The Oregon daily journal., February 27, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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THK OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY" EVENING. FEBRUARY 27. r 1008. "
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THE BEST
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IN
QUALITY
OF ROSE
THE HOST
Children.Are Not to Be Kept
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Standing in Streets List
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PARAD
- ren
. Xa order to avoid , any unpleasant
feature that characterised the parade
of the children during1. last year's Rose
FeeUval the Roae Featlval aeeoclatlon
la making elaborate preparation to aee
that the children who march next June
will have but a ehort distance to so
and will not be required to at and In
' the hot aun.
A committee from the chool board
composed of Mrs. U W. Sltton and Hu
. perlntendent Klfler, has been named by
the board to investigate the parade
. ana report dsck to ids scnooi Doara
. befora the board will acre to the
parade.
.About 10 per cent of the school chll
- area will be asked to take part In
the Festival and no children whose
parents object are to be allowed to
participate. The plan la to have the
; cMiaren make a short march, coins;
mrougn certain simple evolutions witn
decorated Mar poles and hoopa and far
lands of roses.
At last bight's meeting; of the Rose
society me matter was aiscussea ana
the society declared that It favored
the parade If It was properly con-
ducted,
W. b. Srbson of Portland, was elect
ed as tne judge lor the roue exhibi
tion to represent Oregon. There will
also be One Judge chosen from Call
io-nls and another from Washington,
jTvcry effort is to be made to encour
age amateur ' rose growers to partici
pate In the exhibition and try for
prises.
It was decided to divide the city Into
aismots at tne time or tne Kose testi
val and appoint members of the so
ciety as special agents to collect all
th roses In eaoh district which are
to be used In the Festival.
The list of classes and rules for the
exhibition next June was especially ar
ranged for amateurs and Is as follows:
Tot Amateurs.
Section A. class 1 (To be exhibited
in boxes, see rules), first and second
premiums: No. 1, best six roses, sepa
rate samea varieties; no. z, Dest u
rose separate named varieties; No. I,
best 14 roses, separate named varieties;
mo. 4, oest general exnioit in mis seo
tlon.
Section B. class 1 No. 3. best 11
Caioilne Testout; No. 4, best 24 Caro
line Testout. no. s, Dest ev Caroline
Testout.
.Section C, Class I Best four red
roses, any one variety named; best four
''white roees, any one variety named;
best six pink roses, any one variety
name.
Section D. class 4 No. 1, best six La
Brunner: No. t, best six Frau Karl
JJruschki: No. 4, best six Mam a a Cochet
(pink); No. , best six Mrs. John Lalng.
Section E, class 6 No. 1. best hy-
Drid perpetual, named, any color: no. J,
best hybrid tea, named, any color: No.
a, best tea, named, any color; No. 4,
best Jdarechal Mel. named, any color.
Soctioc F, class 6 No. 1, best yellow
hybrid tea, named; No. I, best three yel
low hybrid tea, named: No. 4, best yel
low tea, named; no. a, oest three yeuow
tea. named.
Section G. class 7 No. 1. best colleo
Ttlon six varieties, any color, four
".blooms of each; No. 2, best collection 10
varieties, any color, four blooms of
each.
Section II, class 8 beat Individual
roae in the show: best general exhibit
" (section A excluded); best exhibit of
new roses (not exhibited before 1907);
Dest arranged exhibit (section A ex
eluded).
Open to growers only who have never
won prize 12 blooms distinct varie
ties; five blooms one variety in single
vase; 12 bunches garden roses.
Tot Vurserymen.
Best general exhibit roses and shrub
bery First prize, 1100; second, $00;
third. 140.
Best 48 varieties, each different
First prise, 125; second, $16; third, $10.
Best IS varieties, three each First
prise. 26: second, f 15; third, $10.
Best 12 bunches First prize, 225;
second, $16; third. $10.
Boles for Amateurs.
Roses entered In section A must be
exhibited in boxes of regulation size,
viz: For six roses, 1 foot 2 lncheaong
by 1 foot 6 Inches wide, back 7 inches,
front 6 Inches high; for 12 roses, 2 feet
long by 1 foot 6 Inches wide, back 7
Inches, front 5 inches high; for 24 roses,
3 feet C Inches long by 1 foot inches
wine, dock t mcnes, iront b incnes nign.
Each exhibit must consist of distinct
varieties without added foliage, and the
name of each rose must appear on neat
cards about 3 Inches long by 1 Inch
wide. Duplicate of any variety In any
dox win aisquaiiry.
All other roses entered for competi
tion may be displayed in boxes, vases
or other receptacles, a number of which
latter will be provided by Portland
Rose society. All roses must have been
grown In the open ground, and must
be the bonaflde rroperty and grown by
the exhibitor. The same rose or roses
cannot be entered for more than one
prise.
. Exhibits must be In place on the ta
ble not later than 11 o'clock a. m. on
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Bargain
Sale
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Geiiiime
"College Brand"
for Younger
Clothes
en
Those tasteful dressers for whom the "best is
none too good," find complete satisfaction in the
elegant clothes tailored in the style shops of the
College Brand of New York.
Our spring display of those swell, snappy gar
ments now complete, it will be a favor to us to
let us show them to you. A few models on ex
hibit in vestibule window. Moderately priced from
the dfty designated.
Exhibits as received will be numbered
by the committee, according to the re
spective section, class and number for
which they are entered, and the prize
will be awarded by number accordingly.
The names of the exhibitors shall not
appear on the exhibits until after the
prizes have been awarded. Every ex
hibitor Khali leave the building at 11
a. m. when the Judges shall examine
the exhibits and award the prizes, and
at 2 o'clock p. m.. or as soon thereafter
as practicable the show will be opened
to the public.
"Amateurs" Is intended to mean those
who do not sell or grow any flowers
or plants for sale.
Any roses Improperly classed, named
or entered, or which have any added
foliage, or which do not conform to the
rules and regulations, will be disquali
fied and ruled out of the contest. When
a certain number of roses la designated
In any competition, there must be
neither more nor less than that number
entered or exhibited.
The Judges may decline to award a
prize to any exhibit which they consider
unworthy of reward, even where said
exhibit is the only one In its class or
section.
Scale of Points for Judging Roses.
Exhibited In Vases
RIlA -
Color
Form ;
Ctom 10
Substance lj
Foliage ,
Total 10o
It Is understood
Exhibited in Boxes.
Size ?0
Color Zo
Form "
Substance 15
Foliage IB
Total 100
that persons who
Improvement. It was decided after
some discussion to move for the Im
provement of the streets in the district
bounded by Union avenue, Vancouver
avenue, Killingsworth avenue and Port
land boulevard with hard surface lm-
Iprovement.
cussed and a committee was appointed
to go ahead with the matter. The even
ing ..a ucvuieu icniirt'iy 10 street im- i H
provements, no other matter being dls- j Eg
cueseo. xno ciud win meet again In
two weeks.
enter roees for competition do thereby
signify tneir approval uu
the foregoing rules and regulations.
tobacco .sms
BAKER
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VVRAHGLE EACH WEEK
Sees No Reason Why City
Dads Should Not Mix
Oftener.
"'-"' "Easy-TO-Quit" is a positive, absolute
"stoDDer"' for any tobacco habit It Is
x m vegetable remedy, and any lady can
give It secretly In food or drink. It Is
harmless ; leaves no reaction or uaa
Ma LC I BI1U I, BW)fl WAV aJO v a v
Stay stopped. it
Mothers, save the young smoker's
brain; he cannot do It himself. Wives,
- sisters and sweethearts, help save the
- mind, body and future of some one who
is near and dear to you. Without your
belp It may not be done.
- rBSB PACKAGE OFPEB
Fill out the blank lines below with
- your ' name and address, cut out snd
' eeaid It to us, we will send you abso
lutely free, by mail. In plain wrapper,
a trial package of "Easy-To-ttulf - You
will bethankful as lent as you live that
you did It. Address, Rogers Drug and
Chemical Co., 2097 Fifth and Race Bts.,
pinclnnatl, Ohio. ;
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Councilman Baker has announced that
he intends presenting a resolution to
the city council favoring council meet
ings every week instead of twice a
month. This, he believes necessary be
cause of the large Increase of city busi
ness. Whether the resolution Is acted upon
favorably or not there, will always be
those who will say that the extra neet
inn win nimnlv be a waste of time
That the councilmen lose much valuable
time in fcnduiging in oratorical nre-
wnrlta onH iia-lena debate is evident to
anyone attending the sessionsS Those
who attend the proceedings believe that
better results would be obtained If the
members were to adopt a new system
of committees.
At the present time nearly all com
mittee reports bearing on Important
subjects are either referred back to tho
same committee or referred to some
other committee. In this way a con
stant wrangling Is kept up on the same
subject that nas proDaoiy Deen thresned
out thoroughly befora several commit
tees and debated upon as many times in.
tne council. 11 tne members would
adopt a rule to accept the recommenda
tions of the committees It Is urged that
much of the time now lost In debates
would be saved for performing the work
before the members.
THOMAS WALKER
DIES OF LA GRIPPE
Thomas Walker, a well known con
tractor of this city, died yesterday
after an illness of about a week. The
direct cause of his death was heart
failure, following an attack of grip.
Mr Walker was born In .Yorkshire. Eng
land, lie had been in business about
at years in Portland and during several
years, up to the time of his death was
associated with John Langford under
the firm name of Langford & Walker.
Mr. Walker was nearlv 72 years of aee.
lie is survived by his wife, four sons
and Several step children. Two of his
sons reside In flan Francisco and one
In New York. His steD-eon. John Rv-
uor, uvea in mis city.
New Notaries lubllc.
(Special Dispatch to Th Journal.)
Salem, Feb. 27. The following notar
ies public have. been appointed for the
state of Oregon: Thomas M. Peters of
Lakeview; Al Mishler of .Woodburn and
William Hosea Wood. 141 First street.
Portland.
PLAN TO IMPROm
PIEDMONT, STREETS
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The Piedmont Push club ' met last
night and took up the matter of street
THOUSANDS CURED.
Wonderful Success of Hyomei
Curing Catarrh, Even in
Chronic Stages.
Hyomei Is the most unusual remedy
ever known for the cure of catarrh.
It follows nature In her methods of
treating diseases of the respiratory or-
frans, as its healrhg balsams are taken
n with the air you breathe, thus reach
ing the most remote air cells in the
nose, throat and lungs, killing all ca
tarrhal germs that may be present.
Relief comes with almost the first
breath of Hyomei, while lasting and
comolete cure follows Its faithful use.
There Is hardly a town or village In the
wnote country wnere tnars srs not many
who have been cured of catarrh by this
natural treatment, iij fortiana wood
ard, Clarke & Co. can tell you of cus
tomers who -have been cured trt catarrh
by Hyomei, many of them after they
had given up all hope of even relief.
Be wise in time and. use Hyomei at
the first symptoms of catarrh. Do not
allow the disease to extend alone the
delicate mucous membrane, gradually
going from the nose to the throat, thanes
into the bronehial tubes, and then on
ward and downward until the lungs are
reached. Hyomei will cure all curable
forms and stages of catarrh. Woodard.
Clarke & Co. 4ake all the risk of a trial
and offer 'to refund the money tar a
11.00 outfit If it falls to cure, j
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Only merchandise of the best quality at the lowest prices will be found at this store at any time. But for tomor
row's bargain sale especially attractive values will be found in every section of the store in merchandise of
seasonable interest in assortments that far excel those elsewhere. Friday's prices on the newest of early
spring merchandise suggest, genuine economy. Economy of the truest sort, where there is unquestioned
quality. Shrewd shoppers will be interested in this list of values because every item answers all demands of 1
quality, service, appearance and economy. Don't let this splendid opportunity slip by.
A Most Important JJ DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
Tour Choice of These Handsome Silks,
Tomorrow Only, Bargain Friday,
While They Last
At a saving of a third to a fourth. They are juit such silks as are in
most demand now for present and early spring wear, they are all of
dependable quality and this season's favored kinds.
36-INCH "Yard Wide," genuine Pagoda Lin
ing Taffeta, in a full assortment of the new
est shades, guaranteed quality
19-INCH Black Swiss Taffeta, all pure silk.
fine spotless iinish, very high hister, depend
able quality
22-INCH Foulard Silks, in all the new col
orings, all pure silk, beautiful new silks of
durable quality
22-INCH Cream Colored Jap Silks, in neat
jacquard figures, dots, small rings, etc., war
ranted to wear, will wash as well as linen
19-INCH Silk Bengaline Cords, a new and
beautiful high finished silk, very popular and
durable, comes in all the new spring shades
in solid colors
19-INCH Real Peau de Cygne Silks of soft
clingr-niT weave, beautiful finish, strictly all
pure silk, comes in all the new spring shades
in solid colors, also cream and white
AT PER YARD
REGULAR
65c TO 85c
QUALITIES
Don't Fail to Be Here ,
Tomorrow ;
Thousands of yards of brand-new imported
and domestic Dress Goods and Silks on spe
cial sale tomorrdw; the newest weaves and
colorings are included. The Novelty Silks
make a superb showing- the brilliant weaves
and rich colorings are thoroughly indescrib
able. Instead we can but drop a beauty hint
here and there and tell you of the price
clips." In our great Dress Goods stock there
is not a taste that cannot be suited, because
the assortment embraces every stylish weave,'
every fashionable coloring. Here are a few
jf the specials for Friday:
Black and Colored Dress Goods, Best :
Weaves, Latest Novelties, .
TJnderprioed
SILK AND WOOL EOLIENNE One of the
most popular new fabrics of soft clinging
weave, suitable for party dresses, evening
gowns and separate skirts and waists, made of
the finest Australian wool and silk, 42 snd 44
inches wide, comes in all shades
Also Choice of These
Fabrics
54-inch Gray Shepherd Check Panamas
50-inch Novelty Check Worsteds.. K
46-inch Jamestown Novelty Panamas
44-inch Silk and Wool French Novelties
44- inch Self Colored Striped Panamas
45- inch Black and White Shepherd Checked
Worsteds
BUT REMEMBER THESE GOODS ARE
ON SALE BARGAIN FRIDAY ONLY AT
THIS PRICE.
YOUR CHOICE
FRIDAY ONLY
AT
VALUES UP TO
$1.50 A YARD
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Prices Lower Than Ever Prevail in OUR DOMESTIC SECTION
Especially Great Bargains for Friday's Sale. This sale means opportunity for those who look to the future as well as those who wish' to ore-
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viae tor immediate neeas. ro ocixer way oi introducing mis popular section ox our store xo your iavoraDie notice man oy onennr you de
pendable quality merchandise at less than you ve been paying for them. The story tor tomorrow is of exceptional values the prices are
all in your favor. Judge the values by this list:
WASH CLOTHS, VALUES TO 15c 5
Odd lots of Wash. Cloths, scrub cloths, polishing cloths and small
Turkish and huck towels, about 100 dozen in the assortment, con
sisting of all the best styles; values in the lot range from 7j4c to 15c
each. All on sale tomorrow, while they last, Bargain Friday,
OUTING FLANNEL, BEST 7c GRADE 5
50 pieces of Outing Flannel, this season's goods, comes in a full as
sortment of desirable patterns, in light, medium and dark colors;
never before have we been able to sell this quality at less than C
Tyic a yard. Especially priced for Bargain Friday at .C
COUCH COVERS, $2.25 VALUES AT f 1.68
Not an unlimited number in this sale, so if you want one don't put off the selection, come as early as you can, the best designs are the first
to go. These Tapestry Couch Covers are of the most dependable quality, they are full 3 yards long and 50 inches wide, finished dt JQ
with knotted fringe, oriental stripe effects in attractive rich colorings; usual $2.25 values. On sale, while they last, Bargain Friday.... v A aVU
SHEET BLANKETS. $1.10 VALUES AT 884
EXTRA! Full size Sheet Blankets for double beds, of excellent
wearing quality, in all white, all gray and white, gray and tan with
fast colored borders, blankets that we have always sold at $1.10 a
pair and considered special values at that price. On sale for QQm
one day only, Bargain Friday, at .OOC
DARK PERCALES, 12c VALUE AT lO
EXTRA I An extra special sale of New Percales in a full range of
dark patterns, in colors navy, cadet, black, gray and red; they come
in dots, stripes and figures, are full 32 inches wide and splendid
wearing quality, absolutely fast colors; best 12j4c grade. "t A "
On sale Bargain Friday at 1UC
Friday's Special Offerings in Girdle Corsets, Aprons and Undergarments
Women who appreciate genuine savings will attend this sale tomorrow. The items listed below do not begin to tell how good the values
are. You must visit this section and see for yourself how well the garments are made and in what pretty styles, then compare the prices
with those of other stores, we are aure yon will agree witn us wnen we say tnese onenngs are unmatcnaDle.
50c GIRDLES 39
A full line of Corset Girdles, made of high grade material and well
bound, they come in all colors in sizes from 18 to 26; also a line of
Tape Girdles in all colors in sizes from 18 to 26; the very QQ
best 50c values. Special Bargain Friday JC
75c SKIRTS 43
A fine line of Outing Flannel Skirts, made of extra heavy white out
ing flannel or Daisy cloth. They come in three or four different
ftyles, made with straight or scalloped edge, trimmed with three ruf
les. These excellent skirts are well made and are of good ylQ,
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generous width. Special Bargain Friday.
$125 GOWNS TO
A full line of good quality Outing Flannel Gowns, in the neat striped
effects. They come in plain or fancy yoke, with or without collar,
all styles and sizes. Extra well made and of good length ; ' 9JQit
and width; regular $1.25 values. Special Bargain Friday.,.. ...I !C
50c APRONS 29
A fine assortment of Gingham Aprons, made of extra heavy material,
in the neat blue and white checks. Made to fasten around the waist,
are full length and have plain shoulder straps. These popular aprons
are 52 inches long and 56 inches wide; regular 50c values. OQf
Special Bargain Friday mIC
Friday's Special Bargains in KNIT UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY
The lowest prices ever quoted on equal qualities, so don't miss tomorrow's great bargain sale. Seasonable Underwear Cor
set Covers and Hosiery of the most dependable sorts will go on sale at prices that have .never before been equaled
DON'T FAIL TO GET YOUR SHARE ; v .-
KNIT CORSET COVERS 35c VALUES 19c
A special offering of women's fine Knit Corset Covers, made
from, good cotton. They come in high neck and short sleeves,
also' high neck and sleeveless. Regular 35c values,
special Bargain Friday
KNIT KNEE PANTS 35c VALUES
19c
19c
An excellent offering of women's fine ribbed Cotton Pants,
knee length, all sizes, made of extra good quality cot- Q
ton. Regular 35c values, special Bargain Friday LC
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS 25c VALUES 15c ,
A special offering of children's fine ribbed tan Cotton Stock
ings, made from good grade Egyptian cotton; they come1 in
all sizes. Regular 25c grade, special Bargain " ; ', f r
Friday V.ISC
WOMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR 50c and 75c Values 33c
An extraordinary offering of women's slightly fleeced, ribbed
Cotton Underwear, in cream and gray; also gray wool mixed,
vests and pants. Regular 50c and 75c values, special oa
Bargain Friday '..oUC
A Sale of SHOES and OXFORDS Ff
If you have not already been to this sale, come tomorrow. Several cases of spic and span new Shoes and Oxfords have just
reached us direct from the factory, so that the assortment of styles and sixes, will be a$' jeoriJJlete as. at the opening of the
sale. At the following prices you have choice of the latest and best styles M patent leather, vici kid, box calf and gunmetal
calf; they come in all sixes and widths. Experienced salesmen to wait upon you and our own personal guarantee goes with
every pair. SALE PRICES RUN LIKE THIS: v , " . '
Women's Shoes, Women's SHbes, New Oxfords, New Oxfords, Tan Oxfords, Tan Oxfords, Child's Shoes,
$3.00 grades at $2.50 grades at $2.50 grades at $3.00 grades at $3.00 grades at $5.00( 'grades ; at $1.50 1; grades at
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