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. .' l Trf OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. "THURSDAY ' EVENING, ' JULY 2, 1908.
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AT COUNTRY CLUB
Store Closed Saturday, July 4th Operi Triday Night Until 9:30 Big Sale of Elags and Crepe Paper Decorations
Kew Grounds May Be Chris
tened Prior to Fall Live
stock Exhibit.
An Important "meeting . of the Conn
try Clubhand Lp&tock'. association
will bo held atliedquarters, In ;tli
Hamllto& building.' next Monday at 4
p. n. Among other matter that Will
be. taken up will be the reports of the
contractors who are now at work grad
ing; the- one-mile track at the Coun
try elub etto, the contracts for the
urfaclng arid finishing of; the speed
way, the work on the racing stables
and the livestock show barns, -all Ct
which are well under construction. ; j
The meeting, next Monday afternoon
will also decide whether there is to I
be a- preliminary "house-warming," j
with a tlreworks display, brass band,
.kite-flying, airship or cornerstone lay
, nig, at any lime previous tu u uuon
lng o.the meet, the last week of Sepr
tember. "
". Woi.ld-be concessionaires have al
ready upproached the Country ciuo peo
ple wlih propositions to give daily ex
hibition flights with an airship, -and
others have made overtures with
View of bringing to Portland the great
cnanot races irom me new iur jujj
podromev They are contests that have
never been seen in the Pacific north
west, but have proven the strongest
kind of attraction In the oast.
Next Monday afternoon's -meeting
will also decide whether there Is to
be an industrial exhibit and a poultry
show In connection with the first an
nual session of the Pacirio national
meet-to be held here.
The matter of holding an indus
trial and agricultural implement show
In connection with the exposition here
Has aireaoy oeen tanen up wun uw
foremost dealers in the northwest,
while chicken fanciers laid-their claims
before the executive committee of the
Country Cltrb and LivestocK association
Borne .time ago.
While the men behind the- Pacific
national are very desirous to Include
in the week's program every feature
that might he llKely to prove a arawing
card, a majority or tne association
seems to be convinced that It would
be undertaking altogether too much to
Include a poultry -show,' such as has
been given In Portland for many suc
cessive" years past, as well as an in
dustrial exhibit.
CHAUTAUQUASETS DAY
FOR WOMEN'S CLUBS
(Organizations to Be Given
Prominent Place on the
Week's Program.
Chautauqua recognizes the great
work and high aims of woman's clubs
by giving them a prominent place on j
the program. July 14. woman's day, 2.
p. m.. "Practical Patriotism," by Miss 1
Anna Lewis Clark, chairman of the
civil service com m ft tee of the General
Federation of Woman's Clubs of Amer
ica, as one or the Chautauqua -lecturers,
will be of Interest to all clubwomen.
The Oregon Federation of Woman s
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Miss Anna Lewis Clark.
Clubs, led bv Miss Clark, will conduct
a club Institute extending throughout
the session. This will b held at the
Oregon Federation of Woman's Club
hendfjuartersfrom 10 to 11 a. m.
The institute work will afford an op
portunity for women who are not olub
members to learn of the grand work
belna: done bv woman's clubs. The
thinking woman of the present day
neeiia-onlv to have her attention ar.awn
To progressive movements to secure her
cooperation. v
July 11 will be the Portland Woman's
Club day. and should be the rally day
of the Chautauqua season, and the ma
jority or the suu members or tne jfort
land club will doubtless be In attend
ance. A tent at headquarters has been
provided with every comfort and con
venience. On the same date at 3:30 Mrs. F. 8.
Eggert of Tortland will have charge of
the Obautauqua round table. Topic.
"The Boston Convention: It's Lessons
and Its Significance."
POSTPONE LAND
CASES TILL FALL
All the land fraud and individual
eases which the government has In
tended to bring to trial during the pres
ent term of the United States court ara
to be postponed.
The veniremen called several weeks
ago, and from which a Jurv wets se
lected to hear the J. H. Booth case,
were excused by Judge Wolverton yes
terday. When the Booth trial has been
finished so much time will have been
consumed that It was decided to let. the
other cases go over until a later date.
SUES COMPANY FOR
' LOSS OF LIMB
Charging tljst the steamer i"tamond O
of the Oregon Round Lumber company
suddenly started and jerked the barge
of which he " had command, the ropes
sawing Into his left ler so that the limb
bad to be amputated. James E. Williams
has begun suit in the clrrujt court for
113.366 damages. The ntfcldent took
place In front of the dock! at Camas,
Wash, on November 11, 1M7. ' Wil
liams Kays he was working-' with the
tinea to release the bar re from Its
moorings when the Diamond O started
to tow, without giving him warning. He
Mks 119.009 for his Injury, $13,000 for
loss of his ability, to work, and .1364 for
doctor's and hospital fees.
ftmt Ymw Stamme Staff Waw.
7. R0 for men s up-to-date tl3.S0 andJ
- $is sample suits, blacks, blues and)
Tnlxefl. an sue, now n.m. sample '
Phoe Store com pa nr. Morrison street. I
))tea front and Fir it. x J
Sole Agents
HtViinwat
Sewing and
Embroidery -Silks..:
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16-Button Silk Gloves
Best $1.75 Makes 95c
1 hi&m
Just -.received 200 dozen pairs Kayser,
T?nwnpsatif1 Niajrafa 16-buttdnSilkGloves.
f double finger tipped, probably the last lot
of Kayser, Fownes and Niagara lb-button
double-tipped silk gloves we will be able
to sell at 95c a pair, for, the manufacturers
are unwilling - to sell us their famous
brands to sell at a price far below their es
tablished price everywhere in
America- the very best $1.75
silk gloves for only
95c
Haass'
See Washington St." Window Display. No Mail or
Phone Orders None C O. D. None Reserved All
Colors and Sizes.
tx Aft
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G.Ba,LaVidaandW.BI
Corsets Sggayg $1.89
Lingerie Tailored Waists
Reg. Vals. to $3.25 at $1.19
For Friday Bargain Day we offer the
year's greatest sale of Lingerie and Tail
or Made Waists, in a large variety of
fancy and conservative designs and pat
terns, trimmed with embroidery, Valen
ciennes lace and insertions ; also fancy
striped tailor-made Waists of colored
Chambray, with laundered collars and
cuffs. Selling regularly to $3.25. For
Friday Bargain $ 1 " 1 9
7 $3. 50 White Skirts $2.38
Jdeasf clouting White Repp Walking Skirts,
made in the' newest gored and flare style,
with one wide and one narrow fold around
the flounce, selling regularly at d0 QQ
$3.50, Friday Bargain Day $.00
For Friday Bargain Day only we offer
a lot of odd lines and sizes of C. B., a la
Spirite, La Vide and W. B. Corsets, in
various styles, including low and me
dium bust,(?ip hip and short hip, made
of coutil and batiste. Regular values
up to $8.50 on Bargain
Table Friday, for
$1.89
30c White Goods, Yd. 11c
Ready -to -Wear Hats (j
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Novelty White Waistings and full costume
materials stripes, checks, figures and -t
plaids. Values to 30c yard. Friday. 11 C
Regular $1.80 pieces of Longcloth, 12 yards,
36 inches wide, specially adapted for ladies'
underwear. Friday Bargain d1! 1 P
Day .JJl.lO
$1.50 Farrcy Dresden Ribbons at 3?cYard
For Friday Bargain Day A magnificent larce assortment of Fancy Dresden Rib-
bons, in floral, striped and dotted effects; also moire ribbons in the best OA
shades; four to ten inches wide; values up to $1.50 yard, for OUL.
$3to$5 p()r
Values OVl
Final summer clearance with three months
of summer still of new Ready-to-Wear and
trimmed Dress Hats, in a variety of stunning
styles, suitable for misses and women.
Children?s and Misses' Hats
7$3toli6 I y c
Values ipl.OJ
Beautiful selection of misses' and children's
Dress Hats all the choice, soft braid shapes,
trimmed in a , number of stunning ways for
the youngsters, light dainty colorings.
Sale Flower Hat Trimmings
39c to $1.25-1 Qr
Values . . .
Flowers and foliages of all varieties for the
Summer Dress Hat, children's hats, etc. Ex
ceptional values and extraordinary choosing.
$6.50 Silk Petticoats $3.95
$7.50 Skfrtt $3.97
Finest quality rustling taffeta silk Petti-
coats, in black, navy, brown, Copenhagen
and blondine, made with fulr four-section
flounce, strictly tailor-made and strapped.
Selling regularly at $6.50 tVV Q tL
Friday Bargain Day O J
Walking Skirts of all-wool Panama, in
black, . navy, brown and fancy mixed
grays, made with two wide folds around
skirt, ending in point on each side of front
gore and trimmed with buttons. Selling
regularly at $7.50 Friday (h f 7
Bargain Day.
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Another Famous Sample Sale Imp.
Women's Hosiery J? S
29c
Every year two European hosiery makers, a French and a perman manufacturer,
send us their samples not seconds, but samples. They don't bother to classify the
hosiery as to price, but invoice them regardless of tleir values in one lump lot. So
you get 35c, 50c, 75c, 85c, $1.00 and even $1.25 stockings at 29c. It's the hosiery
scoop of the year, as they say in trade world, and we get the share that comes to
Portland because we are the only consumers here of these two firms' goods. This
is the biggest lot we ever had and the stockings are, the finest and the prettiest.
The colors include white, black, tan, champagne, biscuit, sage, Atlantic blue,
mauve, gray, navy, green, bronze, ciel, Tyrian purple, fancy stripes, plaids, polka
dots, etc.
35c, 50c, 75c, 85c, $1
and $1.25 Values .
29
Extra Clerics and
Wrappers.
Women's Plain Gauze Tan Lisle Hose
Women's all-lace Tan Lisle Hose, hand-embroidered
Women's Boot-Lace Tan Lisle Hose, hand-embroidered
Women's plain Tan Lisle Hose, hand-embroidered
Women't plain black Mercrized Hose
Women's plain black Lisle Hose hand-embroidered
Women's all-lace black Lisle Hose, hand-embroidered
Women's Boot-Lace Black Lisle Hose
Women's plain white Lisle Hose, hand-embroidered
Women's All-Lace White Lisle Hose, handembroidered
Women's Boot-Lace White Lisle Hose, hand-embroidered
Women's Champagne Lisle Hose
Women's Plain and Lace Navy Lisle
Women's Navy Lisle, fancy pattern
Women's Plain Gray Lisle, in fancy pattern
35c, 50c, 75c, 85c, $1
and $1.25 Values
29c
Wash Goods Short Lengths at Half
Clearance of short lengths from 2 to 5 yards of Wash Goods. Variety of patterns of Printed
Lawns, Organdies, Poplins, Voile, Batiste, Madras, Rough-Weave Silk, Pongee, Silk-Stripe
Chiffon, Imported Swiss, Banzai Silk .
Regular 15c quality at, per yard : ... 8c Regular 40c quality at, per yard 20c
Regular 20 quality at, per yard . 10c Regular 50c quality at, per yard 25c
Regular 25c quality at, per yard 1 3c Regular 60c quality at, per yard .... 306
Regular 30c quality at, per yard .... 1 5c Regular 75c quality at, per yard .... 38c
Regular 35c quality at, per yard. . . . 18c All at just Half Price. "
Sale Begins Friday j
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at 8 o'Clock.
$1.50Men'sShirts79c
Here's a value in Men's
Shirts so good that it
seems almost improb
able. They're made of
fine imported madras,
percales and Oxford,
with attached or de
tached cuffs. Very best
fit and hand-laundered.
Values to $1.50. Fri
day Bargain
day ... r ... .
79c
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Manufacturers' Cur-
tain Samples 39c E,a.
.'UrMi''jj500 imported manufacture
S feat it
J -rs' Lace Curtain Samples
fppfe;n Scotch Lace, Notting-
mam. Cable Nets and Bob-
.jbinet effects; better part
W' VP Curtains selling regu-
They're full width, 1, l2
and 2 12 yards long; just
the curtain for regular or
short, wide windows. One,
two and three pairs of a
kind. White and
Arabian colors
39c
Laces
Vals. to $3
98c
Black, white, cream, ecru and col
ored laces lot of the season's best
patterns, including edgxs, inser
tions, galloons, appliques, medal
lions and allovers; 18 and 45 inches
wide; in Baby Irish, Venise, Net
and Valenciennes effects; for sum
mer wear. Values to $3.00 qq
yard for ...VOC
75cVeilingsat39c
$2.00 Veils $1.15
Black, white and colored Chiffon
Veiling by the yard; crepe and
chiffon finish. Regular 75c val
ues, tnday, Bargain Uay JjJ
Also tbree-yard Hemstitched Chif
fon Veils in black, white and col
ors; regular l quantiy;
r rway Bargain Ui
Notion Bargains
lc White 8ho Draining- 8
J5c' Black Shoe Polish 12 H
Be Linen Shoe Laces, 6 pairs ..IOC
6c box Wx Tnpers. never drip. Jtf
I5c Gas Torches, each 12 4C
25c Jena Gas Globes 18c
tie miled Hose Supporters. pri.lT
8c Cube Black Pins oC
10c Book Safety Ptns. S slses... t
10c Rising Sun Stove Polish .. 6
Picnic Plates 4c Doz.
S-inch Paper Plates,-a dozen...
i-inch Paper Plates, a dozen... 5
?-inch Maple Tlates, a dozen... Of
25c Vests at 12J4c
121c
ay
??i $1.15j
Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton
Vests, low neck, no sleeves, well
finished. 25c values, 1-ri-h
43C LISLE. VL51 Of.
Women's Swiss Ribbed Lisle
Thread Vests, low neck, no sleeves,
mercerized tape. 43c qual- or
ity for.' WC
98c UNION 5UIT5 ear.
Women's Swiss Ribbed. Union
Suits, low -neck, no jleevcs. um
brella style. 9sc. quality
for
63c
Parasols Reduced
Parasols of every description at
tremendous reduction s--Lin-en,
Pofigee, Silk and Gloria:
Reg. $2.50 Parasols, $1.45
Reg. $3.50 Parasols, $1.95
Reg. $4.00 Parasols, $2.75
Reg. $5.00 Parasols, $3.50
Reg. $6.00 Parasols, $4.45
$1.25 Bust Torms at 95c
Every woman can be ber own
dressmaker 'dressmaking made
easy by the use of these forms;
extraordinary Friday ODDor- rtP.
tunity at
$1 to $1.25 Belts 59c
New black, white, nary and brown
Elastic Belts, plain and cut steel,
trimmed fancy gilt and cut steel
buckles; $1.00 and $1.25 rxU
ues for .......'.............aJIJC
Plain and fancy cat steel Elastic
Belts in white; tfrrown, nary and,
black; $1.50 Talaes, Friday ?0
sale ...;........ U t C
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Flags! Flags! Flagyl
Everyone will' want flags for
Fourth ol July. W hare just re-
ceiyM a complete assortment of
new flags, and offer these special
Mounted Cambric Flags:
No. 1,-doz, 3 No. 2. doz,.
No. 3, doz- 5 Na 4, dor;
No, 5, doa4 12 No.-4, do i 1 5
wo. , jflotj, No. 8, doa &t
Extra large Flags, sold ainglr rr
by the dozen; per dozen...... G3
i-me flags, not mounted, for drap
ing: and decorating, 10c, 15c, ?0e.
S5c, 50c nd.. ,...,'.......T3
Silk Flags, mounted on pretty g:!t
sticks:
2x3 inches, '-.44 txl2 ircet,
4x6 inches, 10
5x8 inches, 10x15 in.-.'.S-
Large "Wool Bunt:ng '. , i
ished for the pole, enrt -: -:
3x5 feet. 9i '' 5; f ? i
4x4 feet, f ( .'r't. I ' i
'f -' t