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About The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1886)
.,x r DIRECT IMPORTERS Of English, Frenoh and German , TT V I, L' .,, ku CW .Utfclill ,'C.IMI Call K-T) -0 CiV T?! I''"r'' "awr, ,"j"f' ' .miv' ..IbojV I! M row Ifemra -1 .17" """ 1 Tbilisi 1 inns !, novelties caiwicki fancy goods n' American Toys, Books, Games, Photo graph and Autograph Albums, Clocks, Silverware, etc. Note tohe Trade. ; All goods sold by us pass directly to our bands from the manufacturer, both American and Foreign all Foreign goods coming direct to Porllnnd "in bond." We can, therefore, of fer as low prices as any importing house in New York or Chicago. Our Assortment is Complete in all lines. Specialties in Dolls, Tin, Iron and Wood Toys, Wagons and Velocipedes. COHEN", DAVIS & CO., GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, ia-101 riml Nt., (nrt.Ymhlll4Tilor), I'ORTI.AND, OB. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE ST. CHARLES, Leading Hotel of the Northwest. ' PROPRIETOR. fT) T f t i Cor. Front and Morrison Sts., PORTLAND, OR. I 1 This house has just been thoroughly overhauled, from ground floor to attic, being repainted, papered and re furnished throughout Twenty additional rooms on the west end, second floor, all entirely now in appointments. AN OTIS ELEVATOR lias just been introduced, with a capacity for carrying Ten Tons Weight, making the upper floors as convenient as thoeo on the ground. The ST. CHARLES, as now arranged, is undoubtedly the finest and most complete es tablishment of ilia kind in tho North wont, TI IE RESTAURANT, in charge of C1IARLES HEILMAN, is conducted in firsUlass style and af fords every luxury known to the epicure.
