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.THE OREGON 'DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY '20, 1909. Demonstration Schram Fruit Jars TodayM Join Our Sewing Machine Club and Buy a Standard $5.00 Dovn. and $1.00 a Week Payments Does tt Skinner's Satin $1.50 a Yard Ve Do Fine Jewelry Repairing When you're, buying Linings,. buy .the. guaran teed kind. Buy from a store with the very larg est selection', so that-you Will be sure of finding the shades, you want, v Buy from the store that handles only reliabl e merchandise, I for there's where the guaranteed grades are found. Skin- First-class work done by careful and ex pert workmen, and only a modest price is charged ' for any work done here, and we gfuarantee , o u f repatri n g. Diamonds mounted while you wait. Cameos and all other stones mounted to order at lowest Bargains in warm weather goods are brought forward here at prices that for thrifty folk to' ? rebd means to buv and that nuirklv'' All simmM , nwMcifVc aw tUnn nnw'af wttrnr1rtc " We have it in black and all colors, tave it in black and all colors, A Cf j .r y M; rr. stamped on seivage. Yard 1 , Du J " and 7Aere are plenty of things that everyone has need of. - 7ev fa sufs arrive every day pnces. Rjnga sized and soldered 20c name for a short time at, each.... 0Msg Worimim & Meu r Gigantic Sate of Ostrich Plumes Milady should have her hat richly decked with the finest ostrich plumes this fall, when she has a chance to buy the finest there are at such Tow prices as these. Bought by us in New York while the season was quiet and a prominent dealer had to sell a large lot quickly torea I ize cash. White, black or colors in great variety Colored Plumes a Third Less These come in many shades, and the veryishades that . will . be extremely popular when; this sea son's, fashions are announced. The very dainty color tones as well as some 6f the more pro nounced shades are included.' They come in shaded pinkV light blue, oldrose. pink. Copenha gen, navy, red, green, brown and blended shades. 14-iiC $3.75 Tal....f 2.50 KS-in.. $10.50 val.. .9 T.OO 16-ia 18-in- $6.1 20-in, $7.J 14.50 f 3.00 i tr ' t i6.00- yK,.f4-O0 SO val... .8B.OO 70-in$9.(r'fit.rr. f 00 lMn, raL,.f o.a White and Black Plumes Fourth Less lS-in $12.00 val... $8.00 16-in., $13.50 val.. f 9.00 18-in, $15.00 vaL.f 10.0O 20-ln, $16.50 vaL. $11.00 18-in., $18.00 val.. $12.00 22-in., $22.50 val.. $15.00 The White or JBlacJciJumeijiiiejn. single or . . , ' willow plumes,. 15 to 27 inches, long,; and are laneLUncn in our COZY tea priced regularly at $3.50 to $48.00. Sale prices : ' . , .... , S-in4 t 3.5d'.3Pat$2.65.20.in:$ 9.00 .vafc.$.T5 224n $18.00 Val.."$13.50 24-in., $28.00 vaL 16-in, $4.50 vaL..$3.35 18-in flO.OO val... $7.50 24-in, $20.00 val.. $15.00 24-in..' $30.00 vaL 18-in, $ 6.00 .vaL.'.f 4.50 19-ia.i" $12.00 vaL..$0.0O 27-io... $24.00 val..$18.00 26-iru $33.00 VaL, ,4-in, $ 8.W val...f.uw zo-in., S16.00 yaL.51Z.00 27-in.. $25.00 val..$18.T5 27-in $48.00 val ' Room $21.00 $22.50 J 24.75 36.00 Boys' Indian Suits $1.25 Values M 98c .-. i y -. - a v . . ' " " - ' ' Parasbls98c Batisge Parasols in plain white, with very neat handles of natu ral wood, reg. val. up to An $1.50, for Wednesday. . . VOC 75c Hose 39cPr ' Look in the Hosiery Depart ment and see the display of Women's Mercerized Hose, Lisle Hose, etc, at 30 the pair. . The mercerized are in ' black, . navy and cardinal ; the ' lisle in-: plain1 black or embroid ered tan effects ; also outsizes in black with white feet Val iies wbrth up to -79c the OA pair.' Choice -UpC CHILDREN'S HOSE, me dium weight, fast black cotton, strop'g ribbed, - val'.. to 1 O I 20c the pair . . ..v. . 1. 1 2C CHILDREN'S PANTS, 'um brella knee, lace 'trim'd, ,t A values to 856, each...... .1 Jf C WOME N' S B a'T H I N O SUITS, wool materi- go iq als, $5.00 values ....3)JftO Reg. $2.75 val., 'special $1.89 WOMEN'S . COMBINATION" S U ITS;' low-necked short sleeves," knee' length, with Hm brella knee, values to fin I $1.35, at ......... ,.S0C A ut Glass ai One-HMpfi A large hne of the most wanted articles are included in this re markable sale. Rich ware in sparkling beauty, new designs, per fect in every detail, but sold down to odd lots and short lines. Nappies, Berry Bowls, Salads, Spoon Trays, Olive Dishes, Bon bons, Wines, Decanters and manv other articles, and, no matter what ypu choosy you will find it here at a saving of ONE HALF Dinner Set Sale Continued Wednesday SEMI-PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, in dainty pink border decorations, with dainty clusters of small flowers and vines, neat green tracing near, flowers, gold tracing, full gold line traced on handles and knobs: 50-oiece sets, worth reenlarlv A m rw $7.45 for;.;v... vr-.W.-vV .vv,..,. .,: ..Ail 33 50-PIECE SEMI-PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, with heavy gold border in fancy de sign, with gold bands outside border and g;old line handles and knobs, reg- n A ular $8.00 value, at ..... ; ...... cbD Jll 60-piece sets, worth regularly $9.60, on special sale at only 87.00 100-piece sets, worth reeTilarlv-$14.00. on soecial sale at Sil.RS 112-piece sets, worth regularly $19.50, on speciajsale at $15.50 50-PIECE SEMI-PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, decorated with light pink flowers and green vine borders, gold traced and gold line handles and knobs, fancy shapes, regular f oi $8.00 values, special at , .... ........... . JhO.Z5 SEMI-PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, 50 pieces, with Delft blue borders or neat full gold lines and gold trimmed handles and knobs, plain shapes, eg. $9.25 -I ; I . f S ti m crt m ' mi wiimi '.nun .w MNattvWeckwMr In Lingerie Dresses White, blue, lavender and other light summery shades; in sheer, dainty mulls, lawns, etc They are made in distractingly pretty styles, the ideal modes for real summer weather ot the sort we are having now. Look well and feel cool; made with yoke of lace. Regular values up to $18,501 ' "' " f . 1 it ' ... I " . 1.' .!'' special tor Wednesday, a lot ot two hundred-one illustrated here-at only $6.79 15c Wash Goods 5c Wednesday Morning From 8 Till 1 P. Rl. A lot of just 60 pieces of Very desirable Wash Goods, in Dimities, BatisteSj Serpentine Ray, etc. Very pretty, patterns, splendid qualities.: Eeg.; 15c. C' the yard. Choice Wednesday morning, 8 till l.Ov WHITE INDIA: LINON,aine t sheer 'quality, 40 incheswide, a lot of 3000 yards. Wednesday 1 A from 8 till 1 o'clock at . . - ' . . . . 1 1 UC NemiVash Goods Mc to 35c Just received a big double shipment of Imported Wash Goods, consisting of real English Waist and Tennis Flannels, , for shirting, dresses or wrappers. ; These goods are in rich silkiand cotton combinations. EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES at 20f, 25 and 35 35 c Via lie JabotsStock Collars, tailored ef- WOMEN'S SHORT AND fectSrand Windsor Ties, reeular LQNG SILK GLOVES, all values up to 35c each, 1 T Wednesday. ..... .. . . 1C FANCY RIBBONS.in Persians, Dresdens, stripes and other fancy patterns, regular values up Bizes and colors, much in demand for wear in warm weather. Spe cial at, the pair, 50 j 5Q EMBROIDERIES, B a t is t e . Nainsook, and Swiss materials,' 60-piece sets, reg. $10.70 val., special SS.50 ; value' sPecal 9I mOD 100-piece sets, reg. $16.00 value, at $12.50 V 60-piece sets, regular $11.75 val., at $0.35 112-piece sets, reg $20.10 value, at $15.00 100-piece sets, regular $18.50 value $14.75 Girls' Dresses at 49c Some of these are slightly soiled bat the regular values run up to $3.00. For little ladies, from 4 to 14 years of age; made of white" lawn or linen ylft buster or waist style; you choice at, only..JC GIRLS' DRESSES, of .percale, gingham, or chain bray, n many pretty stylet and colors; sizes ftQ . 2 to 12 years; values to $1.75; choice for. HOC Values worth regularly to $2.75, special $1.30 Values worth regularly to $3.50, special $1.88 1 Values worth regularly to $6.00, special 3.10 - to 50c the yard, Wednes- Q , values up to $4.00 the A M q day. . , , 4 , , .. . , Z.-. . . . . jC yarLi: Special at. VilplTrO 75c Dress Net Special Wednesday at 42 inches wide in white, cream or ecru; dotted or small flowered effects: values to 75c the yard -exceptional Values- for this sal at, the yard.. 48f Valenciennes Lace and Insertions, worth to $3.00 the dozen, at dozen.. 98 Women's Handkerchiefs, worth to 50c special values at, choice, each. . 194 SkiHhxMMemsMM Mr. Anderson is one of the busiest men that ever left New York City'for the women of Portland have swarmed to have' him cut tylish skirts for them from the goods re are selling at cut prices. Such a rare .combination is deserving of the attention of all economists, for we guarantee all skirts cut by Mr.' Anderson, to fit perfectly, and we not only cut the skirts freej but WE, SELL EVERY YARD OF FANCY DRESS GOODS IN THE STORE AT REDUCED PRICES. THE SKIRTS-CUT-FREE OFFER'APPLIES TO ANY GOODS BOUGHT IN OUR STORE AT REGU LAR OR SPECIAL PRICES. THIS INCLUDES THE FANCY DRESS GOODS. f BLACK DRESS GOODS,, SILKS, j WASH AND. LINEN SUITINGS, ETC, ETC. ' ... iiimii. in .. , ii, , , ........ - ;T- ' - " . v I JAPAN WEEDS OUT WEAKLIH6S Prills in A-f ul Heat and Cold Getting Beady for Kussia Again. (Cltrd.I,rMW Vn4 Wirt.) ' An(rl, Cat. July 10. Dlscuaa . 5rr the action of military officer in . I isclngr the llv f )fr men in eop nrrlT by exposure co a scorching sun m tiile on drill, a nalliUry expert here today eald: ' - "The drlllln- of troope during the mmt unfavorable--weather In con formity with the established principle of the Japne general staff te elim inate weaklings from the flehUng Una and to have only ine roost sturdy tn.T remain in the organisations which would he caiied Upon to stand the first hork in case of war. All imldlpr shoeing constitutional weaJc r.esa, who. do not prlh under the dras tic training, are jplaoed In the reserve. "Iiurtng iaet December, an infantry fcrlrade ' ordered to a-le Mount l'uil)im Murine a blinding Muxard end -r Jtt tin m-re lost durtnjr the as-c-tt. A srreat popular outbreak was ?i.4rro1y jtverteil t the time, but the ! rui staff. eijHIned the order which ''eJ In the heavy loss ty stating t'st tuw.-.s n-eeary to Ir.ure the mea t to both cold and heat, even though lives J trips the value of oxygen treatment was were sacrificed. In view of the InevlH tested thoroughly., " i wa" able etruvarle wh.eH n.nin. with I a . i. . . . able struggle wh.ch is pending with Russia. In Manchuria. ' , . ' V-e present driUing of the troops In the stifling heat which sweeps over Japan In the summer indicates that popular disapproval has not influenced b""." mi a in toauiuiing more humane methods In the conditioning of "Tt la satlo.t .V.. .1 . ... . a ui.i ui. ov.. oi over 1000 soldiers have been ' sacrificed In . I 8 ; poucy, since the close i "'" wr. ana mai inousanas Of Others have been lni,n.rtlt.ii em. military duty. Despite the protests of the press and ths progressives among military officers, the mikado has-refused to Interfere with the inhumane policies of the general staff. MOUNTAIN CLIMBING S 5 TESTS FOE ATHLETES . . (United Press Leased Wti.) ' L " Kew Haven. Conn., Jnly 10. The rigid training .and -dUclpllnet -which -Jap-ewldlefs are being subjected will be Imitated by Tale university In train in br athletes if the recommendations of a report in the hands of the, faculty are carried out Mountain climbing un der adverse conditions of -altitude; and unL??tU2n m,i T?.UTS',i- wltn the elimination of air candidates for athletic hon, ho cannot survive the testsT ..k.L.. UD TU unJp-gTaduates were wibjecte of demonstration by the Tale gymna slum directors last year A' Jour ney was made to Mexico durlna the Christmas vacation and the. endurance of several tinrwrrf ... . . . hv s series of mountain cllmblns trips. Poporatapetl and Istacclhuat iach 000 feet .high, were scaled. On those to th un.vtrs.tjr by Professor William w najwsHutg. mi vviut i4i x ml ffrm nssium. i " MESSINA ORPHAN CATXS queen;litti:e mamma Rome, July. 10. A few days ago the queen visited. the hospital to see little Mlchfle Gallo, sn orphan of the Mes sina earthquake who. has' been taken in charge of her majesty. . The poor litfle j, on aisemg me queen, clapped his hands. ervlna 'Snamit. mamita'. (little mama), which deeply .1,. uu.wu, mm nmainsa- a long time with -the child, and on leaving promised to come often to gee him. On U.vln tha hA.nlt.1 .u . . made the subject of an enthuslastio ovation. t..- . HEAVY EXTOETATION ; OF ARGENTINA WHEAT Buenos Ayrea. July 10. Dnrtna- first five months of this rear the raTusSli.1 ammn.td "r A decree has been published modify ing the law prohibiting the importation of cattle from certain countries, so that those countries may send cattle to the exposition of 1910. The government has ?lw.."'in? "tructions to our minister In Washington to agree with the Bu- refllt' Of Am.P nn HannMlM ; gram for the exposition. . - , Journal want ads. -cost lucent a word. PEEP AT DUTCH LIFE HUD Fllll -.- - ,, - ........ ; , 1. v'. x f BUcn a pretty peep at Dutcbland. with 1U pelft bin windmills, lta blue and white tiles, its blue and ; white dishes and 1U blue and white people, mprereal than' the .real thlngl That Is what delights at the Orpheum this Week." ; A oharminar aetUnsp vttk urrv in its midst, letting-out ever and anon the Most Infectious laugh that - keeps uw suumn cnoruing , in sympathy. And 13am Chip, tha pudgy little Dutch boy. sewed un in fethlnr Viaiimna skips about after -her and sings dello lous songs and-vjrlves the rlsrht answers to herr-mlschlevotia truestions. These two, funmakers have played together iicm muri in some or ut tioyt come dies and they have lost none of their chRrm. 1 v ' Btepp. Mehllnser and K3ns have a skit that Is so 'spontaneous In its mirth and lolllty that It reminds one of three col lege fellows trying to make np the coin mat a sympatneue aad won't "cough up." . Each is . good in his way, one a ?lanlst, one a -clever banjolst and the hlrd a rood character artist whn en. joyed his encores as much as the list ener did. ! ; - i. - . -. Miss Greatrex Is a charming whistler With a really mnsleal and unacresehv tone tend she whistles old songs In a j delightful manner which Is enhanced by her exceptionally sweet face and good way of dreesing. Six American Danger) succeeded In troducing a little novelty into one of the most monotonous -of acts wooden shoe dancing. They, appear by ones, twos, three and sixes; In costumes that at least lend -s pretty touch of color ana wma up wun an ensemole dance done at such swift tempo that the bouse la taken, by surprise. The two playlets offered are "tire some. "A Kins for a TJlsht" has unit. cuse for existing and pans: out worse at tne ena .men at tne beginning. The other, "Held LTp," reverses the order and amuses at the end when the actors forget their play and present burlesque songs.' Charles Marvelle opens the firogram In a snaky costume with -equal-y serpentine contortions. The orches tra numbers and moving pictures cora- pieie a vera gooa diu. . rrcmiVG eruptions ;c QUICKLY COOLED iuaiH few' drops of Oil of !wintr greea properly compounded and washed Into the akin will take away Instantly the worst kind of Itch. It irnii lr. .nff.Hn. wf.ft. - 1. f . skin trouble, such-as Summer-rashes, prickly heat, poison ivy, poison oak, eta, you can rid yourself of the Itch in 10 seconds by washing with Oil of "Winteesreert. MmrwiinilMi In Tt r tx Preecrlntion . .- Plinlflin. mutniu D. D. ). as the standard fnr vnmi and Psoriasis, and it hss cerUlnly been found Invaluable for all other skin, dis eases. filfMmnr. Ttrtia ft Dn,tl..l. r -r Wyatt, Vancouver, Wash.; Jones Drug fo..- Oresron fTltv. On riifa. itru. en Hlllsboro. Or. , - . Death Roll of . . the Northwest ' . BenutrdDelo Puinei. . . (Special Dispatch to The JoumiU . : Kutreae; pr, July JOBernard Delos Fains, one of the best known cltisens of Lane county, died at Tils home toEii srene sundav ami was yiiriiA tn .v. onlc meteryyesterday afternoon. He miu rami noiiow, Herkimer """"Ji. " xora, on AprUJ7, . 1839. JJ Benth artillery and served during ...w ""i" ,ii v ui war a petty ot- i!r . v """"e ln" aiter pan or tne con flict A. W . rwAmntA - IT . ice and was assigned to the commissary department; While In Eugene Mr. Paine 'nterSi th ,"Pting goods business with Charles Horn and later with W". H. Kay. disposing of his Interest in the business two or three years ago on ac count of bad health. Mr. Paine . waa known the,, state over as a sportsman, being a good shot with either the shot gun or rifle -and took part In many of the shooting tournaments held over the M t fl t A IX i la mnHukl k i j hrnthlkv T n . D.I.. i t. ' . another brother, T. M. Paine of Olen- coe. Minn. He was a Mason and was burled by that order with great honors. ' Mrs. O. W. Rich. ' ;wlc"i vvasn.. juiy zo. Mrs. O. W. Rich Aitut mt h k-.. I ,LI. at 1 o clock Saturday afternoon, after an Illness of less than a week, of peri tonitis. Rh. Ihtm Vi.K--.1 ahj . children. - -, --- , TZ.. ! Mrs. Rich was ' one of Kennewlck's 1 most prominent women. " During her four years' residence here she had been an active worker In church and social affairs.' She was to have been Installed as noble grand in the local lodge of Rebekahs last Tuesday, the day after he was taken UL No death In recent years- has caused such general and pro found sorrow.'. The eldest of the motherless children Is not yet 14 years old, and the young est la between- and 10 months. a The funeral will be held Monday and the remains sent to the old Rich home in Iowa,' in accordance with . the dying wish of Mrs. Rich. , . ' -. Mrs. Sidney Terrill. ' (Ipeelai Dispatch to The JonrsalA ' Eugene, Vr July 20 Mrs. Sidney S. T7Lm,TW! ,f.. ror A. C. Terrtll,. " of the University of Oregon, died at her home in this city Saturday evening after . an illness nf nnlv twn m v - j... duration. Her husband-was at Seattle " at the time of her death, not. having known of her lllnesf. He was attending tlie T. M. a A school preparatory to ' tsklnsr un hi. wnrvn mnr,in . . . - Eugene T. M. C A- when it ooens In the falL- Mrs. Terrill was the daughter nf Jdhn TV Tnnmm T l V - . -- ----- ---v--r. una De sides her father and husband,, leaves four slstsrs, two In Colorado and two In Bugeno, the latter two being Mrs. Ouj wj Stockton, wife of the city su- perintendent of schools, and. Miss Al berta J. Jones. . KILLS HIMSELF . - BEFORE S'WEETHEART ( Padua, July 10. -Pedro Mnn -, army surgeon, has committed suicide ' in the presence of, his sweetheart, by throwing himself from his window ta . the street
