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Newspaper Page Text14 - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. .- j l Lj-w-agatys PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST .6, 1008, Ji. J-U J i; V r V, 4. ft ii I ! ! H - f - ll Women' sTea Aprons 65c Values29c 29c See Window An astounding special that will bring bar gain seekera here in swarms. Full length aprons, just like cut, made of the best quality Amoskeag Gingham, on sale at 29c. Every housekeeper knows what a useful garment this is. and knows that it is Impossible to buy the goods and make ii ; TM them ud tor SO small a price, mcic aic just one hundred dozen for Friday selling, and while they last, one of the great est bargains ever known in Portland is in force. 65c aprons .- WOMEN'S SKIRT CHEMISES, made of extra fine nainsook, with low round or square neck, trimmed with insertion, beading ami Valenciennes or Torchon lace also with lawn ruffle snd d Q tucks. $2 50 values, special Ol.W CUSHION TOPS -Stamped and tinted in a great variety of designs; appropriate for parlor.1, dens or porches; material of daik or light shades, with plain ")(f back to match; vals. to 65c, for... adaC 25 c Wash Goods Friday at 10c YjL White cloth, figured in rings, dots or floral effects some with fancy mercerized stripe; a large quantity and superb 25c quality, on sale Friday at, the 1 A . yard, only 1UC The Veilings Tuxedo Veiling, in plain or dotted mesh, large variety of colora; also Chiffon veil ing' in all the wanted shades; regular values to 65c yd. Special for Friday only 17c t Embroidery Swiss, Lawn or Batiste materi als, good widths and edgings or insertions, suit able for trim ming muslin wear, lingerie dresses, to f) $1.25 yard The Stationery and Smallwares WRITING tablets, ruled or unruled, regulat price 20c each, special for 1 I Friday I4C CABINET BOX STATIONERY 50 and fiO envelopes to match; English vel lum finish ; regular 50c box, for BONE HAIRPINS Shell color, six in .straight or crimped style; regularly 19c box. for BUT- sheets 25c box, 10c HITING'S box stationery, regu lar price 25c the box, special for 1 f Friday only . ...IOC w INGRAM'S Milkweed Cream, a well known toilet help, on special sale here Friday. The regular OO 50c jar sells for only..VOC PEARL SHIRTWAIST TONS Plain or fancy, regularly 25c the dozen ; special 1 Friday :..... UC MOTH BAGS Keep clothing, etc., safe from moths, 75c Ifk size for fraC HAIR ROLLS All shades, regular 25c values, special HAIR ROLL RETAINER Holds hair roll in place; worth 35c easy; special .... BEST AMERICAN THREAD In black white, special Friday; six spools for TOILET SOAP size, a rood soap -Guest room for hotel use. special price, Friday, the cake 1C 4711 TALCUM POWDER A regular 25c value; special Friday 11c D ENNISON'S crepe paper Nap kins, large assort ment of fancy designs, worth 35c per OC 100, special UOV. 19c 25c or 25c D ARNING cotton, on RpOOli white. duced for to three for hiiiCK or specially re-1-riday only .8po.0!s.5c Savings on Curtains And Enamel Beds SAVE ON LACE CURTAINS Lace Curtains of choicest quality and extreme ly pleasing patterns. They coma in Arabian, Filet Nets, Tambours, Scrims and Novelties J regular values from $10 to $30 the pair, this sale like this: $17.50 grades f 11.60 underpriced during (10.00 lll.OO ;l2.oo 112.50 gradei grades grades grades $13.50 grades 5.05 $6.65 f T.50 8.00 8.75 18.50 grades 12.35 $19.00 grades 12.75 $21.00 grades 13.95 $25.00 grades 15.00 $30.00 grades 18.50 $15.00 grades. 8.05 LACE CURTAINS ONLY $4.75 Very tasteful window hangings in Grenadine, Filet, Brussels Net and Novelty effects. About 300 pairs In the lot. and values run A JC to $9.00 the pair. Choice, only. I O Enamel Iron Beds at $h.95 Up Take advantage of this sale and secure a new, handsome and entirely sanitary bed at small cost. Replace the wooden beds you have been intending to discard for so long, and add to the attractiveness of your bedrooms with one of the beauties that we offer at such decidedly small cost, 4 or full size, splendid quality white enain- (p.4 ftF el brass trimmed reg. $6.75 vals. -pf Kegular $ 7.50 values 5.35 Regular $1150 values 7.95 Regular $12.50 values 8.75 Regular $14 50 values 0.65 Regular $15.00 values... 9.98 Regular Regular $16.50 values. . .10.75 Regular Regular $17.50 values. . .11.60 Regular $18.50 values... 12.50 $22.50 values. ..17.00 $25.00 values... 18.50 f ft Frid Supplies Vacation Wants at the Minimum Cost Annual Sale of Mussed Linens 1 1 " ' A Friday is the fifth day of this remarkable sale, but it is by all means Kr one vet Lots were eettinc tow. and we nave added to tne assortment by hundreds of new pieces some of them show scarcely perceptible traces of handling, and selections are now larger and values even better than Monday, the first day of the sale. Therefore come promptly, and come prepared to buy liberally. There is not a question but that you will do so when you see the magnificent values and the superb qualities awaiting you. u, in- 3.25 4.85 .4.45 .5.50 5.75 6.00 9.75 TABLE CLOTHS, 2x3 yards stead of $4.50, now Cloths. 2x3'4yds., $7 vals 2Vax2Va. $6.50 values Size -2VSx2tf. $7.50 value Size 2'Ax3, $8.50 value... 2x3yds., $9 value 2j4x4 yds.. $14.50 value... RICHARDSON'S FINEST GRADE WASH HUCK TOW ELS, with plain, hemstitched, scal loped or fancy drawn work bor ders, reg. $1 grades, for 75 $1.25 quality at 90J $1.50 grades, for 1.15 $1.75 grades, for 1.35 Short lengths of Table Damask, amazingly low priced. 350 pieces in 2 and 2-yard lengths. The lon ger pieces for $1.75, and the 2 yard lengths at 1.45 2.00 . A. . ...' .Wa .2.65 .-. - .... ..; W 3.35 -ffl v .. JRISH HAND-EMBROIDERED SCARFS and squares; imported goods, embroidered hand-work done by Irish peasants; high-grade linens very low priced. $1.50 qualities, special..., $2.00 qualities, special..., $2.50 qualities, special.,.. $3.00 qualities, special.... $4.00 qualities, special..., $5.00 qualities, special $1.00 Chevron Silks 59c An extra special on Chevron striped oritental silks, in navy, brown, reseda, Copenhagen blue, tan or cream. An unusually good $1.00 fA grade, priced Friday at OuC SILK PONGEES A clean-up of absolutely pure silk weaves, in the most wanted shades; regular price $1.00 the yard; Fridav f only Women's 25c Vests 17c Men's Wear MEN'S SILK SHIRTS In white, cream, polka blue dots and striped effects; regular $5 values, Afk special Friday !)) at MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR Silk finish, covered elastic seams, regular $1.25 values, at . 98c Parasols $1.59 Surely you'll not miss this special. High grade silk parasols, in decidedly pop- ular shades: brown , blue, tan, green; also in natural f f" ' M 9 MM pongee, witn colored sm I'uy a good supply and have plenty of changes; low neck, sleeveless, Swiss ribbed vests, regu larly sold at 2"c each; extra gond values Fridav, at 17c WOMEN'S LACE TBIMD PAJTTS I'mhreila style. rlth fitted topv sells rK ulnrly at T5o ihe it. pair, Friday WOatXV'B UNIOK SUITS Lace trlmmewl unitirella knee, knee length, regularly 1 IK the suit, DA. special 09L border, or in black or white with fancy border. Have handles in colors to match covers. Regular values to $3.75 each; the greatest parasol of the year, priced at The Dinner Sets Priced at $5.29 $4.95 The latent shapes, with apray decor ations, and full (fold Una, 40-pleoe nets; regularly worth 4 OQ S4 S4 0. .'0-pleca sets, 7.50 values, at 60-pleco seta. 'worth 19.00. $5.40 Sets of 100 pieces, splendid assort ment, regularly worth Q Q $14.90 each special Friday DEOOTtATED BXTMI - rOKCIILIW SIlfNEB BXT8, In odd lines and pat terns; helf regular price. CHINA WAKE, In odd pieces, dark blue with hvy gold line; fruit sau cers, oatrneal or berry bowls, bowls and bread and butter plates; choice, each 8-ln. plates or cups and sau cers selling at only t JX&XiY O&ASSXS, special each $6.00 9c 13c 2c XSASOir JAB BUSBEES, extra r heavy. 1 doxen for Speclifcl demonstration of Economy Fruit Jars on third floor. snarLEX nEi,E3s cookebs, absolutely sanitary, practical, eco nomical; no pads to absorb odors or moisture; every part easily cleaned, every one guaranteed to do perfect work lr directions are followed. om- plete, with cooking uten fclls, for STTBfMTB SPECIALTIES Bins nam Cookstovss, Gas Hot Plates, Window Borsens, Befrifsra tors, OoailoU Lamp BtoTsi. and all sorts of hsrps and hot weather oom f orts on sal at special prioes. Sale Medium Grade Glassware Wine Glasses, worth 70c the dozen, at. each Footed Sherberts. worth 70c the dosen, at. each Pickle Dishes, regularly 10c. each, special fl-ln. Berry Bowls, 20c values, for 7-ln. Berry Bowls, 25c values, for Olive Dlches, 10c values, for Horseradish Pishes. 20c value, for Sugars and Creamers, 25c val ues, for $L59 $1.25 Short Kimonos 69c Short kimonos, made of fancy lawn in very pleasing styles. A rare chance to secure pretty and comfortable house garments at decidedly small cost. White ground, fig ured patterns, worth to $1.25, each Q special )jQ LINGERIE WAISTS Of good quality lawn, trimmed w'ith lace, embroidery, tucks, etc. Regularly worth to $2.50 each ; QQ selling Friday for only 0C 1 3 Prs. Women's Hose 50c Plain or lace effects, in white or fast black. The best 25c grades in this store, famous for its hosiery values. W'ith this lot, we also include a number of Children's Hose in black or white, worth 4oc the pair; choice of women's or children's, three pairs for ee Your 99 Ij-lHie to be here, and you can find the best shoe bargain of ywrliteWjust the sort of footwearlhat YOU WANT TO WEAR. Ask for a size and lot chart. It makes choosing easy at this 3c ,3c s 5c 10c I 15c i 5c 10c 13c f l .OFFICER KILLS SALOON ROBBER !Two Soattle Youth. Out of Work, Looked for Some Easy .Money. 1 plerco.l Yin stomach The other boy hid :r. a barrel, where he was f'Vjnd later. He t"l! the poil-e thst he and Tounds ii-r.o from Seattle some time ag and i i . 1 1 nni find work. FEIKXDS IXDIGXAXT AT SriCIDE VERDICT! t : r 3r 4 r - Si: Jose. . Aus ( Vpon the tes- f Arl.ur l;irker tie orly .y. , fTs Fre lmml My. , (m TYanc-lsco, Aug t. 8 ott Tounds, 'rlt year of ae, who lUed at HJ4 - Clftitk strt. Boijth iejji u rt,ox ajMI ins tan Ur kUld early today t-y r- ; t Urmtl W. T. Arr Rr C. Bird. ael II years of ae. h0 claims t b ! o ot th 6rndr,J -. IM1 srnl at (eittl. fwipi" of Tsnoa. siodsr arrest for burglary 4 Tb kliile aod ths arrest r the - rnlminatloa f an netting chase fnr tnr- ticJia aftr th two bora, who tit rwiifw rhlrr had tn sllarTerl ? It t a-c robfclng aaiooa at nrta .p4 hi laeina treta. mrm a rMM ta tha aJona aM rnxn4 tHraart fram htch tl t ha4 rn 41 k ml t ti ta-a y oaths rot rf tho Jmr r"l ram, , '.il e'S to "f. 7b rofas tr f r.ri at Tou'xl. aat lnes tt- tf.e rfrownirg of !tjm;i.ii M IHrkf r n ar HUf Moon t-ay vesternay. IT" roronr jury brousrit In a er-j :i : rf eulcidf Ills friends today ll-' r'4..t Il!rker's story and stste tha': t' !;: attrr.r,t to diFjrove It so as (n r-r,"' the stlrr.a from the deaj U.-kT M Barker ei:berate'T 1 J-jrr r-d Ir.to tfce Mr after having srnt j tr.ie iii t ir!r)t!nr heavily ! DRUMMERS SAY nil miejippiiig Ortranization Fomiins: to Se cure Square Deal and Cut Out Graft. Y01X; ( OMMAX'DAXT AT MARE ISLAXD rr"M V-m Leet Wlr I Waahlng-on. Aug Caplaln Lu-len Toung it 10 h new commandant, at Mare ).'r. raiy yard, fran rran rvaco. arrordlng tr. aj!rtes given out . ay the tiivy r4nmnt Hs wlil sue-j rd rpt,i! J H Milton. VIM has trasrrrMj (a enmmatul af tha ro eralttrg aMp Irvipwatea. stow at Mara liait4 I iwmnr J m Rototearvn. w ha M titsa Aismabd m ih In4rw1eiK. Is rUaw aa4 baa rataraai ta fe fconsa. ipeil Pwi'tt'ti te The Jeoraal Milwaukee. Wis. Aug ( Trie waiter, the rrter ar.d the h-e'lNor wfh the Itthlng pa.m must go The tlfplr.g cut torn mutt be abolished This Is the edit of the t'tre'ing men of the rour.try airr b!J In M;la'jke te4ay to r.rotleta the orgamiatlon of tba National Travlers' assnrlatlon The protw-isefl organisation Is to serve as a clearing hm. for ail eomplalr, ts fron eommerrial tnolcrt Tr, tip ping evil hea1s lh list of grievance. a-1 ts t t given first attentien Waen that problem h beon aolvad the aaanrUtJoB will work to sociira clean taweia. stz-foot ata sitaouato fire ewcapnee Sn4 other things wtit-h the 4fimsn h Hr tlierlM ntltle) to kat whlefc tfeer o rot alai rwolra ha han1 of the hnhg.rnprtatnro. Tba Braaaat gaUx ul b U aea- slon during the remainder of this week. Before It sdjourns It is expected tht the national organization will be given a good atart and within a few months It Is hoped to have a membership of not less than 60,000. The association will take In members of both of the na tional organizations of traveling men now existing ... , The association will aim to bring about the desired reforms through the medium of the law. Committees will be appointed to s" before the legisla ture, of lh different states the coming winter and speak In support of the measures to do awav with th tipping evetem and discrimination In hotel rates against the traveling ealesman. ROD WAXAMAKER TOTES FOUR MILLION'S rnlte4 Press Lessed Wtre.l j New Tork. Aug. It wag made pub- lie todsy that Rodman Wanamaker of ' miladelphla carries mora Insurance fan tut other man In the world. ; W anamaker Is Insured Tor $.VM.no. Pis tiet les gsttareJ by th Insurance ! Pret show that Philadelphia million, ia'res and fnultt-mllllotiatrea go In for i , - i hMfflv then thnee ' i r , r u i ., v v , . . . - j i of ar.y other city lo ths Lotted States. t T Short Line to St. rani. Tba (ana d is a Parifle rotiU via. r kne is the short Una bet weea Portland snd Ft. Paul Fasteat train service. Elertri ItghtaS trains Library, buffet, compartment, observation cars. For oewrrtpttva M'w appiy at saeal ftlea, 1; Xbitr atxaeu DAWSON REFORM HAS BEEfl TRIEO Ioposes to Confine Saloons to Hotels in Yukon District. . (Special msTXtrk to Tbs Journal Victoria, B. C, Aug. The move ment of ths temperance wave through out tho continent has brought It even I thua early as far north aa ths Arctic I circle. One of th first measures of. ! fered to the Tnkon legislature, tha an , r.ual session of which has Just opened. Is a bill for ths elimination of all sa I loons within tho territory. Inclusive of Dawson City, and giving only to prop erly equipped hotels tba right to sell Intoilesnte A blow has also been St ruck against tha danea halls of tha Tukon. the ana remaining" part of Canada la which women have been legally ejnr loved to bromote tha aaie af liquor, jack Me Crtmmosj has keesj sif en'-ed ta l awra" ImpriMMuMRt .at hard la r aitd. with out tho optioa,af a flna for rmnsUog dance hall. Justice Dugas In rendering sentence stated that a longer term would of a certainty bo Imposed upon ths next conviction The stand of the Tukon suthorltles Is paralleled by that of British Polum bla, which hao decided to grant no 111 uor permits or licenses along the line or tne rani Trunk facirio ratjmay, now building, snd which will probably introduce arastic temperajica legisia tlon for ths entire province at the forth coming session of ths provincial leg- isisturs. ErWORTII LEAGUERS HOLD C0XU:XTI0XS fgerl.l Plans tea Th J.m sal t Corpus Chrlsll. Tsiss. Aug. . Ths fourth annual encampment of ths Texas state Fpworth league, ore of tha larg est and most Important of the summer assemblies held In tha aowthweat, opened today at Epworth-by-tha-Sea. with delegatea present from all parts of the stste and from Arkansas, Louis iana and Tennessee as well. During the neit 1 days the attend ance Is eipecled to reach S.00S Many prominent persons will addrsao the gathering, among them Vr W. N. Whal ing of Savannah. Os . Bishop F. It Hendiig of Kansas City. Blshoo Joph B. Key of Phermaa. Dr. Oaorge C- Ran kin of ra41aa. Dr. B Vf. Alderae of Terrell and lr. IV T. Cpf of ashlU. Teoa. The vlsl'ers attaadtnsr V awoasxp gaacf da aet eotafina tkemselTsa etiiuaiy to religious stirdv ilurlnr the fnr.tti:' ment tennis, bssohnll a!i'1 mhir f'rn.' of athletics and various fi rms of tun ica 1 entertainment being provided for t:i each day a program Colfax. Ios. Au - With an s' tendanco unusunlly large for an open ing day. the annual state assemhlv "f tha Epworth league bgsn heie t 'dav Many parts of the state were repre sented among the visitors who regis tered during the day. The rrogrsm for tha gathering extends over 10 Hs. and la filled with interesting features in the war of sermons, addresses snd enn ferencen. which will be Interspersed with music and other forms of lighter entertainment aVAanxiT Mil IW TXX TOUD would not be contented to be kept In the house aod doing nothing by rheumatism Neither art you, who are alwais busv and aoOva. Then don't neglect Ihe first twinge of an ache or pain that von might think la Just a "crick " Rub aeil with Ballard s Know Liniment snd no matter what tha trouble is. It will dis appear at once- Sold by Ekldmor Drug company COFFEE Try several prades of coffee; you may as well have an intelligent choice. Trtt gwcr retarna ywar moneT if roa 40m liha Vehtnieg Beat; ws par ptw 1 I -