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Newspaper Page Text- m ii II n v. ii I i I) ii i; v. 4 r r THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 16. 1908. 25c Hose 3 Pairs 50c WOMEN'S FAST BLACK. FULL FASHIONED COTTON HOSE, in regular sues; our 25c grade Cft n sale at 3 fr.r OVL CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, in odd lines, but all sires; values to 45c per pair, Crt Friday on sale at 3 for JWC WOMEN'S VESTS. Swim ribbed, low neck sleeve less, neatly trimmed with lace; our regular 45c 9flf grade, special for , LU. WOMEN'S KNIT DRAWERS, elastic ribbed, um brella knee, trimmed wiih lace, all sizes; rcgu- 1 lar value 30c, special l7l ELASTIC RIBBED UNION SUITS, low neck, no sleeves, fitted knee, all sires; regular price 65c, AQ on special sale at OC mm Demonstration on "Naiad" Shields Special showing this week in the Notion aisle of the new dress shield "Naiad." Launderable, odorless, hygienic, impervious. The lightest weight and whitest shield made. Every pair guaran teed. Our demonstrator will be pleased to explain the merits of this shield. 15c to 50c Per Pair mi.:iim.j wijup JKWW mm m ' , V , - ft. wSMt w LCbrss A Our 213 Pappcnc f extra good quality silk, in all the leading colors; Jf J some have fancy borders, some in plain colors; have one matching your suit to complete your costume; values up Q A( to $5.50 for 3J.fKf Transfer Patterns for Embroidery Buy the Ladies' Home Journal transfer patterns and do your own tamping. .'Tis easy, a trial will convince you, and the expense is trivial compared with prices usu ally paid for having stamping done. Kmbroidery catalogue, with com plete instructions for embroidery work, . Only 5c the Copy Spec'ls in Men's Wear 20 DOZEN MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, Just the thing for outing trips, solid colors, also flt Q fancy patterns; regular $2.50 value, special. vise MEN'S VESTS, all our wash and , I 09C fancy flannel vests at................ IS LCda? 50 DOZEN MEN'S FINE BALBRIOOAN UN DERWEAR, in a full range of colors; regular 9Q., 50c grade, specially marked at.... .......... a)iC HALF HOSE, specially fine for beach wear, good even weave and splendid wearingjquality, on OC special sale at 8 tor jLDC MEN'S AND WOMEN'S COIN PURSES, 10 dozen in the lot, several designs, a good strong purse, par ticularly serviceable tor every day use; regu- OQ lar price 65c, ,r,l,i ... . urn 4m. 'E I: i si If r Children's Shoe Bargains It will pay you to buy children's Shoes Friday. Three special lots are offered, as follows: LOT 1 BOYS,' YOUTHS' AND LITTLE MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS, made in tan Russia calf and black kid, calf and grain leathers, light and heavy soles, Blucher and regular cut, also a patent colt Blucher shoe; an as sortment of odd lines that aggre gates several hundred pairs. Sizes &', to U'A; $2.00 1 AQ value, special D17 Sizes 1, Wi and 2; $2.50 CI 70 value, special t Sizes 2Yt to IVf, $3.00 tf QO value, special PJO LOT 2 GIRLS' SHOES AND OXFORDS, embracing tan, brown and patents, kid and calf leathers, button or lace styles, light or heavy soles, plain or tip toes an assortment of both shoes and Ox fords in styles that should please the most critical. Sizes 5 td 8 regular $2.00 Sizes 8j to 11 regular CQ $250 Pl.aJiF Sizes Uyi to 2; regular 1 QQ $3.00 J1.0a7 Sizes 2yi to 7; regular OQ $3.50 $L,,iJ $1.39 WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS AND BLACK KID OXFORDS, made with tip or plain toes, light hand-turned or extension soles; a splendid assortment, including all sizes; several hundred pairs in the fljl Af lot; values to $2.50, at 9ltV Foulard Silk 79c Per Yard Cheney Bros.' shower-proof Foulards, all this season's designs; see the beautiful patterns and colorings in Washington street window dis- play; specially priced for Friday and Saturday only.. I iC Yard Wide Black Taffeta 98c Our reliable 36-inch wide black Taffeta, beautiful lustrous finish; QQ. regularly sold at $1.25 per yard, special, only iOC Mohairs for Bathing Suits All the wanted shades are represented, and five grades are offered A)c at the following special prices; the regular 50c grade at rtt. linen Skirts Worth to $18.50 at $5.95 als.to$10at$3.95 As a special Friday bargain we Jiavejet aside two large lots of our best Linen Skirts, and have marked them at tremen dously low prices. These garments are in the very latest styles, many being pleat- ed models, trimmed with graduated bands of the same materials, and there-ls not a skirt in these lots that is not a desirable, attractive garment, well worth its original price. The material is heavy white linen that will stand many seasons' laundering. We could not show you a better, more fashionable linen skirt at any price than can be found in these lots, and now for a Friday special we offer them Values from $12.50 to $18.50 for Values from $6.00 to $10.00 for . : $5.95 $3.95 i! Regular 75c grade...., 59 Regular $1.00 grade 81 Regular $1.25 grade 93 Regular $1.50 grade. $1.19 Three Specials on Gloves LONG .SILK GLOVES, 16-button length, colors black and white OQ only; regular price $1.75 per pair, special at. . ... ." OiC 16-BUTTON .SILK .GLOVES. SILK GLOVES, 16-button length, black and white only, value QQ black only; value $225, M 1ft 2 IOC special f l.lu Small Needs at Great Savings 18c CASTILE SOAP, imported, 4-Ib. bar; regular price 50c, spe- OQ cial, the bar J7C FOUNTAIN SYRINGE, seamless, red rubber, 3-qt. size; reg. QO, $1.50 value, special, each . . . .IOv ALLEN S h OOT EASE, a cure for sore feet; regular 25c value, special, the box PINAUD'S EAU DE QUININE, a fam'ous hair tonic; regular OQ price 50c, special, bottle JC FACIAL CREAM, Woodbury's, regular price 25c, special, O the tube IOC TOILET PAPER, "Homuse"; regular price 10c, special, -the J roll . . v DC JAPANESE LANTERNS, red, white and blue, large size; reg. 7 price 10c, special, each iC WAX PAPER, 24 sheets, spe- A cial, the roll 4C PLAYING CARDS. Golf, satin finish enamel back; regular 1Q price 25c, special, the pack...lC WRITING TABLETS, ruled or plain; regularly worth 20c, 1 i special ItC ENVELOPES, cream or white wove, 5i and 6 inch, 25 in pkg., special, the package. SOUVENIR BOX STATION ERY, with envelopes to match, 24 sheets of paper with Portland, Ore. stamped on each sheet; regular price 35c, special. :4c 25c all 10c COAT HANGERS, Setwell, fold ing, nickel plated, special, 1 fi each 1UC HAT PINS, with colored glass heads; regular price 10c, spe- C cial, each .DC HAIR ROLLS. 12-inch size shades; regularly worth 15c, special for Friday, each.... ft. ID . HAIR LUKLE.K3, large size; rcgulai-pnce 8c, spe cial, the bunch SNAP FASTENERS, Holdfast, black or white, come in all sizes; regular price 5c, special the dozen DRESS SHIELDS. Parisian edge; regular price 30c, spe cial, the pair Fine Lingerie Rluslinwear Specials LADIES' WHITE CAMBRIO PETTICOATS, deep hewn fkxtocxv plain or hemstftched tuckaleep em broidery ruffle, also dust raffles. Some of these petticoats ere4a- extra wide. sizes for large figures. Regu lar prices $2.50, Spe cial .... .$1.67 LADIES' NIGHTGOWNS of fine Boft-finished nainsook; low, round or square neck; short sleeves) all daintily trimmed In lace or embroid ery. Reg. prices $4.00 to 4.o0. Special $2.99 Knickerbockers for CENTER PIECES if Children 97c Cushion Tops 17 c Fine checked gingham, front and belt trimmed in white braid, ages from I to 6 years; regular Q7 W $1.25 values, special Stamped nd tinted, cushions with plain backs, pretty conventional designs, material for finish- j ing, all complete, special 1C $ 7.50 Drap'd Leghorn Hats $2. 98 Superior quality Imported Leghorn Hats with imported chiffon drapes, exclusive patterns controlled by Olds, Wortman & King; just the hat for this -season's wear with sheer summer dresses and linen suits, and in fact all summer gowns; hats regularly priced up to $7.50, for AO only . .. . . $Li.UO AH Banded Sailors at V2 Price Do not fail to see our window display for the latest mid-strmmer novel ties in hats. The lot offered at special sale includes many different models in fine sheer lawn, trimmed with pretty lace and embroideries. Values run as high as $3.75, and all are offered at the remarkably low price of -v.. . $1.19 Light Weight Wool Skirts at $6.98 Chiffon Veiling Splendid Skirts for wear with lingerie of tailored wai9ts in such preferred summer materials as alpaca and ranamas; just the kind ot skirt every woman needs tor wear on odd occasions, and certainly an op portunity to get one at a tremendous bargain; you will need a gnrment of this kind before the summer is over, and you surely will not have a chance to get high grade, well made, stylish skirts . again ft Q at this small price; values to -J at . p0O MUSLINWEAR AT BIO REDUCTIONS NOT A LARGE QUANTITY, so those who would profit must be here early for sizes and assortments are necessarily limited. There are all garments, drawers, gowns, corset covers, chemise, long or short petticoats and two or three-piece combination garments. These are odd lines, and some are slightly soiled and mussed; so, for quick selling and easy choosing, we've divided them into groups that permit of prompt selections. The prices average much below half the real and regular values, so it behooves the economists to act. 5c fast, all 3c lace 20c 75c and 85c values $1.25-$i.75 values $2.00-$2.75 values $3.00-$3.75 values $4.00-$4.75 values ...37c ...63c 99c $1.47 $2.00 $5.0O-$6.O0 values. ...... $6.50-$7.75 values $8.0O-$9.50 values $10.0O-$12.50 values $13.00-$15.00 values $2.50 $3.25 $4.00 $5.00 $6.50 $16.50-$19.00 values $20.00-$25.00 values $27.50-$30.00 values $37.50-$45.00 values $50.00- $60.00 values ..$8.25 $10.00 $13.75 $18.75 $22.50 Fancy dotted patterns; make fine hat drapes and auto veils; they come in pink, red, blue and various other colors; you will need one for outing trips, so take advantage of the big: Friday special and buy The $1.00 grade for 6T The $1.50 grade for ..8 Ml Colored Embroideries Off Large asortment of colors, light blue, lavender, pink, green, etc,; mate rials fine Swiss, lawn and batiste, allovers, edgings and insertions to match; everything in the colored embroidery line at THIRD LESS EMBROIDERIES Special lot of wide Swiss, lawn and batiste Edg ings and Insertions; regular Cfk $1.25 value, at .UilC PURE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS with plain hemstitched edges, also sheer cambric; 1 J vals to 20c, spL Friday llC TORCHON LACES, edges or insertions, J to 2 Inches widej CQ values to $2 per dozen, special -. ... ... ...QC Rose Bowls, Jardenieres Vz Off Special on Neckwear ered mull and lace 65c, on sale at ... . 'Dutch' A large assortment of ladies' Neckwear, including linen tailored stocks, fancy collars, embroidered and net bows, lace trimmed Jabots, embrnid- collars, also some neat silk bows in various colors; regular prices to JIJ A fine line of manufacturers' sam ples, in the new fall shapes and de signs. CANDLESTICKS, 6-inch, OA reg. price $1.25, spl., each...04C CANDLESTICKS, low, 6-inch, regular price $1.50, spe- ( Aft cial. each dl.UU CANDLESTICKS, 8-in, dJO Af reg. $4 values, spl., each.vwO VASES, 5-inch size, regular Af price 70c, special, each .flC Regularly worth $3.50, rf0 OO 12-m. size, spl., each wfaiOO ..$4.67 ..fe.oo 15-inch size, worth $7. 18-inch size, worth $9. ROSE BOWLS. 4-inch size, 7 reg. price $1, special, each.. .0 1 C ROSE BOWLS, 6-inch Qvf size, reg. $2, spL, each... $ 1.04 ROSE BOWLS. 8-inch 7 size, reg. $2.50, spU each. $1 .Of ORNAMENTAL JUGS, reg- 7 ularly worth $1, spl., ea 0C ORNAMENTAL MUGS, regular $4, values, special, 0 each $Z.D ORNAMENTAL MUGS, regular ly worth $2, special for OQ Friday, each New Arrivals In Chinaware. ESPEE CHARGED VJITH HEGLECT Valley Farmers Declare Traffic Warrants Building of $300,000 Bridge, SIM mt TVt Joarml ) Salam. Or, air IS. It wu ett tBt4 br th tr'.nrs f th Southern r .!!!( eoaspar.jr brtog; at Crib. tr thl v-axrk that It ouM coat 119 - la iu u 1 vd maintain a brMr -r lh 8t.ajn rir ''n th f prtrtf-r- 14-W cxl'-wra hruch. Th farror of i." t !rict a !- Ut tff.e ta that m-mrnmm lt TPiJtar. h 1 1 rm n4 tomp4E ti aa oppit : s! hr !4o4 th karks at th rtvr t the point whre the rail road crosses the river and eeveral ex pensive structures have been washed out. For aome time the railroad com- fany has not maintained a brl-lire across he rt ream anil the complaints aJnt the companT have ben many. It Is claimed by the farmers that the nea-lect of that part f the country by the rail road la responsible for Its bavekward Deaa People of S-lo and Iebanon are ani lnna to have the railroad pap through those points and crrs the Santlam at Lebanon Ad adjourned heerina" of the raMroad eotnrrllo-n will be held at Lebanon tn lake more testimony In the case Mcndsv. July JO. and this latter phase tit the question will probably come :p. If Is considered doubtful whether the rommiealon has any Juris diction In the matter. Much Interest waa takes In the hear in( at Crabtree. At present no serrlr Is maintained for eeven mil between Tallman and CnM re becsiaM cf the washed-out brMire. Trains rua from Wawdrnim to CrM re-e on the nort hern en 4 and the soithrn end het ween TrlBrfield a4 TaUnoaa Is reached r-y way of the Lebanon branch f ram Al bany. twh ar IY Bank tut tna'aM CHa SI ledtara ta keeping tbe aocwunta. PRIEST'S KILLER PAYS PENALTY Guiseppe Alia Goes to His Death Cursing the Cath olic Clergy. (Special Dleaatck to Tbe eaaraal.t Canon City. Col. July It. Gut serf Alia, admitted tnarderer of Father Leo Helnricha, paid the mortal penalty for the crime at l it o'clock when the deatk tray waa spron. aendioc aim to eter nity. I'atU tbe at his cars acalnst tbe Catholic cletfjr, interspersed: with erteat of. Tonf lta ItajT.- pier red the air. Alttxtefa) lt Tran fee nrarc at tie aaui J t it aaiack, Alia d.4 " minutes later owlr.f to tbe rope sllp plna Alias crime tnmed Denver sick with horror. He went In BX. Elliabeth's church. In that city. February 21 os tenslblv to receive the sacrament of the Kurh&rist, In reality to murder the priest. As the father placed the wafer on Alia a tong-ua. all unsuspecting of the murderous destrn In Alias heart and be;n. 'Take, et. this Is my body " tha subject of the prarer a pat the blessed morsel from his mouth. Almost simul taneously with this desecration a shot rana out and Father Leo sank to the floor raortaHy wounded. A ballet frw. a revolver fired by Alia bad pe"-rated the priest a body near tha 'rt - m Ixtcaikwi for IioqalaiB BHdXB. . (tweete lasatrh Tse iseL) Abee.n. VuL, July It. The 4oca-tl- . ef the Me si eel krtdpa aeroeia the Hoaqutaai rtver will be derided when aa aaawer fcaa bean reewtved from tba officials 'nf tha t'nloa P-lfle railroad. w,trh will Wmubm part ef tba coat of the Mnrtara Ta aew t roc tare will be af ydern aeer 4 werkaDaaurh . It wtj coat about ;i.t4ft. U. S. ENGINEER VISITS UMATILLA PROJECT Opportunities for Produc tion Best in America, Says Arthur Davis. (perlal Dtspatrn te Tbe JenreaLI Hermlstou. Or.. July Itr Ahe P. Da via. chief engineer of the United Statea reclamation ee rvl re. wbo has Just vtalted tha VmatlUa project. speaks In tha hlbst terms of It. He says: Tba extreme fertility of tha eoll. with aonaaqnent wonderful production and tha excellent location from a stand point of aMpplna facilities and pieaeant climate, make thla project, in any esti mation, tha beat Irrigation acherne ia imfrici." X- ' ' Mr. Laia paid a rlslt to. tba io;ect to Inspect the completed Cold Springs dam and reservoir and that portion of the government's system, which la now fiirnishlnir water to the settlers, lie further said: "The lower California project, Yuma, has perhaps ns rich soil as thla valley, but the climate la not nearly so pleaa ar.L The Yakima project might be com pared to thla project, but the conditions here are more favorable, altitude and early season being In favor of the Uma tilla. The reclamation service has undertak en a number of Irrigation schemes throughout the country. Each scnema la different the nrohlems of engineer Ina are different, and the conditions of the land and 1t products are airrereni. "I am- maklne- a tour of several Irrl ratlon districts end have Just visited Urand Kinder valley In Colorado, the I ncompahrra project in I. tan. trie Ml nlndoka and Boise projects, and the rec lamation service looks uporr this as a reafh and rrsoe conntrit of tha very anishest excellence which )(s found nn- Deer. necause cf tha nnasnal cllmatle coo dltlona this year many of tha new pro jects ajl orer the west have truffered somewhat from winds, aa tha light aoil la eaailr blown w bee. first brt ken for rulttvatloa. In many places tha aet tiera ara ,bavlr.g good aucceaa, wbea first opening up their lands, by thor oughly wetting them before clearing the saga brush off and then aowlng rye, al falfa, wheat or graaa. In thla way they are able to secure enough of a stand t i hold the soil and then the brush can be grubbed out later. This plan has ev. t been succeasfu) In getting a stsrt with alfalfa In the Minlndoka project, a&d it WU1 likely do well here. Now that tbe Umatilla project Is near lng completion the big dam havir,. heei flnlahed. It will only be a short tin when this section will be one T. stretch of green fields and hundreds it new pvnpi wiu DO IOC led. OXE IIOUK EARLIER Tor tat fotsstl Saturday Trip to sTortk Baaekv Tha steamer Potter will leave Port land. -Ash afreet dock, at I p. m on Saturday neat, July It. and on succeed ing Satsrdars throughout tbe season. Instead of P tn., aa originally ar- giving paaseaaera the benefit ef tha entire river trip by daylight, and lsn.l- i"i '""n nm pwa one n?nr aariler. Don't forget lhat baggsae rhovvi rech ta 4ock at.leaat.a hair bgf iuf. departure. e