Genuine gold-leaf Parlor Cabinet; reg- GAP aa
ular price $125, sale price v v.UU
No. 330 Genuine leather Chair; regular sale d JO PA
price $75, special price .r-. D4.3U
No. 177-2 Genuine chased leather Chair: rez- aa
ular price $40, sale price ... avlD-UU
No. 401 Leather seat, quartered oak Rocker: frr Af
regular price $14.50, sale price Of -aW
No. 99J4-lyeather upholstered .Rocker; regular $ f aa
price $20, sale price vll.UU
No. 275 Weathered oak Hall Chair; reeular ! tr
price $6, sale price ibd.tLd
No. 718 Hall Tree; regular price $22.50. sale 11 nc
Price Oll.LD
No. 207 Office Library Table. Quartered oak: M o aa
regular price $25, sale price vlt.UU
No. 2 Office- Table: reeular price $8. saledj rt
Price Ot.DU
No. 113 Weathered oak Library Table; regular (tQ OC
price $6.50, sale price 9aJae)
no. 70ZO weatnered oak CeUarette : regular Mrr PA
price $35, sale price Oil .Oil
No. 8391 Weathered oak CeUarette; reeular nf
price $13 JO, sale price pDD
No. 162 Quartered oak Serving Table; regular a nr
price $18.50, sale price
No. 59 Weathered oak Serving Table; regular C CA
price i3, saie price . pUJv
No.' 100 Antique mahogany Library Table: Ma AA
reeular price $30, sale price OlU.vU
No.. 57 Quartered oak Poker and Parlor Table, revers
ible aisu 111 wcauicicu gas; regular price FJ Cfl
with complete fittings $65, sale price 2)OL,oj
No. 506 Golden oak, mahogany and weathered CO OP
oak Magazine Kacks; reg. price $4.50, sale D.J
No. 103 $40 Sideboard; sale price $24.75
No. 623 $27 Sideboard; sale price ...$15.50
No. 641 $30 Sideboard; sale price. $18.00
No. 651 $50 Sideboard; sale price ... $29.50
No. 659 $60 Sideboard; sale price $39.50
No. 1493 $85 Sideboard; sale price. .. $56.50
No. 141 $150 Sideboard; sale price... ,...$85.00
No. 6201 Solid Brass Bed; regular price $150. C Aft
saie price .-, fUv.VU
No. 3056 All-brass Bed; regular price $30, M P AA
sale price p 1 0.U U
No. 99 Solid oak Bed, nicely carved; reeular PA
price $18, sale price .4.0U
No; 6040 Quartered oak, birdseye maple and mahogany
mapoieon ceas; regular price $35, sale
$150.00 Parlor Set
65,00
3 ALE NUMBER, H-L
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$14.50 Rockers
$7.25
SALE NUMBER, 401.
$22.50 Hall Treo
$'iii25
SALE NUMBER. 718.
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$50.00 Couchts
$27.50
SPANISH LEATHER.
$30.00 Settte
$10.00
SALE NUMBER. 347.
$50.00 Sideboard
$29.50
SALE NUMBER. 651.
$30.00 Bras Bed
$15.00
SALE NUMBER, 3056.
$35.00 Parlor Set
$19.00
SALE NUMBER. 214.
Special Cooking Dem-
OREGON'S LARGEST AND BEST EURNITURE HOUSE
onstration, Coffee,
Cakes, Biscuits Served
I. QEVU
SONS
$650 Library Table
$3.25 .
SALE NUMBER. 115.
$35.00 Napoleon Bed
$16.50
1 , SALE NUMBER, 6040.!
$13.50 CeUarette
$6.75
SALE NUMBER, $391.
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$125 Parlor Cabinet
$45.06
SALE? NUMBER, 434.
$6.50 Wicker Rockers
$3i25f '
IN SEVEN jSTYLES.
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$25, $30 Couches
$1250
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IN SIX STYLES.
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One More Week
The Xxhibit of the
First
ON YAMHILL"
-Second
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Peerless "ZClipse
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FEAR JURY TRIAL
WOULD UPSET COURT
Attorney McGinn Argues to
Break Becord Standing
T for Past 10 Years.
Judr. Wbsr in th. county court
yelrday listened to argrum.nt on th.
application ot Henry E. McGinn, u at
toroay for JMrs. .Georgia Frances Bte
vns. for jury to hear evidence in th.
contest brought by her to break the will
of her father. Georg-e T. Myera. The
Jury process Is so rare in the county
court that the lawyers are somewhat
t eea aa to what shall be done, and
Webacer has not yet decided to
a-.'ieiher a jury shall te called. .
1 Not for nine or ten years, at least,
has a Jury been called In the county
court, and the question .has proved a
stunner. . Numerous volumes of legal
lore were brought Into action, but they
did not appear to shed much light on
the situation. Attorney Dolph, who Is
representing- the Interests of George T.
Myers, Jr., is not making strenuous ob
jection to a Jury, but said he did not
see the necessity for It
Mrs. Stevens is contesting the will
because she was cut off with $20,000
"mumi, me estate oemg vaiuea at
30,ooo. fib. alleges that her father
emeriainea tne delusion that her mother
murdered and that she was in
soma way connected with the crime.
i ebnSr ft? " ' 'r harin on
- PERSONAL
Will U!:.. . i.
Imv. u2 ."i Tl.IB Mies Ault
lnfc h thlf .tSumUy) .ven-
in ihm v.. ... rwl wno travels
IS- U. " Oregon territory. Is la
the city spendiny a few days at hla
home t u .!-.- - t 1
LITTLE BOY TODDLES DOWN
STREET AND HAS A VERY GOOD TIME
Harvey Snott, who Uvea .with hU
parents on Hall street, went out for a
walk yesterday afternoon. The incl
dent Is remarkable because of the fact
that Harvey la only 3 years and 9
months old and that curiosity led his
footsteps toward the downtown district.
Harvey, unmindful of. the anxiety of
th. remainder of th. family, walked
leisurely along dodging wagons and
streetcars. ' until he came to the Mar
Quam building. ; Here he paused and
struck up an' acquaintance with an ele
vator boy. He rode un and dawn on tha
elevator and found in this aa amuse
ment second only to a merry-go-round.
The .levator bov sou eh t to learn hia
nam. and where he lived. When aBked
wnere hia mama lived ha onlv, ronllsrl
f Ann M A 1 I.! " J7 I
Joying himself and was not worrying
about hia mama .
At - last a passer-by who was ac
quainted with Harvey discovered him.
and hia fun wak at an end. He urn
taken In charge and returned to his
some, wnere a fruitless search to locate
me missing z-year-oid had been In
progress for some time. His afternoon
walk will not soon be repeated, if his
guardians at home can prevent It
$1 Every 5 Minutes.
Write "Jlno-lea' fn , nft a..nn.
" J uuuuj a
a prize winner In five minutes and make
a dollar. Repeat the effort and you
ample, during the noon hour. Get tha
idea from the "Jingle" pages in today's
Journal. ... . . , ...
EAST SIDE BRANCH
LIBRARY WILL CLOSE
Koom WMch Has Been Used
Needed by High School
Students.
The east side branch library closes
tonight for at .least a week, as the room
In the east side high school building is
needed for school purposes. - The new
east side branch library building, cor
ner of East Alder and Eleventh streets,
Is about ready for occupancy, and will
probably be op.n the first of the coming
week. Special 1 notice ; will ! . rtvan
Highland station has been discontinued.
Residents of this district will fln th
Aieina branch, ., Jibrafjj -v Hi , WJilUms (
avenue, near Knott street, a great con
venience. Here, . In addition to the
branch collection, there' is a dally deliv
ery of books specially asked for from
the Central library. An Interesting list
of current magazines la also to be found.
'x he Carson Heights deposit station
has been discontinued for the same rea
son, 'x iie Arleta station has been re
opened under the care of Mr, Chambless
at the Arleta post office.
An interesting collection of American
cartoons will be in the reference room
during the next few weeks. These will
consist principally of the Tweed and
ureeiey cartoons or Tnomas Nast; also
those oi jaxvutcheon and. Gibson.
In the children's room books on elec.
1 tricity and manual training and outdoor
handy nooks have been put on special
shelves, where they may be found by
those Interested in such subjects.
Embraced within th. Amalgamated So
ciety of Engineers are the' trades of
steam engineers, amltha, sblpsmiths, an
gle iron - smiths, - fitters; - turners, roll
turners, patternmakers, millwrights, ma
chine men, v brass finishers, copper
smiths, electrical engineers, . machine
Joiners, die sinkers . and -drophammer
forarers. The socletv was ornlz in
Cngland early In ItSh
LITTLE B0
BE ASK!
WILL
TO SPEAI
An effort Is to bemade by ths WlJ
consin society of Prtlnnd tn hxt
United States Senat6 Robert M. Lti
iv . mi "'"I" P1 jncipai aaaress a?
J5eKWsfon5r,n day celebration which 1
to be held May 2g In cpmmemoraUon d
anniversary of , the admission 3
liT" w m union. -
of the society last OTt tamS'S3
City Business coilege when th. socletl
rcurganjiea -ana new orricere elec
e i T oolet3r . rst organist
Clark fair JUiewn .
Louis B. Reed was chosen as prVs
dent Inst night in th. nlace ofJnh
K. ,Kollocks reeigned. H. M. Enter!
Hughes, treasurer and Miss Edlia Babll
Tomorrow (fMonday) ! positive!
,j9 gas bllla . Portland Gas companj
.":". lu a or noya Tea Co. An tY
AlphabeUcal naaa V T . n
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