The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 07, 1912, Page 3, Image 3

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    UIK OUUQOU SUNDAY JQUiiNAU PORTLAND. SUNDAY HORNING. - APJUL 7. Hit
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All HailOrders Promptly and Carefully ' FiJ led Express Prepaid on
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Purchases of Q5.00 or Over Within One Hundred Miles of Portland
Samples Mulled on Request All PnrohaieM Promptly DeUvcred to All
Parts of Portland and Violnity Talio Advantago of tlio Great Valnea
Prominent Business Men From
All Over State Anxious
to Joint). A C. Junket
The .Whole Store Is Filled to
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Ian of anlartalomcal after In. eicur- j
on iralu laa rehud Corvallla on Iba;
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twdcxl (ha arrival at Cortallla
"Tha laa la to hava auloinobllaj at .
Iba (rain a( 1.19 o ilix.k In Ilia atwralnc '
lo laka (ha UaKor lo ih Julian hotal
fur biafaal." wrola I'r. Karr. Tbay
wilt, ba joined al brtaafaal by a iium- .
!ar of oualnaaa man of t'ortaltla. Aflar
brrakfaat. at oilork. (hay will ba ,
trough! In auiotiiubllaa to iha colltia
lid U1 to ahown ovar tha Crounda,
lClnnln( (hi lour of Inapacllon aa an- .
aouncad In (ha circular, at JO o'clock." !
Tha Uiapactlon of tba collrKa, accord- ,
in I lo Iha program, la lo bagla with an
automobile (our Inalda (ha collrg arm
ory. Than will follow Inauactlon of ,
Ilia dorn ratio aclrnr laboralorlra, whar
(he aluun(a will ba praparlng foo4
for Iha arming banqutU
Hurvry of tha work In hortlcultura,
botany and plant pathology, aoology, an
loinolon) and phyaiology. In tba art da
par(mrnt, achoot of oomtnarra, domcitlc
art and agronomy all) occupy tha tlma
until noon, when thara will ba a ragl
niontal drill on tha CalDPuf tnd A a(0
dam asaombly Which will ba followed
by lunch.
The afternoon will be apant In looking
over1 tha chemical laboratories, and tha
irpartraanla of study la baterlology.
rcBtry and ptvarmacy. Then, In Ma
nual liall, (ba department In civil
inewlng, the phyalca laboratory, x
mrntal engineering and electrical
latorloa. the power houae, tha foun
the forge chop, the machine ahop,
woodworking ahop and tha dairy
Jlng. the farm mechanic! building,
stork Judging pavilion, tha poultry
la. and all concluding with the ban-
aerved by the atudenta of tha do
tic actence department in Waldo hall
o'clock. The trip n expected to
haalztt the great variety of work
fitting all who Winn to learn for
Ural aucceas which la carried on
'oi viilll and from the college
iiKhout the atate.
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PREDICTS
SHORTAGE
OP CARS FOR LUMBER
fron
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be
been
Bitu,
(hot
bull
laily
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at lumber shipper will be coh-
ted with n car shortage la the
on of Edward L. Fairbanks, traf
lanager of tha Paclfio Coaat Shlp
associHtlon, who was here from
le yesterday. Mr. Fairbanks p re
ft matcrlnl Improvement . In the
nd for lumber, but believes It will
fflcult to make prompt deliveries
se of the ehortage of rolling stock.
e railroads are hard pressed for
said li.r. Fairbanks, "and the
Ion will not Improve although
uiids of freight cars are being
The Canadian Paclfio la partiou
crowded, lumber -manufacturers
points between Seattle and Sumas
la-ivlng 200 cars of material ready for
hlpment and no cars in alg-ht. All of
s material Is booked for points in
ida, to Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Winnipeg;, and the company has in vain
attempted to borrow rrom other north"
em lines.
"Kail shipments have not been as
heavy this winter as they should have
been under normal conditions, and this
means that lumber stocks in the middle
states and throughout the lumber buy
1ik districts, for that matter, are low.
With comparatively few cars available,
it will probably mean- a serious lumber
jphortage In places, and this will have
'the effect of advancing values.
"I believe that the coming- summer is
going to be ttXj best the Paclfio .north
west lumber manufacturers havfj had In
four years, and they are entitled to it,
for certainly they have not had oppor
tunity to count profits for a long time.
Many have done well to continue opiera
(lon " .
HUNDREDS OF LOGGERS
FIND WORK IN CAMPS
"radically all ot the lodging camps
fi, ttie Columbia river district are now
fcei.'Hiig, a large number of them hav
" tig opened during the week, giving; em
ployment to hundreds or men. '
At u meeting of the Columbia ft Iyer
i.oBffers' association . yesterday after
noon, it was eald that : the outlook forj
bitiUnefS in coming summer is consld
i.i:il,lv better tha for a long time and
a. liiuvvass shows that the supply of logei
in iha water Is lower than for some
tim tnc accrrase ine past inunin nav
I, iK heen quite material, rn apite of the
fait tlat a few-camps resumed opera
tions afeont thre weeks ago.
Iouls VVorner, secretary of the West
ern Cooperage company, wa elected
'.secretary of tha association to fill the
-acancy caused by the resignation of
fiecretary Irving I Webster, who had
' lafen serving jlemporarlly. ' f ' . ,
;T flaw yoo raafl ' the great piano pur
chasing opportunity n page t, -section
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Overfflowinff With the Hew Sea
son's GroodsPrices Temptingly Low
The mafnlficmt tyle wKich you will Kerc, tKe wocxJerfuU Ur jti asormtni arvdl
brotuj rarirtlcA which creet you at errrr turn, and the KnJome ppcarmnce of our itore
in fmU Sprinf tUtire. tell the dory of our cfforU to make thi helpful tore mort) helpful
than eTtr our sunbttion to giye our cutcr the choke of the chotcot food and to
proTkle the BEST POSSIBLE VALUES. We're proud of our pcetnt ahowtng and tiryd
you to come now and pM judgment on our Hylee, our qualitiee and our price now,
when we are appearing at our beet now, when everything U new, frah and desirable.
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The Ioai in Value Tha Sail in Quality
An Unsurpassed Showing- of the
New Wash Goods
We hare nerer before told such a treat lot of Wash Good to early In the ea
ton. ThU adrance buaineaa u the beat tet of the rarietr and ttylea that can be
een. Thoto who hare not already bought a full supply for Summer tewing thould
be intereated in theae offering.
NEW GINGHAMS A reit shipment
just received, including hundreds of de
sirable styles, best standard qual- 1
ity. at 1 UL
SCOTCH GINGHAMS Anderson's cele
brated imported Scotch Ginghams in a
full showing of styles and colors OCsy
at only awOL
NEW PERCALES A full showing of
neat and attractive styles in liht and dark
colors, best standard quality, at Cr
only 10
MADRAS WAISnNGS Also Shirtinrs,
shown in neat small figures and stripes
on wnite rrounds, on special ntx,
sale at wUL
w y v a
35c
NEW MIXTURES of silk and cotton,
shown in checks, plaid and striped styles,
very pretty and durable, specially 95"
priced at L OL
PLAIN COLORED VOILES, full forty
inches wide, shown in a full variety of
colors, sepcially priced for this
sale at only
SHANTUNG SILKS in the new flaked
effects, plain colors in all the new shades,
on special sale tomorrow at this 'ItZn
low price
NOVELTY FOULARDS and Silk-Rn-Ished
Challies, in dots, figures and striped
styles, on special sale at this low C
price awOC
The Prettiest of the New Silks
and Dress Goods 1
ARE HERE IN GENEROUS
ASSORTMENTS AND AT PRICES
YOU WILL BE GLAD TO PAY.
In attempting to go into details regarding the multiplied beauty of these new
Spring Silk and Dress Goods, no word too much or no adjective too strong could be
applied. With our usual forethought, rwe have gathered a more than ordinarily large
assortment of patterns and colorings. The following details will-interest you:
NEW SWISS TAFFETAS AT $1.00 YARD Beautiful chiffon-finished silks of
perfect weave and free from artificial dressing. They are all silk and are shown in
a full assortment of the new plain shades, two-toned effects and changeable; also in
neat small designs, self-colored Jacquard weaves and changeable hairline stripes.
Choice new silks of unequaled quality at this price.
FANCY DRESS AND WAISTING SILKS AT 85c A very attractive showing of
new Fancy Dress and Waisting Silks, full 24 inches wide, shown in new hairline, pin
and Pekin stripes in all the correct new Spring and Summer shades. It is a soft, cling
ing taffeta that will not cut or slip. Specially underpriced for this sale at eighty-five
cents a yard. ' ' -
GENUINE SWISS MESSALINES AT 75c A YARD At no other store in this city
will you find such "a generous assortment of these popular silks. Genuine Swiss Mes
salines, full 27 inches wide. A heavy, firmly woven fabric that drapes beautifully
and will not cut or sup. Comes in every desirable color. Our leader at seventy-
five cents a yard.' ' . -
CHENEY BROS.' FOULARDS AT 85c A YARD Just arrived, another great ship
ment of Cheney Bros.' Showeproof Foulards -a silk that is warranted not to spot.
Comes full23 inches wide and shown in a wonderful assortment of neat small de
signs, polka dots, conventional - designs, small colored figures, rich overdesigns, Jac
quard weaves, two-toned fancies, etc., in the new season's most popular colorings.
Silks that must be seen to be appreciated.' For this sale at eighty-five cents a yard.
NEW SPRING SUITINGS AT $1.00 YARD 52 and 54-inch All-Wool Suitings in
attractive new styles. Included ar,e the new Scotch Mixtures, new Pekin Stripes,
new Diagonals, Whipcords and Serges. Shown in all wanted colors. Particularly at
tractive are the new shades of gray. These are f abrics that cannot be matched in this
city at anywhere-near one dollar , a yard. . . .
DOUBLE-WEIGHT FABRICS AT $1.50
54rinch ?' Double-Weight Scotch . Mix
tures and ew Diagonals, : Shown' Jn ; all
wanted colors, new light tans, grays, cas
tor and mixtures." Fabrics that are war
ranted' all wool. .
V-
SILK STRIPED VOILES AT 85c New
Silk Striped. Voiles arid' Marquisettes in all
evening shades as well : as cream and
black. They come full 40 inches wide
and are beautiful fabrics at a very low,
Women's Fashion
able Garments
This popular section of our store will satisfy your
ready-to-wear need with offerings of quality at popu
lar prices. Here are the apeciala for tomorrow t
Women's Suits at $10.50,
S12.50, S15.00 to S25.00
Everv rarment a strictly 191 2 Spring style. Made of
fine Quality sertres. whipcords and mixtures. Shown
in all sizes and in a splendid range of colors. They are
quality made suits, that not only looks well, but will
give full wearing service. Come and profit by an early
selection. ,
Women' Coats 57.50 to $17.50
Some very smart effects in these stylish garments, of
serges, mixtures and whipcords. Handsomely tailored
in plain effect or slightly trimmed. Very handsome
and stylish garments.
Silk Drosses at $12.50 to $10.50
Faultlessly made Silk Dresses of rood quality foulard,
pongee, messaline and chiffon taffeta. Come in plain
colors, also polka dots and small figures in the bordered
effect Low pr high neck effect
Children's Dresses 75o to $7.50
A very large assortment of Children's
Dresses, shown in sizes 6 to 14. They
are made of 'good quality gingham and
percales, also embroidered tissue, white
lawn and marquisette, in an immense va
riety of styles and colors.
Women's Waists 05c to $5.50
A very attractive line of Women's Lawn
Waists, made in many beautiful styles,
with high or low neck. Plain tailored ef
fects, also neatly trimmed with pretty lace
or embroidery. Handsome waists that we
will be glad to show you, at low prices, .
Yon Will Be Delighted With Our New
Spring Snowing Muslin Underwear
Those Who realize the importance of perfectly fitting undermuslins that enhance
the beauty of one's figure and provide a perfect foundation for outer garments, and
who appreciate daintily devised and carefully made garments of this character. wiU
be delighted with our new stock of undermuslins.
The showing includes Gowns, Skirts, Combination Suits and Slips, made of excel
lent quality material and trimmed in the best possible manner. Fit and workman
ship are as good as the highest grade of lingerie. There's a, style and Q )C
size for everyone at the popular price of . 1 ewO
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT $1.59
At this extraordinarily low price we are showing a very large assortment of Women's
Gowns, Skirts, Princess Slips and Combination Suits, made of the finest jnaterials
and elegantly trimmed. Fit and make absolutely perfect. Regular val- CQ
ues to $2.50 specially priced at D 1 Oy.
ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS IN INFANTS' WEAR, INFANTS' HATS AND BON
NETS FROM 25c TO $3.50
We are now showing a very complete line of Infants' and Children's Headwear. In
cluding Straw Hats and Bonnets, Silk Bonnets, Knitted Silk and Mercerized Bonnets
and Lawn Bonnets. They are nobby and stylish and are very handsomely trimmedV
Also a nice line of Bojs' Caps and Hats. -
Great Sale of Women's Silk Lisle
Underwear Z.:-
SPRINGrWEIGHT VESTS AND PANTS IN ALL SIZES OUR REGU- (Q
LAR$1.25 AND $1.50 GRADE PRICED FOR TOMORROW'S SALE AT VOC
Our new Spring stock of Women's Knit Underwear is the sfrohgesi'IweTH
shown. A A fortunate purchase permits us to offer most unusual values.- Women's
Fine Silk Lisle Vests and Pants in correct Spring weight, perfectly finished and form
fitting. v The vests are shown in long-sleeve styles' with high" neck, and the pants
come in ankle length ana with equestrian top. All sizes. Regular Si.25
and $1.50 grades on sale at
GAUZE LISLE HOSE ON f AA
SALE THREE PAIRS FOR -M.UU
Women's Fine Pull - Fashioned Gauze
Lisle Hose, made with double sole, heel
and toe and double garter top. ' They are
very elastic and guaranteed fast black.
All sizes. Regular 50c grade, three pairs
for one dollar. ; v:; v.;';-. .
98c
SILK LISLE HOSE SPECIALLY OC rf
PRICED THIS SALE AT, PAIR Zo C
Ouldren's Finei Ribbed Silk Lisle Hose,
with double heel and toe, shown in the
new'. shades of, tan, pink, blue, red; also
white arid black. All sizes from 5 to
9K ' Best 35c grade on sale at ZZz per
i pair. : . ,.