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VI THE OREGON 1 DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. FRIDAY. EVENING, APRIL ,5, 1008. Sore Closes , V M6PJ.1. :J. ; i ii j .Shop in the morn - ing if. possible, if . w: not, .early in . tht- afternoon, for this : tor close i, promptly at 6 o'clock. Trsds at , the ;, store - where ' d a y 11 fc h t hours hold the 'whole , day'i work. s- IVelVanf Men's 50c Ties? 23c Each ' ,. ?,!. .-, .' ... , .. , T Neat Tour-in-Hand Tics In light or, dark colorings and ill torts of patterns, ,' The sort of neckwear worn by tasteful dressers. Wide or narrow, French fold or, reversible styles. 1,000 to choose from and every one worth 60c Your choice ;; OQ Saturday ., i ...V. . v, & J C NIGHT GOWNS of soft warm outing flannel, for boys. These are well piade of a good quality flan nel, and regularly sell for 65c each. Satur-,, A day only. . . . . . 4 . . . , . . ; OUC Children's Dresses Worth to $1.50 for (Mm You to ' Me Us These are made of pretty, dainty lawn, in white only, in sites from 6 months to 4 years. Constructed in' French or Mother Hubbard ityles. with high ' or low neck and - elbow sleeves. Neatly trimmed with lace or em broidery. Inexpensive, serviceable and charm ing little dresses that mothers with little ones of this age csnnot afford to overlook. The regular values are $1.25 to $1.50 each, Q7 but the Saturday price is only... .OlC If you lire out of town or are unable to get down town to do your own hopping. We will give you the same care at though you called in person. Sample ordera filled with all care. LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS 87c Stirring SmcMs for Saturday's SeHiM WU if ) sT t if A trfr vA QQC ; if - x : - . -i A sensational special on wom en's kid or white canvas low shoes in 6 styles and all sizes. A chance for the summer girl to supply her footwear needs at a price surprisingly small. Buy now do not let this unheard-of opportunity pass. Come and se lect from an assortment con taining over 1,500 pairs of shoes, values to $1.75, QA and at only C 25 c Can Doctor Graves Tooth Powder, Can 13c A powder of unequaled merit, put up in patent top cans. Regular 25c grade, 1 O Saturday IOC HAIR ROLLS, 12-inch size. All colors. Just the thing for dressing the hair in the lat est fashion. Special, 1 f each.' ...lUC STRAP PURSES Many Straps are on back or top. values at WRITING PAPER in boxes. Plain or ruled and regularly 25c the box, Satur- A day's price 1UC GARTER ELASTIC of good quality lisle. In black or white; H or widths. Reg ular 10c values, the yard DC and all colors. Ultra Smart Models In Lawn Tailored Waists Saturday At 98c Lovely Lily White Lingerie Waists Selling Saturday WhiteLawnWaist&9 M 98c lin- different sizes Regular $2.00 $1.39 Beauty bodices of a medium weight linen lawn or figured mercerized material. These are in gerie styles exquisitely trimmed with lace or embroidery while others are in extreme ly smart tailored styles, trimmed only with tucks and buttons. Waists for street wear, for quite dressy occasions and for any season. Long or 6hort sleeves in short, another of the waist sales that have made this store famous. Regular values to $3.50. Choice for Saturday None Sent on Phone Order or C. 0. D. 98c WATCH FOBS A new line of late designs. Rose gold, finished with signet, jade or Lapis . pendants, on eood duality nbbon. $1,75 values. . . . $1.19 MUSIC ROLLS, full size. Patent leather finish. A splenr did grade, very handsome. Selling regularly at 75c each, specially priced for OA Saturday only iLuC REMEMBER THE EASTER MUSLINWEAR SALE ) !..-.) I .1 II I II I ...L .1 . II I 1 I t .1. - I I it in The Easter sale of muslin wear Is a boon to particular women of Portland. Thousands upon thou sands of garments of exquisite daintiness and snowy whiteness. Every garment in the stock reduced and EXTRA SPECIALS FOR EACH DAY'S SELLING. Children's Hose ITAc Pr CHILDREN'S "TOM BOY" HOSE, lxl rib. fast kVklitr 1? ami1n ! ir f V 4s 20c the pair. Spc- f Itsi cial tomorrow ... 1 2l AWWyji WOMEN'S HOSE, full fashioned, with embroidered yir-r-cX ankle, rast black; regular 35c to 50c values. The pair tomorrow Ifisi rnlv eeeee i Women's white rib Union Suits, knee length, with low neck and no sleeves. These are finished with lace and silk tape. The reg ular price is 75c-each. All sizes, AQn special Saturday TrVC CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' UNION SUITS, ankle length, fine rib; worth to 60c each. 30" Today n . J i Made of dark colored percale in tJOVS WdlSTS navy or dark striped effects. Sightly, well made garments that we had been selling SPECIAL at 35c. Price n reduced Saturday to only llC 'V NECKWEAR AND BELTS A new shipment of very desirable styles just received. Prices from 25c to $5 and higher. KERCHIEFS for women or children. Initial Hand kerchiefs in fine cross-bar lawn pr another style with plain hemstitched border; for Saturday's AZn selling, we give 6 for TTtL AT THE THEATRES Mary Mannerlng Tonight. Th .hirailii ictMii. Marv Manner ln, supported by an xctilent company -of player, wfll present the delightful eomedy "Olorloue BeUy," at the Hellli theatre. Fourteenth and Wahtngton treetfl, tonlcnt ana tomorrow niuv. cipeciai pricea mmineo lumurru. Sale for Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Beata are now Belling at the box office of the rielilg meat re lor me noiea Engllh actress,. Mrs. Patrick Campbell, who will present "The Second Mrs. Tun queray" next Monday nlaht, and "The Notorloup Mrs. Ebbsmlth ' on Tuesday nig-nb- ' Marauam's Entertainment. The entertainment at the Marquam thiii week la a program of motion pic tures and an illustrated ballad by Fred Bauer.,' The shows are continuous from 2 until 10 p. m.. and the films are per fect. -The Frog." "The Vestal," 'The Animated Snowballs" and "The Theatre Trunk" are new, and each la handsome ly colored oy nana. Teddy Webb in "Fantana." Teddy Webb, - the popular comedian, comes to the Marquam with the San Francisco opera company next Sunday 1 k.aJ,ia(iii a "IT.nt.iill " filial nl.T is a sparkling musical comedy, which was it pronounceo. bucubsh wucu rmbu by the company last autumn. Webb has one of the funniest parts, and Is eento advantage. Seats now on sale. Mysterious "Raffles." OeofgA Alison is making an Ideal "Baffles," the amateur cracksman, at the Baker this week, and this powerful attraction has drawn the largest and most interested audiences of the entire season all week. There will be but three more performances, tonight, to morrow matinee and night Hoyt's "A Trip to Chinatown.M Next week the Baker theatre will pre sent one of Charles H. Hoyt's greatest musical comedies. "A Trip to China town," and as this Is the class of plays which have always broken all records at the Baker, the usual packed houses Will no aOUDl oe in evidence m wy performance. Many new sensations in the way of clever specialties are prom ised. , , ' Seats for Ibsen Matinees. Seata for either of the two Ibsen matinees to be riven by the Baker stock company next Wednesday and Thursday afternoons should be secured at once, as the demand for them is exceeding all expectations. The announcement that only the regular matinee prices would be asked for these speoial events has met with the heartiest response from tne public. . , ::: : ' . "Cinderel." . Thrr if " lametbing" fof : ldungant Old at tne urana tins wee, i no pro gram is composed of a variety of acts, embracing comedy, singing, dancing and hovelty. Maude Sutton & Coin "Cinderel") have one of the comedy gems of the year. Young Buffalo and his rifle have a star, part on the pro gram. The shooting of Young Buffalo fa a surprising exhibition. , After "The Black Hand." Th present attraction at the Star theatre is one which- has met with a large patronage. "The Black Hand" is a modern and up to date story of a mysterious organisation - which has at tracted the attention of the public from one end of the country to the other. The French Stock company has pre sented few plays which have met with more generous appreciation. . '.;;, . ' -'r;V!'.:- . . ' r:':e f ''''' "A .Texas Ranger.- ! y)'i:'"-: : Commencing 8unday , afternoon V the play at the Star theatre for the coming week wJl be "The Texas Banger."' This, U 'vi)" 'ijn i Yt ' i . --"J t SPE CIAL DRIVE FOR SATURDAY ONLY For tomorrow (Saturday) only we will sell our new SPRING SUITS IN SNAPPY, STYLISH COLORS AND DESIGNS Regular $15, $16.50 and $18 for 1 LBS Beautiful Worsteds, Velours, Tweeds and Cassimere tie id. mm "CO THE BEST $3 HAT IN THE WORLD THE BEST $3 HAT IN THE . WORLD BEN SELLING LEADING CLOTHItR play Is founded on Ufa In the southwest among tne , Indians and the soldiers. One of the spectacular features Is an attack on. a stockade by savages. ... "The Man From Macey's." Walter E. Perkins, the noted comedi an, will head the bill at the Grand next week' with his own company In the farcical , comedy, The Man . From Macey's." Catherine Nugent, who was a nit in The -College Widow, will be on the; program. .. , ii. ,: " ? "Captain Impudence'0 Tonight ; " The attraction at the Lyric toalght will be the comedy drama ' "Captain Impudence." All who have seen this play have been impressed with the fact that the offering is one of the best of the season, acts. Moving pictures between - "A Friend of the Family.". 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