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'--o THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL. ' PORTLAND,,! VTUESD A V -EVENING,: NOVEMBER 3, '1908.
98c Will Buy a Petticoat
Have Some New Pajamas
1 I I II , I ,ii ,1 mil I I I. -
Not a 98c Petticoat, but one that fells regularly af$1.50
sor $1.75. Too good a bargain to miss.isnt it? Jf
you take a peep at these Petticoats, see how well they
are made, what tasteful, designs they are", what superb
materials they are constructed of, you will be glad
to buy. The price would attract on -an ordinary Petti
coat; these superb values should bring throngs. Made
of sateen or percale, with deep full flounces, in tailored,
. tucked, shirred or sunbarst finish; $1.50 and OQ
$175 values, special at,..4. 5OC
aateen ana iieatnerDJoom fetticoats, Z.OO to T jq
$2.50 values, special at n,,;. . .f7
Sateen and Heatherbloom Petticoats, worth ao
$2.49
$5.00
to $3.75, special at
Sateen and Heatherbloom Petticoats, worth
to $4.50; special at
New Muslin wear
Women's Two and Three
Piece Combination Gar
mentsof fine nainsook,
finished with embroidery,
lace, tucks, etc ' A large
shipment just received.
Prices $2, $3
and op to ,....
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5 WASHINGTON AND 6. STS.
LadiesLHomc Journal Patterns 10c, 15c fo
Saiie $ 1. 15xonM Gloves at $2.85
All pur Men's Outing. Flannel Pajamas and Night Robea
strikingly underpriced for st: one-day special sale "An im,-
mense. stock to choose from, with a complete selection of :
sizes, patterns and qualities. Large or. small men yes,alK
who want comfortable sleeping garments should be dn"
hand,( If you want neat, comfortable, well-made Pajamas
or prefer the time-honored Night Shirt, here's' a OA
chance to save! $1.00 Night Shirts-are.,, .0 J C 1
S1J5 Outing FlanneLNight Shirts, special ....v,..y.K....08c .
$1.50 Pajamas, special.. ? LIS"
Til ! . . . i K
amas, special,
$2.00
$2.50-
Pajamas,
Pajamas,
Vases and ornaments in a magnificent assortment offered
rat half the regular prices. You save from 43l1o $15.00
l i ; . ' , t. ' t . r. . i . .
py taicing advantage of mis saie. cuee me wtnapw aispiay
in Washington street window, and make your selections
,rly as possible. ' This is the second time in the history
of this store that such a sale has been possible; and, in
point of quantity. and values offered,, this event, far ut
shines our previous remarkable effort.
.Regular v 4Q
85c values ftiZ
Regular .'.
$1.50 values .....
$2.00 valuer ii.;. $1.00
Regular - f )
$2.50 values ..f IiiJ
'Regular v 9 OC
$4.50 .value ...... 9?
Regular . k Q OP
$6.50 values ; .'.1..0.tD
Regular,, : :Vf -J ; tAfC
$8.50 values t-,..&t.LO
'$10o"aiuesV..4,
50.00
75c
Regular Crt
$1.00 values .'. OUC
Regular CO
$1.75 values .....,... OOC
Regular 1 1 JQ
$2.25 values .....1.10
Regular CI
$3.50 values ......Jlf O
Regular (fA
$5.00 values ...... $.DU
Regular CQ 7C
$7.50 values i ).
$10.00 values $5.00
$30.00 values ,... $15.00
Sale of Libby Cut Glass
Hundreds M articles in new fall cuttings and designs are
here, ready for inspection. Naime etched on every piece.
n guarantee ox quality ana worxmansnip.
::,i , ' i i Vf : ...
w $2.25 Wee kwear
Wednesday Wc
A superb assortment containing many,
many dozens of very choicer pieces in
Lace Yokes, Jabots, Stock Collars and
Fancy Lace Collars, So&ie have been
slightly mussed from window display; others are fresh
and perfect. The Vegular values range, to $2.25. AO
ytOn sale Wednesday at, each ..'..";'.. ! 4QC
$1.25 Laces 29c Ribbons 29c Yd.
rfi-- 20 ii
5.00 Glovesl
at $2.85 Paffflr
Elbow-Length Cape Gloves in the i
popular Street shades ofan.V A
sale free from disappointmjtnt, for
all sizes afe offered m plenty.
This 16-button length glove sells
teg. at $4 the pair. Thelo nr
Wjednesday price is . . . )Od
Handkerchiefs 75cVeiUng39cYd.
1 IK il
1 1 ir.T si 1 1 nit n ? ii
special, .f 1.58
special, .f 1.85
Attend the Overcoat Sale
$14.95 buys a nobby coat here any day
this Week. That is the special price at
which we feature all our $20.00' rain
coats, topcoats ,and overcoats. Pis-'
tinctive styles, high-grade materials;
perfect-fitting, garments; and you'
save more than One-fourth J AH our
.pSSaY ?"".rh.$14.95.
iPfcfureSaelsil
Laces in Oriental and Venise
: galloons, bands 'or edges, in
. white, cream, ecru and black;
. also in colors. .Also colored ap
plique trimmings. Vals.
.to $1.25 the yard, special
n Dresden and changeable
effects; of juperior quality;
and in widths from 4 54 to 6
in. Qualities that sell regu
larly at up to 65c the OH-
ednesdas price. M
29c yd.v
Men's Umbrpllas $2.95 Ea
First-class umbrellas of all silk or
silk and lisle, absolutely wateT
proof, with steel rods and Paragon
frame. Handles are of gun metaT,
natural wood or fancy trimmed
'styles. Regular price to CO QfZ
A new line of women's hand
kerchiefs, embroidered with
hemstitched or scalloped
edges. Full linen, or sheer
swiss. Very attract- O J"
ive. designs;,, special.. mOC ,
Chiffon veiling, in white, black,'
cream, green, pink, avender,
tight blue or champagne. Popu
lar colors, splendid quality; reg.
worth 75c the
special
$5.00 eacK Wednesday
Women's Hose
Full fashioned
style, abso-
lutelv fast black, prime cotton yam.
J Regular price 35c the pair, special
21c
..f.:.39c
$1.25 Union Suits at 89c
Women's union suits of silk and
cotton; high" neck, long sleeves,
or high neck and , short sleeved
knee or ankle length. Perfect "
fitting garments, unusually good quality.
Regularly priced at $1.25 each, QQf
special for Wednesday's sale at
Merode union suits, fleece lined
cotton; ankle length, high neck.
long sleeved style. Regular values
Iff
Misses'?
A sale that home-lovers will appreciate; an oppor
tunity to brighten up. the 'empty space pn the-wall .
and help beautify your home at small cost. Framed
Pictures, small size, round or oval. Special,
each . . . . . .............
3'
Pictures with large round or oval frame,
black or gilt Special, each i Vv.ivt, .
"Cupid Asleep" or "CupidAwlS' black
oval frames. Special, each'i-.VArUV.;,
19c
35c
5Qc
5c
BLACK LISLE GAR-
rER ELASTIC, H or
yl in. wide, wprfh 10c
the yard. Spe
:ial. ..........
WIRE HAIR PINS, in
.boxes, assorted heavy or
-invisible, 8c value.
Special . J)C
Violet toilet-ammonia,
pint bottles; for
toilet or "bath, - i n
25r value . .,.... iyC
$l.jOspecial for Wednesday's selling
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STEREOSCOPE and 25
views in box,,$l A
outfit Special..: UUC
WASHINGTON
BRAND AMERICAN
PINS, 00 to, the paper J
4c vaiuc. ope- '
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COKE DANDRUFF
OR HAIR TONIC, 50c
bottle, worth 50c j f)0
for OJC
PINAUD'S TOILET
SOAP, round cake, all
odors, imported,
25c cake .......
POSTCARD ALBUMS,
hold 96 cards. v
Special val. for.-.-. IOC
19c
Big Wash Goods Sale
Among the weaves are Serges, plain or fancy; Panamas, plain or fancy;. Silk and Wool Pop
lins! Eoliennes, Wool Taffetas,. PoplinetAs," . Henriettas", Albatross, Cheviots, Rainproof Materi
als, Herringbone Effects, Broadcloths in fact, every weave or weight carried in a first-class dress
goods department is to be found among this assortment. NoVone yard reserved, with' excep
tion of Read's Lansdown. YOU'LL FIND PLENTY .OF SALESMEN TO WAIT ON YOU.
Regular $1.00
special,
the yd......;
Regular $2.00 grade;
special', M vl)
theyd..,.!."
de;
c
Regular $2.50 grade;
special, Pit
the yd.... 4)1. i ,
Regular $1.25 grade;
special, OQi.
the yd VoC
Regular $3.00 grade;
S1??:...$2:19
Regular $1.50 grade;
special, tt AA
the yd.... 01.
Regular $3.50 grade;
hpr...$2.48
Regular $1.75 grade;
special, Af n
the yd .. il.Zy
Regular $4.00 grade;
special, 0 AQ
the yd....
The Great Annual Linen Sale
TABLE SETS, of fine linen damask, cloths and
napkins to match; handsome patterns; cloth
2x2 yards and 1 dozen napkins to MA C(
match, special sale price. )1U.0U
With cloth 2x3 yards and 1 dozen tfQ CA
napkins, sale price, special 1J3U
TABLE SETS, of extra heavy damask, cloths f.
and napkins-to match, cloths , in two sizes
2x2 yards and 1 dozen napkins, j or
special, the set ' v 1 1
With cloth 2x3 yards and 1 dozen Q AC
napkins, special ......... , . 1 0.VD
LARGE ASSORTMENT of Huck Tels, '
hemstitched or scalloped napkins, tray and tea
cloths, damask sets or separate Cloths, etc
HEMSTITCHED TEA CLOTHS. 36 ' ins., 45
ins, and 54 ins. square; fine1 grade linen, under
priced as follows for the sale: v
Sale price $2.88 Sale price $3.96
Sale price...... f 3.08 Sale price. 5.73
x Aoiiu LiiNtiiCi, ot extra line quauty, 7Z in. a
wide: new and beautiful naf-terni: M in V
special, yard v I .tO
TABLE DAMASK, 72 in. wide, full bleached;
heavy Irish linen; special per ' yard, 7C
this Sale I OC
ODD ; TOWELS Hemstitched .or scalloped
borders; extra fine quality; specially QE
priced at,esu fl.48, $1.25, $1.05 and. ODC
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71 Special Salt of Plume? ff
Rich ostrich plumes that
add just the right touch
of .grace and richness to
any dress hat, going at
one-fourth less Wednes
day. Come in black, white
or colors. Savings are on
the short tips or the very
long sweeping plumes. In
l XI rd re clusters of two
J10.00
values
$14.00
'values
$16.00.
values
$iaoo
values
the retfular 12 mil
Wl " -r--
i" V each- The regular $6.00
$4.50
$6.00
$15.00
: u -r i sTa values
$7.50
...$10.50
...512.00
.$13.50
values go in this
each
$20.00
values-
fr,L.....$i8.oo
values $21.00
$33.00
values
$24.75
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Mew FMrsmd Richest CosMmes
Portland's' largest and best style store calls attention to the arrival of a large shipment of high grade
furs in the most modish fall styles. Prices run from the very modest ones to as high as you wisffto go.
Richness unparalleled and decided originality and exclusiveness in designs. Will be unpacked and ready
tor display Wednesday. New opera coats, new dinner and evening costumes, new streercoats, new tailored and fancy tailored suits.
$3.50 $5.00 Shoes $2.98
BUY THE FAMOUSLY
GOOD PINGREE GLO
RIA SHOE AT THIS
PRICE. Always $3.50, but
for this one day. in all
styles and all leathers at
this price. In addition to.
this broad special.- odd
lines of women's shoe
worth to $5 the d0 AO
pair, priced at. . i $L.VO
Men's shoes, seven styles,
splendid range of sizes,
regularly worth to $3.00
the pair, special t OQ
at only .yl.Or
FRIEND MARKER
SHOES FOR CHIL
DRENA large shipment
"just received. There has
to be large and frequentshipment'sTto supply the
demand. All styles priced! according to size".
Sizes 5 to 8, the pahvpecial 1.49
Sizes &yi to 11, the pair, special.. ;.l.....f 1.T9
11 $4 to Z, at djo in :2V to 7, st ffo fin
thelpiair, only. V . the paironly. aPaC.OJ.
-.I ESTATES LIKE l:P .
' - Cont!nuV from Pupe One.)
' crsU are baaing- their hope, upon the
iTates-Dwieen fight among th Republl-
' can. it the primaries. rxplte infor
mation that .ore. are npurly all healed,
th. Democrats ar. hoptiig that ih.
. wounds 'Still trip wide. T'.icy have tried
to rub little .alt into the cuts and
thty hay vlaion. that Adlat E. Steven
rmt will b elected g-overnor with tha
t4 of Republicait votes. fitevenson.
tKey argue, will dm Bryan through in
-''Illinois. Oowyersely. they argue that
isryan ls rrong' "nijugh In Illinois to
drag Stevenson throng. 8o that each
in -expted to dra n the other through,
ml . intellectual mrry-go-round that
voke loud Iaughtr at Republican head
Quarters, where several comprehensive
- roils Of th State re held to show that
J,l g pluralities fur " aft and Deneea ar.
c.rUln la Illinois.
Tas Oaadldatos' Owa tTtatsa.
Oat In Montana, a ftcro fight is rag-
tng - The Kepubllrans v the state Is
.'afe bet for Taft, but th Democrats
ar. still whacking iwjy merrllr. Ne
vada is la th. doubtful ii3t of both par
t.... - " " ' - '- " - -
(jne of -tha tnteretlng questions, ths
.newer 10' which -UJ given at 'the
poll, today. la whether tha : tw big
A -TXCmlAM VUIOI.
Of the foot or ankJ. but produeo a
very eertou. sprain. A sprain is more
palf.ful tlian a break. In ail sprains,
f,!i, burn and BCAlds Ballard's Snow
l,)nm nf ls ih bet thing to usa. H
l ve the iln Instantly, reduces awell-t-t,
U a J'frfect; antleeptlfe and heais
tttiVsvV tsi'fOo ani'llM. '' '
presidential candidates will carry their
own states. Bryan lost his. Nebraska.
In 1900, so It will be, no new experience
for him if th. predictions or the Re
publicans come true.
Taft's home state. Ohio. Is one of the
thre. big doubtful ones. How will the
rophets of the two major parties fare
t Naiareth.
GOOD WEATHER
.IN NEW ENGLAJiD
rj.lt,Tei Leued Wire.)
Boston, Mass., Nov. J. Reports
throughout Ifew EngiatfS today show
that good weather prevails. Despite
this, the early balloting indicates that
the vote will be below normal. Hia
gen, the Jndependenc party candidate,
and hi. supporters are making a hard
fight to carry -Massachusetts and their
workers are busy about all the polling
places. There fs no Indication, how
ever, of ao unusually heavy third-party
vote. New Hampshire and Rhod. Is
land are torn by hot state fights, ,wjiieh
ar. detracting Interest from the presi
dential campaign, but will bring out the
full vote in both commonwealths. Ver
mont and Maine, both of which held
st&A elections, recently, ar polling n
unu.utuiy jigm yoi, -
INDIANA IjEAYY AS
v . WELL AS DOUBTFUL
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- tt7Bltod Pna. Wlra.1 i
: Indianapolis, Nov,1 S.-Fh ..heaviest
votfl. in the history of Indiana U being
polled today, according tjo all indica
tions. ' The usual methods of Induclnc
voters to come out were provided, but
were unnecessary, as the polls ware
crowded before the workers could get
around.
It ta believed that the state will cast
almost Hs entire registered vote. No
one can remember an election day when
there was so much voluntary activity on
th part of voters. ' .
John W. Kern, the Democratic vice
presidential candidate, cast his vote at
the polls In a livery stable and as he
came out he met Vice-President Charles
W. Fairbanks, with his two sons. Kern
shook hands with the vice-president and
his sons and they exchanged greetings.
The three Falrbaokses then cast their
ballots. ---..(
Borne. difficulty, la being experienced
In operating the voting machines on ac
count of the long ticket and the short
time allowed each Voter, making it hard
for those not familiar with the working
of the machines. .,..
Reports from all parts of the state
are the same. Indicating, most remark'
able activity.
Leaders of both parties claim the
state and each side asserts that the
heavy voting la in Its fayor. ;
REPUBLICANS SAY
UTAH IS SAFE
'(Halted Ftbm JLMMd Wlr..)
Salt Lake, Utah. Nov. S-Baalng their
statements on recent political d.velon
menta. Republicans ari predicting thatl
Ulan win go ttepuDiican Dy tn. oig
gest vote ever -cast In the history of
th.. state,-- The chief Interest-. 4$htera.
In Salt .Lake county, vhera the anti
Mormon "American party" Is attempt
ing th eaptdre all the offices. Owing
to thS attacks on their leaders, the Mor
Rionsiara tollowlng explicit instructions
anf voting the Republican ticket. Th
Democrats in this county have been
practically wiped out In th bitter in
.terneclne fight between Mormon and
anti-Mormon and the result today will
b the culmination of the hardest cam
paign tn th history of Utah.
SENATOR FORAKER
AT POLLS EARLY
CUnltea Vnm Lhim Wln4 '
Cincinnati, Nov. J Senator Joseph B.
Foraker, who has been auch a promi
nent figure tn the campaign, probably
got conatderable satisfaction out of vot
tna; -today. He was at ths1 polls early
and remained in the booth a long time,
evidently doing a great deal of scratch
ing. In th down-town voting place
lines formed long before the polls
opened. -In the German districts there
is very little scratching. Th. early
vote was heavy throughout the city
and all voters are being handled rapidly.
Two - wacrants have Deen Issued for
Illegal voters.
OKLAHOMA SAFE
IN BRYAN'S LINES
- fUBited Free brtwd Wire.) i ;
Guthrlo; Okla., Nov.-1.- A heavy early
vote marked the .stata first opportun
ity to participate in a national election.
Indications point to th fact that th
prediction of a Democratic victory is
probably correct, but that th. 17,000
plurality prophesied by Governor G. N.
Haskell will be materially reduced. A
Democratic, legislature aeeais insured.
This -means the reelection of Senator
Gore to the",tJntted Btate aenata A
number of amendments to th new state
constitution. Which hav been an object
of attack by th Republican speakers,
ar being voted on. 7
3rUCH R0WDT1SM AT
POLLS AT ST. iOUIS
Unlted Pnw Uu4 Wltat
BL Loula Tfpv. I-Slugging, rowdy
ism and violence marked, th election
here, today. Otto Bur hard t. a Judge of
on of th river wards was badly
beaten enroute to th polls and a police
guard was called out to protect voters.
Fronv 10 o'clock on th voting pro
ceeded under polic guard. Governor
Folk gave orders that order must be
preserved at th polls. and throughout
the city, Returns from various sec
tions of the state indicate that a heavy
vot is being polled; throughout Mis
souri." " ' ,-,'--.'..''
TAFT FAVORITE
IN NEW YORK BETTING
- ' . .ftTnitei prMs"Led Wfra)
-New York, Nov. I. Betting was ac
tive this morning, and it was estimated
before noon that $300,000 had , been
wagered, The odd. in. favor f Taft
wer ( to 1 to to 1. Most of th bet
ting is on th State contest, with th
odds slightly favoring Hughes for,1 re
election.
BALLOTING SLOW
TICKETS SCRATCHED
v ; . , ' -.: -.
TJBtted Pis. ted Wlm.)
Des Moines. Iowa, Nor. 3. Rrtorta
from all portions of U state indicate
that an unusually heavy vote win be
polled during the day. Excellent
weather conditions ar Inducing the
voters to turn out early," Th. baflottn
la proceeding slowly, however, whlc
Is taken to Indicate that a great deal
of scratching is being dona, A further
delay in i the booths is caused by th.
iaci mat a jxepuDuican primary s.na1
is
torlal election
i
in progresa
DEMOCRATS' BUSY
vDAY IN KANSAS
(Calttd PreM Lmm4 WHI ' "
' Topeka, Kan Nov. J. Arheavy vtit
ia being', polled in Kansas today."- Th.
farmer are manifesting an Unexpected
Interest in the election and the rural
precincts report an unusually heavy
vote up to I o'clock this afternoon. The
Democrats ar making ait extraordinary
effort to capture the. legislature In or
der to dteat Joseph L. Brlstow for
th United States senate. . ;
HEAVY IN COLORADO ; . .
BOTH SIDES CLAIM
i-1 , ,i in i i v -' -.'. ; -' .'
4 fUalM Pre Uurf Wlr.
. Denver, Colo Nov. S.-r-Report. from
throughout th stat. at noon today In
dicate that a heavy vote Is being polled.
The leaders on. both sides ar claiming
the state. -. , .. .. . .;' ' ,: . -v
iFOURTOOXE BRYAN vV
WILL CARRY CHICAGO
iVi'V; j'.i-,
vl'nHd Ns Imrf Wlm.l
Chicago, Nov. 3. Th betting oa th
fl?!10.", U 1h,t tody- "d la estimated
to b the Bmaaieat In year, .though bar
gain offers ar being made. Bryan men -wer
offering 4 to 1 that he will carry
the- city, but th Taft men want to l.
TJ1.r)emoor"'t" orrer to i in favor .
of Stevenson for governor, but th De
neen men are holding out for f to i.
HARD FIGHT WAGED '
BY MARYLAND VOTERS
Cnlla Prui fuul Vh.i
. TtA.lt iMnr. ' TUfA' XT.. , w " '
m.7 "'"j . nraiurr con
ditions are perfect her todav and a
vot resulted. , in some
AS. Masvs k . -
- vk VI , .uo VWISJ WHB
oast before o'clock. The heavy votmg
Is taken as an Indication : that both
Wdea are fighting bard to carry Mary,
land, which is a doubtful factor iny the
electoral college. v- ,.t .-5 .-.'. r
heavy early
precincts 60
" - Stevenson ' Votes. . ' -
, Bloomlngtop, vC, Nov. . Adlai E-.
Btevf nson, candidate for ,; governor on.
the Democratic ticket, east'- his vot
early today. He was warmly., greeted
by the crowd surrounding the election
booth. ' . Stevenson was fnsld only a .
faw second. ' ' ,v . : .
YOUNG WOMAN is C.
REPORTED MISSING
Ellxabeth Duncan, a domestic em
ployed by Ht W. Lemck. t 475 Daven
port - street, has been reported to 'ths.:
polic as misalmg for the past two
days. - 6hec left - her .clothing tond' her'
money lrt lief room... She is 13- years '
old, iiS brown hair, and wore a brown
skirt- with whit waist, .
"-.y lit , ."'-' .',-. "'-:''ji v