THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. FRIDAY ' EVENINO. OCTOBER 23. 1003.
Portland Agents for Duttericlc Patterns, Nemo Corsets,' Trefousso Cloves, Perrin's gloves, Ostcrmoor Mattresses, Columbia Yarns, Etc.
Opcri Saturday
8 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.
jm
Saturday
to 9:30 P.M.
eler
6 to' 9:30
Meh'o
Suits and Topcoats
; Specials
$22.50 Values for iS.l 5.-1 5
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f ' T" "i i s
The'
Misses' and children's box Coats in full length, styles;' lined throughout:
material in serge and cheviot; velvet collat; blues, browns, grays and
red; ages 6 to 14 years;, every garment-Handsomely tail- fir fln
ored throughout; the best values in town at this price, each PlUU
Misses' and children's box Coats, fi-length styles, in serge, cheviot and
flannel materials, lined throughout; colors blue, brown and Pf
,. red; ages 6 to 14 yean; exceptional values, on sale garment
MiWs' and' children's Dressesmade ot fin.' cashmere; blouse silk front
and silk braid trimmed; skirt lull pleated; colors red and blue; rn
ages 6 to 14 years; wonderful values, at thislow price.ieach epfilwl
New Cravenette Coats for misses .and children, tan, black and tray; ares 4
toJ6 years- complete new line,-at prices ranging from $5.50 to f 10
Complete new stock of misses' tailored Suits for school and dress wear;
all latest fashions and materials, at H prices from, suit, 15 to f 10
mr ' ' wjtf mm.A- 1 our Waist section we are showing a beauti
PariS ,WaiSlS M f "ew Waists for dress wear;
' all new, exclusive models; on the second floor.
51.25 Gowns 43c i
, 1 "
'Saturday. 6 to 9:30 p. nr. odd lot of I
soiled Nightgowns, cambric and nain
sook materials, lace and embroidery
trimmed, long or snort sleeves; AOm
regular
I, long
$1.25
values at. each
51.25 Drawers 49c
1 i ' ' ' ' .'
Saturday. 6 to "9:30 p. jn., broken
lines ot camDric urawera. trimmed
in lace; embroidery and tucks; pretty!
styles; regular $1 nd JQ
values, on sale at, the pair te7C
Art Skins at $1.09
I Saturday," 6 to 9:30 p. m., special lot
of Art Skins, for burning or fancy
leather work: fine-full skins: all col
ors; great values at, each....f.o
On sale in Picture dept., tourth floor.
4000 WOMEN'S OUTING FLANNEL COWNS. REG. SIM VALUES 73c EACH Lea t h d" NoVeltieS
Hosiery
Barg
ams
Saturday Special
1,000 pairsboys' and girls' extra strong black
ribbed cotton Hose, double knee, heel "7
and toe; 2So values, on sale at, tne pair lit
Women's extra heavy, fleeced cotton 07
r ribbed Hose: 35c values, on sale at. Dair bit
Women's - black cotton Hose, seamless leg AM
and foot; regular 20c values, on sale at. pr. e1.
Women's extra good quality black- cotton Hose,
medium and heavy weight, plain and
ribbed; regular 50c values, on sale at, pr. mC
25b 'Kerchiefs 1 2 c
10c Ribbons at 5c
200 dozen women's Handkerchiefs, very pretty
and showy patterns, in embroidered, scalloped
and hemstitched effects; the best regular 10.
25e values, on' sale jit this law price ell leeC
S,OO0;yards of heavy all-silk taffeta' Ribbon, irt
:-Jbp best grade, all colors; regular 10c val- C
Aifes; buy all you want of it at, the yard JC
500pieces Kec Ruching, in white, black, blue
and pink; the-best regular 25c values, on llil
sale At this unusually low price, yard lvC
JUST RECEIVED WIDE NECK RUCHINCS, SPECIAL 35c TO $1.00 PER YARD
Men's Shoes at $2.95 a Pair
Boys' Shoes at $1.69-$1.99
Great Saturday offering of 1,500 pairs of men's patent colt, box calf and vici kid
Shoes, Elucher and bals; all new lasts, in styles to please every individual fancy;
good oak soles, Goodyear welts; all sizes and.-widths; shoes exclusive 0 A
stores ask $4 for; your choice at this exceptionally low price, the pair epa.)
Boys' and youths' box calf and vici-kid Bluchers; double soles, swing last; all sizes;
great values, on sale at the follow extraordinarily low prices, the pair; see them:
Sizes 10 to 13& on sale at, pair, $1.69 Sizes 1 to S, on sale at, pair, fl.99
5000 YARDS CLVNY AND MALTESE LACE INSERTIONS 20c VALUES 6c YARD
Last Day
Kitchen Goods Sale
15c Wire Soap Dishes, each.. lie
10c Cake Spoons, at special ...
10c Pot Chains on sale at. ie.K
Regular 6c Iron Holders at. .Ae '
dc juice juxractorn, ea.cn... -iq
Regular 10c Spout Strainers. . Tj
25c Iron Holders on sale at. 124
Reg. S5c Furniture Polish.. JS7
Regular 1 So Hatchets, each. .0c
Keguiar zuc Hammers ror..l
15c Clothes Lines for, each.l
Keauiar to jjisn mods. eaco.
Clothes Pins at. dozen. ..... .
ii. (ft iNicKei iamps, eacn..KXj
ivo .gg stealers, at. eacn..
Regular lOo Fire Pokers
Regular '12a Fire Shovels...
10c Wire Potato Mashers...
Regular lOo Chop Knives....
86c Shirtwaist Irons, each ; .JSf
ttesruiar sac rotato Kicers..
Reg. 26c Wire Clothes Lines
26a Table Mats, the set....
Reg. 40c Gas Toasters, ea,.
25o Folding Lunch Boxes..,.
too Crumb Pun and Scraper. 1
SOe Hand Lftrnne. for. each.'z
Regular 16c Gas Torches.,.. 12
to Ash Mats at, each. . .4
lOo pkg. Sealing Wax. Dkg.fte?
66o Bucksaws at. each. . . .K2
Regular 13.25 guaranteed Clothes
Wringers on sale at, ea..g2.59
1.40 Copper Bottom Wash Boil
ers ............... v...x. 11
$1.85 Folding Ironing Board for
the very low price of...$1.07
11.50 Universal Food Chopper at
the very low price of.. 81. 19
tl.50 Pott's' Sad Irons, set SI. 19
$1.16 Nickel Tea Kettles, ea.. 92
$1.26 Nickel Tea Kettles, ea.-, 99
IU6 Nickel Tea Kettles. -81.07
11.18 4-pt. Nickel-Coffee Pot 924
$1.25 6-pt Nickel Coffee Pot 99
$1.00 S-pt Nickel Tea Pot..T9c
$1.10 t-pt. Nickel Tea Pot..87
$1.15 4-pt. Nickel Tea Pot.. 92
$1.26 Bpt. Nickel TeaPot. .99
Reg. tlM Waffle Irons 79e
Reg. 76e Solar Gas Heater. .39 -1.25
Willow Clothes Basket 99
$1.00 Royal Roasters, each.. 79
$1.26 Royal Roasters, each. .99
60o Family Roasters, each.. 39
60c Family Roasters, each.. 37
70o Family Roasters, each.. 55
76o Lindsay Light, complete, 64
40c Porcelatn Salt Box for.. 31
Reg. So Cake Turners for .4.
Regular 16c Mon Sticks for
20o Fry Pans on sale at, ea. .
oo A.aKe uridrties on sale.
Reg. 1 So Wire Rug Beaters.
26o California Toasters at.
20c S-qC Coffee Pots, each
18o J-qt. Coffee Pots for...
CSo Flour Bins for, each...
60o Tin Plshpans for, each.
60c Oval Dishpana for. each. 47
10c Dustpans at low price of. 8
Reg. zoc Oil Cans ror, each.. 16
$1 6-gallon Pump Cans for.. 79
40cv-gallon Oil Cans for... 31
Reg; 18o Tin Wash Basins.. 14
20o Tin Colander for. ea. . . 16
Reg. 15c Flour Sifters for.. 12
35o Tin Steamers, each. . . .27
SOc 12-qt. Galvanized Pails. .23
fteg. 2uo iux.it Drip rans..l
76c Galvanised Tubs," each.. 5
12o 6-hole Muffin Pans.......
Regular 8c Dredge Box for..
Reg. 8c Tin Dippers, each ....
60c 6-hole Egg Poacher, ea.,4
10-hole round Cake Pans
10-inch Pie Pans on sale at
18c 6-hook Hat Racka for...l
16c 7-pin Hat Racks, each. .1
EOc 3-fold Clothes Horse 7
Reg. 20c Bread Boards, each, 1
20c Lemon Saueezers.' each..!
Regular 16c Salt Boxes for
SOc Vegetable Sllcers. ea. . .2 4
fi wooaen iuds, eacn.;..,T
16c Potato Mashers for, ea..i
SOc Bread Sllcers for, each.. 2
Regular 6c Butter Paddles..
10c 3 -arm Towel Bar, each...
ISc 4 -arm Towel Bar, aach..l
Regular lOo Towel Rings at. .
7 So Chopping Trays, each. .5
Regular iOo Wash Basins.. 1
Regular 40a Wash Basins.. 3
L4 ; .
4
n
Saturday night', 6 to 9:30, one-third
I off on all leather novelties, pillows;
great assortment of pieces; entire
stock on sale at. .ONE.THIRD OF
Picture department, on fourth floor.
50c Belts 27c Ea.
Saturday, 6 to 9:30 p". nC. 1,000 wo-!
men s leather Belts, in elastic and
leather; black, brown and tan; best!
50c values, on sale at this lo.w 17-
price, each; take advantage miw
Boys Pants at 59c
Saturday, 6 to 9:30 p. m.. 1,000 pairs j
of boys Knickerbocker Irousers;
ages 3 to 16 years; cheviots. tweeJs
! and cassimeres; in the best patterns:
winjer weight; $1 values, at.....59f j
Men's Robes 52.98
Saturday, 6 to 9:30 p. m., men's Bath, j
Blanket and Lounging Robes, fancv
blues, grays, tans, white, etc.; best
styles, patterns and colorings; best
regular $4.50 and $5 values. ifO AO
on sale at, each; see them wueiO
I2V2C 'Kerchiefs 5c
.Saturday, 6 to 9:30 p. m., 500 dozen
women s crossbar checked Handker
chiefs; very sheer, J4-inch hemstitch
ing; best regular 12j4c values,
on sale, at this low price, each JC
25c Ruching at 17c
Saturday, 6 to 9:30 p. m., 500 boxes
of Ruching, 6 neck lengths in a box;
best regular 25c values, on sale J
at this unusually low price, box 1 1 C
25c Ribbon at 12c
Rariirrlav. f to 9:30 n. m.. 5.000 varrf
- J l r . v
, el".- n.'Lt 1 a. e . 1 j -
OI laiieia ruuuuii, j iu o iwucs wiuc;
complete line of colors; reg- IO
ular 20c and 25c values, yard ltC
Table Covers 63c
Saturday, 6 to 9:30, 500 Table Cov
ers. VA yards square; all colors,' best
regular $1 values, on sale while CO,
they last at this low price, ea.
Sheet Music at 15c
Included are all the popular vocal
and instrumental pieces: Red Wing,
Doll Rags, Dreading, Night and Pay,
My Marguerite, stung, iioneytime.
Just Because I've Learned to Love
You, Pilot, Monterey, Afraid to Come
Home in the Dark, and many others,
all on sale at this price, the copy. 15
Songs from The Time, the Place and
the Girl on sale at, the copy..l9
All mail orders very carefully filled.
Sheet music department in the Bal
cony, in. the rear of the main floor.
r ii a s
mm 11 t l
In th hUn't Clothing Dept. for Saturday' gelling two extraordi
nary values In mn' Sutt nJ Topcoats -Tht Mason' newest
" 1111 - ' .S.W..... , .,, i , m
and bait garmcnU at prica that cannot falltolnttrett everyona
having wearing apparel neadt to gqpplyMan'a dept. 3d Floor
500 Men's Suits This season's up-to-
date styles and materials in cassimeres,
worsteds, cheviots AH wool fabrics of
the finest texture and quality Neat
, , stripes, checks and overplaids; browns,
-r grays, dark olives, etc. Hand-tailored
garments Best linings and findings
m Handsome business or ft? 11 C H tZ
dress suits; $22.50 vals. at frJ
200 Men's 36-inch silk-lineci Topcoats;
SLTsIall wool coverts in medium light tan;
satin sleeve lining, stylish and dressy
topcoats, handsomely tailored'through- (fi j C e
out; best linings and findings; $25 vals.W &
Boys $10.00 Raincoats af $6.15
Saturday sale of boys' and young men's Raincoats Priestley's genuine cravenettes-ages 12 to 18 years;
made full length, of the best rainproof materials; light and dark tans and dark fancy worsteds; very best
styles and patterns; J4-lined with satin Venetian lining; regular values up to $10 a garment; ( if
three hundred coats to be sold at this exceptionally low price, eachtake advantage of sale U13
Men's tl.50pI6ves $1.15
M
en'8 $1 .50 Shirts at 95c
200 dozen men's Dress Gloves, tans and grays; best styles and shades;
exceptional quality, all sizes; best $1.50 values, on sale at, pr.ai.15
200-dozen men's blue chambray Shirts of the best quality, plain or
pleated bosom, coat style, attached or detached cutis; all nP
sizes; regular $1.50 values, on sale at this very low price, each if DC
$5 Coat Sweaters $3;59
Great special lot of men's and women's high-grade pure wool Coat
Sweaters, large pearl buttons, two pockets; white, red and dQ CQ
gray, all sizes; best $5 values, on sale at this low price, ea, wODJ
1,000 dozen men's pure linen Handkerchiefs, and J-inch
hems; regular 25c values; buy all you want of them at, each 1 2 C
500 dozen men's fancy Half Hose,, plaids, stripes and figures;, t
best patterns and colorings, all sizes; reg. 25c and 35c values IOC
500 dozen men s new Four-in-Hand Ties and Bats, all the new )C
silks and colorings; great values; buy all you want at, each
$1J00 Belts 48c-$2.00 Belts $1.19
$2 Handbags $1.39--$! Buckles 39c
2,000 women's Belts, directoire style, made from silk elastic and leather; black, brown, navy; $1 val.48
2,000 beautiful embossed Elastic. Belts, 1 yi to 2 inches wide, with cut-steel buckles;: colors 4f , Q
are black, white, brown, tan, navy blue, etc.; regular values up to $2 each, on sale for, each
1,000 women's fine leather Handbags, in seal, black, brown and tan; leather-lined, and riveted 'f OQ
frame; the best regular $2 values, on sale at this unusually low price, ea. take . advantage pl0f
2,000 handsome Belt Buckles, rose gold, oxidized, gilt; hundreds of styles; 75c-$l values, at each.. 39
OREGONIAN REFUSES TO
CORRECT MISSTATEMENT
- . ' V
Tariff PlanV of the Kepijbli can Part y Falsely ; Ascribed
r , : . Democratic Leader for What Did Xot Say.
Herewith Ths journal rtnbllshe th
Ora-onlan'a ditorlal of September 14.
which It falser ascribe to William
J. Bryan tb Urlff plana of tha RcjTub-
llcaa platform.
On th um 6.j Oeorre H. ThwiM,
ehafnnaa of tba Pemorratla Coonty
Ontral eommltte. wrota t tb editor
ef t Or(on1an. eallingr attention to
th fact that the Isne-Dftff which that
tpr bad qootri and ritlclac4 as
firru'i W his. but was th
-t bDritf of tno HfruMI1 slt
fnrm. TT Ortfonui refused to puo-
lith the letter. ... -
The innwl sa ealled ttntlo re
rMtttr te this. fr mtrrrert-
mu en tne frt or toe vrfOT"n mna
fs eW!nl4 a mrrrtto. The
rwM t t tmnrr. A!tHoi3tl th
tk'lf f t iw ft tbe mxt r t-rT-
ant of the rri p, sr 0 theafh lfoue-
andS of Voters mir Tiava tuwn mlmlmA
by the Orwnnlan falsehood tho prr
lrsiBu in iia rpiomi to tell tne plain
truth and to acknowledre that It was
the Republican, not the Ijemocratle tur-
ui puna, wnica ir quoted and eMail ed.
; Tho OretonUn'a editorial follows;
" -. t TAMxrr.
In his dally soeerhes Mr. Kms tn.
us this:
" 'In all tariff lrt.lttm rh. tnm
prinrtpie la teet Bialntained Hp the tm
poeltton of urh dutlee as will eaual
the difference between the rrwt of p"0-
with reaennable profit to America a ln-dB'trl.'
THi ineeiBS Juat aothlnv. Ererr
protectionist, eren tba eitrefnlst. aril!
evejt the etatnent. Tho I. to de
cide hat la reeeonahle pr'n' W ho
l to derHe what may t if ftr 6.1
friw htef w- t at ho aid
Hoe4? 7te f rrl irT t-tiiti an In
finite n-jtr.tr a4 xtmtty ef fart&ra, as
well as of differences to "bo adjusted.
Men never will a (tree upon- them.
They will agree upon the loose state
ment, aa presented by Mr. Bryan; but
never upon the details In working;. It
out. They can t. It la not a Droblem
Lof mathematics. The human spirit
controls n aiu a free on tne Bryan
statement, yet you are no nearer the
solution . than you were before. The
formula, .offers no euro values or defi
nite qualities. For In the same con
ditions and under the name laws, for
equalization of the difference between
the cost or DrodurttoB at Home and
abroad, and of a fair profit for capi
tal, some men will suoceed and outers
will rail. Many inaist trtet the oonoi
tlona Yeanlred h the orator exist now.
And It la certain that under any tariff
or under none, some wiu vueeeeo ani
some will fall; and thoee who succeed
and raoturo and hold the bustneaa will
be called monopolists, while thoee Wtjo
fall will be. victims or sometcina or.
other, but nerer of their w lnani
clency or other faults.
"The only way to aire all men aa
equal show, or a perfectly fair ahow,
Is te abolish an tartrra. to ni err an
duties, a-lva nobody protection, wnetn
er laborer or capitalist. Then the
beet talent, tho hlfrheet powers, the
rreateat Inttnatry and skill, will 00 tne
hualnMa. Hrran's Sorreettoh Is BO rl
departure from tne poltcy or tne pre
lectioniata. It la. a he d'f'nee IU a
pr-xrr t Wnlit pollT. not diferreet In
principle from that of Cannen, iara
and IialaelU bat keepln open a way
to the eplittina of hmJre oa ecbedulea.
cm wae la t r.ia induetry ana tnat.on
rw.aonaMe or nreeaortahle profile.
Short r ahwnlnte free trade, wo that
the tariff lewe sway help iwoodr. there
im no prinrtple oa whtca tho dWteton
may be wuidti.
honM Prran he WM preeHent,
and a. M.nereee with, fcirn. 4 atlemr4
te m to a-V'uat a tariff lor la-fw-
sltton of such duties aa will equal the
difference betweon cost of production
at home and abroad, tvrether with rea
soable profit to American Industries,'
we should discover at once the charla
tanry and futlUty of. tho undertaking.
On this formula iere could be no pos
sible agreement. Nor would any agree
ment, if made, bave any value what
ever. The only prlnctrilo of tariff is
tariff for revenue. But that will not
be adopted by either party. And tariff
for revenue only Is virtual free trade.
Bryan never speaks for tariff for rev
enue only. He always naa vaerue no
tions of protection some kind or de
gree of protection In his mind; and
so has bie party. Consequently. If, they
come into power again mey wut aim
ply shift the Incidence of duties, put
ina otner reitow- on tne rrea usi as
they did when last In power, and pro
tect tho special Interests that have the
pull an them aa rrlenaa. Never win
there be any sen ulna reform of the
tariff upon the principle stated above
oy canoiuate nryen.
SECOND TIME IS
, ACCUSED OF FRAUD
(Continued from ' F"ae One 1
thewj personally and located la Van
couver. Wash. The deal for the sale
wa prwetlrally fnade wkew the Intend,
tnar perebaeev was ree? t 1 to Whitney
Im. Boiaa. aa the attorney for the owners
of the property.
Beasa Sfaaa Baia,
Boise anae the aaJe. iiwi!''! te the
Story, for ll.ta. I'nder te Haahlag
t rn law Mrs. Hawthorn received hm t
of the anm aa her oontmuntiv riL
TM mim was pa id but te rtmnli ni
I !, was- ae.r tiroed n rr - to ti.e
other heirs. It being; alleged that Boise
retained tho money for his own personal
use. k c
It is known that the grand Jury la
Investigating thia allegation and that it
will base its findings upon the alleged
facts within a short time. This is shown
by the action of the grand Jury this
morning in presenting a hypothetical
question to Judge Ganteobeln. This
question was as follows:
Doe the grand Jury have Justifica
tion over an alleged conversion of
funds to connection with an alleged real
eitate .transaction thaf happened in
Washington that is, the real estate la
situated In Washington and the checks
were deposited In a Portland bank; the
parties owning the property originally
oeing resKjeme or Munnoman county,
and the purchaser a resident or wash,
log ton.
In answer to this question Judge Oan-
tenoetB MM'
Baa mrlsdlctlea.
That would depend on where the
conversion of the funda took place.
The foreman of the Brand lury in
formed the Judge that the conversion
took place In Portland, whereupon
Judge Ganteabela held that the grand
larv would have furled let ton.
At the same time Jo dire uantennem
told the fury that the person who bad
aeea to nave tne eontroverev suomit
ted to the loot grand Jury again nk
mitted U tym u.m.I' firrv-Xad beei
to confer with fclra . By the reference
It was plain that the 00 ort was refer
ring to the Hawthorne Boise wsoatre-
vwrev. The court veil em to wee that
he had Inf-w laej tbewe parties that the
wtatler roald wet we eanMral by the
grsnw yerv mil nnleea afnaavits could
be brought shewing thaf the laat Jury
wae prejudloed. fm mfflr lnfliiri or
fi)erf f
its datv. Teee efetlavtt
the eoert MX even If preweoie1. eo-i!4
not be preeemad la tine for the matter
to be considered by the present jury.
The court therefore Instructed the Jury
to pay no attention to any matters
which might have to do with that trans
action. It Is understood, however, that the
new charge against Boise has nothing
whatever to do with the Hawthorne es
tate or its business. The Vancouver
property was not included In the es
tate's holdings, but waa the Individual
and personal property of Mrs. Haw
thorne and the heirs. Irrespective of
any estate considerations. The alleged
embesslement of the 1 1.000 by Boise
therefore would not come under the
ruling of tho court regarding, tba Haw
thorne estate matter and can bo con
sidered by the present grand Jury. It
la suspected that Mr. Boise Is to be
called before tho grand Jury to explain
mi eiue ox vno case. -
Wanted
SAVES CHILD WHEX
HOUSE-BLOWN TO EULS
tt'elied rnsa Leased Wlre.1
San Bernardino. .CaL. OeC 11. In
saving the life of her baby when her
home waa carried (a feet and dashed
to pleoeo by a rale. Mrs. Italia rreonal
sustained Injuries Vrhtch resulted In her
being taken to the hoepttal lo-l T 1n a
critical condition, Three of her chil
dren were eluthtly Injured by the storm.
EXPERIENCED
SALESPEOPLE v
- IN ALL - ' :
DEPARTMENTS
The Boston
Store
' FIRST AND SALMON
but the yowr.geet. a beta in arm a. aa-l mwemmmmmm 1 11 nn -
carrl without a ecrairb. I f nr - w - v- i
When the ga ilrwk the Pnvfit I I jZrk J i I Cl il t
home te.t alsht it picked t te por- F a ' .
ahle hooeo. carried It fully 15 f-et ! f f f ' T O r
ti the griF t I 1
tr' , p
!ehed It. a total
Mrs. Pretrial and her chlMreo
m house at the tt-e. aod er
i"l1 STjrelr w-o. ! have '1
lrnt liad rot eotle- I'r -
e;f irnu I . iiJ 4 Kiiy i t l-f 1
the cti'S i " e.
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