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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1903. 13 B ON'T' RUSUWDERSTArJD US The Hub secured tntnj thousands el dollars' Worth of fins goods, both r out of the Chicago's Portland stock and finest good ordered for .spring' trade, vThs Chicago changed hands sad while the stock was being Invoiced, in .March, eastern r manufacturers kept on shipping , goods. Neither the new nor . old. proprietor of the Chicago wbulda ccept the goods. Sooner ; than.', enter litigation ' the eastern manufacturers allowed big . discounts. The Hub : gobbled up the whole lot. That's the , story, plain and true. You get the . benefit that's the point' : that will Interest you. , C0HNER MRDATiDDUIlNSIDE 'STREETS TMTTrm ITT! TO n : conr.TR : f I fo-yf uJ IT. VTT 1 , .sSs I ; 1L jj U U IG) nnm r. nnnTTn nnnv tirmtKrmr All excess of contract jspring goods Stock made up for this spring's business is being sold at A-,. P pp t dDl Ekplar life Sec the labels you know Chicago, qualities No better ; at any price. stir fcyery prudent money-saving man in Multnomah to action- Men's Fine Suits Spring weights and tome just medium weight materials, ordered by the past owners of the Chicago for Portland's best and most critical dressers. Win be sacrificed by The Hub at less than you ever saw tine new gooas old for in all your life. &A QC For d10 of: a 'lot of Suits that were bought to sell at the .0 40.1 Chicago at not less than $10. dV Of Handsome patterns in dark and medium colors. Worsteds, ' j)UeOt Cheviots, Cassimere and Tweeds, bought to be sold at the .. Chicago up to $13.50. Aa nrf Elegant hand tailored, new spring colors and patterns, fancy e)e7eOeJ and plain Worsteds, berges, Velours. Garments that will stand up and show equal to any suits sold in Portland at $15.00 to $10.50. Ain q The Chicago sold as good and fine $20 as any store. This blOD 1 f some imported materials were bought to sell at the Chicago & even m6re but The Hub has them now and will give you si uit of $20 and' $22.60 at just $18.75. Think of it spring "styles. ah qh The best new spring Suit in The Hub bearing the Chicago's 51 1 OD label. Suits from Brandagee, Kincaid & Woods that were or dered to sell at $30.00 and $32.50. Fine imported silk mixture and wor iteds in dressy and business materials. Suits that hustle the best tailors in the land to equal. Think of what you save. Shoes ' If there ever was a time when money bought bargains it's now. This sale includes all stock not taken over by the new proprietor of The Chicago at time of sale of said store. There are no better shoes sold by any store. This sale includes Dress and Street Shoes, also heavier qualities of high dass'footwear from America's best shoe manufacturers. A or For a splendid lot medium heavy Shoes, worth un to $2.25 d?1 QC c ox Velour Street, Dress anI Working Shoes. Real ' Jb l.Ot) $3.00 values. An ji Goodyear Welt and Vici, Patent, Calf. Best $3.50 brands on sPfcutseJ the American market, in Bals, Bluchers, Oxfords, etc $9 QC atent n tans and black, Vici, Velour, Cordovan, etc. Select PZ0) $4'60 quality. '9 Cfl showing of tans and black, Patent, Enamel, Calf, Cordovan, tb$ uU Velour, Vici, etc Hand welts. Select $5.00 spring styles. 54 Sbtnola, big 10c box. House Slippers, Sandals, Pumps, etc., at less than wholesale cost Overalls and Jumpers Headlight, the King of All Overalls. TS Best blue and stripe Engineers' Jumpers and Overalls. Regular $1.00 and $1.10. 851 Headlight correct Pants ; never sold under $1.25. Best on earth. This opportunity, should No time like now. i l Men's Hats The spring stock , ordered for this season's best trade at the Chicago? bearing the Chicago's labels, consisting of the following well-known brands : Fullworth, America's greatest $2.50 Hat; Mallory high quality Hats to $3.50 Hats; Hansom & Elery fine Hats; J. B. Stetson and other brands. This will be a hat display and sale that will rival the best showing of 1 A A. A. I aU Ui -.--1 - f 111 1 Al t 1 J !T uiia ever seen on uic coast tor quanuiy, quaiii, oiyic, ana wiu do uib peer 01 nargun-givug. 85 A big lot of dark and medium colors. a iW A variety of Hats that will be bl4D values such as you never saw be fore. This lot includes the Fullworth in soft and stiff styles. These hats were never of fered before at less than $2.50 under any circumstance. f Q( Staple and novel shapes and col Pl03 ors. Fullworth, Mallory, best quality to $3.00 values. QC Mallory, Hansom & Elery, new wfOD spring shapes and colors, and others up to $4.00. Soft and Stiff Hats. 19 buys a lot of Caps up to 50c value. 39 Great lot fine Caps up to $1.00 value. Pants Black and blue Serges, fancy mixtures and stripe Worsteds, excess itock from the Chicago store deal, now in the hands of The Hub, and are going to be sold at Hub prices. pjr Some fine Jeans and other quality Working Pants, worth up DC to $2-00 the pair. f Fine Pants from broken Chicago suits, excess of amount to be dlOD taken in the deal. Very elegant styles, dark colors and neat patterns. Were sold up to $4.00. Tailor-made, select materials and styles. Worth what they were Dm0) bought to be sold at the Chicago that is $4, $4.50, $5.00. An jH The best in the lot no matter if they were bought to sell or did b5D sel1 at the Chicago at $5.50 and $6.00 and up to $7.50. 8 For best tan, black and fancy 15c Sox." 12Very best Ruger 20c Sox, all kinds. 10 Big lot very fine plain and fancy 'colors, worth up to 50c. 200 Dozen in This Sale. 15J Best 25c Suspenders on earth. 25 Imported web, best quality 50c goods. 39 President and others from 60c to 75c values. HANDKERCHIEFS About 5,000 of All Kinds. 4 For Bandanas and white 10c goods. 8 For Bandanas and white 15c goods. 12$ For white hemstitched and fancy border 25c goods. 17 For pure Irish Linen plain and fancy 35c goods. The Hub Cets the Prize FURNISHINGS s The choicest and most select as well as the largest all new line of Shirts ever placed on real sacrifice west of the Rockies. S. S. & N. Co.'s, famous Golf and Negligee Shirts, ordered for this season's fine trade all the Chicago. Monarch and other finest qualities. . Underwear, Half Hose, Neckwear, Suspenders, etc.; in fact; all furnishing in excess of the amount, quality or kind contracted for and accepted in bill of sale of the Chicago to new proprietors has fallen into the hands of The Hub.' Watch The Hub show the world how to sell fine goods at phenomenal sacrifice sale. 39 For lot Golf, Negligees, Black Sateen and other kinds of working Shirts worth to 75c. 49c Full line of sizes, fine Madras, Penang, Sateen and other to 85c Shirts. i G9 Heavy Sateen, Monarch, S. S. & N. Golf and Negligee to $1.25 Shirts. 89 Cluett and S. S. & N. Co., Golf and Negligee Mohair and Renang, Madras and Sateen, $1.50 values. $1.29-:-Bombazine, Silkine, Madras, Brilliants, finest - and handsomest $2.00 Shirts. , . . - . 81.89 Pongee Silk, Fancy Silk Brilliants. Populin Silk Stripe, Frencfi Flannels, Golf and Negligee, $3 new spring styles, - - S2.45This lot of finest Golf and Negligee SUlc, r French Flannels -and' ' Pongee Shirts are sold at $4 by the cheapest of sellers of fine goods. UNDERWEAR 29 1 This is for all 50c spring goods. . ,v . 69 For choice of plain and fancy, best $1.00 -Underwear. 99) Imported Balbriggan and Lisle plain and fancy, handsome novelties and staples, $1.50 value , 15 JDo ll lillMMilJ Reaches for the trade of the wage earner with the best goods on earth at prices that strike terror to stores that want big profits. Let The Hub be your storeyou'll get the best and save many hard earned dollars. gssjJJsjgB(sjssiBiisiaiBiiijB I WITH THE C0ASTEBS It opens , tomorrow. Sea what Slat tery has to say. Hk Captain Billy Hulen of the Spokane team of the Northwestern league says Northrop, the youngster who wintered in jrortiana, i oorn guuwwor. The Beals reached San Francisco from tli tralnlnar ums at Bakersfleld today. The Portland team is already on the round. Look like uroom or junseua BAD BREATH "PormoBtha I had tmat tronbUirltliaiy itoauk : ui ll klU ( ai.dl.iB.. Uy tonga kaa. ! K.. ..(..a II a. M.aMw KA.kl. ka.l.i. J a bad odor. Two Hki ao (rlaad raeommaaded K Caaaaret and af kar oilnif Iham I eaa willingly and I, (liaarfulljr r tbat lhr hay. antlr.lr anrad ma. I ( insracora lot 70a anow ion a anau monnm , aham to any on Buffering front aoh tronbl.', 1 Chat. H. Halpara, 1U . 7o 8k, Haw York, U. T. Ns; CAMPV CATrUimO 'S ' 4...M. 1.4.1.1. au.'. a?.m aoi tw AjaJI Merer Sicken, Weaken or Grin. la, Se, ioo. i)T.r old la tnlk. Tka gennln tablet ttamaaa QUO. Qnarantood to ar or year Biouay taek. , Storting Remedy Co., Chicago or N.V. 698 tmkl SALE, TEN !.:.LUQM COXES against Jones. - Mao limbered them up yesterday..' " . .. Ouese that .chap Baf tery Isn't there with, the strcna arm! He found Con nie Mack's recruit Krauae for a corking- three-bagger yesterday. The crack fielder has hardly missed a long hit in any or the exnioition games was season. - -'I... a St Louis is using Jack" Bliss behind the bat right along. The Oakland boy has showr great class and has injected a great amount of pepper Into the veins of the lagging Missourlans. Sport wrlt ters say he is a fixture. Outfielder Jimmy Smith Is slowly re covering; from the recent Injury' to his ankle, but Is favoring the sore spot: He has done little heavy practice as yet and may not be ready for the opening game tomorrow. The New Torker, Con roy, may take his place. - -: .. r.-, . " Van'' Haltren has about decided en Scruggs, the -clever Napa fielder, for ; second oase this season. The youngster! hu. ahnwn mat ne can oiav tne mid dle station as easily as he can the third bag." ... Ovia Overall la trainlnr trv cover first base. When he Is not dishing them up from the box he Is cavorting around the Initial sack. Ovle realises a pitcher can not last forever,-and wants to prepare himself against an .emergency, c ; . - Rntder haunt aald tha other dav that If he could (ret Kennedy for first .base, and Clynes for outfield, he would have a- team that could hold its own In any eomnany. A report reached Portland yesterday that Kennedy bad not shown uo in uniform In the afternoon, and the rumor went around that he had jumped to resno. Tnis is at variance witn nis statettent' that he would play the sea son with Portland earlier in the' day. i fiCiidets and Academy tinf : Barring- rain ' between bow tand t:tt 'dosk tfie baseball rame scheduled for this , afternoon between Portland acadej emy and HiU Military academy will not be postponed. "Speck" Hurlburt, Academy's crack third baseman, will be out of this after noon's game as a result of an attach: of the mumps, which he contracted yester day. He will be confined to his borne probably till the middle of next week. Cookingham will take his place on third. CAMBRIDGE-OXFORD BOAT RACE TOMORROW London, April S. Tomorrow, for the sixty-nrtn timet vns crews 01 uora and Cambridge universities will engage in a contest for supremacy over the fa- Hot in a Uilk Treat Horlick Malted Milk Ttf cfiaai (ia' gaatiat AvoMrfMp svbstlMs As yow Senfa Patsia A tfm ot Hoeliek's Malted uianlaimg fatMh c a soei day. Aci for Horlicit As AH Dtveststs. Ctapriatc fjas nsw in lwsxtor htk, bettor tlten tea Of eoCas o ul sieeix 1 mous Thames course, from Putney to Mortlake. The public Is manifesting the same lively interest in the event as in previous years. Today the banks of the Thames were lined with people to wit ness the final practice work of the two crews and to draw a line on their con dition. Cambridge Is a slight favorite In the betting, though Oxford has many followers willing to back their judgment with moaey. The race la fixed to start about 8:30 p. m. The distance Is about made by Oxford . in 1898, and equaled ,oy camoriage in nuu. 51. A. A. C. Handball Doubles. In the handball doubles at the Mult nomah club last night Ellsworth and McMillan defeated Bouland and Holmes, il-4 and Sl-11, both teams being scratch, and Eastman and Edwards beat Zan and Wickersham, 21-18. 10-21 and 21-1S. 'The latter teams were also scratch. Mustang I Liniment I The antiseptic healing agent for Burnt, Scalds, Cuts, Braises, Sprains, Frostbites, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Aches . and any ailment reached by external application. : . 11Tie standard household remedy since 1 848. V For M an and Beas t. INTERNATIONAL MATCH TONIGHT IS ON SQUARE " v "S - Chicago, April S. Certainly there can be no complaint registered on the score or lacic or condition Dy tne loser in to night's wrestling match between George Hackenschmldt, the "Russian Lion," champion of the world, and Frank Ootch, the American champion. Both men are as fit as perfect training can make them. All the "Inside Information" has It thai, definite the bad reDUte into which the wrestling game has dropped In this country, tonignt s maicn win oe on tne square. Should It prove to be, and es pecially should the American prove the winner, the SDOrt will probably receive a marked boost. The men will wrestle tonight for a 110.00 nurse sollt CO and 40. Hacken schmldt is a 2-to-l favorite, but Qotch looks rood to many , at that Dries, and there promises to be plenty of money In sight on both sides. Ed Smith will referee the main bout which will be preceded by several preliminaries. BELLINGER (kPTAINS MULTN0MAHS AGAIN Dan Reiltnrnr. the crack basketball flayer, waa last night eleoted to captain he Multnomah club five another season at the first annual banquet tendered the squad. Bellinger has played on the club for several years and was also a member of the Cornell university team during his college days. , Those present at the , banquet were: Professor Bobert Krohn, Captain Dan Bellinger, Bert Allen, - Vivian Dent, James & MoCord, Ed Mtrris. Charles Barton. Harry Fisher.? Art Allen and Hagan's Magnolia Balm A liquid preparation for Faee, Meek, -Anna an Hands. Makes the akin , , Ilka yon want H. i Doea It -In a moment. It la neith er atleky nor greasy. ' It's harmless, elean and refreshing. Cannot bo detested. Two solera, , Pink and White. Use It . morning noon and night, '' Winter, Spring. Summer " Fail saasPJUE FREE. LYON MFO CO..' 44 a Fifth SC, Brooklya.il. T. ' XV. TUB SJ X. TORaT, TOH8, Poet Graduate Canton Medical College China. Special Ists in acute and ohronlo diseases of all kinds. Call or write for symptom blank, enclosing Sto stamp for return.' Address 224 first st. cor. Salmon. Portland, Or. 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