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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21. 1908.
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CanvasOxfords$1.09Up
$1.09
Bargain day in the shoe
section Women s
white ? canvas oxfords
with hand-turn soles.
A good grade, regular
ly worth $1.75 the pair,
Friday, spe
cial
WOMEN'S OX
FORDS in white can
vas or black kid ; hand
turn or tip toes; leath
er or covered heels. A
goodly assortment of
Styles and all si?es. Values (ff AO
to $3.00 pair, Friday, special .tyleeO
WOMEN'S OXFORDS in brown kid
or. black leather; heavy or light soles.
Garden Ties, 2-hole Sailors, button and
bjucher' styles. Plain or tip toes. A
variety of excellent styles. fl0 in
Values to $4.00 Friday 4'l7
TAN SHOES We have them in all
sizes and all the best models. ,,
i
The Notion Needs
; SNAP "FASTENERS in black or
white small or large size. Worth Q
i 5c a dozen, special Friday. ,.....,C
1j HAlNS-ltiriop of cut-crystal;
x all, color; pins are ,extr long. -f i
, Worth 10c each,peciaj... . .. ..OC
HOOKS AND EYES " In black or
white : all sizes. Two dozen on a card
. and worth SCj special for Fri
day
15c
.......2FOR DC
BACK COMBS;
shell or amber
colorr- 75c values,
Friday,
each.
rfri rrv-. )5n.
-, if rS-flfl
7
mo
39c
HAIR ROLLS,
all shades; 18-in.
size. auc value,
special
at
CORSET LACES with silk finish ;in
pink, light blue or white ; 5 yards
long. 10c values for iC
BED BUG DESTROYER in A
tins; 15c value for , 1UC
S A N I T O L TOOTH POWDER,
worth 25c a can, special -'t
at.. IQC
COKE'S DANDRUFF CURE and
hair tonic; 5-ounce bottles.
Worth 50c, special at..:...
35c
Special New 25c Neckwear
teach day adds to the assortment' of neckwear and
belts to be found atthisstorev There are all the staple,
styles, also a large variety of novelties. 1 Our line of
ruchiners, wash belts, leather belts, iabots. lace, stock
and embroidered tailor collars is the most complete
in Portland todav. Thev rarisre in brice from 25c to
$2.50. but OUr Stock of noniilar-nrirrl o-nnrlc ic' vcrv
T r f Jf - x-a sjj w uw J V- J
large. Friday and Saturday we make a special dis-v
1 r it. i: "
ymxy ui tj lines.
The Toilet Heeds
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BATHASWEET Perfumed powder
for softening the water. ' Excellent for
the bath. 25c cans selling : ; I
-Friday ati;..v.r.-T;Trr.vrrrr..- IOC J
, SANITARY NAPKINS, half dozerfin . '.
i, a box. Worth 35c, : special O If J- i
I at. ;. . . .v. .r. ZOC i
. MAJESTIC TOILET PAPER in 6-oz. i
rollst. A i ine Jissue: that sells "regu-: I
larly. for 5c the roll. For .in..
.Friday 3 ROLLS' 1UC
PENCIL TAB- RAZOR STROPS,
-LETS witlr ruled "Swing style.-made
paper ; for school of horsehide and y
use. Spe- A .worth 65c- J Cf 2
cial, each. . . . fC each, for.... jK)C x
RECEIPT BOOKS, containing 50;
leaves with stubs ; pocket size. f ? ;
10c value ..... OC
CREPE PAPER NAPKINS' in fancy
designs. . Special, the dozen, Jk
only.. ........... 4C ,
WRITING PAPER A grade known
as Hurd s linen fabric ; 120 sheets to
a pound and worth 50c, spe
cial
Corset Covers 25c Each
Dainty Corset " Covers, --
aae oi ime nainsooK ; ,7 5
m
53
1
- j
35c
full French front style
watn titled bacK, i nm
med with embroidery,
or torchon lace. -Tw
round neck style. Reg-
mar price uc : eacn,
special Friday u g
GO WNS.' made.:Of ambnc-iirnainl
soolc. Low round, high or V-haped
neck; lone or elbow sleeves-i Trimmi.H
with lace or embroidery, y j. Regular
CHILDREN'S HATS, made of
or white lawn. Trimmed in many
Styles with lace, embroidery and rib
bon. " Regular $7.00 values nn
95.07 ; reg. $1.00 values. . . : , . 0 1 C
Intermediate prices in proportion.'
0
mm
Is Replete With
Bargains Rare
Save on Merode 1 Purses at
Underwean Third Off
, H
Also on Hose
In a Special Sale
We offer several specials in this best of all Knit
Underwear for women. Save on such standard
grades, such splendidly finished garments are un
usual. Be prompt in coming for your share.
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, low neck, sleeveless
style, knee length; sizes 3, 4 and 5; regular A A
price 85c Friday only .T'VC
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, Merode make, silk
and lisle; low neck, no sleeves, knee length; sizes 3, 4 and 5 regular d A
: $2.21 values', for . .,. : :t . i V , .D 1
KNEfe LENQTH LISLE MERODE UNION SUITS, sleeveless ' style ,nr
worth $1. 2f each; sizes 3 and4 qnly--special .'. .1 7
WOMEN'S HOSE, fast black lisle, all- BOYS' WAISTS, made of dark colored
over lace or boot lace patterns; import- percale or chambray, fast color; will
ed goods; regular 65c values . '30rr not fae; alwavs sol at 5c Q -
special . , Os special I
FANCY HOSIERY Included in the 39c lot are some of the numbers that were on
j sale last Friday; a full assortment of .designs and sizes to choose from, lfp
and as last wee tne P"ce is only. . ' -dsLt
.
Purses and Handbags for
women specialized for Fri-.
day and Saturday. These
are in light or dark colors;,
the leathers, are walrus, seal,
long grain Morocco and va
rious others. The regular
vaiucs are from $6.00 to $20,
Untrimmed Dress
Hats 50c
An opportunity, without par
allel to get a dress hat shape,
for the values run to $5.00
each and the variety of
styles, colors and materials
is immense. There are Cu
ban body hats, chip flats,
horsehair flats, hood hats,
turbans and many others.
There is a full line of colors.
Your choice of the rfl
entire lot at OUC
Kimonos Up to $3.25
Surprising Values
Our entire stock of long and
short Kimonos, worth from $1.25
to $3.25, in an immense Friday
sale. The materials are lawn,
cotton crepe, dotted Swiss or
percale. Some are made plain,
some have bands in plain colors
of same material as garment;
others are trimmed with tucks,
ruffles, lace or embroidery. There
are Dutch necks, dressing sacques or kimono styles. The assortment is one that
will please the exost .critical shopper. If you've use for a house garment, by all
means be on hand. " ' ' .
$1.25 and $1.50 gar-j
r:: 79c
$2.25 and $2.50 gar- $1.75 and $2.00 gar-
?0r::..$i.29fr:: .98c
$2.75 and $3.25 gar-
r::...$i,49'
SUITS 1-3 LESS Continuing for Friday and Saturday the remarkable "reduced
- . i -r -1 1 r e: 1 a 11 . t r
price saic oi au 01 our uuc lauurcu suns, rvu inoucis worm irom fW
to $125 in tailored suits reduced IliuQ
The Kitchen Needs and China (
Skimmers, 11c vals,, 8
Granite Iron Pudding
Pans, regularly worth
:.sp:Ha.' 10c
Granite Iron Dippers,
1-quart size, 18c 1)
values. . IOC
Granite Iron Sauce
Pans, 2-qt. size, - 22c
values, special I A
at 1UC .
Granite Iron Sauce Pans, 4-qt.
size, 30c values.
Tea Pots, 1-quart, 30c values,
special
COFFEE POTS, 3 pints, 38c
values, soecial
DISH PANS. 17c value 50
TEA KETTLES, 8-qt size,
regularly 85c each, special. . . ,
"HALF MINUTE" COFFEE POTS,
1- qt. size, sell regularly at d1 A A
$1.50, Friday l.UU
2- qt. size, $1.75 value 9 1.20
3- qt. size, $2.00 value .$1.35
XAWN MOWERS, 12-inch JA
size; good quality. Special. . $UU
Same,. 16-inch size, special $2.95
LAWN MOWERS with high wheels,
ball-bearing, 18-inch size,
-special. .'
Extra special bargains
in Decorated China. De
sirable shapes, dainty
decorations. , Very mod
estly priced for Friday's
selling.
Fruit Saucers, regularly
worth $1.50 the dozen,
priced Friday
22c
22c
25c
..50
63c
it.
Worth $2.00 the dozen $1.45
Worth $2.50 the, dozen 81.75
Worth $3.50 the dozen $2.40
Plates that sell regularly for $2.25 the
dozen, special Friday JEJ
$2.75 values, the dozen $2.10
$5.50 values, the dozen $3.00
$6.50 values, the dozen $3.25
$7.00 values, the dozen... $3.50
$8.00 values, the dozen $4.00
CHOCOLATE POTS worth J A
75c for. . : ftUC
CHOCOLATE POTS worth f-
$1.50 for OC
CRACKER JARS worth 60c for 30
35c "Sugars and Creamers for .20
SPOON TRAYS worth ?5c for 15
SPOON HOLDERS, 20c values 10
SALAD BOWLS, 25c values for 15
$1.00
S4.75
$1.25 Silks 87c Yard
Dress and Veiling Nets 89c Up
Fancy effects in stripes, checks
and other wanted designs. Dark
or light shades, suitable for
making shirtwaist suits or sep
arate skirts. Worth q
$1.25 yard, special : O C
CREAM NAVY SERGES in
many grades, the favorite fab
ric of the season. Qualities
that sell for $1.00 to $2.50 the
yard are bargainized. The
$2.50 grade $1.89, and so on
to the $1.00 grade, Ol
which is.. QIC
Men's Shirts79cEa. Men's Hose 10c Pr.
100 dozen Shirts in late spring
patterns. Materials are cham
brays or madras. The patterns
are dots, stripes or checks. Ex
cellent values at $1.00 r(k
each, Friday iuC
Black Half Hose of a good
grade. This lot contains 50
dozen pairs of hose that always
sell for 15c, but our price for
Friday is only,
pair
10c
Underwear at 49c Men's Bells 25c Ea.
Underwear for men in Swiss
rib or fancy balbriggan weaves.
75 dozen garments for sale Fri
day and each is worth
75c, special at
49c
Belts to be worn with the '
popular summer shirtwaists.
Black, brown or tan leather
and reg. 35c and 50c -
grades, Friday only.
25c
These Nets are in ecru,
white or black and you may
choose from plain or dotted
effects. We also offer them
in plain nets colors navy,
brown, Copenhagen, green
-arid champagne. Extra good
quality and a very complete
assortment. Use them for
veilings of for the construc
tion of cool and dainty
waists and dresses, or for
yokes. Regular values up to
$1.50 the yard, spe- OA
cial Friday at... 0"C
Regular values up to $2.00
the yard, special Friday
Regular values up to $2.50 Al A
the yard, special Friday d 1 05
EMBROIDERED BATISTE WAIST
PATTERNS Sufficient material for
entire waist, with front, collar and
cuffs embroidered to match, in pleas
ing designs. These were bought at an
unusually low price. They are Clever
up-to-date desigas and regularly worth
$3.50 and $5.00. We offer them Fri
day at a price phenomenally 1 AO
lowchoice IO
SILK GLOVES intlack or
white; all sizes. Sell regu
larly at $1.75 and $2.00 the
pair, special Fri- a
day at
CHIFFON AUTOMOBILE
VEILS and lace hat drapes;
1V2 to 2XA yards long. Good
colorings and splendid quali
ties. Sell regularly at $1.50
to $2.50 each, spe- AO
cial Friday. i 5QC
DRESDEN" RIBBONS with
satin edge ; 5 inches ' wide.
Come in small neat designs.
The colors are pink;''lirht
blue. Copenhagen and all the wanted
spring shades. Very specially )A
priced for Friday at, the yard. . .uC
SHIRTWAIST FRONTS, made of
Irish linen, handsomely embroidered.
Regularly sold at from $3.00 A j (ry
to $5.00 each, Friday only..$l5Jo
Dress Nets and Lace Wai stings
In white or ecru; entire. line birgiinbed;
filet or round mcihea; goodly mortmcnt
of patteme and prices; $1.50 valuee, S9e
$2 values, f 1.29; $2,50 valuee. f 1.69. . ,
Seeing Her
Miss Mi lnef Expert Corsetiere, TwoWws More; Do0 mss
Don't let the opportunity pass; be sure you come to our store while, MISS filftMg is here. Let her give you Ihe benefit ot her years of experi
ence in corset fitting. Assisting MISS MILNE we have iwo of the best corse! filters on the Pacific Coast, permanently employed. WE HAVE
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CORSETS IN PORTLAND FOR YOU TO SELECT FROM. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS RARE CHANCE
FOR EXPERT SERVICE AND BE FITTED WITH A CAREFULLY CHOSEN MODEL FR OM TH E VERY BEST CORSETS ; MADE
. M I ' J
TAKE FISH CASE TO
8pl fUpttck to Tb JoaraaUl ( J
Olrmpl. ;Wwh My 1 1. 8o (rsetttns
that th nftttr b takrn to the upt-m
c.oirt of th Unltl Tt, A. W. I'nw
tvri, Jtturnfy-itfn'Mtil f Oregon, baa
forwarll to AttorncT-Oanar&l John' t.
Atkinson of thla atata eopy of tho
decision of tho aupromt court Of tho
iJJlo.,jPr',r0n nrmlnt tho conviction
of -Christ Nellaon on a charars of vlolat
,n?,n n,,hln 1" f Oregon.
- NellBon Is a resident of tho aUto of
Washington am) was fishing, with, .a
purse net on tho Washington side of
"hlng la licensed
by this state but prohibited by Oregon.
Neilson had tBo requisite , WMhlngton
license. ,(-
" Tht Oregon supreme court held that
where adjoining states havo Concurrent
jurisdiction on tho waters forming their
boundaries. as have Washington and
Oregon,; the Jaws of each state regulat
ing the common right to take fish from
such waters are valid and binding when
not In conflict: that If there la a con
flict, the Uw of that state which la the
v-
most restrictive. In character must pre
vail, and to that extent tho state which
first assumes has- Jurisdiction to the
exclusion of. the other. : .,, -: ;.i
Chief Justice Bean of" Oregon says Jp
this connection: . -
"If this is not so and th Uts of
Oregon and Washington must Join lo
regulations to protect the Ash Industry
on the Columbia river, -a - thing they
have heretofore been unable to oo, the
Hve;: will practically become a common
Ashing ground, without limitation or re
striction) and one of the greatest In
dustries on the -coast bo speedily de
stroyed." .........
Attorney-General Crawford expresses
tho view that tho question Is very Im
portant for. both : states. .. The- entire
subject has ben referred by the attorney-general
of this stste to Assistant
Attorney-General - & C. Macdonald of
Spokane, who represented Washington
In the Columbia rivsr boundary - dis
pute. Mr. Macdonald is requested to
take such measures as he believes right
and proper to protect the interests of
the fishermen orWafchlngtor
Ball Derailed an Engine.
' ' From tho London Standard.
While tbs Andalusian express wii
' . -
traveling at tho rate of Jo miles an,
hour a hull "euddenly appeared on the
line near the village of fcabonales.
Before the driver could pull up the -bull
rushed at tho express with lowered -.h",
nd the Impact ,wa oo terrlflo
that the engine was derailed. The driver
applied the brakes Jusi'in time to pre-'
vent the entire train from falling over "
an embankment. - A fresh engine se-t-ured,
the express proceeded. 1 ,