The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 26, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextXllZ. OREGON DAILY JOURNAi;, PORTLAND. FRIDAY "EVENING. JUNE 23, 1CC3. 'PcrlkirJ Azniz for Grecqib Corssts- Expert Fi.Ucrc: " 4 -. v ' Llcfclmndko Pnrchacod on Credit Tcmorrov, Llonday and Tuesday Will Go on Your July Accounts Portland's Lcrgcst cn J D ::t C lc until 9:30 i. r.i. Mge 3E' li3 raefe Otoe's S-iimay Stopper MlGftiiini a osn i cmorrov; nn Until 0:30 P. H. EigSiMV Ann'oal "June White Days" Last Bay -Every "Whke Article Elodticecl Children's $4.50 Presses g 1 .90 $2.42 I with 1 Mi 05 sea Misses' and Children's High-Grade Wash Dresses at an unusually low price-All new,, beautiful styles in linen and French ginghamsSailor and Buster Brown styles in blue, tan, white; also black and white checks Made with large sailor col lar and cuffs of white pique Full-pleated skirts All are well made and finishJ and the greatest value ever offered at the price Splendid assortmentAges 4 to 14 Values up to $5.00 at C V Vf V this special low price. .... y3 CJ tmCt es and children'! white lawn Dresses, in Russian jumper styles; low neck and short sleeves, trimmed lace and insertion and full pleated skirts; ages 6 years;; the best regular values up to QO each: vour choice at the low price of vl30 ntire stock of White Suits and Dresses on sale at prices, j See .them; second floor. Uake advantage. 6, ft 9:30 SPECIALS Women's $4 Wash Suits at 95c Each Great Saturday night sale of women's white lawn Shirtwaist Suits, a very large variety of styles; waists - are trimmed with embroidery and inser tion; skirts trimmed with bias JFolds and insertion; regular values up QC A to $4 each, on sale at, special VJL $1,0(5 Gowns 39c Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, special lot nainsook Gowns, made low neck and short sleeves, trimmed in lace and rib bon; all sixes;, best regular $1 EQ values, on sale at, special, each JC 50c Suspenders 35c Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, 1,000 pairs "President? Suspenders for men, new webs and colorings; every pair put up in a handsome box; best 50c Of. values, on sale at, special, box OuC Couch Covers 89c Rahirilav nirht. S to 9:30.' l.ffoo Ori ental stripe Couch Covers, combina tions of red, blue, green and brown;, four: patterns! fringed all around; 50 inches wide, 3 yards long; reg- Crt nlar $1.25 values, on sale at, ea. 07C 50c Belts 19c Each Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, 2,000 Belts, including Wa sh B elts, Leather B etts and fancy Gilt Belts, in white, black, brown, tan, gray, etc.; values up to 50c each, on sale St, each 13C 50c Towels at 34c ... , ..... -' . ..; . ) -. 1 Saturday night 6 to 9:30, Webb's all linen grass bleached ' hemstitched Huck Towels; regular 50c val- OA ties, on sale at, : special, each JtC Silkolino 9co Yard Saturday night, '6 -.to. 9:30, 5,000 yards of the best quality fancy Sijkolines, in light grounds, floral designs, in all the best colorirfgs and combinations; Q great special value at, the yard VC Basement Specials On sale Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, 1,000 fancy crystal Vases, 16-inch size: freat special value at, each....l5? 00 Lawn Sprinklers of solid brass, best lawn spray on the mar- A ket; regular $1 values at, eachMIC bargains in Silverware and Cut Glass, on sale in the.: big Basement store. Italian Silk Vests Pink and Bine $j50-$4Val. At$2;?5Each " Special lot of women's Italian Silk Undervests, plain and embrofdei'ed fronts, in dainty effects; well made and finished; reg. ,$3.50 to tfjn 7C $4.50 values, special,' each $flO Corset HeadqVters Portland agents for "Nemo" Corsets," Gossard , "Lace 'Front": Corsets, Es telle and La Grecque Corsets all the newest models and the :only expert fitters in the city. If you want style and comfort in' corsets, -you must come here. On sale in. the Corset ' department, second floor. Jewelry Bargains Handsome Cameo 1 Belt; Pins, large .cameo, mounted , In , rose gold, for either belt or, brooch; pin; $1 val. 58 65c Veil Pins, long, plain bars, in Io nian or polished, gold; . also good for collar pins; at, each "tuC Beauty and Collar Pins, all one piece," Joint and catch, everyone guar- 10 anteed; great value, special, ea. JwC Special in Belt Pins, novelties in gold, silver and Pompeiian gold, with "or without fancy stones; ; reg. s J A $2.50 values, . special, -eacfy lnrl TSc jet Hat Pins, flat, oval and AQ : ball shaped; great value, each IvC 75c Rhinestone Brooches, pretty bars and brooches in endless assort- PA ment; big values, special, each DJC Sheet Music at 5cl2V2c-15c Our entire stock of Sheet Music di vided into three lots; alt the newest , "hits" in vocal and instrumental music; ' are; included; many jofjthe" favorites; , will be found in the 5c and 1254c lots;, thousands and thousands of pieces to . select from. - Mail and. phone orders will receive our prompt and ' careful ; attention. Sheet Music ' department, balcony, rear of the main floor, and near the Alder street entrance..' -Portland' agents Butterick Patterns. Gas Stoves, x Refrigerators an3 all hot weather housekeeping helps on sale in the - Basement store', af lowest prices. It 1- 4. j r sC7f. v 1 IfH $10.00 Lingerie Dresses at $5.45 '57.50 Lace Coats $2.98 Walking Slurts $4.65 Ea reat Saturday Bargains In Portland's Lead lng Cloak and Suit Store Second Floor Women's lingerie . Princess Dresses, in dotted Swiss and mull; made up with lace and embroid ery yokes, lace and embroidery trimmed, others trimmed with black velvet ribbon and insertion; ..colors are pink and white, blue and white, lav ender in d white, black and white, also checks and plaids;; also plain white and, light blue; PC IC all new, pretty styles; reg. $10 values at P)ft) .Special lot of women's white linen Lace Coats, made in semi-fitting effects; pointed front and back, Jap sleeve; P. , K.. strapped; reg. t0 QQ fr.50 values, on sale at, special, each $tJO pedal lot of women's Walking SlJirts, in Pana ma cloths: and serges; black, navy, Copenhagen and brown; plain flare and full pleated styles; trimmed with bias folds and taffeta silk C . bands;, values up to $12.50 each, on sale y4vJ, Novelty Chemise Bargains IGi-ll2 Uridersldrte $?.15 v . ' . . i , Great Saturday sale of Novelty Chemise at very low prices materials of fine nain sook and cambric, elaborately trimmed in dainty VaL laces and torchon laces, edg ings and insertions; dainty embroideries and insertions; medallions, tucks, beading and ribbon; great values; buy all you want at the following special low prices: $6.00 and $8.50 Chemise at ?3.P3 $2.50 Chemise special at $1.00 ea. $3.B0 and $10.00 Chemise at $6.7 $3 50 and $100 Chemise at $2.87 Women's very fine cambric and lawn Underskirts, made with wide flounces and trimmed in dainty laces, embroideries, tucks, insertions, medallions and dj7 C ribbons; regular $10 and $12 values, on sale at this low price, each $ilJ Great June White Sale of our entire. stock of Undermuslins.- Let us show you. 2000 OstricSS Pluiffles V f0? REO. $ 9.50 PLUMES' AT $4.95 REG. $12.50 PLUMES AT $6.95 REO. $10.50 PLUMES AT $5.95 REG. $14.00 PLUMES AT $7.95 , . i. ;iV ... . Great special1 Saturday sale of new Os trich Plumes, four immense lots, all high class imported feathers, in black, white and colors: 14, 16 and 18-inch .sizes. Plumes will be more popular than ever this coming fall season; an unusual op portunity to effect a big saving by antici pating your wants now; take advantage. 9.50 val. 9i.O5-$13.50 val. $0.95 $10.50 vaL ?5.O5-$14.00 vaL $7.95 Women's and misses' split straw and fancy braid sailors, "Knox" block; all the new effects for hot weather wear; on sale at, each.... 50 to ftt.OO New Flowers and Foliage, half prices. Trimmed Dress Hats at very low prices. Saturday Is "Children's Pay" Toys at Very Low Prices Regular 10c to 50c Garden Sets on sale at this low price, the set, Te to 35c' Water Wings, on sale at, spl.25U 25c to $1 Sailboats, each, 104 to 89 lScGarden Pics on sale for, ea..Xl Regular 10c Sprinklers, for, each..T 25c Water Wings on sale for, spl.19 Regular 75c Air Rifles, at, each.. 49 Sand Cars, with eight feet of track; regular 25c value, on sale at, special.... 18 Ssnd Sets on sale at the low price. 19 ; Chinese Parasols at, ea., 11 and 19 Reg." 15c Chinese Lanterns, 2 for.25 ; All kinds of Beach-Toys at low prices. Baseball Goods at 15 Off Third Floor Hammocks, Camp Stools and Summer .Furniture at low prices take , advantage. Gloves, Mitts,, Bats, Balls, Masks, etc, are all included in this striking reduction. Boys' Baseball Suits, the 'regular $175 values, -'on sale at, special the suit.. 08 Boys' Indian Suits, the best (regular $1.75 values, on sale at, special, suit.,fl.S9 Boys' Rough Ridef Suits, with hat; the regular $175 value, at, the suit.;fl9 Great ;sale of all; Go-Carts and Baby Carriages, third floor, j Take advantage. Velocipedes Tricycles;. Handcars; etc., etc at low prices,! on sale on third floor.; Mens 50c and 75c Neclivoar On Sole Tomorrow at 29c Each 500 dozen men's fine Neckwear at a very attrac tive price tomorrow; all this season's prettiest four-in-hands, made reversible or French fold; in light and dark colorings; beautiful patterns, in endless ''assortment;' regular 50c and 75c ")Q values; buy all you want of them at, each wC 100 dozen' men's fine Overshirts in plain and fancy colorings,'' soft attached collar,, plain white and tans, also fancy stripes;: all sizes; CO regular $2 values on sale tomorrow, ea. Men's two-piece Bathing Suits of navy blue flan f nel, well made and finished; the best df ' )( regular $2 values, on sale at, the suit yXttJ Mens muslin Nightshirts, plain white and OO. fancy trimmed; 50c values, tomorrow at OOC Poros-Knit Underwear for men, shirts and drawers; all sizes; 50c vals., ea. .38 Men's lisle thread Form-Fitting Underwear, pink, blue and ecru; nicely CQ made and finished; the best regular $1 values, on sale at this low price DuC Men's lisle thread Union Suits, in blue, white and ecru, all sizes in shirts AO and drawers; the best regular $1.50 values, on sale at. this special price IO C All White Goods on sale at extremely; low prices tomorrow; take advantage. Underivear For Women At Low Prices Broken lots of women's knit Under wear in several styles, including high neck, long sleeves, low neck, no sleeves; vests, also onion suits, , with high neck, long , sleeves, ? knee . and snkle length; reg. 75c values, AO on sale at, special, the garment tyC Women's ; fancy weave low (neck, sleeveless Undervests, taped neck and arm; also .fancy, lace x yoke A) styles; all sizes; 20c values, ea. 1G .' ..; 'A. r ' .,i'-fw .v;;- Women's Richelieu and Swiss ribbed Undervests, low neck; sleeveless style, very nicely made and finished; f 7 regular 25c values, on sale, ea. XfC Women's lace trimmed, low neck, sleeveless Undervests, Swiss ribbed, sll sizes; best 35c values, at, ea..27 Ladies' Hosiery 3,000 pairs of women's fine Hosiery, including plain lisles, fancy lisles, silk lisles, lace hose; also fancy checks, stripes and' plaids; black, white, tan,, gray, green, pink, light blue, etc.; all new,; pretty , effects ; selling regularly at prices up to 75c pair; your OA- ' choice aftnis special price, pr. ItVQ $3Veils$1.98 Great Saturday sale of 2,000 "Merry Widow" Veils of handsome net, IJ4 yards square, edged with, silk ribbon all the way round; black, white, brown, Copenhagen, light blue, etc.; df AO best $3 values, special at 9lv0 25 c Ribbons 16c 50cNeckw'rI9c 5,000 yards ot plain and fancy Taffeta Silk Ribbons, 3 and 36 inches wide; full assortment, of very best shades; : regular 25c values, at, the yard.. 16 500 lace and net Jabots, 10 inches long; beautiful patterns; regu- A lar 50c value, on sale at, each 1C Great sale of 7,000 women's Handker chiefs, embroidered and hemstitched, colored crossbar; regular 10c and I2yie 'values, , on ' sale at. each OC . Entire stock of white Ribbons, white Gloves, Handkerchiefs, : Laces, Em-" broideries, Parasols, Muslin Under wear, etc.," at June White Sale prices. 6 to. 9:30 SPECIALS 50c Hosiery at 1 7c .... ' ,, s - Saturday night 6 to 9:30, 3,000 pairs of children s lace Hose, beautiful pat terns to select from; black, tan, brown, pink, light blue, etc; f 7 sizes Syi to &yi 50c values, pr. 1 1 C Alarm Clocks 73c Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, 1,000 Alarm Clocks, every one warranted to prove a sure disturber of the peace and wake you on the dot; great value, ca..73 20c Ribbons 8 c Yd. Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, 5,000 yards Taffeta Ribbon, 2 and 3 inches wide, complete line of colors; regular Q 20c values, at this low price, yd. OC 01.75 Corsets 49c Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, broken lines of women's Corsets, black and white, all good models; -regular $175 Aft values, at this low price, pair TC 25c Neckwear at 9c Saturctay night, 6 to 9:30, great sale 1,000 women's white embroidered lawn Turnovers, Stocks and Sets; best 25c values, at this low price, ea., 9 IQcRuchirisScYd. Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, 1,000 lengths of Neck Ruching, 13i-inch lengths, in black, white and colors; best 10c values, at this low price, yd. OC Paper Racks at 39c Saturday night. 6 to 9;30, special lot of fancy Straw Paper Racks, grood styles; regular 50c and 60c val- Of) ues,' on sale at, special, each 0C $1.50 Dcnch 78c Saturday night, 6 to 9:30, great special lot of 3-ft. Lawn Benches, stronalv built, comfortable model; $1.50 nrn values, on sale-at, special, each I CC 05 ''Settees 53.35 Saturdav nieht. 6 to 9:30. or green Hanging Settees, 43 inches long; hung by heavy chains; o oj best $5 values, on sale at 0 J.JD Bedspread s G2.05 Saturday mgfit, 6 to 9:30, white Mar seilles Bedspreads, fringed and cut corners; best patterns; reg. &) $2.50 values, sepcial, each 5 I SAFE, STEAL SARDIHES Tramps Eob Scappoose Store Walk Out of Town Eating Crackers. '. Tlis ' reneral merchandise store of O. B. MUloy,' In Scappoosa, ws broken into and robbed rly this morning;, pre sumably by tramps. --Th- safe waa pned by th aid of section-house tools, which the robber had confiscat ed from tha setion-hus. Just a year sgro Mr. Millojr'e atore was robbed, ths safe cracked and several hundred dol lars', worth of atoods taken. Mr. Mllloy and his. wife came to Port land this morning on the early- train. Just before boarding" the cars ths dis covery Wft rnado that the store had been burglarised. The men entered by breaking- down the front door. Mr. and Mrs. MiHor axe at the Oregon hotel. There was no money In the safe nothing but books and papers. The rob bers did not take the books nor the pa pers. After breaking open the safe they had a good time about the store for a while. Naturally, they were hun gry.' Naturally, they ate. Several do en boxes of sardines are missing. Also a brick of cheese ana enough soda crackers to feed a picnic for a week. On this account because the food was eaten on the ground it Is thought that tramps did the work. When the alarm of ths robbery in Scappoose 'was sounded this 'morning the whole town was soon sp In arms. By means of a line of sardine cans and a few cracker crumbs now and then, it Is believed the robbers, or tramps, left the city by way of the railroad track. That is, it is believed that they walked out of town. ,.( -. ?v,;..:.: After' carefully examining the safe the constable decided that tramps did the work. That the work was not that of professionals is evident because the crackers, that is the robbers, used seo-tion-house tools instead of dynamite or "soup." . . .. So, as tramps can offer no defense, the Scappoose Job ot early this morning has been attributed to, tramps Just the common, ordinary, everyday, road tramp of today and everywhere. Bring the whole' family down Satur day for shoes at cut rate prices. Sample Shoe Store Co., First ana Madlaon, or 208 Morrison. - I CiCGE LIEU WILL TiOW CRACK ROCK Clever Work by the" Police Eesults in Capture of : ' Two Swindlers. Tracking the attorney engaged by one pal to aid the other who ; was in the toils, the police were able to apprehend both members of 4 pair of short-change artists. The man who stuck by his partner received a sentence of 90 days in the county Jail and a fine of 1200 la the municipal court today. . Robert Fennell and Charles Aubray tried the well-known dodge of return ing to a store where they had made a fiurchase a few minutes before and ask to 'have -15 Lin silver changed to golJ. The store in question was that of Burroughs & Oault, Third and Clay streets, and Its cash register had once been- depleted by the self -same trick. Fennell was seised and was soon la Jail. , Soon after Attorney Charles Petrain asked at the police station to see Fen nell. Suspecting that Aubrav had re tained him. Detectives Hellyer and Pat Maloney and Officer John Maloney tracked the lawyer when he left the jail. He met Aubray and the second arrest followed. Despite an impassioned plea this this morning by Petrain, Juape Cam eron Rave Fennell 90 days and $100 fine and his faithful pal a sentence of 90 days and $200 fine. DATES ARRANGED FOR FORUM DAYS An Interesting feature of the Glad stone Chautauqua is the Chautauqua forum, held dally, except Sundays. On "W. C T. IT. day, July 8, after a read ing by Mrs. R. C. Oanong of Oregon City, President R M. Crooks of Al bany college., will talk on "Morality and Literature." This will be followed by a reading by Mrs. AUen Brown of Jennings Lodge. July 9 and 1$ will be given , to health problems. ' Rev. Luther B. Dyott, D. D.. Rev. William J. Elliott. Dr. J. B. Wetherbee and lr. W. T. Williamson, all of Portland, will five short stresses. Portland Dav, uly 10, President P. S. Campbell will be in charge ot the state university rally; on July 15, President 'W. H. ir rla will lead Paciflo university an i ou July 17 President W. J. Kerr w ill i lead the state agricultural con.uo perintendent T. J. Onry will b lri'c' on Public- School lay, Julv li J. H. Ackerman, sup.rlnten iont of no instruction, ana lion F n p. son. superintendent Multnnrnau' ( will give addresses. The women's , have secured Professor J.m.j.h s of Eugene, to toll . what ha f-t,n London and lion. K. T. Mlfh w. "A Talk on I'arkV (On f,.,.i-.-, July 16, Colonel John ! .. pioneer of '43, wiil rei.l from t chant of Venice " an,) Jyi, t Strong will tell of -luncnn, i , , .. of Alaska." A srei-l i j r . i be given on Patriotic Iwy, j;y i , To Lay Cornerstone f V. .'I. Pavette, Idaho. Jon "j-i f , - . : Detrick of th te.h-- ,j ;;., , r district of I.laho w..i ! ., . clpal address ot t of Fayette rtw I ; , building, Ui ii m ;.i i.. , , July 6 Ji "-(!.