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About The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1886)
DIRECT IMPORTERS Of English, French and German WM1 row in i. -. i wi -nt - -vt . mri-. mi m rm WWW ' WPI ' -'ri"t w, "-J-' -"" ,,4" " " ' ' . NOVELTIES OcAMlMlSll FANCY GOODS American Toys, Books, Games, Photo graph and Autograph Albums, Clocks, Silverware, etc. . Note to The Trade. All goods sold by us pass directly to our hands from the manufacturer, both American and Foreign all Foreign goods coming direct to Portland "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 DoIIb, Tin, Iron and Wood Toys, ' Wagons and Velocipedes. J COHEN, DAVIS & CO., " GOLDEN EULE BAZAAR, ' : 1S-11 Flrat BU, (Bet Yamhill 4 Tailor), PORTLAND, OR. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. j EIGHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION" -OF THE- PORTLAND MECHANICS' FAIR! OCTOBER 7th TO 23rd, INCLUSIVE. ... ; HHP? A . ' M s.s s Host Complete Exhibit of the Mechanical Skill, Inventions, Art, Agrioulture and nat ural products of the North Pa- oifio Coast ever pre presented to the Public I EXHIBITS AID PEEMDMB Every Article, Method or Pro eeee auMwptlbl of belna die-' played at Khlliltloa , bavins the merit of Kxeelleneo In either alllltjr, beauty or attractive nov elty, and related to merhanlM, arte, evlrnee ..Mi.iiiiniwlll hea ac ceptable contribution. There U no cnarffe lor epac or power. Reduction in ratw of fare has boon secured on all lines running into Portland, and all goods exhibited wiU be re turned tree of charge, in cases where same have not changed ownership. Too Second U. S. Cavalry Band, of Fort Walla Walla, has been engaged to furnish Music O UHTAF WILSON, Socretnry. J. H.s CONGLE, President. A. 8. WHITING, Superintendent, 27 Stark St, Portland.