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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING,. DECEMBER 15, 1908.
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non-fust frame
nd steel rod.
crook handles
In horn or nat
ural wood, A
regular IS um
brella i
cial at S2.
HOITSB 00AT8 Made of all wool, double-
faced material in gooa selection 01 prn,
full line of sixes; special for Wednesday
only, any of our regular 10 Bmokinr Jack
et special, only ..., S6.38
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vvTlfhe history of our men's section have we !had such a tremendous business, and never before
jhave we been in a position to care for them as we can now. For the Christmas shopper
who seeks tasteful gifts at moderate cost there's no place to buy gifts Jor men that will fill
e your needs as well as this great Christmas store. For suggestions tread the list below:
SUSPENDERS, always pood, fancy silk MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, in silk,
with gold or silver buckles, or just the linen, etc., plain or initialed. The best as
plain "holdups." ; ''"-v sortment in the northwest.
HOUSECOATS in all sizes and an end
less assortment of designs; (? "j F AA
priced at $5.00 to . . . . D I tUU
MEN'S PAJAMAS in silks, sateens or
outing flannel, very appropriate and sensi
ble Christrnavgtfts,
iLOVE3,'all the best makes, in-
ling Eownes', Dents', etc.; exchanged
after Christmas if the size is not correct.
Men's Glove Orders Sold at the Furnish
ing Section.
ludi
EXTRA SPECIAL 8 TO 10:30 A. M.
Every Man's Kerchief at a Fohrth Less
REMEMBER, THIS SPECIAL IS FROM 8 TO 10:30 IN THE
MORNING ONLY. Plain or initial, silk or linen, every quality,
atone fourth less than the regular price for 2y2 hours.
16o
values
7
Urn 20o
values
f r. 25o
i value
A tSe
v values
"V valuea
ff 76c
Ol valuea
57c HZJic
Reitiember Yoifve
But 8
1F
Worth Up to $38.50 Each
Here is a hint for husbands, brothers and fathers. Buy a prac
tical gift that will please the lady who receives.it and save your
self half or even more than half of what you intended to spend
on this particular present. For Wednesday's selling we offer a
lot-of 230 suits in the most modish styles and best of materials.
One of the Styles Is Illustrated Here
The lot contains all sizes and a wide assortment ol models, plain
or fancy materials, strictly tailored or trimmed in a wide variety
of effects. Long or short coat styles, skirts plain or trimmed
with circular fold and in directoire effects, as shown in illustra
tion. Regular values up to $38.50. Choice, (tin nn
the suit , tpl?0
SILK AND SILK AND LINEN RAINCOATS New Arrivals.
BROADCLOTH SKIRTS ALL REDUCED ONE FOURTH.
Rich Undermuslins Half Price
Depend upon it, you'll please any -woman of good taste if you
select some of the beautiful lingerie that we are selling at half
the regular price here for her Christmas gift. Drawers, Corset
Covers, Chemise, Nightgowns, Petticoats and Combination Suits
of fine materials, daintily and richlv trimmed. Special purchase,
selling at . . . , ..." HALF PRICE
a
r
BATHROBES at $5.00 to.... ...$15.00
? SWEATER COATS," plain colors or
' trimmed with contrasting collar and front.
1 All prices. - .. -'t -.v r' 'k'- "
: MEN'S NECKWEAR a profusion of the
: newest styles and the very best patterns
: and; colorings. Prices to suitQ' CA
any purse,' 25c to. . , . ...... ...)iwOU
Buy Goods Now and Have Them
Delivered When You Wish-
Shop Mornings if You Can
Toyland Some More Specials
Men's Slippers at
About Half Price
Tke advantage of this won
derful opportunity before
the sample line of Men's
Slippers is gone. You can
buy these slippers at less
than the regular factory cost,
and if the cost you 'wish is
not in the sample lot we have
included hundreds of pairs
from our own regular stock
at extraordinarily low prices.
There are tans, browns,
black and patent leathers in
every wanted style, all sizes,
.selling at
About Half Regular
WOMEN'S FELT JULI
ETTES, in black, brown,
red or gray, 2000 pairs for
Wednesday's selling, fur
trimmed, all sizes, the best
values ever of- OA
fered, at dlt)
WOMEN'S FELT SLIP
PERS AND JULIETTES
in black or brown, solid felt
throughout, riot fleece lined,
1000 pairs in the lot, f
feg. $1.25 values..... 7jC
Pretty Silk Vests Are Fine
For Gifts $1.50 Vats. 79c
WOMEN'S WHITE KNIT VESTS of silk and lisle, extremely
pretty styles in low-neck sleeveless models, with neat crochet
trimming at yoke and arms, a grade that sells regularly
at $1.50 each. Special for Wednesday I "C'
WOMEN'S FINE EMBROID
1
ERED SILK HOSE, each pair
in a neat holiday , box, black
ground with silk embroidered
designs, reg. . $4.00 Art QQ
quality. Special at. -DMejO
WOMEN'S SILK SIDE
ELASTICS, with sterling sil
ver buckles and ribbon bows,
all colors to choose from, reg.
values up to $1.50 the
pair. Special
69c
MISSES' MERODE UNION
SUITS in all sizes from 1 to 8,
nicely finished and trimmed,
good materials, regularly worth
up to. $1.10 each, all nn
sizes. Wednesday at. . . OuC
WOMEN'S ROUND GAR
TERS of fine quality silk elas
tic, in all shades, trimnied
with buckles and bows, each
pair in a neat holiday box, reg.
prices up to $1.00 the
pair. Special
48c
1
FanS aPPy suggestion for a tasteful gift. Feather, Gauze and Novelty Fans in a wide
assortment of designs, exquisitely beautiful, regular values up to $1.75 each, aq
Extra special for Wednesday only lOC
Women's UmbrellaS ffra(e tiat anvone would be pleased to receive as a
gift. Fast black, rainproof, Gloria cover, with tape edge.
They are fitted with steel rods and natural wood or trimmed princess handles, regu- rjf
lar values up to $j.uu eacn. special at sJle I 7
9
HandkerchiefsNothing Better
MECHANICAL TRAINS, consisting
of heavy steel engine with brake, 'one
baggage car, two coaches, 12 feet of
track and one cross-over, Ai Qf
reg. $5.50 val. Special OTTeejO
MECHANICAL TRAINS, same as
above, but with larger coaches and
with 16 feet of track and two switches.
This is a regular $10.00 val. rfy rjl
Special at the low price of. .3) JaJ
TIN KITCHEN SETS, regu- jT,
larly worth 6c. Special, each
SAVINGS BANK with
combination lock, regular
65c value. Take advan
tage of this very low A Q
special sale price of. ntOC
IRON PHAETON with one horse
and two passengers, handsomely
painted, entire length 14 in.,
85c value, only
63c
DRESSED JOINTED DOLLS with
sleeping eyes, real hair, handsomely
dressed in pink, blue or red costirmes,
food size, worth $1.75. )
pecial MiZt)
KID BODY DOLLS, 12 in. f Q
long, worth 25c each. Special. IOC
DOLL TRUNKS for the
neat little miss to keep her
dollies' wardrobe in, size
4x6x10 in., worth f
35c each. Special. . .OC
Little Things for Christmas Presents
TRINKET BASKETS, fancv rihhnn trimm
reg. 35c val. Special Wednesday only .' . lie
ior Durn- cmiU&EJN S WORK
ing wood or leather, to be
attached to gas jet. f
Sp'ecial at only lUC
HAND MIRRORS for
burning, ring or plain
handles, 65c val. Jf
Special ........... 4JJC
oUAcio, reg. 15c J fk
val. Wednesday 1UC
GLOVE AND HAND
KERCHIEF BOXES for
burning, many designs,
reg. 15c val. Spe- 1 n
cial Wednesday.... iUC
Outfits at $1.75
Complete Pyrography out
fits, containing: bulb of
best quality material, ben
zine bottle and lamp, etc.;
fully tested and regularly
worth $2.50 each; special
Wednesday the get.fl.T5
Red and green fancy tis
sue stars for Christma
decorations; 13 in. size;
regular 15c value; spe
cial 9
Cupid Pictures "Cupid
Asleep" and "Awake," in
oak frames; 50c val
ues - 39
Red belts, for decorations; worth 10c each; spe
cial at 7e)
Dining room pictures, in oak frames, embossed:
game designs; regular 50c values; each 25
Everyone wants Handkerchiefs, and everyone gives Handkerchiefs. The
wise ones give Kerchiefs that they buy here. .We have an assortment so
large that every want may be supplied, and supplied to best advan
tage, from little plain border handkerchiefs for children to elaborate real
lace affairs. x
For Wednesday we offer one lot of Women's Hemstitched Initial Hand
erchiefs of good quality linen, hand embroidered corners, regular- ri
ly worth up to 35c each, extra special, three for , OlC
RIBBONS Another lot of Ribbons in fancy effects or plain satin taf
feta, largely used for fancy work and for making Christmas things,
widths 1- to 44 inches, regular values up to 35c. Special, g
the yard ,
VEILS in Russian mesh, with woven or chenille dots, in all the new
street shades, including taupe, canard, black, brown, navy and
green; V2 or 1 yards square, regular values up to $3.25, at.
$1.48
Pictures in
hardwood oak
frames, size 20
by 24, landscape
subjects in col
ors, $2.00 val
ues $1.25
Back Combs,
fancy gold
mounted, in
steel or amber,
reg. $1.25 value.
Special .'...35
Gift Frame Pic
tures, large size,
18 by 24 inches,
figures and re
ligious subjects,
$2.25 values, at,
each ...$1.50
S i d e C o m b s,
plain shell color,
worth 35c each.
Special ....25
!efe.
Two Good Belt Specials
HOLIDAY SPECIAL on all of our fine Belts, in clas
tic, Persian and novelty effects, regular prices from
$3.50 to $15.00, selling at ONE THIRD LESS
WOMEN'S BELTS in elastic, Persian or tinsel effects,
fine assortment to $elect from, finished with artistic
buckles, regularly worth up to $1.75 each. on
Special at.... .89C
PHOENIX MUFFLERS for men and womenT the
latest fad in knitted mufflers, all colors. On sale in the
Neckwear Aisle.
VEILING, 22 and 27 inches wide, for large
hats, regularly $1.60 the yard. Special at
98c
DISCUSSES
GfBAGE
I
EH
East Side Business Men Will
, Kpcommend Han to
the City. v
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: The two eommlttees appointed a the
n.M meettaa- by (he East Bide Business
In's club recently, mt lant nlsht and
a.Bcusw-d the advinabilUr of erecting a
rbc cremetory on an Island down
! B' P' for new water
limine. l?ott, uhj-t are of srat tm
Mtunc to east aide residents, Jyst
F. J; .rerklns presided over the meet
nt "ier mains commlm-e and
Dr. M. O. MnCorkle over the nrh
crematory committee. It Is the desire
of the latter body, and the residents
of East Portland ftenerally, that a cltv
crematory be located near the mouth
of the Willamette river, far enough
down that the north winds will not
make It offensive to the city. Barges
covered with galvanised Iron would be
used to curry the waste down the river
and the city would collect the garbage
three times a week at a cost of obout
26 cents a month -to householders.
Resolutions to this effect were adopt
ed and will be presented to the east
side clubs for Indorsement and then
referred to the city council. Joseph
Supple estimates hat 2a barges for cre
matory use could be purchased for 150.
000 suid perhaps less, : Councilman Kel
laher announced that-, after conferring
with people In 'Other parts of the city,
he had learned that the' east side plan
would be heartily Indorsed.
The- water committee decided to rec
ommend that the laying of all mains
ander 10, Inches be psid for out' of the
Income from water .rates and that mains
10 inches and over be laid at the ex
pense ef the general fund. It was de
termined now- to ask for the proposed
reduction In water rates until after the
mains had bela laid. V . --.
CORNERSTONE OF
THEATRE LAID
Project Backed by Number
of MillionairesSpeech by
Mayor McClellan of N. Y.
(Special Mapatck to lha 3omml. -New
York, Dec 16. The cornerstone
for the New theatre, the flrat playhouse
ever erected in America for other' than
commercial purposes, was laid today
with Interesting ceremonies. The occa
sion was made notable bv addresses hy
Mayor. McClellan and others of promi
nence. The musical portions of the
program were furnished frr the forces
of the Metropolitan opera. .The event
attracted a large crowd of spectators
to the corner of nixty-secona street and
Central Park west, where the playhouse
Is being erected.
The New theatre la designed to be a
model playhouse, to be operated on a
plan akin to the subsidy system of
Europe for the advancement of the art
of acting and of the proper presentation
of the best plays. The project is backed
by half a hundred of the nation's leadf
ing millionaires. They will receive rt
E,I2f1Lbeyond a ,ow rental on the II.
.000,000 advanced for the construction
and equipment of the theatre. --
The aim Is to make of the- New thea-nJ?rly-."
Possible a national
theatre. One tf Its prime objects is the
encouragement of American playwrights
and American actors and actresses. "In-
oovsuicmoir mnsnos.
Pwve that a neglected cold' or cough
put the lungs In so bad a condition
that consumption germs find' a fertile
Held for fastening on one. Stop the
L.Ui?.hJl.u"tM ?oon a u appears with
Ballard a Horehound Syrup. Soothes
the torn and Inflamed tissues and
makes you wU again. Bold by Bkidmore
Urug Co...!.,-. i i...
trinsto merit, however, will be the first
essential iid if the American product
in particular cases fails to come up to
the standard of excellence required it
will be rejected In favor of. -European
plays or players.
The theatre will occupy a full block
between Sixty-second and Sixty-third
streets, opposite the wast side of Cen
tral Park. It will be a very handsome
structure of the French renaissance
style of architecture and built of gray
sandstone. The auditorium will seat 2318
?ersons, 600 of whom will be placed in
he orohestra. The boxes will be in
two tiers, two boxes being reserved for
tha directors and the artists. The stage
Itself wUl be the finest In the world
and -will be equipped with every appli
ance known to modern builders. The
40 dressing rooms will be reached by
levators. i - -- .
Every provision will be made for tha
comfort and safety of the patrons. The
exits will "be so arranged that the house
can be emptied' in about two minutes,
and automatic spkrinklers over tha stage
and In the dressing rooms will prac
tically make a serious ftre imposKiblet
The boxes will be low and there will be
no seats under the balcony on the first
floor.- The interior decorations of tha
house will be elaborate.. ;j
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ARCHITECTS ENTER
A CRUSAJDE FOR ART
(Special Dtspatek to Tb Journal.)
Washington, Deo. It. Several hun
dred of -the leading architects of Amer
ica, members'cf the American Institute
of Architects, met today, the occasion
belr.g the annual convention of the or
ganization. The sessions wilt - last
through Thursday.' . with President
Charles Gilbert presiding.
The special topic chosen for consider
ation at the meeting this year is "The1
Relation of the National Government
to Art." Addresses will be delivered
by Becretary of the Interior James R.
Garfield, President Nicholas Murray
Butler of Columbia university. Senator
Francis Newlands of Nevada, Com
missioner, of Indian Affairs Francis
B. . Leupp, and Henry M. - Prltch
ett president of the Carnegie Educa
tional Trust. Each of the speakers la
expected to take a different branch
of the subject and discuss it from his
own point of view. After the discus
sion ths Institute probably Will formu
late a resolution to be nrni. in
Congress asking that steps bo taken-
toward the establishment of a bureau
of fin arts under one of the govern
ment departments.
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A Dutch physiologist has Invented an
apparatus by which heart beats' may be
photographed. It combines features of
the stethoscope,, microphone, phono,
graph and galvanometer. '
"Generally debilitated for years. Had
sick headaches, lacked ambition, was
worn out-and all run down. . Burdock
Blood Bitters made me a well woman ','
Mrs. Charles Freltoy, Moonaup. Conn. ' '
TVui't thlnW th.t nil.. ... J .
frnniiMnnfl nr nht not. m i. .
hcured y Doan's Ointment, i so cents at
BllIoust't Feel heavy after dnnert
Tongue coated J Bitter taste? Complex-
7 -- - uwuB. waainr tin.
poan'sA Reguleta cure bilious attacks:
2S cents at an v Am- "iiacas,
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders lal
OIL:' Take, the sting out" o" Sut taVnl
where it is u.ei- n no1
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