THS OftSGOM SUNDAY JOUftMAL. TORTLANP. SUNDAY HORN1NQ. JUKC JM, Hit
JACKSON
GOUNIY
Prlnoipsl Portland Agents for Ladies'
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Styles in All Slzot at lOo and 15o
lEaoIx Homo Journal Stylo Books
Ar 26o, With a 16o Pattorn Proo,
Thus Reduoinc tho Cost to You to
10 a Pattorn Department on Balcony
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Tho Moii in Valu Tbo Boi in Qualllr
The Moat in Value Tho Beit in Quality
sue of Bonds byCount!e$J
' Irrespective of State Aid'
CITiT1 ATT
JUNE SPECHA
7000 Names Secured.
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w t i rnttflvl.nl lb tuaor
111 on lha ballot.
Jud Cuvl i tan that Jarkaon j
tauntt' raanla mrm kai .tl.ft.t vrlih '
fvwtntivn, isw uw PI mi u v
limit tlarc4 upon lh lu of bond by
round., n would allow bond to inui
only lo lha itnl of I fr rnl of l)a
aa4 valuation of in atal. and Int.
poaaa a Ilk limitation, on tha count I.
WiU Otv KaUaf.
Tudii lhal plan," aald Jud Coll.
-Jarkaon county would sl no rll(. '
g n oar a aroi Di awvi nail a million ,
If dollar now, aol a largo dbl for ft
-Aimr II If a l.lifuvM mfi.J linear lh llrm.
Hatlon prpo4 would lsau only
half a million mora. TIM would ba lha j
ana aa nothlna. far thai aum would not
ItulM Atr tft mil., nr Marl mnA fit rvv- t
p!a would vote down auch a propoil-
tlon.
"Jackson county triad to procaed un
der tha imtnilmcnl adopted at tbe loo
tlon two yara a(o, and a proposition
to laaua 11.100.000 In bond for food ,
roada waa paaad by our ptopl. Tha
aupram court darlded tha -plan wai not
constitutional baraus thj good roads
amndm-nt not alf -culln. Now
wa ara propoalng to ainnd th conatllu-
tlon ltlf o that w can legally Uaue !
bonds and tha court cannot dfat tha
work. I
"It la purely a horn rul m-naura al-
lowing each county to vol what money
It pleaaea for good roada.
Mot la Conflict.
It contain no debt limit, because con- i
dttlona ar dlfferrnt In different coun-
ilea. We have provided for aubmlsslon ,
by th county court, and It la certain ',
that the court would have to designate
In advance where the roada are to be
built. OlherwU- the defeat of tha bond
lanue would be certain." I
Judge C'olvlg maintains that the j
amendment lie champions Is nut In con- I
fllct with the highway cnmmisalon bill. '
lie pays they could operate together. 1
Aa to the conflict with tha bonding act,
proponed by the Hghway asaoctatlon .
and harmony plan, It Is provided that ;
the Jackxon county plan ohall be held to I
repeal all conflicting provisions, either I
In existing legislation or In bills adopted '
at the snr.ie election. ,
The proponed mnendment reada as
Below :
"No county xhall create any debts or
liHlilIllics which (ttiall singly or In the,
BggreifHte exceed the sum of J3000, ajc-
cent to suppress trtaurrectlon or repel j
Invasion, or to build ana maintain roans
within tiie county, liut debts for roads
hull l e Incurred only on approval of a
majority of those voting on the ques
t Ion. when vubniltted by the county
court of tho county at a general
or -at a sptclal election called by the
said court for the purpose. Any county
shall have power to borrow money for.
the building ami maintaining of roads
within the county, and may issue nego
tiable or other bonds, or other evidences
of lndebtednesa therefor, when so au
thorUed by a vote of a majority of the
votes of the county.
Borrowing1 Money.
Any county court may' submit the
matter of Incurring such Indebtedness
and of Issuing such bonds or other se
curltles to the voters of said county at
any general election by an order spread
upon the Journal at least 30 days prior
to the holding of such election, such or
der shall provide the amount of money
to be borrowed or lndebtednesa to. be
Incurred, the form, terms and condl
.i f tliA hnrula nr nthevr Mac 11 rt tins
LIUIID V . ..? ....... ,
to be Issued, and the maximum rate of
Interest therefor. The question of bop
towing money or incurring indebtedness
and issuing bonds: or other evidences of
indebtedness for roads within the coun
ty may be, by such county court, sub
mitted to the voters at a special election
called for that purpose, by the entry of
a like order upon such Journal- more
than SO days prior to the holding of
Buch election, and by giving at least 80
days' notice thereof through the clerk;
of said county, the form of such notice
to be nrescrlbed in such order of said
county court. The provisions of law I
pertaining to the holding or general or
special elections, or either, snau govern
special elections under this provision
when applicable. Such county court
may, in said order, provide every detail
concerning the form and manner of Is
suing or disposing of the securities for
roads, and any other securities so issued
shall be binding upon the county if is
sued and authenticated as required in
said order. This constitutional pro-1
vision is intended to be, and is self-executing.
No legislation Is required in
aid thereof. It hereby amends and t- j
r peals all constitutional amendments or
acts in conflict herewith, including any
acts or provisions relating thereto sub
mitted to the people concurrently with
this amendment"
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few weeks previous to toe noiorrng or
the Republican convention the office of
tha plan examiner in the, department of;
city Inspector or buildings naa been
literally deluged with requests for per
mits to construe, business buildings
for tha three days; ending the week..
Plan Examiner Ben Smith says he
' af tribal as the heavy week end show
i In to tha fact that Investors- regarded
tn nomination of Pres ldent. Taf t aa
certain after Thursday.-' though up to
that time they held back, fearing that
" Roosevelt might be the. nominee. .'
The applications for permits filed
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Were
for building construction to cost la the
neighborhood of J2.000.000. ;
Money Goes Far When Used at This Store, Especially Ib This True at This Sale
In the midttMOn period, when you art ieekinf overflowing meAiuret of economy, do not forget that LAST year your aearch ended at thia atore, where money ALWAYS goea far,
w Vir nualirv ivr rliaanrkAtnta wliM atrwlra am avrr (taYi and new. and where even a little buya much. While thit U true rieht throueh the vear. vet at certain oertoda it la
more evident, ejpeitllin the month oi June, when 4,houdcaning" U in vigoroua progreaa STevery department. READ THE MANY ECONOMY HINTS HERE USTE1X
Quick Good-Bye to an Overstook
of Fine Summer Silks
re. - jr -
It it better for ua, aa well aa for you, to reduce
our price when the demand exiata than to wait
for the aeaaon'a end, and hence thia
Groat Juno Solo of Summer Silhs
Diaregarding the actual worth or coat of theae
beautiful aillca, we have grouped them all and
marked the varioua lota at 12 different and low
ered price" price reduction which we are
aure will caute rapid aelling and lmmeuiaie
stock reduction.
Thousands of Yards of tho Choicest Now Silks in Plain
Shades and Rich Colorings
LOT 1 85c Taffeta at 49c 1 9-inch
Real Swiss Taffetas, shown in all wanted
plain shades, guaranteed perfect in weave
and finish.
LOT 3 At 45c Yard Swiss Messalines
19 inches wide, shfiwn in all the best
plain shades. A beautifully finished silk
very much underpriced.
LOT 5 At 69c Yard Best dollar Silks
from 19 to 27 inches wide, the season's
choicest weaves in all colors and patterns.
The most remarkable values are to be
found in this lot.
LOT 2 65c Taffetaa at 29c 20 to 27
inch Lining Taffetas, Plain and Fancy
Poplins, Jacquard, Printed and Pin
Striped Wash Silks.
LOT 4 At 68c Yard French Messa
lines full 27 inches wide, shown in an
endless assortment of solid colors. A
strictly hih-rade silk.
LOT 6 At 39c Yard Our 5oc and 65c
Foulards, shown in an enormous assort
ment of correct new designs and color
ings. They come in both satin and silk
finish.
Lot 7 $1.00 Foulards on Sale at 69o
24-inch Silk and Satin Foulards, the
world's best makes silks that are guar
anteed spotproof and perfect in both
weave and finish. Shown here in a won
derful variety of designs and colorings.
LOT 8 $1.50 Black 45 -inch
Peau de Gygne at
98c
LOT 9 $1.25 Black 36-inch QQr
Heavy Messalines at OyC
LOT 10 $1.00 Black 35-inch 7O-
Swiss Messalines at I UW
LOT 11 $1.50 Skinner's Yard
Wide Satins at
LOT 12 $1.00 Satins, guaran- (I'lp
teed two seasons, at "Ov
98c
Great Reductions Women's Suits
Priced at $10.00,$ 12.50 and $15.00
Excellent does not express their value in sufficiently
strong terms, because they are without doubt the best
suits we have ever shown at these alluring prices. Fur
thermore, they have arrived within the last few weeks.
They are New York's latest, made of fine quality serges
and mixtures, shown in a large range of colors. They
come in all sizes and are handsomely tailored garments.
Where alteration is necessary, a perfect fit is guaranteed.
Sale Woman's Dress Skirts
At $2.98, $3.50 and Up
1 1 K
You should buy tomorrow from our immense line of stylish
new Dress Skirts. They are faultlessly made of excellent
.quality materials and are perfect in fit and finish? They come
in black, navy and mixtures, with high waist line, panel back
and front; also two-piece and one-sided effect. Choose now
and save in the buying.
Great Special Sale and Demonstration of the Celebrated
ETaisLd Press Shields
The varioua stylea are here in full assortment. It can well be aaid that there are
"shields for all occaion"-for street or evening gowns, wash or woolen dresses,
waists, coats, etc They are shields that can be washed and ironed, and every pair
is guaranteed. By special demonstration we hayje arranged to ahow you how easily
the, Naiad Shields may be washed and kept sweet and clean, 'And aa a further in
ducement for you to attend we have reduced prices accordingly. .'
Reg. 20c Naiad Nainsook Cover
Shields, No. 2, at
Reg. 25c Naiad Nainsook Cover
-Shields, No. 3, at ..... . . . . .
Reg. 30c Naiad Nainsook Cover
Shields, No. 4, at ........ . . .
Reg. 35c Naiad Nainsook Cover OT -Shields,
Mo. -5, at . . . . '-, . . . LDC
75c Naiad Bolero, a lace-trimmed shield,
shown in three sizes. On sale
at, the ppir . ................ .Ot)U
50c Naiad Bolero, in sizes 3, 4 3 7
and 5, at ....... . . . .'. ....... .O I C
20c Naiad Shirtwaist Shield, in . JJ
sizes 3 and 4, at -... ; : ... .... . 1 OC
25c -Naiad Shirtwaist- Shield, laec-trim'd,
shown in sizes 3 and 4. , On f fin
sale at, pair . . w. ; .v. . . v. ,1
25c Naiad MDat Shield; No. 4, all -
colors, at
y . .. V
15c
17c
19c
30c Naiad Absorbent Shield, No.
25c Naiad Absorbent Shield No. tT,,
3, at 1 C
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A June Sale Muslin Underwear
It will not take a woman long to grasp the impor
tance of this June offering, for it is "different" in its
newness, broader in its variety, and yet underpriced by
a full third. We do not need to tell her that the un
derclothes are well made and fresh from dependable
makers within the week, nor tht it is a nle.ii 11 re to in.
troduce so many beautiful and first ideas.
MUSLIN GOWNS 50c TO $5.00
Beautiful garments, shown in all styles and at
your own price. Materials used are cambric,
dimity, nainsook, batiste, silk mull and the popu
lar crepe fabric. Well made garments, shown
in a variety of styles, very attractively trimmed.
COMBINATION SUITS 50c TO $4.25
X very "choice selection of the season's
latest creations, both in the corset cover
and drawers or skirt, also the three-piece
garment made of good quality nainsook,
cambric or crepe, with exquisite trim
mings of embroideries, lace and ribbons.
Bargains to be had at any price you wish
to pay.
PRINCESS SUPS 98c TO $3.50
A showing of one of the most popular
garments used today. They come in ex
quisite designs and made of good qual
ity materials and very attractively trim'd.
No word-picture can convey a correct idea
of the values you must see them.
11 n ym. at 1 aw m
CORSET COVERS 25c TO $2,00
A my greaT assortment of these service
able garments to select from, made of
good quality nainsook or crepe, with pret
ty trimmings of fine laces, embroideries
and ribbons.
CHEMISE 50c TO $2.25
A great showing of pretty Chemise, made
of a variety of good materials and shown
in many pretty styles. Neatly finished
and attractively trimmed.
MUSUN DRAWERS 25c TO $2.00
A wonderful line of Muslin Drawers, any
style you wish, regular cut, wide circular
or closed health styles. They are made
of excellent materials, and trimmings are
of the best.
Fine Embroidery Is Reduced
Here is an event which presents very unusual bargain features
make every dollar go as far aa two; where lavish display and
beauty of goods are coupled with splendid saving chances.
A Sale of Embroideries
Flouncing, Corset Cover and Allover Embroideries in Hand
some Patterns Suitable for All Purposes Quality to $1.50 Yd.
Tomorrow you have choice from 25,000 yards of High-Grade Embroidery at an out-of-the-ordinary
price. The lot consists of 27 and. 45-inch flouncing, 18-mch flounc
ing and corset cover embroidery; also 24 and 36-inch allover embroidery. Shown
in a wonderful assortment of beautiful designs. All are high-grade goods that will
not''tarry long. Come early for the best. Regular values up to $1.50 are A
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the chance to
16c
priced for tomorrow at
CLUNY BANDS, VALUES TO
65c, ON SPECIAL SALE FOR
A special offering of handsome Linen
Cluny Lace Bands, 3 to 6 inches wide,
shown in hundreds of choice patterns.
These bands are suitable for trimming
silk, wool, cotton or linen dresses and
sell regularly to 65c a yard. Foi
tomorrow at only 1 UC
FANCY RIBBONS, VALUES 1 1
TO 25c THE YARD, ONLY 1 L2C
Yards and yards of beautiful Fancy Rib
bons on sale tomorrow. They come in
any wanted color combination, in stripes,
Dresden, checks and printed floral de
signs. Suitable for any and all purposes.
Regular quality to 25c a yard ')ln
tomorrow at .1 i2v
mmum
Most Unusual Values
I11 Fine Hosiery
For Women and Children
Fortune favors vou hiffhlv in this snlendid sale of hitrh.
pi class Summer Hosiery and Knit Underwear. Prominent
.t. 'J? I f 1 ! 1 1 1
in uie display are iuur special orxenngs wnicn we aescnoe
briefly below. They will meet the most exacting require
ments as to style and quality and exceed your expecta
tions in lowness of price.
Silk Lisle Hoie at Low Cost
FOR CHILDREN 35c GRADE AT 25c
An unusually fin,e appearing and well
wearing stocking, made of the finest silk
lisle, with reinforced heel and toe. They
come in "white, black and the popular
shades of tan, blue, brown, pink and red.
AU sizes rrom 5 to --r
FOR WOMEN 35c GRADE AT 25c
A special line of High-Grade Silk. Lisle
Hose, made with double heel and toe and
shown irt light or heavy weight. ; They
come In white, black, and the wanted
shades of tan. .All sizes from 8y3 to to.
Sale Women's Union Snita
OF FINE COTTON, 75c GRADE, 50c
Fine, seasonable weight, perfect-fitting
Cotton. Union Suits, made in an elastic
rib and shown in low-neck, sleeveless
style, with cuff, knee. They come in. all
isizes and are .the best 75c grade.. On sale '
at fifty cents, i-. : u u : , - : ;
OF SILK LISLE, $1.50 GRADE AT 51
Strictly High-Grade Silk Lisle Union Suits
shown in low-neck styles, sleevd:cs sr..!
withxirff or lace-trimmed knre, nil th;:.
Garments; that fit perfectly nr.J r- r.
ways sold at S1.50. Sp::i:l nf H