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Newspaper Page TextTHlT OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24. 1908. Agents "Kfcmo" Corsets, La Grccquo CorcetsGocscrd "Lace Front" Corsets, "Estello0 Corsets Complete Stock and Experts to Fit Yen ' -IM- l U- " " llll ill II III . . ....... "',"'" . ' " "' : ' ' " ' ' (T . . '. ' iJ" "' ' ' Ul ' " " '"" 'J'" ( "" - Meier k) IFVaiiifc Store's 'Spiie WbStePays'-E Only Three Days More of the Sab Every White Article at Low Prices $3.0 Axmmsfer:R!igG B 9.6;5 32 Body Druscels-afe $22.10 1 ...... . i i , f ' . . 1 i r 1 1 s?) g45 Wilton Rugs $32 4 o ...... , '., . , " .'. . , ; . .. V $30 Wilton Elugsg36 A sale extraordinary of room-sixe Ruga in the rfsx g r carPet ,tore aU thla week A great -. rni special purchase direct from two of the largest .Ji nd best mills in the country Very best quali- W?1 "ilf v"-ai waigiia aim ywuimga m a paving pi g II fully one third on regular prices Included are K-"?'! Axminsters, Royal Wiltons, and Body Brussels, --J"i copies of real Oriental rugs Great assortment to 2 v select from And all are 0x12 feet in size, choice ruga at little cost Mail orders filled 3rd Floorl Regular $32 Body Brussels, 9x12 ft.... $22.10 Regular $30 Axminsters, 9x12 ft.....,$10.G5 Regular $45 Royal Wiltons, 9x12 ft.... $32.00 Regular $50 French Wiltons, 9x12 f (...836.00 upturn i-&JKrP ". 4 H.. I -V rhiMffUf $3.50 and $3.00 Parasols on Sale at 93c Each 50,000 Yds. Printed Voilgs23c Values 12c Today and tomorrow a great special sale of 50,000, yd. of handsome hew summer Wash fab rics at half value. Printed voiles, Swisses, batistes, dimities and lawns all new this seasons' materials, of the best design and coloring. Regularise materials. Best wash goods ,Ol bargain of the season today and tomorrow at the very low price of, the yard...,,l&2C GMcerneG At a Bis Saving Domino Sugar, $-lb.; box, on;sal.0 Granulated Sugar, 16 Ibsi for.,fl.OO Victor Flour, none betteri sptV,l35 Gold Medal Flour special atrlfl.M 1- lb. can of Baratavia Shrimps at. 10 2- lb. can of Baratavia Shrimp.s-.at.20f 3 cans of Old Dutch Cleanser at., 25 Mb. jar Chipped Beef, special. at.25 Dundee's, Marmalade on sale at.. 25 10-lb. sack of Graham Flour at..26 10-lb. sack Whole Wheat( Flour at. 28 Quart bottle Welch rape Juice. .42 Pine: Welch; Grape Juice, bottle. . 23 Durkee's Salad, Dressing, 10250, 45 2 2-lb. cans of Van Camp's Fork and Beans, on sale at this low price .25 3 1-lb. cans of Spanish-American Pork and Beans, on sale, special, at.. .25 Duffey's Apple Juice Vinegar at..20 Underwood's $4 -lb. can of Deviled Ham on sale at this low price, the can. 15 -lb. can of Underwood's Deviled Ham at this special low price, the can. 25 3 packages Jello on sale at, special. 25 3 packages Malta-Vita on sale at. 25 M. St F. Mocha & Java Coffee, lb. 23 2 cans A. & L. Oysters, special at. .25 2 cans Stag Peaches on sale at.. 35 3 cans Carnation Cream, special at. 25' 1-lb. pkg. Unsweetened Chocolate. 42 Hot Food Without Fire, atrcan..X5 One Minute Tapioca at, package,. 10 2 packages Cream of Wheat for. ,35 2 1-lb. cans of Minced Clams, spl. 25 54-lb. can Minced Clams, speciaL .10 1-lb. can Ghirardelli's Ground Choco late, on sale at, special, the can. 30 Tift Miner's Ground Chocolate at. 26 $55 Suits 027.45 Each S 40 Suits SI 8.45 Each Women's high-class Tailored Suits, plain tail ored, and fancy garments of the latest fashion;, coats-trimmed to silk, satin, lace, and braid, .with Vest effects; mandarin i and kimono sleeves, plain tailored garments, stched and strapped and with plain 'coat sleeves; skirts are gored and . full pleated, materials are Panama cloth, chiffon. Eng. serge and fancy voiles; navy blue, black,. Copenhagen, tans, browns, A r fancy checks and stripes; $55 vals.tfaW e43 Lot 2 Women'i fancy Tailored Suits, in fan cy voiles, chiffon cloths, panamas; coats fancy . braid-trimmed, with silk Dresden vests, lace trimmed; skirts are full pleated and trimmed withholds; regular values up to fclQ jit $40.00 a suit; your choice, suit. . . .plOrO Lot 3 Women's and misses Tailored Suits, plain and fancy coats, silk braid-trimmed and vest effects; also stitched and strapped seams; skirts gored and pleated; misses' garments are semi-fitting and box style; plain tailored or fancy collar and cuffs; full pleated skirts. Best materials and full line of popular djf C flA colors; reg. $28 val., at, suit ..9lQUU Great Sale Toilet Paper 10,000 rolls of Toilet paper The Leader sp'l, 3 roll; 33 dozen rolls; f2.49 100 rolls. 10,000 rolls of "Krecht" Toilet Paper, special, 4 a roll; 43 dozen rolls; f 3.49 100 rolls. 10,000 rolls of "Ondawa" or "Knickerbocker" paper, on special sale at these very low prices: 4 roll; 48f dosen rolls; $3.59 100 rolls. "Okayed" Toilet Paper, large rolls; special 6 roll; 63 dozen rolls; f4.98 100 rolls. "Imperial" Toilet Paper, 13-oar. rolls, on sale S a roll 83 dozen rolls; f 6.49. 100 rolls. "Ondawa" or Knickerbocker Paper, in large rolls, now on sale at these low special prices: 9 roll; 94 dozen rolls; 87.49 100 rolls. "Imperial Toilet Paper, packages with hook: 4 a roll;, 43 dozen rolls; 83.49 100 rolls. Portland's Greatest G!w: Sale Matchless : Array of Bargains 5I.75-S2.00 Silk Gloves $1.12 Pr. 50,000 pairs of women's high-class long silk gloves, Kayser, Niagara, Amsterdam, Gloversville and other standard makes. Best grade Mi lanese silk, double finger tips; black, white and aU thf Uarlinir shades; sizes 5j4 to 8; the best regular $1.75 (1 19 and $2.00 values, on sale at very low price of, pair.. 10,000 Prs. Silk Gloves 37c Pr. 10,000 pairs of 2-clasp short Silk Gloves, double finger tips; black, white and colors, all sjzes, 5j4 to 7; all the standard makes; the best regular 75c Values, on sale at this Q7 ridiculously low price, pair take advantage of sale.. .Of C $4.50 Kid Gloves at $2.75 Pr. 2,000 pairs of women's fine French Kid Gloves, prime kid; black, tan, brown, navy, green and red; every pair fully guaranteed; sizes Syi to. 7j4; the, best regular 0 nc $4.50 values, on sale at this low price, per pair ..... At 57c a Pair 5,000 pairs of women's 16 button length lisle thread Gloves, black, white; sizes to 7J4; the best $1 val ues; buy alt you want C7 of them at, the pair 9f v At;78c a Pair ltOOO pairs of large Gauntlet Driving Gloves, also Auto Gloves, in dressed and un dressed kid; sizes 5JS to 8yi; value, extraordinary at this low price, the pair I OC At $1.87 Pair 2,000 pairs of women's 16 button length Kid Gloves, jn black, white, brown, green,' navy and red; sizes 5 to 7Vi; best $3.50 val- 01 Q7 ues, at, the pair. ... PlOf $1.25 CLOVES 37c 5,000 prs. 2-clasp Kid Gloves in black, white, red, gray and brown; sizes 5ft to 8; the best regular $1.25 values on sale at this wonder- Cf fully low price, pair Jlv At $1.47 Pair 1,000 pairs women's 16-but-ton length Chamois Gloves, white and natural; sizes Syi to 7; the best regular $3.00 values, on sa)e at, d An special, the pair pJLi At 93c a Pair 2,000 pairs women's 1-clasp Cape Walking Gloves, Dent style, tans only; best shades, sizes Syi to 7; regular $1.25 values, on sale at this AO low price, the pair,... rOC Men's Gloves Perrin'J hand sewed and hand finished . Dress Kid "Cloves for pen, all sizes; $2.50 values, at, pr. 81.39 Perrin's medium-wt. : Dress Gloves for men, C $2 valuers, the pair Men's Dress Mocha Gloves, suede or silk-lined; regular $1.50 values, the pair.. 95 Men's' $1 'Mocha Gloves. 50 Men's $1 Work Gloves. 79 Boys' and girls' Kid Gaunt lets, 75c values, at, pr.,45 25c Ruchings at 15c Per Yard 5,000 yards of new Neck Ruchings, In white, cream, blue, pink, black, champagne, lavender, etc., in crepe, net P and chiffon; best 25c value on sale at, the yard IOC 1.000 neck lengths of Ruching in all. colors: best 10c values on sale at the low price of, per length. ..UC White Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Laces Embroideries, Ribbons, Curtains, etc., on sale ; at June Sale . Prices. Mail and phone orders will.be promptly '.and carefully filled. ILadies'Tanahd BlacItEfce i:0,0D0 Pairs at li:l?cia.Pfflir Great three days' sale of 10,000 paira of women's black and tan cotton Hose at marvelously low price per pair -An exceptional special purchase enables us to offer the best 20c values at 11c a pair Seamless leg and foot all sizesThe style and quality hose other stores ask 25c for Buy any amount of them you want lie today at this exceptionally low price the pair Mail and phone orders will receive prompt attention 2,000 pairs of women's fine quality black cotton and lisle Hose; lace, embroidery and plam styles, all sizes; vals. f ft ., up to 40c pr., on sale at remarkably low price of, pr....lC 500 pairs of Infants' black silk lisle Hose, in sizes 5, ft and 6; regular 25c val. on sale at this low price, the pair. . f C 500 pairs of boys' and girls' good, strong, black cotton ft -ribbed Hose, seamless foot, splendid qua!.; 20c vals. pr...C Sale of One Thousand Cook Stoves For Coast orHome Use at $9.85 Each In the basement stove store a great sale of a special purchase of 2 carloads of "Gem" Cook Stoves, just the size and model for small homes. and coast use; 16xl9-in. oven, well built and finished; the greatest cook stove value ever placed on the market; your choice aa qj while they last at the exceptionally low price of, each .3".OD 500 Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves, best models; great values, on sale at following prices: 1 burner, $3.25 value, f 2.75; 2 burner, $5.50 value, ?4.0; y burner, $7.50 value, . f 6.25 2-lid sheet iron Camping Stoves; great value at the very low price of, each ...... fl.50 4-lid sheet iron Camping Stoves, now on sale at the specially low price of, each ...fl.75 Lawn and Porch Furniture, Swings, Hammocks SaleMen'sNewOutmgSiilt $30-$o Vals. $ 1 4M A great seasonable sale of Men's Outing Suits for today and tomorrow -500 handsome, new garments purchased from a prominent Chicago manufacturer at a price just about one half value All new, 1908 suits, of the most desirable fashion and most attractive material- Well made and finished throughout Outing suits of the style and quality the exclusive clothing store asks $25.00 for Splendid assortment to choose from Just the suits you want for July and August wear They are made - single or double-breasted coats one-fourth or one-half lined Pants made with belt straps and cuff bottoms The materials include fancy worsteds, soft finished cassi meres and cheviots in gray and brown effects All sizes and exceptionally fine values at $20.00 and $22.50 a suit Take your pick from the entire lot during this great sale at the marvelously low price of $14.35 a suit Second Floor See the Morrison-street window display Mail orders will receive our most prompt attention Ji , L: 1 000 Comforters $1.59 Ea-4th Fir. On the Fourth Floor, 1,000 full size Comforters white laminated cotton-filled, silkoline-covered; best patterns ,and, colors; great special values' at; each..... t$1.59 "June ,Whte Day" continue through the Week; all lines of White Goods on sale at marvelously low prices. YEAR'S HARVEST, 48,500,000 BUS. AVhcat Crop of Three States ; Will Fall Short of 1907 -? High Record. . NORTHWEST WHEAT CROPS. " 'nr.D-nn 1S08. 11.600.009 .: bushels: 1907. 16,500,009 1908, 14,115.597. Wash ington, 1908, Z,000.U: 1S07, S4.000, 000: 190, 26,076,258. Idaho. 1908. 7, 000,000; 1997. 8,600,000; - 180S, 8,281, 000. Total, 108, estimated, 48,500,000 bushel; 1907, 6,000,000i 10, 17.621, 855 ' ' Acreaa Oreg-on, 1808, 715,000; 190T, 651,000. Washington, Z908. 1,447,000; 1807. 1,847,000. Idaho, 1808, 874,000 '1887 ' 842,06o. Total. 1908, I,64S,6oO; 197, 2,340,000. Within a very Short trm the 1908 wheat harveat In the three Pacific northwest state will "tart Present Indication are for a crop of 48.600,000 CftSTOR IA - For Infanta and Children, : Tha M Yea Haia Always E:t ' Bears the bushels In the three aU tea, divided as follows; '"' Oreron, 12,500,000 bushels; Idaho, 7,000,000 bushels; Waahtna;ton, 29,000,000 bushels. Thla will compare with a tout of (9,000.000 bushels for 107, and 47,521,865 bushels for 1906. This year's wheat .crop promises to be larger than that of two years Ago although the record-breaking produc tion of a year ago with lta extraor dinarily favorable weather conditions will not be reached by at least 4,000,000 bushels. . ' Bad Weaker Checks Crops. The production shows a decrease, not because of any decrease In acreage for me inrea siaiea snow an actual increase this year of about 200,000 'acres over 1907. Weather conditions were r rat tle from the time tha first seeding for the 1908 crop started until the present time. This year's climatic conditions have gone entirely by contraries the weather being cold and-, raw when it shonld have been mild.. WhB'th'""tinie came for cool weather the hot spell made its appearance and in thla way ollmatlo conditions sigsagged during; the entire season. - Perhaps one of the chief defects dur ing the growing, season was the cold, raw and chilly weather during the late spring , months condition seemingly foreign .. to the Paelfio northwest - ex copt on occasions so many years apart that the oldest - Inhabitant forget all about it . When the time cams for the spring sown plant to- make its real start It met with so chilly a reception that for a long time it made no progress what ever. This year the three states have an acreage of 2,548,000 compared with 2,840,000 during the previous year. This year Oregon nad 725,000 acres sown mostly to winter wheat while the larger portion of Washington's 1,447,000. and Idaho's 874,000 acres were of the spring variety. Spring wheat was prin cipally affected because of the small nesa of the rainfall during the winter and spring months. jThls shortage is the most pronounced in years. Walla Walla Affected. . . ' Principal among the sections affect'd by Um lack of ffiolsmx la IbUrtka JTl&ti country" where the bulk of the Walla Walla crop Is grown. This is entirely a light-land district and whenever rains are short this section Is one of th first to Buffer. A year ago with Ideal climatic conditions everywhere, th Eureka Flat country produced the Pacific coaat biggest crops; more bushels to the acre and more acreage to the district than any other section. Tilctnv twn vear'a croDs In succession. however, the Eureka Flat country has no reason to Diuan. - . - Along the light-land sections of east ern Qregon ? and along . ttie Columbia river, the same condition exists and the crops are not so heavy as previously expeoted. 'One of tne redeeming feat ures of the Columbia river section In Oregon la the fact that much the larg er per cent of the seeding is done in the fall and winter. ' In the vicinity of Pendleton climatic conditions .were so good during the wintry season that seeding was carried on in some places ever after the turn of the year. IMIAII'S CLUBS TO MEET AT CHAUTAUQUA . The Chautauqua recognises the great work , and high aim of - the Woman's clubs.' It solicits the support of all women who work for th betterment of mankind and wlshe to aid them In their great task. " '. Th coming of Miss. Anna Lewis Clark, chairman of th civil : service committee of th General Federation of Woman's clubs of America, as on of the Chautauqua lecturers will t of ab sorbing interest to all clubwomen. Mis Clark will give one lecture On the main platform on July 14, which is W. C-Ax. U. dayi on "Practical Patrio tism. .1 - t " Th Oraron Indexation of Waman'a clubs, led by Miss Clark, will conduct a club Institute extending throughout the session. This will be held from 10 to 11 a. m. at th O. F, W. C headquar ters, which will be In. charge of Mrs. Sarah A. Evans, president of th Fed erated clubs, and Mrs. M. A. Dalton, sec retary of th Chautauqua committee. -Th federation committee for Chan. tauqua wiu aeiect camping ground and assist clubwomen in rettlna comfort ably settled. A limited number of clubwomen may secure accommodations over night by applying in time to th cnairman or tne committee, Mrs. M. A. Dalton. 800 Pettyrrov atr Port land. The Mlnthorn Flower club will have cnarg-e ox me aecorattona. Clubs are urged to have , individual headquarters. a . n m MM MM frfl GQQtiEn 'T-i' Never Falls to RESTORE GRAY or FADED HAIR to Its NATURAL COLOR end DEAUTY ' No matter how long: t has been gnj vr laaea. rromotes a luxuriant g-rowta of healthy hair. "Stops its falling out, and positively rcmovesT Dan tfrnH. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re fuse all substitutes. , Zyi times as much in $L00 as 50c aize. IS NOT A DYE. Pfcllo H Pow. Co.. Snirl. K. 3. ' CI auad fiOe bottles, at dracslsts AVOODARW, CL-UIKE & CO. sto irosms, iro oab, aro cocaxirs The Old Reliable CHICAGO '': Painless Dentists SATB STOOD TXI IXBX OT TXKB TECTB...TTW Thla office is equipped with all th latest appliances and formulas for do ing high-class work. 4 I had 17 teeth extracted bv tha use of Vegetable Vapor and cheerfully rec ommend the method; had no pain or bad result. MBS. DEBRANT. Vancouver, Wash. feX OUR PRICES tl-K Crown ................... 95.00 Bridge Work, per tooth .$5.00 Logan Crown ....... S3.SO to 5.00 Best Rubber Flats . .i.ftS.OO Aluminum 14ne4 pl'te"ii,VJl' 10.00 to S15.00 Sliver Fillings 11 Alt Gold Fillings S2.0O and up vegetables vapor used only by us for rainless juxiracung .......... .ru Chicago Painless Dentists COB. eTpAirS WASHUrOTOST Be sure yo ar in th right oftica Lady attcnilaiit. l'houes Main 3S5Q. A SStO River Front I Lots ! We are ofFering for sale some of the choicest building sites X between Portland and Oregon City, on the O. W. P. line. J Lots are 50x280 feet, facing the river on one -end and with a good sidewalk on the other, leading to station. Nine miles t from the business part of the city An ideal location for a J suburban home. For a short time these lots will be on the ::. market at a very reasonable figure and on easy terms. River- " front lots are getting scarce and prices high. This is an op portynity worth Investigating. " - The SIiaw-Fec:? i Uiyx STAKK STHECT ( i 'I r : -J, ,