The Oregon daily journal., March 24, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

rV THE 0 REGON-DAILY - JOURNAL, -PORTLAND, ,TUESD AY : EVENING, MARCH " 24, 1005.
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: Sevjing
ijifacftnesl
The" O, W. ''ft' ,k;
(Sewing 'Machines K
f cost ,, but half the '
price of Agency",
machines of the '
ssme quality and
are guaranteed for.
10 years. Have one
for your spring sew
ing. ATaff
Orders '
Filled for any article
mentioned in this
advertisement Send
in your orders ear
ly they'll receive
careful attention.
Same day service,
too.
Bags$2M
WomenY Leather Hand Baft in
the newest styles.. Colorings in."
eluded are tn, brown, blue, green
and black. Special values at $3.50
andUM.OO each. Special dJO AQ
for Wednesday.'.. ....... ,yLtiJ
Beautr Pins in enameled finish or
in plain Roman gold. Many dif
ferent styles that sell regularly at
15e the pair. Wednes- -Of? '
day . ....8 Pain for aWC .
25c Black Hose 17c Pr
Full-Fashioried Stockings, for wom
en, absoIutelj;.fast,lblack,,'ruadc ofta
good quality yarn, look, well and
wear well, 23c values.' 1 1
Wednesday only, pair,,.. '. 1 f C
Women'i Vests, low neck, sleeveless
style, with silk-trimmed yoke, Swiss
ribbed, regular price 60c each.
3vo?"dI. $1.00
i a f v . i i m - .zr.
I 1 J
Oyer
the
Stom
'f
Men's50cHose2tcPr
Immense quantities of
Men's Fancy Sox in
every conceivable pat
tern. A special sale fbr
one day only.. . Cotton
or Lisle-Thread Hose,
embroidered or lace effects,
tripes, plaids and other
fancy designs. Included in
the assortment is a limited
number of the Famous
"Shawknit" Stockings. Phe
nomenal sale for Wednesday
only. Supply your wants at,
the pair,
Men's Underwear
Spring Weight garments of fine merino.
Shirts and drawers, not all sizes there
fore an extra bargain; regular CO
73c vals., spring goods, garment. . .DOC
Emb. Waist Fronts
Shirt .Waist Fronts of fine linen, in
- t
hand embroidered designs, beautiful af-,
fairs that sell for $2.50 to $5 d Qft
tach; special Wednesday plvO
Hip Forms trlli!
Ana . aunties i n a
for
Wednesday. Filled
with pure hair and regular worth QA
50c each; special 03C
Center Pieces 32c
These are stamped in pretty French
and are 26x17 inches in size; they are
jegular 45c values, but we make a grand
special price on ten dozen
Wednesday alaC
New Tailored Suits
Kerchiefs SazSZSSSZ. S Valenciennes Laces
broidered and finish
ed hemstitched edges. Regular OC
20c each; special, 2 for XOC
Edges and insertions to match; can be
used for trimming the daintiest of lin
gerie, or for decorating sum- AKp
mer gowns; worth 75c doz yds....TtC
Special Prices on All Our Jardinieres
For Wednesday's selling, we reduce the price of every Jardiniere in the department. There is a wide choice of design, color
ing and price, go that all, with plants to care for or homes to decorate should take advantage. The following prices will
serve as examples:
Red and green Jardinieres, worth CA,
70c each; special JUC
Brown glazed Jardinieres, worth 90c
each; special Wednes-
vuv.
Small Jardinieres in assorted col
ors, regular 15c values; special...
10c
J day
8-inch Jardinieres in assorted col- Cfl
ors, worth 85c each; special UvC
Blue and green Jardinieres, 8- 1A
inch size, worth $1.50 each . . . . vlalU
Art Jardinieres, hand decorated; 10-
inch size; worth $3.00,
each
$2.25
Spring's choicest styles in
Women's Tailored Wear
are gathered here in gen
erous numbers. Chic,
clever affairs for street or
semi-dress wear. Models
from the country's best
garment-makers, at prices
surprisingly small. We
direct special attention to
our line of Popular-Priced
Suitscostumes that oth
er houses ask as high as
$40 for we sell at
$3.25Curt'ns$I.85
lira
White lace
curtains in
Brussels or
R etnaissance
effects; 54
inches wide
and 3yi yards
long. Excel
lent values at
$3.25 the pair;
priced for
Wed nesday's
selling at,
r$i.85
Shoes Worth to $6 at $3.39
28 styles in Women's Shoes very
high-grade stock, including our
entire assortment of Laird, Schoe
ber & Co.'s; Wright, Peters &
Co.'s and Hallahan & Son's shoes.
Patent leather, kid or. calf ; light
or heavy soles ; all "5
styles, worth & $6.00 T) J Jjj
the pair; Choice. .
SPRING OXFORDS The new
tans are selling freely. They are
the best shoe styles to be had in
Portland. We invite your most
critical inspection and compari
son, well satisfied that, value for
value, style for style, these shoes
will win your trade. Expert fit
ters to help yu select.
Hair Brushes
$1.50 Values 98c
These brushes have solid
backs and pure bristles.
They are the finest brushes
we can find to sell regularly
at $1.50 each. Twenty dozen
of them on sale Wednes
day, special
at
98c
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine,
famous as a good hair tonic,
the regular 50c bottle, sell
ing special
at.
39c
Merry Widow Hats $1A9
Economical women will buy
their early Spring Hats
Wednesday. We offer a
very special price on a
Merry Widow Sailor in the
most popular shape, un
trimmed styles, braid, black,
navy, old blue, brown, burnt
or white. There are a large
number of them enough
for a brisk busy day's sell
ing. Regular price is $1.50
to $1.75. Wed- (MIA
Long Slips at 87c
Infants' long
slips, made of
fine cambric
or lawn with
yoke of em
broidery or
trimmed with
lace. Daintily
made and reg
ularly worth
$1.25 earh.
Wed nesday's
price.
87c
& MUSEMENTS &
Fanny Musical IMay at Helllg. '
The attraction at the Heillg- theatre.
Fourteenth and Washington streets, to
night and tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock
will be the merry musical-comedy auc
cesa, "Coming Thro' the Rye." Thla de
lightfully funny and up-to-date comedy
la filled to the brim with catchy music,
which la sung by an excellent cast of
principals and a chorus of food looking
girls.
Seats Selling for Concert.
Seats are now selling at box office
the Hefltg theatre. Fourteenth and
Washington streets, for the coming en
gAgement of James J. Corbett at the
above theatre next Thursday and Fri
day nights. March 26 and 27. This
clever actor will be supported by the
charming actress, Miss Rose King, and
a capable company In the comedy-drama.
'Trie .Lady and the Burglar.
Special Price Matinee at Helllg.
A special-price matinee will be given
at - the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and
Washington streets, tomorrow afternoon
at 2:16 o'clock, when the musical com
edy. "Coming Thro' the Rye" will be
given. Do not overlook this merry of
fering, It Is filled with catchy music.
"The Power That Governa.
Good plays well acted are rare, and
when a combination of attractive play
and intelligent company are round tne
combination la noteworthy. Such is the
case at the Marquam this week, where
Creston Clarke is appearing In "The
Power That Governs' Mr. Clarke has
been seen here In many attractions,
and this Is one of his best. It U a
modern drama, and is constructed on
lines which appeal to the Intellect. Mat
inee Baturciay.
When We Were Twenty-One.H
- - One's ideal of a olay la entlrelv real
ised In Henry V. Esmond's "When We
The antiseptic qualities of
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
If
V:
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Miss Sallle Stembler. the Clever
Comedienne With ."Comln Thro'
the Rye" at the Helllg Theatre.
Were Twenty-one," which Is playing to
splendid houses at the Baker this week.
It contains heart Interest of the deepest
and most avmDathetio kind the love
of a strong man Yor a boy and the great
sacrifice he is wllllnr to make for that
boy's happiness and his love for Phyl
lis, one oi tne most beautiful character
ever created.
insure lta
belnff the
y. beat for use
;, in all
' cases of
It expels all dangerous
and foreign matter be
fore beginning to heal
the wound. Inflamma
tion is kept down and the
BUmS, injured parts renied
r. i.j painless. It soothes and
SCflluS relieves promptly and
positively. '
' Insist on getting what
yiu ask fpr eubstitutea
disappoint ,. '
Cuts
iindall
Open
j Sores.
: Fet sakbyanDrnggists. ,
;isef V- and per botUe,
"Hazel Kirke" Tonight.
One of the mint IntorAatinv ttr(ii-
tlons Of the week la offered at th I.vrlo
where the AUen company is presenting
that famous .American. rlnaBlo. "Hasol
Klrke." It is one of the finest offer
ings ever seen at ooDUlar n ripen. Great
production and most Interesting moving
pictures between acts.
Empire Matinee Tomorrow.
No nlay that has been her for a Inn
time has attracted as much attention
I as tne sreat . Edwards Bros.. and Holdan
production of "What, Women Will Do,"
which is being seen at the Empire. It
is a new 'and sensational melodrama
founded on some of the lndldenta in
Charles Dickens' famous novel "David
Copperf leld. Matinee tomorrow and
Saturday;
"The Secret Dispatch." '
At the Star, the " French stock com
pany is presenting a civil war drama
new to Portland. It Is "The Secret DIs-
patch and is by the author or "At
Plney Ridge," . and other well known
successes. An enlarged east and special
scenery- are used in the production. The
play la full of patriotism and historic
adventures. Matinees Thursday and
Saturday. .. . - .. .. ,. I
G WILL 01
wiiypm
3frs. Potter-Palmer Sees So
cial Crown of Europe
Within Beach.
(United Prena Taied Wire.)
Biarritz, Switzerland, March 24. Mrs
Potter Palmer, society queen, is about
to see the dream of her long and kuc
cessful social career realized. After
overcoming many obstacles, principally
the opposition of Mrs. George Kcppel,
she will soon have the honor of acting
as hostess to King Edward or Kngland
in her great villa Etchepartnla. Having
accomplished this, her future as the
queen ot European society will be as
sured.
Mrs. Palmer has often expressed
wish to entertain King Edward under
the roor or her own dwelling, but Mrs
Keppcl, who Is an influential member of
the kings retinue, has always upset
her plans, mow tnat Mrs. Heppei win
not be at inarms this season, the Chi
cago woman is certain of gaining her
fondest wish.
PAY FOPtTY THOUSAND
FOR EIGHT CONCERTS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
New York. March 24. Forty thousand
dollars to sing eight nights. This is
the remarkable offer that has been made
don manager. It is said to be the larg
est ever made a singer. The offer pro
vides for 15,000 each for eight concerts.
Caruso, however, will receive only
(2,000 for each appearance, as his con
tract with the Conreld Metropolitan
opera house allows him - only that
amount
Caruso has Just rejected an offer to
sing at the Grand opera house in Paris
for $2,600 per night on the ground that
the engagement would break him down.
DISMISS SCHOOLS;
KIDS TO SEE SAILORS
tTnlted press lasted Wire.)
Loa Anaelea. March 24. Puolls in the
pubito schools or tnia city win nave an
opportunity to see the Lattleshlp fleet
of Admiral Evans without playing tru
ant. The board of education today ar
ranged to hold - the spring vacation
while" the fleet la here, one week later
than had been intended. Memoers or
the board agreed that it Would be im
possible for the children in the schools
to attend their atudlea while the war
ships are maneuvering near oy.
GOVERN 0B INVITED TO '
s WELCOME THE NAVY
. (Rpeelal Dbpateb s The Joeraal.)
Salem, Or., March - 24. Governor
Chamberlain has received a eomm unl ca
tion from the Seattle chamber of com
merce, urging him to come to that city
in June and welcome the fleet upon its
arrival there. Governor Chamberlain
has expressed himself as being desirous
of complying with the request, but
states that It seems at present as If
he would be unable to do so. owing to
a number of important matters coming
up at that time.
ram BITES
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There are now thousands of geese
and ducks oq the tule swamp near Sil
ver lake.
Portland
Ban rranolsoo Seattle
KN0-US
We take , pleasure in .announcing
the name of V. A. Wynn, 265 14th
St., as the winner of the KNO-US
oontest. We refer also to the ex
cellent papers of Miss Clara F,
Klingle, S96 Guild St.. Mrs. Nelson
C. Hulin. 1209 E. Yamhill st; Mrs,
Frances L. Carsner, 567 Irving at.
and Willie Smith (aged 13 years). 2
N. 8th st. We will be pleased to
award some price to the last five
named if they will call at our store.
We insert below a copy of the win
ning paper:
"KNO-US." CARE JOURNAL OF
FICE:
Dear 'It" Because of your unique
"ad" which shows you are un-to-
date. Because you are Specialists
aeanng in staples in tne three, prin
cipal .Coast cities you command the
best prices, styles and quality for
your tradaL Tour business facilities,
including Tioth jthe old and the new
"Home" phones, your central loca
tion your matchless window trim
ming the courteous treatment ten
dered Dy a corps or experienced
clerks prompt deliveries and most
liberal exchange conditions your ex
cellent cleaning and repair work-
all consDire to force an acauaintance.
ana w anutY is to patronise.
Yours in rain .or shins.
V. A, WYNN, 185.14th St
ennons
80t Morrison tl i, . Opp Postoffloa.
Escapes From Strait Jacket
and Chokes Himself to
Death With Collar.
(United Praia Leased Wire.) .
Memphis, Tenn., March 24. After
sinking his teeth Into the flesh of three
women today, Andy Thompson, who was
attacked by the rabies yesterday and
escaped from a straltjacket. escaped his
pursuers ana cnoxea . uimseir to death
with his collar.
'ihompson, who was a machinist, was
bitten by a dog a few days ago and a
serious case of rabies developed, despite
mo roBiour treatment ne underwent.
His condition grew so bad yesterday
that the strength of five physicians was
required to overpower him and put him
in a straltjacket Being a powerful
man, he broke away and before he could
be, stopped had bitten three woniem
They will te removed to New Orleans
for treatment.
ALL TRAINS ARRIVED
x ON TIME BUT TWO
Watching, waiting for thee, at
the depot.
Northern Pacific No. 1, due at
7 o'clock, arrived on time.
Southern Pacific No. 16, due at
7:85, arrived at 9:30.
Southern Pacific No. 18. due at
w 11:0, arrived on time.
O. R, & N. No. 8. due at 8
o'clock,- arrived on time.
O, R. & N. No. 5. due at S.45,
was five minutes 'late.
Astoria A Columbia No. 21,
due at 12:16, arrived on time.
RUMBLE FILES ON
STATEMENT NO. 1
(Boedal Dlanatcb to The Journal.)
saiem, or., aiarcn -i.uwju tum
ble of Elgin haS formally Joined the
ranks of the Statement No. l aspirants
to the state .legislature. He yesterday
filed his netition ror nomination ror tne
state- senatorshiD of the Twenty-first
district, subject to the .Republican pri
maries. .
PERSONAL.
P. D. Drummond of tha HHl-Drum-
tnond Lumber . company of Saginaw,
Michigan, who was' at. the Hotel Port
land some time ago, is to return to
Portland next month to matte his npme.
Mr- DruTOmoaui will .open an office In
Portland In. the near futura and devote
hla-attentions - to buying up timber
1 1 i i I f r, vu i
The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been v
In use for over SO years, has borne the signature of
i as m w m
- ana nas oeen maae nnaer us per t -X-
sonal supervision since its infancy, r :
t'CtccA4& Allow no one to deceive yon in this
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "J ust-as-grood ' are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ,
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. -
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It .
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms .
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cores Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep . '
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend ' ' i
GENUINE CASTORIA AlAVAYQ
Sears the Signature of
JO
The Kind You Have Always BougM
In Use For Over -30 Years,
vms atMTsva mm
mmrv srrnsttt as vaaaaw'.
lands. Mr. Drummond has one of the
finest homes in Saginaw, but he liked
Portland so veil that he decided to lo
cate nsra.'.;-. -v ..w
Mrs. M. A. Miller of Lebanon. wlf
of Senator Miller, Is at the Good Sa
maritan hospital, where she , recently
?lf
underwent a. very serious -surgical op-
eration. . .. jurav : Miner is recoveru
Slowly, ad her Physicians nr. and w
regain her health in a short time, pro
vided no unexpected complications arise
as a -result of the operation. Senator
Miller, is in Portland, and will remain
her' until Mrs. Miller's recovery, per
haps all of next week.
exposition ri..::
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