The Oregon daily journal., September 01, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, TUESDAY '.EVENING. SEPTEMBER l 190&
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Portland Agents for "Trefousse"Gfo Etc.
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$1.25 Values 79c $3.30 Values g259
In the lace section a great opening sale of
new . Waist Nets Three immense lots
'All the prettiest styles shown for Fall
apd Winter Nets are to be very fashion
able this season for waists, sleeves,' yokes,
ctcThe shrewd buyer will anticipate her
needs and profit by these unusual values.
45-inch dotted and figured Nets in the new hexa
gon mesh, for waists, long mousquetaire sleeves,
etc; these beautiful novelty nets come in white,
cream, black,, apricot, 'ilecrric, etc, both tucked
and plain effects; wonderful bargains as follows:'
J i Regular $1.25 values, on gale at, the yard. ...79
Regular $2.50 values, on sale at, the yard. .$1.98
.Regular $3.50 values, on sale, at, the yard, .f 2.59
Custom Drapery Work 20 Off Regular
"For all this week we announce a 20 per.cent reduction on all Custom Drapery
Work. Parties furnishing up or renovating can effect a bier saving by contracting
the work to our expert drapers. A beautiful new stock of materials for wall hang-
inits, uraucnci, lurniiurc cwvcniiirs. cio; uamasKS. ve veis. procaaes. unesmes.
, panels, etc.; also silks, Swiss nets, madras,' linen, etc. All classes of drapery goods
largest ana Best siock; experts to do the work; & per cent ott it ordered this week.
56.00 Alligator Handbags at $2.89 Each
Regular 52.00 Belt Buckles at 69c Each
Great special lot of women'areal. horn alligator Handbags; 6 to 10-in. & DA
'sizes; leather-lined, riveted frame; fitted with coin purse; $6 vals., e..A.0l
Great special lot handsome Belt Buckles in gold, silver,' gilt, oxidized and
arts and crafts designs; all new, handsome buckles; values' up to $2, at, ea.. .07C
Women's $2 Elastic Belts at 98c
Women's $ 1 Fancy Belts at 48c
Great safe of women's elastic Belts, in several new, handsome styles, including
steel-studded . and embossed effects, black, brown, navv. srreen. erav. etc.: na
the best regular $2.00 values buy. all' you want' of them at, special, each-.eOC
Great special lot of women's fine quality silk elastie and fine Persian Belts, fancy
colors and combiriations; large assortment of buckles to seject from; best AO
regular values up to $1 each, on sale at this Jew price, ea.; take advantage . .I0C
Grocery Bepartm't Specials
Today and Tomorrow Ex. 4 or A 6101
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5,000 cans of "Dutch Cleanser," great spec! value at onlyl(ty
Eastern Sugar-Cured ;Hams-nice mild cured, great f 0
special value at this exceptionally low price, per pound . . OC
15,000 cakes of Enoch Morgan's Sapolio, 'great Value, cake 7
1,000 packages of fresh Maccaroni or Spaghetti, per pack'g 9
1,000 cans'Royal Baking Powd'r, 1-lb. tins, each, low price-40
1,000 cans. Fiesta Sugar Wafers, assorted flavors, at, each 10
All lines of Groceries and Provisions sold here at the verv low
est prices. You can save money by buying ,your groceries.here.
NewPdl Suits'rcbiate,
School Apparel forPoysand Girls
Boys Suits at 53.98 Each'
Sand
Our big Second Floor Men's
Clothing Store is ready to '
show you a very large and
complete line of new Fall
and Winter suits, overcoats, '
topcoats, raincoats and sep
arate trousers -Not Only is
the display unusually large,
but the garments, materials
and patterns the handsom
est 'we have ever gathered--- r
j Every effort has been made
to secure practical as well as
fashionable apparel No ex
tremes, but good, sensible
garments- Good garments,-
well-made and perfect fit
tingApparel for "business
as well as dress wear and
following Our usual policy of
lage gales and small profits the
prices in every instance mean a
saving of 25 per cent on what
equal style and quality costs you
at the exclusive clothing store
The showing is -so large and
complete that we are positive we
can please the individual fancy
of every man and young man in
the community At any rate, be
fore buying, look here No trou
ble to show goods at the Meier
& Frank clothing store Take
! advantage of this bargain in new
Fall apparel for men, young men.
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Great ale' of boys indesiructable School Suits-f-the
best-made ichool auit on the market. ' Coat made'
with reinforced seams; Knickerbocker trousers, with
linen taped eeams throughout; f full linen-Jined and
patent waistband; double seat and knees. Buttons
can't come off. The materials are 'in gray, brown.
L arfd tan mixtures and wool cheviots; ages 8, to 1S
years; great variety of desjrable patterns; every suit
is great value at $5.00. This lot of 500 aq'qq
suits to be sold this week at, special. . ..9J70
Great school sale of boys' Blouse' Waistsjafcbest sjia-
terials and patterns, at, the suit, 25c vpAo f 1.00 -i
Boys' School Suits, on sale at, ea $4.50 to flK.OO
Boys' Trousers, on sale at, the pair, 50c to fjj.OOj
Boys' Rubber Capes, at this low price, each $2.25
L Boys' Rubber Coats on sale for $2.25 and f 2.50!
'Boys' Oil Hats at this special low price, each,. 25
Boys'. Rubber Hats. on sale at, special, each ". !91
Priestley Cravenette Raincoats for boys and young.
men; neat dark gray and tan colorings; .great rval
ues' at these very low prices, ea., $8.00 to .? 15.00
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New Fall Suits, Overcoats,
Raincoats, $ 1 2.50 to $45
Fall and winter apparel for bovs and 9fhs niti. tnnrnat. r.rr(r nv.r.
coats, blouses, trousers, etc". New styles, new materials, new.patterns; great as
sortmentall grades. Best boys' clothing department in the city, v Second floor.
Children's Cambric Drawers, made with
plain hem aue; tucks; ages i to c
12 years; great special value, pr...lJC
Children's Cambric Drawers; with hem
stitched tucked ruffles' acres 2 OC.
to 12 years; 35c. values, jt, pair.AivC
Children's Outing Flannel Nightgowns
in all white and fancy stripes: acres 2
to 12 years; on sale at these low prices:
Regular 65c values, ipscial, .eacff 49f
Regular 75c. values, special, each C9f
100 dozen children's. Knit Underwaists,
,all sires, for boys and girls; in white
oniy; ac values, on sale at; eacn.,?
Children's Kerchiefs
500 pairs of imisse's'; Kid Shoes, patent
tip, lace and button styles,, round toes,
oak soles; good,, serviceable school
shoes; on sale at these very! low pptes:
Siaes 11 to 2, on sale at, pair, f2.Q0
Sizes Vi to 11, on sale at, pair, f 1.75
Sixes 6 to 8, on sale at, the pair, f 1.50
1,000 'pair S boy s' Vict ki & box calf ;and
storm calf School ghoes, blucher, or
plain lace, London or freak toes; good,
strong soles; ; well' made and service
able; great values at following prices:
Boys' sizes, 2 to 5, the pair, $2.50
Youths sizes, iyx to 2, pair, f2.2S
500 doz. children's Handkerchiefs, white Little gents', 9 to 13, at, pair, $2.QO
and colored; buy all you want of ,
them at this special low price, ea. . .OC
500 dozen children's hand-embroidered
Initial Handkerchiefs, all letters; C-
the best regular 10c values, each...JC
500 dozen children's mercerized Hand
kerchiefs, in white and colors; the Q
regular 15c values, qn sale at, each..y
New stock of misses' and children's
new fall and winter Coats; best styles,
L colors and materials; ages 2J4 to 14;
prices, $3.50 to $16.50 garment; 2d fir.
Children's Sweaters
Children's Hosiery Special Value $1; 19
Boys" and girls' all-woof Coat Sweaters,
fuain coiors or lancy irimmea iront;
arge' pearl buttons and two 01 in
pockets; special value, each.. J
Special lot of Children's pure worsted
Coat Sweaters, .made, in, double-breasted
style; two rows of pearl ; buttons;
white, red or fancy trim'd: fA
best $2 values, special, each. ylivJ
Worsted Jerseys
gl.50 Values at 95c
Extraordinary lot of 1,000: boys' fine
worsted Jerseys, in navy.ired, white
and oxford; best styles and all OC.
sizes; best regular $1:50 vals.. .. if OK.
2,000 pairs of boys" and girls' black
ribbed, cotton Hose, seamless leg and
foot; absolutely fast color, all sizes; the
best J5c values; look to your children's
needs and profit., by this
great saving; special, pair.
500 pairs of girls' fine Lace Hose, brok
en lines, also boys' and girls' light and
heavy-weight ribbed Cotton Hose, suit
able for school wear; all sizes; regular
20c and 25c values, on sale at 7
this very special price, the pair..l2C
500 pairs of boys' and girls' "Cadet"
Hose, linen knee, heels and toes; best
wearing stockings on market; OC.
three weights; great value, pr...-JC
1,000 pairs boys' and girls' extra strong
black-ribbed Cotton Hose; double knee,
seamless foot; sizes 6 to 10;, trie
best 25c values, on sale at, pair.
17c
SWEDISH LEAGUE TORN
, BY OPPOSING FACTIONS
John W. Hawkins, John Anderson, C
M. Anderson and 8. Johnaon are plain
tiffs In a suit brought In tha atat clr
cult court ag-ainst Edward J,Oihi,
Krlk A. Pearson, Carl A. Andersbn, N.
Barn and 'the Bwedlsh-Amerloan Na-
. , tlonal league of Oreson. a corporation.
10 enjoin them from uflng- the name of
.ine eweaun-Amenca isaiional leag-ue
ox ungon. which, it la aet up. nelongra
to an organisation 6t which the plain
tiff are member and which was fn A
fatrnre when the new one was Incorpo
rated. '
'ihe ault la the Indirect outcome of
two rlral factions" In the old organisa
tion, of which the defendants at one
time were members Grahe aa secre
; tary having eauied to be published In
the daur paper or Portland a rommuni
ration that waa not approved bf the
organisation, ana for which Grab
A BXTBOXJLm rw TOWJT
tila nam I "tjnd cough. He doeen
care for gold or ellver, but he will
teat , your aeaan wy if he appear
jti your orniw arreii rum at onr with
i.auara norenouno eyrup, it may
meaa coniumpiion it you oon L A cure
Tor ail coagna, eoiaa and chest trou-
la
Frlre tSe, tOe and tl 40 per bottle.
Mie py tiiamon lTTJg company.
TEA
Fine tea is a dejicate
pleasure and a most real
.comfort
Year g rarer retarat rear ateatr D re Isil
t'ke ScMUiag't Keet; we ear kiak
IT'S LITHIA ;
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: Mineral Water. V '.
' Tage ft.
rtiunrj was censured or - the execu
n vvm.ro. ma memners or the or
siuiwuon inaorsea the action of the ex
oonra ana men Uraha and fol
i . rS ment,ond as defendant In the
ouil mea anicie or Incorporation of
Bweaian-Amerlcan National league of
Oregon, with the secretary of state, hop
ing thereby to gain control of the old
According to the complaint the original
i-weaian-Amerlcan National .league of
waa organised here May t. 1J07,
wKn the adoption of a contitutlon and
aet forth being to meet and assist coun
trymen who came to this cltv to reside,
to arrange and celebrate & mmnn
iiunu neaia tne nrni nr m ."V.
nuii mr m erection and main
tenance oi a Swedish association build-
ws in uiiB city.
aiucn time and money haa been de-
Z y towara ineae objects. It Is set
rorth, and the member therefor ob
jected strenuously when defendant
uraha and hla associates appeared In
frini mna aa vertisementa aa ther Swed-lah-Amerlran
National iani e An.
ready tA ptrform the very function pre
acribed by the conetitution and by-law
of the original organisation.
It Is rurther set forth that the newly
,vlLwi riusea to De printed
announcements of their meeting Bights,
thereby misleading the public In regard
to the old established organisation.
The DlaintlfTa In th uit .. -i
dent, vice-prealdent. treaurer and sec
retary, respectively, of the league. It
being ezulalned thai the nirioon. Kri--
the pult on behalf of all the membera
Of the league, of Which thrre ta a Imr-m
number.
The contention is that the assumption
f the name Of the nrnnlttin .
fraudulent, and for thai atola mirnnu .
r vuDiie ana rauatn tK
establiabed organlsaUon and Us officers
injury. -
The members eOFrha r.rtrlnal .nni.
' enue iney look upon
the I nrortxt ratios hf rh nas 1 .... ..
"i "wwsu,- ii i necessary
IZJt t,ch?cA "nnl" which
the public is beang misled.
SUIIIIYSIDE 1101?
HAS TAFT CLUB
Sunnysida Republicans doffed their
coats for the coming presidential cam
paign 'last night at Huntrr'n hall an-
gpt Into the, fray by the organization of
i no ounnyajus jail .Republican club of
x-oriia.na.
The meeting was called to ordeiv by
. u. irnimiuson, wno stated that It
was time to begin to do things. J. H.
Richmond was elected temporary chair
man and K. K. Kubll temporarv secre
tary. The meeting than mir.ttA w.
rupiuiuuira sent oux or the National
ReDUbllcan learua for the n. ni in..i
clubs and perfected organisation. It
Is Intended to hold a meeting every
Monday night. Next- Mnnriav K.in.
labor day there will be no meeting but
by the next time there will be a big
rally, so it Is advertised Th. tttl
cere of the new club are a followa- -President,
R. F. Robinson; vice-president.
J. H. Richmond; secretary, Charles
R Merrick; treasurer. H. L. Welch: ex
ecutive committee. Dr. J. 8. PettlL K.
K. Kobll and L. Q, Carpenter.
CONFIDENT OF
BRVAN'SELECTION
East side Democrats held a roualna
meeting at Carpenters' union hall. Grand
avenue ana jast pine streets, laat night.
B. 8. J. McAllister presided at the meet
ing, while Colonel Robert Miller. Rart
Haney and other well known speakers
xnaae snort utiaa.
Th SDlrtt of optimism waa much In
evidence throughout the. meeting, all of
tne speakers Deing connaent that Bryan
would .beat Taf t in the presidential
race. Colonel Miller said that th time
for the people to be friahtened intn
voting tne nepuDiican ticxei Dy threats
of bankruptcy and mortgage foreclos
ure" had passed and that at the coming
election lbs mass of the votera miM
cast meir raiiota to suit their prtnei-
tom ajiu rvuTiv-iiuns ainq not to Suit the
ossea. If this were done Rrv.n mnA
Kern would be the next men at helm.
Chairman McAllister In a short ad
dress gave a forecast of the result of
the November election. Ha atirr,.t.i
that Bryan would carry New Tort West
Virginia. Oregon .Nebraska, Illinois, In
diana and tha solid eo-jth. ' I .
rERSOXALS.
Alfred A
five weeks
Ays has ytunied froi a
Info Ceo and Curry rounlK wh"r b
waa tie gvest of tugetia OCrmneU.
o-lrig rlsaaee. lequtre 1 1 bjmI
Silver Thimble
Iri tlte Bread
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A useful and beautiful premium will
be riven the finder, of the SILVER
. THIMBLES in the loaf of Butter-Nut
Bread. This, is done to call attention
to the label which is the only protec
tion the consumer has against the manj
imitations of Butter-Nut on the mar- '
ket. It will1 doubtless prove a novel
contest to thousands of readers of The
Journal. The finders of the Thimbles
will call for the premiunxst the bakery,
294 Second street, comer of Columbia.
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BUTTER-NUT BREAD CO.
' '2H Second Street . - "
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J$k m my PAYMENTS
tjfl LESS THAN ELSC-
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When the firm is known to excel its
competitors in any one attribute, 'it be
comes recognized as "a specialist." We
are "IT." We carry a larger stock of
diamonds, sell more diamonds, knbw
more about values of diamonds, and
sell. tjiem for less than any jeweler in
e the city., If you contemplate purchas
ing a diamond don't fail . to examine
our stock and compare prices. j s
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ful f all methods. ' "
yvm uttna to oil a vpoeuti iotuo-
ava a vu a s our uiycv b-hu mti
thtlr tooth oXaimlDOt5 trmm Of chorro.
ftnd boot oqulppM dootol ootabUab-
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Union Painless Dentists
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Damiana Bitfers
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A Jwwerful aphreislao and er-eclal ton la'
fee both aesea For sale at droa; stArea
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