The Oregon daily journal., August 13, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

THtf OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1908.
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Friday Bargain Day-500 Wpmen's Short Lawn and Swiss Kimonos, Vals. to $2.50 for 98c
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September Butterick Patterns The New Styles for Tall The Butterick Fashion Book for Tali Just In Fall Neckwear
Straw Sailor Hats
Valucf t0 0 $1.39
LrrrrmX (S)
Chantilly Veils
Values to $5.00 $1.49
Women's Finest Lingerie Waists
Reg. Values Up to $7.50 Each, $1.89
One thousand Women's Lingerie Waists, selling regularly up to $7.50 each, go into a tremen-
dous Friday sale at only$l.80. We regret that there's only 1,000 of them, for the demand
for them will be sensational and we may not be able to supply them all day. They are made
of finest lawn and mull, with long and three-quarter sleeves. Scores of styles, in all seizes.
trimmed in plain and fancy effects with embroidery, Valenciennes laces,
pin tucking, etc. No phone orders filled, none reserved, none C. O. D.
Sale begins at 8 o'clock. It will pay you to be here at the opening of
the doors. Sale price
$1.8?
Madras m Percale Shirts
Values to $2.00 at $1.15
$1.15
A new shipment of Men's Shirts
no old patterns in this lot made of
fine imported madras and percales,
pleated or plain fronts, attached or
detached cuffs, light or dark color
ings, values to .$2.00, for
only
$1.00 Neckwear 55c
Friday we will place on sale a lot of
new French Folded Four-in-Hands
and Open-Knd Four-in-Hands, all
made of imported silks in new col
ors and new patterns, stripes
and figures, val. to $1.00, for
55c
Gas Glob es 1 7c
25c imported Gas Globes.. .17
20c Gas Torches 11?
5c (ins Tajxrs, box, never
drip 30
35c Imperial Silver Polish . 230
10c Putv Momade Metal Pol
ish 1 60
15c Pearline 8c
5c "Monkey" Scouring Soap. 40
35c Shopping Bags, 2 styles. 100
10c Hair Pin Cabinets, 200 as
sorted pin 70
25c white Shoe Dressing. . 150
25c black Shoe Dressing. . 150
35e fancy Arm Bands, pi ..lO"
Paraffine Lunch Paper, roll. 40
Hair ' Putts 19c
Best quality imported Hair
Puffs, sanitary, light and com
fortably, in qll shades and sizes;
a necessity tor fashionable hair
dressing: regular 25c and
35c values
Wt&f fit
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fjslil i i t.
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1 Villi lUfiira
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19c
Manufacturers' Rug Samples f
10c Handkerchiefs 5c
500 manufacturers' car
pet rug samples, all
bound ready for use;
come in large variety
of patterns in Ay.nin
Ster, Velvet Wiltons
and Tapestry Brussels;
can be used in many
way.
27x54-inch Axminstcrs,
.regular $3.50 values
$1.39
27 x 54 -inch Velvets,
regular $2.50 values -
$1.19'
27x54-inch Tapestrv
Brussels, regular $2.00
values
79c
WashGoodsClearance
r.7:
100 Wash Suits of
plain and striped duck,
all color stripes, real
values $10.00
$4.39
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
?.' V v.
We must have the shelf-room for other merchan
dise, so all Wash (roods go at a price so low that it
vvill pay to purchase for use now as well as next
year. The entire lot contains ahotit 2.5i0 yards.
This season's choicest Printed Lawns, Batiste, Dim
ity, Madas and Linens.
25c Wash Goods reduced toward
35c Wash Goods Reduced to, yard 12
50c Wash Goods reduced to, yard 15t
60c Wash Goods reduced to, yard 20?
75c Wash Goods reduced to, yard, 25t
50c Tan Hosiery, 3 Pairs $1.00
Women's fine gauze lisle thread tan Stockings, all im
ported goods, every new shade; regular 50c quality OC
at 3 pairs for $1, each OOC
75c 2-CIasp Lisle Gloves 39c
$1.75 Long Silk Gloves 85c
Friday we place on sale our entire stock' of Two
Clasp Milanese and Suede Lisle Gloves, standard
make and quality, never sold for less than 75c pair.
Sizes ay2, 6, dyi, 7 and 1V2, ir Mack, white Qfl
and tans. Regular T5c quality a)C
Regular $1.75 16-button Silk Gloves, double- gf
tipped fingers OOC
5c
19c
Women's colored and white Handkerchiefs,
Guaranteed fast colors, embroidered in
all new designs; regular 10c values
35c and 50c Lace Bows 19c
New lace Bows, regularly selling for 35c and
50c. most stylish ettects of the season;
Friday Bargain Day
50c and 55c Veiling 35c Yard
Tuxedo Veiling, round and square mesh, vel
vet and chenille dots large and small, OC
all colors; our reg. 50c and 55c qual. OOC
Ribbon Remnants Sale
Another one of our famous sales of high-class
Ribbon Remnants at halt regular price; all
kinds of fancy and plain HALF
Regular 25c Lunch Sets 16c
Dennison's crepe paper Lunch Sets of nap
kins and covers, variety of patterns, 1J
choice IOC
Post Card Albums 16c
25c and 35c Post Card Albums, full linen, dec-
L6c
50c Card Albums 33c
Post Card Albums, four different styles.green
paper pages, with spaces for 200 cards, QQ
3 to i page .OOC
35c Writing Paper 17c
Pound package best quality Swiss lawn Writ
ing Paper, unruled, letter size; the economical
way to bv.y your paper; sale
price
50c Swiss Vests at 35c
17. 35c,
orated covers, space for one card to
page; Friday Bargain Day
17c
Women's fine Swiss ribbed Vests,
neck, no sleeves, all sizes, 3 for $1
50c Knee Tights 33c
Women's fine ribbed knee Tights, finished
with cuff at botton; sizq 4, 5 and 6; QO
regular 50c value . OOC
98c Union Suits 63c
Women's fine quality ribbed Union Suits, low
neck, no sleeves, umbrella, style; 98c
Salt and Pepper Shakers
Salt and Pepper Shakers in plain and fancy
cut glass, various styles, sterling silver CQ
tops; $1 values 0fC
65c and 75c Necklaces 33c
Fancy bead Necklaces in jet, parl, coral, gar
net, amethyst and turquoise, strung on foxtail
chain; good strong clasps; Fri
day
33c
$2 Couch Covers $1.49
Conch Covers made of good quality reversible
tapestry in handsome oriental patterns, three
yards long, 60 inches wide; regular
$ values
$1.49
IS. UltlRU
IS AT PELICAN
Her Hunt ins" Party
Is Still Out.
over the Irrigated sections Of the dis
trict and urging at that time the con
struction of the Central Oregon line by
Mr. Harrlman.
Governor Chamberlain's attitude on
ine central Oregon transportation que
BAD LAND 10
(if HADE GOOD
ques
tion Is well known not only to Mr. Har
rlman but to the people of the state.
There Is no uncertainty, therefore, as
-to what course of action will be urged
by- him in t tie-dlscusslon of the railroad
Party of Ladies Accompany! Bay Project to Reclaim Thou-
i of all three of Mr. Harrlman's prospec-
tive guests and the added official con
I nootlon of Mr. O'Brien with Mr. Haril
; man and the O. R. & N. that the invi
tation extended at this time is looked
upon as bearing a deep significance. It
is believed to be well within the range
of probability that the result of the
conference will be the commencement of I
(Special Dljptitrh to The Journal
Klamath .Falls. Or., Aug. 13 Mrs. F..
sands of Arid Acres in
Josephine County.
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MIGHTY MIRACLE
IN LAKE ERIE, WROUGHT BYLOVE
H Harrlman and party or lames Rrnvm romininion worn on tne long expectea
7 ' v.. i. T,,.,f,, ,.,.nlni and were an1 much hoped for road through the
In this city Tuesaa owning, and were . Rca(i(1(, an(, Qn throu(fh the oenIral
taken Immediately to Pelican Bay In tliep8rt nf the state to a Juncture with the
Harriman launch. This Is tit first main line of the O. It. & N. at or near
. . l,on nnt(rlalni-' v'win,
lime WlHl lM-lir-r, nn'f ...... v
at the Harriman nome. and . very com
fort has been provided fir them.
Mr Harriman is resting at the lodge,
fisoing and attending to business. The
hunting party, consisting of the guide,
the Harrlman boys and other members,
have not returned as yet.
G(nYiL(nrTviTED
(Continued From Tage One )
fSpeclal Piipitrh to Tb Journal.)
fti-ants Pass. Or , Aug. 13. A scheme
to irrig.'te several thousand acres of
arid lards it and around Grants Pass
is being projected by eastern men, as
sisted by local people. The plan Is to
use the old Urants pass water power
plant. The plant was abandoned two
years ago when the present big eloc
trle pumps were Installed in the new
station above town. The old plant can
be operator! bv water nower r,r
offering her no norm and exercising the I ?nf V rn 5" asJ1X, lrrlKa all of
SLAYS TWO
(Continued from Page One.)
trip will discuss their Journev or its
object. It Is considered there Is much
Bigntncance in the fact that Mr Har
riman haa sent for the three men at
this time. It Is known that General
Wannrer O'Brien believes in the con
tructlin of a Central Oregon road and
In the opening of the interior of the
state to railroad t rasnortatlon. It Is
the general Impression that If left to
his own Initiativ e Mr O Brlen would
put a railroad Into the Interior tn short
order
Mr Stanley Is the president of the
Deschutes Irrigation Power company,
which corporation now has some ann.non
acres under water near Bend Railroad
transportation is vital, therefore, to th
full development of his property At
the present time Mr. Ptsnley la also the
prom"ter of a line of road extending
from Bend to Madras and on through
the Cascades to Portland by way of
Caxadero The survey for this line has
already been made and plans ar on
foot for the construction of the road
Mm Xrrlrat District.
Lat year Mn Stanley ppnt some
time In central Oregon with Mr Harrt
tnan. taking him tn his automobile
greatest care not to awaken her and
alarm his daughter.
Then after Ills daughter s murder, ap
parently realizing that it would attract
attention, he hurled the bloody ax Into
clump of weeds before returning to
his own house.
Dafty has been a victim of epileptic
fits for a long time and It is under
stood that It was for this reason that
his wlf left him to take up her resi
dence with her daughter. Mrs. Laoomb,
who was about 2S vears old. the wife of
a machinist In a local garnge
Fred Daftv was shout SO vears old
and his mother Is ahout S4 years of age
MRS. MANY DAFTY
HOPELESS MANIAC
PHYSICIAN' SAYS
A cherished
household word
in thousands of homr
POSTUM
'There Reasoa
Los Angeles. Aug IS Her mind
wrerked by her horrible expertrnre.
Mrs Msrv Haft v. wife of the capital
ist who ran amuck today is confined
In the city tsil this afteraoon ,a bab
bling laughing hopeless msnlae p.
lice Surgeon Cor.k ssrs theT Is little
hope of the woman ever regaining her
unity
She hss no recollection of the mur-
dr of he' son and daughter and chat
ters Incessantly aa she tries to plnv
about like a child She appears tn le
unconscious or her wn'ind"n left arm.
laft) Is being carer! for at tr re
ceiving hospital and it Is prohahi he
will reccver from his aelf-lnflictcd
wounds although the doctors hare lit
tle hope for a return of his sanity.
ilir tiri'l I H 1 1 (1 9 WeSf Or (iranfS f'naa aa
well as a large part of the citv
O. I Brown of Keyport. Kv who 1s
part owner of the (11 plant, is at the
head of the new enterprise. Morris
Brothers, capitalists, of Portland, are
also heavily Interested. ' Mr. Brown has
tnken tb proposition up with farmers
and fruit growers here and the enter
prise la looked upon favorably by all
concerned
It is estimated that the arid lands
whlrb could be reached and Irrigated
bv this system would proluce nnnuallv
If planted tn al falfa alone, at least $120
onn But as much of the ground would
te put to orchards and small fruits, the
returns, per acre would be far morf
than that derived from alfalfa.
(t'nlted Press Leased Wire. J
Cleveland. Aug. 13. The police today
are searching for clues to the identity
of an unknown woman whom they be
lieve to have been brutally murdered
and butchered.
Captain -lames McNeil. Inspector of
engineers of the Great Iakes. found .
severed head of a woman, cut off at. the
chin, floating on l.uke Krle just lnaidd
the breakwater last night.
The head appeared to te that of a
woman between 4u and SO years of ag
Absolutely no clue us to the identity
of the woman has been found.
Woman Throws Stone. Hit
Rattlesnake and Saves
Husband's Life.
FAKTHEK NORTH
WEAKER THE COFFEE
MOKK WATER FOR KLAMATH.
'To you know thai the farther south
you go the stronger the people want
their coffee to be" asked the proprietor
of a well-known office Imliding lunch
room of a customer Now. you'd think
It would be the other way, wouldn't
you ?
"I used t run a pine in Fbv ida. and
down there they demand coffee Inst
twice as strong as my customets here
want it. A restaurant man coming
north has to learn very quickly that tha
coffee must be made weaker And the
farther north you go the weaker they
want the coffee, that s been my experi
ence. Funny, isn't it?"
South tlranrh Canal to Be Extended
Spven Miles.
fSpctnl nisiatch to The Journal
Klamath Falls. Or. Aug 13 W
II
Mason of this city has been awarded the
contract for consi ructing the seven mile
extension of the south branch canal his
bid being J -1 -. 7"3. !o
This extension w',!! oonne.-t the gov
ernment irrigator astern with t.'e obi
Adams canal and contract specifies
the work must he . ompleted this fall.
Several thousanl bt of new lind will
have water next s; -lng
(Salem Baretu of The Journal.)
Santa Rosa. Oal., Aug. 13. Word
was received hera today that Mrs. Bol
ton, wife of Policeman David Bolton i
of San Francisco, saved her husband's '
life In the Mendocino hills last Monday i
by killing a huge rattlesnake that was
Just about to strike him. !
They were members of a camping !
party. Bolton's horse stepped on the
reptile and. Jumping to ono side, threw '
his rider. Mrs. Bolton rode up Just
In time to see the rattler preparing
to strike her husband, who was iving
on the ground stunned by the fall.
She threw a large stone at the snake
killing It just In time.
FEDERAL JORS
FOK DISHONOR
(Continued From Page One. )
FARLEY AND OIRBOXS
DEPART FROM ROME
tr(i rr-m L i Win t
Rome. Aug 1$ Arrhblahop Farley
I "fl M way to Pvltaerland today and
will remain 1 that ewntr-r for ar-ire
tint. It la hlrhtT arohabla that ths
Tepe will aenowwee that Arrnbtehnp
fart will h made a eardlnat. aa
ItinmituH In diaBtrha rterdar
CartJtwal SiNwa tn4ar went to Or
rtstn. tntiea trtliwet af Rntnav a
winiia H isfirH t hare - a !mot
wfiri rcTr4 from Ma lataat ra
ise bet waa vuita waak.
You have never tasted real Corn
Flakes if you never ate
The food that
of the choicest
cooked, malted,
food.
Made
Steam
toasted.
is all
white corn,
flaked and
Supplies the energy needed to begin
the day's work. Crisp and delicious
with milk or cream. Your grocer cells it Ask him.
The only Malted Corn Flakes.
5
Then there ars the fn.,r federal of
fices. Each one of these Jobs ts worth
at least one Statement No 1 member for
the caucus That makes at least five.
Between them all it Is expected that
the other tw i can h-- dg 'it. some place
in the list of membersh.1"
That Is the plan, th-' working out of
hlch is now keeping the Fulion cob-
tlngent awake o nigt rs It Is said
that the scheme was d scusse.t nd de
clared feasible at the or,frence held
at the Commercial club while Senator
Fulton was In Portland some few lavs
ago. which conference was attended by
some members of the Multnomah dele
gation, some members from out of town
and some close friends of Senator Ful
ton also ih senator.
Whether the plan can be worked la
the question It Is whispered that mint
of the anti-Statement men have ire or
two or tne statement ,vn l members1
"on the hip." and that one or two votes
csn re oumxi over that(wav But )t ts
also said, and in prettv direct manner
that there are some anti-Statement men i
who would not stand for such tactic,
and who would holt the caucus "f It 1 -
attempted to carrv the deal through
Therefore there are rock n th pathway.
I ilil ijwssssHib
.ii. ! ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT.
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DRF3IMKRS GIVE (J LAD
HAND TO PROSPERITY
rlt1 rraaa Uta4 WTra
Sew Torh. Aog 11 The return of
proeperltT la being clehra.te her to
dar by the Joint convention of the
t'nited Commercial Traveler and tha
T rare her Protective aaeoriatlort Hew
era! thousand delegate and Interested,
perwma are In attendance and wtll take
part In the two dara" rekdelna- ei-er the
etaM1htnent ef normal rwditoi Ja
t h ho ' wrd. Merel-anta and
buyer, la adltloa t lha lar( nuretr
mi
For Infants and Children.
simtlafing rtjeRxMfandRrgula
ling die Siomacbs andBowricf
Promotes DitionOftrfi;
ncss and Restfontains nrittkri
Opumi.Marplunc narMiacraL
yOT NARCOTIC.
Mrafif a Old fcSMJLnilBBt
flmpio W-
tmkrrW.
A perfect Ren fy for rortsflpi-
Hon . bour brnmacn.iJiarnra
Vorras fonvulsions jevtnslv
mss and Loss OF Sun.
racSimae SijnaraTT of
NEW YORK
The Kind You Have
Always Bough!
Bears the
Signature
of
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Use
For Over
Thirty Years
I ... rrt fr1 -i W II B B I f: II II ii
--aw5aMaaawwa - ag jr W M taV H aa ad
of drummer, have added their forre
to tne movement.
After preltmlnarr organ Isat ion today
the first buatneaa aeaalost will be bald
mmomte.
TAFT 3IEDDLES L
XO STATE FICdlTS
Hot Pprtnga, VU Aa. ' 41. Wliea
aked today ht tf!apnaltlo Ka keen
made ed f rM foa eoetrel f t
rrt la V t iret(.. Tft rf '-I 1
! d'"w!njiofl r-. t t j t-e rgi i."
t ae ie fe'Min. I
I shall Uki no wart wKaUwef la
uch irvatterw. ' ha aald l ha national
commute wJI ha l'fl with free haul
to make dartaWma . la all acH raa.
SALE BLACK SILKS
to BOM Talwaa ; Offered a
TV City.
f.-lrlt llaek jaarte. tff'a '.
khrU laater ad fceart II H t
yard; ' fsrir I t -'
n'eed taff I. -i ' a
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