The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 21, 1911, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE: OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, . JULY 21, Ml. . . ,: , v U pipe line has been completed and 1t may be that the water; board w be on the safe aide will continue the present the early morning sprinkling hours and mayor stated this morning that hs be lieves the present , Incumbent giving good ' satisfaction. : . :.C.?l. V-. i;& '. have never aald I would displace any good offiolal," replied the mayor whan asked today If he intends to sup plant Dr. Zeigler, "and for the present, at least, there will be no change." ; r. i Among the applicants for the posi tion of city physician ere Dr. J. A. Ap plewhite, Dr. James C. , Hayes and Or. EL.- M. Gellert .V,V.';;S''-, , ; .v Dr. Applewhite has been strongly recommended, a petition signed by mora than a doien medical men having been, presented to the mayor, asking hlm - ,to appoint , Dr.. . Applewhite.. The petition Is headed by Dr. San ford Whit ing, v . ;" y,;"-k J:iw.. -.' 1 : -" ''',- With an output of 269,184 short tons, PRES. GRAY PLEASED WITH TILLAMOOK LINE Gray this morning, in speaking of the. trip, "and saw some- wonderful fir : and cedar timber that for years to come win furnish traffic for our line. When this timber has been removed ths denuded lands can be used for agricultural pur poses because the soil in .the valleys Is of excellent quality. ' ? President Gray said that extension of the line from Banks to Tillamook de pends entirely upon what attitude the railroads take towards extension and construction work. He says that as yet he has received no information on that score and the resumption of work be yond Banks therefore is still an open question. "We visited Tillamook, Bay City and Garibaldi," continued Mr. Gray, "and the people of the Tillamook country certainly have tbelr arms open for a railroad. They need one and they will have one, but how soon the work will be taken upon our line depends a great deal on the attitude of the pubtle to ward the rallroada . Under existing con ditions they, are inclined to posh hew moTk:v i:MyC:':ii , . -' Speaking of progress made ' on .the Oregon .Trunk, President Gray stated he expects to have the line in operation to Bend by November 1. and that the Crooked river bridge will be ready for trains October 1. , , Bend will be the terminal until fur ther extension work Is authorised from Bt 'Paul. . ; : .tf'Vr:''ry'i;yr?;' " 111 " ... .YjV4,-'-' Consultation. '' The Chief Counsel The first thin to do Is to get at . the root ef this trouble. The Associate Counsel The root of the trouble Is the late Mr. BIgwad s fortune. The Chief Counsel -Exactly, and We must get at It Chicago News. ' ? - tits rest of the houses i la the. tracts must wait, sprinkling' until the big Bull Run con "My. advice la such cases has baen quit la . finished.- I know that water for the water users to stors water at users are wondering now much longer they Wijl have to- get up early tn the morning t watei : their lawns, but they know as much about that aa J, do.. "The reservoir. h.ave gained 2,800,000 gallons In the paat hours, thanks to the cool, weather, and the deficit in the storage basins la now only' 2H per cent. At the rata the aupply la Increas ing It "will be back to normal within a few days, but there la no telling when we will .have another hot spell, a-.-': : "We have had much complaint, from suburban tracts where real estate com paniea, In order to sell ; lots by repre? senting that Bull Run water had be?n brought to the said lota have laid small pipes. As a result the first few houses take all the water that is : supplied through these Insufficient pipes during night for use during the morning period when they can get .nonu,,i;;''!rg,1s''f.(' Mayor Rushlight yesterday received a letter from'Ww J." Piatt, a, resident of Rossmere, suggesting that the city pass at once' an ordinance prohibiting the laying, of water mains under 8 Inches in diameter The letter will be referred to. the city water board,'';3; t MANY SEEK POSITION -OF CITY; PHYSICIAN Mayor Rushllgni has received a num ber of applications for the position of city physician. .There -. Is; no . vacancy in that position, as It is being filled President C. R. Gray, of the Hill lines in Oregon W. K. Co man, general freight and passenger agent of the North Bank and the Oregon Trunk, and I B. Wlck ersham, chief engineer of the United Railways, have returned from the Tilla mook country Where they went to In spect the holdings of the' Hill system. 'President Gray says this waa his first villi to the Tillamook country and he enthusiastically praises the wonderful New Sprinkling Order May Re- main. in Force Til) Pipe ' valine?: Is Completed. i " v Jv..-: -- , , ;K,. v - ,i, :?','';V ; -iff ..', ,," ' , -."V: . V n cannot ay Just when the new 1 sprinkling order will be rescinded,' said Superintendent Frank T. Dodge of the water department tbls -morning-. "Thera - will be no permanent relief from the threatened water shortage until the new the United 8tates led the world in the production of . refined . slno last year, natural resources with which It abounds. "We followed the course of the Wil at present by Dr. Fred SSeigler and the Germany oomlng next with 351,059 tons. son river to Tillamook," said President ' va v V V---1AU W UIIU II ,-M, J A UV --) awW: awJaaj jua wi vasvavvi mM.mm. m.m ,- w w a mw ( ' '" " 1' i i i. i i' i ii i I i . ii , . .. ,.' . ' i i iii.i' ii .I' hi i . i i H ' i ' i ' 1 ' "' 11 " ' . ' 'Ml' VATPD QHfflJTACk iiniLiiuiiuiunuj. TT TTP El.. I III 11:11 'taT . .. I I I W MM 1 M r Jill.., I . 1 4' I 1 1 1 ... m M (I I I i -M w . I -. III III! IIIISI Sl IIS III " II III 'w I I I I I I I i . I ITT III Y-l III I I I I I I I I I I I I I Va"v. I I I I I CI I I I I I I I I I I I I I Mmml I I I I I II l r II I IST III II II II I I II Hot Weather Veils and Drapes $1.50 Value 69c Main floor1, a great clean-up sale of .Lace Veils or Drapes, in many pleas ing patterns; black, white and colors; various sizes to choose from; CQp our regular values to $1.50, at Utl Hammocks $1.85 Vals. S1.25 An attractive and substantial Ham mock of dose-figured zig-zag twill material, plain weave and diamond figure in stripe effect; OK regular $1.85, special at P-Let) $2.25 Ham'ock $1.65 $3.25 Ham'oclc $2.45 A close canvas and basket weave, in attractive stripe . colors; concealed spreader at head; pillow, continuous stringing; wood bar at P" ?C foot; regular $2.25 value PXeUJ Another lot of Hammocks, close can vas weave; splendid $3.25 value, on special sale $5.00 Hammocks, special for f3.95 Sale Child's Hose i $2.45 25c Values at 10c 1000 dozen infants' and children's Socks and Hose; socks with lace de signs or plain colors with plaid tops; hose in all plain colors broken lines, but all sizes in the lot; sizes "I from 4 to 6; 25c values at, pr. lvv Sale Picnic Plates 8c Values for 4c 3d floor, tomorrow, a sale of large size heavy picnic plates; regular 8c f M dozen, special during this sale at CupsLoose handle Picnic Cups, C offered special tomorrow at, ea. OK 20c Enameled Sauce Pan, only 12f 15c Enameled Pudding Pan for !Oe Garden Hose $6.85 Val. at 5.25 A 50-foot length of Garden Hose with nozzle; ; red or black rubber fully. guaranteed; $6.85 grade; Ir Off on . special sale at only vtleeWtJ Fruit Saucers on sale at Y PRICE Berry and Salad Bowls at V PRICE 50-piece Dinner Sets, special, f3.65 60-piece Dinner Sets, special, f 4.85 X00-pc Dinner. Sets, special, f 7.15 Sale of 200 Fine Waists T-m . ' . . . ... " .. , . , - - , S4.5Q Values Only SI. '" i"1' " '". 1 'i "' '. ,' " i i "" ' i'" '. v 1 ; In the big garment section, second floor, a sale of 200 women's Lingerie and Marquisette Waists in a large assortment of styles, with high or Dutch necks, three-quarter or kimono sleeves, trimmed with colored embroidery, Valenciennes insertions, lace yokes and lace trimmed sleeves. Reg- A ular values to $4.50, offered special, each Dl.s7 Order by Mail JULY CLEAN-UP SALE of PARASOLS JULY CLEAN-UP SALE OF HOSIERY JULY CLEAN-UP SALE UNDERWEAR M(EM s fk II Li" i I.- -'..-i .. -ii """ JL .ii, JULY 0dD nnntl- gw $1.50 Jewelry Only 48c Great cleanup of thousands of dainty pieces of fad Jewelry in all the newest novelty shapes m hat pins, belt pins, buckles, brooches, bar pins, etc, in rose, greens and English gold, French gray and oxidized finish mountings, set in AQ at iut corals and other stones; values to $1.50 REAL IRISH NECKWEAR NOW OFF 9c CLEAN-UP OF NECKWEAR JULY Cl-EAN-UP OF CORSETS JULY CLEAN-UP OF GLOVES moW S20.00 Good news for men who are particular about their dresa, and at the tame time have an eye to quality and price -We offer your choice of any Spring or Summer Suit in the new ataple or fancy patterns Made of imported fabrics, worsteds, tweeds, cassimeres, etc High-class $27.50, $30.00 and $32.50 Suits specially priced The above suits are all hand-tailored and hand-padded. A positive guarantee of satis faction to the wearer. If a suit does not prove up to the standard, we will replace it with a new one. See these big bargains: Summer Underwear, broken lines, worth 50c and 75c, specially priced for this sale at 39c Boys' Khaki Pants, best and most serviceable $1.00 values, specially priced, the pair 89c Boys' Corduroy Pants, nothing to equal them for wear, regular-Hi. 00 values, special 79c Boys' Soft Shirts, splendid patterns, worth $1.50,. specially priced at only, the pair 98c Boys' Sateen Blouses, black, tan, brown and blue, regular 50c values, special price 35c Men's Straw Hats, split straws and Panamas, all are reduced for this sale ONE THIRD JULY CLEAN-UP SALE OF MEN'S SWEATERS JULY CLEAN-UP SALE OF MEN'S GOWNS JULY July CLEAN-UP SALE OF MEN'S NECKWEAR CLEAN-UP SALE OF MEN'S SHOES - Here is positive proof of the Big Store's su- preme bargains All who have examined these suits pronounce them the best they have ever seen for the price They are made of the very best materials in the most select patterns Sizes 33 to 46 Suits for old or young men Actual $18, $20, $22.50 and $25 values on' sale, suit This, being our first year in the clothing busi ness, relieves all fear on your part of getting an old-style suit. Couldn't show you one if we wanted to. Every suit is guaranteed. See the following list of suits for special bargains: Boys' Wash Suits, splendid materials, latest styles, regular $1.50 values, special at 98c Boys' "Hercules" Suits, all-wool materials, in regular $12.5o-$l5 values, special at $9.95 Boys' "Sampeck" Suits, a famous brand, reg. 1 12.50 and $15.00 values special at $9.95 Norfolk and Knickerbocker Suits, sizes 7 to 17 years, values-to $7.50, special for $3.95 Men's Office Coats, black, gray and cream colors, specially priced from $1.50 to $5.00 JULY CLEAN-UP SALE OF BOYS' SWEATERS JULY CLEAN-UP SALE OF BOYS' WAISTS IULY CLEAN-UP -ALE OF BOYS' UNDERWEAR JULY CLEAN-UP SALE OF BOYS' SHOES Sale Men's Pants Men's Underwear Sale Union Suits Men's Pajamas $6 Values at $3.45 $1 Values for 69c S2 Values at $1.29 $3.50 Values $1.55 1 "." " ' ' ' i 111 Brighten up the old' suit with a pair oi Great "clean-up" sale of men's Under- Men's fine quality mercerized Lisle Union Men's Pajamas In fine quality loisette ma pants. ' Here's an offering of good wear, shirts and drawers, 6f fine grade Suits, knee length, sleeveless or full terial, in plain colors, also neat striped and serges, worsteds, etc, in. neat patterns, dimity or lisle, coat style shirts and knee length sleeves and legs; white or flesh checked madras cloth, in a big assortment every pair worth $5 or $6; spe- CJO length drawers, 6r full length gar, fQ color; all sizes, Summer (1 OQ of colors, trim'd wflh silk loops, (gl CC cial for July "clean-up" at, pr. PU.M ments; reg. $1 values, special af Ui7l weight. Reg $2 values, apedal PJL.i7 Valae. op to $3.50, on ! VX.Utf 5000 Menu's ShMs Regular $1.50 Values for 95c I' '' l" 1 'I ".' ' v ," 1 Great "Clean-up" Sale of five thou sand Men's White Plajted Shirts, in the coat style, with cuffs attached Medium or narrow plaits, all : sizes and sleeve lengths Cut full in the body- Regular $1.50 values AP . special for Clean-up Sale at VOL Sale Men's Socks 35c Values at 17c A mill i clean-up of men's-;' Socks;- pur chased upon an agreement to take all the odd lines and leftovers after filling or ders. They come in all sizes, plain or fancy colors. If bought in the regular s way, would sell at . 25c and 35c;. Crt" "special for' this sale at. 3 oairs VUU Four-ln-Hands 75c ValuesT29c A great clean-up of all. short lines of men's .Neckwear. : W .j have gone through the stock and picked .out all the odd .ties,' one to three or' four of a ; kind, made of good quality silk plain or fancy pajterrfsj regular 50c OQA to 75c values, offered special BATHINQ SUITS Complete stocks of all Bathing accessories for women, 'men and Children at lowest prices. . Take advantage of tnis Big July Clearance petals Hams 17c lb Bacon 18c tb Best Sugar-Cured Hams, guaranteed perfectly sweet, and English style Sugar-Cured Bacon. In grocery dept Sugar, 18 Pounds Only $1.00 Best cane stock dry granulated Sugar, best for putting up berries, M AA fruit; special,. 18 pounds tJ)XvU New Potatoes, 10 lbs for 25c California new Potatoes, on O K sale tomorrow, ten pounds for Green Peas, Per Pound 2c A big shipment of fresh green. Peas. Just received. Lay in a supply Ogi ,for canning. Special, a poured , Mixed Nuts, Per Pound i 1 9c Stuffed Olives, 3 bottles 25c Ripe Olives on Sale, Can 15c i Tillamook Cheese, per lb 17c Napa Sodat, Quarts, Doz. $2 Napa Soda, Pints, Doz. $1.25 Mennen's Vanity Papers Regular 40c Values lor 19c Coated with Borated Talcum Powder, "white and pink leaves." The most convenient way to carry Talcum, when motoring, trav eling, at the theatre, shopping, etc. Each booklet is covered with an artistically embossed metal cover a facsimile of silver, worth irANPWl 25c As a special advertising offer tomorrow, we will give one extra fll51 boolc' without metal cover, worth 15c, making a total value "J Q !3--4-ri1l 0f 4Ar. th extraordinarily low bargain price of only XUk Clean-Up of Corsets $3.50 Corsets $1.94 I! $2.50 Corsets $1.54 The famous Marquise Cor sets, : made especially for Olds, Wortman & King, in batiste,' coutil and Pekin stripe, trimmed in lace and ribbon; regular QA values to $3.50, at tPX.J'-t Royal Worcester Corsets, made of Summer weight batiste, and trimmed in jace; four hose supporters at tached; regular $1.50 QQ values, for this, sale' OVi B rassiereay B. .tt . Da Boise, In' fine .muslin and linen mesh; trimmed QQ'A In lace; $1.50 values VO MClean-up" sale of Rengo Belt Corsets, made of heavy coutil, reinforced abdomen, with tops trimmed in lace, fitted with hose supporters; sizes 24 to 36, for atout fig ures; reg. $2.50 Kt values, for , only tip J-- Bon Ton Corse ta, in batiste and' coutil, long or medium lengths, boned with wal ohn, trimmed with lac or ribbon," fitted with 4 to 6 ohn; ' trimmed with lace or values up, to $6, (10 QA specialized, pair V--' mm. Specials From 6 TO! 9:30 50c Neckwear Spe cial Now at Only 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, a general clean-up of odds and ends in women's fancy Neckwear, jabots, Dutch col lars, stocks, etc., in linen, lace Q and lawn; values to 50c, special ais 35c Ribbon 17c 1 i 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, an evening sale of high-grade Ribbons, pure silk moire and taffetas, in ' every wanted ; shade, full four inches wide; suitable for hat- trimming, hair ribbons, etc Our regular values up to 35c, " fT offered special' at only, a yard 1 C 40c Coifce at 26c 6 to 9:30- p. m. tomorrow, an evening ' sale of our high-grade Imperial 0, Roast Coffee; 40c quality lb. -SUC Women's Vests ITc Values at 9c 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, an evening sale of women's low neck, sleeveless Vests, fine quality Swiss' ribbed, fin ished with beading at edge; Q sizes 4 5. 6; regular 17c values $12.75 I Evening Sale 75c Silk Hose 39c 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, a great' clean-up of women's gause Silk Hose, in fast black, with reinforced heel and toe, lisle tops; sizes 8J4 to 10; OQ ' our regular 75c values, the pr. V - Sale Wash Tubs $1.10 Values 85c SaleWashBoller S2.75 Value $1.95 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow." Leave your order for Monday s delivery. Lxtra heavy Copper Wash Boil- Of flP ers; regular $2.75, special Dx7tl Tubs Large size Galvanized Wash Tubs, with wringer ' attach-- D p' merit; regular $1.10 value, for Wt Washboards, made of glass; Ojl' regular 45c values, special at J"' Screens Adjustable Window OQ Screens, 24?41; our 40c values -W! . 50c Candies 27c 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, a sale of 'Krispenoes," just like the Buttercup,: only better; regular 50c val- Or7 ues, offered special at, a lb. Cream Chocolate-, assorted. Oil. the delicious 50c kind, the lb. O VI 25eDresgrShlelds on Sale at 10c Pr. Skirt Gauge 12c 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow. Summer, time is Dress Shield time. Here's light ones of finest grade nainsook- covered, pure white, standard make;r sizs 2, .3 and 4; regular 25c 1 (. values, on special sale at, pair -LU C Skirt GaugeThe dressmakers' . faJ vorite; measures correctly, hangs -a skirt perfectly, saves time and " labor; a 25c article for only Xv Rubber Gloves 65c Values at 39c 6 to 9:30 p. m.,- the "Ladies Favor ite," -HouseholdT. and "Domestic" , Rubber Gloves, warranted th ' best . quality? red, black, and white, seam less; all sizes, strong and dur- OQ ble; regular 5e values,- sp'l ISc Toilet Paper 7c 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, a sale of "Ozaco" Toilet faper, 1500 sheets to .the roll, fine quality; smooth, strong free from Injurious substances; rr regular 15e a roll, special, each v f ' t