The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 25, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text- 0 JVl i- t . THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 25.M0O8. . Town' Topics aliases that aha was permanently Irv. )urd la a ooliialon naer mug-ana. Tli la bain- triad without a Jury. . - - ., , , . : Hallltf .'.."Lonaeom Town faunaaloar 1 til lilad fool' baker it....,,...,,.. "In Hoyal Chf' Grand .'. Vaudeville rinuiH ... vnuaevni Liar "Nail Uwjrnu' yrla .4. .....'Tennessee .Partner" ' ' Th franchise uk4 by th Portland Railway, Light end Power company, on East FtftMnth street, between Tllla mook and suklyou streets.- u sent to iua exeuuuv boar a lor nppreiaeajeni vaeterday afternoon by taa oouucIL Councilman Kellaner oppoaed thla ac tion, saying it was not a good precedent to t. but hla oppoaltloa failed to ao- oumpiiao anytnin. Mr. ji.awa.ner niau trleo to hava .an amendment to tha ordl nanca granting tha Oregon ft California railway the privllea of laying a track on Kaat Ural at rant, between, Belmont ana k.nm Xamhlll atraata. Tha eouuoii voted agalnat thia. Its object waa to maka tha company pava Ita sldetrsoa at any time commanded to do ao by tha euuuvil. ,( . : . .. rirty-plec Enallah pencil blue dinner eta, regular prioo $1, per set now It J00 doen lime blown table- tumbler, regular price loo, per dosen now COd. so-piec French llmogea, . white and gold, dinner sets, regular prioe I2S per . bvwmb a vsn. f avw ' eat, how lit. s60 dosen aentt-pereelaln conaa anq tea oupe, regular prioe ai.ov perrdOaeiL now etto per doaon. Other prlcea. reduood In proportion. We are cloning out our I1S.00O stock of crock- r, glassware, artwork. hand painted Dr. Will Jackson, cantlat. tOIOVt Bel. morn at root, Bunnyaiae. (iriict pnana rtuor ui, reaiaanue 'pnones Wei Bp Iter from- Iowa. ounoa ror aa oa d out In bulk. We have It-again. two pound a for'SS cental fine atock and lhe It Third street. The li utter Store, a WaehousaJ and war landing, dally eapt Hunday. Leaves Waablnglon teamar Jesale Marklna, for Camas, atraat dock at 1 p. m. Battle Creak Bathe Ladtes'daya. gen tiamen nigma. Main A-tnia. Third noor, , yregonian building. - etrawnarrlaa for Sunday moat be pur chased gaturday.. Tha Cream 8 tore, 8- v waen. iuk . . Woman's Exchange, 111 Tenth atraet lunch 11:10 to I; buaineaa men a lunch. r ti.ot.. Kti.i. ana a.lA ruin, xormeny witn a. n. wrignt. IX ' Chamber Ik Bon.. octlclanc 111 Morrlaon treat, corner. Of Sixth, W. A. Wlee 'and aaaoctafea. cainlaaa dantlata. Third and Waahlngtoa. , naraar alana- 114 . TamhUL . Uata Dr. B. C BroVo, Eye-Ear.' Marquam.' Jacoba,' the tailor, 191 Morrlaon at : -. eaaaaaaP BW ' J t -1 Journal 'want ada le a word. NEVER POPULAR ; WITH EDITOR'S KII1D ry, i china and cut glaaa from II to 60 per cent, on regular pneea. mmm cnina ana Olaaa oompany. 161 Morrlaon a treat, be tween Seventh and Park atreeta, wholex , aale and retail. Great factory mlaUke aboe aale at J H, Morrlaon atreet. lAbela wrong on fall .ahoea juat arrived. Marks' namt Instead of Dallar'a. raetory stands loss ind orders us to sell them at a sacrifice. an Men a ft and 11 ahoea, now 11.16; man's tajiiea a. jtaniater, . m., etc, 17 valuaa now 11.11; women's 11.60 17 valuaa now 11.11: woman's 11.64 and 14 shoes, now 12.45: boya' and alrla' Ichool 'ahoea,- values to 11. now 11.16; BbUdren'a fancy dreag .ahoea, 11.60 and S valuea at 160. 6Uo and 11. Cellar's, uoceasor to Marks Bhoe Co., Ill Mor- nson street, netwean jronrtn ana irtn. The Oordon Falls Electric Manu facturing company has received an In teresting report .of the value of shares Of stock n textile mill of Mew Eng land, which It will publiah for the first time In thia city in tomorrow's Journal. Theae shares range in value from 1100 to 11.161.10, which, when Gordon rails stock reaches that value, will make the 10 shares given free with each 100 bond, worth from l,000 upward. Democrats of Portsmouth held ' a Urge and enthualastlo rally tost night In Artisan ball. At tha conclusion of! the ' addresses mad by E. 8. J. Mc Allister and Bert E. Haney a Bryan and Kern club waa organisea witn a large membership. The new club will hold regular meetlnga from this tim on and Intend to enter actively into the coun ty campaign. dLTLDREN. SEE THE . f: : .,JDIVESTQCKPAEADE Continued from .Pag One.) 7i sal was glow and lacking In Interest Exoept In on or two Instances, there wa' little competitive bidding, ' and some of the choicer stock was with drawn, the owners refusing to take the figures offered. .Thar was good deal of curiosity aa td who would buy Col leg Maid, the guldeleas pacer, but she was not put up. w aeoords Expected. The races lrt the afternoon were of the same classy quality that all the speed events have been, and were marked aa usual by the smashing of rec ords. The spectators are getting so ac customed to (his that they feel defraud ed If a race Is pulled off in less than record time. .The attendance yesterday was almost equal to that of. the day before, which was Portland day. There were hot so many people in the grandstand, but more In the bleachers and scattered up and down the traok while tha stock sta- j bles attracted a good many who had no interest in norse racing, " '. - .... - ' Replying 'to an editorial at- e tack In the pregonlaa thia morn- e e lng, rtev., Father a re gory, paetor a . of the Sacred Heart Cathollo e church of this city, dictated the following: . The Oragonlaa editor may da- . a grade kls profession aa he will, a) a never will X degrade mine. My a kind bav never been popular with tb mlssarlep of v!U with e a men who have theae many year e neered at and slandered religion, e) .and particularly' the Cathollo a church, who bav been pilloried ' In the publlo prints, aa the de- a bvichers of leglaJatures and the scavengers of libl and who are ' today advocating moral treason to the representative of th people who trusted them. "My Jtlnd have paver ' been e popular with those who would e) ell their soul to be a senator I of the United States. . Thla morning the Oregontin says dl- a) torlally; W pass over deeds whloh ought to make men who e commit them Infamous, - W for- gat too easily; we forgive too )J reodllyl' How truer e e Ftylng REQULAR Prices for Your SHOES When we havk thousand! of pairs of Hlgh-Grade.SampIe Shoes for Everybody on sale at ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALF LESS THAN REQULAR PRICES. MOW WAT'S -THE USE i Here Are Some of Our Money Savers One cannot help being struck with the , lacldlty of Portland audiences. It la I oubtfui If anything short or an explo- F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING Plionea f Haln 165 Home 11165 First and Oak A mass meeting to oonsider th que' tion of Sunday closing will be held In the Women of Woodcraft hall on Tenth and Tavlor streets Sunday night, Sep tember 17. The following- speakers wfll be present: A. 3. Breed of Walla walla and W. r Martin ana uaniei jxeiueion Martin and Dai land will discuss the different phase! Breed Of Walla Walla i and Dar Of Portland and H. B. Andress of Eng of religious, liberty. United States Senator W. H Borah of Idaho - may , deliver an address here Tuesday, October 30, under th auspices of the Republican ' state organisation. Secretary McArthur has telegraphed to national headquarters asking that Sena tor Borah be. assigned, to Portland for that data, :r . . 1 , A warrant was Issued this morning for the arrest of Mrs. George Keys, charging- her with malicious destruc tion of personal property. The com plaint is Thomas Gulnean, owner of the j v noustt in wmcn iurs. jveye nu ueen iiv lna- at 611 Flahders Street. Water through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks 'or washing- porches or windows must be paid for In advance and used only between th hour of 6 and,, 8. a. m. and 6 and I p. m, It must not be uaed for sprinkling; streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste fully, it will be shut off. The following articles-were found on the streetcars yesterday and can be re- sion of dynamite under tholr seats would throw them Into a atate of ex citement. In a raolna- town this mlrht be because the people - are blase, bttt Portland canon t have become blase through a aurfelt of races. And the of' ferlngs are rood ones, for no better sneea events nave ever neon nuiiea on on me ooaai. 1 Caw Busts of Applause, With records going to smash every few minutes, with the most thrilling contests going on right under ita col lective nose. Portland placidly rests its chins on It umbrellas and walking ticks and gosips about the weather and th beat recipe (or taking grease spots out of woolen dresses. A neck-and-neck finish Jn beter than record time in one of th big events of the week hardly suffices to elicit more than a gentle murmur Of approbation. One almost ex pects to see the audience rise gracefully and give the Chatauqua saluta when a hors In th 1:27 class does the mile in a:oH. It is betting feat lack of Interest in the show. Port land, one-would think, would turn out not less' than 10.000 strong to see this snow, out 7,ooo or s.ooo is th record ao far. Pernana Saturn's. v helna- ft half holiday with many of th business es tabltohraents, may bring out better crowas. XJreatock - xade Today On of th big features scheduled for today la th parade of livestock on th tracK in irqnt oi tne granast&na. The hour, 1. o'clock, Is rather early, but there srmuld be a big crowd to see this event,, for the prise-winners, decked out in ineir riDDons, win oe mere ana it would be Impossible to find anywhere a riner aggregation or snowy . norsea and fat cattle. probable that the elimination of has much to do with the man I- A New Departure , Th cost of Interments baa bean Eeatly reduced by th Holman Under king company. -, Heretofore If ha been the custom of funeral directors to make charge for all Incidental connected with . a fu-, neraJU Tb Edward Holman Undertake lng company, tha leading runerai di rector of Portland, have denarted from that custom. Whan casket is furnished by us we make no extra charges for embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that niay be re oulred of us. ezceot elothlnar. cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving of $28 to $76 on each funeral THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. MO THZSO ST- COM. gAXMON. In tha tade-lna? .of tha cattle) veater day, LiOoney had no competitor lr Guernsey olaaa and took all the x Ha had a well fitted herd of good indi- no competitor in the rues awaraea prises. The splendid herd -of Jersey shown iy a. west iook most pr tne hsmDlonshlD and grand charoDi prises m- in .jersey ciasa. . ijooney ea the first, lonship also hail an excellent herd and divld covered bf calling at Lost Article room, honors with West in this class. Cleve Flrst and Alder streets: Elks watch f nd " herd .also. carried away a number fob. two Dalrs aloves. veil, arlthmetio of the mucn 'Prreea nooons. key, book, three umbrellas, aultcaaa. two lunch boxes and a purse. Republicans will hold a rally tonight in Merrill's hall under the auspice of the Forty-fifth precinct ' Republican club. Ben Rel aland, president of th club, will preside, and Wallace He camant, H. W. Coe, W. O. Hale, A. R. Joy and others will make the ad dresses. The sale of 2287.000 worth of cltv Im provement bonds was ordered by the council yeaieraay. x-epm aiepa neces sary to the aooompllsnment Of this project will he taken at one. We sponge and press your clothes nine you Main 814. where. our shoes, all for $1.68 month. A-4314. Wacom run everv- Unique Tailoring Co4 (01 Burk. Free to Any Man tin Butt of clothes to every twenty-fifth man that ordere a uit. Werner Patterson company, tail era. 148 Second street, near Morrlaon. Any ufiot irl needing a friend, help, or advice, can apply or writ to Matron Adjutant J. Peterson. 92 teenth north,. Portland, Or. East FIX- The suit of gelina Rees, who claims 18,188 -from th Southern Pacific a damage for personal Injuries, went to trial hafore Judar Bronauch la tha circuit court thia morning. Mrs. Rees Ivory -Soap it keeps the country clean. . There is no exagg-cra- tion about this state ment. It is a fact. ; Neatly every grocer sells Ivory Soap. Nearly every well-to-do Ameri can family .uses it; for the bath, for, the toilet i or in the laundry for tho' finer things. Ivory Soap1 99 Per 'Cent. Pure. W. M. Ladd'S fin Jersey herd waa not entered for competition, and conse quently no prizes were awarded to It. Mr. Ladd merely placed the fine ani mal In th barns for exhibition. , . ... ytrMy AWU,., . . ," , The awards in the Jersey class yea terday were a follows: t ' Bull 2 yosrs. old or over first, H. West, Gertie Lad; second, H. West, King- Violet. , . ; Bull t year old-r-Looney, Scappoos Lad. -' ' - . Bull Junior yearling Looney; Sal den Hera - .:.--'''';.', Bull Benlor, calf First, West, I-O Lad; second. West, Emtnent 14 th; third, Looney, Tenas India; fourth,., Cleveland, Laurel Leaf Marigold. ' Bull-Junior calf First. West. Lad 8. Laddie: second. Looney, Rioter Pet ''"(Sw Vears old ' ; or " over-i-F!rst. West, (Mazy of 8. - p.: second. Waat. Princess Slrlcl; third. Cleveland. Mad- allna May; fourth, Looney, Zarnclea J. Kioter.. Helfar 2 year old and under First. West. Jessica-Fox: second. West.' Lady of 8. B.; third. West Golden Tootsie of 8. B.; fourth. Looney, -Golden Lady Tiny Rioter; fifth, (xny. Golden Gasells , .. . ' . ' , , i ' Heifer -senior jrsarr!ng--F!rst, Loon ey. Golden. Zellaisecond. West, .Golden: Hoitana . were; $7.93 a Pair Ur Mn' SS to $6 . flnttt Z)rf Sh90t and Oxfordt Such makes ti "J. E. Tilu," Chlcif o; Friebrick Fox, Hlkr Co., Bacine, Wii.; Krippendorff, O'Neil, Cincin-. natl, ind niny other fine makei, in all th Uteit tryle; all go in ) QC U Izei t, the pair J $2.43 M' i 3.SO and $4 Drill Shot! and Oxford! A frett snap for the men folki; this lot coniiiti of hundredi of pairs of "Packard" $4 Shoei, "John Mitchell" 4 Shoes, "Flint$toner' $3.50 Shoea" and other well-known makea of Shoes and Oxfords; they come in vici, pat ent and calfskin, tan and black. Ox fords and Shoes, every size and width are here; they all bo at. the 0 It? , pair . fl.93Mn'i $3.30 to $2.73 Vmlon-Mado WorkShooi We have hundredi of oaira of men's $2.S0 to $2.75 all leather Work Shoes; 'medium and heavy weight: olain or ; cap toes and popular shapes; everv ymil ta waiisuicu, just IUC same SI II you would pay regular H Af prices; all sizes, now aPl.HO 73c PJtlR-Childr,; Fin Driit Shall . ' and Oxfordt "Maloney Bros." and "Felton" fine Shoes and Ox fords in tans, black and patent, turned or welted soles; every popular shape and new patterns is here in all aizes; shoes worth up to $1.50, 7C-, now, pair IDC 31.23 for Youthi' $1.73 and 32.00 Sho 31.63 for Soyi' $2.30 and $3.00 Shoot and Oxfordt These are the famous "Excelsior" line of boys'. Shoes; they come in vicis. patents, gunmetals, high shoes, right up to date and all sizes: daring this sale they go at fl.65 Same in youths' sizes, worth up to $2 pair... f 1.25 $2.63 a Pair for Womon'i $4. $3 Flaoit Droit Shoot and Oxfordt Ifade by th best of modern shoe fac tories, such as Drw Selby & Co., Portsmouth, Ohio; ulian Kokengt Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; Hsnnth-Mc-Carty, Rochester, N: Y., and many others; these samples come in patent, vici, gunmetals and tan in all sizes; !?.::!:..: $2.65- $1.93 for Choleoit Womon'i Drmti Shoot and Oxfordi. Worth to 33.30 Every woman in this city should see these Shoes as they are the best $J to $3.50 values; this lot consists of the "Red Cross" make, "Julian Kokenge" fine ahoes, "Storner Copeland" and other well-known. brands; they come In all the leading styles in Shoes and Oxfords, blacks, tana and patents, all sizes and widths; $3 to $3.50 1 QC values, now ?le7l l.43 a Pair for Womon'i $2.8Q to $2.73 Evory.day JUi Loathmr Shoot and Oxfordt Thoroughly reliable and popular sty lea that could be worn for nice; light, medium or heavy soles; real $2.50 to $2.75 values everywhere; in samples you can buy mem -i ir V a v at, the pair....; 39e for Llttlo Folk' $I.OO and $1.23 Droit Shooi and Sllpport This lot of children's Shoe come with fancy stitch ing and tops in black, tana and patents. Oxfords, strap slippers and shoes, all the pbpular toes, in all sizes; $1 and $1.25 shoes, now, the CQ. pair 95c for Children' i $I.SO to $1.73 Droit Shoot, and Oxfordi $1.29 forMlitoi' $2.00 to $2.83 Droit Shoot and Oxfordt A big lot of fine Shoes and Oxfords for the girls that wear misses' sizes; they come in high or low cut, tans, black and patent; atrictly dress Shoes, all sizes in misses' go at, P'r :iV,.2? Same in children's sizes, worth up to $1.75 pair.wof Remember We Are tbe Oily Store la Tbls Clfy Selling AH Styles of Show at Cot Rate Prices EVERYBODY COME FOR SHOES Sample le Store' Cm Two Stores 208 MORRISON ST., Bet. First and Front 142 SECOND, Near Corner o! Alder Remember and Get ' the Correct Place AMtrsziMctrra. Wa.Magtoo, rhonaa Main i ant A-llll. TON1UUT JkV HIT MOUT THIS Wi'KiC . pial rrlo MaUna latarda U KOLD & DILb UVtlCXl. COMKOT. 1sT1 ' "LONCSOMK TOWN" rventngs. 1 to to tct Xat., M to IH Ulsll If "UA i llaWlaWiVJ' X4tk aad VmMiiM rhona Main 1 and A-llll. Nlshta lierlnnlng Hunday Bpeclal-Vrlc Matinee Wednesday The ileautlful ilualcal-Comedy "Comlnp; Thro' the Rye" . SEATA NOW Hl:i.LINfl Evenlnga. I1.SS to tie. Matinee, II to tH BUNQALOW THEATRE Phone Mala 11T, A-41S4. Empire Theatre Co. (Inc.). Lease. OtQ. I UXK.ER. General Manager. Home of th famous Baker Slock corn- ran r. AH week, matinee fiat., nreaantlnar Nat Ooodwln'a noted comedy, suoceaa. aA axxDas roof Price Eve. ISa, ISe, 10c; mat. llr. ISc. Net week. "The ftlrl of the Oolaaa West" Baker Theatre Tim V i. Lease. L. BAKER. General Manager. Oregon Theatre Co.. (Inn.) OEO. L. RAKER. General Manas' Tonight, all week, matinees Tua., Tbura, onifni. aui weft, maiinaea i urn., juura., flat. The leader of all mualoal a hows. - A A, M I n .r-Tl 1. 1 i n : II 1 ' ' " I"' V V , TE1 moTAi. CMy." , , IS whistling song hits, famous baautr AkAVMB if ..1 L Eve prices, alo. Ho. 7ie.$l; mat. ISo, , S0a is et weeK "Tne paa anq vm - The STAR Stf,?.;!: Matinees Wed.. Bat and Sun.' Tor th Entire WeeK of Pept. 30.. , ; IN , 5 ' mti owririrB." 1 - ' Mat at 1:80 o. m.. 18o and tSei awry eve. at S:15. lie, 2 Bo, 18c tOc Beat may be reeerved by either. phono. Next Weal -VOCLU tosa a-eraiaw." PANTACES THEATRX ABTaJrOlTD T AXTD UVTLUI, tar of Ail Jtatlona ' Engagement Extraordinary t '' ItfT.T.W- T. A If IB . And her high school acrobatlo monkey ppaciai AOnM Aiiracimn, ;-..., TS OXJ XOMB OXOXSb : Sweetest Blagers la Ajnerlost aaaimawa nuii, w; at night, 1 and 1 cents. . THE LYRIC 31 BiTTirr AM, M srrocne oowajtt wxu nBsuf Tenncssc's Partner KAKXI HaSjr.aaf EBf XSTSM BOXJL TOE GaUNDVandetllle deluxe. Comfort Style Shoe Co. Agent for SCASVxZi CTTSEIOW 8XOBS which are gold direct from factory to you. Sales room ti Hamilton bldg. 1)1 Srd . Take elevator. FUR.S! FURS! AT XOWEST YOSSZBXiX niOBS. Remodeling a Declaltv. Fur coata of all kinds made to order. L. SCHUMACHER Timaxsk. - 809 Madlaon, TaL ICain 6817. third. Waat. fourth,. West, Daisy Cercusaor. Biddies West Bad I a of 8. B.; second, Liooney, Martef ef India. : - Helfer-penlor ralf. first ' Looney, Fanolea 1.: aecond, West Empress Las; third,. We, Fern taa; fourth, Looney, Lady K.: fifth, Looney, Nancy H. . Hatfer Junior calf, first. WML rent's Beaa; second, Looney,., Marcellaj Sjlrd. iooBy, tnaiia e. l ' Ohamplona. 'vi Senior champ ton - bull Waat King's Valet- Junior champion .bull West Lad 8. Laddie, -. senior champlott cow West Mur of Junior ehamploa cow- Waat, ren'a Beaa. Oraiig Oaamyioaa, Grand champion, . 4mU West Ring's valet. : Grand) champion eow West Maay of 8. B. Awards for atstna. Best ag4 her Waat, flrat and see 6d: Looney, third. . Best young ir west, crat ana see- M: Looney. third.. Calf herd West, nrst: Looney. ae- on1- Oet of sire West first, bolt Fern's i Pride: Wet eoo'i, Mill, rams" pride; Lnnnav. third. knlL India's Laal aer i Rioter i Looney, fourth, bull. Golden Lad i Of ft- Hollar. Produce of dam Waal. Brat: Iceaer. I eooad; West third. i II Xvjv TMA1N Xs THE REST ;i 'feP 109-111 FOURTH STREET ! le a WlSriwIiiiI? The opening of our Portland store wis with the greatest crowds ever seen m a Portland store. INDEPENDENT CLOTHIERS EKKsS: : Fighting the combine and pointing relief frorriexorbitant prices, our a prices during this sale are without a parallel. Beginning Saturday we ' give .our prices another smash until the very bottom is reached and we have won the day. Read our prices, compare them with the prices asked by thecombine, then come and see. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. MEN'S SUITS Over 1,000 Suits from fashion's center, all new, high ' grade cSothirtg, in every! Irnown weive and color, SThesa prices will spread - pandemonium in . the combine : union label. s)5.65 for, Dress Suits sold by tbe combine at $12. f f.85 wili)uy wool and worsted Suits, in single or doubie-Dreated styles, and aold by th combine as high as $15. - -i -. : f 12.85 will buy all hand-tailored Suits in the choicest of weaves and colors and the equal in atyle and fit to tailor-mad Suita worth to $25. Public Tike Notice. Do you !! In a square dealt If o, see oa; th owner's nrtc la oar pries t wmmueum tacae e rnl yoa witk tt raraer; yew eaj with him. For farms, arrwaa-. ejtr prooertv r kawmaeai tnTeetwrta riXK TREK LAND fVli .1 OVERCOATS AND CRAVENETTES ' The most complete) lint in Portland, and bear such labels as Hackett-Carhart, a guarantee that only the . best is used in nuking." . ; ( fS.85 buys Hackett-Carhart Topcoats and Long Coats sold by. the combine at $15, f 12.85 takes choice of tie best Overcoats and . Craven tte you aver saw, priced by tha oombia aa high aa $30. ' 1 MEN'S PANTS Pants for the laborer, the clerk or the, gentleman, f 1.45 for corduroy and other Pants worth to $2.50. 1.85 buys woo! and wnrted Pants worth to $3.50. 79 f buys men's Work Pants worth to $171 LADIES CLOAKS AND SKIRTS We are showing all the latest models in every shade and trinfming. Ladies, this is a feast for you. Fight the -combine. f 3.85 buys silk Petticoats sold by the combine at $7.50. 85.85 buys Dress Skirts, voiles, etc., worth to $10. f4.85 for ladies' Long Coats, new weaves and styles; the combine sells these for $10. f 6.85 for rubberired Raincoats worth to $12.50. MEN'S FURNISHINGS ' 5 for black or tan Sox, worth 10c. 39a) for Work Shirts worth to 75c. 39a for sterilized heavy Underwear worth 75c T9 for fine wool Cooper ribbed Underwear worth $1.50. 294 for President style Suspenders worth 50c 10 for black and gray wool Sox worth 20c 65 for fine Sweaters worth $125. 3 for men's Handkerchiefs worth 10c. f 1.23 for menV Coat Sweaters worth $2.50. II for ladies' Hermsdorf Hose worth to 25c. LADIES' WAISTS 25 doren the latest creations in silk, net, lace and embroidered styles. Don't miss these. T9t buys fine lawn and embroidered Waists 'worth to $175. fl.48 buys best lawn and embroidered Waists worth to $4. - Also large line fine net and silk Waists; alsocassi meres, at fighting the combine prices. W pay res 4 per east t savs A DOLLAR SAVED Is a dollar earned if , some friend doesn't come along and borrow it. The safe way is to deposit in our Savings Department the spare dollars from time to time, thereby creating a reserve fund forvfu ture use. Try J&fepfA dollar will startjan ac count. Two par oast allow ea eliec lng aooounts. AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. OF PORTLAND 17 00 Seventh St-, Elks Tempi) , AxotbMr Big BOX Welch, Traaoi ft Co. la th rattan rnrloaa Oae-aVrana Comedy Boni un titled "Tie TUp MX. Tlem." AU, Kan tar Hovelto nina seals Oaaralf ana oeaiisy, : Mill. Theo and! K a r Daadlea . akata. . .rr4 aner. Oranrtaaoopa, . 1 NICKEL0DI0N , ISO SIXTH STREET . Very latest subject - changed every day. BASEBALL - ASOIIATIOX U1K, COB. VAVQXV AJTO 84TS ITS. OAKLAND i .X VS. ; . ; PORTLAND ssrr. aa, ss,' as, as, aa, vr. Games be?n week daya at S:30 p. m- Sunday. BOOBLB sTSASSBy berln- nina 1:00 .p. m. Admission -fee . Bieacnera, Zfto; g ranastana, auo; Doxes, S5o extra; children, bleaoliers, . lOo; . grandstand. JBc XASZS8 SAT raXDAT. Bots ander. 11 free to bleacher Wednesdar. vs. Both and BalsigB uniT xwo savs maay and Saturday Sept.25&26 Martha Haw Era la tat Bltawy el nsnsaaaiBiB-l .1. eusalety aa Moaara Aiaaaanat eaterarla I O. KAtBTON a X MAC GIBBON Pres. Caarjtar. Serarns home after flv years apent la Europe Bigfter, Better and alor Eotertaining than Erea Presaotins All th Featurea Which Ha Ye fn " Twenty-lour Years Mad Thia CollonJ jOrganv sattoa the Leader Amooc Areai Displaym wit) , the Added Attractiveness of NEW BATTLE SCENES NEW questrian TEATS HtVwILD WEST FEATUREf An marttalled uodar the pereaniai Standard o Advanead Eatertaimnent, Conreirad. Intpirad, Perpetuated and Paraoaally Directed by thj last oi tb Great fioouta, tb Original and Onl) -. TEETH Jja-TtETH Cairo rVBt UUVt Money Come and have free examination. WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE. SILVER FILLINGS 35 tTP GOLD FILLINGS .754 UP 6ET OF TEETH SPLENDID SET GOLD CROWNS All work Lady atten 2.50 TO ware areaent All work done absolutely without naln by specialists of from 11 to 10 year experience. ruaranteed for tea years. aa at al Boston Dentists tSXH ntorrlaxn fev Oro. rewtofrkM. Zasae rkoaM A-aOX raoaa Kala SOSO. This list coQtaina bat aareplc of the war w cooda, in flfhtinf th htcb-pric clothirtf combine. Our stock coat tain no cheap, trashy food, bat the best there is. Yoa could hunt the world over and find no better. THIS SALE IS FOR YOU. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. SALE NOW ON. 227 Morrtsea Strcc! IWDEPEMDERIT CLOTHIERS PROM COAST TO COA8T Eetweea 1st & 2n Streets 33 Boiled Linseed OH GALLON LOTS ....58ar Raw Linseed Oil GALLON LOTS ..574 Pure White Lead PER 101 ..7.60 Portland Sash & Door Co. aw raoanr are, - wMtxajn, on. CoL Wm. F. Cody BUFFALO BILL) WMvojAsaaariataa nsm at avary raraiaaaie And Enactina? Hia Orlainal Role in thai TfcnMina and Ujatonoally Aavvral Opea-Av alakwiraraa m BATTLE OF SUMMIT SF1IXG2 SSS 1 a. TJaVtAaV fa" n - a SytwpSJaWTtl WW ITaVi aWSMenVfJS aUsSClVSSMSnWaVj rCfr aaaW 1 arillaa Haaj a MiM ftenantaa anal TraaaaS af arSarn lattaa Warfa. ai oondar at "T-E Ranrh Bhowuut the Piaaa waa and raetnase of the rlamaoMai Am A(tra oa aa Ereurntnl Traia DataoUac lb Privauo aad Penis of Pkaariac THE OR EAT TRAIN HOLD-UP sad th Bandit Huntwra of th Vtkm PaHSe, ahowiaar with Ariraia) Datail the Mrrkoti i m ' pWradbr Traia Rnbhere aad U Wort 4 thmt Uoxa.ra-aF TWICE PAIX.T. a r. i. GOAL, Kemmerer Cotil Tie Beat Wyoiataf Oel mm tn land Market CarumcaTXjrr.Bmoa. fnra Banker Ittk anS MaraaU. ' stain IU A-SSti. Little AdJets" always paj- RAry or smsx and S P. Al. AdmlaaloB (liw ludtna" Brt) ( rta. Orand eHad Chatra tin rladlnf edaataeien II on aale day of FihlbMJon at iiiiarmaa, liar av it, Etxth and nforrlaon Bta. Chimrn t er 1 years kalf price. All ste proCate4 froas san sod rain ty Im- M Caavaa -Canopy. Ro)-al House. San Francisco ' renrtn and Xeward rta. All eajtald moms, ateara ImL tt ' I rold water. Ria Six- 10 I J r r Weeklv rate. Cafe. Fnorta e'rt na dlrert fum Tklrd e-trxt "Tt. rerry, Hevar rat cara tf.rwu J'. Trfv." eirr.rlf nr. TIL!IOIT!'INnALV,ATt" LABF1C TIT-vris La .. ire 1. cut. .