THE OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL, PORTLAND FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1909.
Ice Cream Soda and Light Lunches Served in the Basement Butterick July Patterns and July Delineators Now on Szl
STORE OPEN SAT
URDAY; EVENING
Last My of the- 9th Aniaiifll "June White Pays
99 EVERY WHITE ARTICLE REDUCED
CONTRACT GOODS ALONE EXCEPTED
Great Sale 15c Linen Laces 5c Yd.
Sale $ 1 .00 Val. Laces 25c Dozen
Sale Misses' and Children's White
Dresses at One-Half Regular Prices
Great clean-up of misses' and children's white Dresses," in lawns, piques, linens and
French rep materials; made up in Buster Brown, sailor and Russian styles; some have
Dutch necks and short sleeves and trimmed in lace and insertion; ages 6 to 14 year.'
Most of them are slightly soiled from handling; values to $l00 at, each PRICE
Sale 5000 Men's Golf Shirts
$L0O. Values itWc&L
Continuation of the- great.; sale of
Men's Shirts in the Men's Furnishing
Goods Section announces one of bur
famous shirt sales "5000 in this lojt;
all new golf shirts in ' the very best
styles and materialsMadras, per
cales and chambrays, in plain and
fancy colors-yVery best patterns and
combinations Also soft negligee
shirts with attached collars Stripes
and figures All sizes -Endless as
sortment Shirts selling regularly at
prices ranging up to $1.00 each You can buy all you C Qk
want at this very low price Anticipate your needs J v
See Morrison st. window display- All white furnishings reduced
5000 Prs. Men's 33c Hosiery Reduced to 17c
Continuation of the great sale of 5000 pairs of men's plain and fancy colored Half
Hose; in plaids, stripes, figures and embroidered effects; al new patterns 1
and colorings; ail sizes; regular 35c values-buy all you want at this price, pr. 1 1 C
Men1 white Neckwear and, Handkerchiefs at June White Sale prices. Look at them.
50c Knit Undervests at 29c Each
Special offering of 2000 women's Swjss-ribtoed Lisle Undervests, low neck and Oft-
no sleeves, crochet lace and medallion yoke, all sizes; best 50cTalues at, each C
Women's fine ribbed lisle thread Union Suits, with lace yokes and lace-trim'd AO-
drawers; come in all sizes; best regular $1.50 values, at this low price, suit eOC
Women's fine ribbed, lace-trimmed Umbrella Drawers, ZYz-itich lace trimming, A V
all sizesi best regular 75c values buy all you want of them at this price, pr. flf C
Women's, fine ribbed, lace-trimmed Drawers, French band, tight top; the best Oft-
regular 50c values, on sale at this special low price, the pair take advantage C
Women's regular 35c Swiss-ribbed Undervests on sale at this special price, ca...234
Our entire stock of white Underwear at June White Sale prices. Let us show you.
Saturday Specials in Jewelry
Special lot fancy Jet Brooches in both bright and neat finish; special values, ea.. .284
Centime Metalized Rose Hat Pins, great variety, in all colors, to select from; excep
tional values buy all you want of these splendid souvenirs at, ea., 39c, 49c and 594
Special assortment of beauty and Collar Pins in gold-filled patterns; come in f ft
Xe7
all finishes; wonderful values buy all you want of them at this low price, ea.
Pearl Waist Sets, in carved designs, on sale at, special, set take advantage.
c
281
New Jabot and Belt Pins, pretty antique patterns, in both cameos and minia- Cft
tures; great special values, on sale at this low price, each let us show you 0C
Oxidized Silver Purses iagood style special values, now selling at this price.. 494
50,000 Yards of 33c Ribbons at 25c Yard
1 000 Auto Veils, Reg. $2,50 Values $1.35
20,000 Pieces Women's 75c Neckwear 47c
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50,000 yards all-silk heavy taffeta 6-inch Ribbon, for hair hows and hat trim- OC
ming; in black, white and all colors; regular value 35c, now on sale at, yard CiOC
1000 Auto Veils, 3 yards long, 2-inch satin stripe border; in black, white and 1 OJT
all colors; the best regular $2.50 values, on sale at this special price, each
20,000 pieces women's Neckwear, in rabats, Dutch collars, crQats, linen collars,
stocks, yokes, chemisettes; best regular 65c and 75c values, on sale at, each
47c
Q 1.50 Long Silk Gloves 79c Pair
Reg. $350 Parasols $ 1,98 Each
20,000 pairt women's'" 16-button length Silk Gloves, double finger tips, all the well
known makes Kayser, Fownes, Gloversville and Niagara, sizes 5 to 8; black, "7Q
and colors; the best regular $1.50 values buy all you want of them at, the pair I 2JC
2500 Parasols in all colors, including the hand-painted Japanese Silk Par- M QO
asols; colors are 'white, pink and blue; best regular $3.50 values for, each $170
Misses' and Children's Apparel
$6 Dresses 3. 2 2
In the Children's Department for Saturday's
selling, a special lot of 500 Children's Dresses
.in gingham, pique, linen, poplin and French
rep materials Made up in the very best styles,
including , Buster Brown, sailor, jumper and
Russian effects--Blues, pinks, tans, white and
all colors in checks and stripes- Ages 6 to 14
years Wash Dresses that are well made and
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finished and guaranteed the best values ever
offered at the price -Values range up to $6.00
each Take your choice at, each rt fc Al
Children's Dept., Second Floor
Last Day of the Great "June
Sale" in Our Muslin Under wear
Lot 1 Thousands of Cambric, Nainsook and Muslin
Drawers and Corset Covers; corset covers lace and
embroidery-trimmed; edgings, insertions, tucks, bead
ing and ribbons; also plain tight-fitting styles;
drawers made with wide flounce, plain tucked; others
trimmed in lace and embroidery edgings, insertions
and beading. An immense lot of 35c to 50c OC
values buy all you want of them at this price aDC
Lot 2 comprises thousands and thousands of Corset
Covers, Gowns, Drawers and Petticoats; great spe
cial purchases from leading Eastern manufacturers;
cambrics, nainsooks and muslins; lace and embroid
ery trimmings; all made up in the newest and Oft
prettiest styles; 75c to $1.00 values at, garment OUC
Lot 3 comprises new and pretty styles in Corset Cov
ers, Drawers and Short Petticoats; fine materials; a
wonderful assortment of dainty undergarments for
your selection; the best regular $1.25- values CO
n this lot to be sold at this special price, each DOC
Lot A Thousands of handsome Gowns, Skirts and
Drawers, in the very prettiest styles; materials in
nainsook, cambric and muslin; an immense array of
pretty garments, nicely made and finished; lace and
embroidery-trimmed; the best regular $1.50 CL7
values, on sale at this special low price, each UflC
We offer thousands of Gowns and
long white Petticoats, in handsome
styles; great assortment for your selection; best AO
regular $1.75 and $2.00 values, on sale at, each eOC
At 98c
Women's fine cambric and nainsopk Chemise and Combination Corset Covers and Short
Skirts, in very pretty styles, trimmed in fine embroideries, Val., torchon laces, tucks,
beading, insertion and ribbons; made with fitted and plain backs, and trimmed skirts.
$1.50 and $1.75 garments at, each... 98
$2.50 and $3.00 garments at, each.. 81.69
$3.50 to $5.00 garments at, each.. 82.98
Regular $6.50 garments. at, each.. 83.93
Regular $7.50 garments at, each.. 85.68
Regular $10.00 garments at, each.. 8 7.15
Women's fine cambric, nainsook and muslin Gowns, made low, round and square neck;
short puff and flowing sleeves; also come high neck and long sleeves; trimmed in fine
embroideries, laces, lace tucks, insertion, beading and ribbons; made full length and
width. An enormous assortment to select from at the following extremely low prices:
$2.00 and $2.50 Gowns at, each.. 81.49
Regular $3.50 Gowns, on sale at.. 8 2.67
Regular $3.00 Gowns, on sale at.. 8 1.98
Regular $8.50 Gowns, special, ea... 85.33
$5.00 and $6.50 Gowns at, each..83.9Q
Regular $12.50 Gowns, special, ea. ..86.98
Saturday sale of 5000 yards of machine-made Linen Laces and Insertions, V, to 3 f
inches wide; best styles for trimming Summer wear; values up to 15c for, yiL
aturday sale of 5000do2en French and round mesh Val. Lac Edging and In
sertion, ya to inches wide; best patterns; values up to $1 00 doz. yards, at
Sale Men's Fancy Vests
$3.00 Vals. $1.33
Great Saturday sale of 1000 Men's and Young
Men's Fancy Vests, in mercerized materials
Fancy linens, fancy worsteds, etc. Light and
dark colorings, stripes, figures and checks in
grand variety Plain and fancy packets m
Well made and finished Just the vests you
want for summer wear All sizes Values in
the lot worth up to $3.00 each (9
On sale at this special low price ".p
On sale in Men's Clothing Dept., Second Floor
Sale of Rose City Souvenir Books
Regular $ 1 .00 Values 50c Each
In the Stationery Department for Saturday's selling, a great special lot of Rose City
Souvenir Books beautiful views and colorings; the best book of its kind ever Cft
published. Send them to your Eastern friends. On sale at this low price, ea. JVC
Sale BfleiVs Outing Suits
$20 Values $9.85
In the Men's Clothing Section tomorrow, an unusual
opportunity for you to buy hot weather apparel at
a big saving The great June Sale offers Men's
Two-Piece Outing Suits at half their real value
Seasonable apparel of the best style, material and
quality at a great, big saving 500 suits in the lot
Fancy worsteds, soft-finish cassimeres and cheviots
Fine all-wool fabrics in light and dark gray mix
tures, browns, tans and blue serges Coats made
quarter or half lined, skeleton style Pants have belt
loops and cuff bottom Single or double-breasted
styles All sizes The ideal summer clothing-
Every garment handsomely tailored and ' finished
throughout Suits the exclusive clothier asks $20.00
to $22.50 for Your choice today only Ai j
at this extraordinarily low price, suit P r 0 J
See our big Morrison street window display All
white apparel on sale at reduced prices All bargains
40c White Goods at 22c a Yard
50c to 85c White Goods 35c Yd.
500 pieces of 36-inch English nainsook of
beautiful quality, for graduation gowns
and Summer apparel; best regu- OO,
lar 40c values, special price, yd. m6C
100 pieces of fine French Nainsook, ex
quisite quality, 48 inches wide; OC
50c to 85c values, on sale at, yd. 0JC
100 pieces of fine white Poplin ITT'
regular 20c values at, yard 1m2C
200 pieces of new white Waisting in the
season's prettiest styles; regular OP .
35c values at, special, the yard mOC
White India Linens, Lawns, Nainsooks,
etc.; all grades June White Days prices.
Five cases of fine white Cambric Ql,
4-4 width, 12j4c value at, yard 03C
All Sheetings, Muslins, Cambrics, etc., at
the lowest prices. Take advantage of sale.
FOUR Millions
N THIS SUIT
In Which 16,500 Depositors
, Unite tfr Force Bankers
I to Put It Back.
(United PceM Led Wire.) .
San , Francisco, June 11. Suit w re
cover more than $4,000,000 from the
officers of the defunct California Safe
Deposit & Trust company, brought by
T?-DT?T? BO SS O ABXIT11
X' SOUVENIR PX.J
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Special Sale Boys'
Shoes and Oxfords
11.78
Values
Bpoial
Sal
Prloe
fi 1 1 " ' 21, ' Bale l
& J'jA wis
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Sample Shoe Stores Co.
. ' "''-.143 Second St., near Alder, ' ...
16,600 depositors, occupies the calendar
of Judge Seawell's department of the
superior court today. The depositors
claim to be in possession of evidence
that will show that the officers and di
rectors of the company misused funds
on deposit. '
WASHINGTON CADETS
CAMP AT SEATTLE
State College, Pullman, Wash.. Juno
11. Three hundred and fifty college
cadets , and - nearly 100 of 1 Pullman's
population left Pullman last evening
on the "Cadet Special" and will arrive
in Seattle this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
The regiment' will Immediately proceed
to the A.-T.-F. exposition grounds
near which the encampment will be
held.
The state colleM track team of 16
men headed by Coach J. T. Bohler and
Manager Herbert V. .Wexler left yes
terday and expeet to arrive In Seattle
today at noon. The men are in good
fighting trim and expect to make their
competitors hustle.
Governor M. E. Hay left Pullman this
morning for Olympla, having for the
past day and a half been a guest at
the college. Senator H. O. Flahtoack
Is still at the college and put In the day
examining the books of aocountants of
fice, i . . .
"Night Trains During Eose
. Festival Week." ,
The Oregon Electric Railway com
pany will have speaial cars leaving
Portland for Salem and intermediate
stations at 11 o'clock and for Hills'
boro and Forest urove at 11:80 each
evening during , , the Rose Festival
WeeK. , ' I r
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The Union Scout advises the council
to buy a band of goats to eat uo the
MRU AI IEAD
IF WHOLE TICKET
Auditor Compiles Official
Election Returns
16,966 Votes.
. , Official election : returns compiled by
the city auditor, show that Joseph Si
mon received a majority over an other
candidate for mayor of 114 votes. His
plurality over Judge M. Q. Munly, the
Democratic nominee and his nearest
competor, was J929. The ' total vote
cast for all mayoralty candidates was
le.ses. utty Auditor A. u. Barbur, re
ceived the highest number of votes ac
corded to any one contestant. He was
reelected by almost unanimous consent
of the- votens, 1S,24 votes being cat
for him.
Following is the official count of
votes received Djr . tne various candi
dates: Mayor Albee 2636. Munly 4611,
Simon 8640, McDantel 441, Noffke 738,
Auditor Barbur 13,246, Eaton 1807.
Lichtenthaler 1497. Treasurer North
run 1S7, Werleln 13,886, Wilson 1622.
City attorney De Graff 1890, Kavan
auvh 13.047. McDonald 1762. Munletnl
Judge Bennett 12,661, Lewis 1868, Miu
cham 1472. Counoiltnan-at-large Dev
lin 10,871 LomDara iu.tZ4, Chambers
4191, Johnson 1359, Newell 1120, Miller
1276. ftladden 1179. Councllmen Sec
ond ward, Qulneau 116, Immonen 42,
Wallace 660; Third ward. Bouthlllter
122, Dunning 61,7, Leveies 108. Ptraynr
16; Fifth ward, Fuchs 121, Miller 85.
ProudfoOt ST6, Watktns 1177; Ninth
warJ, Menefee 1426, -Morse 122, Lukay
128, Versteeg 856: Tenth ward, Ellis
782, Emerlck 88, McDonald 88. Thomp
son 641, Torgesson 187, Vaughn 705.
COOKING DEMONSTRATION
Mrs. Wlieelook, of National Baputatloa,
As a Caterer, is la Town.
Mrs. Wheelock. the author of what
is said to be; the best cook book on
the market, is staying at the Portland
for a week. During her visit to the
city she will deliver a course of free
lectures in the range department of
Tull & Glbbs. Each morning this week
from 10 o'clock until 12 Mrs. Wheelock
Is giving her individual attention to in
structions In the culinary art at the
Tull & Glbbs establishment. Judging
from the crowds that attend her lec
tures are very much appreciated. Next
week Mrs. wheelock will give after
noon talks In addition to her morning
lectures.
STUDYING SOCIETY
WHILE WALKING
(Speriil DUpatch to The Jooraal.)
Pendleton. Or., June 1 1. Professor
BatteUI, claimed to be a representative
of the La Trlbuneof Rome and of four
Italian papers published in America Is
In Pendleton On his walking tour of
the world. He will proceed to Portland.
then to Seattle.
Professor Battel! i is one of the four
men. who are walking around the world
for sociological research. The other
three pedestrians are French. German
and' American, respectively. They all
left New York October 7, the object
of their tramp around the globe being
to write a book. This will be In four
languages and will set forth the politi
cal, economical and industrial condi
tions of the world, as bv ta kins' dif
ferent routes the four men yrlll have'
MOUJ
LOT IFIREE
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A bona fide opportunity to get a nice, new housecomplete with all conveni
ences, with fine, cleared and level lot, close to good carline, only 25 minutes out
FREE.
All you need to do is comply with a few simple requirements, which anyone
can meet.. You take no chances. This is not a gamble. Impossible for you to
lose a cent, and we can take care of any number of families on these, terms.
Come in and get particulars. This means you.
OmCH OPEW STSBT DAT nrClTDIWO BUWDAT , .
GREGORY INVESTMENT CO.
FIFTH AND MORRISON, fl
416; CORBETT BLDG.
Visited practically every section of the
known, world
Silvio OrXoaa, the Frenchman, is
traveling as a representative of the
La Courier of Paris and of the two
French papers published In the United
states.
Adolph Schneider, the German repre
sents on of the large papers of Berlin
and three, .large German publication in
the United States.
The American. Albert Wllchea travels
as a representative of the New fork
American and of magasines interests.
New Sawmill for Banks.
Forest Grove. Or., June 11. J.
Stephenson. W, E. Davis and E.
Willi of Banks, seven miles north f
this city, .will establish a sawmill In
that town that will hn a fi r
60,000 feet pr day. Tf.e m.
have modern eouli'inent ".1 r. . i
ready for buslntts n "it "-.
The northern ror'nui
is filling uj r,i(-i V
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