The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 25, 1912, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OBKGOM DAILY JOUKNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENINQ, APKIL ti, Hit to IJffiL SUTMWHSr EDirORS OF IS Former Secretary to Mayor of Los Angelei Brings Cnm inaJ Action. Lm lklx i'll II" A .kalfe f ff klMl tlfcl f ! U )f4.iea. fkK.r I Mliw lifV AUeeAjll kj a Ik ' BHjI.lIc aH.tMiM I pmi'-t ee e !)! Minim ! MU, Wrtlti Uii Me l'lJ ll A J tltuU U ll Ui Afc.J'e a. f if - t .1 Yftk I tulle. ,..111.1. J I I tt-e JWm tJ tvlwvia ll(wcik er-IAiel t uiM.tfl. V J,f. t t"m IA 4 r tei i t9' A- I , t4.iH to --. Vi H l i U4 A BV lMll Uef 4 UM M 1AA.4 AA.J (. M ,i.-m HAaJ tiXk IW . 4 i !.. AJ U. A- t Ha!, to. l , 4 a A J.a . A . U 4 4-t w i e ktiu. ki- 1" t h.m '.-, i t A f A at. a ' tl M-J. tl At.lt. M M.l-e-i .-- UN li b W k.i J l .. A A W.JM Mel, kl.fll t !! a. I .Siat... iul. IK t-l t.el.4 II . U At A B I...- t I i. A 1l-.. At fi- 4 m tt n tt r - - BH4. a H.... h. i Jl. lolM " tl W . Ktat.f l hi ci Hull A iWahM T ' tt I'll! MtlM I. A.i btlM I A. mat A tAa -: I ' AMta4 I V Wlllbl At IA A r ' tl IA Ium i:l t sl atAtllAf II Ullil' MIU IA W A all WollIA-l 4 1 M'lf l IMA A laJ Ar ll'Mk IA l IA i .v r ai.a iiiv ! AA TV nAHlt 4AIMi IU j tt (IMkllMI brttU'l AtH- I ) t ikaaiA 91 I MTVol f I kA ' Ik, tVllAllU Vfc.f li J ! Akfl j 11 lni. IA Afl- ' CARL GRAY FAILS TO DENY THAT HE IS TO HEAD G. N. IOobIIAuaO lota fAA ( ) cri tul ! IX M f'AA IA fur lb llr.tl " Mr. if !! ht o(hln m lo fMuk in (ai4 ! lb l'l 1am1 AWt Allr, t lar 1 A OUAVllva far ll-iM in furtland. JA iiimiIix f IM tw-tftMi lUrrina la MfMlaavlUa will b InilK frvat TuAialla rrajrhlaa ATa tiaaa u 4 la Wc fclinlU- 0. A. C. EXCURSION LEAVES PORTLAND; 125 IN THE PARTY Oaa kumlr) and ! nlr H Ia1ia A id trofMitial mrn of Orrfon left rrtlacj Ihia morrlrf for loa Otva0" Aartra.lurar col In lo eludjr lha work and arouaa Inlrrol ta faror af iba tatMlahmanl of land a fcoola throuti ut lh aula I Tha Apoclal train of flra fullfnaa rai I la Mrh lh rurclon pwtf la lrl- i Iff lafl In anion depot at I la a. m Thla af lamoun lha t iruraloalaU ai : loo rin ( in aulonobllra from MrMlnn Ilia lo ShartdaJi lo aaa Yamhill oouni) ad Iba wonderful dlopmnl of (' paal fear year, or altica dlvralflrJ ; farming look lha plar of lha ona rnti mrlhod. Tb party will lhan go from harldaa lo Iiallaa or lha aprrlal, whirr tha prof rAm call for dinner and re caption. Lata tonlsht lha party ll laara UaJlaa for Oorvallla, where all or , tomorrow wilt be aprnl In Inr-pet lln tha varioua drparunanla of Uie Agri cultural roltrga. i Tba "Exclualva Ilulletln" la tha name f tha official organ puhllahed on tin train for tha enlightenment and amuae tnaat of tba party. Thoaa In tha party are: I. R. Alderman. Salem. Or ; A. It ATartll. V Arnett, J. D. Ahbolt, J. ft. BaaJl, R. 11. Drown, Mra. R. H. Brown, J. U llowman, J. i. Itooth. RobuTf. Or.: B. J. CutUnc. w. ll. Cbapln. C. 8. Trego. John r. Carroll and wife. C. C. Clark. Arlington. Or ; I'. I Campbell, Eugene. Or ; W. E Brld wall. Thomaa Carmlchael. (iaaton. Or.; W. E. Coman. W. II. Crawford. K. K. Cook. Judge C. II. Carey. Dean Colllna, - C C Chapman, Muneon Deuprey, a a...t. - - . . : ." rv . : ) Mil IK 1. I I ! AU. t' Ai i'e B-:i A 1, 7a h at tvm'mfi It a t' U.hl ll.lt WeJ W A Vll'l!!!,, r"l w Miitiii t, Weuit . a.lUk. II l eit.ai Jmtt-tm All I -.4 t t e t'ie ml lAe i A 1' c4e4 I. m dalAl4 it-milmm af Ae lMlti!l lltMIMKt Ag la- xti.iM alii t Tfce mmf artlll l iUt Af a l-e4 At Mai4e Kail. i.. ... . . . . ... . . . . . . . i j (ttfe mmm mw vm wr mm iana at I i i.e atAliMl f AoefceaiU alea eMi art if T atiti..i i 1- w ei. iik. 1.Kg I a Ti'ti. fi HUm W !.. H M 1IA i bailee t. Aleel lA A V llereoev K I. 1 vlUi 0. A. C. HaTmADE READY TO SHOW PORTLANDERS rirnvTllllir nil nillDIIC' " ree!e4 er Iba even i i mmu urn unmruo vm -iy rr, who. Mb a Iin4 la alike af lAa lalateoaa dlfe-I wa-ea Agn-ii(rei idiega, i rai- tana. Special Rates East ftm Ailit tl II It l (uJUi ra- nr.? wltl cell rmumi itp riret cWm ! . tvniaad le ! faal-kt ayaeaa- He aa-4 retura at rata af tit " P Sample Shoe Man If Tom had made Daniel Webster's Clothes, he would have Jbeen the best dressed man in the Nation n If he re turned to day, he would have me make his clothes, be cause he would have to pay for only what he got I m WRIGHT MzAd 11 a Same Old Prices NewLocation 244WashingtonSL Bet 2nd and 3rd Ground Floor --Hi Tuesd Mide the MerdiAnt Tailor, of Portland tit up and take notice. The fact of the matter it. I KNOW WOOLENS. I HAVE BOUGHT AND SOLD THEM FOR YEARS. THAT IS MY BUSINESS. When I tell you I can tell you Cobb St lenkina woolena and Simoni worateda I MEAN WHAT I SAY. And I CAN SELL THEM TO YOU. MADE INTO SPLENDID SUITS. FOR LESS THAN THE ORDINARY TAILOR CAN SELL SHODDY. Belleye me. I KNOW WHEREOF I SPEAK. When it cornea to cutting and fitting and atylerWHO DOES NOT KNOW MR. A. REPPLINO. for 26 yean the leading Merchant Tailor of Portland. For lS yeara more YOU WILL FIND US RIGHT WITH YOU all the time. WE MAKE THE CLOTHES THAT MARK THE MAN THAT SETS THE STYLE, COME IN FRIDAY OR SATURDAY. We are making a special offer of genuine imported Scotch TwCeds, Bannockbums. if you wish. They are absolutely guaranteed all wool. Go to your tailor, ask him what he will make a suit of this material for. He will say $45. I will cut that price IN HALF! North-west BIdg.,Sixth and Jmir Enter at 3272 Street r A Big D mem VaV 0 e TO HANDLE STOCK AND GOES INTO THE HANDS OF THE THIRD AND YAMHILL BANKRUPT SALES COMPANY TSr SUCCESSORS TO THE NEW GOLDEN EAGLE "SPOT CASH BUYERS OF MERCHANDISE" The above large stock is mostly MEN'S AND WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR and Will Be Slaughtered Right and Left READ OUR PRICES BELOW Note the Enormous Saving at This Store We Have No Competi tion in This City SALE OPENS FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 26th Get in at the Start Take the First Choice - Don't Lose Your Opportunity to Buy Goods Right WOMEN'S WEAR NAVY SERGE SUITS $9.98 $16.50 Suits, all wool serge, tailor made, new bpring mod els. Priced at $18.50 Suits, wool serge, Belden guaranteed satin lined, Alt) if Olai.fJ man tailored, at. NEW SPRING COATS $18.50 Coats, new soft tone shades, made with large collars, An ft special at 9770 SILK PETTICOATS S2.98 $5.00 Silk Petticoats, all colors, at MILLINERY AND SAILORS. Great showing of women's Trimmed Hats, the rep-ular $5 to &ft 5ft nn Newest creations. lust rfuri irk see them at $2.19 and PJa4f7 MILAN STRAW SAILORS. $2J50 and $3 Knox shape Hats, col- on duck and burnt. Spe- o -e rrv ,- H. i e?x.Aa ana,., S1.98 Child's Hats and Bonnets: lace straw, dainty styles ; colors pink, blue, white and ecru ; spe- g QA rial at 35 to 0 1 .a)" LONG AND SHORT KIMONOS Specially priced at 49S 59, 69 and Si. 23. One-third less than regular. HOUSE DRESSES. $1.50 Dresses, high or square neck, long or short sleeves, well j j q $1.39 Dresses 98 WASH WAISTS $2.50 Middy Blouses, reg ulation style $1.29 LINGERIE WAISTS. . 75c to $1.50 Lawn "Waists, large va riety, at, 3tf, 4Uc, 5U, 7 MUSLINWEAR. $1.50 Gowns, 2 styles, go at. .83 $1.75 Petticoats, pretty styles. 98 $1.25 Petticoats, neat; durable, 69 50c Conet Covers, 20 styles.. 23 50c Drawers, fall cut, plain jj or trimmed . ZelT 75c Drawers, pretty stylet. ,...49 LEATHER HAND BAGS $3 and $3.50 Bags go at $1.49 $2 and $2.50 Bags go at 98 $1.50 and $1.25 Bags go at 79c $1.00 and 75c Bags go at 49 WOMEN'S HOSE. 25c Burson Hose, special 19 15c Hose at 9fr CHILDREN'S HOSE. 25c Spring weight go at . .17 15c ribbed School Hose go at. .11 WOMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR 35c Bleach Vests and Pants. . .19 15c sleeveless Vests .9$ 75c Spring weight Union Suits 49 50c Spring weight Union Suits 39 CHILD'S ROMPERS. 50c Rompers, good selection. .23 SHOESEXTRA SPECIAL. $2.50 women's Kid Bluchers, fine soft kid, military heel. tti A) heavy soles, at dlnr Women s low shoes, $2.50 - iA and $3, an odd lot, go at D 1 HtZJ T.Arrc P.TfRTATrMS $1.50 Curtains, special price. . .98 $1.00 Curtains enen'al nnV !Qi 75c Curtains, special price. .. . .49. MEN'S WEAR 500 Men's AU-Wool Suits in aU shades and styles. qpj Worth $10. Sale price 4U.O Men's $15 AU-Wool Blue Serge Suits Sale C7 C7 price 4)4 m Oi Men's $20 AU-Wool Suits, in fan cy weaves and shades ia nif Sale price DlU0 Boys' $4 and $5 School Suits Boys' $6 and $7 School . $1.87 Jo on SuitS . tOaCaOi Boys' Caps Boys' 50c and 75c .Caps i n Sale price . , Ia7C Men'f $2.50 and $3.00 A i Hfi Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Hata........T.. . men s j.iAMrown OT " Derby Hats ....:.;......0 C $1.89 Men's 50c Working Shirts Sale price Men's 75c and $1 Work ing Shirts Men's Drlsss Golf Shirts Sale price Men's Dress Pleated Shirts 39c 49c 49c 78c Men's $2.50 Corduroy Pants . . ....... . 97c Men s $3.00 and $4.00 A f o7 Wool Pants .......... 1 .0 Men's $5.00 and $6.00 Worsted Pants . . . $2.87 $3.50 Reed Water Proof Suit Case at Only . $1.89 $4, $5, $6 and $7 Nettleton, Flof sheim and Regal Shoes o OA and Oxfords-7-Sale at. DZaOa7 SPECIAL 200 pairs Dress Shoes,' $2.50 to $3.50 values while t a they last tbl.UU Men's 75c Cotton Ribbed o A Underwear .... ....... . .eJilC Men's $1.00 Balbriggan Underwear Men's Porosknit Union Underwear . . ....... Men's $1.50 and $2 Union Underwear ............ , Men's Silk and Wool Union Underwear 49c 49 c 77c '$1.59 5 c 9 2 for 25c Triangle Collars, Sale at ..... 15c Hemstitched Hand kerchiefs . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . t 15c Men's Black and Tan Hose OC 23c and 50c Boston Gar- 1 O tcrs ....IJC -.