The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 10, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND FRIDAY "EVENING, APRIL' 10, 1008, One -Third Off On Children's Coats Smart garments for misses. from 6 to 12 years of age. A goodly selection 'of colors, sizes and de signsplain colors or fancy mixtures. Short' or full length, mostly the loose box fitting styles. Reg ularly priced from $4.00 to $12.50 each, your choice of any one in the lot Saturday . jy SILK JACKETS Eton style Silk Jackets in hand tome braided ' effects or trimmed with silk pull ' braids, cut steel buttons, etc. A small lot of about 20, priced regularly at $16.60 to $28.50, , n Saturday, choice of the entire lot at 3rflwC pirn 1 4 M f X I SaT .af B . vv4 n s n. U I f We Close Saturday at 6 P. M. Shop at this store, during daylight hours. When 6 o'clock comes,, the day it ended for our clerks. Shop -before 6 and avoid asking nervous,-' tired salespeople to wait on you. Read this announcement carefully and you will find news of many spring bargains to bring you here to shop during the daylight hours. , , ' 1 Long Silk Gloves $2.25 Values $1.: ' i1 " ' ' ' An astonishing special on women's Silk Gloves in' sizes &yZ to 6the very numbers most called for. These are a prime black, lustrous silk, full 16-but-, ton length and sell regularly at $2.00 and $3.23 the pair. . The sale, is for Saturday only. It has to do with the disposal of about 30 dozen pairs. - Come early, for the glove counter will be crowded all day. Early comers get best attention and first r choice. Special, the pair......... -wltCiU NEW VEILINGS A direct importation of the new. Fillet Net Veilings the latest fad in face cov erings. All the rage, in New York and Paris. A plentiful assortment, modestly priced. . (t Jf 25c Kerchiefs id Bargains For the Home And for The Children Shoe Sale Ends Saturday Smart Easter footwear will cost you mocti less than usual this year if you buy while this sale is on. The most wanted styles, luu assortment oi sizes, ueai quamy maixuais, uu mc miu ar reallv aurnrisinp. x,UUU jv VAruxvua in patent, kid and calf leathers. Black or brown colors; welt or hand-turn soles. Many haire the low heels so, much desired by young women. . The styles are Garden Ties, Colonials, Gibson, two-button ef fects and two-eyelet ties.. Also the new leather-trimmed canvas enects. values to $3.50 the pair,1 special for ton in tomorrow. Dfr7 HIGH-GRADE OXFORDS Made of patent, gunmetal or calf leathers kid or demi-glazed leathers. Button- or lace styles, high or low heel; welt or hand-turn soles. Many styles and in the lot satisfaction is assured to the' most d1 1 A fastidious. Values to $5.00 the pair, special 1 U WOMEN'S OXFORDS Made of kid and white canvas. Blucher or reeular lace stvles: with olain or tin toe. lieht or heavy soles', low or-medium heels. Shoes particularly adapted to comfort and durability. Regular $2.50 values, $1 At the pair.... ....M.49 KID AND PATENT OXFORDS In brown and black. Ox fords or Sea Island cotton in white, blue, pink or trrav. Button or lace styles; Gibson or regular cuts; welt or hand-turn soles. AH sizes and values to $3.00 the pair. , . A qq Special . . p 1 VO EXTRA SPECIAL for Saturday In addition to the lots already mentioned.- we have olaced a larce lot of bovs' and cirls' Shoes and Oxfords in ' this ? Easter sale, , at prices greatly reduced, i i . . 2 for 25c $5 Wool Blankets $3.95 White Wool Blankets, extra large, size and good weight. Red or blue borders, bell regularly at $5.00' the, oair: special Satur- flj J AC! day : . . ; .... .... tPO.yO LIGHT WEIGHT COM FORTERS FUled with best white cotton ' and cov ered with Ifine quality silk- oline in a variety of patterns. These are reg-dj A ularly $1.50 each, priced for Saturday at; . . . P 1 1 U An extraordinary sale of women's Handkerchiefs of five different sorts. You may choose from a plain sheer linen , 1 Handkerchief neatly hemstitcheda plain linen cambric v Handkerchief with hemstitched border- an inifial Hand- kerchief in a good quality linen-an embroidered Hand kerchief of splendid quality Swiss with hemstitched edges, or another with embroidered edges. All new and at tractive patterns. A large number on sale and regular values up to 25c each. 2fO25C Your choice of the lot at.... tW V Mend the Muslinwear Sale Supply your summer needs in lingerie now while one of the greatest sales Portland has ever seen is in force. Every garment of muslin underwear, domestic and imported makes included, radically reduced. IN ADDITION, EXTRA SPECIALS FOR EACH DAY'S SELL ING. ALL PETTICOATS AT $10 AND OVER FOR 1-3 LESS. Splendid Petticoats of a good quality white cambric. These are made with 22-inch lawn flounce, finished with clusters of 15 fine tucks and 10-inch Hamburg embroidery edge. Extra dust ruffle of lawn. A spe cial too good for the economically inclined to miss. Really unusual values when sold at $3.50 each. Priced tomorrow at the t0 07 special price of only wto( BABY'S SUN BONNETS of lawrt, in plain white or dainty blue and white polka dot effects. Finished with double ruffle of lawn and em broidery and large cape and back. Regular 50c values, . or Saturday OOC CHILDREN'S BLOUSES Fine white pin stripe lawn. Made in Peter Pan style, with rolling collar, half sleeves and pockets. Draw string at bottom. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Regular $1.25 values, Saturday at the special low price of only 0C Fancy Hose 39 c Pair An Easter sale of women's Fancy Hose in boot lace effects, allover laces, polka dots and plaih lisles, the latter coming in' gauze or regular weights. We advise thrifty women to lay in their season's supply of fancy hose now, for sterling grades are bargainized. The regular values of these "run as high as 65c. the pair, cnoice ot any in the lot at.., 39c BOYS' CLOTH CAPS Neat stvles? rnlnr blarlf rA and navy. Regular 35c values, in special at,.... '1C. WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Fine ribbed white lisle, . knee length: trimmed with lace at knee, neck and arms? also w?th silk tape. Recrular price $1.25 the suit. soeciaL the tt suit, only 5"C BOYS' PERCALE WAISTS Dark-colored effects in navy and wnite or duck ana wnite striped. Regular 35c, rj lit values . i... An important Sale of Cut Glass HALF PRICE is all you need pay fbr the articles advertised in this space, for we purchased them under unusually advantageous circumstances. A fine assortment priced at just half the ....-t f. r C.i. t n: usual iigurcs.iur onuuiuay a sciuug. Seeds-2 Packages for 5c For your flower or vegetable garden, you want seeds that grow. The only kind we sell are hardy northern-grown seeds those that, give results in. this soil and climate. For Saturday's r special we offer flower garden seeds at 2 packages for oC HANDLED OLIVE DISHES, worth $2.25 each, special price (110 only.......... HANDLED JELLY DISHES, regu lar value $2.25, special 1 1Q price..... DllJ $2.50 BON BONS, special $1.25 $2.50 HANDLED NAPPIES. .81.25 $3.00 FANCY SAUCERS, special. .. .81.50 $0.50 CUT GLASS BOWLS, eachi . . .83.25 $8.00 CUT GLASS BOWLS, each.... 84.00 $10.00 CUT GLASS BOWLS, each... 85.00 NUT BOWLS, $13.50 values ......... 6.75 CUT GLASS VASES, regularly dQ $7.50 each, special Saturday !)) f 3 SWEET PEA VASES, sell aV r- . Of?' tid.LJ SUGAR AND CREAMER SETS, worth $8.00 the set, special 5- INCH ICE CREAM SAUCERS, worth $27.00 the dozen, d0 rA special for.....:. 9lJ)U 6- INCH ICE CREAM SAUCERS, worth $44.00 the dozen, dOO A A special at P&UU CUT GLASS PITCHERS, $5.50 vals. .82.75 $6.25 PITCHERS, special at 93.13 $7.50 PITCHERS, special at.. 83.75 CELERY TRAYS, $4.50 values ...... $2.25 $3.25 COMPOTES, special at ...81.G3 fiwM wunitiKS, regular $16.50 values, special..... ICE CREAM TRAYS, worth $18.00 each, special , Men' sCoat Shirts 89c ONE THOUSAND SHIRTS, in the choicest patterns and color ings Bought by us for much less than the regular 'value, and passed on to our customers at the same savings that we made. They are in light colored or medium dark madras, coat style with cuffs attached. All sizes in the lot. We invite the men of Portland to come and buy liberally qa tomorrow. v; Each . .... v. 0"C MEN'S UNDERWEAR, in me dium .weight, elastic ribbed, ex tra nualitv. . fVitnr. K1it rom or flesh.. Shirts and drawers. All sizes in the lot, or i oac worth $1.25 the garment, special. $8.25 $9.00 $10.50, special Saturday . VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CHINAWARE FOR EASTER LOOK OVER THE HALF PRICE TABLE OF CHINA WARE. EASTER CANDLESHADES. CANDLE- v STICKS AND CANDLES. T- In ihe Smallwares Aisles HAND AND NAIL BRUSHES All bristles and solid backs. A special lot that are regularly worth tip to 75c each. For Saturday we give you your choice of the en tire assortment at, 29C WOMEN'S RUBBER GLOVES An indispensable article for house work. AH sizes. Sell regularly at 50c the pair. For Sat- OQ urday ... JJC WIRE HAIR PINS Assorted sizes, regularly 5c the box. rj Saturday, 2 boxes for... ...... DC WHITE CREPE PAPER NAP KINS Package of 100, worth 15c ; Saturday, tht pack- A . age ....... i '."v 4 ..wl SPOOL COTTON Best Ameri can makes, in black or white, all sizes, 200-yard spools, hand or machine use. Six spools or for Z5C omr ROSS CASE IN PRESENT TERM .With Possibility. That Even V mi. . n ir.-i (- i 1.. n. ' mai , Muy aisu io ' ; Crowded Over. - ; ' "(Spcclil bltpateb to Tb JonraaL) - balem, . Or., April 10.X, Thorburn f Rosa alona of tha tbr Inflicted Fort . land Title Guarantes A Trust company official will bo tr:d during the pres - ont term of the orimlnal department of the circuit court or tnis aistrict, iuag lnu from the present crowded condition ' of the court calendar. The dates ' set for the hearing- of canes in the circuit . court berore , J udge Burnett navo al ready allDDert one day behind, arid the ' prospects are that matters will become even worse man in is, owing to ine num- ber of cases to be tried. In spite of tne errorts or uistrict ' Attorney - mc Narjr of this, district, and of District , Attorney Manning of Portland, to have : the cases set at an early date. Judite Burnett was able to set a time only for tr.e iieanna; or ttoss on ; April x, ine only date 'at which there was 4 gap on his -calendar. The enses of John E. ; Aitchison and T. T, Burkhart will be crowded out until the July term, unless the unexpected occurs or Judge Burnett . sets aside the hearing of some other - ease In fayor of these two. -. ...... District Attorney McNary, who rep- resents Manning, and Attorney William M.-Kaiser, representing Ross, who will Draw the Jury in the bearing of the - Ross ease, do not expect to exhaust the - list of iO Jurors summoned 'for the April term of the circuit court. Should this ue none, 11 win ce necessary to em panel a new venire of the iama num. ber, with the probable result that the nosa case aiso will go over until -the juiy term. . MARINE HANGED FOR MURDER OF COMRADE Norfolk. Va., April 10. Leo C. Thur man was hanged here this morning for mm-uw vi vvmrar r . uoisen, in a boarding house in Norfolk on February " " " V. V. V J HllHI he committed tha murder, and was cap- i"a " unuuu ver, oritisn UOlUmDia. n A hfld hAAti itnnvllAil ind ..nl..Xul .n - . . . I.V nun. th. iimnm. nut vmmjt . v. . uwiiuk iu uiuw x nurman nme to in troduce testimony showing that he was proof of this, and. the hanging was al lowed to proceed. Thurman and Dolsen nor unncu Diaica marines. f. Centralis 'Masons Will Build. ' (Spm-lnl niapatcli " t "Tbe niimiil.i rTAnfrAllit -' wah . . Inrit A. .f Li . . ' . 1. 1 " . v. -mvmunrs have taken the preliminary steps to con struct at some point on Tower avenue large inree-Hiory ouiiaing to be used as a Masonic Temple. COLLEGE CATHOLIC V ' SOCIETIES SESSION Vaited Press Uiwd Wire.) tfanlsntlnn nf a n.Hin.l -" ' athollo aocleUes of American iNinl- versitiec will be the result of a con- vttnHnn . Ann.A 4aiI.w . . n.. . . . - i j '- uiuub uni versity.; Representatives from institu tions from all parts ; of .the country, from the Atlantio to the Pacific, in cluding Harvard and - other big uni versities are already in the city to at tend the session. In -view of the fact that all big colleges have local socie ties of Catholic students. It is figured that by organising, on a national scale the work of this nature will be made easier by centralising it. It is pointed out bv those who are advocating this new organisation that one great ad vantage of It will be the interchange of ideaa on the methods in use in the va rious institutions. WHAT CAUSES INDIGESTION To Be Cured, -Weakness of Stomach Muscles Must Be Overcome. The chief causa Of indication is the weakness or the stomacn muscles ana the lack of gastrio juice. To make a comolete cure of stomach trouble, most people think they have to give up business and devote their time to dieting, exercise, and. perhaps, a va Cation. :'!-. But by taklno: Ml-o-na stomach tab lets the stomach muscles will be stimu lated and strengthened and the flow or fastrio juice will be increased.-' Mi-o-na oes not do the stomach's ' Work; it makes the stomach strong enough to do it. In. this way - the - trouble is com pletely cured and there Is no further need of medicine. - - .',--...' No matter how severe a case or stom ach trouble you have, Ali-o-na will cure It by strengthening ine wnoie aigesuve system, and you will soon And that both stomach and bowels do their work as thev - should. Woodard. Clarke A Co. sell Ml-o-na in 60-cent boxes, and guar antee to refund the money if the remedy does not give complete ' satisfaction. They take all the risk, and the remedy costs you nothing unless it cures. II you suiter wun - sick neaaacne. heartburn, . bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, specks before the eyes. Sleeplessness, nervous troubles, or any of the other symptoms of indigestion, her is the chance to get a remedy on the fairest nlan ever known coats noth ing unless it cures. , , 5 CAKE TALKS ON STATEMEHT OHE Republicans at La Grande Hear Candidate for United States' Senator. - (Siieeial DiipatcS to The JoarnaLl La Grande, Or,, April 10. Republican supporters of. the popular: election, of United States senators held an enthus iastio rally here Wednesday night when H. M."Cake, who lias held the fight for Statement No. I for more than two years, spoke in the- interest nf hl ran. didacy. for Republican nomination for united mates senator. 4, : - Mr. Cake sooka at.lenarth on uvuml different tODlcs of Dublin lntroit Knt he was most heartily encored when he reierrea 10 ins ocnuiar a Mtion nr ,mi. atora "I believe in Statement No. ; 1." he said. "because I believe in the peo ple. : There is a principle at stake at this election and no one can dodge the Issue. It la whether or not tha nonnla shall retain what they have already gained." ' a. -. Mr. Cake outlined his position with reference to Statement No. 1 and was emphatio lq his declarations that tho people must uphold the law which they have already' secured. - . In thla UKtlnit lh. il.t. ' II. Cake's candidacy la meeting with more than usual, political enthusiasm.' It la only from the old-time bosses that op position, to Statement No. l Is in dis- favnr1 ... Metsger fits glasses for 1.00. FCR SALE First Class Saloon MUST GO IMMEDIATELYTwo years' lease, on saloon,, with stock, fixtures, fine grill and restaurant at- tached, eleven nicely furnished roonis up stairs. Property easily worth $7.000 will sell immeriiatelv for $4,000. THOS. HUGHES, 4Q Hamilton Bldg. Phone Main 4943, or . LONDON CHILDREN ARE PROTECTED FROM EIRE , (United Pran Leased Wire.). . ' London. April 10. In consequence ot the school fire at Cleveland, Ohio, the London - county council has - enacted a law that London schools shall have all doors . made to open outward, and the wails surrounding: days-rounds must be provided with gates sufficiently wide to aamit a nr engine. - Seattle Oeta Cola. (United Press Lm4 Wire. I v Seattle, Wash. Anrll 10 .This -city has been made a postal center for the state, and according to an order re ceived from Washington. ay pos toff ices shall send their surplus funds here. Heretofore - the postof flees have been sending their money to the ? assistant treasurer at San Francisco. This change is In line with the department to centralize the monetary transactions through the principal city of each state. Metsc-er. ieweler. ootlclan. Hi Wash. Ington. ..... Not in J Milk Trust Horliclt's Malted Milk Tb original and f eaalna Avoid chea substitute At jrou Boda . IMnntaia . A ' glass 'of Horlick's Malted ; Milk hot makes a delicious and refreshing lunch on a cold day. .' Ask for Horlick's At All Drassists 'f Btirrlng the powder in hot wa ter makos a nourishing, digest ible food-drink, better than tea or coffee no cooking. A cupful hot on retiring Induces restful - sleep. . s ; The Coroner Should Be a Physician. f. i1,. -;...-'. . . . "; j?-.- . -V "- -. Dr. Bsn.LNorden NO. 101 republican' candi- . - DATE FOR County Coroner l& ' ''C'-'y' "W-' 'L'" "' '- ' - -' - ' 'VC-'," ' il, ,:-' ' ; ;' ' ,. '.-" . .V'' " V ' " Indorsed by Medical Pro - v , "... f ess ion. - 30 Years in Tortland. Makes eos 'wsmroof ' r Latbr Vot s t' at :i i