C;- . . V V. THE OREGON -llXAIL Y - JO
JOURNAU PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING,' MAY 5, 1908.
85c Japanese Silk 65c Yd
20c Side
Combs 12c
5 Packages
Seeds 5c
$lWhmryeemdsmc
Thoitsanda of fords in this lot, all bargamized for Monday's, gell
ing. VA fabric without equal in popularity for warm weather
Prepare for the warm weather by getting your white woolen
rlaln shell color
Id Comb;
regularly eold
at 20o the pair,
Wednesday
price .....120
oumoi In
tine, for pack.
Im a we y
clothe. s fur,
carpet, ate 150
tin tor ...10
Vea-etable seeds,
beat; turnips,
carrots, ' rid
1 lanes, lettuoe,
cabbage, oorn. :
atov a pkaa 6
WHIT ' 60T-
skirl or suit at prices decidedly reduced. No wardrobe is :om-
plete without garments of this sort and ; no better opportunity
could be found to purchase the material.- White serges and
wear-serviceable and attractive. 27 and 36-inch widths in the
-)
assortment For the simple, plain waist or the richly trimmed
Panamaslwithou entire stock to choose fromrpetializedfor
fancy 'waist, no better material is made. Note the price con
cessions.
VOW Tira, av
Wednesday :
orted wldt
S pk .,
The 11.00
qualltlea,
apeolal . .
The fl.00
lit
The fl.SS
93c
The $1.80
The $LT5
qualltlea.
$1,29
Th 6 gmde, ACr
Special, yard .....w'
The 31.00 grade, -jm.
special, yard ...
The $1.15 Grade, Q2c
special, yard . . .
qualltlea,
qualltlea,
NEW ARRIVALS IN KHAKI RIDINd SUITS
SEPARATE SKIRTS AND BLOUSES
OVXA.TIO-
special
apeoiat
peciai .
WAXES VA
,PBV 84 sheets
In roll; special
t ..5
MAI
The fl.SO
$l;72l
The $$.00
The $$.50
The $1.10 C. AO The 31.71 2The 32.00 CJ Jft rhe .MC AO
quality ..-Uy quality quality ,.oy quality .."'V3'
1VI VAVX 1VI
toilet and bath.
quautiea.
quautiea,
SZ.19
$2.40
quautiea.
qualltlea,
peclal . .
J5o Dint bot-
apeoiai
apaciai
peciat '.
tie 204
pa.
AJOtf
Royal
Bon Ton
Corsets
53.50
; . ... ( .
Models
Special
$247 .
The Roval .Worcester Bori Ton Corsets, model 863: verv stvlish
and shapely. Medium high bust long back and Princess hips.
Supporting and beautifying the figure in a healthful Art A1
manner, ;. Sizes, 18 to ,30; worth $3.50Wednesday,OWfl.
ROYAL. WORCESTER COKSST Model 623. A very pOpjK
lar number designed for the medium figure, Medium, high bust,
!- Tl j r ...v.:. v . c:. i
luiLCia wu. 1 iuiuc 1111c VYHiic uauaic, tjLccs x -m f l
30; worth $1.50 Wednesday's price'. . . . .7. : . ."s&i'AU
Call at our Corset Department Wednesday and let-Miss Milne,
an expert torsetiere, show and explain to you the"advantages of
the Royal Worcester Corsets. V; ; , '
Lawn
Mowers
Lawn an
Gard
en MjrKaw,-r
We can sell you the lawn mower you want
at a saving. Department store low prices and
the best possible grades. All sizes.
UKA55 CATCHERS, galvanized onA
bottoms, extra quality, special... V . . vDC
GARDEN HOSE, gTiaranteedquality, special
BOfeet, worth $5.75 ; Wedpeiday for
;VGAS STOYES, Wial Wednesday 55?
JTWURNERHOT PLATES ?1.05
! ONE-BURNER LAMP STOVES. . . . . .40
TWOBURNER LAMP STOVES 80tf
O-BURNER BLUE FLAME
JTOVES-at.
$4.50
Efface Oval Spoon Trays,
Uf a regular $2.30 value.)leZ)
ROUND NAPPIES, $2.50 values $1.25
HANDLED BON BONS, $3 values. ..$1.50
HANDLED BON BONS, $3.75 vals.. .$1.88
FOOTED JELLY DISHES, $3.25 val.$1.63
SUGAR AND CREAMER, $4.50 set. .$2.25
FANCY CHEESE DISHES, $5. vals. .$2.50
CENTER HANDLED BON rf0 TC
BONS, $7.50 values.... 5J0
OVAL FLOWER VASE, $7.50 value. $3.75
NUT BOWLS, worth $8.00 each for. . .$4.00
FLOWER VASES, regular $16.50 val.$8.25
JELLY DISHES, worth $7.50 each. . . .$3.75
A large assortment of cut glass on sale at
reduced prices. Special bargains in candle
shades.
yBuWon
Lace Curtains$3.50 Values for $2.15
Pure White Lace Curtains in Brussels Net, Irish Point or Renaissance effects. Superb qual
ities, handsome exclusive patterns. Full width anc$ length; worth $3.50 the pair 2
Ready-to- Wear Hats
mm
Womens outing hats, Misses' and Children's school
and .outing hats, in large va r i e t y. Rough or
smooth braids of good quality. Trimmed in smart
tailored effects ribbons, quills and silk being effective
ly used. The colors are burnt, white, navy, brown or
black. In this sale there are some 450 hats concerned.
The bargains Jast for Wednesday and Thursday
only. Your choice of 7iieIi I r
our entire assortment in g-OU if Ml LPSS
these lines, all at a ME
$1.98 Pair
Chamois Gloves
Uaglh-Worlh $3
Special Viedaesday
" " : y
Elbow" length ChamojaGloves in white,
cream,' or natural color.' One of the most
popular handwearfads of the season. Large
ly called for to be worn on the street or on
dress occasions. For Wednesday we are
offering ajegular $3.00 quality, QO
at, special; the pair. . . . Ol VO
ALLOVER LACES AND TRIMMINGS
rLACESThe allovers come in Venise, Orl
ental and Valenciennes designs. The trim
mings come in Venise bands and galloons,
some with silk embroidered centers. Regu
lar values in this lot run as high QQ
as $9 a yard; choice Wednesday 9a uO
FANCY RD3BONS Width 3tf to 6
inches. In two tones, Dresden effects, plaids,
stripes, etc. Used for millinery trimmings
and very popular for the new sailors, o n
Worth to 75c the yard; special atijC
COLORED EMBROIDERIES Every
yard of our stock of these very fine goods
in seta to: match; including U fSfP
edges, insertions and. allovers
WOMEN'S HOSE Fast black lisle hose
with self color or fancy embroidery. Very fine
qualities that retail regularly at 75c and 85c
the pair. All sizes in the lot; choice A
Wednesday. OiJC
10 BUTTONS Chamois
Gloves for women, in
white cream or natural.
Regular price $1.50 the
oair1 Wednesday
WOMEN'S ELASTIC BELTS, plain or stud
ded effects, assorted colors; fitted with fine
imported buckles; great assortment, contain
ing belts worth $2U50 to $3 each; fQ
very good Btyles; choice Wednesday 10"O
Traveling Bags
for Men or Cy c 4Q
Women.. V
These bags are leather lined and
fitted with brass trimmings and
locks. 16 or 18-inch sizes. Well
made, regular price $7.50 each;
very special for 10
Wednesday, 1 7
MEN'S NEQLIGEE SHIRTS,
finished with pearl buttons, full
cut, perfect fitting. Colors -are
cream, tan or gray. Worth QQ
$1.25 each; special -eOC
MEN'S FANCY VESTS in
stripes, checks, . plain white or
linen shades. Worth to
$2.00 each ; special
98c
MEN'S CASHMERE HOSE
with double heel and toe. Colors,
Oxford or natural gray. Regu
larly 25c the pair
Wednesday
17c
s
Tourist Coats
Just What You
Need on a Trip
Values to $35-47.98
When you go to the seashore this
summer you'll be sorry if you have
not taken advantage of this splen
did sale of women's coats. They
are very good styles and the best
grade of materials. Long loose-fitting
models that are so full of solid
comfort when the cool breezes blow,
orso indispensable on a trip. Checks,
plaids, stripes or mixtures. Nicely
rxirnmea ana , well made; regular
values to $35.oo each: a. coat bar
gain that will not;
be duplicated; on
sale at, special,
each
WOMEN'S GOWNS of fine nainsook, mus
lin or cambric; have low, round neck, either
square, V-shape or high; sleeves are long
or short, in Irimnnn nr Kut.fL, -...I-.
neatly trimmed with lace or embroidery; a
..... ..,,..v..,, u,,, ,,,1, JUUr 10lS
greatly reduced for today's selling
Reg. 90c and $1.00 Reg. $175 and $2.00
values 69 values $1.29
Reg. $1.25 and $1.50 Reg. $Z25 and $2.50
values 98 values 81.48
each; a
$7,
Cc
Women's Oxfords $1.98
Worth to $3.00
In this lot are low shoes in kid or canvas and in
many styles. Light or heavy soles; regular lace,
blucher or button; leather or covered Cuban
heels; plain or tipped toes. The colors are pink,
blue, gray, brown, green and
white in the canvas and black in
leather. Neat styles and values
up to $3.00 choice ..............
$1.98
WHITE CANVAS CLEANER, the reg-
ular 25c size ; special . Wednesday. . . , 4 . , 1 C
A7TEND THE MAY SALE of LINENS j women-s astm
Housekeepers are sure to be decidedly interested and very enthusiastic concerning the economies offered on Sheets,
xea opreaas, aaDie linens, 2neetmg3, etc. ihose featured in this sale are of the less expensive grades, designed for
summer use. .Note the values offered
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS of
good size ; come with plain hemmed
or hemstitched border; A
special, each 1 e aj
TABLE DAMASK, full bleached,
12 patterns to choose from, fft
special, the yard OOC
TABLE DAMASK of heavy
weight, cream color, a good wearing
quality; special at, the yard, f
only...... ...OllC
in the price details that follow-
BED SPREADS of light weight for ,
summer use; size 2x2, 7
special, each...... -.wleD
Size 23i2yi yards, spe-
cial, each DleD
BATH TOWELS of large size,
cream color; 200 dozen in t Ol
the lot;. special, each. la&SC
BLEACHED SHEETING, full
width for large size beds; oj
special, the yard...... f C
ROLLER TOWELING 8,000
f'ards of a heavy grade, all 1 A
inen Toweling, special, yd. . . 1UC
CROCHET BED, SPREADS in
Marseilles pattern, large 41 in
size, special, each . $ i40
SHEETS made from heavv, round
thread linen finished sheeting; size
2x2 yards, special, each... 85
Size 2x2yi yards, special, rr -
each jC
Worth to $H.QQ
In this lot are canvas or leather low shoes In
superb assortments. The leathers are kid, pat
ent or calf. The canvas is of best quality and
in several coiors. mere are Uibsons, Colonials,
uaraen lies and button styles.
Light hand turn or extension welt
soles. Low. hisrh or medium heel
short vamp; vals. to $4. Wednesday
WHITE CANVAS CLEANER, 10c size;
w canes aay. ,
$2.89
:5c
I I ' m ...... .I , . Viun . n ' J '" I- . II
PORTLAND FOR
:: Iffi METIIIG
Washington - Grocers to
Work With Portland Dele,
gates for Comention.
VsncUl Dtpatehta Tb JoaraaL)
RDokane. r Waatv,' Mar 6 Eugana
Mtrhnei nA Chrla Anderson left yea
terday for , Pendleton, where they; will
meet delegates from Be&ttle; Taeoma,
lortland and Other Oregon and, Cali
fornia citiea ana jourocj w du.
Un,l the National Retail Orocera as
sociation, which saeeu ta.-.that city
WFrom Pendleton the delegate wUl go
to lMnver. where they Will be Joined 1 by
.... 1 . t mm rv rnlnMiiA TTnh.
Nevada and Idaho. All will then go to
Ht. JUHJia, wnere mni oa.w. iu
oln them and all wUl go by special
train to Boston, Stop will be made
. -'.Tie World Beet CUmeAe ' f-
Xa not entirely free frora dlseaae, on
tr high elevation .-.fever prevail,
..v.i'. r.n th. lower level malart !
t"n.runtred te a greater or leaa ex-
t-nt ei-cordlng 'to,. aJtituae. to over
ri.mi climate affection, laaaltuda. ma
I riH, Jmindloe, billone, . fever i and
and rneral debility, th moet
1 1 oo'ttve remedy I Electric Elttera, th
-! ! nllerailve anl blood purifier; tl
.titoio for every form of bodily
s.nn., nervoimneea, .and insomnia.
i, uatr- ttuarantee at fcKldmor
1'i-vg comi-any a nortv Wee 0c ,
at Chloaa-o,1 Niagara. Fall and Albanr.
The BpoJtane delegate announced
that they , Intend , to work , with . the
Oregon delegation to get the 180 con
vention for Portland. There are five
repreaentadvea from this state, two
from fiDokan. two from RmI. m-A
one from Tacoma. Seattle "wanted the
convention to be held t . the .Alaska
Tukon-Paclflo exDoaitlon. but flneU
gave In to th Beaver delegate, ani
mi wui worn lor oruana.
: New Incorporation.
(Special DUpateb t Tb Journal.)
eprporaUon have been filed in th of-
t -2i JPCrT,Uiry ot t' follow:
-'J TUton Bank; principal office,
rt?tt-tlSLr.ni --eltw atock, 11.006-
Ch1"3i4i1 and John Weeley Ladd!
m. .in company; DrtnclDal at-
Jll?5S""r-C,t'r- Oregon; capltaTatoSk.
L5iLTrdrr k
tock. IIOO.OOO: Incorporator W
Nelaon. F. M. kead. tv c7 Patterson!
T. J. Ward and EHay..: "Uer"on
Aunisvllle Mutual Telephone com
pany; principal office. AumavlUe, Ore-
J on: capital atock. 11,700; incorporator
h LewU, William Strayer and P
J. Von Behren. . -
nol.lDl.h.DnlK.A.J . .
cipal office, Portland, Oregon; capital
t. iw.n.. . ,,vvv, lauorpuraior. Annie K.
Ji Rutherford.
Th.. f mnmmmm "TX7 1 7 1 tm.-
Uaera" association; principal office.
Dell. - Malheur county, . Oregon; capital
, i,vv, iiivuryiiraior, w, j.
Gnnti T II W.ovnr T W T . ,ii ,
Clevelanil and D. F. Bogga.
' New Kotarleg. , ?
(Sft:lm DiiBsteh 'Th ioarml.)
cawm ir- mar -om mission aa
notarie public have ben iaaued to th
ronowing:; rann A. iiow ana Jame
ThotiiDaon. Portland! n. rt . niHvr
Culver: John R. Bandera Sharldan; Let
unnmiro, fenaicton. . . .
SCHOOL HT STAYTOli
This the Hope of State Su
perintendent His Argu
ment for Schools.
(Salem Bureau of The Journal. 8T
SUte treat)
flAlm ClT . Mr v K fTi im mn'
ceuenc prospect tnat stay ton in Marion
county wUl eUblUh the first union
high school under the law passed by th
legiaiarure last ; winter,-. Blx flUtrict
are included in the plans and the peo-
n 1. l.fllll . A M mmm.mmm,lmw 1 '
. , "H "i. rufucu - union. - V. Am,
---.", nuusnnmnaeni 01 duduo in
traction, and President Campbell of
the University of Oregon, -addreased the
PPJ? n.the district Friday and Bat-
, " 7 ' "" awnumem very mucn
mmr.m m- V IT ".' "'I rll, tn 1-
of the h..Mr."f.. '":"
i.- - "ir". v: win do nara to
ArS2L.f- the.m' td Buperlntend-
8 avtoM'Th- V"Lma " I'1". im
dlatr let. . tt"r.u'"m ll'0?"7
L f... JTuchl. ,or ths town or tenter
thai -in r"?.""
p5cWlt 4helr children.' t.
, n . M.am r,rant or country h gh
country people for thlr exclusive use
, ..... .to my khi nave
vrr advanUge they Would have if
they lived In the city. It costs them
very little, while If they were compelled
to sena tneir cnuaren to tne city to
chool the cost would be great; be
side there must b taken - Into consid
eration other thine
young student in the city
that surround th
So far there are six county hiarh
ecnooia in uregon out no union high
schools have yet been established.
though there has been much talk of
atabliphlna- high schools In various
parts of th state. Jealousy of th
centtr ha for th roost part prevented
th establishment of the schools and
prevented the people from taking ad
vantage of th law allowing the estab
lishment or tneae acnooi.
PE0PITS OF MINES Df
THE C0EUK D'ALENES
Net Profit Over $8,000,000 Turned
Jh to iiMeagor of Shoshone County,
According to Idaho Law. 1
., (Special Dtipateh te Tb foareiL)
Spokane, "Wash., May ftW-Th mine
profit of the Goetrr d'Alenee for ItOT
was 5,UM3Q. Th Bunker HU1 and
Sullivan was the . .largest ; producer.
clearing $l,24,31. - The Federal Min
ing a Smelter company, operating the
T ... S V. mIha m f VL'm, ivln., Ik.
Morning mine at Mullan, the Tiger
Poornutn at Burke . and th . Standard
Mammoth at Mace, showed a rain of
tl..9t 7T In snite of the fact that the
last three, rnlnes Were closed the lat-J
ler part or ina rear ana in uinnr. ran
with reduced forces. : The only mine not
a silver-lead producer, th Snowstorm,
netted 4i.Z8!i, ana copper aunng -the
year was lower than usual.' Th Her
cules mine at Burke cleared 7,10
and th Hecla mine $4IT,18. The to
tal production of tne mine was 114,
622,113 and th total expenditure for
(lagan's
Magnolia
Balm
A njjl4 praparstloa for
Faee, Neek, Arms aad
Hand. Make th 4tla
Ilka jroej want H. Doe It
In a moateat. It I Ka
atloky nop greasy.
If a barmUaa, claa and
rafroahlng Cannot b
1Uetd. Tw eolors,
Plakaad WbKa. Uatt
Monilng nooa and night.
Winter, Spring, Summer .
rail. SAMPLE FREE.
tTONMPOCO,'
44 a Fifth 8, BrooUya,S(.T. ,
raxagsaaMSsagsaxixzgsaaKgxgsxszgagggggggKswjs
labor, transportation, installation and
maintenance of machlnary waa $,B0J,-
414. - ' -. . at :. ;- ,
The flsmrea are taltMt mm thna. M
the assessor of Rhnahnn. nnnntv ant
an incrrnsa over laat year. '
The ' Snowstorm increased 1300.000
over 10. The tonnage extracted dur
ing 180T was 8S.4S5 of a o-maa valna
of ll-SSe. IB7.82. The cost of extraction
was S11M93.03; cost of transportation,
!521'1H!! of reduction and sale,
148,673.03; value of improvements at
mine. 316S.892.40: total wnrkln. m.
pense. 8941.943. tt. This a-lva a n.
profit for th year of 34S4J38.1.
..F?r m net profits were 1144..
338. SI and th number of tonsrof ore
hipped. 32.479.01. , V
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teplligcr ffldiii(esfead
The Scenic-Addition of South Portland
One Hundred and Fifty Lots in This Tract
Now offered for sale t prlcei rtngiijo; from
' $400 UP
Served by three electric carlines, eight to ten minutes' ride from the
'basinet center; walking distance
- This Is Your Opportunity
To procure a homesite or an investment on the west side, right tn
. .w!rAwith fin? Tlew.' snow-capped mountains, East Portland
and Willamette rlTer. Lots 50x100. - Streets 60 and 80 feet wide.
TERMS $100
Down balance monthly or quarterly payments; interest 6 pet cent.
GO"OUT TOfiAy and look them over.1 Take any south-bound car
on Second or Third street, get off on Corbett between Seymour and
Richardson avenue. Salesman on the ground to show property For
further particulars inquire of ,
J. C. CQSTELLO, '
PHONE MAIN ai77 C . k 331 CHAMBER OP COMMIT?
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