The Oregon daily journal., July 08, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DAILY.' JOURNAL',' PORTLAND, THURSDAY. EVENING, JULY 8, 1909.
Hope Francis Gale, Expert
With us again for two weeks full of information and suggestions on what you need for this fall and
winter to be properly corseted. Miss Gale iy thoroughly familiar with every feature of corset fitting
and knows to a nicety the needs of every sort of figure AND SHE HAS HERE TO FIT YOU
FROM, A STOCK COMPLETE WITH EVERY WANTED MODELS-OVER :: 150 IN ALL. '
AVAIL YOURSELF OF MISS GALE'S EXPERT SERVICES It : Costs You .Nothing Extra. ,
75c Neckwear 48c
Women's ' linen collars, and
French embroidered v collars,
, Dutch style, lawn and lace
combinations, stiff JO .
- Dutch ; collars, etc., at. .fcOC
Bathing Suits $4.98
For women, many styles and all
sizes. Good quality mohair and
nicely trimmed with wash braid.
Regular values ; up tod J AAi
$7.50, at VHttVO
Chamois Gloves
Women's chamois gloves, one .
button style, natural ' color,-
washable, good wearing; and
very convenient forrf o
summed extra values O I l m
Me "New Suits tor -Ml gfearf
Seldom indeed, does one see such a superb assortment so early in the season, as there is to be, found
" here now.- The advance guard of the thousands to come, and the best types showing what style ten- '
dencies will be for the fall business. Enough so that we can fit every size or give any shade or weave
wanted iot a paltry few samples where you IK see what you like and fail to find your size. 'Buy today,
Women's Hose 19c
With embroidered instep tor in ;
plain .black or white lace 4 ef
fects, also plain black A -lisle.
Worth to 35c, pair;,! ?C
Embroideries M8
12 to 18 inches wide, in batiste
flouncing and corset cover em
broidery. Also medal- A m q
lions festoons, $3 vals.,,3 J,,i0
Child's Hose 23c
Children's stockings , and , in
fants' socks,. in plain lisle or
with plaid tops," spe-rt Q Q
cial for hox-of i5 pairs J 1 OQ
Shop Early and Lunch in Our Cozy Tea Room, Lecated on the Second Floor
Fmkf eT
9P c.u
in Notions
Silvered Steel Thim
bles, all sizei; 15c
values, at......lOf
Rose Hat Pins, reg
ular 10c values, 7
Back Combs, hand
carved, in scroll de
signs; 50c vals., 331
Dwarf Ink Pencils,
$1.00 values ...79f
Box Paper, good
tjualitjr; f5c values,
special, at 40
Writing Ta b 1 e t s,
ruled ' or unruled;
10c values,' at.;. 5
Pictures, 3 in set:
25c values IB
Lunch Sets Paper
table cloth and nap
kins; 15c vals., lO
Toilet Soap Roger
& Gallet's - Jettuce
and almond soap
Friday at...,..12J
Pinaud's, Eaa De
wuimnc, large-sizeu a
I bottle, special...69J
In Handkerchiefs
Women's handkerchiefs or
children's handkerchiefs with
quarter inch hemstitched
edge. Plain finen of good
quality. Regular values up
to 20c each, special -l A
for Friday, each . . . . . J UC
$1.00 Ribbbns48c
Novelty ribbons in Dresdens,
stripes, Persians 6r plain
taffeta and fancy effects.
Regular values up to $1.00
the yard, on sale Frk jk Q
day at only.... ffOC
Val.Laces 98cDoz
Valenciennes lace and inser- ,
tions from Y to r 2 inches
wide. ; Rtgulaf values up to
$3 the dozen yards, , QQ
for Friday, only . . r. . . OC
WMsMmMImsib &Kim
Aluminum Wear
These decidedly sanitary and
durable cooking utensUs on,
t special sale this week.' We're
having a special demorfstra-'
tion to show their wQrJh.
Don't miss seeing it. We're
pretty sure? we'll make an
aluminum convert of you.
Note tl!e special prices:, .-
1- qt, coffee pots, at. .81.85
2- qt: coffee pots, at. .$1.92
2-qt. sauce pans, at. . . .65
4-qt, . saucd pans, at. .S1.00
i 5-qt. sauce pans, at. .$1.15
2-qt. covered sauce pans 85
8-qL cov'd sauce pans 81.00
8-qt tea kettles, at. . .$3.15
Eyfery wash garment in our entire stock goes
at half price Friday. 'Twill be remnant day
with a vengeance and thousands and thou
sands of yards in short lengths go at half jprice.
They are all new all this season's patterns.
There is an endless choice of colors, patterns
and weaves. Included are imported ginghams,
madras, silk mulls, voiles, dimities, Swisses,
plain or figured batiste and organdies. ; Rem
nants of many lengths suitable for every pur
pose, come betore the
assortment is picked
over and have choice at .
Half Price
Dress Goods 69c
SPRING AND SUMMER
. DRESS GOODS ,
In many shades and weaves,
suitable for separate skirts,
separate waists, suits, etc.,
regular values up to $2 the
yard, 2400 yards for YJA
Friday's sale at, yard QC
COLORED M OH A IR S,
splendid material for bath
- ing 7 suits, for skirts or for
summer dresses, fine qual
ties reduced for Friday, the
50 centquality sell for 42
. Regular 75c grade, yd. . .63
Regular $1 grade, yd. . .81
Regular $1.25 grade, yd. 98
Reg. $1.50rade, yd..S1.19
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Art Department
For Friday's stirring special
-in the Art Department we
offer a special on new goods.
A line of very popular goods
just received. Scarfs "and
spreads embroidered in light
bine, green or Bulgarian col
ors on cream colored scrim.
Regular $1.75 val- A q
ues, special at .... 9 1 1 if
In the Handbags
Very stylish bags, in moroc-:
co leather, medium size, col
ors, black, tan, blue and red,
exceptionally good v
$2.00 values at,i &L.LtJ
Suitcases at $3.15
A special on Japanese suit
cases, bound and re-inforced
with cowhide, 24 inch sjze,
worth $4.00 each q
special . at $o 1 0
Cut Glass
Every piece pi Cut
Glass in our store
reduced for this
week's selling. "The
largest assortment
in the- Pacific North
west to select from,
on sale in our Crys
tal, Room. -? -
6-inch Nappies, regf.
ular $3.00 valnes,
special...... f 2.19
Fancy, shaped Nap
pies, .'regular $2.75
values, spe 2.05
Spoon Traysr regu
lar $3.73 valuej, spe
cial, at ...... f 2.40
8-!n. Shallow Bowls,
regular values $5.60,
special ; :. ., . .93.60
Wnch Deep Bowls,
regular ' values' $5.60.
special . Y.f3.60
Handled Sugar and
Creamer, regular
value $3.50 the pair,
special . . . .$2.48
$2
1
mm
$WMat$13M
This stupendous bargain is the quick result of a lucky purchase
that took in all of the samples of one of the best makers of.
women's ultra smart lingerie gowns in America. Exquisitely
r dainty models made of sheer materials and trimmed in perfect
' stC' FashiQnable dressmakers could not turn out a more stylish
3 dress than you'll find in this lot, and you know they'd charge
you at least four times this price. Many clever models
One Mode! Only Illustrated Here
Made of daintiest, sheerest lawn and muUs, wth jajloyer emi
broidery, Valenciennes lace, Venise lace, tucks, etc ( 'Y A E?
Regular values up to $40.00, special Friday only. , .iP 1 t)TrO '
$2.50 Dress Nets During This Sale at $1.29
Wash nets for waists, yokes, sleeves, etc., tucked and dotted effects,
superb qualities, 27 inches wide and regularly worth up to $2.50 0j o
the yard, for Friday's selling, only . . 1 Z7
WOMEN'S SILK PETTICOATS, good full size, weU made.
.-i . . . wren aeep ruttie, au tne wanted col-
like this. worth to $io, special... iD.yo
PS43
The Refrigerators
Dont decide on any refrig
, erator until we've shown you
the superior advantages of
The Automatic
Positive circulation of dry,
cold air no mixing of odors, s
Your butter and vegetables
may set in the same com
partment without tainting.
. Complete insulation and
' good doors make t the most '
economical user of fee. Large
V provision chambers " with
, plenty of . room for .milk, ;
meats and fruits. All Auto
matics at specially reduced ;
i prices : . -
9.95 refrigerator. .8, 7.05
$12.00 refrigerator.. 8 0.75
' $H.40 refrigerator . .811.50
$25,20 refrigerator . .810.95 '
$27.00 refrigerator.. 823.00
' $32.00. refrigerator. .$27.50 I
; $40.80refrigerator .". $36.75 -
Twenty-four sizes to select
from. All at reduced prices.
Men's Underwear
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Light, cool underwear of the
' sort that fastidious men pre
fer. American silk ' under-
wear beautiful finish, in pink "
or cru, tancy lace weaves,
regular $1.25 values,
special at.
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1 Surely ; ypull y all be interested ' in this" Friday's 'apron special.
Just the thing you want whether, you, keep house of .merely.want
it to protect your gown when you've a bit of work to do about
the house. We've many of them, enough for a busy day's sell-
mg, maae witn bip, pocket and strings. Special for
Friday only .... . . . . .... . . .. .... . ... .
43c
',srisf "i?
tii 'iff it n ku lij
111 t;:t4ti3B
H:j-JrrtAt .
h7:r , a..
$750 trimmed
Come Friday or perhaps miss this bargain forever. A lot of hats that are un
apprpached An Portland for quality and 'style worthiness in large or small
shapes and in wide variety of colors and trimmings. Most of them are flower
values up to $7,50 for
Worn
ens
High
Orade
Oxfords
$6.00
Vats.
ai lM9
Pumps and oxfords of the very best sorts and styles. Patent calf, bright kid,
buck and suede leathers. All the late novelties in colored' leathers in pumps and
ties ate included in this offer. Many in Russia calf and brown kid. d A f
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values up to $6.00, choice.
WOMEN S VACATION" BOOTS.tfie best thing made for mbun- Q C AA"
tain or beach wear, all sizes and plenty of widths, the pair. ..... . . .) 0,U U
yinAe Strap Pumps for Women, Misses and Children All Sizes r-Latest Footwear Fad
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WOMEN'S APRONS, Mother Hubbard style good anc A
large, best quality gingham, worth 65c eaeh.....,......40C
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES, white or colors, made of
percales, ginghams, reps, chambray, dimity or mull. Ages 2 to
14 years, regular values $1.25 to $12.50, special, HALF PRICE
WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN TEA APRONS, neatly made and
trimmed with dainty hemstitched ruffles or embroidery, 'JC rt
extra special Friday at. -..-.-.r;,,..;..uC
Children's Summer Coats at Half
CHILDREN'S SUMMER COATS, in pique of in woolen fab
rics, regular values trorn $1.75 to
$8.50 and ages 2 to 6 years, special
for tomorrow's selling at low price
of. .....ONE HALF ,ik6fllJs
Messaline Silk 70c the Yard
Several grades are reduced 1 too, you may save on a better quality than that
mentiQned in the headline. Comes in all the wanted shades and 0u know
there's nothing more popular in silks this season. The $1.25 grade troes Ht
for 98c, the $1.00 quality 81c, and the 85c grade at . . . . . . . ... ....... UC
FANCY SILKS, 1500 yards, for shirtwaist suits, separate" waists, etc.
soeciallv tiriced for FriHnv nnlv at . : ' ' 7 J
V 3m. 11
47 c
Women
Popular:
Priced
Oxfords
$4.00
Vals
tatmm
The leathers are tan "Russia calf, brown kid, and all the popular black leathers.
They come with light or Heavy soles; and in all the'best new . shapes. With
this loof Jcathersh6e&.wean p canvas oxfords -any pair in
the house at this low pricewhite.- brown, creen and London smnU . Pit'
of styles to choose from and all sizes, regular values up to $4.00 (J f Q
the pair, special at-. .... . . ; . ......... ....... y Q
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OHi'IV Si ONES
SEEK TO I Hin
cHt r-r-ry Ice rurnnalsaion at Its mating
cif rdnv rtrnHin - for a remarking
( tu pnpft. ob ttie exaralnatloa raceoU
ly' held to ween re an altglWe for- tha
position or pone captain. The appeal
referred to - Oia arcretarjr of , tha
comrauiion, who instnictiona " ror film
to report at the next aeasion - aa to
whather or not tha contention of Ser
jeant Rllejr la well grounded. Tha dla
diMatliified policeman claim that 3
narked too row on questions aa ta
the practical dutlea of "deteptivea.
Mayor Simon preaoided for tha first
tim . over the commission and A. P.
Arraatrona-. who waa appointed to taka
thVa place of Commlsetoner J ' M. Blain.
resigned, waa also present.
l n commission granted ta appeaJ
of former Street inapectori Ohloff,
Shraka and M.rr.t fnr y tuI
Inspectors were dismlsaod by City Engi
neer Tarler on chirna nf
duty. Ex-Asalstsnt Engineer Hannam.
who also appealed from the action of
the Lane exeutlv. Iwuni wi.h
mUsed him, waa aranted a hearlnr All
ivur otwinii win m neh Saturday
mornlnj. . e. Cunlap, & stoker on the
flrehoat Oeora h. Wllliama, wlil ce
tried before the AtmmlulAn am . .v,-.
of insubordination. . . -
Tha elirlhllltv t.rmi ei.. . n
canta for tha m.ihi iiI w......
cbaalc la U fire dspaxtment were ex-,
tended S days In order that tha fire
committee of tha new executive board
mar bare aa opportunity to choose one
or tne men. it is regarded as praetl.
eajly certain that Mydrantmaa Walter
J. PhUtlpa will bo appointed to the po
sition, aa be haa alwara been strofrjtly
recommended for tha olaoa br Fir. rh ;.f
Campbell. Mayor Lane and his fire
committee refused to consider Phillips
for the- position, because they believed
his character waa not a;ood enouarh.
Phillips waa charred with arina hla da.
sit Ion a hyrirantman to further hla n
financial lnteresta. and as ertdenco of
ibia contract- waa produced br the
committee showing that Phillips waa 'to
receive a certain sum of money : for
every hydrant of a partlrular type sold.
On account of this testimony Mayor
isni ana nis Doara decided that Phil
lips waa unfit to hold office, no matter
what his qualifications as a mechanio
mig-ht be.
Tber refused to. appoint anr of ths
others on the eligible list because the
mayor said tha examinations given by
tha commission were so farcical that a
monkey in - the Cltv cark . soo mlzht
easily have passed them." . ,
Journal, want ads 1 cent a. word.
Entertained Slstrr, AH Right; ,
, fttalte Presa Leased Wire.!
Berkeley, Cal.. ulr . Left to anter
tatn his little sister while mother was
away, 7-year-old Christian Rouse g-ve
two fingers of Ms right' hand to the
cauae. The children vwere plavlng in
the. yard and the little sister, who Is S
years old, ha4 been cutting grass roots
with sharp, hatchet. She asked her
brother to lay. his hand on a chopplne
block, and let her chop It. .The lad
compiled and the little girl with one
stroke severed two fingers as eleanlr
as , surgeon might The . boy was
rushed to a hospltaJ.
Prosier Votes Bonds.
ichbol altion-Badar. f h.r.""?;
r ana one against. Tho
u15", T1111 ued. ,n bulldlna- another
achool In Buena Vista section -wt dis
trlct No It. -Rapid settlement of lr--rigsted
lands has made this nee. gar y.
hounced that he will sell in a few days
Knotner issue or aouuu worm of bond
for rinley,-makln- ttairof-Hfttia-for
that district this rear: also $f40
Worth tit hmiil. y.nfnl
as the Prosser bonds. ......
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