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CIiTLAliD. TIIUI.3DAY EVENING, -JULY 1, 1SCD The expression "Clean-Up Sale' is used in many senses,' ...Sometimes it 'is a terra -of. reproach ; at other times it is applied as an encomium. -We describe this sale, by it in order to convey the idea of "THOROUGHNESS." Our advertising tells you about some of our mer chandise with primitive directness. -Here are the poods, here are the prices. -PUT OUR CLAIMS TO THE TEST MAKE COMPARISONS. 5 afceS'Offered:ie' I, 9 c:::.z: i ' V rp" ' - : .... ... -, " K. 'V sV (. i A Durinc the oast two months we have held a; series of suit gales. Day after day our sales, have mounted up, ':cnrH-iTi(r .iw,iv iho sales of last vear. The values and y -------- . . :.. . - . . v.- . FMst styles offered appealed to thepublic the prices made them sell rapidly. . ' , "- ' -V ' JsZ?: The first task we set' for ourselves .in-these sales was to secure reliable qualities. The markets ways abound with rubbish- things that at first view- nave a iook or merit inis ciass ui uicicwaiiui&e wc al ways avoid and our buyers' are forbidden to purchase, no matter what the price, inducement may be. " " For This Cleari-Up Sale -We Offer At 34. 98 At -$50 ' Strictly tailor-made Suits " Strictly" tailor-made - Suits of extra quality union lin- of best quality' Union linen "en in white, light blue arid -J wh' n.atura1' ; i m. . ji blue, pink and reseda; The natural. The coats: are, coatare 40 inchcs long made 36 inches long, single. ,ingle breasted, with pearl breasted "'with pearl but- buttons, : trimmed - collar ' tons,' plain combinations of and cuffs.- The skirts are contrasting1 colors 'on col- made in-the newest flare lar cuffs and pockets. style! , ; ' , ' . FT. WOMEN'S BATfllNG-SUITS AND SHOES, iSPECIAL AX 2.59 Women's Bathjng Suits,? including oner pair of shoes of either black or white duck. The suits are of fine quality mohairs in black or navy, made in the newest model Dutch neck. style trimmed r around the neck andsleeyes with narrow fancy i tubular braid. , - ' - ' ,- - -J- wis ir . jm:.: 1 T. Jt IT 11 IT rl 1 1 ' I' I II K-T W T 1 lINS11. " . J Real;Reduction Clean-Up Sales in Every Departmentln the Store I At 7.50 It -10.5 Tailor-made Suits of riat ' Tailor-made Suits of finest ural colored 'Hnen.VThe vrqualityTiinporter.repp - in coats are made 38 'inches white, smoke, .light blue; i long in the newest-' hipless ? tan, raspberry," pink and , mode with colonial pock- ' heliotrope. The coats are ?,s and tnnd. with df.SSjMi colored buttons and pique. and. semi-fitted back. The The skirts are in the new- skirts are after the -newest. est f lare'style.vv - flarctno'dls. ' - 4 . At:$12.95At;:S15.0p Tailor-made Suits :of fine Highest class Tailor-made . quality pure linen in, white, Suits of extra "quality im- natural and light blue., The ported linen and linen coats are made in the Iat- crash. The coats are single est 40-inch hipless models,' - breasted, made 40 to. 45 single breasted with pearl inches long, with jet but buttons and combination tons ' arid pearl ' buttons, trimmings on collar and . The skirts are all made af cuffs.- ': t ' ';,".'."" heYIhe newestmodels. ESPECIAL! IN.WOMEN'S.SWEATERS Women's all-wool-Sweaters in white, cardinal or' gray, made semi-fitted in a new fancy stitch with "V" shape collar, .two pockets and (J AO pearl butt6ns j....- lyO. Women's Cokt Sweaters in white,' cardinal or gray,; made in , the popularmannish, style with "V" shaped neck. - Coat sleeves', loose (jJ'T Q C : back, two pockets and peart buttons . . &&msQ USES 101! Pump Engineer Is Let Out 7 ! and Incompetency-Ofiice ; lis AbolishedMayor Is 'Sarcastic. ; r ; -Li--' .'.V .. I;- li By -dlsmlsBlng Chief Ijump tlijecr ,.vv, j. onarpa jji mo ciiyt wuer aepan rritnt the water, board yesterday abol- Mslied that office. Henceforth the main th entire outside water System wilt be plced directly in the h4nda of AMlat tint Engineer F. M. Randtctt This was jleciuwi at the meeting and Mr.,Jtand V;t was further tnstrttcted to make tnorouER inspection omne water y- (1 to rue wiia ine -waier poara I report ot th4 condition he n'j' taTrnWil! "IZ"1 j motion at tha , precedi'nsr hh! l3oTrW. . V' l" "mise g,hrpe. . An inve'wJon o tha pump engineer oep'- ',r ' J t rought to light the-f:', that h incompetent and careleSJ ddition to these fault th boaiR notat truth nflSharre s state- nenu whenb. :PA information. ' At -tht;mj-nowayar. a. W. Allen did not w' aUoharm the engineer until tn.f "'!jhmljimj a-chance to defend, hip?TOlf:lr Jr' 1 The engineer not haiying aekedf for a hearing Mr. Lam sort rVewe "i ,mo .1 r... it wa.farrled unanl- - nonsly. Dr. C, H. Bafpiy was ai- s Bharpe will . D Bir"" a "iwo vaca(a!ind W difinniaaal- will taice place JulTLS. V - Superintendent Dodge repmxed tnajt all the pump which wr Jr uOri a dilapidated condition at the tlre of the u tv. auhmnreed main,, are In pood running order pow. HbJw that the cniei pump nsium m r"--lng nlftht and day to Tiring thicon- "I alwaya contended that Mr." Shalpe ... . hst man we could Ret for Sie !)," declared Mr. Allen a the uifcr lntendent made his report, Tjut i't lot ua relent now; " and let hint tay fired.' . s , Mayoc Xa SawaTOo. ji "Yes, you can tell" le was a goai en ptneer' by the way took care f his -j.larits," remarked Mayor yana rpaa- licHlly. - " 1 - - The board adopted a rolU?on pto htbltiiifc sprinkling from ty four inch main that supplies the J links, be tween hours f 6--JT--1BV-and 9 P-. ni. ' lnis action was rmt.ru m m re. uest ot the Sell woj, board ot trade . which reported thatmnny dwellinw in Sellwood were 'wit ;i.ut a drop of drink ing water during prinkllng hours and. t the same tlmi..lioiisanrl of gallons were being used 0. eprinkle lawn out pi.1('the citys limit'. The matter had een referred to the water supprlntenderit fur investigation. ' He reported that a . contract . had been . made in 3S92 between the city and the "H'averiv association, owners of the golf luiks. by whlcli the city agreed to fur- ritPli water through "meters but reserved '. the rlt'lit to nit .(- the supply wheti .,vr It should tV-cin this a.lvlsablo. . More than ?( s- -tllotjji of water a oay are irsri on , ? unKs nn,l tv foir dweliincrJ if' This amo.:- '-".;'-. --.ci;,i ,h city II,.,,. 4 the sun.,.),. dwells "t-1 i-J Sellwood. . The board thought it would be' too harsh on the outsider 'to cut them off at- this time and so It was decided tocompromlse by allowing them to sprinkle only, after 9 o'clock at night and, before .5 In the morning. COLFAX HAIIQAI) . FIGHT ' ADJUSTED -.ft.. . ... ' v : . . . ., , . -.. (Special Dispatch to Tbe JoHrnat.) ' Colfax. Wash., July J. Preaumably because they feared the Institution of Injunction proceedings, th O. R. A N. official bad -ait large force of men at work bright and, early thi morning Installing a' new commodity track from the main line of the Moscow branch,- on Lake street, across Last street onto the company' .land-near -the Inland sub station... " , - ! At a recent meeting of the"clty eoun cil the O. R. Sc N. was given Dermis' Ion to Install -the track, provided the company would ,- macadamise Lake street, oetwoen Last and fortn streets, from the east .rail of tha Moscow, main line to the sidewalk on , the west side of tha street, with tha further provision that the permission could ' be termi nated at any time by the council giving th. poll nr. v m nan.. .1.1. OA JavJ notice. a .-. - , - , .After demurring for some tlma th company accepted the term demanded Dy tna city, and a crew of men was pu to work Wednesday . preparing the ground to receive the rail and ties for the new track, but on account of soma or tna property owners In the- vicinity who had opposed the granting of the privilege by tha council. threatening to uegm Muunciion proceedings as soon as thej tk was started, no attemDt to iij mil yiet wu maaa until- today DIG HERD WILL i FILL ELKS' TBlilll Two Utindred Fifty Portland Lodge Men to Join Special , ' . Trip to the Convention. EIGHT HOURS FOR BRITISH 3IINERS London, July 1. The law limiting tha workday for miner to eight hours came Into operation today. The passage of mo mcMBure wan a notaoie auororv ror the miner' organisation. It s!s strong ly opposed by the mine owners, who ar Kued that It would mean a serious limi tation of output, and would nseo,viently not oniy react on toe uritisn manulac turlhir lnduttrlea, but would be a Serious uiuw 10 onu.n anippins; interests. i Portland Elk will leave this city for Los Angeles on a tpeclal train Thurs day. July 8, at 11:30 p. m. The special is. to consist of five standard sleepers. a dining car, an observation car and n baggage car. The train wil reach Sac ramento at a. m. Saturday, July K, 8an Jose Saturday, July 10. at' 1:45 p. m. and arrive in Los jAngelea, Sunday, July 11 at T a. m. - v - . Eastern Oregon Elks will have' three Pullmans which will reach Portland Thursday night and leave here, for Los Angeles at 1:80 Friday, morning, July 9. r,. .... .,.., v -;.: .... - .. ''.. ' The Spokane special will leave Spo kane July 6 and arrive In Portland at 10 the next morning., Wednesday, July 7 will be spent In Portland and the party will leave here .Wednesday night at -8 O'clock. .. r ,.. Portland men who have already signed for the trlD are as follows: John B. hCof fey. Dr. Harry F, McKay, R. E. Moody.-Ous C. Moserr William McMur ray. Jame -Anaerson. K. . W. - Oulmbv. George Ji Blodgett, - R. W. Moore, - A. Friberg, J. H. Diets, . W. I. Hains. A. B. Jenkins, M. J. Hckey. C. C. Brsdlev. K. C. Johnson. T. L Rickards, R. M. Eccles, w. ij. Kutnerrora. Monte J, Wat, Then i FAULTLESS PRESCRIPTION No Reniedy for Stomach Dis tress and Indigestion fSo Pe A scientific prescription for dyspepsia put up- in small tablet form and called Ml-o-na i making thousand pf quick and lasting cure throughout America. There is no stomach disease (even ca tarrh of the stomachy that' it is-not guaranteed to cure, and Woodard, Clarke & Co. have so . much . faith in Ml-o-na Tor etomacn aisorder or all Kinds that they will refund your money If It does not cure. -.'' t Ml-o-na. the faultless- prescription, stops sour stomach, belching of gas dis tress after eating, heartburn, bilious ness and nervousness, , : . It is well worth a trial by anr reader of The Journal who-suffers from any stomach disturbance. It contains ingre dients that not only give relief but that act on the stomach so beneficially that In a short time - the flabby, tired out walls of , the stomach regain their strength snd activity. , "V i Try Ml-o-na for a week; misery will change to happiness; despair to" hope, dull eyes to bright and you will your self wonder why you suffered so long with such a remarkable prescription at hand. .'' ' ' ' . And onlv 10' cent for a lartre box at leading druKklsts everywhere. - nn k Cttres ca!.Tjro or jnoney racK. Jnst breth8 lr in. 3omf)fpt ontat, Inclosing Luialcrl. 1'stmbottlegtv-a Xn?;ta, Rowland, F, L, ' Lltherland. A. ti. Boranger.. H. K- Holland. Allen T. Bates,' George Febvet, A; . B. Manley, S. C. Friendly' E. E. McClaran, - Clayton Fallas, J. J. Jennings, J. Wallace, J. A. Waddle, M. Solomon. C. L. Bchlef felinr A;H.. Pracht K. O. Wonder, John K. Kelly, .B., X .i, FJke. ,T IL Devlin, H. Westermire, C. L. Phillips, Wade , Kennedy, James N. Boyd. IL- T.-Ovlatt. Philo Holbrook, " Herma-n. Orimm, Mon roe oJSdjsJEelrJJL Jtt Anderson, . Thomas J. awlvelT John Ecklund, 43, Q. Kstes. H. T. McClallen, C. A. Malarkey, H. D. 3rlffin; - M. J. Clemens, John Cordanoy- At. J. Drlscoll, H. -A... Burgess, P. IL Df Arcey, Q., B. Mason. H. E. Albers, E. C Pat ton. John Jost Jrv WV H. Brott, P. M Flood, D. J. Orif nnr B. W. Henheman, F. t. Stephenson, Robert Skeen. t P, J Shea, William Frits, Henry Rothcaild. Pt Peterson Dr. H. E. Clay. E. A. Mc Cready. .r, y. - MOB SEEKS LIFE OF COLORED YOUTH I , . :'.-,'. . ' ..... , . . ;t PAVING flIIESTIOfi ifliin tii ii ri 1 1 nx i vi; i Halted Press Lsased Wlr.l - Covington,- La., July l-Hldden in a swamp. surrounded by a mob, Morris Beham, colored, 17 years old. accused of attacking Irene Brocata. a -year-old white girl. Is -threatened with hanging. The sheriff has wired the governor that he Is unable to cope with the situation and troops may. be ordered to the.acene. To Stamp Oat Consumption. Springfield, 111., July I.-Ths Wrlcht law, one of the most advanced step yet i taken bv any. state . toward . the stamplns: out of consumption, came Into effect ..in Illinois 'today. - Tha measure, whlcfe-was easssd by- the last leaisla-1 ture, permits counties to purchase and hold real estate to be.-uaed as sites for public tuberculosis sanitariums, and elves Count v boards the tmvm 1a rt and maintain such ' institutions ' at the expense of the county. ' Dunhvay Asks City Be:Re strained. From Using: Hassam Pavement. - ft Acting in the capacity-of a taxpayer and . citizen, .. Attorney Ralph rY- Dunl way has filed suit in. the circuit court In ari effort ,to restrain the city from Improvement of Multnomah street by th Hassam Pavlns company and to de clare void the award of the contract to that-company. - - Dunlway's contention Is that the bids called for were on open specifications. He denies that there was any specifica tion coverlnc a patented article, and assert that any . one able to furnish rock, gravel, the men and machinery Is able to take the costract. The city awarded tne eontract to - tn Hassam people on the theory that a patented aricle is called for. - The Hassam. bid for the work -was $41,248 and the bid of J. W. Sweeney, the only -competitor, was S7.0H. 4 ' ' Upon the showing, mad In the punt way petition, Presiding Judge Bronaugh Issued an order to alt parties to come into' court next Thursday and show cause why the contract should not be awarded to the lowest bidder. This will bring up the patent paving monop oly question in a new form, the courts of this circuit having (already decided that the city may legally advertise for bids on a patented article. In this case the Haszam people claim that the speci fications cover their patent and that they will not sell a license to Sweeneyi Dunlway asserts, that patent navlnar is not called for by the specifications. .. ; An "Astonishing Sight A. Saturday special In Bannon A Co.' window that takes the breath away. ' Journal want d lo a word. 25c-SI10fS-25c IN ORDER TO ADVERTISE; Our 5, M&45diore IN THE PUBLIC MARKET, FIRST AND WASHING . TON (UPSTAIRS) WE WILL SELL 2000 Pair of Ladies' and Childrch's Shoes V, ' REGULAR PRICE $2.50 PROM 25 CENTS UP TO 55 CENTS SALE BEGINS FRIDAY AT 9 A, M. , '-It' 4 "C . .. Never Before Were Such Sweeping Frlce Reductions IVIacIe as at Our Werbought Tieavlly and secured price con cessions ihatf enable, us ta supply you with snappy, up-fb-date footwear at a great deal less Uian wholesale cost to ;otdihary dealers I ' 'I Wl.limJsWli.VVwWj''"''W.atiNi .IIUIhWiu n.si j . aja.M..ut.nMsit,iia'ti amfcuhrtH""'"""""-'' -.".uaa -t .uiMUiiaii: ui' JuiU.t. ii-Aii '..1.,. 1 ' , MbbbbbbbIbbbbbbHbbbbb ? Women's " 13.00 and $3.50 . Buede 'Ankle Strap Pumps,- . ; -- , ail size Misses' $2.00 Patent - Strap Slippers and . Oxfords, - tan ' - and blacks; all slaea v , Women's $3.00 : and $30 . Pumps, In tan, btAnta inn-. fTl meUl, browns vjrq ana ticis. au $2 , .' Women's ' - $1.50 and $2.00 1 White' Canvas Oxfords and ' ft . 1A anlu all sixes A V 95c , Men's $3.B0 and $4.00 Good- 1 - year Ox- sw v , fords, la ik -Patents, . . fr ! tans, -wines, " runmetals I C V Women's $3.00 and $3.50 Fine Dress Oxfords, in - Patents, tans, wines, - ' tic. . I TV Children's $1.50 'Shoes In " Pumps and Oxfords, Patents, . tans, - - browns,1 - wines; ; all sires - 95c Men's $1.50 and $1.75 Canvas - Shoes, whit and , $xayfc leath ) er Bolear-. an sixes Big Boy' $3.00 and $3.50 Ox- itras, in ? i - Patents,. P tans, wines, I runmetals M rk $1.95 i Children's 73c and 85c Slip pers, with or without ankl atraps, - blacks, tans and all B!Zf:3 r k - ft
