THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER SO. 1C0D.
Scotch Flannel
Boat 7o Grudo.Cl
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At'out 51X0 yarda of full bleached llmk Toweling
of ki'lendij wearing quality, comei full 16 inches
wiJe And i very absorbent, Alwaya oIf at 7c a
yard.' On aalo llargaiu l'riday at ............. ,?.Bf
NEW IDEA
IIAGAZINES
Hail Orders Promptly and Carofully Filled
NEW IDEA
PATTERNS
10c
All Styles & Sites
Best' 75o Quality
Special for tomorrow, a sale of '1000 yards of
finest Imported Scotch Flannels. r They come
full 36 inches wide and are shown in a larpe va
riety of neat styles in medium and light colors.
A most desirable fabric for waists, children's
Blanket HohcaPlfk
. Best 01 Kind.fyCL
A 'very jecil offering of Blanket Robei, just the
thina; for the tabic.. They come In attractive atylea,
Teddy, beara, dogi, horses, squirrels, rabbits, chick
ens, etc., in pink and blue colon, bold everywhere
at $1.00. On sale Bargain Friday at.... 70f
-. .
10c
50 Cents a Tear
Express Prepaid on Orders of $5.00 or Over
presses, shirts and pajamas. 13est(75c A
quality. On sale Bargain Friday at,... DUC
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Host Important Salo of New
Press Goodsand Silks
Thousands of yards of brand-new Impprted
and Domestic Dress Goods and Silks on special
sale tomorrow. The newest weaves and color
ings are included. The silks make a superb
i i rrM t ;tt! . . , t .
snowing, ine onuiani weaves ana ncn color
ings are simply indescribable. Instead we can
but drop a beauty hint here and there and tell
rou of the "price clips. In our
great dress goods stock there is
not a taste that cannot be suit
ed, because the assortment em
braces every stylish weave,
every fashionable coloring, r ,'i
Now Dress GoMs 50o, G5o Grades 35o
New 36-inch Woolen Dress Materials, shown in a wonderful
assortment of styles. f Plain and Fancy Scotch Mixtures, Satin
Striped Prunellas, Scotch, novelty and broken checks, stripes
and herringbone weaves. . Splendid fabrics for every-day wear
and children's dresses. , Regular ,50c and 65c grades.
JUL
filial " "2.
On sale Bargain Friday at . . . . .
Novelty Coatings 01.50 Quality 7 5o
A' splendid bargainone not, met with every dayV A sale of
52-inch heavy All-Wool Novelty and Fancy Coatings. : Shown
in a large variety of choice designs in the.new shades of gray,
bjue, brown, red, green; castor, etc. 'Splendid wearing fabrics,
made from thoroughly scoured yarns and warranted all 'TP-
pure wool. Reg. $1.50 (quality. Bargain Friday at. . . . f iJC
New Wool Fabrics, Evening1 Shades, 45o
For tomorrow we have arranged a special sale of New Woolen
Fabrics in a full showing of the most popular ; weaves and
shades for evening wear,; , French Albatross,' Nun's Veiling,
French Serge, Henriettas, etc. Fine wool fabrics in shades of
pink, rose, light blue, tan, steel, champagne, Nile green Iav
ender, wistaria, electric blue, Copenhagen, etc." , Usual jt
60c to 75c qualities; Special for Bargain Friday at . . . .frDC
Swiss Messaline Silks, Plain and Fancy, 69o
An out-of-the-6rdinary sale of Plain arid Fancy Swiss Messa
line Silk's in widths from 20 to 27 inches. S Shown in a full as
sortment of the new season's most popular styles and shades.
Plain, Jacquard and narrow herringbone stripes, etc., in 7 A
regular $1.00 and $1.25 qualities. Bargain Friday at... 07 C
Worn en's Umbrellas
$1.50 Values at $1.00
Vehave just received a spe
cial . purchase of Women's
,Fine Umbrellas, which we
place on sale tomorrow at
one third ! less 'than r real
worth. About ' 500 in " the .
lot Made on Paragon frame
laMfetti -T"ir " ".j - Y w tin-hi n - -
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with steel rod. : Covered with fine twilled silk and gloria cot
ton.' .Hundreds ot new style handles to choose
from. Best $1.50 values. Bargain, Friday at. ,. .
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OUB 514th BARGAIN FRIDAY
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Tomorrow's Great Sale offers exceptional buying opportunities. Place your ex
pectations high and you may still be sure they will be realized, for Friday's Bar-,
gains are above the average merit. A constant stream of satisfied buyers and the
marked increase in business week by week, however,' speak more forcibly of the,
superiority of our offerings than all we can say. in their behalf. - Be here tomorrow,
Bargain Friday, as early as possile arid profit by this sale. . . ,
Friday '
Specials.
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Some record-breaking bargains for tomorrow. Noth
ing but- good, seasonable merchandise nothing but
what is adaptable for fall and winter wear. , We place
on sale at specially reduced prices one each of the fol-
' lowing Suits, Long Coats, bkirts,, Wrappers and
Waists. Tomorrow this will be , Portland's bargain
center in all Wearing1 apparel, for we have reduced the
' above mentioned items to a degree impossible else
where in Portland. . . , ' . v
Full Length Coats
$7.50
Long Coats of fancy coatings, including novelty stripes
and r mixtures, in many desirable colors. Semi-fitted
effects. Collar and cuffs of same cloth or velvet.
Aft elegantly tailored garment
throughout A $10 coat. Bargain
rnday price . . . : . . .
Qj)TOo
Fall Suits at $17.50
A. special reduction for tomorrow's sale. A suit com-
Bining all the 'new. fall ideas of style. A strictly tai
lored three-quarterxoat"and pleated or "gored
skirt. Made of superior quality.' serge in
61ain or. fancy weaves,' Colors are black and
blue, tan, gray, green and other desirable col
ors. in the new fall
shades ; $22.50 vals.
Bargain Friday
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;il 1I1U UL11CI UCSlIdUIC tuj-
W.50
Q1.25 Wrappers4 for 69o
Wrappers of a fine quality percale. Black, blue,
red and gray figures and stripes, Several styles
with flounce. : These are our jr f"V
$1.25 wrappers.' This price for f rfe Ufl (f K
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Q4 Walking Skirts, $2.95
Walking Skirts of a fine quality worsted Pan
ama, in black, blue, brown and gray. Pleated
and full gored effects. Some are perfectly plain
and others are limshed
with a taffeta or satin
fold. A $1.00 skirt value
tomorrow only .
75c and 85o Waists at 48o
Fall Waists in a dozen different styles. . Em
broidered fronts, pleated, tucked or plain. Of
good quality lawn, percale, chambray and ging-
nam, in piain wmte ana cnecK:
polka dots of various colors.
Our 75c and 85c waists. Spe-
348c
1 000 Sample Gurtains
Arabian Color Only,
Values Up to 02.50
the Pair, on Sale at
We do not expect the lot to last all day
'at this urtuaually low price, o If .you
would share In the offering come early.'
Manufacturers' Sample Curtains in. Scotch lace; andcable net,
lit Arabian color. " Shown in a1 full assortment 6f the season's
best styles.', They com yards long and from -12 to 54
inches wide.' Just the thing for small windows, glass doors,
etc. Many can.be matched in.pairs.;, Some are'slightly' soiled
from handling.- Regular values up to $2.50 a'jaiy On XL(
sale whiltf they last Bargain Friday at, each.. .t.V!.... OuC
TWO VERY IMPORTANT OFFERINGS
Iriomeh'sUhionSuitG
Best g2.00 Values at Q 1.3 9
g2.50-93.00 Values at Q1.69
. We are prepared to "ilemohstrate to you' that this is
Portland's best . underwear storeheadquarters for
the best sorts and values. Two values of extreme
importance for tomorrow's sale. Women's Winter
Weight Fine Wool Union Suits'in elastic rib, form
fitting and perfect in finish, neatly trimmed., Shown
in all styles and sizes in gray color. - Values such
as we have not heretofore , been privileged to offer
in conjunction with the first showing of the season.'
Two lots to choose from '
52.00 VALUES
PRICED AT. . .
$1.39
$2.50 AND $3.00 f
KINDS AT ....1
$1.69
Tomorrow and Saturday Your Last
Opportunity to Buy
Women's 900, 55.00 fr Q
and Q6.00 Shoes at only tfiteoW
We have some 500
pairs of the Fullam
stock of Women's
High - Grade Shoes
which we intend to
close out at this sale.
They .come ' in ' all
good styles and
leathers, and in most
all sizes. The Laird-Schober, Wichert-Gardner, Ziegler Bros,
and Val Duttenhofer Shoes, in regular $1.00 $5.00 Aej Aft
and $6.00 grades. Priced while they last at ) ?
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SAYS I J. C. A.
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WORK
W IL Day of Kailroad Di
ision Pays Portland
s Brief Visit.
' W. H. Day, on. of th. International
' eecret&iiea' of the railroad division of
' th. Touny Men'a Christian association.
. visited Portland yesterday and reported
rapid extension of the activities of his
: department in -the northwest. Mr. Day
cam. 'to Portland esbeciallv to attend
the wdddlng- of his brother, H. W, Day
. oi wnite Baimon, who was roamed ye
.' terday to Miss B.rtha Brown, also of
. Whit. Salmon, at the First Congrega
tional church. On his trip, however,
W. H. Day, who makes his headquarters
fn Chicago, is looking after th work of
ms department, i
"The T. M. C A. Is almost revolution
ising work In the railroad construction
camps of the United States," said Mr.
Day. "In 'thousands of railroad division
points we have - association- buildings,
out the marked movement Just at pres-
ent is the extension into the construc
tion camps where good Influence) are
usually sadly lacking.
"In the past It has been the general
Idea that gangs of laborers working far
from their, homes, or -other restraining
Influences, could not get along without
the saloon. In. many camps it has been
a regular thing for a large proportion
of the , workmen" to get drunk r every
payday. V The Y. M. C. A., however, is
proving mat tnese men ao not want
liquor, and wUl not go to the saloons If
they have other entertainment and com
fortable quarters where they are wel-
corau wneu oir amy.
"I can give no better Illustration than
to tell what occurred at the big , Taf t
tunnel on the Milwaukee, which was
three years under construction. When
the T. M. C A. went there a doccn sa
loons were prospering. ' On payday the
men went to the saloons to get their
checks cashed.-, and usually spent 'all
they had made - Th railroad gave us
a 12300 building and employed a secre
tary, and within a short time the men
were completely won over. Instead of
spending their money for. drink they
gave it to the T. M. C. A. to send home
to their families, and spent their spare
time reading and playing games In the
association ouiiaing.
"Wherever we found a railway asso
ciation we proviaea ror cashing cnecits.
This is usually done by the saloons, but
when the laborers find that the assocla-
their construction camps. More of this
extension work is in prospect where
construction is going on in Oregon, but
definite arrangements have not been
made." . . .' . '' - '
Mr. Dav left last night for San Fran
cisco, a.nd will go from there to his
home in Chicago.
KINGS INVITED TO
P0KT0LA FESTIVAL
' Can Francisco. 8eoL 80.- Invitations
to attend the Portola celebration to- be
neia in Ban Tanoisco in uctooer are
being - sent out by the committee to
every king, prince and potentate In the
world,
Nearlv 100.000 Invitations ar belnv
lseuea ana every point on- me g-iooe
win oe reacnea oy tne missives.
The Invitations are engraved and on
the cover a shield k embossed with th
letter "P" In the Portola colors, red
.vra. w... ... ... limit MIVUV iuttj ZeSLlVaf , EPlTlt.
KXIIIIFBL KiWBbJT CUIUS IU U . HQ ILI (3 RUUO
sending home a large proportion of their
earnings. In single camps we have sent
home as much as Sla.eoo on on oavdav.
whereas before the T. M. C A. went
ther practically nothing was sent out.
Even foreigners, who do not speak Eng
lish, soon learn that tne association or-
REPRESEHTATIVE .
FOR PORTLAND
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Census Taking Will Entitle
. State to New Dis
: : trict. .
Portland's prospects of having a rep
resentative In the next congress are
growing brighter with the preliminary
work of taking the thirteenth federal
census., - A third . congressman for the
statts Is practical! v assured.- as the in
included in tne list or invited sruests I in r.nn...tin v..
r .11 K TTnlt. C... -7. ' 'i I ' --
navy officers, all foreign diplomats, all
incorporators, J. H. Kelly, W. O. Man
ning; ana Kussell e. sewell.
Melrose City Athletic club, principal
? lace of business, Portland; capital
100: incorporators, Lewis C. Garrigu
1 Boneboro Orchard company, principal
place of business, Hood River; capital
stock,- $100,000; incorporators, C. R.
Bone, Myron Bruner, V. C Brock and
J. w. Mcuonaid.
DE. BADE EXCAVATES
E0R BIBLICAL L0KE
fleers are their friends and begin com
ing to us. . - , -i k
Over 80 per cent of the railroads of I
tne unitea Mtates recornisa th work
that the association Is doing to make
tneir workmen aooer ana industrious,
and these roads meet all the expense of
th T. M. C A., providing buildings or
tents ana paying ror a secretary.
This wora: is newer in th .racinc
northwest, but It Is getting a strong
foothold. Winston Bros., the contrac-
ors who are double tracking betwsen
Portland and Tacoma. have asked us to
institute T. M. C A. organisations in
roreign consuls in America, th gov
ernors of the states, mayors of all
cities, celebrated personages, scientists,
Inventors, authors, painters, actor and
financiers of note In this countrv mil
in juurop. . .. j
SACRAMENTO COUNTY
no Dmintiii, GilS
OR OTHER STOHAGH DISTRESS.
Relief in five minutes awaits
every Stomach sufferer
here.
Nothing will remain undigested er
our on your tmth if you wiil
a little ltpepin ovionally. Tht
powerful' disestire ad antacid, thji
birmlni and plencant randy, wiil
c t id prepare for imlitlin lnt
t. 1 nrJ ll th ffwd you rn e t
lit bt rour 'om'h crsven wlth-
r ? t-e ! ritt ff er ln' eet Ltti r
f t yr-fm-.t ii- bf.ner4 with mt :r ri-1-
i, tificf ir, ; fin S'lT.irh Hfrt
'. rri. tVu'er p-t". or a . r
you be suffering now from any atomact.
disoroe-r you can rt retlf wlthla flv.
minute.
If you will get from your pharmacist
a -ceni ess or lip iiapepaln yoa
could always go t th tabl with
hearty arpetrte, and your meals would
tMti gond. oecaus ro would know
ther wmild b no Irt4(sstlcm or Fleerv.
ieS Bights or HU(h. r "tomsrh A 4n fVit-orw nn.l 1
mleerr sll th t y: tni. betd RljU lO LnlCilJO MM JtC
yoq wouhi not tte iiii'itm or llTer
pins to 1"-v your stomach ar.d bowel
cls nd freh.
Pr IM r-r1 n ran h r-h t ' n f-rrm
yex-r drucr rt. ssd -"Tit(n r-r thn
re rt I nA r-t t'vn or f' fT a There;
! not rir letter f C, oo t ft
(i ' h or K-yr d"- r-"- tk-e rtoiray h f I
to .' h1lri
os-rr.l arti ;e fn lc.
ber of state inhabitants to (60,000, says
3. C. Beach, census supervisor for Ore
gon.
With this enumeration, the third rep
resentative is assured, ami the only
question open will be how to redtetrlct
tn state to make the third district.
Those following th question closely
conclude that it Is due Portland, since
M A K FN I jA V I Nil 111 LH1 IN I l&rffeat in and around this city. The ai
hous is up to congress, but th man
her of forming a new district tn the
stat will be don by th sUt leglal
ture.
Portland and vicinity has grown bv
leaps and Pounds tn past 10 years, and
everything Indicates that a sufficient
number will be tabulated to Justly war
rant district of which this city will
b th greater part. - -..
Th l0o census gave th stat of
Oregon approximately 4OQ.000. and
new representative is allowed for each
in. ooo. This growth has easily beta
reacnea. asserts tiupervisor Beach.
0t very name" will b th sloasn
with which th 110 enumeration will
h made. Mm are now being engaged
to ao the work, ana la plan or laying
out district Is being forrnad by th
supervisor. Actual work of taking: th
name ooes not oegin until next- AnrlL
snd lasts only 11 days, tut much pre
liminary work Is necessary to get th
field orranlsed. The hrsdioarters for
th Second district of this state will he
fn Portland and under charge of Mr.
Beach.
fTntted Press Leased Wlrs.l
Ruttl. iiAnt IA A ....
oi tne escramento county, California,
exhibits made a lavish distribution of
tnai county s product today at the ex
position. The most notable was the
free distribution of 10.000 banket f
louy grapes. Ther were distributed
also 7000 packages of matches and 0.
00 heartshaped badges signifying "The
heart of California" L. K. LovexlaL
chairman of th Hacramento countv
commute to th fair, and J. A. FtU
cner vi Bacramento, executiv commis
sioner to th axposltion. were creaant
nd th distribution was In rharg cf
uperintenaeni or uthiDits Harn v
CPtM,
Mr. Gtorg Grannis Dies.
tSaleai tami f TV 1mm. t 1
ftalem. Or- Kerf. 10 Mr.
urannis. wire or tev. nr. urannls, who
ws. pastor of tha Methodist church of
this tlty for rir. rears, died at tha
or her Slater. Mrs. W lams, eaar
ef this city Hmxtaf night. Mrs. Grannts
KM neen 111 for sonw tlm and had re
turned to Salens recently from th east
wner an baa gone for Her health.
tnm
TKaeta en ae Oc'ober 4. via tha
F--ae. Pt.rtland A SeaHl mlVIT.
erta liars F, 1 In emimTti,
f r. er ra!ia-T frm Pr-v
p-i. f rt-ni i nit fT-rt t 1
1 71't ftftfi r TMd and
rftrr)r ) f tr,!H r, f--
erfer uii(i f -.'!i l Urt St.
-t aia. cat 1 rr. t wl
" Xrw Corporal Ion a. t
fRaleai iiirwi mt Tm learMt l
ilem. On Kept. J. Artk-le of In
corporation were Tied in th offle of
the rtrT rf state today It follow:
feerieea ti oas romrarv. prlav-
r'pai rr rt r.uiea, itaaer tTtv; cap
ita xnrk. II Incorporaters. W.
M rurMm. Fred T. Jonasoa and Joawt b
"Id Ray Orantt kwphiit. pHs-
r i a i ptirf rr : n , : m. cap
fa 1 -. t: I ' . lvM-THrator. C. R.
H C "tlard iM fc F. I-oder.
lahst Trarrr t;fi. Ijfend A
I tj'rr rrrrnT, pt, rl f-.a'' e-f
b.nea. I '-rt.and, car.ital to-a, itr.
' (United Preu Leased Wire.)
Berkeley. Cal.. Sent 30 Dr. Will
iam F. Bade.- of the facultv of the Pa
cific Theological seminary of this city,
Is pursuing excavation work in Es-vrit
for th purpose of procuring- data on
matters relating to the Bible, .accord
ing to Information just received here
by friends. In addition to being a ge
ologist ana arcnaeoiogist, jjr. tiaae is
a well Known authority on the Bible.
Tom letters received here it was
learned that Dr. Bade is engaged in re
search 'worg m tne vicinity or Cairo.
i-ater he win Journev-to the Upper Nile,
where he - exnects to add' considerably
to th world's knowledge of the Bible
as result or his studies there.
Cook Puts Arsenic In Biscuit. '
Dnlted Pima LeaaM Wlra 1 .
Petaluma. CaL. Sent. 10. Th farklW
pf Henry Davia, a wealthy farmer liv
ing near nere, wno were accidentally
poisoned oy arsenic last night, are re
ported to be on the road to recovery
iuubj-. n.u oi mem were maae violent
ly ill or eating biscuits that tha iwik
had sprinkled with flour that hH nr-l
iuubij uwu inucu wun araenie nr nn
of the family for the purpose of rid
ding th place of rats. Th mistake
was not discovered until the arrival of
a pnystcian who administered sn antu
a oi ana succeeded in saving their lives.
Perfectly Moulded Figures
Another XadJoal Slovary. V
To get cut of condition Is detrimental
to beauty of form as well as to health.
There is a certain flabblness which roha
good figure of charm and grac. Tbos
who ara beginning to grow fat rapidly
ar never in th pink of condition.
But her medical science ha allrnt
in with a very wonderful remedy ons
which not ooly restores a perfectly l
mouiaea lorra out renews neoJth and
trangth. W giv the rerlD tn full fnr
th benefit of oar atontlsh friends: U
os. M arm a la. V, ox. Hold Extract Cas
rara Aromatic and th os. Peppermint
Water.
Any drnggist will make op this pr.
rlptlon. or supply you with tha in
gredients which yoi can mix yourself.'
The doe la one teaspoosful after tuh
meal and at bedtime. j
Th great virto of this "riarmlraa '
remedy I that hUM th exr-s fat la
being expelled, the person tinder treat
ment ha a h i;h arpetlte and dos
not nt t studv dJ' or go Is 1nr
tireme xerH-. Th th. irrtmi
la "refreshed and re!nrlrorte. t s
Mxd r--1 a i,l b).j'Tj .ar devlrp
riMt reat or 1 :
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The Best Hats---(nox
Every time dealer tells you that some " .
.' other make is JUST as GOOD as the
' KNOX he acknowledges what is an ac
, cepted fact that the KNOX is the
STANDARD by which all other hats.
. ' are judged. . ..
SILKS, OPERAS, DERBIES SOFT FELTS
311 MORRISQN
Opp. Postofficc
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