THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER H. 1803.
Portland Agents for "Nemo" Corsets, Buttcrick Patterns, 'Trefousso" Gloves, Perrin's Gloves, CoIumbiaYcrns, "Estcllo" Corsets, Ei
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Complete displays of New-
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IOOO Women's Nightgowns
$2.00- $18.00 Values V2 Price
$2.50 to $5 Drawers Vz Price
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Great Manufacturer!' Sale of Women's Fine Cam-
bric and Nainsook Nightgowns A large lot of 1,000
samples Values ranging from $2.00 to $18.00 at
half price All new, beautiful styles, trimmed in
fine laces, embroidery, tucks, insertion, beading and
ribbon Made low, round and square neck, fancy'
flowing short sleeves and high neck, long sleeves
Splendid up-to-date gowns of the latest style and '
finest materials Values are from $2.00 to
$18,00 Take your choice for
See the Fifth Street Window Display
Great special lot-of fine cambric and nainsook Drawers,
Jace and embroidery trimmed; all new, pretty fa
styles; regular $2.50 to $5 values, your choice at of
Special lot of combination Undermuslins and Chemise,
finest cambric and nainsook materials, trimmed in laces,
embroideries, tucks and insertion; reg- Dpf f
ular $3 to $12 values, on sale at 1 W
35c-35c Wach Goods 10c
500. Seamless Sheets 65c Each
5,000 yards fine Wash Fabrics in plain and fancy weaves, poplins and mer- 1 A
eerized novelties; handsome stvles in large assortment; 2$c-35c values, yd. llC
5,000 seamless Bed Sheets of extra heavy cotton, sire 81x90 inches; the CC
best values ever offered at this low price; buy all youwant at, special, ea. UJv
100 dozen linen Huck Towels, hemstitched colored border; 20x38 inches.; lO-,
best regular 25c values, on sale at this low price, each take advantage IOC
$6.50-$7 Lace Curtains $4.65
$3.50 Couch Covers at $2.35
500 pairs of White and Arabian and Cluny Renaissance Lace Curtains
Made on the best French nets Handsome designs in very large assort
ment Full 50 inches wide, 2 and 3 yards long Regular $6.50 and
$7.00 values One of the best curtain bargains you have
had the opportunity to share in, at the pair
$4.65
200 lapestry Couch Covers, Oriental designs and colorings, 60 inches o Of
wide and 3 yards long; fringed all around; regular $3.50 values, each.
2,000 yards of "Shiki" Silks. 28 inches wide, in lieht and dark blue, br
gray and rose;-$1.25 and $1.50 values, on sale at this special price, the yard. .
25c Taffeta Ribbon on Sale at 14c a Yard
25c and 35c Handkerchiefs at 15c Each
500 Dozen Large Pearl Buttons 24c Doz.
Great sale of 7,500 yards of high-grade Taffeta Ribbon, 3 and 4 inches wide; black'
white and all the leading colors; ribbons for' bows, sashes, etc.; we tie f J
them free; regular 25c values; buy all you want of them at this price, yd. I4C
500 dozen women's linen Handkerchiefs with hand-embroidered initials, 1 f
inclosed in neat wreath; all letters; regular 25c and 35c values, on sale at lOC
500 dozen Jarge Pearl Buttons, plain and fancy styles, two and four-hole i J
jpr coats anu urcssci, to, to, ju ana oo-ugne; reg. 3UC-5C values, doz. 4 11,
1000 Silkoline Covered Comforters $1.59
The fourth floor Blanket Store places on sale romormw a irt r..;,i t. r
1,000 full-size silkoline covered Comforters filled with white laminated ;.,
one sheet; best patterns and colorings) and the grandest values ever 1 Co
onerea ai mis tow price; ouy an you want ot them at, special, each P1J7
500 Prs.Blankets$5.50-g6 Vals. $4.35
500 pairs of 10-4 white Wool Blankets of exceptional quality; pink
and blue borders; best regular $5.50 and $6 values, on sale at, the pair p4S)
20 Styles of Women's New
Street and Dress
Shoes Great
Vals. at $4 Pair
We invite inspection of the remarkable line
and extraordinary values we are offering in
Women's New Street and Dress Shoes at
94.00 a pairEvery new and desirable
style and leather, including new winter tans,
new lustral colt, dull ebony calf, fine soft
texture ebony calf Button, Blucher and
Lace Shoes in all the new toes Cuban,
spike and military heels Turn or welt soles
High-class footwear that, the exclusive
shoe store asks $5.00 for All sizes and
widths and matchless value
at this popular price, per pair
$4.00
Boys' 59 Raincoats $633
Boys$5;Oa Suits at $3.6fi
$1.50 Pants 73c Pr.
Boys School Apparel at special low prices this
wees ah new,, up-to-date garments at a sav
ing economical parents must be interested in
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Great special lot of Priestlty "Cravenette" Rain
coats at an exceptionally low price; dark tans, light
, uu u.ik wumcui, one luurin iinea witn
Venetian satin . lining" every garment warranted a
genuine Priestley "Cravenettc"; ages 8 to 18 years;
regular $8 and $9 values, on tale at this no
special low price, each 4 00 J
200 boys' School Suits , in, double-breasted styles,
knickerbocker or straight knee pants; made of wool;
fancy cheviots, tweeds and cassimeres, in grays, tans,
browns, stripes, plaids and checks; all good school
suits, selling regularly at $5.00; age 6 to fcQ i;n
16 years, for 4) JeOO
1,000 pairs "of boys' all-wool Knee Pants in serges,
cheviots, tweeds and cassimeres; ages 4 to 16 years:
stripes and plaids; $1.25 and $1.50 values, at, n
pair.... .... a)C
1,000 boys' Blouse .Waists,, ages 5 to .16 years- soft
attached collir; chambrays, oxfords, percales; best
colors; regular 75c values, on sale at thisspe- rn
cial price, each V, . . . OUC
New Hair-Covered Hair Rolls
See the new hair-covered Wire Hair Rolls best on the market; all shades and QO
exceptional value; buy all you want of them at this unusually low price, each..J7C
Women's Silk Tailored Waists
Vals. to $16.00 for $5.45
Great Anniversary sale of 200 High-Grade Taffeta Silk Tailored Waists
in plaids, checks, satin stripes, embroidered silk dots, etc. All new, up-
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to-date waists in tailored, Gibson and blouse effects Made with pin
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tucks, half and one-inch tucks, to form a yoke or tucking down the front
Linen or silk collars The color assortment includes tans, lavenders,
blue, brown, green, navy, white and black Waists worth regularly un
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to io.uu eacn Your cnoice wmie they last at this ex- ff CT yf C
traordinarily low price each take advantage u) aX)
Don't Fail to See Them in the Big Fifth Street Window Display
$2.50 Figured Nets 98cYd
$3WaistITronts$1.49Yd.
ji uj ui mim; luuuc.ui iiguicu anu uvucu iNcu.ior wHists, sleeves, yoices,
etc.; 45 inches wide; all new, beautiful styles; values up to $2.50 a yard, at.. 08
Great special lot of 27-inch Waist Front Embroidery, colored effects, JA
on fine batiste: beautiful Ktvtn: valur nn tn tl Sfl a nrA I .4H
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2,000 yards white, cream and ecru Venise and Baby Irish Insertion and Galloons,
lyi to 4 inches wide, for trimming net waists and gowns; regular $1.25 y0
values; buy all you want oi it at this wonderfully low price, the yard... .,.,.T'C
Corset Cover Embroidery 69c-98c Yard
5,000 yards of new Corset Cover Embroidery, in Swiss effects; new designs in
blind and filet work. Great special bargains, on sale at the following low prices:
Regular $1.25 values, at, the yard, 69Regular $1.75 values, at, the yard, 98
Sale of Women's Fine Umbrellas
$7.50-$ 10 Values $2.98 Each
A sensational offering of 400 women's fine Umbrellas, the best bargain Portland
has ever seen in high-grade umbrellas; gold and silver handles in beautiful styles-piece-dyed
taffeta covering on the best paragon frame, steel rod; close roller and
your initials engraved on the handle free of charge; umbrellas in the & nn
lot other stores would call $7.50 and $10 values; your choice at, each 4Z"o
$14.50 Ostrich Plumes $7.35
In the Millinery Department, a very unusual offering of 800 beautiful
quality and style Ostrich Plumes in black; white, brown, light blue, green.
etc.- finest imported f eathers Cktnch Dlumes will be
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than ever this season There's no hat trimming quite as rich and attract-
rre A special purchase enables us to offer our regular f tm
$14.50 values at this specially reduced price, each. ... & J
Porcelain Dinner Sets Very Low Prices
Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, light green floral decoration, gold on knobs and han
dle; great special values take advantage; on sale at the following low nrices-
60-piece seta on sale at, the set, f 5.40 100-piece sets, on sale at, the set, 88.49
viso pinK aecoraiea sets, spray ana uorai Doraer sets, ana other designs on sale'
60-piece sets, on sale at, the set, f 7.28 100-piece seta, on sale at, set,' 89.9&
60-piece sets, on sale at, the set, f 6.9S 100-piece acts, on sale at, set, f 10.49
Our Great Annual Glove Sale
1,000 pairs of women's two-clasp Kid Gloves,
in black, white, tans, browns, grays, modes,
reds, navys and greens; all sizes; Q7
the best regular $1.25 values, at, pair O.C
i,uw pans uiic-tiasp vapc vvaiKing UIOVCS,
Dent style, best shades of tan; the A O.
1,000 'pairs of two-clasp Perrin's Glace id I
Gloves, black, white and a full " line of' the
jeaaing snaaes; oest regular fl.s val- QQ
lies; buy all you want at, the pair fOC
1,000 pairs of two-clasp suede Kid Gloves, in
gray, mode, white and black, all sizes; QQ
best regular $1.75 values at, the pair JOC
1,000 pairs of 8-button length Glace Kid Gloves,
black, white and a complete line of the best
colors; all sizes: the best regular 41 If I
$2:50 values, on sale at, the pair
1,000 pairs famous Fowne's and Chatham Cape
Gloves, in reds and tans; all sizes; 1 OQ
best regular $2 values, the pair y lUlIJ
1,000 pairs of 16-button length Glace Kid
Gloves, in black, white and colors; all sizes;
the best regular $4.00 values, at this fcO 70
low price, the oair ... tlLfO
1,000 pairs Merry Widow Cape Gloves, fancy tan tops,' all sizes; $3.75 vals. 2.95
1,000 pairs 16-button length heavy Cape II Great special lot 16-button length cham
Gloves, Dent style; best shades of ois Gloves, in both white and natural;
tan, all sizes; reg. $4 values, pr.82.95 all sizes; $3 values, at, pair. . .82.79
Silk GlOVeS 10000 pairs of 16"button length Silk Gloves, best quality,
r : all the leading makes; double-tipped fingers, in black,,
white and all colors; great special values, on sale at this extremely low price, pair:
Regular $1.50 Gloves, at, the pair. .85 11 $2 and $2.25 valuea at, the pair. . 1.50
$1.75 and $2 Gloves at, the pair. .81.09 j Regular $2.50 Gloves, at, pair... f 1.75
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MOTHER PAYS
DELHIQUEBS
Ordered to i r tl pr month tor th
support of hta lltil itlrl bjr the circuit
coart end later ordered to pay S 1 0 per
month br the county court when proe-
ecoted tor non-auppcrt, Edward 1
Yrn la over two yeara contributed
Jeat IIS. Then, confronted by the prob
ability that If he remained In Oreron
he would have to pay every month
thereafter, be went to Honolulu, where
Judfe Webater and the non-aupport laws
ef Orecon could not trouble him. Pre
sumably fce forgot that he had faith
fully promised Judge Webaler that be
e14 pay SIS per month to imIh m
the support of ble chllt 1
Sire. i. Danfan mother of Pmyna. baa !
roorb trie red by ber anna condun I
aei a ehort tlaae ao she went to airs'
., ' T ... rTTM, ,n S" U caah for
I' V" Vivian. Mrs
.y'lTTr appeore-1 tn the circuit
rt hta nWnln.
fb.iiu . , 1 mvai-
ln w tt tB mi,ht
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HAD A GOOD TIME ON WIFE'S MONEY
NOWWIFEHAS ASKED FORA HALTER
That her husband (pent 11.100 of her
money touring: California with her. but
that he has worked only four weeks
since they were married, and has left
her to buy even the clothing he wears.
la the complaint voiced by Mrs. Mar
guerite Edmonds In a suit for divorce
from Robert Edmonds, filed In the fir.
cult court.
She says the trio to California w.
taken aoon after the marriage In Port-
nd last February, her husband plead-
ng that he was In poor health and that
he needed a change of climate. Bha
says be squandered 11.100 of her coin
on this little Jaunt, and that on their
return he would not go to work. She
saya he abused her unless she would
give him money, and that he used
shocking lanauage.
Mrs. Edmonds says that she owns the
furniture and everything else In their
home at 411 Third street, except a few
of her husband's clothes, and even these
were bourn t with her monev. Sh de
clares that he has threatened her with vio
lence if she tried for divorce, and she
ssks for an order of court restraining
mm rrom interrering wnn ner. She de
sires to resume her former name, Mar
guerite Halter, and wants S2S per month
permanent alimony.
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Gool Fnliins: at Newport
Ad. bee Hrt
retvj4 tKt
e'np.n are being
Vi;.ts bey.
Clerer CcNmedy at the Oaks.
The Allen Curtis comedy company la
preventing a venr entertaining piece at
the big free alrdome at the Oeks dur
ing the present week. The vehicle for
the mirth convnlaloas la a winatcal tiro-
ductlow Jakey, Mickey and Ikev. It la
iuii or clerer line, of pretty eotiga. Is
well staer4 and newly costumed, and.
ea the whole. Is very gooi to sea.
Kolb asxl Iin at the 1e0ig. '
The epein attrertbwt at Th Hettig
theatre, i ourteecta v aal W aahlngtow
streets, will be the favorite comedians,
Knlb and Dill, together with their ex
cellent company in the merry musical
comedy, "Ixmeeome Town." The engage
ment will begin next Saturday night.
September SO. and continue for the en
tire week, with the uauaJ maln Th.
o'n semi aaie will open next Friday
at 10 a. it the theatre box office.
esty in the anise of a man at
Bungalow theatre this week, and
the
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strongly backed by Miss Izetta Jewel
and Donald Bowles In the two other
leading roles.
'Lucky Jim" at Orphemm.
-n ourtnope company, playing
u-y jim at the Orpheum this week
are giving the public an opportunity of
ee.ng one or the most elaborate stage
settings In vaudeville, A carload of
principal funmaker In the little opera, I this beautiful little playlet
"College Days" at the Grand.
The most elaborate of musical come
dies. In condensed form, seen In vaude
ville Is "College Days" at the Grand.
Frederick; V. Bowers, one of Amerlca'a
greatest tenors, is appearing ss the
J. K.
"Frlti
vorce,'
songs.
Emmett, son of the famous
"Ppearing In "A Dakota Dl
and singing some of his father's
of
"The Little Pro-port or" at the Star.
The .courtroom scene In The Little
Prospector" wiy Its many ludicrous
situation and funny, characters, will
u te laugh as you never
before at the Star thla week..
cause
laughe
Sydney Ayr as th DnlL
Mr. Sydney Arres. the new leading
mm a ef the Baker at or a company, la
giving a vivid partrsyel of his satanie
Malaria Is due to im parities ia the blood which cWmw th Vfc
healthful qualities of the circulation, and reduce it to a weak, watery fluid!
The body is then deprived of its necessary nourishment and ttrenrth nA ,-.
unable to resist the countless disorders that assail it and the c-raeral miM
Buffers ia consequence. The appetite fails, digestion is weakened, chills
and slight fever are frequent, while the sufferer loses enxy and ambition.
Boils, skin eruptions, and some 4imes sores and ulcers follow when the
Diooa Becomes aeepiy ponuiea wilh me malarial remia. Bnth a
and blood purifier are seeded to cure Malaria, and S. S. S. is best fitted for
this work. It is the most perfect of all blood purifiers and at the same time
aa tanyoraunff, neaiumu ionic t. a. oea down into the circulation, I
arid removes every trace of impurity or poison, and trives to the blood the
health-sustaining qualities it needs. It cum Malaria thoroughly and per
manently because ft removes from the blood the rerma and miacm whirh '
produce the disease, and while doior this tones uo and itmriheni .-,.
part of the system. Book with information about Malaria and any medical
advice fttnusied free to all who write. ' i - . ,
... SWIFT SPECITIC Ca, ATLsUTTA. CA.'l
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Foolish
Notions
Art of times regretted.
Don't - THINK you can
do better elsewhere until
you have liven us a trial.
Our Stock of
Trunks & Leather
Goods
Of every kind is al
ways up to ths mark
In quality and our
prices arc the lowest
possible consistent
with the rrade of
foods furnished.
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