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, . ' - ; ,"- ' :;.. - , , ( THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY , EVENING, i FEBRUARY 13, , 1908. T I'omen's Shoes a $3.19 Pr. Continuing for Friday that "good special that hal madt sq busy for Ihree day of the week an extra concession for ' Friday shoppers, &3 1 Q many styles and grade worth to $S, choice BOYS (MORS Odd lines In many aiirerent siyies, including our well-known "Ruff on Rocks" and "Good lor Bad . Boys" brand. 8lsee to GIKLSV 'SHOES.-Alt Odd lines reduced from to MEN'S ' SELF ACTINO RUBBERS Low out; - gOOO Sl.W TBJ- , .... i. .... i .y" WOMEN'S STORM RUB BERS Rfiular JQm too grades Friday ni,APK, OR COLORED BPATB 11.00 , PABTK SHOE POLISH All color j rt gular 1 100 grades......... .59c H 6c M0ES ; WOME JOURNAL PAT- : raws SOU) HERE ' f 0c and 15c 1 -'' F, --.v:- , . MP . IVonren'sCasftmcrc Hose 29c Stockings made of smooth, aoft 'yarn, with reenforced heelt and toes; a full assortment ot aizea; an abso lutely fast black dye and made from hard twisted yarn that givea splendid aervice: they are very elaa- tic, look well, wear well and especially adapted OQ to the present season; 40c values, Friday...... aWC CHILDREN'S Black ribbed alcea SH to forced befila elaatle knit. IIOflE- wool, In Vi; reln and toes. Mothra hould buy liberally, for Friday speclxf grlvaa this thetn an purohaaa '.ockinga, the pair opportunity to rtg. 25o i a v CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE Made of prlmo arrado faat black yarn In a heavy rib. All alaea from 6ft to 9. Thay are aapaolally dealfnad for hard wear and toaave darnlna:. They are regu larly worth 25c the f nr paJr apeclal EXEMPLIFIES BARGAINIZING of the BROADEST SORT -A RED LETTER DAY for the FRUGAL FOLK of PORTLAND Women' s Corset Covers for 47 c ii 'i i i 1 What woman is there who would not feel interested in this special? For here are dainty attractive corset cov ers made of fine cambric with front of embroidery and lace insertion. The neck and arms are trimmed with lace edging. They are designs and qualities that any woman may be proud to own and wear. Reg- AH ularly "75c each, specially price Friday at Tl v Women's Muslin Night Gowns, round or V-shape neck, yoke made of embroidery insertions and tucks; HQp a regular $1 value, for I s L Laundry Bags in fluffy ruffle design, 6 different sub jects; one of the latest fads; regular 65c A values OVw Women's Knit Shawls, square or circular shapes; colors black, gray or white; values $2.00 and $2.25 jj f in each, Friday price .". ,tPll Cushion Tops of linen or art denim, Children's Coats in the best styles and stamped and tinted in floral or conven- materials, for little tots from 2 to 6 tional designs for Wallachian, Delsb' o, years of age, in all colors; the regular cross-stitch and satin stitch embroid- prices are from $2.75 to $6.00 each; ery; sell regularly at 60c and 37r are P"ce( or CI Qfl 65c each, priced Friday at . . .0 w day's selling at t4)lyO Umbrellas $1.98 The covers are of piece dyed taf feta, absolutely fast color and de signed for sturdy service. The han dles are in assorted designs; leath er covered effects, silver , crooks, silver of gold heads or amer col ored handles. These umbrellas are mounted on the best Paragon frames and fitted with steel rods. They have heavy swedges on the handles to keep them from splitting. All around, they are as good an um brella as it is possible to secure for $3.50 under ordinary circumstances. For a rousing good Friday special they are priced at $1.98 Women's Hand Bags Half Price The leathers are walrus, seal, long grain Morocco and Russian. They are in mottled or smooth finish and the bags are in vanity or combination styles. We have as sembled one huge lot of odd lines, comprising about 250 bags in all. The regular values run from $3.50 U I f to $18, priced for Friday at ildll $3.50, values for $1.75 $10.00 values for ...$5.00 $6.00' grades for $3.00 $12.50 grades for ...$6.25 $7.50 bags for $3.75 $18.00 bags for $9.00 Women's Back Combs, set with rhine stones, an odd lot, regularly worth to $1.00 each, choice for lCn Friday ; LDL Men's Scarf Pins. A very large assortment of stick pins, in fancy designs; with or without stone settings; your choice of any one in the' stock Fri- 1 Aer 4 imJJ OA oms and separate cuffs; a large d1 A A aUC assortment; all sizes MUU Men s White or Colored Shirts in (q aa new spring patterns; $1.50 and. . ) UU Men's Knit Wool Gloves Special prices on every pair in stock. The 50c and 60c grades 35; and the 75c and 90c JO day Men's Cashmere Hose in gray only; specially priced for Friday at, pair . . Men s Black Cashmere Hose, a 35c Ag grade; Friday price aDC Men's Underwear in light weight wool shirts and drawers; worth $1.50 the gar- aq ment; choice OC Men's Spring Shirts with white pleated bos- for 35 ; and the 75c and 90c qualities for Dress Goods Spec' I Black Panamas The most serviceable and stylish weave in our dress goods stock at the present time. For Fri day's selling we've bargainized five grades in a way that should bring us a large volume of business. The $1.75 and $2.00 qualities at 81.48; the $1.50 grade for $1.23 ; the $1.25 grade for 08f; and the $1.00 goods for....'. COLORED DRESS C00DS VOILES Another, of the preferred fabrics, in all the -wanted shades ; priced as fol lows: The $1.75 and $2.00 grades for 81.48; $1.50 grades for 81.10; $1.25 quality now 80; and the yA $1.00 goods for f i7C 81c Fancy Feathers 25c Shop in the millinery section and buy bright new feathers to add life and color to the hat that has served you all winter,, We are sell ing novelty feathers worth to $1.50 each at LtOC Fancy Quills priced Friday f at C Felt Outing Hats in sailor shape ; worth A to $1.25, Saturday iuC We are showing spring shapes in tailored hats. The medium size with the side roll and droop ing back are much in evidence. The crowns are bell or cone shape. We would be pleased to have you look at them. English Vellum plat ed stationery of hirii grade. Put up in cabinet shaped boxes with 50 sheets and 50 envelopes to the box. AP Regularly 50c; Friday price eJuC Writing Paper Friday Black Taffeta Day 36 INCH STERLING TAFFETA You have choice of two finishes, the chiffon or buckskin weaves, and a lot of 4,230 yards are of fered for the day's business. It is a fully guaranteed grade that sells regularly at $1.75 the yard, Friday price, 12c Silkoline 9c Yard f $138 wm J The leading special in the 4th floor home-fitting shops for Friday is a lot of 8,000 yards of standard grades silk oline. It is in floral or Oriental de signs and pleasing color combinations. The very best obtainable at 12c A the yard, Friday's price is only...C Feather billows, covered with best sat in ticking, goocj size; regularly worth $5.00 the pair, Friday g PI nvinn fir Ac The well known and laying arus widely used Hart.s Crown make. Smooth, well enameled and serviceable. Always sold for 25c the pack; but the Friday price is but White Dress Linens An offer on two grades of spring wash suitings. These fabrics are of a pure flax round thread linen. Launder well and will be especially in demand for the construction of smart spring suits, skirts and waists. Present indications point to very heavy selling on these weaves and we advise our friends to take liberal advantage. There are enough to last for a busy day's selling. All who come will be supplied. The 75c grade selling for 56c ; and the 60c quality for only ISc t 4Sc IVRLENTINES "WJSiSP posm HALF PRICE Lovely Embroideries 2kc Yd. On the greater part of this lot you save 2-3 or more of the regular selling price, for the values run to 75c. Edges and inser tions in cambric or nainsook, in good widths and exquisitely beautiful patterns. They come in lengths of Ax2 to 6 yards each. These goods will be in active de mand for the adornment of spring dresses and lingerie, and wise women will 4 buy now, Friday price ZtntC 15c Women's Lace Collars in tab effects. On net or batiste foundations. Sell regulaHy at 35c each; Friday price Sash Ribbons in plain or fancy designs and values from 50c to 75c the yard. Friday they are priced at less than half regular. Full sash lengths of 2l2 yds. each are offered r A for . . .. ... 5UC Women's Gloves, fine imported hand wear in mocha kid, pique sewed. Full assortment of colors and sizes. They are a very serv iceable glove. Offered Friday for, the pair. . . Round Mesh Valen ciennes Laces The best wearing kind to be had. In bolts of 12 yds. each, worth from $1.25 to $1.75; Friday price $1.19 vaAaw 75c Notion Needs Toilet Goods Black Thread with silk finish. 300 yards to the spool. Size O, 12c values, the A spool OC Dress Shields covered with white nainsook; all sizes; special, the l A pair IUC Safety Pins in all sizes ; 1 doz. on the card ; special, card 0C Sewing Machine Oil in large bottles. 10c values for DC Coke's Dandruff Cure, 10-oz. bottle, worth $1.00, , IJQ Dressing Combs of large size. Made of celluloid in white, shell or amber color; QQ 50c values eJjC Clothes Brushes with fine soft bristles; 50c values op for JDC White Castile Soap in 2-lb bars. Regularly 2oc ; special at 15c $3.00 Gilt Clocks $1,00 Each These clocks are 12 inches high and come in handsome designs, good timekeepers and in all ways splendid values at $3 each; odd lines though, and must go quickly; be prompt and secure an ornamental time- M fA piece for one-third its value, Friday. Waate Paper Baskets, every one in the stock selling at a - reduced price for Friday. Wash Bowls and Pitchers, that sell regularly at 80c the set, Friday price, only .UJC Libbey Cut Glass, whiskey jugs, worth $11 each, spe- $Q 7C cial. PO.IO $6.50 Bonbon Dishes, for... $5.50 $9.00 Mayonnaise Bowls. . .97.00 $3.00 Candlesticks for. ... ..82.25 Silverware at special prices for Friday's selling. Salts and Peppers, each 11 Candlesticks, worth $1.65, for 934 Cake Baskets, $5.90 values $4.75 Bread Trays, worth $3.75.. f 2.97 Sugars and Creamer, o OA $3.50 values $6,011 Sugar Spoons, worth 30c ea..20 Butter Knives, worth 35c ea..25 Swiss Cuckoo Wall Clocks, worth $5 each, special Fri- g Suits Worth to (tf f QC $35.00 for.. .$lly? Think of it ! Choice of a superb assort ment of smart Tailored Costumes at about one-third their value. You may make your selections from plain-colored fabrics or fancy mixtures and striped ef fects. Take your choice of jaunty short jacket styles or dignified long-coated models. Some are almost severely plain, others are tastefully decorated with silk braids, buttons, etc. The values run to $35.00 each, and you are offered unre stricted choice Friday (P f AP for only tDl 1 7u Another lot of Women's Suits, contain ing some of the richest tailored models ever shown in a Portland store. These, too, are in plain or fancy materials and in trimmed or tailored effects. The reg ular values run to $75.00 each, and they are bargainized in th( ion as lot one. one Friday and pay only e same daring fash- Secure nc MR. SWIFT IS A LITTLE TOO SPEEDY EVEN FOR FAST REPORTERS ' Louie F. 8wlt, the Chicago packer who was in Portland this wee arrang ing details to begin work on a packing plant tor Swift Co., la particularly partial to lavender. Every day that he waa here hsVwore a lavender tie. Ho changed cravats every day. but. each of them waa pi lavender of a different Bhade. i Mr. Swift is a big man in every sense of the word. is about six feet in height, well proportioned and inclined to be flertiy. He Is smooth ahaven and his hair la 'sprinkled with grey. Mr. Swift does not like to talk to newspaper men. Particularly when he comes to a city . to start a new Indus try that Is to cost something like 14,000,000. When he is approached' by a reporter, which is only when he can't get away, he Usually asks the first question. "Well, what's the trouble now?" is the millionaire's favorite way of greet ing -the reporters. But Mr. Swift Is always polite. He might leave a newspaper man In the middle of an interview, but never with out excusing himself and apologising for abruptly breaking off the conver sation. Accompanied by two Journal report ers, one on each side of him, Mr. Swift walked several blocks Saturday night and answered questions as fast as the pair could hand them out. The three walked down sixth " 'street, the tithe rs of Mr. Swift's narty beins; in the loads Just as Morrison street was 'reached tbersj was a lull , in the conversation. Mr. Swift saw his opportunity to get away. "Well, gentlemen." he said politely, "1 won't bother you any more. Thank you very much. Good by." And he was gone. The reporters were dumfounded. They stood around and thought of the questions that they had forgotten to ask the man who is to spend millions in Portland and have a suburb Swlftville named in bis honor. Building Permits,. William Seltman, erect dwelling, 1004 Commercial, f 1,200; W. D. Fenton, erect 4-story brick. Seventh between Oak and Ankeny. IS.000: John Krumpf. erect dwelling. Frederick between Fast Fif. teenth and East Sixteenth, 1 1.7 00; Mrs. K. Bingham, erect dwelling. Lovejoy be tween Twentieth and Twenty-first. $3,600: S Tang erect dwelling, Dela ware between KilUngsworth and Bur ton, $1,200; W. It. Morgan, erect flats, Kearny, corner Twenty-second, $3,750; H. N. Welch, repair dwelling, 999 East Salmon, $1,000; H. O. Granville, erect dwelling. Emerson between Alblna and Michigan, $1,600. P0ETLAND STREETS DISGRACE TO CITY A campaign for cleaner streets will be begun by the municipal committee of the Portland chamber of commerce. The committee, ho held one meeting and will reconvene again for the purpose of conferring within the next few days on plans and methods. The committee is composed of S. H. Oruber. H. M. Cake, J. C. Ainsworth. J. O. Rountree and J. C. Bayer. So bad has the general con dition of Portland streets become that the subject is one for unfavorable com ment by every visitor. Nearly every one who comes to Portland for a trio of sight-seeing and investigation would be Immensely pleased with this city were Its streets paved and clean. COUNCIL PASSES ; WEIGHT OUDDTAKGEl i .' f !' , I L,U.U- weights and-measures -ordinance and it win become a law as soon as My?r Lans signs It, Ths Met carries the ap pointment of an Inspector nd depu ty with salaries of $125 and $100 re spectively. The' meaaura nln rrri,. the power to appoint depsties without pay v at woonyards snd other t in.- where- commodities are sold by wt i.t and measure. T- O. ti Caukin, the O. A. rt. volri and wall-known Insurance ai?ur.. ., had a cataract removed from "' his eves at the Good Samaritan Ji, yesterday afternoon. w rp'i'V- i his resilience this morning, in ri-"' tlon having. bn entirely u.'v....i .1 VI . Iwitlrin will tim Mnf ir1 In r,:-n f ,r Ths city council yesterday passed tbe several days. - i '
