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turning west on Fifteenth street or
of Ashland.) Is a. business visitor In
ths city,' a ueat at ths Imperial.' ;
A. J. KlppeU and wlfs of Grants Pass
are spending a few days In the city,
guests at ths Imperial.
Frank Alley, the well known horse
man of Roseburg. is In ths city for the
purpose of talcing part In ths race meet
which was postponed on acoount of
rain. ' Be Is a guest at the Imperial.
Mrs. George Drumheller,' wife of the
well known merchant of Walla Walla,
Wash., and ohlldren are visiting in ths
city, guests at the Imperial.
Miss E. Ganyorva young society wo
man of Medford, is visiting in the city,
a guest at the Imperial.
Mrs. Homer I. Watts, wife of the well
known attorney of Athena, Is a visitor
In ths city, a guest at the Imperial.
Rev. A. Beers of Seattle Is a visitor
in the city, a guest at the Imperial.
, Arthur Conklln, the Grants Pass
newspaper publisher, and two daughters,
are visiting In the city, guests at the
Imperial.
G. C. Fulton, the well known attor
ney of Astoria, Is a business visitor in
the city, a guest at th Imperial.
The Victoria baseball team la regis
tered at the Oregon.
Gsorge Sheppard, the fruitgrower and
expert of Hood River, is i a business
visitor In the city, guest at ths Ore
gon. ,
C. G. Cockburh, a wheat grower of
Milton, and his wife are spending a few
days In the city, guests at the Oregon,
Will Wright, state bank examiner of
Salem, Is a business visitor In the city,
a guest at the Oregon.
D. B. Grant, formerly deputy sheriff
of Jackson oounty, a real estate dealer
of Medford, Is a business visitor In
the city, a guest at the Oregon.
E. T. MiHlner of Buhl. Idaho, a
prominent farmer of that section. Is a
business visitor in the city, a guest at
the Oregon.
Grant Ste en, a well known wheat rais
er and fruitgrower of the Milton sec
tion, and wife are visiting In the city,
guests at the Oregon.
W. H. Lytle and wife of Tillamook are
spending a few days In the city, guests
at the Cornelius.
Dr. R. Steel of Seattle Is spending a
few days In the - city, a guest at the
Cornelius.
G. H. Qreen, a horseman of Warren
ton, is a visitor In the city, a guest
at the Cornelius.
3. G, McCarty of Oakland, Cat, and
W. G. Durxee at Los Angeles, horsemen,
are in the city, guests at the Cornelius.
They came to attend the race meet
scheduled to begin yesterday.
W. G. Magnes, a banker of Fargo,
N. IX. and his son are spending a few
days In the city, guests at the Cornelius.
A. W. Plaas, a prominent business man
of Philadelphia, is spending a few days
In the city, a guest at the Bowers.
Adolph Sanders Of Albany, Or., is
a business visitor In the city, a guest
at the Bowers.
Charles B. McKeen of Terre Haute,
Ind., and wife are visiting In the city,
guests at the Bowers.
R. H. Wright, a merchant of White
Salmon, Wash., is a business visitor
in the city, a guest at the Perkins.
Dr. M. W. Harrison of Haines, Or..
Is a business visitor In the city, a guest
at the Perkins.
W. Vogel, the railroad man of Se
attle. Is a business visiter In ths city,
a guest at the Perkins.
C F. Coleworthy, a prominent citlsen
of Pendleton, and - wife are spending- a
few days In ths city, guests at ths
Perkins.
- Miss Alice E. Demmon and Miss Net
tle "Beth Davis of Myrtle Creek, Or
are visiting tn the city for a few days,
guests at the Perkins.
H. B. Johnston, a fruitgrower, and
wife of Hood River are visiting In the
city, guests at the Perkins.
Mrs. C. B. Wallln and sister ot Camas,
Wash are spending a few days in the
city, guests at the Perkins.
W. I. Elbert of Newberg, Or., is s
business'' visitor in the city, a guest at
the Perkins.
J. T. Turley and wife of Baker are
visiting In the city. They ar guests
at the Perkins.
H. R. Wooley, founder of Wooleyport,
Cel., Is a visitor in the olty, a guest
at the Portland.
Franklin K. Lane, interstate com
merce commissioner of San Francisco,
Is In the city, a guest at the Portland.
W. R. Wheeler, head of the traffic
bureau ef the Southern Paclflo oom
pany at San Francisco,- Is a business
visitor In the olty, a guest at .the Pert
land..; v'V ; S'',, ;.'!
Mrs. Alexander Bailey, wife of the
manager for Balfour, Guthrie ft Co, at
Tacoma, a spending a few days tn
ths elty. She Is accompanied by Misses
Elisabeth and Catherine . Bailey. . and
they sre guests at the Portland '
Henry Miller, his son Gilbert H. Mil
ler, Laura Hops Crews, and Fannie
Byrnes, who are playing at the' Hltlgt
are at the Portland.
Carmine . A. Thompson, assistant to
the secretary of ' the Interior, passed -through
the city, yesterday morning on
his way to Washington. He was a guest
at the Portland.
County Judge T. J. Cleeiton left
yesterday for a visit to his old home In
Schuyler county, Missouri. He will visit
Yellowstone park en route. During his
absence nonsupport cases will be tried
by the presiding Judge and probate busi
ness will be transacted by one of ths
other circuit judges.
some other street la that vicinity and
thence north on Olive street to Fifth
street again.
. Mr. Gray did not say when the con
tract for the extension of the Oregon
Klectrlo south to Eugene would be let,
but from his remarks It was Inferred
that work would not cease at Albany
but would continue to Eugens when that
city is reached. Ha- did not deny or
affirm that the HU1 people were behind
the surveyors, who are very active be
tween this city and the coast, viewing
a Una to Coos Bay. v '
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Eugen, dr., Sept. 6.CrI Oray, presi
dent of the Oregon Klectrlo Railway,
arrived- In Eugene last evening in an
automobile' 'having made the trip from
Salem through the rain and mud. Mr.
Gray came to Eugene' te look at the
ground recently bought by agents of the
company for a' depot site and terminal
grounds and to arrange for a franchise
on more streets In the city than Fifth
street, over which thoroughfare the
Oregon Electric will enter Eugene from
the north and on which the passenger
depot will bo located. It Is. said that
the company desires to. build a loop ex
tending from Fifth street to the south
ern part of the city over High street,
PERSON
The state board of optometrists opened
offices at the Imperial hotel yesterday
for the purpose of holding examinations.
C. B. Watson, a well known citlsen
Special 25c Dairy Lunch Served In Baacmcnt-Grcat Sole of School ClrlldreiVst Wearing Apparel In All ttie Departm'ta
Standard Sewing Machines Sold on the Sl.OO a Wcck Club Plan-New Goods Are Arriving Dally In All Departments
rrtB xsSON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER S, 191L
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Extra! An All Day Sale
110 Dozen Men's $1.50
Wool Underwear 98c
Here's an item that will bring hundreds of thrifty
men to our Basement tomorrow. A special pur
chase of Men's Natural Wool Underwear in rrue-
dium and heavy weight for Fall wear. Shirts and
Drawers; well made and finished; closely AO
woven ; sizes 32 to 46 ; best'$1.50 values, at OC
Ask for Medallion coupons when trading.
No Phone Orders on Hourly Sales.
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Sale Travelers' Samples
of New Trimmings
To $3.00 Values at 29c
All day tomorrow, the most sensational sale of
Trimmings ever held in Portland. A complete line,
of samples of Allover Laces, Nets, Gold Lace,
Beaded Nets, Embroidered Chiffons, Oriental,
Venise and Irish Allovers, Bands, Beadings, etc.,
in to j4-yd. lengths, suitable to trim hats,
dresses, coats or waists. Pieces worth
to $3.00 a yard; specially prioed at only feesC
10 Until 11 A. M.
Women's $3 Sweaters $1.48
and good colors; Wyell made and the
most extraordinary
10 to 11 a. m. tomorrow, in the base
ment A one-hour sale of women's
Wool Sweaters, in a full line of sizes
rv bargain of the
day ; regular $3.00 Val- (j in
ues, priced this hour at plfiO
35c Jewelry now for only 5c
10 tojl a. m. tomorrow, in the base
men t-Agreat , clean-up sale of
Jewelrv Novelties, such as Ilatpirrs,
Beautv Pins, Stick Pins, Buckles,
Brooches, etc. Values up to
3"k- each, specialized for 1 hour JC
$1.10 Blankets the Pair at 79c
1 to 11 a. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of heavv Cot
ion Fleered Blankets, in white or
pray; full ten-quarter size. Good for
Winter sheets or Summer T(
covers; $1.10 vals., sp'l, pr. f " C
$5.00 Wash Dresses now $1.98
10 to 11 a. m. tomorrow, in the base
ment A one-hour sale of women's
Tub Dresses, in many new and at
tractive patterns for street or house
wear; well made and trimmed; reg
ular $3..r0 to $5.00' val- QQ
ues, priced now at only 4)la70
50c Swiss Curtains at 29c Pair
10 to 11 a. m. tomorrow, in the base
ment Shop by the hour all day.
Take lunch here. Juy some of these
Swiss Curtains in stripe effects with
ruffles. Curtains for chamber or
cottage. Bargain at .r0c a t
pair, specially priced only C
Kitchen Sets Selling for 25c
3 pieces Cleaver, Butcher and Veg
etable Knives. Are great bargains.
Set of Table Mats for only 13c
Japanese Table Mats in sets of six.
20c Silk Ribbons 12c
10 to 11 a. m. tomorrow In the Base
ment A sale of very exceptional
quality Moire Silk Ribbon,-full 4
t inches wide, extra fine quality a
full range of beautiful new shades
for hair bows, children's J
school hats, etc. ; 20c qual. 1 C
66We(iini(e(iHaiy EttDnmrDy Sate"
1 1 s to 1 6 pm. y&
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From 11 A. 1VI. Until 12
Women's $3.00 Oxfords 79c
11 a. m. until 12 tomorrow in the
Basement A sale of Women's
High-grade Oxfords in black and
tan; made with good soles and pat
terned on new style lasts; "7 A
values to $3 pair, special J JC
Boys' $1.25 Wash Suits 69c
, a. m. to 12 tomorrow in the
Basement A sale of Boys' AVash
Suits of good, dependable materials,
neatly styled and trimmed; regu
lar values to $1.25; spe- A
cially picd for one hqur'OeC
Picnic Hams the Pound IOV2C
11 a. m. to 12 tomorrow in the
Basement Grocery. Wholesome.
$1.50 Kimonos for only 98c
11 a. m. to 12 tomorrow in the
Basement Women's Long Kimo
nos of cotton challis and crepes in
attractive Oriental designs trimmed
in plain bands. Good sellers QQ
at $1.50 each; for one hour "OC
50c Shopping Baskets at 19c
11 a. m. to 12 tomorrow in the
Basement A special purchase of
over 2000 heavy RushPackage
Baskets and Twine Bundle Car
riers, such as sell regularly
25c and 50c each; special at
19c
14-Quart Dishpan for 29c
Tn the Basement Underprice Store.
Full 14-quart gray enamelware.
From 12 Until 1 F. IVI.
$1.00 Fancy Neckwear at 25c
12 to 1 p. tn. tomorrow in the
Basement A sale of Women's
fancy Neckwear in new designs for
Pall. Jabots, Collars, Fichus, etc.
These were bought at half of
cost of making; vals. to $1 DC
Men's Nightgowns for 46c
12 to 1 p. m. tomorrow in the
Basement A sale of Men's Mus
lin and Outing Flannel, Night
Gowns. Cut full anl long and cor
rectly sized. Special price
for this one-hour sale, each 40C
Enamelecl Tea Kettle for 39c
12 to 1 p. m. tomorrow in the
Basement. No. 7 size Gray enamel.
$1.00 Motor Veils for 48c
12 to 1 p. tn. tomorrow in the
Basement A one-hour sale of
Auto and Shetland Veils, made of
good quality chiffon and lace, edged
all around. Black and all
wanted colors ; reg. $1 each
48c
10c Embroidery Insertions 2c
12 to 1 p. m. tomorrow In the
Basement A one-hour sale of
Cambric Embroidery Insertions in
good widths and pleasing patterns.
such as sell regularly at 10c a
yard; for this hour at only
2c
Men 3 for 25c Handkerchiefs,
Special at Three for 16c
Linen finish, full size, J4incn hem.
From 1 Until 2 P. IVI.
$2.39
$5.00 Silk Petticoats at $2.39
1 to 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of pure Silk
Petticoats; made of fine, soft finish
silk with deep flounce and dust ruf
fle ; colors and black ;
regular $5 grades, at
Table Damask, the Yard 39c
1 to 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of Mercer
ized Table Damask in pleasing pat
terns; full 58 inches wide, suitable
for home use or for hotels
and restaurants. Spec'l, yd.
39c
"O. W. K. Special" Butter fQ
in 2-pound squares, at only DOC
59c
$1.00 Black Taffeta Silk 59c
1 to 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of rich
black Taffeta Silk, perfectly dyed
and finished, suitable for dresses,
waists, linings, petticoats,
etc. ; 32 ins. wide ; $1 quality
$1.50 Corsets Selling for 98c
1 to 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of famous
Royal Worcester and Marquise cor
sets, made of good coutil ;
all sizes in lot; to $1.50 val.
16-inch Towel Bar only 13c
Best quality Nickel Towel Bar. Full
16 inches. Special for this hour only
98c
From 2 Until 3 F. IVI.
$25.00 Silk Suits, Coats and
Dresses Specialized at $7.95
2 to 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment Odd lots of Women's Pon
gee Silk Suits, Pongee Silk Coats
and Foulard Silk Dresses ; 100 gar
ments in this lot; all well made and
styled. Value's to $25 t7 QC
each; for this hour at vi eD
59c Sateen Shirts at only 39c
2 to 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A sale of Men's Sateen
Shirts in neat black and white
checks; regular 69c sellers,
special for this hour only
39c
30c Roasted Coffee, lb., 23c
Dress Goods, Yard, only 19c
2 to 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A sale of 35 pieces of new
plaid Dress Goods, bought way un
der price for a crowd-bringer ; it's
33 inches wide; good pat-
terns in dark and light; at leC
Curtain Ends for only 33c
2 to 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A great sale of mill ends of
Lace Curtains, Nottinghams and
Cable Nets, etc Splendid lengths
for sash curtains. In full QO
pairs they'd sell up to $5.00 eJsjC
Nickel Tumbler Holders 19c
2 to 3 p. m. Best Nickel Holders.
Extra! All Day Sale
New Tailored
Suits $10
A great pick-up from one of New
York's leading tailors. A lot of
just 70 very stylish, neat, plain tai
lored Wool Suits, cut on perfect
lines. A good assortment of the
new Fall colors to choose from.
Bargainizcd for this
sale .at only, the sui
t $10.00
From 3 Until 4 I3. 1VL
$5.00 Silk Waists for $2.48
3 to 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A very special purchase of
Women's Silk Waists, neatly tail
ored ; designed on perfect lines ;
rich quality taffeta; A Q
Fall shades, $5 values te40
Size 63 by 90 Sheets at 39c
3 to 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of Bed
Sheets; sizes 63x90 inches; torn
and hemmed ready for use. Hotels
and rooming houses should QQ
lay in a supply Special, ea. JC
40c Teas, Special now at 25c
3 to 4 p. m. in Basement Grocery.
Gunpowder and Eng. Breakfast.
Bed Spreads, Special at 97c
3 to 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of Bed
spreads in the honeycomb mater
ial; sizes for large beds; splendid
patterns. Housekeepers Qy
take notice. For one hour at C
Tapestry Curtains only $1.39
3 to 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A sale of 100 pairs of splen
did Tapestry Curtains ; beautiful
patterns, reversible, in rich color
ings; 30 ins. wide and QA
3 yds. long; special pr. )XesJe7
Purity Silver Polish now 10c
On sale in Basement for one hour.
35c Silk Veilings, Yard, 12c
Coarse or fine mesh, black, colors.
From 4 Until 5 P. IVI.
Men's $2.50 Sweaters at $1.59
4 to 5 p. m. -tomorrow in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of Men's
Sweaters in a full line of staple col
ors and sizes; very firmly woven;
will hold their shape,; 1 C(
reg. $2.60 values, only laD7
Gingham Aprons, Special 19c
4 to 5 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A sale of Women's Ging
ham Aprons ; large, "full sizes, in
plain styles, with pockets; neat
checked, patterns; special 1 A
for this hour only at, each lfC
Herrings in Sauce 9c
Very choice Herrings put up in
tomato sauce.
Jelly Tumblers, Each, 2c
$1.25 Dozen Val. Lace at 48c
4 to 5 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A sale of hundreds of doz
ens Valenciennes Laces, suitable
for every purpose; beautiful pat
terns, which sell regular to A Q
$1.25 a dozen; this nour at flOC
Bleached Bath Towels at 19c
4 to 5 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
ment A ale of full Bleached Bath
Towels, size 23x45 inches; splendid
for household nse; good values at
25c each ; specialized for, each 10J
50c Waste Baskets for 23c
4 to 5 p. m. tomorrow in the Base
mentA sale of Waste Paper Bas
kets for house or office use, Indian
made, assorted shapes and iq
colors; 50c grades, at only ttOC
5 P.M. Until 6 P.M.
Men's $1.00 Union Suits at 48c
5 to 6 p. m. tomorrow, in the base
ment A rousing one-hour sale of
men's Union Suits in nearly'all sizes,
seasonable weights. Neat fitting and
regular $1.00 values, spe- AQ
cialized for this one hour at OC
Children's $1.75 Gowns at 89c
5 to 6 p. m. tomorrow in the base
ment A one-hour sale of children's
Gowns; made of good quality mus
lin, trimmed in lace and embroidery.
Some slightly soiled or mussed, but
otherwise perfect Good QQ
values to $1.75, special at OsC
$1.25 Lace Curtains Only 69c
5 to 6 p. m. tomorrow in the base
ment A one-hour sale of Notting
ham . Lac Curtains ; mostly odd
pairs, but many two or three of a.
pattern ; values up to $1.25 Q
the pair, special this hour at UC
Soft Bleached Muslin, Yd., 8t
5 to 6 p. m. tomorrow in the base
ment A one-hour sale of 36-ineh
Bleached Muslin, the very soft fin
ish suitable for women's underwear.
A splendid bargain fox nl A.
tomorrow it, the yard O 2CT
Coat Hangers, Special Each Zp
5 to 6 p. m. tomorrow. Shop by
the hour In the basement store,
1000 highly polished hardwood Coat
Hangers, full sire and correct Q
shape; special at, each, only OC
$1.00 Allover Lace, Special a 48c
5 to 6 p. m. tomorrow in the base
ment A one-hour sale of 20'pfeees
white and ecru; splendid range of
patterns. Regular 75c to $! AQ
values, special for this hour loC
Earthen Tea' Pots, Special 16c
The brown ware Makes good tea.
Child's 50c Rompers 38c
5 to 6 p. m. tomorrow in the Base- 4
ment At the stroke of the gong
will bring out a big lot of Children's'
Rompers made of fine quality Ging
ham, in stripes and checks, sizes 2
to 6 years, well made and QQ
trimmed ; regular 60c grades OOC
Extra! All Day Sale
Men's $20 Suits
for $795
All day in the basement we will
hand out these splendid Suits. Odds
and ends selected from our upstairs
'stock sent down to the basement
to be closed out. The same high
standard of quality as Ay
when selling up to $20 3)7)
Extra! All Day Sales!
$8.00 Wash
Suits $1.43
Here goes" to clean up all that's left
of that special purchase of , women's
Wash Suits, made of linen and other
washable materials. Pure white,
tan, checks, stripes, etc. We took
all the factory had of these got 'em
at our - price. They are id f AQ
worth tdv$8.00. Special 2I,40
$1.50 Wash
Wallslls 25c
An all-day sale of women's Waists,
made of good materials, slightly
soiled and mussed. Middy and many
other styles, in white and colors ; all
good. Of course, they are odds and
erids, but they did sell regular at $1
to $1.50. Now we rjtice them Of
for speedy closing at only &DC
On the Bargain Circle?
Main Floor, Tomorrow
Toilet Goods and Notions
10c Hair Nets, priced, dozen 28
5c Fairy Soap, limit 6 cakes, 3
60c Palm Olive Cream, limit 3, 7
25c doz. Toilet Soap for only 10
Best for.hotels, rooming houses, etc
$250 Brushes at 75c
Military Hair Brushes and Cloth
Brushes, Hand Mirrors, etc.
Worth up to $2.50, special f DC
Traveling Causes, values to $3,
5c Spool Cotton, special price 3
5c Spool Silk, specially priced 3
2 for 6c Darning Cotton, each 1
10c Seam Binding, special at 6c
5c Hooks and Eyes, special at
2c Ironing Wax, the dozen 10
25c Dr. Shld. I2c
25c Hair Pins 10c
Sc Collar Stays 3c
10c Pearl Butni. 7c
10c Dr'kg. Cup 8c
39c' Scissors at 25c
25c Sk. Marker 12c
25c -Towel Rod 10c
5c 'Taper Pins 2f
35c Talr. Chalk 20c
Extra! All Day Sales!
8000 Yards Draperies
15c and 20c Mill
Ends 10c Yard
In the Basement Underprice" Store
we offer an all-day sale of mill ends
of Draperies, Madras, Scrim, etc., in
lengths from 1 to 10 yrds. All good,
useful lengths. Over 8000 yards in
this purchase. You will fiftd pieces
large enough to make a' full pair oi
curtains. Qualities that sell l A
at 15c and 20c yard, special 1UC
Boys' Suits
Special $2.98
In the Basement Underprice Store,
a sale of Boys' School Suits, just in
time for those who are fittinV.oiit fof
the opening day next? Monday.
Splendid materials, in smart, tasty
patterns. Some have two jalr pi
pants. Sizes 7 to 16 years.' Regular
stock suits; guaranteed to fit. and
give satisaction. Spe- Af)
cialized -for this sale at OueeO
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