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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1909)
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, . FORTLAND, . FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 1. 1D03. SI Store Obey Saturday at: Tafi Souvenir Badges Ffce---an(some J7emenoes of re President's Visit Ask; for; One ! fift Extra Bargain Prices That Spell a Warm Welcome to Our Customers Em - s The New Suitings Special 98c Yard Over 1800 yards of the newest and most admired Fall suitings, in- many color- ings and patterns; special for flQ,. Saturday only at this low price OL Store Closes at Ten o'Clock Sharp In order that our employes may see the president arid the parade, oun store will close for two hours and you must plan your shopping so that you can come before or after that time and'there are many pood bargains that should be -snapped up early in the morning. '; Saturday i . mIMif&Dm - - , , .. - , ( . 1 . i ' , 0Msg Wmimmn & '.Mm Great Stock Chid Coats Wfmh Sic This store Is headquarters for Children's Wear of all sorts. In Coats for little ladies of 6 to 14 years there's no establishment' hereabouts carries one fourth the assortment we do. ; Prove this asser tion for yourself. Bring the little miss in and let her try on some of our coats.' " You see how they fit and how well they look then note the low prices. That wilj settle it. You'll then surely be a regular customer in this department SPECIAL CHILDREN'S COATS, afces 6 to 14 years. Come' in-plain colors and fancy effects Well made and very stylish, A value that at tracts all who see them. - Special for Saturday at .... . . . ... . MVr a,, U 1. :.$4.98 WOMEN'S WAISTS in tailored linen styles 6r pretty Lingerie1 Waists that are worth up to $4.00, in many patterns and all sizes, Regu- d AO lar values to $4.00. Special at .......i?l"0 Girls-Dresses $3,69 Woolen dresses for school wear, made of good quality serge in navv. cardinal or brown, ages 6 to ,14 years, special at only. . . . . . . .$3.69 BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS, in dark wool mix- flj A AO tures,;ages 2 to 6 years, special, values at $3.48-and, j nts(j) fy 1 w X l' ' l j " " : I i -, I I " ::;.:;:: ""- ; Vi l -sr." ill II IT' " ' Black Dress Goods Special 98c Yard Regular $1.25 quality, and the correct weight and weave for latest Fall suit ' 'ngs sPeciaU the yard, Friday r Q Saturday at this low price VQv Store Open From 12 Noon to 9:30 P.M. All clerks will be back in their places and ready to serve you at 12 o'clock. We Iknow that there'll be a rush to take advantage of the ' ' many good specials offered, so we'll be prepared for you. There'll be no let up in swift selling from 12 to 9:30 at night. Be on hand. ' CMldmr'sStioes $ 135 Up Thonsands of parents know the superiority of our "Friend-Maker", line of Shoes for Children!.1 but to make them better "acquainted and introduce them to still more, we make Special prices on them for Saturday. They come in 11 styles, in heavy leathers for hard wear and in lighter for dressy use. All sues and widths at one .scale of prices. Sizes 5 to 8, worth $1.49, special at, "'pair $1.35 Sizes 8yt to 11, $1.79 value, special at, pair $1.60 Sizes lV2 to 3, worth $2.19, special at, pair $1.85 Sizes 2 to 7, worth $2.69, special, the pair $2.19 OUR "PEEL EASY"; SHOES FOR CHILI DREN are' the best made and best finishedshoes on the market. For little folks from 2 to 7 years of age it has always been hard to get shoes that would give service, yet not be stiff and uncom fortable. ' The happy medium is reached in the Jt,eel,ltasy; bhoes, which are priced as follows! Sizes 3t6 8' at $1.75 Sizes to 11 at $2.00 - Qitts''$2MSwmeis:foF$iM These sweaters look well and bring much comfort. Come in gray, white or navv blue, or cardinal, all siV rtmir 9 tr-iim.. sti ffs' $2.75 values $1.97 ; ;.50 values.1$2.68,,; (1 $3;7S ..values '$2.87 r $5M Bathrobes $2.95 Bought from a large manufacturer ar a iraction 01 me usuai, price, ana we'll make a new bargain record with the values we'll give while they last. Captured a lot of 300 in this buy, and should sell them all Saturday. They are blanket robes in various colors and patterns ; good long ones, full sizes and nicely fin ished with cord to match. In fact, they are splendid bathrobes to sell at $5.00, but as we bought them so we'll sell them, and Portland men may lounge round their rooms in greatest comfort for little cost; reg ular $5.00 vals. on sale (JJ QC at the special price of $jusO Splendid Umbrellas at $1 Fast black lisle taffeta, with tape edge, good strong frame and neat handles, strictly : rainproof. ; Regular dl Y A Ol.VV values to $1.'5 at $2:00 Veils af $lA8 Each Women's Dent style Cape, Gloves, in shades 'of tan, all Ar sizes; Prix seam, fine soft cape; values' to $1.50 pair, at VDC WOMEN'S AUTOMOBILE VEILS or Scarfs' of silk t MQ mull, 2 ot2Yx yds. long; $2.00 values, on sale at.......l.40 5J.75 Cloves $1.39 Pair Women's 2-clasp Kid Gloves, in black or assorted colors, including tans, browns, navys and white, splendid quality of kid; regular $1.75 Oft' values for ylJl $1.25 Flouncings at 59c '.Swiss- or y Naiftsook Skirt Flouncings, ' neat designs, openwork patterns, 27 inches wide, superb quality; selling regularly at up to $1.25 the yard, for the ; Two CO Days', sale at r..DfC Great Ribbon Sale A rousing special offered in the Ribbon Department two bargain prices that mean mighty savings on good quality rib bons. : They're in ; plain taf fetas, moires, moire taffetas, satin taffetas and fancy silks: widths run from S to 6 inches. Lot 1 contains values up to 65c the yard, for only L9C 35c Neckwear at 19c Lace ' Stock Cojlars, jabots, croat stocks and novelty neck wear;;, worth up to 35c 1 Q each, at only,..,,. 1C RUCHING3 in fleck . lengths, white, black,' light blue, pink . and two-tone effects; regular T price 10c the length, for; C ; the Two Days' sale at......JC ' All- Over Laces at 98c : 45-inch Nets and Allover Laces, in : white,. ecru" or cream; decidedly su perior for slips, yokes, etc; values up to $2 the yard, at WOMEN'S BELTS, in black elas tic, fitted with good buckles, in - large assortment; values up Ofl.: to 50c each, for............. fcSC 98c 45c Underwear at 29c Fleece-Lined Pants and' Vests in medium - weight cotton. :Vests' high neck and long-sleeved, pants ankte length. Sizes 4, 6 and 6. Regular Values up to 45c. f Special for two days . T. . . LtJjQ, , h WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, high & neck, long sleeve", ankle length. Sizes 4 and 5 only. Reg. A $1.25 values. Special at. . . 0"C MISSES' MEROD E UNION SUITS, winter weight, all sizes. Regular nrice. acrnrdUic tr nri rr . - - r r . - 1 . up to $1.00. Your choice n i&&rL of any size for twq days at. OuC WOMEN'S H O S E, plain i CHILDREN'S HOSE. In- black cotton, colored cotton,: eluding heavy weight for lace boot and black with em bovs and lie-ht weip-ht for broidered instep. Values to misses.' The best vahiM at 35c the pair, Your J this price in Portland. 4 r choice at . . . .v 1 C Special at I HP ' V TV f )WWMMm k - ,- -- ' i' i.U;li I 111 V 1 1 il Ul I II i tJ IiiS i sr 5 .a; mnn j iiji rri i nun tit him. tffl a il l IMM 1 11 WOMEN'S HOSE in plain BOYS' UNDERWEAR.mel mercerized lisle, black, navv. dium-weicht ribbed cnttnn gray, cardinal and Copenha-V shirts and drawers. Sizes 24 gen., Values to 65c fcQfl to 34. Values to 65c Jfft pair. Special at. . . ;1 .jrlC : Soecial at ... . . : ... -lHs . m ' " - ' - ' " 'MtW V DUE TO HIGH - IT OF FEED Creameries Advance 3Iilk Prices Better Quality Is the Cause. VtU-rm of milk Kld from crmfi4i . l.r, rt 4. th drnr U.k1r, rrmr urrlrln ml in. , -..rr t frtor r. imo4 (nor far tntr product !-u of r kot M,h ft t Vt t-i. Vi;k by ' rir.t 'rnifr ',y -ftir. - 'ti w ' i r.rf.r U 14. if'.'.k i r ' rt t ta in iUj-Jr m:K-d from it, r 1ft la cf f tw.ri,,.-! rromrr njn tnr ' :.i.i'T " 7h Journal ' " j.vl i'-tj.. .f tmo' m . - . u r ' , i- " -v . '. hiit'r, . , ( . . l f' vi , m I Tr? r J ' g-o up. but tb popl wljl b M8arel that ttjy gret more milk, Temm. flirt, than formerly. People are demanding; quality. Tbay know.' tow, what good quality la.- . Milk an aold directly from dairies waa raiaea in price tome time ago, th raaaon aaalirned beinc that thla year nearly all tttd tnuat ba purchased axid lta coat la considerable. IfllEREST SHOWN Hi dWIG HORSE SHOW la Olllmann'a rUln arhool ia the Oriental bmlrtinv on (he Iawia and Clark ezpoalttoa grontxlB la one of tha busiest places in PorUsnd each after noon, many rtdera and drlrera turnlna; ut to aoenetora thalr horsee to tfta rtrj In whtrk thsy .wlil bo shiblt"d i jr.nt laa borao show rlrh frs r'Xl Tnuraday and will eonlinue until Mt rly rih -with two programs each ir Prorainrtit )ori riefe owners ere ttBf mors Inter! In t hw tM year than rror bfo r4 .l ft t 'e .! bO e.l tr;nd Wfcen Uk' e-eel t.rf Mef vit ar J.t -:; ii- ' vt t lavs i-. Hated for th Portland show. Amon tbaaa la Indian, a splendid animal owno by Everett O. Grirs of T acorn a, for which It la reported that h recently paid $1300 In Chlcaa-o. Another fins new entry la princess Chic, owned by Mr a. J. S. Goldsmith of Heat tie, and only a short time a so ahirped to the coast ror show purposes, airs. H. W. Co la also to fcav a fin new entry, Bradley Boy. ' Mrs. Coo telea-raphed yesterday from Th Dal lea that ah had just purchased this hors and would show him at th Oriental building. A lrr number of Hunt CI vb mem bers left last flight to attend th hora show bow la prt ra at Seattle. Among them waa A. it. Cron in. the rridnr. who hope t add still raor nam to th lone l!t of oot-of-tewa owners wbo will nd tketr staUe bar. Coraerstono Lriti at AIbrU. Kim on too, Alt, Oct. 1- lapoalnf ceremonies attended. th larlfiaT of th corner atono today for th new leclsla tlT bnUdlnf of Alberts. Ills Exr. lenry Tri r?ry ofnrlaled at t cere rwrr and a mor f th other notJ par tlrijnts wer lAtvr.t or .root Bc,) and I fen- ir Hutserford., lloayd 1mm Pefeat. ,-i. rn ' tw i-Mj t .,, (vi. i Aa r-'c- l4 .r iMt1t er.tie ' Uo. if feoB&.z.f tta fl $5500 -waa defeated. A Vry Hrht rot waa caat. H for and .4 aralnst th bonds. The bond were 1 to be Issued for th purpose of io.provlna- th 1 1 1 treeta, rsylnr debte and ereetinr bulldlna; for a council chamber, city Jail and storaf room for fir ap- If , Lock for the Wis trade mirk on the b!ade it is a guarantee cf aiisfactiorr or your moncj back. Dcaltrs in frood cutlery sell Vl$s Scissors and Shears for erery conceivable ue. BACKACHE an iishes is ourww mm f Just a few doses regulate the Kidneys and end Blad der misery.' No man or woman her who kid ney arc otit-or-oroer. or who suffers imm oacicacne or Mad4r rriner-r. can afford to lae Pap s Ilnreuc untried. Altar Ulinj several doea, all pains n in HICK, siaes or loins, rheumatic twin re. nerTOinnes. fceadacba. umiv. ii.rwH, iniutoia fr swuiefi eyeiMs dlrxiaees, tired or worn-out feel In v a4 fiber sysnptoro of clogfad. alusalah ki-lneys simply Tanlh. l'ncootroiib! urination faspectally at nishtl. smartin-. divoiered water inJ a. I h!aMer mieery er.na Th moment y"i urct tha a?lrt. et kidney or t lad ir usordr. oa fel r t n pln, iij t cotit:ne to bs rr i or orr -1 rut r't a f'tr- 1 anowieajr that aier ,n ,h world, which is to h wirtnlB or will effect so thorouf M and f Prompt a cur. I i Thl unusual preparation r" drH L to th causa of trouh!, distributing Itf T clanslnir, hailn and ltalistna- lnfla en re directlw . i f land affected and compute th far ? beor you realise it. a i A fw day treatmort of Psfe's fH f retlc means dean, healthy. actlT kid V ne-. bladder and ar'iiarr organs ! i you feel fina . ' f , Tour physician, rha'msclet, brkl i, or ary meiv-Pt,ie asencr will telh y . Pat-. 7homr.on A Pr. of CT f ClnnatL is a Isrs anl rrvr"f!I r tV;t cln concern, thoroughly worthy of -u I eor.flijem-. Aecert only rrs r!ir crt tTUrrt fr'.m ary dm Vrfe ft' acaLer la Lt M.L - J cert ireatmert cf Par I'idjstko frca
