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13 the mxcm baiey Tuumxu roir. FRIDAY . EVENING, JUNE 5, 1SC3. COAST 0,1GialZATIOII OF P1ITEI18 MM m rr3 rz m -Ml U V - it AgSr Jjt&. '" FREE . Patterns ., ; ; rKp ;.t a lUtCnJ I Jv v ' . . ' . trn foes free. Visitors to Rose Festival;; v r.:-Make This. ; -Store Your Headquarters v 25c Dimities 15c . lingerie Waists af 12Mc Percales '8c, Half :'y OCTri Ral"icfiJ 1 7s"1 About 200 more' of manufacturers' sample Waists JL Uull31X I ll in Swis, linen, lawtv etc, all the latest styles, ; ' i - : , . . ' ; i t: , trimmed in tucks, laces and open embroidery 200. pieces Dimities and Organdies, with large or 'JSS?. B.e. ?... .V'.TIoNE HALF : small figures, , very 3esirable. . for summer ;:, 1 ! " "', "" r - J dresses;' value 25c, special for this; weekve , f ' C ! - 100 pieces' imported Percale, for kimonos nd , .$'H" UllO til : wrappers; regularly worth 12c this week, the .- ', Mff ' ' yard ......v.,.., .'.t -'.j?' I Iflll 100 pieces new designs in bordered Batiste, very -"-".V v'f' ! ti-' " ' . '. . ..' F . . - . ... . .. . -e 94 more left, manufacturers' samples m tailor popular this summer, in alj desirabje colors; 25c ade ,B(1 fhirtwaist Suits, no two alike; values r . value, this week, the yard... ....17 up to $38, choice.;. ...... ...ONE-HALF OFF ii ' Reg. '10c Dress Fasteners; card.4 $1.75, $2.00 Silk Gloves $1.28 I t! W Wp'm P'n' 240 pairs ladies' 16-button pure silk Gloves, reinforced tip, double Reg,i5c;l)oir,Pnt.,.....,.j stitched throughout; white, black, brown, tan, gray and slate; val- Reg. 10c Needle Books ? uesup to $2.......... ................... .....f 1.28 Reg; 5c linen-Tape Measure.. ;.&4 ' , " ';', lyyyy; . ; .i' V .-. . uy , . SSSSgS ;. $2.00 Ladies' Oxfords $1.29 ' Reg. 15c Whisk Broom.. Lot 1 Ladies' black Oxford Ties, made of 'fine grade rici Hd, Reg. 10c Machine Oil.. ..4 , Blwcher cut style, light pr medium'sole; value $2, Carnival bar Reg. 8c Castile Soap...... 4 gain at, the pair........................ ..1.29 Reg. 12c box Toilet Soap, box..7 . . - T ,. , . , . . . A , Reg. 5c Glycerine Soap. . i S Z? f tBf 03tIuS' w,t f tUrned 8ol?; Reg. 25c Colgate Talcum Powder. worth 2S0' Carnival price at, the pair. .......;.1.89 on sale 16e Lot 3 Ladies' patent kid Oxfords or 3-button style; regular $3.50 Paper Pins, any size..... If value, special for the balance of this week, the pair...... ..2.98 Members Declare : It Is No Their Purpose Arbitrarily ' to. Fix, Prices. ; Out of the convention of the master printers who have been ta session at the Commercial club for two daya ha come tne Weetern Master Prtntera aMOcla tton. ; A constltutloQ and set of bylaws were adopted and S. C. Beach, of Port land, was choaen president; J. M, Xo- aeraon, oaorameoto, vloe-presldent: AI B. Howe. Taooma. secretary; K. R. Reed. Portland, assistant aeeretarv; - T. na. oorn. can - s rancisco, treasurer." ' ' The object of the new organization Is to Inform the members on affnlra nnn. cemlng- the printing; business along the coast and W no way. say the members. is ii me istenuoQ or tne association arbitrarily to fix prices. The associa tion will have Its own publication to oe Known as tne Franklin Printer which will , be published at San Francisco. . - No meetina; nlace for nest vear was decided upon yesterday, and the matter will be left to a vote of the entire mem- oersnip or tne airterent associations af filiated with the western association. rouowinx are tne members or tha man. arlna- committee: J. A. Borden. Al n. Howe, 8, C. Beach,, Joseph' M. Ander son ana usoorn. ., . COLLIDIIIG EKES TOniGHT'S FEATURE VesnTius Show, in 'Portland Ends With t Saturday Performance. The box sectlos at "Vesuvius was crowded last night by officers of the war fleet and friends, and about B.000 other friends filled the new grandstand at Multnomah field In a manner most gratifying to the enterprising: local 'man agement, which went to enormous ex pense to brlnsr the spectacle to Portland. Appropriate fireworks were riven and the vast audience ' was delighted with BOY WHO ADVERTISES SELLS SANDWICHES; QUIET YOUTH FAILS . The Jogio of energy and the advant ages of advertising were well Illustrated at the automobile road race yesterday at the cross country .track. ' The Illus tration was In the form of a city boy and a farmer youth, both of whom were engaged tn the ham sandwich business. The farmer boy was backward. He wasn't there with the big spiel and he walked quietly through tne great crowds of people without -a word of advice as to the greot benefits to be derived from eating one of his sliced buna with a tis. sue of ham between. The country boy was artless enough to think of the Idea of peddling ham sandwiches, but he iirsglned that the people would buy without being urged in the least. The young man from the rural district: showed conclusively that he t was a "boob' when It came to disposing of gooda te the publio. : i : , The city boy talked a blue streak and told his wares as fast as he could re plenish his basket He did a ' great business and made' money hand over fist. , No one escaped bis notice. He waa persistent In his efforts and did not give up until the races were over and the last person had left the field. : - Whilst the farmer boy - went around with a full basket the city boy did all the business. And simply because he advertised. The country, boy's sand wiches were probably Just as good and fresh as those of his opponent. But he didn't advertise and at night took home nearly ail the ham and buns that he had expected to sell. DELEGATES SOON' OX WAY TO CHICAGO 4 Delegates to tha Republican nation al convention to be held In Chicago June 1 are preparing to leave Oregon to be on the ground for the opening- of the convention. R. E. Williams of Dallas, C A. Sehl breds of Marshfleld. from the First congressional district; C O. Huntley of Oregon , City, delegate at large, and Asa B. Thomson of Echo, from the Sec ond district; will leave for Chicago to morrow. Dr. H. W. Cos, a delegate from the Second district, leaves for Chicago today. A. K. Gilbert of Balem, a. delegate at large, will leave during the first of next week, while Judge George H. Williams will leave Thurs day. Judge Williams may second the nomination of William H. Taft for. the presidency. . .. . , . s y'i- tm Satw to Chloaffo. "'.'h 'Rxtremely low rates to Chicago and other eastern points on sale June 6 and I; va Chicago and Northwestern line. For full Information apply R. v. Holder, general agent. 15S Third street the big display, as well as with ths Sintering pageantry, the . acrobatic sports, the thrilling eruption and burn ing of the tnlmlo city. Two bl st locomotives are. to collide at tonight's entertainment and the fire works feature wlU be as big and pleas ing ss heretofore. Tomorrow night is the closing performance of the spec tacle, and the program will include a fireworks portrait of one of the most popular Modern woodmen of the World. Children are given an opportunity both rights to attend for 25 cents and occupy any portion of the grandstand. . LORD MAYOR LOSES JOB FOR SMOKING Vesuvius Management Hor rified by Unexpected Con duct of Official. We are offering EVERY DAY in the year the two greatest lines, of clothi ing in the United States ; At I I LW MS ' We show hundreds of suits-the ; . equal of any suit sold .'elsewhere in the city at $15 Guaranteed in every way Your ; moriey - refunded if-not satisfactory: At' a mi i im : ' - ' .x if liV AVe show- suits that are marked in uptown windows;; at $20 aind $25f Come in and. make us .prove it.; ' : WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO V if-' 1 't MOYER: 3niand:Oak 1st and Yamhill us There was on alight hitch last night at Pain's "Vesuvius" spectacle. One of the specially engaged actors, who as sumes the dignified role of lord mayor of Naples, appeared at times to have stage- fright while again he showered more attentions upon the Queen of Italy than upon her royal consort The climax came when he lighted a stogie In the presence of the priests and the cardinal besides. No one bat Old Vesuvius" himself Is allowed to moke within the fireworks enclosure, and for any one, even the lord mayor, to break this rule, quickly brought the at tention of the ubiquitous stare director. Dr. Bernard, who diagnosed his case as over-indulgence In lemonade or " some thing stronger, and declared the position of lord mayor as vacated permanently at least so far as the late Incumbent la concerned. - Tonight there may be but 148 local participants on the big stage, unless one of the several newspaper men getting up courage to see "Vesuvius" In action from Dehind the scenes, makes a debut as his lordship. ' - The healing beaaehold Temedy. flstin skfn mam should always be handr. SBe. - ' ASTORIA FISHERMAN . , CATCHES AEROLITE 4 - . -1 (Special Dispatch to The JoorsalV . . Astoria, Or June 5r A very peculiar catch was last evening made by. a gill- net fisherman who . was ' fishing for ecnmiars coia storage, tie naa neen fishing In the vicinity of Sand island and when picking up his .net he not load It contained something very heavy and thought It was an Immense salmon but to his dismay found it - to ' be a- large round rock.' As Its appearance was so recullar he - brought It to the cannery, t weighs 75 pounds and was about 10 inches In diameter and practically glob ular, with rough surface like a piece of metal tnat ,nad suaaeniy cooiea rrom a white heat It Is undoubtedly an- aero lite - It will be sent to some soientlflo Institution, probably the' Smithsonian. . : Save the Discbunt. . 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