THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.- PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1908. . v
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Whicb prevail. at the SACRIFICE : SALE OF R.. M. GRAY'S Choice . Stock-of '.FXJRNISHING- GOODS now:on at;thc
MOYERrrThird arid Oak savings of one-quarter to one-third
. ' " . . : ' n " i . . . ...'V I
Jofin B. Stetson Hats k & W. Collars $Z00 Als Handkerchiefs Menus' Fine Underwear Manhattan Shirts V;
$4.00 stetsons;' .;. ; .?2.75 ; : -, ;men's;fine. hosiery
g-00 .gtetsons . V: .' I. . . , $3.65 V j,ayl3 imp0rted Half Hose,
Fine French Linen and Plain and '
Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, wide and
iho.yu; stetsons., . . .. , . .rnttnn ,i:.ii ThrMfi anr -.mi, narrow. borders. ',
( . HENRY HEATH ENG. ' . ' ,12Hc CottoV'., .8 .1-3'; 25c and 35c LinensT 19
$5.00; Imported Hats:.. .;. : . . , .$3.65 '25jc' and-35c, Cotton'.. .19 50c' and 75c Linens .39
I KENSINGTON SPECIALS . 50c -and 75c Lisle 39 $1.00 Linens and Silks 65
MfWirarU '-. "l S2 15 ' $1-00 'Mercerized, Lisle .'. 65' .$1.50 Linens and Silks 95
; V MEN'S NIGHTROBES
Pure Silk; Flannel and Muslin, with
and without collars, white and fancy
colors. ' .
$1.00 Robes . . 65
$1.25 Robes:. . . . . . . . . .- 85
$1.50 Robes 95
$2.00 Robes .... $1.35
$3.50 French Flannel Robes. . .$2.25
$6.00 Pure Silk Robes.. ... . . . .$4.00
$8.50 Pure Silk Robes . .. . . . . .?5.50
MEN'S PAJAMAS
Pure Silk, Madras -and Flannel, All
Styles.and Colors
$2.00 Suits ............$1.25
$2.50 Suits ......... $1.65
$3.00 Suits ......$1.85
$4.00 Suits ......$2.75
$5.00 Suits ': ,.$3.35
$6.00 Pure Silk Suit ........ . .$4.25
$8.00 Pure Silk Suit $5.50
S2 00-Crushers ' v ' $1.25 v .i.3U mre aiiK vzp
n CHS2C" t . t $2.00 Silk .! .81,35
: OPERA AND SILK HATS " $2.50 Silk K ' $1.65
4 . Henry: Heath English '. ' . $3.00 and $3 -50 Silk' Hose $1.95
.fe:k-.--::S5S. . ;men-S: suspenders -
V 'nPESS-fiTiOVES i'.; . -Lisle and Silk, Sterling Silver Buckles
otnnLv, ' j: ' ' ' R1 fin . 50c , and 75c Suspenders 39
$2.50 Dents 5?1-?? m'Are
$2.75;pents. .$1.95
$2.50 Fownes . . .'. . .... . . $1.65 -
$2.00 Fownesf::. . ... . . . ; .-.$1.35 J ,
$3.00 Auto'Gloves;. . ... : . . ; . .$1.95
$5.00 'Auto gloves' ;. ........ .$3.35
COLLAR AND HANDKERCHIEF
-.:'lV:& BAGS .
Suede - and Burnt Leather Effects,
$1:50 Bar. . . . . . 95
$2.00. Bags..'.'.-. ... ... . . ... ..$05
$2.S0;Bags?:".Uv.-.;-.: : . ...$1.65)
$3.00 amiSO' Bags ........ . .$1.95
;mn:s:umbrellAs .
, 25Per Cent Discount
$1.00'Suspenders';;v. : 65
$L50 Suspenders 95
$2.00 and $2.50 Suspenders .... $1.65
CHRISTMAS SUSPENDERS IN
' INDIVIDUAL BOXES
$3.00 'Suspenders ....... !$1.95
$3;50 Suspenders $2.25
$4.00 Suspenders v. . . .... $2.75
, DRESS MUFFLERS
-$1 150 Muffler'.. .95
$2.00 'Muffler .$1.35
$2.50 -Muffler $1.65
$3.00 Muffler . . .. . . . $1.95
$5:00iMuffler ; . . . ; .......... .$3.45
. In Pure Silk, Silk and Wool Mixtures,
All Wool, Linen' Mesh and Balbriggan
WINTER WEIGHTS
$1.00 Wool Garments .65
$1.50 All Wool : Garments .... $1.15
$1.75 All Wool Garments.... $1.25
$2.00 All Wool Garments .... $1.35
$2.50 Lambswool Garments. . .$1.65
$3.00 Silk and Wool Garments . $1.95
$150 Imported Wool . V.'. . . . .$2.15
$5.00 Silk and Wool ........ .$3.35
$7.50 Pure Silk Underwear, per
garment ;$5.00
SUMMER WEIGHTS
50c Cotton Garments . . . .' 39
75c Cotton Garments . ... . . . . . .45
$1.00 Mercerized Cotton. Garm'ts 65
$1.50 Mercerized Lisle Garments 95
$2 Mercerized Lisle Garments. $1.35
$2.50 and $3.00 Silk and Lisle
Garments .,........$1.75
$4.00 Pure Silk Garments ....$2.75
KNEIPP LINEN MESH
$3.50 Garments. $2.45
$7.00 Linen Union Suits $4.95
SUITCASES, GRIPS, TRAVELING
BAGS
25 Per Cent Discount 9.
Full Dress, Plain'.White and Colored
Manhattans, in soft, pleated and-siiff
bosoms; - . '.)-.
$1.50 Manhattans . . .V. :$ltl5
$2.00 Manhattans . .,. . . . .. . .:$1:45
$2.50 Manhattans ..... ... . . .$1.65
$3.00 Manhattans ...V. $1.9 5
$3.50 Manhattans -.......... .$2.15
$4.00 Manhattans ; . . . ; . . . . . .$3.65
Monarch White Shirts . . . . . : . .75
MEN'S NECKWEAR' t J
50c and 75c Neckwears . . . ! .'. : ,'39
$1.00 Neckwear
$1.50 Neckwear '.95e
$2.00 Neckwear .... . . . . . . . .$1.35
$2.50 Imported .. . . . . . $1J.C5
$3.00 Imported ........ . . . $1.95
FANCY VESTS '
Silk Mixtures, French. Flannels land
WashVests1 I.;L
$3.00 Vest .". i.'.l ;$l)9'5
$3.50 Vest ; . . : . .....,.....'.$2.25
$4.00 Vest ........... .... . . .$2.65
$5.00 Vest.... ,:$3.35
$6.00 Vest '....'.$4:2,5
$7.00 Vest ........ . . . $4:65
$7.50 Vest . .'.$4.95
$10.00 Vest ......... ... : ;$Q.95
$15.00 Vest ....... . . ... ; ::$.9.oo
You Save One-Quarter to One-Third - Better Make Your CHRISTMAS Purchases NOW
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SIDELINE. STORIES
Or GREAT NORTHWEST
PROTECTS ..VAIXEY'S FISH
Game Warden Prosecutes Offender
Other News; " ,
(SpecUl Northwest Correspondence.) .
Huaum, Wash., Dec. - 2. As well ( as
sustainlns; a reputation for raising: all
kinds of select fruit 'the White Salmon
valley can take the lead In producing
vegetables of mammoth dimensions ana
weltrht. A few days ago a business man
of White Salmon was -the recipient -of
some Immense and curiously malformed
potatoes and carrots. - One of the po
tatoes raised by J. L. Neil weighed
over four pounds, and a carrot from the
ranch of Mrs. League tipped -the scales
at eight and one half pounds.
) George Gilmer, game warden of Klicki
tat county, will appear at Ooldendale
mis weex against u. r. sntrko. wno la
cnargred with allowing sawdust and de
bris to be thrown in runnlnar streams.
This county . Is famous for its excellent
trout streams and a continuation of the
nuisance Is sure death to the valley's
isvorue variety or nsn.
. There Is a possibility, of - a box fac
tory belnar established ;at . Bingen. a
town In this county on the Columbia
Watch
Specials
CAJwrnro ' OTTt OJJM
. roucrr .
of nnde'rselllna; , old com
petitors makes us what
we are, "Tha Home of
Fine Watches at Lowest
Prices." It is no Idle
boast when we say that
wa aire the busiest watch
house In Portland. A
visit to our store will con
vince you why we sell
such a vast quantity of
watches. ,
; ' PRICES i LIKE THESE KEEP US i BUSY
jKia fi'Rt Ladies' M-year Gold Tilled Watches, :'CO: OK
V 0 , wlta . XBgla . or Waltham moTaments, - apOaOO
Otaers.' Ask; fll . haadsomely eagTaved a atoe Xmas gitt Others 'Ask Big
tli" 'fVe--':i OfnSO-year ' Gold HHi ,:' wiatolw,'"V i'ii'gm --
vBlIay5 wltB Waled BlrU or WaithaiI?V;Sl1 OK
; ..' , aaovements an ezoeUeat timekeeper-. nM.7fJ
Otkers Ask 930 , amnios Xmas lift. . Others Ask 20
WE f GTRANTEH AM, WATCHjS BOUGHT OF tIS REGARDLESS OF
PRICE. IF 'TOU HAVB NOT THE READY CASH. WE WfLi; '
r 1 LAY, ASIDE TOUR WATCH UNTU. CHRISTMAS ' ,
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TtHE HOLSMAN CO.
NEAR MORRISON 8T.
TKB.BTJBIIST WiTOX
MQ -THIRD 8T..-f-v..', .
7
For Chrjstnii
"A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO
mi
; ' war
I STHR rPNtlTRV?
: ..J. . Acomplimenl to the taste of pverand , hffV -i
'j ,2rA. .'cT,r- yew of pleasure .VtiXJrV
; f TsXAa .-PPenajRanind "i'iff..'-
I r. w Na : er ti the Oaiilinu 7;? yJ5;
river. John C. Murphy of Portland has
been looking; over the field with a view
or putting in a plant for the conven
lence of the manv fruitgrowers In south
western juicaitat county.
GOLD EXCITEMENT GROWS
Mayfield Ore Assays f 14 to Ton
Bush Increases.
(BdH1 IXsDitck to Th JoaraaLt
Centralis, Wash., Dec. 2v Excitement
over the alleged discoveries of gold at
Mayiieia, so miles southeast or here.
was Increased last night when Roy
cKagga 01 mis city, wno nas a claim
mere, received a report from Falken
burs; A Laucks. assaylsts and chemiata.
that the assay of one set of aamnlea
nnuwn oy uieir sworn suiiement snowed
tne ore to run S14 to the ton. The
ore was taken from beneath the surface
or -a large ieaa;e; samples taken from
tne suriace raiiea to snow any irold
Winston creek is now staked cut on
each side for three or four miles In
each direction from the first dlscoverv
The Influx of gold seekers has made it
Impossible to secure accommodation at
Mayfield and Dersons are oacklna- their
Dianscig ana Bleeping; outdoors. Appar
ently there Is an unlimited quantity of
inn rocK wnicn assays snow Is sold
bearing; soma is reported to run 11,300
10 uie ion.
WASCO COUNTY RECEIPTS
Figures Show Remarkable Gain Over
Last Year.
(SwcUl Dispatch to The learaaLI
The Dalles. Or.. Dec. 1. A rennrt
rlvsn out today by County Clerk BV R.
Angle, shows the total recelots of that
orrice lor November to nave been
$422.66, exclusive of $75 hunting; license
fee a. This is an Increase of $103.30
over the 'corresponding month in 1907.
It la a remarkable gain in view of the
fact. that during; the month of Novem
ber, iDuv, tne present county of Hood
River was a cart of Wasco.
For several hours yesterday afternoon
The Dalles was theatened by a destruc
tive fire. It originated in the Johann-
sen , building; at Second and Union
streets. The building; is frame and is
situated in the midst of a number of
wooden structures. But for the quick
and effective work of the fire depart
ment the entire block including; the new
city naii wouia nave been wiped out.
LANE'S POULTRY SHOW '
Annual Exhibition Will Re Held De
cember 21-24.
-Eugene, Or., Dec J. The Lane County
Poultry association will hold its annual
fair. In Eugene December 21-84. , The
commercial ciut is taxing- an active In
terest . In tha undertaking-. The secre
tary of the poultry association and
the manager of the. club have secured
silver cups from the following; business
men: jk. a. Hootn, a. rt. .Friendly,
Griffin Hardware company, F. E. Dunn,
John H. Hartog, Linn Drug; -company.
Other prises of considerable value have
oeen secured rrom airrerent merchants.
! 1 JACOBS GETS LIMIT
Maximum Sentence for Alleged Lo
cal Option Violation.
Eusena. Or Dec ,1. Joaaoh Jarnha
of this city, was given the maximum
sentence In the circuit court yesterday
for; violating; the local option law. He
was sentenced by Judge Harris to pay
a. fine, of $600 and to serve a term of
10. days in the county jail. This is
Jacobs' third conviction. There are
several other indictments aaralnat him
on , the sama , charge. The judge an
nounced that the Other charges would
be prosecuted and that he would give
him -the maximum sentence on convic
tion. Jacobs keeps a small store and
it -is t alleged that he sold the liquor
there. Charles Willmsn. a. hotel clnrlr.
was fined $100 for a Ilka offense.
.- asaiBaBBBp,B-Jaa mi iiii a 11 1 j , ,4' .
. Vaddy Bears lrea.
Tha TTnlveraal Rata. .TTVmptTt anri Mais.
rison 'streets, is the place to get tha
Children a Teddv Rear for ChrUtmaa
absolutely free. Bee their announcement
in onignra Journal. , , .
THREE runs 10
CURB THE KAISER
Socialists, Liberals and Cen
trists All Trying to Tie
Imperial Tongue.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Berlin. Dec. 1. The relchstag in
dulged in a remarkable debate today
when three plana for curbing the kaiser
were submitted.
The Socialists asked that restriction
be placed on the kaiser, making It Im
possible for him to declare war with
out the oonsent of the reichstag and the
federal council. The socialists also
wanted to make the chancellor person
ally responsible for what the kaiser
said and did and to hold him liable to
criminal prosecution should he permit
tne emperor to involve tne nation in
situation that would bring discredit
upon it.
The Liberals offered a similar plan,
but modified the criminal prosecution
feature. The centrists wanted the con
stitutional responsibility of the chan
cellor fixed.
The speakers, while making stronar
polnts. were mild In their references to
tne aaiser.
CABINET TIMBER IN
WHEELEK, PERHAPS
(United Press Lewd Wire.)
Washington. Deo. 1. William R.
Wheeler, assistant secretary of com
meroe and labor. Is . suggested by the
politicians for a place la the cabinet
of President Elect Taft A cabinet po
sition is conceded to the Pacific coast
and alnce the name of George A. Knight
arousea aiscussion ana opposition tne
chances of Wheeler have been discussed.
Wheeler - as assistant secretary has
had experience and Is held to have
shown himself capable of - succeeding
Secretary Straus If the latter should lav
down me poruouo. nomer, However,
nas snown aaaptaDinty ana another poat
in. ioe cauinei may do ma.
BUILDING AND LOAN
MEN WILL CONFER
(United Press Leased Wlra.1
Olympia, Wash., -Dec I. Bute Audi.
or C. W. Clausen has called a meeting
to be held in Olympia, December 11, of
tne representatives 01 an the bulldlna
and loan associations of this state.
There has been vsome discussion of a
number of changes proposed to be made
in the laws relating to such associa
tions and tha nurnoaa of th nwailn
is tc have a general discussion of. ail
inose inierestea as to cnansas and
amendments so that an approved bill
can be prepared to be submitted at tha
coming session.
Mrs. M. E. May la Dead.
(United Press Leased Wfc-e.1
Seattle. Dee. I Mrs. M. EL Mav 4E
ears old, who for a month past has
conducted a pastry stand at the public
market, dropped dead of heart disease
at her place of business shortly after
'clock last night. Mrs, Ma- was a sis
ter of State Senator-elect Frederick Jor
dan of Boise, Idaho. -
News of Torpedo Boats.
(United Press Leased Wire. I
San Diego, Cal Dec t. After com
pleting- their target practice at Magda
lene bay. the first and second divisions
of the United States torpedo boat flo
tilla have arrived here. Thav will maka
an indefinite stay in this port The
wnippie, iruxion. rtuit ana i-iopams are
In the first division, and tha Prahla.
Perry and Stewart in tha second.. Cap-
ft?
Hrw iM6iaiavar n -
' Klnt out tha mavny, HntJ In ,th fowl ,
JUnt ut th falM. riiiS In1 the '. trum."
pR..BEIipS-y--v:
iPme-Tar-lIoiiie
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. Contains two of the old-time , household remedies for
COUGHS and COLDS, Pore Fine-Tar' and Pure HoneyV. -With
these are scientifically combined serenl other in-v j
gredients of known raloe in the treatment of COUGHS. ;
We tell 70a on the. package twhat is la , the bottle. ; '
Why Do The People Vse Ocr
5,000,000 Bottles Annually? i
Here is One of the Many Roasons Given by One ef the'rUf,
WORDS .OF PRAISE. ' :'
After the expeHenee sf a severe oold wbioh earn near deraloptB :
into 1 uiuaran un boh vwea nu one is east oexue ec year.
nr. mii i riBs-xmr-iioMy. xae xzrsx aawioiini stoppea. say aoaffQ.
To say it Is a wonderful remedy is paUiag U very UgBtlyi I eaa
oar wonaerrai meaicma, ua aaaem
irawi ta mj
if von like, for ft 1
to recommend yoar Dr. Bell's Piaa-Tar-Hoaay.
nerer say aaongh ia praise of yoar wondertui
your little booklet that w
Yon taay ase Una letter if
war wonderful BwrfinuM. i
ihrowa ta my door a friead la aeetl. )
like, for it will always be a pleas as a
I AM S9 YEARS-OLD, and never attd any remedy
quel to Dr. BelTs Pine-Tar-floney. It give quick and
permanent reDei In grip u well as caught and colds,
tt makes weak lungs strong.
I Mrs., M. A. Metcalfe acah. Ky.
No. MS t&ta Bt, Detroit, oa.
BiBoerelr- - i
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Look for the Bell on Bottle and our Guarantee No.
auanvacnmaD oitlt it
THI I-I. SUTHERLAND MESIdlfX CO.
fatlacaa. Kyw
tain Freeman of the Preble Is the. rank
Ing officer.. The torpedo boats Law
fence.. Fox. Farrasrut. Davia T?nwn
and Ooldaboroug-h will leave Magdalena
i nuriuy ior inie port. The cruiser
Aipany . wm accompany, them. -
PATRONIZE HOME IN
, DUST11Y
Jnt One acomaat. OeaUemaal
Wa. ask members of the manufactur
ers association and other patriotic citl
sens -who advocate the support and pat
ronage of homemade soods, Do yoa wear
Mount 'Hood shirt? McAllea A' iic-
onata-ara roruemd agents. '
lfetsaers ' Jewelers snd Ontlrlana. 141
Washlnartoa St.. (bet 7U and Park. .
Eyes tesd free at Metsser'a. v!
RANGE WAR BREAKS
OUT IN NEW MEXICO
(Col ted Press Leased Wire.)
East. Las Vegas, N. II.. . Deo. 2.-r
moumea ponce nave been dispatched to
Boas, northeast of Roswell, N. M by
Governor Curry to settle a cattle wr
that has been raging there for the past
iww wvrT-nB. v.i via tin b yrn aisugntered
and a bloody clash between the opposing
forces Is feared, v Forty .. cattle were
-their crops were beinar damaged by tha
aettlers also seised SO head of cattle In
payment for alleged damages: Tiie cat.
tlemen deny the settlers . charges-and.
threaten to take their case into court.
Case Against Gawley Dismissed.
D..I.U TV- a t.. . .
States Attorney Hutson stated that tiie
S5BHB55 . ... 1 JM :
case against Captain " Oawly of . Bel.
llngham, cbaried with the .Importation
of Japanese women for immoral pur
poses, will not so before the grand Jury,
the cfwe having., for the prusent. ticcii
anese, however, will b presrnUU to tde
Jury. . r -y- ;-. - ' - -
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The aultan of Johore, a'llttU state t
contracted for an electric plant'tn - r
almost 11,000.000. . . -
The Best Cough Cure
A half-ounr. of Virgin ' nil
two Ounces of llyetrln .ana a ,,
of Whiakev.. mir..l t.t
cough that is curabia itil dtp,. - ,
In 24 hours. Take a tr-t:,,
four. hours. Ask your m .
genuine Leach'a Virein i a .. . '
pound pura, preparer si I r '
tha Lfac.ti Clieml.! ..., i ,