The Oregon daily journal., May 01, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

.-THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; "PORTLAND, FRIflAY EVENING, MAY'V 1808.-
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Barga
Men's 35c Hose at 25c
Remember thescrare a prime
quality of lisle "thread Hose.
in a brilliant fast black.' Ab
solutely plain and In perfect
taste for wear with any shoe
or -sort of clothing.' Regular
values 35c the pair: save
10 cents and buy Sat
urday for.
MEN'S - NIGHT SHIRTS
; . for summer wear. Made of
good quality muslin, neatly trimmed. French
neck style. Regularly 75c each; priced
Saturday at only . i ' '
''25c
59c
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS An extra fine
grade' of Irish linen with hemstitched border.
Fastidious fellows who prefer thetosfchiiuld-
take liberal advantage. These sell regu- "jf
larly for 75c each, .Saturday's priccJMgr f JC
Mesh Veilings
50c Values 24c
FACE COVERINGS in all the
wanted meshes; in chenille ef
fects. Colors are black, navy,
"brown, white on black or black
on white. Veilings were never
so popular as they are this sea
son, and this store is selling
more veilings than any other
in Portland. These goods sell
regularly for up to 50c O yT
the yafd ; special, yard . AC
WOMEN'S HANDKE R
CHIEF S Pure 4inen, hem
stitched ' borders. Also hand-.,
kerchiefs in linen cambric of a
"fuTeeerulTiEltrier style
a regular 20c value;-
priced at.,.. ...1.&2C
Women's Low Neck Vests 39c
Warm weather Vests that assure comfort and decidedly pleas
ing to the dainty woman. Swiss ribbed lisle, low neck, sleeve
less style, trimmed with beautiful lace. Regular price.'OA
50c each special . ,
lisle ; nicely fin
lar 35c grade.'
lisle; nicely finished at yoke and armholes. Uur regu- A
Women's'
Hose 39c Pair
WOMEN'S HOSE For sum
rrier wear with-low shoes. A
large lot, including black, -all-over
lace,, black boot lace ef-
fects and fancy hose in dotted
"designs, checks and "two-tone
effects. v' All sizes are to be had
in this lot, and they are the
best possible qualities. Abso
lutely fast dyes and the most
wanted patterns. QQ
lar price 50c to 65c, pr. OuC
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR, in-
bachelor bows,, etc Regular
25c and 35c qualities ; Q
special at.............. JLC
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Children's Dresses 97c
A stirring Saturday v special
in the little folks' shops; 2d
floor. Dresses made of plain.
pink or blue 1 chambray 'in
charmingly dainty t - styles;
trimmed with white p?cjtie
and wash braids. , Kese
frocks" are for littleladies
from 6 to 14 yearsof age.
Sc regularly at $1.75,
Saturday's prfcpf , ,ft. Jl C
FANCY RIBBONS There.
is an immense assortment of f ancys and plain
black taffeta Ribbons in this' lot-' - Dresden,
plaids, stripes, chiffons in the fancys and good
grade taffetas in" the blacky Widths , t (
from 3 to 8 inches; values up. to 65c at. IOC
WAISTS. for boys: dark colored. ,; for out-of-
faoof wear; in navy and white, pr' black and
white ; regular price 35c each j on sale rj
at, special, each. ....... ... ...fl. . J ,C
$28.50, $32.50 Rajah
SilkSuitsSpec.$19.85
To those who want tailored suits distinctively
different from those ordinarily seen, this special
will appeal with unusual force. It's a story of
-ISO strikingly smart models for street wear in the
most popular silk fabric of the season Rajah and
Taffeta weaves Skirts are in the full flare,
pleated style, arid jackets are made richly
plain or trimmed. The colors are brown,
navy blue Copenhag
en blue, green and nat
ural pongee; reg. vals.
$28.50 & $32.50 choice,
$19.85
Pint Bottle Ammonia 10c
Household Ammonia of good
Something needed in every ficTii
priced for Saturday, only. ......
strenerthi full size pint bottle.
sehold. Very specially 1A
... 1UC
5c
LAtE PAPER DOILIES, to
be used with ices, salads, etc.,
and for decorating the table.
Regularly 10c a dozen;
special.
HAIR BRUSHES of an excel
lent quality. -Have ebony or
foxwood handles and pure bris
tles. Regular $1.85 A
values; special.. tPielt
CHAMOIS SKINS of straw
color; medium sizes, for toilet
use and polishing ; 25c
values ; special
WRITING PAPER withjinen
cloth finish ; 1-Ib. packages, 10ft
sheets to a package ; , regular
35c values, "special, at OA
only ......ZOC
SIDE COMBS of plain shell
color. Excellent quality; 65c
values, Saturday, the
pair.
39c
15c
GARTER ELASTIC of fan
cy ruffled silk; all colors. Reg
ularly 45c the yard ; spe
cial for Saturday:.....
30c
CAKE SETS, with heavy gold
lec6rations ; T pieces;
special....!.. dluJ
Chocolate Sets $1.15
Lawn Goods Bargains
Decorated fancy china in' various lines, decidedly
underpriced for Saturday's selling. Included are
handsomely decorated chocolite sets . 1 1 J
of 7 pieces; special for Saturday. ... ..9llD
SALAD SETS, 7 pieces; gold
border with red roses; AO
Saturday. .OC
ENGLISH CHINA TEA SETS
with pink roses for decorations.
Dresden, effects, A'C
Special Saturday . . . 4) X UD
95c
PUDDING SETS in white and
gold ; 7 pieces ; special
at ,
GERMAN CHINA DINNER SETS, sell regularly, at $20; spe- J AA
cial for Saturday only..... ..DXfrUU
Same, $18.00. value.'. . .1, . . . . . " . . . .v. .'. . ; ... .' ; .$1350
AT 10Table of choice chinaware, containing Creamers, Sugar Bowls, Cups
and Saucers, Plates, Mugs, Spoon Trays, Olive Dishes, Bon Bons, etc 1 Ac
Excellent values and very pretty choice. ..I 1UC
On
ale Mtei 6 P,
Only.
See the Beauty Pins Hand Bags $1A8 3 Prs. Men's Hose Men's Underwear Topsy Twirl at 35c Base Balls for 15c Curtain Swiss 15c
With enameled tops, plain Ro- -man
finish or set with pearls .,
and turquoise.. Many styles to 1
chooses from ; 15c, values, Q
pair, Saturday evening. . . OC
The ; new twostrap Avenue
Bags in- gray mottled effect.
Moire lined and fitted with ex
tra coin purse; $2.00 values,
Saturday evenings
price........ .......
$1.48
Of fine black cotton. Nicely
finished and a grade that gives
good wear. They sell regular
ly at 2 pairs for 25c;
Saturday after 6, 3 for. . &)C
Merino Underwear, the most
desirable weight for the pres
ent season: Tan color. Regular
,50c values, Saturday after 6,
the garment, special
at.
42c
The great Persian- game, one
of the most fascinating games
ever invented. A spjercriid out-of-door
exercise. Regularly
50c, Saturday after 6, QC
special. iDC
The well known Bishop base
ball, guaranteed to be hand
wound and sewed; sells every
where for 25c each ; our
price Saturday evening.
15 c
s
Trimmed Hats'ffi $3.98
The regular values
run as high as $ 1 3.50
each..Chartning
styles originated in
the millinery f ash
iort shops of the
country. The trim
mings are ribbons,
flowers, etc. A large
assortment of
shapes. The premier
millinery bargain of
come from New York makers; some
our own workrooms
Spec' $2.98 and $3.98
9 H
the
season.
Some
from
Auto Veils 98c Ea
iy3 to 3 yards long and all col
ors in the lot. , Values to $3
each. Saturday eve- nn
ning, each........ ...... OC
Six Kerchiefs 19c
Lawn Handkerchiefs for the
children. A good grade, neat
ly finished, with hemstitched
borders. Regularly 5c each.
Saturday, after 6, spe- A
13C
For sash and bedroom win
dows. In white only; the pat
terns are medium or large dots,
stripes and fancy designs; J. 7c
grade, Saturday eve-' jj
ning 121; 20c grade.. IDC
cial
.6 for
Kid Gloves 59c Pr
An odd lot of 1 and 2-clasp
Gloves, not all sizes in one col
or, but values to $2.25 the pair.
Wonderfully reduced for Sat
'urday evening, to, the rA '
pair........ -DUC
suZerMen's Shoe Specials
MEN'S OXFORDS in over
25 styles; patent or dull
leather, tan or brown; but
tons, Bluchers of "regular
lace; soles are all welt
sewed and every shoe in
the lot is a 1908 style;
plenty of sizes; phenomenal
values; shoes , regularly
worth to $5
MEN'S OXFORDS In
many styles; patent leather
ordain kid or calf; all the
popular shapes in toes and
till the fastenings are here,
styles of lace and button
-fastenings; welt soles; first
- class footwear in every
way; there are all sizes to
choose from; hard shoes to
beat at $3.50 and $4
After 6
Only
ru:iA u-.t And
WJJJJU d 1 JCffd
Bonnets
$3.29
White lawn head coverings for
the little ones. Neatly trimmed
with lace, emboidery, niching
and ribbons:
25c to 40c values for 13
50c to 75c grades for 29
85c to $1.10-grades for... 47
$1.25 to $1.75 grades for.,G9
$1.85 to $2.25 grades for B8$
20c Hose 12V2C Pr
A large table filled with hos
iery at this low price. They
are all fast black. There are
women's seamless hose of good
quality, regularly 20c the pair;
boys' heavy lxl ribbed hose for
playing baseball and out-door
wear ; also misses' lxl rib for
school 'hose. Regular prices of
the children's stockings up to
20c the pair ; choice of ial
any on .the table.....'. 12C
$1.50 Kimonos 79c
bhort kimonos or
dressing sacques, in
plain white or fig
ured lawn. They are
very charmingly
trimmed with tucks,
lace and .embroidery..
Some are finished with
Dutch neck, which is
trimmed with very pret-
tv embroidery edge ; otHers are finished .
with Valenciennes lace edge at sleeves and
neck; all sizes; regular $1.25 and $1.50
n values choice '
Saturday After Six 79c
Window Screens for 23c Ea
Window Screens, size 18x23 inches;
special after 6. 23
Window Screens, sizes 24x37 inches ;
special after 6, only 28
Window Screens, size 30x37 inches;
special after 6t only 37
winaow Mjcau, uxio incnes ;
special after 6, only 42
LAWN MOWERS, ball bearing with
high wheel; 16-inch size; special after
6, only' ?5.50
The 18-inch size for only ?5.00
Lawn Mowers, with good quality brass
bushings,: 13-inch size, special after 6
only .92.50
fl
Th. 16-inch size for oiilv 82.75
GRASS CATCHERS, with heavy iron bottom,' special ..,.'.85
50 c Bottle Toilet Water 39c
Violet, rose or lilac odors in
toilet water. 4-oz. bottles ;
worth 50c each ; Sat-1 Qft
urday evening - 0jC
RAZOR STROPS, combina
tions of hone and swing styles,
regularly 35c each; spe- rtr
cial at OC
Cut Glass Is Low Priced
i : . .
DENTINE TOOTH POW- 1908 DIARIES with leather
DER, made by Calder. "Reg- covers; prices after 11 0ee '
ularly 25c the bottle; iv6o'clock. . . a i.gJJ
special............ C5c-K C0MBS in shcl, ,0
mti iruruun rntfAu ...:.u 1. . . . v
i iv u at 1 viuiiuu 111 wiLii tuiu inuunis, j.uiiu tO
white porcelain jars ; OO choose from. Values to
50c values, special. J7C $1.25 each; special..
89c
Handled Candy Dishes, each. .S3.00
Flower Centers, $11.00 valujrs. .87.15 .
Nut Bowls, $5.50 values 83.40
$8.50 Fancy Fruit Bowls 85.75
$4.00 Pint Pitchers ..... , . 82.75
$3.00 Quart Pitcher for. ..... . $3.35
$3.50 Sugar and Creamer. . . . .82.00
$4.75 SWEET PEA VASES, for after
6-inch Nappies,pccrah7TT7T
Olive Trays, worth $1.75, sp'l.
Handled Bon Bona, $2 values
Handled Bon Bons, $2.50 vals;
Footed Compotes, $2 values.".
$650 8-inch Bowls, eafh.l
$2.50 Fancy Spoon Trays.
6 p. m. only....
731105
91.05
$15
$1.50
:?1.25
: 94.00
.91.50
.93.00
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JUTE NO GOOD TO
TENDLETOX PEOPLE
Jadge Lowril Sy Proposed TTeek't
x ' End Arrangement 1 Not ;: ,
- " A6crptmbe. t L
(.Salom 1 Bureau of Tb Journal.
Hiata StrwL) 1. '
flem. Or In reiponM t
r;'int ftom lh Orea-on atat railroad
-' - 3aift Stephen JL. Lowell of
Pendleton wrltaa tbat ft apeclai weck'i
and rat on the O. R. N. .between
Portland ud Pendleton would b of lit.
tie value. . CKlxena of Pendleton had
asked that the railroad commission uh
U lnnaence to obtain for the people
of that city a Saturday to Monday rata
of-one and one third far. -
"L'nder auch an arrangement," aar
I o1 it e Lowell, "people . of Pendleton
would be compelled to une the nlarht
train on Saturday and the Sunday even,
lna; train returning. If It were poeal
ble to leave Pendleton on any train Sat
urday returnlnr Monday some bene
fit might be tfetived from it." . ? , k
1 Bishop O Gormaa'l BWhdax. 'Si
' (rnltfd Prwa teaard Wira.) ,
Clou Fail. 8. U, lli)r lat Rev.
Thomas O'Oorman, bishop of the Roman
Catholic diocese of 81oux Kalla, wm 61
years old today. Blehop O'Gorman la
regarded as one of the most learned of
the Catholic prelates In America. Born
in Boston in 1143. -he came weat with
bis parents at an early age and received
his early schooling In Cblcage and 8L
PauL He then went to FTance, where
he spent 1 years In study. Upon hia
return to the United States he took ft
prominent place among Cauhollo educa
tors. He was the t irat president of Sit.
Thomas' college in Minnesota and prior
to his elevation to the bishopric In
ISM he had been for five yean one of
the Instruct ore at the Cathollo uni
versity at Wftsblna-ton. - ,
Bannon'a for stocklnfi tomorrow. See
4, page S. i is ( v.
UMATILLA INDIAN
.REVIVAL OPENED
, .(Special Dbpaick to The Joersal.) ,
'Pendleton, Or May 1. The Preaby
teriftn evangelical meetings to be held
by the Indiana upon the reservation
commenced last night and many In
dians are now. here front the reeerr
tlone of the northwest io attend them.
The meetings will be held ta ft large
tent near the ' .Presbyterian ratsaion.
The : firm meeting - was conducted by
Rev. Mount Arthur. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. Robert- Parsons. In
dlao evangelist, of Cottonwood. Idaho.
A large delegation of nearly one hun
dred Indians came In last evening from
the Nei Perce, Warm Spring. Taklna
and other reservations. This afternoon
at S o'clock s. social win be held In the
big revival tent under the auspices "f
the Christian Endeavor society.. These
and the Indians of the Umatilla reser-
Tsuon win give me memDers or otner
tribes ft hearty welcome
felATILLAS PAX V
r 1JILLS PEOilPTLY
, iBpacUl I) lap tea . to Tbe . JosrniM ' r
' VMillilna Or - u. , in..
of 160,000 to the Umatilla Indiana by
ivTciiuucni mil- wf ea bum TeSUIteu
in the Indians-paying up . their store
blllft and standing accounts and prac
ticftlly all btber obligations. Many 'of
the lending Indians have large accounts
with business houses nd th discharge
of these obligations has .J-'bean mote
prompt nnder this payment of funds
than under any former payment In the
history, of the tribe. Agent Arthur K.
McFatrtdge encourages them In meeting
their obit cations and has -been largoiy
Instrumental in the che-nged condition
of the tribe In the past year. More
children have been In school at the
agency than everbefore. .
i; j tnko-BoLie Phone System.
- - fspedal .Diseatrk t Tba Jonnwl.l ' ; . i
- Boise, Idaho, May 4. It la reported
that an Independent' telephone. line, is
now being constructed from Elko. Ne--vada,
to- Mountain Home, end It is jjn-
derstood. It vwlll be extended from the '
latter place to Boise some, time durlng--1908,
which will give this city a direct
line Into the heart of Nevada.- Jt I
thought the exchange of the new sys-r
tern will be established here. The-lu-;
stallatlon wiU give Bolsa three dlav
tinct systems, j. . , ...
t -V ' " ... ' r
Medical Board Next at Boise.' v'
(Special Dtapatrh e The Jeoreal)- - '
Boise, Idaho. Mav 1. At the meet--Ing
of the state board of medical ex-v
aminere at Coeur vd'A lene. In northern-' :
Idaho, out -of 28 applicants - for -cer. .
tlficates to practice medicine in Idaho
11 were successful. Th n.rt u.iin
Of the board will ba held in Rnlu rtin.
her 6. and. T. . - - . . - . 1