The Oregon daily journal., June 17, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY "EVENING, 'JUNE 17, ISOS.
Vo Aro Portland Aonts for "K'smo" Ccrcsts 17c Employ tha Only Exp.crt Fitters in tho City Portland Agents for Dutcrlc'.:
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Every IVIixto Arlic!:
At a Reduced Price
Sjj For Medium ani Slender Fxstifcsj
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7 s-'.n ill V7 v- W4Jf J ft tht all Nemo .-.f;
feyPMy -V S&vJtfTf ) Corset, ;arei
-.v.-.v: X Cn for stout womaa.' 1;
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TTONT THINK.
ji grf that all Nemo :
J" :.TT4.'Uorse.ta ;are ;
for stout woman, !
: though orer a mlK
v lion stout women
will wear no cor. '
aet but the famous
'Self-Rednciwr."
yUR sew 'Back-Resting Corset is
JfJ designed for medium end slender
-.r figures. It supports the very spot
where you need it moat the small of
the bock; It relieves backache nice
matrle. " The back steels cannot turn
. and diar into the flesh the back-rest-
ingstraps prevent this. And it gives
'i the Mnew figure" to perfection.
' No. 351 BACK-RESTING CORSET,
lor medium and slender a a a
figures; sizes 18 to W..-.. ww .
Tested and proved sold under our fall guarantee to do all we alalia.
I
A f CQ Cf The favorites, Nos. 812 and 314, of which nearly
XXV'OaUv a million pairs were, sold, in ,907; and for women who
want the new "slender-hip", effect are the two new r "Flatning-Back"
models, Nos; 318 and 320, at the, same price. V1 v
A f . (Trt Cfl : Somewhat finer are the . Mercerized ''Brocaded Cor
Xa.1 PJJ sets, Nos. 516 and 518,. the French Coutil . corsets
with bust supporters, No. 6y; and the beautiful new "Flatmng-Back
model, No. 517. 4i , ,
A 4- CTl O For women of luxurious tastes, who have paid $15 to $25
XXl'P-Lvf for imported corsets, is the superb No. lOOO with "Flat-rung-Back--and
the new"D0plex Strapsi" at f lO. This n the finest
corset that can be made superior in every respect' to .the best that
come from France. It will do wonders .for. any stout . figure, giving
it the graceful lines, of youth."- " ; v'-"
White Sale of Lace Curtains
Entire stock of Lace Curtafns on sale at interesting price's. Third Floor.'
White Nottingham Lace Curtains, all the most popular designs in Brus
sets ,of heavy borders,. p?iti ' '-P andL60 inches wide, 3 yards long:
$1.25 Curtains, per pair, 95
1J50 Curtains, per pair, y xjlo
$2.00 Curtains, per pair, 31.58
&.50 Curtains, per pair, 1.00
$1.75 Curtains, per pair, $1.31 )3.00 Curtains, per pair, 2.35
White Net Curtains, Clunys,- Marie-Antouiettes, Brussels and Reinais
sance all the handsomest designs and: best grades; and great values.
$12.80 Curtains, pair, 3 0.85
$15.00 Curtains, pair, $11.75
$20.00 Curtains, pair, y 15.85
$5.00 Curtains, per pair, $3.95
$7.50 Curtains, per pair, $5.85
$10 Curtains,, per pair, $7.90
2,000 - paira "of white Lace'- Curtains Clunys, Marie " Antoinettes and
braided effects; on plain nets, with linen borders and edges; , 0 QC
special; purchase enables us to -offer $4-00 values. at, pair.. Vi0
All white Curtain Materials on sale at low June White Sale prices. Mail
' orders will receive prompt attention.
Jane Sale of DlanketaThird Floor
5000 PAIRS OF FINE WHITE COTTON BLANKETS
10- 4 size," regular $0.75 "values, special at," the pairi i'Vi'.'.'.'.'i'.li '.63
11- 4 size, regular $1.CJ0 values;. special. at, Jhe'piif,. i..;...f .87
11- 4 size, regular $1.25 values, special at, the pair....... .......f 1.12
12- 4 size, regular $175 values, special at, the pair .i ..... i 81.43
5000 PAIRS WHITE WOOL BLANKETS Colored Borders
10- 4 8ize,'regular $ 3.00 values; special at,thfija!r-i';V.rii,-.f..a.5K'
11- 4 size, regular $ 3.25 values specialt, the ; pair . v . f 2.65
11-4 size, regular $ 4.00 values special at, the pair 1 .... . J ........ f 3.1 7
11-4 size, regular $ 5.50 values, special at, the pair.'. .'. . . . ........ f 4.65
11-4 size, regular $ 6.00 values, special at, the pair.. i.,;.i.,;..f 5.17
11-4 size, regular $ 7.00 values, special at, the pair ....i... 5.83
11-4 aize, regular $ 7.50 values, special at, the pair.vi'AV'.i4.f 6.13'
11-4 size, regular $10.00 values,-special at,:the paif;ii.,.;,.r..;..f8.72
All our -extra ' fine Saxony Wool : Blankets on" sale ' at 'greatly reduced
prices $12.05 to $18.00 a pair.j- On Fourth Floor.
Custom Shade and Drapery Work 6ur: specialty. Best, materials and
workmanship. Lowest jprices guarnteed,Expert drapers 'at your service.
E6'MHn3'irad.''-B,esk Waists
Fr ;Tiiig!irsd(fly-s;:':elBn'itig
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In the big Waist Store- Second Floor For' tomorrow's selling ' we place on sale a
wonderful bargain in high-class Dress Waists About 100
' 1 0I the lot All we could get from New York's
largest and best manufacturer Not enough of them for a
riday Surprise Sale so we offer them for Thursday shop
pers Included will be found, all our Irish crochet , waists,
iigurca nets, laces, cniiion ciotn ana messaune biiks aa are
handsomely trimmed in point de Paris lace, embroidered
filet, silk medallions, applique, venise, maltese. chantilly,
hand-embroidery Jabots with lace edging, fancy silk cord
and, velvet bands Sleeves in three-quarter " length, " full
length, butterfly, kimono and ruffled effect White, cream
tan, Copenhagen, green, brown, blue ' and black all new
Mi fL ' m
exclusive dress and evening , waists
Values up to $35 On sale tomorrow
$1 145
See Fifth-Street Window Display Plan to Be Here Early
Ow Amml "Jwe Sale", off
Woiateiu s Miiclm Underwear
Women's fine cambric and nainsook Drawers, trimmed in fine embroideries, VaL snd torchon laces,
tucks, headings. and ribbons. Great assortment, matchless values, on sale at the following prices;
60c . Drawers at, pair, 39 II 75c Drawers at, pair, 49
$1.25 Drawers at, pair, 79
$2.50 Drawers at, pair, $1.69
$5-$6 Drawers at, pair, $3.93
Women's fine cambric, lawn and nainsook Corset Covers, trimmed,
in laces, tucks, embroideries medallions, beading and ribbon; in
pretty styles; and great variety? unusual values, at these low prices!
$1.50-$1.75 Drawers at, 98
$3.75 Drawers at, pair, $2.43
$7.50-$9 Drawers, pair, $5.75
$1.00 Corset Covers, at . 73e
$1.50 Corset Covers, at 98jfr
$1.75 Corset Covers, at $1.19
$2.00 Corset Covers, at $1.39
25c s to $1.00 Corset Covers
$2.50 Corset Covers, at $1.79
$3.00 Corset Covers, at $1.98
$3.50 Corset Covers, at $2.43
Corset Covers up to, pr, $25
all at reduced
prices
Women's fine white Petticosts of the very best materials, made
with wide flounces and trimmed in clusters of tucks, insertion, bead
ing and ribbons, lace and deep embroidery flouncings; separate dust
ruffles. Great special value, at tne following very low prices:
$1.25 Petticoats for 98
$1.75-$2 Petticoats $1.33
$2.50-$3 Petticoats $1.98
$10-$11 Petticoats $7.15
Petticoats up to . $100 at
$3.50-$4 Petticoats $2.98
$5-$8.50 Petticoats $3.90
$8.50 Petticoats for $5.50
$13.50 Petticoats at $8.50
at greatly reduced prices
Women's fine cambric, nainsook and muslin gowns, made low,
round and square neck; shorty puff and flowing sleeves; also
high neck and long sleeves; trimmed in fine embroideries, laces,
lace tucks, insertion, beading and ribbons; made full length and
width, enormous assortm t and wonderful vals. at special prices:
$1.50-$1.75 Gowns 98
$2-$2.50 Gowns at $1.49
$3.00 Gowns, only. $1.98
$3.50 Gowns, only $2.67
$444.50 Gowns for $2.98
60c to $1.50 Gowns all
$5-$6.50 Gowns, at $3.90
$8.50 Gowns, only $53
$12.50 Gowns for $6.98
$18.50 Gowns for $9.98
Gowns on sale up to $75
at greatly reduced prices
Women's fine'esmbric and nainsook Chemise and Combination Corset Cover and Short Skirts; very
pretty styles, trimmed in fine embroideries, VaL an d torchon laces, tucks, beading, insertion and rib
bons; made with fitted and plain backs and trimmed aklrts; marvelous values. On sale as follows-.
$2.50 and $3.00 Garments at, each,' $1.69 $70 Garments on sale at, special, $5.6
$3.50 and $5.00 Garments at, each, $2.98" $10.00 Garments on sale at, special. $7.15
Women's short white -Underskirts, made of cambr ic with ;; hemstitched tucked ruffles and lace and
embroidkry:trimed ruffles. Beautiful garments and jrreat values, on sale at the following low prices j
60c 'Underskirts; each49 ! $1.00 Underskirts, each, 83 $1.75 Underskirts at $li22
75c Underskirts, each 63 $1.25 Underskirts, each, 98 $2.00 Underskirts, at $1.67
A magnificent line of 3 and 4-piece Trousseau Matched Sets, trimmed in very fin laces and embroid
eries, tucks, medallions, insertions, headings, ribbons; exquisite styles and assortm't; $7.50 to $100 vaL
June Saleswomen's French Underwe
i ' i,. 1 ' i, 1 ,, 11 1 , i;. ' "' .m n', ,i i ,,.;.:-
Greatly reduced pricea--hahd-made and hand-embroidered effects; largest, handsomest display" in city.
Chemise, ' 98c to $13.50, at reduced prices II Skirts $2.98 to $75.00, at reduced prices
Gowns, $2.50 to $37.00, at reduced pricei Corset Covers, $1.25 to $8.80, low priced
Great reductions on infants' and children's dresse and white wear of all kinds.' 2d floor.-Mail orders.
$ 3.00 Veils at. EacSy S9c
Great- iSalo of Gaiiso Fans
- " . - - r- For today and tomorrow we
" J ," S place on sale a great special lot
i . of 2000 beautiful Auto , Veils
and lace hat drapes 3 yds, and
V.',v, -ixa yas. long au new pretty
'iXf gtyles . in . white, black, brown,
t tan, pink, light blue, navy, red
Wi nd gray vals. to $2 Q Q
- r on sale at low price of O
Great' special June , White Sale of
Spangled Gauze Fans, suitable for
v v
; , - hl -u ..
v graduation exercises and gut
very larse assortment of orettv
styles and exceptional values at
the'iollowing extraordinary prices:
$2.75 F ANS AT. Ea. $1.19
$3.50-$4.50 lANSt $1.87 $5.Q0-$7.50 FANS, $3.98
Infants-Children's 50c Hosiery , 1 7c
Today and tomorrow a great offering of 3,600 pairs "of!.! Children's and
Infants' Lace Hose, beautiful i patterns, grand variety; black, white,
light blue, pink, red, tan, champagne; sizes 4 to 9. fit children 3 '17
months to 16 years; regular 50c values, on sale at, pair ...... 1 1 C
Great Sale Lawn and Porch
Furniture, Swings 3d Floor
1 1':0t
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Children's Lawn Swing, for 2 children $9.00 values ..............87.35
Children's Lawn Swing, for 4 children; $11 value ..............$9.25
48-inch green or weathered oak Porch Swings, with chains complete:
regular $10,000 value; on sale at the low price of, each 88.25
42-inch green or oak Swings; $9.00 values, on tale at 87.35
Folding and Reclining Oak Porch Swings, can be laid out flat; regular
li.uu values; on saie at tne very low price ot ............ ...,,.if.S5
Hammock or Reclining Chairs; $1.25 value, at the low price of . ..05
Reclining Chairs with arms and footrest, each ...... .81. lO and 81.23
"Vudor", Porch Hammocks; $3.50 values, at the low price of ...82.95
6-foot weathered oak Porch Swings; $17.50 values, at.." 814.35
4-foot Folding Garden Benches; $2.50 values, at $1.95
3-foot Folding Garden Benches; $1.50 values, at, each .."..L,.. ...95
Green bent wood Porch Settees; $5.00 values, at the low price of $3.95
$6.00 "Comfort" Chairs, on sale at the, low price of, each ......$4.05
All our Porch Furniture, including chairs, rockers, settees tabourettes,
etc, on saie at special prices this weeic Mammocks at very interesting
prices. Third Floor. -
WHITE. HOS'RY II WHITE OXF'DS
3000 paira of women's
white Lace Hosiery,
beautiful patterns in
boot and all-over lace
effects; great variety
to select .from; sizes
84 to 10; regular 65c
and 75c values; ' on
sale: at, the; pair ;42f
Women's plain white
Lisle Hose, full fash
ioned leg: and footj
sizes SM to 10; best
regular 35c values, on
sale at, pair;. . y87
Boys'! and girls', good
quality . white ribbed
Lisle Hose, sizes 5 to
10; 25c value ...18
Infants' 'white cash-.
mere Stockings, sizes
4 to VA a great spe
cial at, per pair'21.
Regluar $2.00 White
Oxfords on sale at.
the pair ......$1.29
Regular $2.50 White
Oxfords .; on sale at,
:the ,pair-.'i:..$65
Regular $3.00 1 White
Oxfords, . on sale at,
the pair ., 82.19
3,000 pairs of misses' i
and ' children's white
Canvas Oxfords in
blucher , styles, all
sizes; great values;
pr.. 65, 75. 85
LAWN M'WERS
16-in. Lawn,
$4.00 values
12-in., Lawn
$5.25 values
16-in. Lawn
$8.00. values
owerfti
..83.28
Mowers
..$4.19
Mowers,
..$5.95
TABLE LIKSNS
All . our regular $1.00
Table Damask, full
72 ; inches , wide, best
patterns exceptional
value ate yard .82
AH our handsome new
$1.25 Table Damask,
;at, yard 1 .98
.All our regular $1.50
!Table 1 Damask . on
sale ar?: yard 81.28
Air$1,7S '.Table 5 Da
mask, at, yd SI. 22
All $2.00 Table Da
mask, at, yd. $1.C4
A1J our regular $2.00
Napkins, best quality
and patterns, at, spe
cial, dozen ... $1.48
$2.50 Napkins at, per
dozen ... ...f 2.12
$3.50 Napkins at, pr r
' dozen ,',$2.C3
OREGOH GIRL
- AWARDED! HEDAL
Miss Esther Halt of Colton
Eewarded for Good Work
at the Art School. ; '
" (Spdl Plptch' to Th JoorU
Bt' Louis, June 17. :Mlss Either
Hult, Colton, Or., who has been study
ing sculpture In the St Louis School
of Fine Arts. Nineteenth and Locust
streets, St. Louts, wa one of the medal
tudents of that Institution thl year.
MIks Hult received the second highest
honor, a bronie medal.- for her excel
lent work in the life sculpture class. -
M!ss Hulr Is a serious student and
possesses a marked talent' for her
chosen branch of art work. The fac
ulty and board of control of the school
take pride in Hiss Hult'a work and
look for , her further suocess. ...
Last year was Miss H-ult'a first year
In the school, when she received a
bronse medal for her work In the an
tique modeling class. ' . . ' . .
tllss Hult has returned to her home
in Colton. She is accompanied by Miss
Carolina Risque of 6t. Louis, a .talented
young sculptor. Miss Risque will re
main the guest of Miss Hult during
the summer, when they ..will both re
turn to Bt. . Louts to . finish their art
course. '. ... . . . , ,'. -
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. llilton smd Freewater Teachers.
; r (Special Plspatrh to Tfit Jonraal.) -
Milton, Or., June 17. The teachers
for the coming year in the Milton pub
lto schools have been elected, aa fol
lows: Professor C. EL Toung, eighth
and ninth grades; Mrs. Kelly, seventh;
Miss Arlie Kouslne, ' sixth;- Miss Ida
Ptorley, fifth; Miss Esther Compton,
third and fourth; Miss Laura Bruce,
first and second. At Freewater, Miss
Delia Hudson will teach the third and
fourth grades and Miss Delia Samuels
the first and. second grades, ,
CHARLES TROUP
HAS
DISAPPEARED
Eoseburg Man Missing and
Friends AreMnch Wor-
ried Over Absence,'
; (Special Dispatch to The JonrnaL)
Roeeburg, - Or " June 17. Charles
Troup, who lived about three jnllea
south bf this city, is missing, and his
whereabouts is a' mystery. He left
hoifie about 8:80 Sunday morning with
his flshlnsr pole, presumably to go down
to a favorite spot along the Umpqua
to spend the day fishing, not leaving
any word with the family other than
that he was going1 fishing. It Is thought
possible that Troup has run away from
home, aa it has been learned that he
has been in the habit of leaving- home
remaining for days without leaving any
word as to his whereabouts. Thla is
either one of his freak trips, or ha has
been drowned, or possibly haa met with
foul play. : . . . , .
FARMER HEWITT IS
ROBBED AT PENDLETON
- - - : . ..
(Special DUpatea to The JranaL)
Pendleton, Or, June 17. George Hew
itt, a fanner of Helix,, who had been
here ' several flays, coming from La
Grande, where be had been of late, was
robbed of 1300 by some party known to
him who accompanied him to a room in
a lodging-house In thlr city last night
He was under the Influence of liquor,
but saya he knows he had the money
on him and is sure the party who was
with him took It while assisting him to
undress.. He - refuses to divulge this
person's name, thoush officers seem to
know It and are working on the' case.
LIOIIEL JOHIISOil
IDS II! FRISCO
Former Portland Newspaper
Man Marries Mrs. ETetyn '
M. Jones, a Calif ornian.
, '- (Special DUpatea to The Journal.) - -
Ban Francisco, June 17. It was made
public today that Lionel A. Johnson of
the San' Francisco Examiner, formerly
;,of Portland. Or., was married the. day
before .yesterday to Mra Evelyn II.
Jones of this city. . Mr. Jofuisoa Is a
popular newspaper man and Mrs. Jones
Is a woman of fine accomplishments and
la well known here., . -,
Lionel A. Johnson was for many
years a member of the staff of the
Evening Telegram of this city. He was
an excellent . ntwimiier man nf v.r.
well known among Oregonians, Two
years co no leri I'ortiana for the pur
pose ot accepting a position on the
Honolulu Star. After leaving the Etar,
Mr.. Johnson Joined the staff of the Ban
Francisco CalL later arolnar tn T.n An
geles with" the Examiner, from whence
no was xransrerrea to the stafr of Mr.
Hearst's .- San .Francisco daily. Mr.
Johnson's many friends in Oregon will
offer him their best wishes la his matrimonial-
career. -
Low 'Excursion Rates to
.' Eastern .Points
The dates of sale are; '
? June 19. 20.
July 6, 7. 28. IS. . ' . .
Aus-ust 8, 7. 21. 23.
: Canadian Pacific is the road. For full
particulars regarding rates and .'vnru
ble. routes offered apply at local of.ico,
142 Thira street. - - "
KILLED BY A LOG
ROLLING OVER II
Frank Qulgley Losee Life at a C
sop County Logging Cnmp
MaiTioi Three Weeks Ago.
(Special Ptspateb to The Jonrnnl.l
Astoria, Or, June 17. Frank :.
ley was instantly killed r
the Sorenson Lofrgtnjr compant's i
at Seaside by a losr r'Mn -r n:'r t !
had been In the mply t ,
for several year.. -.l ii r
a careful man. i:a -,n t, -is i .
three weeks atro-
Boston C ! ' l A'l r -7
To arrange th r ' - r ! ' i f
Ins- guoils st'-' "' i
tm n and - o 1
this matuinoei , . 1,1
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