THE SUXDAY OREGOXIAX. FOKTXASTJ, MAT 7, 1916.
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ROSE CITY PARK KIDDIES
WILL APPEAR IN PLAYLET
"The Dream of Fairyland," With Fanciful Settings and Imaginary Char
acters, Will Be Presented by Choral Club Friday Night.
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National Gas Range Weelc Stewart Ranges 25?6 Less!
Added Removal bale Reductions! p .. , r , i l iaSSl
This sale has saved money to hundreds of homefurnishers; in the brief time
remaining, we expect it to be of immense benefit to hundreds more. It will be no
small accomplishment to sell out a $75,000 stock, but we want tQ move nothing to
our new store. You can buy standard furniture of guaranteed quality here now
for lower prices than you have ever paid before., There will be exceptional bar
gains offered this week.
Metal Beds Reduced
Regular $6.00 Iron Beds, assorted f3 Ql"
finishes, reduced to $3lU
Regular $11.00 Iron Beds, Vernis dC CC
Martin finish, only $J00
$14.00 Iron Bungalow Beds, Vernis dT QfJ
Martin finish D aOD
$18.00 Enameled Iron Beds (samples), brass
trimmed with fancy scroll work ; f r T
extra heavy .J) ,00
$24.00 Enameled Iron Beds (sam
ples), same as above
$27.50 Enameled Iron Beds (sam
ples), same as above
$36 Enameled Iron Beds (sam
ples), same as above
59.65
$10.75
$14.60
Regular $22.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
9x12 size; six patterns in Oriental and
floral designs ; reduced toAi qh
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Second Floor, Main Store.
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Regular $9.00 Wool Fiber Rugs, 9x12 size;
geometric designs in gray, blue, rose and
brown ; very attractive and d J o EJ
desirable Dl303
Second Floor, Main Store.
Armstrong's Corkoleum Mats, 6x9 size;
can be washed and scrubbed; dJ
lovely Oriental patterns O
Second Floor, Main Store.
Sale of Refrigerators
Now is the time to buy a new ref rigerai or ;
our removal sale has lowered prices. All our
refrigerators are modern in construction,
perfect in sanitation and ice-saving qualities.
Regular $12.00 Refrigerators J q qh
on sale this week at
Regular $14.00 Refrigerators J "1 A C
on sale this week at . ij X x
Regular $22.50 Refrigerators Q1 C QA
on sale this week at A Oa7 J
Regular $37.50 Refrigerators J0 Qfl
on sale this week at. DmOOvI
These Are Genuine Reductions
Second and Morrison-St. S4a-e
Sale of Dining Tables
$15.00 Quartered Oak Dining Tables, fl- A 1 C
fumed finish, 6-foot, 42-inch extension P A J X J
$20.00 Quartered Oak Dining Tables, CI O Q.C
fumed finish. 6-foot, 45-inch extension pXOLr
$22.00 Quartered Oak Dining Tables, A Otf
fumed finish, 6-foot, 45-inch extension P Ar0 ij
$33.50 Quartered Oak Dining Tables, golden wax
finish, heavy claw feet, 6-foot, 48- dJIO OA
inch extension P X O.OU
$270 Quartered Oak Dining Tables, (jjl C
fumed finish, 6-foot, 48-inch extension P X VJ
$30.00 Quartered Oak Dining Tables, planked top,
claw feet. 6-foot, 45-inch extension, fl1 Q tZ
priced at only pXO.wlVJ
$40.00 Quartered Oak Dining Tables, J0 " Cfi
fumed finish, 8-foot, 48-inch extension X.OVl
Second and Morrison-Street Store.
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National Gas Range Week
Look at Our Immense Stock
See our Educational Display of Armstrong's Linoleums
in our Washington-street window. We carry full lines
in plain, printed and inlaid Linoleums.
Exceptional Curtain Bargain
Dozens of pairs of plain Marquisette Curtains,
hemstitched, cream and beige. Regu-QC
larly priced $1.50, offered this week at
Second Floor, Main Store.
HENRY JENNING&SONS
Main Store: Washington St. at Fifth Removal Sale at Second and Morrison Sts.
The Stewart Gas Range'
These fine Ranges all have eastiron base and door
frames and fine planished iron body, with convenient
drop oven door and automatic lighter. Some with
genuine porcelain doors and panels. All at special
discount for one week only.
Regular $25 Stewart Gas Ranges re- i o 7r
duced this week to V O. O
$30.00
Stewart Gas Ranges re-djoo 7C
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$37.50
Regular $40 Stewart Gas Ranges re
duced this week to
Regular $45 Stewart Gas Ranges re
duced this w
Regular $50 Stewart Gas Ranges rc
duced this week to
Discount Sale at Both Stores
MR. LIGHTNER TO WRITE
CHAIRMAV OF COt.XTY BOARD
AMvED FOR HIGHWAYS' HISTORY.
I Many Tears as CummUalonfr
Slember Human Incyrlupcdta
Multnomah Affairs.
Made
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tion is forced to restrict it to members
only.
The entertainment committee, com
posed of Harry Anderson. Dr. Lloyd
Brooke, J. D. H. Crockwell. Chief Jay
Stevens, Harry Coffmen and Constable
Andy Weinberger, are making final
arrangements.
Part of the programme to be rendered
will be as follows: Musical selections,
mandolin and guitar, the Btrelhs; sonps
by Frank Hennessy; piano solo, by F.
Fisher; songs by A. W. Jones; atories
by Andy Weinberger; songs by J. D. M.
Crockwell.
There will be a buffet lunch.
Rose City
J1UXDKL:D Rose City Parkwill have the part of Slay. Mar.iorie
A yoiniKsters. members of theKeam has thi attractive role of Fairy
U. Jk. cv,ui i-i, ,h n. 1 1 1 i,.vluecn aid .Dorothy unite appears as
.', . , , , the Fairy Princess. Marv Francis
the puhllc to the .clubhouse Friday hu ivill impersonate Llghtfoot. a
nicht for a fanciful children's operetta, fairy messenger, and Rose Elizabeth
The Dream of Fairyland." The play- Koberts will he Brishteyes. Loralne
let teems with melody, with its win-l'e Young- will appear as Flyaway.
little lads and lassies in thewsiaes tne principals mere, are a
f 4Uliir-re number of children in minor
fiomc
roles
other beings that haunt
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rr lea r fa irina ol fa onH Harn'ora
KiaQies Songs, dances and pantomimes have
ntortais. handsome princes and forlornoperetta more attractive thaii the fairy
Itrinoesses, fairy queens and gnomes. story in the book. Golden Starr Scott,
"Th"i Dream of Fairyland" is the director of the Rosebud Choral Club,
tale of two littlft girls who go in theiris in charge, and a large number of
dreams to the enchanted home of theprominent members of Rose Ctty Park
fairies. little Mips Geraldine GerthClub and residents of that section are
will play Npva and Jessie Itendersonpatronizing the affair.
WAR VETERAN PASSES
TO OPERATION,.
Services bn llcputy Sheriff Are Be
called (irand Army Post Moarm
I.oms of Member.
"Daniel C. Lounshury. who died at St.
Vincent's Hospital May 2 following an
operation, was a well-known veteran
of the Civil War. He had been a resi
dent of Portland since 18S3 and had
served as Deputy Sheriff here for about
nine years under Sheriffs Sears, Jor
dan and Penumbra Kelly.
Mr. Lounsbury was born in Bantror,
Me., June 3, 1S43. He went to Wis
consin, and after the opening of the
Civil War enlisted in the Fifth Wis
consin Battery. He participated in the
siese and capture of Corinth, the bat
tle of Perryville. the battle of Stone
Uivcr. the battle of Chickamauga and
the famous march, of Sherman to the
sea. At the battle of Kesaca his horse
was killed under him and he received
a wound that caused him ill-health for
the rest of his life.
Mr. IxHinsbury crossed the plains to
Montana with, a team in 1866. He mar
ried Frances E. McKinstry at Deer
l,rwige, Mont., September 17, 1870. After
living in Portland for a time he moved
to Douglas County with his family,
where he made his home for about 10
years. About three years ago he again
returned to Portland.
He was a past commander of Lincoln-Garfield
Post No. 3. Grand Army
of the Republic, and since his return
here he joined George Wright Post Xo.
1. He also was a member of Industry
I.odge. Ancient Order of I'nited Work
men of this city, and became master
workman of tht iodcre.
He was vestryman at St. Stephen
Pro-Cathedral for several years, later
transferring to Trinity Church.
glass window and sustaining a bad
gash. He was finally taken into cus
tody by Motorcycle- Officers Gouldstone
and Crane at 671 Tenino street, he nav
Ing appropriated a settee on the front
porch at that place and gone to sleep
without the knowledge of the resident
of the house.
Drown's injured arm was sewed up
at the Policy Emergency Hospital and
he was fined $ 25 in Municipal Court
yesterday.
FAIR VIEWS TO BE SHOWN
V. V. C. A. to Display Pictures From
Panama-Pacific Exposition.
A beautiful collection of colored
views of the Panama-Pacific Hxposi
tion will be shown in the auditorium
of the. Young Women's Christian Asso
ciation on next Wednesday night, by
David Lczer. the organizer and direct
or of the prize educational exhibit at
the fair.
To accommodate the business girls,
a. well as others, the views will be
shown continuously from 6:30 to 9:30.
W. L. Lightner, chairman of the
County Commissioners of this county,
ha-n been asked by one of the good-
roads journals, published in the Fast,
to furnish it with complete data cover
ing the history, cost and construction
of hard-surfaced roads -in this county.
Mr. Lightner, who lias been a member
of the board for 12 years, and who is
perhaps more familiar with all of the
public work done by the county than
any other, is now collecting the in
formation. Much care is being taken
as to its details and accuracy.
The information, outside of its pub
licity feature, will also be used later
for a more comprehensive story of
Multnomah County highways, to be
prepared by Mr. Lightner, in collabora
tion with a prominent writer in Port-
and, who is also collecting data with
the view to writing a history of the
good roads, particularly in Multnomah
County, and generally in the state. i
Having served throtigh all the ad
ministrations which have had to do
with the Initiation and construction eft
these great highways, including the
Columbia River Highway, Chairman
Lightner, of the board, is perhaps one
of the best qualified men in the city
and county on the subject.
A detailed history of Multnomah
County's highways, which rank in
mileage, utility and quality first of any
county in the United States, and which
cover a period of less than a half a
dozen years, has never been fully writ
ten. Mr. Llghtner'a data, will start with
the beginning of the agitation of good
roads and the stages through which the
movement passed before the actual
construction was inaugurated. The
Commissioner, who Is an encyclopedia
on county affairs and its finances, will
a4so show what amount of money was
spent, how it wa expended, cost of
every piece of hard-surfaced and mac
adam road, how the money was raised
by taxation, and, in fact, a eompre
hensive statement of the entire subject.
When completed it will be a record
of value to Multnomah County and the
Chamber of Commerce s statistical de
partment for future use. The Com
missioner s plan Is to have the data
collected and ready to be whipped into
shape before the Columbia River High
way is formally dedicated In June. The
chances are that It may be the official
history of the great Columbia River
drive.
been closed to travel and the crushed
rock foundation Is beiny put on, pre
paratory to finishing the part left last
Summer on account of Baker's hill be
ing cut down and the thoroughfare re-,
graded.
At Troutdale the work of regrading
Is progressing rapidly. The road from
the lower to the upper Sandy River
bridge, la being surveyed.
PAVING .PLANS ARE FILED
SH! HE ESCAPED SHE SAYS
Coy Little Woman 1 Glad That
Brother AVho Deserted, Is Safe.
A coy little woman slipped Into the
office of City Attorney La Roche yenter
day and asked if she miirht ask a ques
tion. "Sure," said Mr. LaRoche, "fire
away."
The woman irlanced at the doors and
then bepan "You don't know me, I
don't Intend that you shall, because it
would be disastrous for my identity and
my name to become known. My brother
has just come to our home In Portland
fter deserting the Canadian army.
What we want to know is, can he be
xtradlted if arrested?"
Mr. JjiRorhe answered that he could
ot. The little woman s face lighted
p, a smile 'blossomed out and she
urned and left. "I thank you very
much," said she.
Kast Gllsan Street Wok to
$37,000 to $38,000.
Cost
Plans were filed yesterday by City
Kngineer Datcr for the pavins of Kast
Glisan street from East Seventy-fifth
Ftrect to Kast Eighty-seventh street.
The estimated cost of the work is $37,
0UO for one type of pavement and $38.
OOQ for another. The Portland Railway.
Light & Power Company will be re
quired to pay about one-fourth of tli
assessment.
Plans were fllrd yesterday also for
the macadamizinsr of Schuyler street
from flrnnrl ovpniie to E.RSt Sixth strict
and East Sixth street from Schuyler I me propcrtv MHr slnir the
strcet to Hancock fceU i niisnway ana me county commission
ers reriroins same cliunnfj.
Officinls Confer Over Crossing
DAYTON. Wash.. May . (Specials
F. R. Spinning-, of the Public Service
Commission; Superintendent Tyler, of
the Pasco division of the Northern Pa
cific, and S. B. Calderhead, Benercl pas
senger axent of the same line, are here
this week to attend a conference with
plated in the rrossinss of the .North
ern Pacific. The highway commission
plans to do away witli all railro.itl
crossings from the edpe of 1 'ay ton to
Wait.Nburgr.
Fort v-elctit material re u
fttru:irn of a i.iano. vtliUh
fewer than Irt countries
ed In tlie con
come from no
bisii;ss is ;ooi.
Ileen n.e We Combine Ouallly find antitr the Illckt I'rlee.
Huirk Service' Sanitary Comfortable Mandredw laleaed.
COZY DAIRY LUNCH
32.1 WASHINGTON STRKKT. Near Sixth. THK BLACE FOR LADIES.
Large Variety of Klch. Homemade l'a.stry Ir'resh Morning and Kvenins.
Three ot-Bro n Hot rakra With Oor i'amoai Coffee. 1 Or.
t'holeo lioaat. Slraka. hop. Chicken. Flail, Ke., Only IOC
rretnhlra and Soups.
S peels I 15C iOc and 7C Breakfasts.
Resrnlar Tr,e ChieVen Dinner 'i'otlny at Hoc Including Ire Cream and take.
BRIDGE PLAN IS JDPP0SED
LONE CELEBRATOB FINED
Young Man Pays $25 for Rampage
In Sellwood.
Eupene. Thrown, 24-year-old book
keeper, went on a celebration Priday
nig-ht and attempted to enter several
houses in Pellwood. capping the climax
hy thrusting his arm through a plate-
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duct Over Railway.
By a vote of 20 to 18 the Multnomah
Commercial Club at a mee tinny held
Wednesday night went on record as
opposed to the construction or the pro
posed viaduct over the Orejron Electric
Railroad tracks at Multnomah fetation.
The viaduct over the danscerous piece
of track at Multnomah Station, it is de
clared. will eliminate two grades he
sides safegruardinsr the lives of people
uslnpr the Capital Highway. The pre.
ent plan Is to build it of concrete with
a 20-ioot roadway and two tnree-foo
sidewalk?. The Oregon Electric has
offered to pay half the cost.
Daniel C. to ass bury. Vetera f
Civil War ami Former Deputy
Sheriff. W ho Is Dead.
MG&SE PLAN STAG SOCIAL
Ixxlce- Xo. '219 to Entertain
Wednesday Night.
The Royal Order of Mooae Lodg-e,
Xo. 219. on Wednesday night. May 10,
will give a stag- social in their lodsre
and clubrooma in the Royal buildina-.
corner of Broadwav and Morrio
Ktreet. On account of the larjce num
ber of members who have already made
arrangements to attend, the orsaniza-
PAVING IS UNDER WAY
Work Left ITndone on JShsc I.I no
Road Bein? Finished.
GRESHAM, Or.. May S. (Special.)
The Clark-Henery "hot Etuff" plant at
Ruby Junction is now in operation,
and it is the intention of the construc
tion company to resurface the Hase
Line road immediately A sprinkling
of sand will be put on the road after
the surface in painted, which will tend
to decrease the wear on the permanent
surface. The east end of the road has
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Ships for Sale by Owners
.Motor bhlp, 2 twin -screw, ready November.
r. v., 15O0 M. Ibr.. each 9ZZ:.(KH
Mrsm Schooner. 413 tons, carries GOO M. ft.
lbn. $"0,000
Steam 8chooner, 228 tons, carries 21w M. ft.
ibr 43,000
1 Motor Hhlp. r?ady Aurust 1. 200 M. ti. Ibr.
price not lurhid.nff eaclnes) $100,000
Stel sir., ri2.00 tub. ft. 4200 tons i. U
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