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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1008. !5 Ibises 1 Yd-Wide Black Taffeta 98c A SUPERB quality of black taffeta that sells regularly and readily at $1.25 the yard, bargainized for Wednesday's selling at 98c. Tis the best in finish and permanent dye to be found anywhere; the yard-wide sort that needs only a small amount to make a fr garment. Hurry in. Supply your needs before this lot of MfSf 1,630 yards is gone per yard v" v Tfir j Adiusto Dowager Corsets j HERE'S a model that is skillfully designed to mold the full figure into graceful lines. When "Adjusto" .bands are tightened, they lift the abdomen and support , it firmly, yet comfort ably in place, reducing the excess flesh of hips and j back, and give the much desired straight back and flat hip jl I II I effect . st in Town For Wednesday The Place Sh Toilets 19c Woodbury's Fa cialSoap, 25-ccnt S?....-16C Oriental Toilet Powder, antisep tic, for infants or adults, 25c pack age for . . . Emery Boards, 10 m box; pj special I L Dennison's Crepe Paper Napkins, fancy, effects; spe cial, the A dozen tC Writing Tablets, Hurd's Holland bond linen, ruled or unruled, n 30c value. . LLC Clothes Brushes, extra good qua! lty; spe cial 25c BATHING SUITS, selling at one quarter less than regular prices. A good assortment in the wanted colorings and styles, trimmed with braid to match. Every size, and, although modestly priced in the beginning, now reduced still more. At these prices you might as well replace your old A, one. Buy and save... SILK VESTS FOR WOMEN, low neck, sleeveless style, nicely finished at neck and arm holes with crochet trimming. Come in the pearl or ivory white. Very desirable for wear with white waists. All sizes and the grade regularly worth $1.50 each. fQ On sale Wednesday 7oC at only (f38 $1.00 Val. Laces Sell at 59 c Narrow widths in Edges or Insertions, wide range of pat terns, regular value up to $1.00 per dozen yards. r Specially priced Wednesday at only 0C WOMEN'S TEA APRONS of plain white lawn or dotted Swiss, in fine quality, round or square shapes, finished with dainty hemstitching and embroidery; long, wide Af tie strings; 75c values . 4iC Dinner Sets Handsomely Decorated With ftrm Border, Qold-XUtunlnatad. 60 pieces, special, set . :.-6.75 60 pieces, special, set .--.88.65 100 pieces, special, set ..813.40 Artlstlo Green Decoration, With Bad Berries, In Fancy Shapes. 50-plece sets, special, set 84.72 60-plece sets, special, set 86. OO 100-plece sets, special, set 89.32 Syracuse China Dinner Seta. Beg. Il; special, set 88. OO Reg. $18; special, set -...)!oO A" Si,k '-xR? mW Parasols Reduced lUv Tbv 11 Yes, ma'am that means every silk para- M fv$al so' 'n our ent're stock- Plain colors or vffj fj f fancy effects, with pretty ribbon borders, ) 1 and plain or fancy handles. Buy one I l right now to match your summer cos- II tume. No matter what sort, style or J color it may be, you will find savings al- Ik V together too good to resist. ik ffl The Reductions Run Jh II IV From to K Jf WOMEN'S HOSE of fine lisle yarn, in black, tan or white. Some slight ly damaged. The regular 50c grade selling at ' 17?, and hose worth $1 to $1.50 the pair special only . 1 49c CHILDREN'S orMISSES HOSE Cotton Hose, in black, white or tan, slightly imperfect, but regu larly worth to 45c A p pair. On sale here I jC Wednesday at only. SPECIAL DISPLAY Tan Hose at, pr., 25t? to $1.50 of WOMEN'S SILK HOSE, many shades, regular $1.50 values 98c Ribbons Worth to 75c at 23c WARP PRINT EFFECTS in stripes, plaids, etc.; widths to 6 inches, and values up to three times the small price asked; suitable for trimming hats,-for sashes, etc. tfjo Regular up to 75c value.at LoC WOMEN'S LACE MITTS AND ARMLETS, a small lot in good sizes, preferred shades and qualities, and regularly worth to 85c the pair. On sale Wednesday. Come OA early and buy at LtfC DinnerSets Fancy Border Pattern, Gold Deco rations; I.ight, Thin Semi Forcelaln. 0 pieces, special, set ....85.70 60 pieces, upec'lal, set 8T.20 100 pieces, special, set --811.15 Seml-Porcelaln, Old Bine, Spe cially Adapted for Hons Use. 60 pieces, special, set ...-86.48 Austrian China Dinner Sets. Re, price S22: special ..815.50 Dainty Pink Flowers With Light Green Tracing. BO pieces, special, set ....86.75 0 pluses, special, set . , 8m Oft 100 pieces, special, set .-813.40 Notions Kid Curlers. 4-in size, one dozen in pkg., best quality, reg. 5c pkg.; spe cial Wednes- o day JC White or Black- Headed Pins, 100 to the paper, as sorted sizes; spe cial, the a paper tC "Mode" Snap Fas teners, wJiite or black, all sizes, 2 doz. on card, reg. 10c value ; r special Lamp Chimney Stoves, very han dy for heating curling irons, tc'.. reg. 10c val. ; special C Photo Albums, covered with heavy black cloth, 0 leaves, worth 40c each ; special , , . 30c AT Semi -Annual Shoe Sale i Men and women who are interested In good footwear read this ad carefully. Note the .sav ings shown. Come and see what splendid shoes we sell you for little money, and how per fectly we fit you. Then you will make this your permanent shoe store. Any women's $3.50, $4,00, $5.00 or $6.00 Q QA Oxfords 3)J)7 Any women's Pingree Gloria or $3.50 Q OA shoe p)et)7 Any Louis heel high shoe excepting aq QA Peggy from Paris, value to $7.00 d)) Many. styles in women's regular $4.00 dQ OA and $5.00 high shoes P). J7 Any Laird-bchoeber shoe or Oxford d0 QQ for women J7 Women's Oxfords in large assortment, 0 At $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 grades $Ct,tif Women's Oxfords in $2.50 and $3.00 d AO grade 4170 Women's Oxfords, worth to $2.50, spe- t1 in cial lot D lAu MEN, LOOK TO YOUR SHOE NEEDS AND SAVE All of our men's $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Oxfords at $3.69 Many styles in $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 high shoes ...83.69 Any men's regular $4.00 shoe .'-..83.69 Men's Oxfords and shoes, large assortment, worth to $4.00, (fO Q all sizes pDS Men's Smart Shirts $1. 15 ' - - " " 1 " . ' 50 DOZEN HIGH-GRADE GOLF SHIRTS in great variety of patterns, regularly worth $1.50 each. Wednesday's ii price Ole 1 J 60 DOZEN MEN'S GENUINE POROSKNIT UNDERWEAR in four different colors, a famously good 50c value, the 0( garment JaC Blrr a Lnvt njoc m wn, iviivim d ausfc.iHUtL.K.t, lisle grav or black, reg. 35c Of and assorted webs, very value. Special . JL Garment Sale Extraordinary COVERT COATS, 32 in the lot, up values to $35.00 each. Special at. . ti)D7t) This is the last day you'll have of this re markable opportunity to save on apparel of the highest class. Assortments are still good, but it s a clean-up of odds and ends, and those who delay now must miss the best bargains. Come insr as earlv as nnssihle Wednesdav. for vnii'11 j j x j j v'iJv&ZT'ilfi&fflviWi not have a chance like this again for many a iflriklltw4 day. wMWrM TOURIST COATS in fancy mixtures, taffeta, iftiImmi wnite serge and pongee, li in the r lot, values to $32.50, at 0le7) SILK COATS, Etons and other styles, in fine black silk, also in pongee, values to rfr aa $32.50. Your choice Pt3.UU SWEATERS, blouse or vest style, OA values to $3.00, on sale at, each : OaC SILK DRESSES, a lot of just 47, one-piece style, worth to $25.00 each. For QQ this sale, special at v770 COLORED DUCK SKIRTS, just 204 in the lot, values to $2.25. For this sale, OA special at OaC I Wool Smyrna Rugs $1.59 These rugs come in Floral, Ori ental or Animal patterns. A wealth of choice in color or de sign, fringed ends, reversible. We bought a large quantity at an extremely low price, and for that reason we can offer the Pre mier small rug value of the sea son. Size 30x60 inches, and reg ularly worth $2,25 each, priced for Wednesday at only. $1.59 Head or WHITE WASH SKIRTS, Indian linen, a lot of 151, worth to $3.75. OQ On special sale at this low price. . . . p JlLU MISSES' COATS in broadcloth, silk or fancy mixtures, 2H in the lot, values to $15.00. Choice for ALPACA WALKING SKIRTS, come cream, navy or black ; 44 in the lot, worth to $12.50 each. Sale price. .. $4.98 in $4.98 BLACK TAFFETA SUITS, lfi suits in fine black taffeta, jacket style, values to $53.00. On special sale at i An the low price of 2) i 1 IO WOOL TAILORED SUITS for women and misses, also Khaki buits, splendid tor outing trips, values to $35.00 in the lot, just 147 in all. Choice at .LAWN DKU.bSiiS in one and two-piece styles, 76 in the lot, values to $25.00. On special sale at, each $4.98 two-piece $5.98 special value, pair 35c Besides these above, all Kimonos go at half, all Lace Coats at half, a lot of Silk Coats worth to $25.00 for $5.00, Tourist Coats worth to $32.50 at $7.95 well, come and see for If TM . 1 t ...,,. ,,,,.,,.... , , ,:. -r 8 Ostrich Plumes in a Sale Lengths from 12 to 26 inches, and in the most wanted shades black, white, light blue, pink, old rose and maize. Guaranteed genuine goods, at prices lower than you can possibly buy them when the fall season is on in earnest. ci nc300 ci cc $-00 9 aa $6,00 t?Q ic PlUD ones. M0D ones. )L)) ones.0J XD $8.00; AA$10.00rf7 -A$12.00A AA$14.00AfA r-A WJU. Ulones . I . 0J valued UU valuesj) 1 J.UV $15.00 values. $21.38 $2.00 ones . ones . nr.. $12.00 $20.00 values. And Other Values Reduced in Like Proportion $3.75 POMPONS Fine Ostrlth Pompons, regularly worth $3.00 and $5.00 each, reduced to SpZ.ZS and- St9KI3 SUBVIUE w&wa Gives Warning to School Board Ho Will Make Tublic His licport. The rrtPst of th? ''"'cretins archl tecta aeatnst the art)' u rf the school board in awarding the ileum of the Ai blna Hlgri ii hool. ar.d t'.eir demand that the report of Arr!.le t SnmmrvUi be publlshei as conldere,1 at the boarl metlriir yesterday af '.ernoon. ar.d the whole meitlnK refe-red i the lulldlig committee with ln: ructions to repprt iu th next meeting. The entire affair wa bandied In a ginperly manner. leavir g he lmpr"ton that the member of t .e board were not v ry sure of their ground and were afraid that the eix competing arcl itectn. who precipitated the trouble, had tl-em In a ticle. I la nniantrtfut the VwA rrt til r ftel a letter from Architect Humir.er Ailla rrquetlnt that his report rraklng jte award be puMlshed and Incidentally -onr eying tha threat that If the board rr f to make public hi report, ha would publish tt himself n dlscuaalnir the architects' protest, a member of the berd tn.lc the posi tion that Architect Summervllia waa not )ory selert the bet plan for the proposed Albtna H;fh school, but was tmptr called n to ret In an advisory . ici and that the achool hoard w the uHlmat JvrT to make tl award Itr-n piiri'iii.H ii.ii iii-iti (r as cH-? to the flowlr.a: pararrapb In -t- (ix if "elw Issued hr the hoar-l tThs fr4 ( eduwUon will accept the r- 4-ineiliiia ft the Jury, and toe 4 hr "T iDlfln" tf tha selected de- plans, and that because of this criticism, the hoard relt at liberty to Ignore the report and make lta own selection NEXT YEAR ALL STREETS TO BE OILED Ma.vor Lane and Suporin tendont Donaldson on J Tour of Inspection. Mayor Lane and Superintendent lon aldson are makJn(r an !r.ppetc,n of the streets today to study the erre'ls of the "lllr.r process which has provefl so sat Isfa. lory ir.us far They nre making a tour of rrauyof the nlied streets and also of the Improved streets on hlch water Is !ise f,,r the purpose of studying the t'er,e(ni derl-e (.y the new sprlnk lng process. While Mayor Lane and Ionaldson r.ave g-iven out ry statement as to what tneir 'e--ornmendAtlor ln T,KKT to sprir.kiina net year lt ined that the ouncll wDi he ssked to r.U all the streets net- year sate those which are covered with hard surface pavementa OFFICERS HUNT 2 MEN DRESSED LIKE GARDEN OF EDEN DAYS FV ' n rill ercrlTed aa the an-hitect tie l 1 -lira ke said that the re f - iT,-Mlo- -defrntrW f i c-r.e j , entk ieed Jul ei lae ANOTHER HEARING ON THf DA ELLS CASE J U 7 Ny:ailon company has llTstoek facilltiet at The !, The railred company has riven notkoa n the mmm.inn ahat an dTuat yard Is under contemplation at fmatllla. a . ....... i Ml . vl wri nan The ISiHea which wrld otvrtate the neceasitr of tmprov)rtt the yards at The lilies prorrl flralne and plmnM It it Jtkelr tkat a rebrtn wiii fniiM tfa cosipaax la UtU tasxaaoa. Two nude men startled a portion of South I'ortlnnd j estvrday aTternoon. hut though four policeman searched for them nn further trace could he, found after they left a cleared space between f'orhett street and the Salem electric line. The alarm was sent in to the nollce station ahout noon, and Officers Goltx, l'eterson. Adams and Itudolph hurried I o'lt after the suppos1ly crazy men. They found a woman who had seen two I nr-n dre-sserf in Mirk clothe, come out I Into the i i .ired place snd there dls- i robe and then rlay Rhotit like two boys on the hank of a swimmln hole. Boon thov disHppeared in the thick under brush. What surprises the policemen is Hint any person minus his clothing should try to force his wity through the thornv brush ln that ylclnlty. Later In the afternoon two little girls living at 361 Third street, Leona hltmorc and Helen West, were ac costed and chased from Clay street to their home by an Italian who appeared under the Influence of liquor The po lice have a good description or this man and his npprehenslon will probably soon follow. HOOD RIVER APPLE MEH OPPOSE BILL Projeftsod Law for Larjror Boxes Mean Loss of One Million Annually. tapeHsl Dlr'e to Tbe Joenul Hood River, Or.. July I Intense op position la manifested amotij apple growers of the Hood River district against the tropo,. pack.rg snd grad fr.f law wh'.rh the International Api Wiippera' assoctatlon wi.l endeavor to hare passed by congress at lta BIt session. It will r. ofriciaiiT brought t-fora tke meeting of the Northwest Fruit Orower, saerlatte. which meets this year about the time sor g re ctm reeiee. for the purpnee of taking; eettcm Tbe ntn etyewtleq ttka law. which w-U be axgtw br Ue .f pera. U Uat It provides for change ln the size of the apple box recognized and adopted by the .'irinwesi rruii urowera association as standard, and which la stated to cortain 2.150 cubit Inches, or slightly more than the Winchester bushel, at nresnt accepted as the standard bushel in the Vnlted States. The bo which the shippers recom mend, and which Is specified ln the bill, will contain T,584 cubic Inches, or 423. t cubic Inches mors than the box now used by the association. It la said by authorities en the matter that If the new law g-oee Into effect It will cause a loss to Pacific coaat growers of $1. (G.ooa annually. It Is also stated that an additional cost will be Incurred on account of the larger else of the box. as It win take mora lumber to manufac ture It. The bill waa Introduced during the latter part of the last seaslon of con gress by Repreaentatlre Porter of New York, but wa not reported. This year the shippers have taken It up and ex pect to aec-ure Its pes saga at, the com- !ag aeestoa. TVetT Becorde. All the new ones for Aug-jst now on sale at rilersr Piano House Talking Macilne pa flora fee window display of prewfdetittal earwigs tea p let red WHB talking ma china cteedie , A - . DES FilOINES WAY Tired of Promises Improve ment Club Bids for Mu nicipal Change. Tired of repeated promises on the part of the city council without any results the people of North Alblna, through their Improvement club, adopt ed resolutions last night favoring the Inauguration of a new form of city government patterned after that ln op eration at Uett Moines, lowa. This provides for a mayor and four councllmen to run the city. Each coun cilman and the mayor Is at the head of a separate department of the munlci pal government and each Is heavily bonded to Insure the faithful execution of his duties. He Is held absolutely responsible for hi particular depart ment, lees Moines Is said to he satis fied with the plan there where It has been In operation for seime time. H. U Parsons of lies Moines ad dressed the North Alblna Improvement association at their meettrg last night, explaining; how the new plan of govern ment worked ln the Iowa city. At the conclusion of his address the club unanimously resolved that North Al blna farored the new system and a committee of three waa appointed to take up the matter with tie advisory board on charter revision. Tbeae men will also be present at the regular meeting or the federated East Side clubs tonight when they will ask tha eluba .to cooperate tn an effort to secure better city government. eastern Orojron, the dry spring having been favorable for the successful hatch ing and rearing of the young. It la usually cold and rainy ln the aprlng, which makes the grouse scarce. There will he a great many hunters out after Aufrust 15. NORTH END LOT TO BE DIPK0VED Lowensohn Broa. sold this morning to Eugene Hoch, the Fourth street wholesale liquor merchant, a 60-foot lot on the east side of Sixth street, be tween Flandera snd Ollsan streets, for j;6.000 The property was purchased as an Investment and will be Immedi ately improved by Mr. Hoch In a way to mako It a paying proposition. The sale was negotiated through tha agency of Goldsmith & Co. Flint AVIsconsIn Shipment. (Special Pit pat eh to Tb Jcmraal.) North Powder. Or., July 18. The Hegsted Metxler lumber mill, under contract to ship the entire cut from the saw lor the seaaon to Kadford Bros., Oshkosh, Wla., made lta first shipment today. PUBLIC BATHS AT FOOT EAST MADISON Grouse Will lie Pkntifal. (toedai Dispatch U TVs JoarakJ. Pendleton. Or, . July It.-e Toung grouse will be plentlfal thla eeison ln William M. Ladd came to the relief of the city authorities yes terday by offering them a site for the public hatha at tha foot of East Madison street, and the enterprise that for a time threat ened to become an elephant on the city's hands will be moved aa Boon aa powalbla from Jeffer son atrvet- The new location la practical'. free front sewer coa ts rales t Ion and ta expected to re move all the objections against the baths that bar r-ea raised. WOMEN TURN OUT TO FIGHT A EIRE Make 3fops of Their Gowns and Save a Lot of Very Valuable Property. (United Press Lesaed Wlre.t San Francisco, July IS. There will be, no bridge parties In tha amart eet t the fashionable Pan Anselmo and Kalrfax residence districts until the hands of the society leaders are curi-.l of the burns and blisters they sustain In their heroic work aa volunteer flro fighters yesterday, when they undoubt edly saved several splendid residences from destruction. A stable boy dropped a cigarette In the dry grass at the rlc. nt Caxrigan. No men were near Mrs. Carrlgan rushed out to help the boy check tbe flames but they spread rapid ly and were advancing toward the house when reinforcements came from all sldea The women turned out In full force They took off their outer skirts soakej tbem In water aod beat the fire By persistent work ln this fashion they overcame the fire, but signed hsir aod blackened faces. In addition to the blistered hand a gave their owners a-i awful shock when the enthualaani i.t excitement wore off. REDMEN IN SESSION AT MEDFORD TODAY (frtl Pteeetrk e The Seei-Mll Astoria. Or, July It The state great seuacU of the Improve! Onter of Hed mn convened st Med ford yea terdaw. The delegates from the local ldre are Thoe. B. Lmughery, Andrew Birch, Peter DenjreJ 1 Horn as releT. W. C A rM aad Pr. H. L. Heo4g-