The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 27, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHC OIJEGON DAILY JOUttNAL, .PORTLAND." TUESDAY EVKNINO. OCTOHKR 27, IOCS. S Petticoats Womcn't Tctticoits of prime quality black sateen, made with tuck and stitched flounces, extra dust ruffle, A high-grade klrt, regularly worth to $2.25. f j in Special for Wednesday... 'KERCHIEFS Women's Hemstitched Hand-Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs of finen, extra quality, worth to 35c Ff each. .Special, 3 for ............... DUC Fancy Pieces if n m - . n a The Stylish Apparel Hgems wr noyai Worcester Corsets - , V hav th eo!a ag-rnev. . Wa aril enough cf them ia that wt have the exclusive, right to ll th make la Portland, and ao that we get tbtm at the very loweit po aible pricct for your adranlage.' Fitting romi and expert fittera at your service. Vc Just Unpacked Well be pleated to have you drop in and admire the lateit creations In Women' Coitumti anl "Wrapt, vhich have' Juit ' followed our MUl Bernard on from. New Yorjk. We have several new twists of fashions to surprise you, that will not be found in other atorea.for mmi iveeVa In mm Applique Pillow Shams and Stand Covers on special sale in the Art; Department, on Second Floor. Rich and artistic pieces in Decorative Linens at half their real value values $ l . 1 3 vakfel .$100. values . 95 C NECKWEAR Fancy pieces in Bow Ja bots, Stock, Collars, etc.-and regular values up to $1.00. This lot price for Wed-) Qfl nesday's selling is, choice .v...OC 5 WASHINGTON 6 STS. Via- ii ' , " sd - Don't Miss For Making Wee Garments Novelties of this Sale! Ml - All Sorts I I 1 111 rT-vTI LiX W T.I How the thrifty mothers have flocked to our Infants' Wear Department to share in the bargains of BABY WEEK I Salespeople in this section have been rushed from morning till night; and, though the force has been greatly augmented, they are still hurried to the utmost to care for the eager throngs that attend. .By all means 'come this week and buy everything baby needs. EVERYTHING IN THE DEPARTMENT AT SPECIAL REDUCTIONS, AND THESE SEVEN STIRRING SPECIALS IN ADDITON: HAND-MADE ZEPHYR SACQUES for baby, in- plain white or white with dainty pink or blue edges; values to Jfijy 85c.. Special ..t"C INFANTS' SILK BONNETS, especially suitable ; for ; winter wear; warm, cozy, attractive; reg; values 60c to $4.00, this limit week at half price nail INFANTS' LONG OR SHORT COATS and Capes, made of fine . Bedford cord, cashmere or silk, trimmed with lace bands or Umlf tinrl emlirniocorl volnoc frt 1C (Y) trite Wfflf half rrir . Iltalf JtaliU viiiui viuvi w yw.w, ...... i . . . . SOFT-SOLED SHOES for ba- INFANTS' FINE KNIT COT bies just learning to walk, in - TON BANDS, with straps over plain kid or in patent vamp and shoulder, w-ell made; extra good colored ' kid tops, sizes J ET 25c quality. Baby Week 7 to 3, 50c values. . . . ...Ouv price 1 ft STOCKINETT DIAPERS, good and reliable, a standard brand; regularly sold at 50c each, f Baby Week price, Oflx? WHITE FLANNEL; silk em ' broidered, scalloped or hem stitched, for children's or wo .men's : underskirts. The f) yard up from ......... UUC, BEAR CLOTHS AND CURL CLOTHS for little coats, extra heavy, all colors, ' S0 OQ J3.50 value, vard.:....0 FLEECE . BACKED MAR ' SEILLES, in white only, wash- able, for children's coats, spe cial price,-the yard, e lift 60, 76f 85 and .Ol.Ul FRENCH ' NAINSOOK, 40 f inches wide, for . children's . 'dresses and fine underwear. Regular price 35c the yard, special at PERSIAN LAWN, 36 inches wide, very sheer quality, 500 pieces, worth 20c the yard, special at ....... laMC NEW WHITE GOODS for women's Waists, 750 pieces juit 22c received, latest novel- OC' ties, the yard 25f to...,.0JC o BABY TOILET BASKETS Vety;dainty, splendid for chris tening gifts, complete with comb, brush, soap and pow- A O :. Special, ... P J -T:L7 der box. only. You'd Better Shop Early to Secure These Values 19c for Women's 35c Hose This gives you choice of plain or fancy Hosiery ' " the plain in fast black with shaped ankle or in full .fashioned effects; the fancies in navy, cardinal, pink and light blue. Reg. values to 35c. Wednesday's price I y C CHILDREN'S HOSE, lxl ribbed, fast black cotton of superior quality. Rfeg. prices OV to 35c the pair. Wednesday at tLLi WOMEN'S VESTS and PANTS Winter weight, fleece lined, elastic ribbed. Reg.. 75c CQf values. Special ..... . . . .0 s v , Gloves and Mittens 39c Women's Silkateen Gloves, and Mittens in black, white, navy, brown, cardinal or gray; odd lines but all sizes in the lot. Regular value to $1.00. Choice . Wednesday . . . s. . . . . '.39c 45-INCH DRESS NETSFor waists, sleeves, etc.; come in black, green, brown, navy or white. Regular values to $6.00 the yard, and goodly quantities. Choice tne yard, Wed- d AO nesday 50c Veiling 19c the Yard Russian, Tuxedo or Hexagon Nets, plain mesh or dotted ef fects; come in black, white and colors. Worth to 50c the Qn 2 yard. . Special I VC n i ' . -v - x - ' ' . -'' f ;, i,fl .:.. ... .fl . V A l I. ; . If ' - i ( . II ': C if " I IsWslMiaiwa ' N When you are planning that Halloween party, count on this store for the larcrer part of the supplies needed. .. Special at- icnuon wui dc given to aispiays oi tnese goods, and you'll find many a sugges tion in the goods shown for games, fa vors and decorations.. In addition to as sortments wonderfully complete you'll find prices so pleasingly low that the ex-, pens will be no doubt much less than: you'd expected: -: - , . ' HORNS AND SIRENS JUMPING JACKS v 'TAW A T A TrrTTT-Trl : t '. HALLOWEEN GAMES HALLOWEEN CRACKERS ; PUMPKIN FACES AND FIGURES CONTAIN PRIZES, ETC. ALL KINDS OF TALLY CARDS PAPER NAPKINS AND DOILIES ; PAPER CASES FOR SERVING 4 r STICK PINS, PLAYING CARDS NUTS, CREAMS, ETC. - : All These Helps to Fun and Entertainment Are on Sale in the Wo- FOR MAKING MASQUERADE COSTUMES we have all sorts of low-priced materials, and can give valuable hints as to making the costume. Look in the lining department.- v THE LADIES ' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS " 1 'i " " 1 1 l " " in. ., Furnish the ideas for your costumej and you may be sure that when 'tis taken from the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS that the style will be a good one, and that you can make the gar ment if you follow directions. In Halloween cDstume patterns we have . . " v . CLOWN SUITS. DOMINOES. - COLONIAL COSTUMES. Ttte Tan Sfioes 2 More Baby Week Enthusiasts The sturdy, twins whose pictures appear above are "Sam" and "Carl" Gortler, the two and one half year old sons of Mr. 'F, C Gortler, head salesman in oar crockery department. They are -lively, wide-awake Oregon youngsters who get the best out of everything, so of course are regular natrons of our solendid children a wear section. - If ,.,.,,, .,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,, . . ' y. cially priced at, tne. pair This is the season when, Tan Footwear .finds high favor with women who follow fashion's fancies, and .our store reflects r the latest and most correct fads of the sea-rjy& son;- Among tne moaeis especially smart M iior iai arc; . . i STYLE X170 WOMEN'S SHOES of tan Russia calf, "Schmitz" lace Blucher, with welt sole, medium extension, with perforated foxing. A better shoe than you'could find in most stores at (j J PA $4.00. i Our price .PtJOU STYLE X 150- WOMEN'S STYLE X50r WOMEN'S SHOES ?f tan Russia calf, lace SHOES of tan Russia calf, style, very soft stock and beauti- Blucher cut, made with plain toe . iul color, two incries nigfter than and hand-turned soles. Fit like icguiduuu tui, wuii mc jcvuyai a giuvc ana givc spienaia wear. top, perforated around (P C aZll . special at, the edges; Price . .... . I 9 O0U pair . . . . . . 1 '-. . STYLE XB154 WOMEN'S TEN-BUTTON SHOES of tan Rus sia calf, with hand welt soles, military heel, wave top. The most ' popular in value and style at a very modest price. PflJfj' AA . 4JTrVV J. $5.00 2aJ3fc J. SIDELINE STORIES Of GR1LAT NORTHWEST is jnJNicU'AL oirxERSiiir 1.' I . .1 . T.l. 11... T Mt . .. . W- PUnl. . O 1.1 rM.-...V. A T, . T 1 ' Klamath Fall. Or. Ore. 27. The Kla- matt) rail Light & Water ronipan- has tibmltti to the mayor a method of . procedure under which it would eell iti Piles Write Now for a Free Trial Package of Pyramid Pile Cure nd Prove Ita Sure Value. YTe want to place a trial parkar rf Pyramid file Cure In tbe poaeeaaioB of ryfrr runerer I rorc , We w' J eoiI h a parVar br mail In a rla n rprr trw m r r,n h. a.c4 hi c her l aa eddrrea Ti ia r ' will vmaln aa amount f f ryamid tne Cre eufficlent to prove !l a rrmd fr rte ihora tnr rva the iri ana Joa trtai tMbaaa-e hu . ir-t mnr (-aa cf plica without far- ,r Trio- fifty ceata. Trtak ' km I It mnt h to 5 tkia anj 71 r ! jmiir, 0rf are I a ar taara. m rf i. A4r. rrT d 2(4 rjrmi4 Ba,i4SB, Mar- llfrht and water eyatema to the city. The proposal ttatea that tht company will aclJ everything at a price to be determined upon by a Competent board of engineers acting aa a board of ar bitration, the board to consist of one nng-ineer "elected by the citr, one bv the company and one by these two. If found necessary. The oronosal -alao states that the city must, by vote of ine citizens, auinorize tne Issue of bemds sufficient to more than cover the aelllnf price of the light and water sysiema. KLAMATH TRAIN 6ERTOCH gan, Eller.eburir Normal: L. M. Daggy, uniitnuir or waaning-ton; fTn ueer wester, Belllnrhatn Normal; Prances S. Haya, Belllngham Normal. During- the ck interesting avenuig programs will aivcn in ine unnatian enure n, ., - I CHANGE IX OBSERVERS c -w r a .v 1 ' t . Traffic C'ondlriona Grratlr Improved Inder nr SchediUe. 'Bprlal mpatrh to Tba Jonal.) Klamath ralla. Or.. Oct 57. A day- Ilrht schedule in and rat of Klamath Va,is went Into effect 8anday, October ana time ooniltiona are touch Im proved. Connection ia made at Weed with train No. lj front the north and jvo n rrom the aoath. The ralifomla Northeaatern train ives ' at S a. cd- an-lrlna- at Klamath Faila at ( l p. as. Leaving . t raiie at i:o aw a passengers reicb WrM at I p. aa. This la the rt schedule Klamath Fal! ha a ever tad. TEACHERS ITT SESSION LrwiM rownty laatKarUr Onrai at Crtebalbe n Para. r el rwh TW Jr-s.L reHrnty Teacher' tnsUtate epeo4 here r - i'cr , rer a - r,e cm mrum. There la a 'e ettey1nc ef lot-e te-r frwn 1. f'rr.t irla ft tke etaie a4 tearera from ail ovr the ceat. 7!- I"S1'"U' tre ff-et er Hrr fv i -wT. a'ata apr .ate Meat; J. U. ilr Iiosebnrg Weather Man- Will Come to Portland. (Snectsl DI.Ditch to The loornal.t Roseburg. Or., Oct S7. Tffa local Lnlled States weather huruu ntrif will change obsarrera about November i. i nomas uibaon, who haa been in charge of this office for the put II years will be transferred to Portland to take a position In the Office of K. A. Bealea, chief of the bureau for this aismoi. air. uibaon Will be succeeded by William Bell, who was in charge of this station at the time Thomas Olbaon took charge, Maroh 17, mo. One year before teat data, the office waa in cnarge or William BmrnrieU, h having relieved William Bell, who uwi in vaarare iron tail XO lsV. PROSPECT FOR COAIi .Marioai County Men Leaae 1,200 Acree Hear Sflverton. tBrHa pUeetrk tm Tae lmra.ll SUverton. Or, Oct 17, Believing that the hills aouth Of Rllvertoa ramal. a rich vela of coaL aevaral farmera h.n orraniaei a company and wlU.alnk a nil wiinia a lew cava wita m vlaw of locating the vein. They have leased i.zu acrea or lani adarent te the r-7 J9T a term or I reara. rrosnect ir r la la cneratlnti nnH.r IK. e-lslrni of Chief Engineer Berry, who recently eelabUahed the Scott'a laiila taUoa. TALE'S fcVO.OOO HOTEL JTew Hoetrlry la On of tba rst Ern1rTrd In fitat. rar-l raatHi a The Vale. ttr.. -t !T. The HsiiJ rS-. .! Vili new l hoetelry, crT-ered tw t.j . y'er5y Btomtrr. jr Ar te irMwr.t ef F. I J"h, forwerlT t t I ' t ,a1 a H of the r-. waich eflta,r, vrwarda af 4 MrKni ia not ready for occu nation, is weel but will ba fitted up during: this week. The hotel was built by the First Bank of Vale, and ia constructed of stone and pressed brick. It has ben handsomely fur nished by Mr. Johnson. It ia one of the best equipped hotel In the state. ,- MINING MEX ACTIVE ;v IN SANTIAM DISTRICT A 8. Wells, a mining engineer of thla olty, has returned from tba Santlam mining dietrlot which he visited 'last week, and , raporta that operations In that section are extremely active, road la being buflt from Gates to cam pa, which will greatly simplify the prooiem oi getung supplies in. Bix companies are working In the dis trict and development Is proceeding at a rapid rate. The Gold Creek Mining ec aim company is to spend aio.uoa on Its claim during the coming season and the Portland Bmelting company ia con templating the erection of a 100-ton smeller. . -.. , Knight's wants Tour children's trada CHANGES SUGGESTED v ' BY THE PARK B0AKD The vark hoard held a anaviai nMt, lug uist night to recommend changes h u. cmriw w int cnaner Mam t. alon. A number of suggestions were made. Including some condemning the injudicious pruning or trees and glvln the opinion that tha park board ahonl nave tne riant to ear what kin r u-eee eaau De piaatee in tha suburbaa Pieu-icia. - ools rurni evarzea To all la to beware of eaghs and e13s a -the ehret; as neglected they readily lead te mearaoma. munnrtln. eher ntlmowrf trout,. Just ss aooa ss tbe ruh arreara treat It with Hal lard s rIorhn4 fyrup. Ihe eraadard rure ef Asi-rlee. Vee aa fltreded t r-f-tlv barmlea A cure and preveTitive f"r an l-aa ef fe Urtt ld irMore f -rvg Co. Price la. lee aa l.tt e hetua. HAND EMBROIDERY HOU TOTVULM TBAJT BTXB LESSONS'. Make Your Own Christmas Gifts and Save Money SPECIALS THIS WEEK TUMM UnV TaBalOaOTII, stamped for eyelet. Wallachlan or French embroidery. Ootnploto vrttn Tloss to embroider, special.. gl.20 X AsTSSOXB-CXiairw-AIST -ZOaTS. full pattern, oomploto with' floas to embroider. ......... 11. 10 SATsTTT TXA AnOXM, stamped for eyelet or shadow - work, com plete with floss to embroider.. 4 5t XXPOSTAJm Ws have mevad from Sll Washington St TO , otrs mnrra) mr aroma sonr towjt. loos vn vr THE ORIGINAL NEEDLECRAFT SHOP ' filXTM BTRBHT, ZVE3AR MORRISON r.,..,, i i " i ! !, ,., , ,, ,,; REJECTS HIS BID ON BIPItOVEHENT BONDS The ways and mesas committee of te connrll haa refused the bid of 1. W ("a rot here for local Improveenent bonds which ho bid tm, offnng a rremlan cf rnily 1 H par rent The committee will rMtruM rr riaflera expecting t rt a p rem vim cf at )rt 1 per cent n1e at the f rure were rdrd anlit Treaeurer Warie.a a anted ts buy soma of thaso tonfls for tbe city, bat tha city attorney has rule that tbs city cannot Md on tn prove re fit bonds In competi tion with other htddera. Mason to TToao rvdication. tKaartU PUfewej e Tke loenal ' aadlaonvllla, Ky, Oct 17. The new Maaoate fceena. recently complete4 at a et of lll.eaft. was defllrated today Warse-ver and EBlgat a. - ' . Soros! steea tt TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATED otrr or 9oir rsovxa Wo aaa aSo rem eaxlre Oiwwa. Brlaa. asd Vlaoo Work la a day if necessary. yet lively raiaOeea XatraotUg VTee wbea t la tee or brldrea are ordered. eaariive teotn aa roots taaaowadj vrttbi e-at no loan, sata, Tea chatra. Only tha Boost oclenuf lo and careful work. - . an TmAmn xm ronnAxn. W. A. 71SZ iXLtrsszz TuHUmt UL-, Taird and Waahtaurtoa ka. m. to I p m.i Vuadsys I U II lnleea Katractlon, lee: Plates, ii.o Both Phonea, A and kaia ttlt. FOR WOMEN ONLY Vr. Sae4ernDs ComprmM Favta ana Cottoa Root Pi lis, Tha reet and on It ret '0 rey for I ELATrO 1 i.H ICL)S. Cuts the moat ehenn ate eeeee in a I. la . - - - rrlce It tr boa, r thr bovee I i. he t hy ""-tjrt!te rTkr. AArmm T 1 riEKCii 111 Aliaky b.S. TerUand, On Little Udlets'' always raj. t