THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1910.
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APPLE," M BOOK
N. P. Road Prepares Handsome
; Illustrations' Advertising
Northwest States. '
Tha Northern raclfla railroad la send
" !ng out ' a larre number - of handaome
booklet advertiatnf the Pacifio north
weat and lta wonderful adaptability for
horticulture, v Tha bookleta are' ala
trlbuted through tha office of X M.
Cleland, general passenger agent at St
Paul, Minn. Not lonr ago a repreaenta
tlye of that office waa in this city .and
eleevrhere In tha Pacific northweat rath,
erlig aultabla photograph for the book-
let. " ' :'- " '
Tha particular work referred to here
la enUtled "Tha King of tha Land of
Fortune.", and prominent on the front
page of the cover 1 a reproduction In
rich color of a typical SplUenberg ap
ple, while tha last page of the cover
ahowa an apple tree In full blossom,
. "Kong live Xtnf Apple." ,;
By way of Introduction, tha writer of
the booklet exclalme: " .' ,
"Long LJve King Applet
"Or should It be King1 aeelng that
there are at'least 100 varieties of the
King" and the number constantly In
creasing! ,, ;-. .
"For tha present purposes at least
these can all be considered together, and
then wa will have one real king. 1,
"The northwest la In tha ; throea
of prosperity. Panlca, tariff discussions
and dissensions and tha like ar but In
cidents In a progress that la as, steady
as It la substantial and resistless. , To
those who know tha northwest there is
nothing surprising In this, Tha north
west is the eream of the country, and
it Horace Greely were aliva today he
would probably recast his famous say
ing so that It would stand 'Go north
west, young man, go northwest' ,1
Can Maks jro scietaka. 'I'v, ,
. "While It has been slow In maturing,
tha northwest is now aurely coming into
Its fwn. and tha young man, or, Indeed,
the middle aged one who goes there to
make it hla home makes na mistake. :
"Tha northweat ha all that any other
section has, and then some. Mountains,
vajleys, plains and prairies, forests.' sil
ver, gold, lead,, coal, soil and scenery It
haa In abundance. Of olimata and ele
vation there are all sorts and kinds and
one has but to make one'a choice."
When Jamea J. Hill was In Portland
a few weeka ago ha urged that' every
thing be dona to Invite -Immigration to
the I'aclflp northwest, and said that the
Hill lines would do all they oould to at
tract tha people'a attention to tha oppor
tunities awaiting them- Jiere. And a
part of thla advertising campaign is tha
booklet now being distributed and giv
ing tha apple culture of Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho a great deal of. well
deserved prominence. Tha booklet also
gives a lot of valuable statistics." ...
.' t Cruiser New Orleans Leaks.
(Cnit4 Prvse Laaacd Wlra.1 '
Vallejo, Cat, Jan. H. Tha cruiser
New Orleans, which left tha Mara la
land navy yard for the Aslatla station
last Friday,, returned yesterday, one of
ner Doners having sprung a leak at sea.
The ship recently underwent an over
hauling and waa supposed to be ready
for a long trip. It is announced that an
Investigation will probably be made.
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DKUSIIXA. DREW 'aJ,
: 'Invitation to the Public.
It being Impossible to send out per
sonal invitations without unintentional
ly omitting soma of our many friends,
wa take thla method of extending to
yon our cordial Invitation to be present
at our formal opening of "Tha Sblpherd"
at Tha Dallas, Or., Wadneaday evening,
January II, 1110. Tha Bhlphard-Clarke
Hotel Co. By N. K. Clarke, manager,
(Social tm Is daily feature et Tb. Journal,
Any one wtaalng to Ituort such nawa .ton Id
sodiI It sltriMl to the aoclfty editor or trier
pbone It bafure 10 o'clock la tbe morning.) t
Mrs, . Bam W. Herrman Is tha house
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Rosen
blatt in Berkeley, California. ,r
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. The engagement has been announced
of Miss Renea Kelley, pf Ban Francisco,
and Edward A. Palmer." Miss Kellev
Is a daughter of Mr and Mrs.- Alfred
Kelley and a most popular and attractive
girl. Mr. Palmer la well known here; ha
la superintendent of the division be
tween Weed and Klamath Falls and Is a
son of Warren Palmer tha president of
the Northwestern Pacifio railroad. The
wedding will take place In June, ; and
the oouple will make their home In
Oregon., . .
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Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Smith are touring
Mexico, and a few days ago were reg
istered at the German-American, hotel
in tha City of Mexico. ', ;
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-' Mra. M. D. Curtlss is tha guest of her,
daughter,' Mrs,' Wafter Perry Btory 11
Ixis Angeles. A number of affairs have
been given for Mrs. Curtlss,- among
which-was. a brilliant reception during
the holidays given at the Ebell club by
Mr. and Mra. -Btory and Mrs.. John K
Powers. ' , . -. s
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; Miss; Lena McMahon, who has been
under tha care of physicians at Sfu .Vin
cent's hospital, for some weeks, Is re
covering, , '
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Mrs. Charles C. Smith, Miss Luclle
Smith "and Ferdinand; Smith leave tbe
last or this month for New York. Mrs,
Smith will place her son Ferdinand In
a boys' school at Milton, near Boston,
and with her daughter, Misa Luc lie, she
will sail from New York early In Feb
ruary for Naples, In Naples Mrs. Smith
will be joined by her sister, Mrs. Par
don and her niece, Miss Margaret Wal
lace, who are now in Paris. This con
genial party Will tour tha continent as
their fancy dictates, and will not return
to Portland until next fall.
T.' B." McDanlel, president of the board
Of trustees of Willamette university,
will give a dinner at the Taylor Street
Methodist church, tonight in honor of
A. E. Eaton and Mrs. H. D. Kimball.
About 76 Invitations have been Issued.
Mr. anil Mrs. Charles T. Boardman
are visiting in Oakland, California.
Mr. and Mrs.' Alexander Bruce Stew
art, of Seattle, have Issued Invitations
for the marriage of their - daughter.
Alma May, to John Henry Balllnger, son
of Richard A. Bal linger, Tha wedding
will ba celebrated Saturday evening,
January ' J8,' at I o'clock ' In Pilgrim
church, Seattle. .' . ,. ,. w .
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Robert O. McPherson hs gone east
for a five weeks' trip. He will visit
in California before returning home.
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Announcementa have been received' In
this city of tha formation of a partner
ship for the practice of architecture be
tween C. Orant LaFarge and Benjamin
Wlatar Morris, with offices after Febru
ary 1 at 22-25 Madison - square, New
York. Mr. Morris is a son of tha lata
Bishop Morris and a brother of Miss
Louisa Morris and W. E. Morrla of 14
Flanders street
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I. N. Fletschner has been confined to
his home with a severe cold for a few
days, but Is again able to be out
Mr, and Mrs. William O. Turner re
turned yesterday from a. two months'
visit in St Paul, where they formerly
made their home.
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Mrs. L. Allen Lewis,, who with her
daughter Clementine left last week for
San Franolsoo, has been in constant at
tendance on her sister, Mra George A.
Boys, who recently underwent an op
eration. .
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A pretty incident in , which a well
known Portland woman was the cent: i
figure occurred at Byron Hot t?iiv
California, at Christmas tlm.v '
hotel was crowded with guests nn.l t
grown-ups and children . joined In t -merrymaking.
Town Topics says. .
lite evening tha children from the n-U :
borhood sang around the Chrlstnma u
and received remembrances, as Ol t!
guests. There waa one Incident of t'"'
day which made a deep impression on
alt Mrs. Vlnoent Cook, of Portland, wim
la a frequent guest ; at Byron II n
Springs, sent a number of toya for th
children, with a special request ttmt
they be given to some little tots whom
she had seen at the school nenr ttut
hotel. This thoughtfulneas touched a
sympathetic chord In the breasts of
everybody, and it would ba bard to v
Whether tha youngstera who receive!
tne toya or the oldstera who watchcl
their hearty Joy in tha possession of re.
membrances from their kind Portland
friend, derived mora satisfaction from
Mrs. Cook's kindness." , ,
Body Found la the Bay.
(Bolted Proas Leased Wire.1
San Francisco, Jan. 11. The p61loa are
trying to aolve tha mystery surrounding
the death of a man whose badly decom
posed body, waa found floating in San
Francisco bay. Tha body waa clothed In
a well made, fashionably but suit and
In a pocket were two 120 gold pieces.
On the fingers were valuable rings. Tha
body apparently had been in tha water
several days. . 1
Rlcliardsoris;Lln Machines Easy Payments
Custom Shade and Drapery. Work 'at Low Prlccs-DemonstratIon ol Royal Worcester Corsets by Expert Corsetlcrc
Store With
a Future
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The great "White Fair' is attracting our way the greatest volume of muslin underwear business In the store's history. There's a reason.
Immense assbrtmcnt.bcautilul and exclusive styles,ilnest materials. Every garment perlectlon. Dainty, new undermusllns that are bound to
please the most fastidious Women. Gowns, skirts, drawers, chemise, princess slips, combination garments, French lingerie. Every garment
in our splendid stoclc is Included. Shrewd and careful buyers will anticipate their needs for many months to come. The sale continues through
the month. Mall orders will receive the same careful attention as though you were shopping at our counters In person. Send an order today
$3.75 Petticoats Only $2.29
$1.75 Combinations for 98c
The great Undermuslin Store, second floor,'; offers values that
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completely ecpse-aii- pasuaiicnipw at-, cargain-giving. nun-
dreds m - the most, iashionapie-proauctions ot t tne loremost
makers and designers. Three hundred; Cambric .Skirts, made
with a 14-inch 'linen flounce, lace-trimraed, inset of insertion to
match; also embroidery flounce trimmed in ribbon; OQ
underlay and dust ruffle; values to $3.75 at only WidtM
The growing demand for Combination Suits has prompted ex
tensive buying. Many beautiful styles are shown in the depart
ment From the great collection live styles have been selected;
all lace or embroidery-trimmed. : in either nainsook ornu.
cambria. . Regular $1.75 s values, special clearance sale Oj
$8 Don Ton Corsets at $2.98
$2.50 Corsets Special 98c
Extra high-grade Bon Ton, Corset?, designed on artistic lines; a
comfortable and perfect-fitting corset, allowing perfect freedom
of action. Excellent material, trimmed in lace. Reg- (PO QQ
ular values up to $8; clearance sale pride, special piioO
Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets, an odd lot, broken
sizes in each line, but all sizes in the lot. Styles for full and me
dium figures. The best regular values up to $2.50; on QOp
sale, at. this remarkably low clearance sale price, only apiv
Demonstration of Royal Worcester ) and Bon Ton Corsets by
Miss Hope Frances Gale will continue all this week. Don't fail
.to avail yourself of this opportunity to be fitted by an expert
demonstrator direct from tbe ractory. Uur line is complete.,
French Lingerie at Third Off
SOc Drawers Special at 35c
This great clearance in the White Store, second floor, embraces
the most attractive garments ever shown in Portland. Don't de
fer purchasing, for the- early choosers get the best. Chemise.
$1.00 to $22.50; Corset Covers, $1.50 to $12.50; Drawers, $1.75
to $18.50: Gowns, $2.50 to $29; Skirts, $5 to $60; Combination
Suits, $4.50 to $37.50 each; this collection reduced ONE THIRD
Cambric Drawers, with plain hem and cluster of tucks; finished
with edge of embroidery, splendid garment's, well made Or
and real good 50c values; special clearance price, pair, 0JI
Several styles lace or embroidery-trimmed Drawers, made-of
good quality cambric; very special. Regular 85c values- l
buy all you want of them during the clearance sale at "11
$1.245 Nightgowns for 72c
GOc Corset Covers for 35c
A Muslin Underwear display worth seeing. The second floor
section has always been famed for the extensiveness and beauty
of its garment displays in every line. 250 Nightgowns, made of
excellent quality cambric, in chemise effect trimmed with
Swiss insertion, and hemstitched ruffles; bigh neck, short 70
fast
or long sleeves; our reg. stock $1.25 vals., clearance sale
Corset Covers, only .four different styles, but each one a,
Such an opportunity for saving is rarely offered on
good, quick-selling styles like these; 60c values at only .
Ladies', Gowns, muslin or cambric, made in chemise and Hub
bard styles; yokes of double Valenciennes insertion, CP
with edge to match; 'reg. $1.35 vals. clearance price. OuC-
gem.
35c
3 2d iGreat Annual Clearance Sale in All Oepartmente
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Woiijdlertpl Values in All -Lines off Migh-Grade Merchandise
$48.50 Tailored Suits $14.98
A collection o Ladies' Suits, values up to $48.50, grouped at one
pxice--Back of this sale there is a firm determination on the part
af the department manager, and the alert salespeople reflect the
genuineness of this extraordinary offering by the confidence
which they have in each garment they take from the rack The
Fifth street window displays are a fair sample of the 150vor more
to be seen on the fourth floor The materials are : wide wale
serges, cheviots, worsteds, homespuns, broadcloths and fancy
mixtures in attractive color combinations Kegu- 4 i AO
lar stock values up to $48.50, at this special price. J) 1 HtmsO
Women's $25 Coats for G9.98
Misses' $8.5Q Coats for $2.98
Why not discard the old Coat and have a new one? The reductions are so great you
can't afford to let the opportunity pass. Our entire stock of women's, misses' and
children s loats are ottered with a view of making tne garment section the busiest
the,; store. . Note the greatest reductions ever made on high-irrade Coats:
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Misses' Coats Special
. Regular $ 8.5.0 values reduced to fg.08
' Regular $ 9.50 values reduced to f 4.89
Regol"' $14-50 valuei reduced to f 6.79
Regular $20.00 Values reduced to 39.90
Ladles Coats Special
Reg. $25.00 values reduced to f 0.98
Reg. $35.00 values reduced to f 13.98
Reg. $48.50 values reduced to f 23.98
Reg. $65.00 values reduced to f 36.98
Spccl (Clearance Bargains
of' Gray Enameled Ware
The big Third Floor - Crockery Store, swhere "prudent
housewives supply their needs offers .saving! opportu
nities in every line. - Read.'tha' following special items?
14-quart; Dish .Pans, : 25el7-qiVarftDi1n Pans; ?35
lH-quart Deep Pudding Pans, 3-quart.site, '114'
4- quart Deep Pudding Pans, clearance price ea ,. 13
5- quartA Milk Pans, clearance ale price, each. ... lie
9-in. Jelly Cake Pans. vT;0-in. Jelly Cake Pans, 8
2-pound Tea; and Coffee Canisters, special, each;. 16
Wash Bowls,i 1 1-inch diameter, clearance price, ea., 9f
Wash Bowls,- 12-ihch diarrieter; special at,, each :.12
Kound soap Uisnes, extra, good walues, atr each.T.9f
$1.25 Box Stationery 73c
ISc Envelopes' Special 5c
500 Hurd's Linen Bond Tablets, letter size, "j On
full count; 60 sheets, extra quality; 25c val XOl
GeOi'B. Hurd's Damask LineVi Pound Paper '7Q-V
and envelopes to match ; white, : blue, gray iOi
1000 pkgs. Envelopes, full Government, extra f?
quality; excellent' 15c value, special, the, pkg. ' 91
Odds' and ends in Eaton, Crane and Pike's," also
Hurd's Pound .Paper and Envelopes;, white "I p?n
and new tints;; paper, 40c lb.;, envelopes, pkg.Xvl'
1000 "Washington" Manuscript Tablets, white 77
or velloW oanerr Te. Val. lOef soecial- af. &eh 4 C
;1000 rulers, wetaf edge, lj2-in.; 5c and 10cals.i 2
Hunters of. bargains, like all other
hunters, must act quickly. Our bul
letin board publishes exceptional bar
gains, worthy' of consideration. For
instance, 2000 pairs boys', misses'
and children's heavy black Cotton
Hose, all sizes; regular 35c "
values, special price, the pair J-.l v
Knitted Mufflers
Clearance 19cEa
Full size knitted Mufflers, made like
Phoenix and Way mufflers; in "J Q'
black and white at only; each Iwv
Irish Crochet and Neckwear in rabats,
jabots, collar and coat sets. A clear
ance reduction of ONE FOURTH
Ostrich Boas, ty and 2 yards long, in
black, white and two tones; pleasing
styles; a reduction of ONE HALF
Embroidery lgc
Lace CurlainSf Portieres, Bel- Sets
Fourth Floor
Lace bed sets in JF'rench renais
sance and Arabian handwork,
mounted on the best French
net Bedspread and Bolster
$22.00 ValueSpecial. $14.25
$25.00 Value Special. $16.50
$30.00 Value Special. $T9.50
$45.00 Value Special . $29.7T
$50.00 Value Special. $32.75
Extra specials on sale in this
department Fourth Floor
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Irish Roirit Lace Curtains Special
5000 yards Swiss, nainsook and cam
bric, Embroideries, hand-loom edges
and insertions; widths from to 9
inches; .regular values up to 45c the
yard; clearance sale price, for 1 fT
quick returns, yard See them Xtll
Knit Corset Covers
63c Values 29c Ea
Ladies Knit Corset Covers, In sizes 3,
4, 5, 6; silk and cotton, wool nd cot
ton, and 'extra quality . lislejregular
values up to 65c each; on sale OQ -
atthis special clearance price aWayCJ
20c-25c Hosiery 15c
3000 pairs misses' and bovk. school
weiffht fast black ribbed Cotton Hose.
three-ply heels, toes and knees; sizes
5 to 9 ; regular prices 20c and 25c
a pair; on jsale at this special "f KA
low clearance price," the pair J-til
$6 Values S27.50 Values SIO.OO
Heavy Irish Point Lace Curtains, in artistic designs, mounted on the best quality French net, in both ivory
and white. Many new homes will be fitted with these desirable hangings, and no one will be disappointed in
the effect when they are up. Note the reductions and avail yourself of this opportunity to save. Prices follow
Regular $6.00 values, special price, the pair, $3.75 Regular $16.50 valuea, pecial price, the pair, SiO.75
Regular $ 7.00 values, special price, the pair, 84.25 Regular $20.00 values, special price, th pair, 813.50
Regular $ 7.50 values, special price, the pair, 84.7g -Regular $22.00 valuea, special price, the pair, 81 S.00
Regular $ 8.50 values, special price, the pair, f 5.5Q -Regular $25.00 values, special price, the pair, $17.50
Regular $15.00 valuea, special price, the pair, f 0.75 -Regular $27.50 values, special price, the pair, f 19.00
365 Wilton Rugs at
Clearance $52.50
Hign-grade , Royal Wilton Rugs, in a variety' of
beautiful soft patterns, Oriental designs and plain
centers with' fancy borders; size 9x12; CCtO fZf
reg. $65 stock vals.; clearance price, ea.'P"'
Japanese Matting in regular carpet patterns; a splen
did assortment of colors; regular 30c quality " QA
on sale during the clearance sale at, per yard "-'L .
Sample Curtains Go
at 35ci 65c and 85c
The Curtain Store, on the fourth floor, offers a most
unusual itein in drummers'. samples , They are IJl
yards long; an endless variety of patterns in all styles
and grades; in full size pairs they sell at $5 to $20.
They're "displayed in ;three-v different lots at QXf
these -clearance sale prices, each, 35c, 65c an 4
Count your single windows1, and take advantags f)f sale.