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' THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNALS PORTLAND. FRIDAY. EVENING.. APRIL
10. 'i 1808.
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STORE CLOSES ON SATURDAYS ; At SIX O'CLOCK
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TomorrowV barraiA item will prove unusually; attractive to thrifty Saturday shoppers,
the following, with the cxceptlon'of one-special being .subject to delivery, at our earliest
convenience' and for .which mail, teiepnone or.c. o. a. wuw. ww vs.u. .
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Cleanup -Sale Small Size Rugs-
V vfln "the Carpet Section tomorrow ohly'a dean
' up of an assortment of rugs comprised of HnW
ited stocks of the following sires and -weaves:
v'24-inchby 48:inch, 27-inch, by Clinch, 80-inch
by-60-inch, 36-inch by 72-mch Smyrna, Ax-,
minster, Royal Wilton samples, Vegetable Mo-j
. hair, and Hodire's Fiber. . .Values, in this lot
, V ' ranee from $2.00 to $5.00. and 'tomorrow you I
are offered your choice at. the specialeach.' . ...... .... ....................."..$1.50;
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Quaint OAK STOOLS
TOMORROW AT $1.85 Lach
Two designs in these substantial and quaint pieces, built
of splid oak, in the popular fumed finish. The tops are
covered in genuine leather of 'which" there are" several
shades to select from. . . ;',
S UMMLRFuI1 cotton fleece Blankets in fancy stripes of SP1LCIAL
nr a tv i? od Pink blue 411(1 brown. .Tomorrow in the Bedding Sec- t p
liLANliJlb .tion sixth floor these .regular $2.10 values at thy $1 30 rair
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f Spideri
TOMORROW AT 29c EACH
la v the Basement Dept tomorrow only we
offer these extra heavy, No. S (rise, best polished
steel Spiders it the above low price One only
to each purchaser. No deliveries except ; with
other goods. A.';.
Mixing
Bowls
TOMORROW AT30c LACH
Poor-quart six heavy Bowls, in glased finish,
white' and yellow. s Offered at' the above special
price tomorrow only In the Basement Crockery
Section. I s .- .;
Table Oilcloth for YardRegnlar , 25c
quality, 48 inches wide, in pattenfs and marble
effects, 1 all colors. ; In the Drapery Section--Sixth
Floor. , v- - V:
Brass Molding Hooks for B4 Dozen, for picture
hanging; regular 10c dozen value. t
Gilt Tacks, 2 packages for for upholstery,
chair, seats, etc.; regular 5c package values. .'
Cooking ' ,
Exhibit,' -i
of the -New1,
Process" :
Gas Range.
Hot Biscuits
and Coffee
Served Free.
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C0I.lPLETE-H0U5E-FURni5ER5
KAKI Y0UB
$1X0 Down
$1.00 .Week
Our Special
Terms on
Gas Range
During
Cooking
Exhibit;
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OROIIICE GOES
Salem to lay High: Lienso
Everywhere, and renal
:Jti r ties to Match; 3
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t BUn. Or,AprU 10. The cl(y coon
eu iu( nirct paaaea nw liquor oral
nnc which - la one of the .moat ad-
runoed , In exlatence and probably the
onlr one on, the Paclflo coaat whloh baa
orUln Utter-day reform Improvtmenta.
The ' ordinance eta a - llcenao upon
practically every place where liquor la
aold. ,Tha lloenaoa are , aa s follows
Saloons. t00: beer halla. 1400: club.
1)00; whojAsaJa liquor dealers. J100; rea
Uuranta.t300; druKgUita. (200.
Th moat stringent of raatrlctlons are
piacea on saloons.- wnicn are to ba iim
ilea to on to every i.uoo persona. -
The feature of the ordlnsnoa in which
Salem has taken, the initiative on this
boast . la the coronelltnar of saloons to
I nave pane. of clear tlans, with no ob
siruction in tno wajr. l reet ion njr
three feet wide, five feet above the
I around, la the front of each place of
business, mis win tnaae anyone in tne
saloon TiHiDie rrom tne street.
' The ordinance, -which received the en
tire snprovai of the council with the
exception of one (who Is a prohibition
ist and refuses to vote 'for any license).
contains the roilowinr resuietluna In
addition to those noted:
r A bond must be placed In the handa
of the city recorder for $600, guarantee
In obedience to lawa; no saloon will be
allowed within (00 feet of a school: no
back rooms; no liquor to be aold In dis
reputable houses or dives: no liquor to
be aold to minora, drunkards or Intoxi
cated persons.
Infraction of any of the provisions
aubjecta the offender to a fine of from
110 to 1100, or Imprisonment from 2 to
20 flays. Any tnlaor representing him
self to be of are is eubject to the same
penalty. i - -
Thla ordlnanoe was drafted by Mayor
Koaaera. so mat. now tnal it nas passed
the council, there Is no danxer of a veto
outer, tnan- rox a derect In tne wordinc,
I TIDE OF IDLE MEN
TUENS TO THE N0BTH
(pedal JDbpateh te Tke Journal.)
Grants Pass, Or., April I. frelfht
trains from the south are carrying- from
SO to 100 men on the hurricane deck of
the freight cars. One hundred and fifty
men were dropped off here' from one
train, the crew having; been ordered to
carry the men no farther than Grants
rase. Mayor tsmitn objected, however.
to having so many unwelcome -guests
thrust -upon the city and -ordered them
on. Special police were called' and the
trainmen were forced to oroceed with
their load. Every train ta belnc watched
and gangs of men that crowd the cars
are compelled to move on.
Most or these men are on their way
to British Columbia and Alaska. Some
of them are professional hoboes, but
many are workinxmen out of emDlov
meni Bo large are the gangs that the
train crews are- not aoie to light them
on and are ooiigeu to transport them.
it is stated that -over l.voo Idle men are
now on their way north from Nevada
and southern California, and that these
will be pouring into Portland, Seattle
and other northern cities within the next
few weeks, very lew or them drop off
in aoutnern uregon as mere is not much
demand for labor here outside of farm
or sawmill work at this time. . -
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SpringSuit
FOR WHAf WE CHARGE
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Some Charge, $12
Others . $15
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GOODS
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PRICES
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complete until
you have ,
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VEEDICT IS AGAINST
i EA1XE0AD COMPANY
The Southern Paciflo muat pay daio-
agea of $4,160 to Richard Shields, ac
cording to a verdict returned In Judge
O'Day's department of the circuit court
yesterday afternoon. The Jury was out
about four hours before it agreed.
Sbielda asked for 120,000 damares for
personal Injuries , sustained when he
was atruck by a train t the foot nf
the atepa leading to the upper deck
of the ateel bridge from Front atreet.
Hla : right arm was disabled and ' he
was otherwise severely injured.- He la
htrnar rtv trails.
The Jury came Into court during the
afternoon to aak Judge O'Day whether
or not the railroad had a right to main
tain the stairway to the bridge with'
out providing some warning signal. The
court would not answer this question
direotly. - saying he could not pass on
a question of fact, but gave the general
Instruction that tne railroad la required
to care for the pubilo safety along Its
tracka.
PENINSULA AFTER
TEN-MINUTE CARS
Aside from the agitation on the light
auestlon the peninsula federation of
cluba la endeavoring to procure a better
car service over the Bt. Johns line. A
straight 10 minute service Is desired.
A few minor changea will be asked also.
It is desired to have tne L cara run
to Union avenue on Kllllngsworth.
Hammond Pocahontas Lodge. -
(Special Difpitch te Tke JoaroiL)
Astoria, Or-' April 10. Clatsop-Kecar-
nie council, degree, of Pocahontas, has
been organized at Hammond with si
charter members and the following of
ficers: Maria Tetlow, Pocahontas;
Emma Pierson, Wenonahj Hilda Ander
son, Powhatan; Minnie Can by. prophet
ess; Margaret Sullivan, keener of reo-
ords;. N. Yeager, keeper of wampum.
Sour Stomach
"I aud CueirtU sad faal like a sewBifta. 1 bin
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ae lif only
ear toaeeh
taking Bui
bmb a nftarar f rem f ipcptla. and
for the ! two rrt. I bar bean
Ilia and afchar Araa-a. but eoala aaa
for a short lima. I will raeoamaad CaaearaM to
my frianda aa ta onlr thlni for Indication and
amir ttoniMk aaa ka tha bowels (a good ooe
eitloa. Thar araTarr nlca toaat-"
' Harry 8lokKy. Mniah Ohaak. fa,
)sTr Slokea, Waakaa or Grips, le, tie. M. Narar
old la bulk. Tha canals tablet atampaa UUU.
(Inarnntaad to ear er roar money baok.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. joa
mUHl SALE, TEH MILLION BOXES,
We Sell Selz Royal Blue She
YOITLL find one thing about this
shoe store thafs worth finding
about any place where you spend
your money you can't, get anything
but good shoes here.. ;
We sell Selz Royal Blue shoes,
because they help uphold our repu
tation for quality; they're good shoes
for us to sell because they re so good
for you to wear. '
The New Spring Styfes Are Very Smart
$350, $4, $5 .
AH BUee and Wldtha Karkad la Kata SuUaH
Musical Instruments Almost for the Asking
PRICES SLASHED AWAY BELOW. ACTUAL VALUE IN
iUTSALE
lH w- :, Neyer before . and never , again will
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41 ')y U "'ft SmJ ' Msonable '
price on Musical Instruments atrict-
ly "high grade-pianos, . talking ma
chines, band and string instruments,''
costly i violins, sheet music and folios
etc., be as "low as In this forced-out
sale. "This erent , is without "parallel,
f ? j, as hundreds ajid. hundreds who have
.-. attended win ten you. tiut you must
1 :y come right away' if you expect to se
cure choice.. Arrange to come .today,
and remember, if it's a
terms, 'well' grant any
demand.
At Nearly Half
Included in Uiis forced-out sale
are the world s best makes:
prces range virom .11, o.oj
up, which now secures the regu-.
Jar $6, $3 and $10 -instruments.
frade violins, among them' real
tradivarius, 'Steiner and other
famous models, offered now at
lesf than one half real 'value.
and on easy terms ot payment.
This is Am exceptional opportu
nity, for artists, professional
musicians anastuaents to se
cure'! really high grade instru
ment it I tremendous ' saving.
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(Jet a Talker
Not yet too late to secure a fine
strictly brand new Standard
Talking Machine. If you come
right away you can get the reg
ular SZZ style for . : me
machines for S14X The
535 styles now $19.25 and, the
$jo.yy
Not necessary to pay all cash;
$1.00 a week will
choicest $50 machines for
do.
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Sheet Music Now 5ci
k Six Copies for 25c J
, Select from an assortment of near
ly 100,000 copies, embracing the
choicest classic,' 'sacred and popu
lar vocal and 'instrumental solos,
duets, etc Favorite Opera Folio,
regular 50c, choice now 9c; Ar-'
tists' Repertoire "Folio,, was $1.00,
now' 19c; Students Piano Folio
(complete), regular' $2.50, now
52c; The Boston Conservatory Pi
ano. Method Folio, regular. $1.00,
now -25c; Burgmiller's Piano Meth
od, regular $2, nw 37c; Old Fa
vorite Operatic Scores (complete)
was $1, now 35c; National.-Banjo
Method., ! was $1.50, now 19c;
Smith' - Mandolin Method, ; was .
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sue; now lie; cicnDergs ivioaern
Violirt Music, segular $1.50. now
21c; Blake's Organ. Method; was
$1.00, pow 17c, . :
Who'll Get these Few
-; Fine Pianos? ;
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Here are fine upright Pianos--strictly
high grade standard in-
strunaents, ' se Id elsewhere Jn
this city for $250, $325 and as
high at $475, , which go now at
actually less .than tha factory
'cost -Not new, of course, but
' nearly all are in such excellent
condition that they cannot be
told from new. $98 secures a
splendid little Manner & Sons;
' a choice Waldorf, $145; fine
Cramer, $175; a superb oak-
cased Arion, $215, and an ele
gant Bailey at $185. Yon can .
pay cash or by the month.
Music Rolls and
Cases v
A vast assortment of the very
latest style Music Rolls, Bags
and Satchels, all leathers and
colors. Also a lot of especially
fine leather instrument cases.
Prices have been cut squarely
in two, and at these terrific re
ductions you'll have to hurry if
you desire choice.
No C O. D.'s, No Telephone Orders, No Exchanges. Money ' Back if Not Satisfied
Come in Morning if Possible
Si COMPANY
328 WASHIINQTON ST. OPEN TOMORROW EVONINQ
THE NEW GAS PEN
The improved. Gas Pen is being demonstrated
by. our Pyrographic Artist in the Washington
street window. Stop and watch her for. a mo
ment and you will no doubt agree with us that
this is, the most ; economical and simple wood
burning instrument of the aga
Thla week w ar placing them on ! 1 f p
at, each
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We have a complete assortment of all kinds of
wood to burn. Also a large line of hides and
6kins. . -v. x .
Free lessons in wood and leather burning.
LATEST LEATHERS
Some of the most beautiful and exclusive
leather goods yet seen on the coast are now dis
played in the windows of Woodard, Garke St Ox
The new Bracelet Bag, the latest craze on
Fifth avenue, in baby seal, walrus, pigskin and
velvet calf.
Neat, roomy Wellsley Bags, the best thing yet
for shopping.
. Smart Vanity Bags with Merry Widow haa
dies, "Mourning Bags and scores of others. ' '
Diabolo, Merry Widow, gold, silver and tinsel
Belts and dozens of new buckles are among the.
new arrivals. .
Agents for Cross' English Leathers. ;
WOODIARK ROSE AND FRUIT
SPRAY
For House 'plants, roses; shrubs, vines, large and
small treesi etc Death to currant worms, cherry
slugs, asparagus beetles and all leaf-eating insects
. Pint bottle 25
guart bottle i'Js2z'
allon can 'V AA
Spray Pomp and one quart Hose Spray... f 1.00
a--'r' mm" al . ' a-l . .'" W . . L 1 " r' ' ' ' ' tt A.
tl wooaiarK Bpray rumps.,......., .wf
A,, a Ask tor , catalogue on care ox roses,
plants, eitc. - ; . "
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LIQUOR SPECIALS
For Friday and Saturday, a
. Friday and Saturday of each week wemak a
redaction on, several brands of choice family
wines and liquors. . This week's reductions are;
Preferred Stoca .Whiskey, quart demijohn; regu
, lar $1.50. ; Special. . v. ......., , . . , . . . 98
Sazarac Brandy, -reg. $1,25 qt. Special....;. 95 c
Imported Holland Gin, reg7 $1.35 qt. Special. 05)
Seneca Port Wine, rep. $1 qt. Special. . ; ... T5
Burgundy Wine, reg, 50c qt. Special... M,..S5e)
WOODLARK
PURE OLIVE OIL
Made of selected
California Olives
and ' recommend
ed ' as" "a" pure
Olive- Oil for
general table and
family use. Un
excelled in par
ity and flavor. -
X Knt v ;oa
at..f.v,....yC
ifint. en
at hi : ;. WVlr
1 Quart OC
at.;:.. ., . w . OiJC
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iff
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DOG AND CAT
i REMEDIES-
Brown's , Preparations
for dogs and cats are su
perior remedies. They
have been carefully and
scientifically p r e p a red
from the best of drugs.
! Practical experience in
caring for these pets has
proven ; that the specifics
used " in ; these medicines
arethe; best for the relief
of many canine ailments.
Regular price of these
. WOODLARK
PURE GRAPE JUICE
a a Ju Vu ' 4 VaVk
Concord Grapes
and guaranteed . M
to be of supet fTa
riiiw a53L7; u ii
Quarts 50cP
najiii in a
POODLARK-
A
8 DRESS
IN STYLE
BY
:THE DOZEN
remedies is 60c per pack
age. .. ... r ; . ' .
FOR A FEW DAYS WE
jour Suits for
Il.in rvicf VSm
fon atlif.$1.75
Pints $2.50
WILL REDUCE THEM TO
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of First and Taylor $12 to $15
0 lorf at; ; : .$3.50
27c AV PACKAGE
Quarts. $5
P Ci.vjJ4
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