The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 20, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 20. - J HUM , IXX.IM. m ' iff II 1. 1 L L-H I . j . 1908. Women'sPants Reg. 50c 'ZQr Values JsL WOMEN'S ELASTIC RIBBED PANTS, w .:h fitted !.inl. umbrella knee. I:u ( ! riumu d, a i!ierl value at .".no tlu pan . ;n i i.ii 1 'i l-dav 39c WOMEN'S ELASTIC RIBBED VESTS. ..r l.vt u grade, all sizes Special hr I;i ;i.i '-. -1,i:l' 111 at i.aeSA 12k WOMEN'S UNION SUITS. low neck, sleeveless -'vie, tur.bn lla knee, I.ice trimmed, liht we-yht. c...l, eorn fort able sumnier gat :.ieuts, $l.;i' AO values jC WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE, la-t odor, a;; -ies 2"c values. Special fur -"riday. tin- 1 ty I pair kUiK. WOMEN'S SILK LISLE HOSE in all sizes, a plentiful assortment ami enough tor all whu come; our regular ."Oc grade. Special for Friday, per pair Share in the Bargains at 37c n v 77) rd Off ( )n all our Ice (ream Freez ers, Refrigerat ors, iilue J' lame Took Stoves, Lawn Mowers, Y i ii (1 o w Screens and many other lines of Roods that go far to making s u mi ni e r weather more bearable. Take advantage jf our determi nation to close out these lines and have your supply at one third less than the regular re tail prices. Jelly Maiher and Strain er An ln- dlspenRahl arti cle for canning time, worth 26c special 19? ;i i IT --ill - 111 "" 1 111 "" ' ' Special Sate of Lace Curtains RedtK ti' 'IIS ;ue ticipate your n save like tlr . ter ha! 't u e tain f fit i!. Regular S '.1'1 Regular 1 Regular Regular S': Regular Si Kegular S- Kegular lies . ' : e s . u e s . '.ICS . ues . ked ,he savings are plainly evident. An the Curtain line and buy while you may aie i: styles to choose from, and, no mat-i::-e will stand, you'll find a bargain cur Regular $9.00 values... 86.85 ,.1.K5 Regular $U0 values. . .87.15 .-1.25 Regular $10.00 values. .87.75 .5.00 Regular $10.50 values. .$8.15 .$5.30 Regular $11.00 values. .$8.45 .$5.85 Regular $12.00 values. .$9.40 .$6.15 Regular $13.50 values $10.40 .$G.50 Regular $18.50 values $13.00 mm Boilers A n 1 1 - Rust Wash Boilers, good heavy tin, a regular $3.00 quality; special for Friday at, each ...$2.39 Wash Boilers, with copper bottom, extra heavy tin. $2.15 val $1.75 Ironing Boards, reg. 40c ; spe cial Friday 32? G a 1 v a h i z ed Tubs, 85c val ues 65? Dish Mops, 5c quality, at.. 4? I Child's Dresses Kh5098c For little ladies fi to 14 years of age. ' rr O- Materials are plain colored chanibrays Hj ' ,lvV0 or plaid percales in pleasing eolors. i tr,w itf - inane wdi.si siic, uimmed $ JJ with wash braid and buttons. Regu lar values to $2.50 each. Spe- AO cial Fridav UOC WOMEN'S NIGHTGOWNS of fine quality cambrjc or 'nainsook, high or low neck, Hubbard style or chSinisc ef fect, daintily trimmed with lace or em broidery, come with elbow or full length sleeves, regular $1.50 - values. Special aaC WOMEN'S PETTICOATS of splen did quality cambric, made with deep flounce of India linon, which is fin ished with tucks in clusters; evelet or blind embroidery effects, high-grade garments, reg. $3.75 and $1 sq values. Special oZ-Ht1 WOMEN'S DRAWERS, muslin or cambric, with deep full flounce, finished with clusters of tucks and Nainsook or Swiss embroidery. These come in regular or extra An sizes, worth $1.50 the pair. Special )$jC A JS Our 218th Friday COED mw Sale Shop in a Coot Store S9ZBBSSB BB3DKES &EBS9ESSES3 Embroideries Worth to 65c, 19c Many patterns and widths, edges or insertions, values to 65c the vard. Special j f Friday . ." iuC See Window Display. WOMEN'S HANDK'FS of pure linen, demi laundered, a variety of patterns, hem stitched edges, worth 35c each. Special 19c NEW LINES OF VEILS and Hat Drapes just received. All the smart fads for fall wear in these lines. Large Huck Towels 18c New Alligator Bags Third Less LINEN HUCK TOWELS with fancy damask borders, large size, regular 25c grade. Special, Fridav "1 Q onlv IOC KHAKI CLOTH in manu facturers' short lengths, hun dreds of yards on sale Fri dav, regularly worth f 20C. Special, vard. . . l)C WHITE LINETTE, for luting suits, skirts, etc., 3,000 yards on sale Friday, lNc quahtv, tor, j j the yard ' lZ2t PILLOWS CASES NOW AT 12c EACH WOO DOZEN PILLOW CASES have just reached us, and now for jin astounding value, p i Good grade, full 'size, special f F I Clay, 1ZC Neckwear A large assortment,; containing Chemis ettes, Yokes, Fancy Satin Sailor Collars, Jabots of net or striped materials, Silk Bows, Fancy Net Bows and Mull Ties. Pieces in the lot that were worth to $2.50. Fri- rQ day, choice... Bought at a price absurdly small, left New York less than two weeks ago and rushed here by lightning express to be bargainized and bought while up-to-date Portland women want them to use. The lat est fad in leather goods. Alligator Bags in pleasing shapes and styles. Hundreds of them "Third Off SI 0.00 values, special $6.50 values, special $1.50 values, special $2.25 values, special $8.00 values, special $6.65 $4.33 $3.00 $1.85 $5.35 $f.00 values, special $4.00 values, special $7.50 values,, special $5.00 values, special $3.50 values, special $4.00 $2.65 $5.00 $3.65 $2.35 Pongee & Chevron Stripe Silk 59c A special on very desirable silken fabrics for Friday's sell ing. A clean-up of Rough Weave Pongees in all colors and a lot of very attractive Silks in chevron-striped ef fects, many of the most wanted shades. These silks are 27 inches wide. Tlenty of them for a busy day's selling. Special, yard Ask for fall number Ladies' Home Journal Quarter ly Style Book ....... 59c Ladies' 20c Souvenir Stationery "Portland, Or." stamped on each sheet of paper; 24 sheets tn box, envelopes to match; 35c value Special 25f Golf Playing enamel backs, worth 25c pack, for ....18 Sewing Machine Oil 0C bottle for G Barrettes 25c. val., for, each ...18 Spool Silk at Only 5c Pure dye tilk for hand or machine use, comes in black, white and all the leading colors, size ,rJt"IOO yard C spool, Friday each Hooks and Eyes All sizes, black or white, worth 5c the card. Special . .3? Colgate's Talcum Powder Violet or Cashmere Bouquet. The can 15 Wax Paper 36 feet, spe cial 4 5 Ruled sizes, each . . . .8 Barbour's Linen ...4 Bedbug Destroyer 15c bottle 10c 65c Albums Only H7c For unmounted photographs SO leaves, splendid for the amateur, large size, regular ly 65c each, special ft" Friday only " Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder 25c can, spe cial.. .12y2$ Allen's Foot Ease 25c box 18 Tooth Brushes 25c val. 15 Crepe Paper Napkins Special, the dozen . . . 1 "Amolin" Deodorant jwiwder; de stroys all odor of per spiration ; reg. 2"c ran. Special 17 Silk or Linen Parasols $3.50, Choice $1.59 VJorth to See the window display and gain therefrom an idea of the choice of design and splendid values offered. They are made of white linen, trimmed with embroidery insertion, or of silk in many colors, plain or fancy. There are a few pongees, either plain or with colored or fancy silk borders; a number of black silk with gold ribs. Manv stvles, worth $1.59 to $3.50 each. Choice Friday WOMEN'S SUN UMBRELLAS in all colors, splendid qual ity silk, fancy handles, regularlv worth to $5 each. QQ Special &Li,VO WHITE PARASOLS, ext ra good quality linen, worth Choice rriday $2.50 each 98c Children's Trimmed Hats t9c Positively the !at offer on these hits, and moilu-rs who have not provided the h'tle -tk. wi'Ji ho..) an.! plav hats will do well to investigate. Yerv ple.iing stvles. trimmed wit n ni.hon. w .r two a:-,., three t;T.t s Hn. vrall price. Friday WOMEN'S AND MISSES' TRIMMED HATS. good asftftment ottered for Fridav. and the price is 'way down. Choose at only GAGE HATS, in lingerie, with satin facing: ':!-" a few- very smart atlairs tn cretonne and "-ilk. Ch- -i.-v now 49c y. -;te ;i S1.49 :!-. a lew $3.19 The Blanket Sale is. still in force in the Fourth Floor Homefitting Shops. Better attend and select Brown cr Gray Wool Blankets now. Unusual savings abound. fj!4liYt sa,e ttiaf far oufrans all othersoffered Pir! jfi&'jk ltWl in Portland this season. Great quantities, Yf r greater values, better patterns, better fit ting shirts than you have had an opportu nity to buy at any time cr place at this price. The makers' names tell men who are used to good shirts what splendid quality they are. They are made with full bodies, well-cut shoulders, and perfectly fitting neck bands. Separate or attached cuffs, plaited or plain bosoms. The materials are Madras or French Percale. They come in small figured effects, stripes, plaids, any pattern or any color. Light grounds with black or other colors in smaU figures: in tans, blue, fa and all the preferred shades. Our standard grade r J i AT of $1.50 shirts; everyone now in our stock offered riQdyaifeaCn r d $10.00 Lingerie Dresses To Close Friday at $398 This is the final word on these clever summer frocks. Buy now and pay from one half to one third what they are worth, and have everything desirable in style and quality. Made of lightweight, fluffv wash materials; trimmed with lace and embroidery; con structed -in the most pleasing stvles; val- fl fQ yes to $10 Friday only...'...' VVsO i large 79c WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN WAISTS A large assortment ot styles and designs; values to $2. all sizes on Sale Friday, each Shoe Sale Every Low Shoe in the house men's or women's with the exception cf three or four styles altogether, included in this drastic movement to reduce stock and make way for the fall goods. As instances of the value K;vmg we're indulging in, we'll mention Wdrhen's Oxfords worth to $6.00 the pair at $3.19, Oxfords worth to $4.00 at JS2.49, Women's Canvas and Medium Grade Oxfords worth to $3.00 at 81. 10, and Women's Ca n vas Ox fords f or09. INTERESTED ? Well, if you come, your sense of economy as well as yor curiosity wilfbe more than satisfied. ' " Lace Robes at Halt and Less Mv, what beauties thev are! .And there is a good as sortment, too, though not many of any one stle. Here's the list pick out the one you want. Two Princess Lace Robes, Ono white, reg. Ain CA worth $C"-$'i5. Artj- aa $!;, f.,r cbJZ.OU 'r tjDJJ One white, reg. A -j r p e One white lace. rfJO ( A S'.5n. for MZ.OU v4L'..,o value ...a510.Dy Two white, reg. 10 fA . ne black spangled. $,: for $12.50 value. Special Q TA , PA4..UV in av S4o.5U ;r7n-rr fjll 9C One white lace. nr A A ,"r Dl.l,LO $:: value OZO.UU ( hie cream, reg. A -f o J- ( in- white lace trimmed $, f"r aJlaC.DU with blue medallions, regu- hie cream, reg. far rv !.ir value. C A $1"', ffr Of .01 f. t u) k ld0J Cine Hlue and one Fern I'.a- t ne cream, : f in rA ''s'e ivone. worm Qj f- vah-.e Ola.OU $1 each. Ch.icc. Ol . dU 1 9 EIIIEXT OF THK DALLES IS 3IISSIXG Th alla. Or. Ana ! H. 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(-onpecj it-r t ' v he declare! the Invft t ;on w!th thrik Klwsrrl. rlerlnree Tft will rr W.rt Vl-s :nl.-v ,ni that the 1',.'-ferem-t tn the party rar,k !n the mif wtU rot affect te chanrn of the rreai- i .-iwrtla! can fi late M'KIXLAY TO MAKE TALKS F0K TAFT ( LATSOP SAL(M)XS KEFEIVE MANDATE I Kperlal rltcfc t The Joaraal I AMiru, fir. Acg JO Howard V Brrtell. deputy fr"ef-ting attorney. eterdr ewrvei written notice r-n every ealocm keeper ".ti Ciatoop-countf that the finln r,' law mut ha nrweried al that it will be the r)IW Cf efSre to Uigt tba SuD(U U ia tit'r -aaUarcaaV , rraltea m-m I,ed Wlre.j San Franrlarp. Aug n Cntr mn Iunc-an E. McKlnlay cf California 1 on hla way eapl t.dsv to u,ke the tump In Vermont and Maine for tie Taft anirlgn Hla work 1 pre liminary to the primary eleotlore whUh will tak- plare In thoe atatee e-Kn McKlnlay a teer.h. It la underntood wNI he a rjetltkn of hla addreaa. entHJe,! "Taft In the Philtpr-inen.'- rh he rte llverecl before the Chatita':q-ia tai month ago. and whlrh aaa favr.rahly received The rnreman act- Trrr . riievj Taft on hla tr'p tn the l)an,la and l ronyeraaot iLh tha caaJlJaiea work Lb a a. . it.