The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, February 04, 1905, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text7 ijayQ IMHlHMHVHHIIHni f,m 5UM TF-ry...57.,-,J!MH . tfTW"CWBIff WT33MSOT jnlBRBW(WPMWWWWH( 'ir-jr" IL fr" r2TBEX'Kr''3U-jrsjr7 TTTT! f J,,, iviwwqwtia ;. TKE NEW AGB, POTITLAND. OREGON. t H Sfc . -XS.. A- rf, I Tf " r ,i ri-inr n ' "- ' r i i I ih Mi I P U:mmmrm,m n 4 r r i s THE NEW AGE EiUbllihed 1896 A. D. Orimn Manager ODm, ay, Second St., cor. Aih, Koomi 1 and 2 Portland, Orcfou. A0ENT8 J. W. Duncan t.nmte, Mont tt. C. bninom ....... ..Helena, Mont Goo. A. Hayes.. Boattlc, Wash To Iniure nulillcatlon. all local newi muit react ui not later tban Thuriday morning ot act) week. Subscription price, one year, payable In ad- TM, fi.W. &SX9($dS)(l)(S' PORTLAND LOCALS SXi Sx? d( Mr. H. Lonn Is very sick. Mrs. Herman Hill Is still qui to sick. Mrs. J. W. Pnyno, who was 111 last week, Is convalescent. Don't forRct tho fair at 55lon A. M. E. church, Thirteenth and Main. Bethel A. M. B. church has organ Ized a new choir. Tho members aro Mrs. Pitts, Mr. nutl Mrs. Ucnjamln, Mr. and Mrs. It. U. 1'crry; Miss Pearl Miller, orgnnlBt. Thcro wilt bo special song service at tho A. M". E. Zlon church. Thir teenth nnd Main streets, on Sunday evening by tho choir, nnd a sormonetto by the pastor, Itov. O. E. Jnclcson, on tho BUbJect "Power of Song." It prom ises to bo a most Interesting service. Conference minutes of tho 37th ses sion of tho A. M. E. Zlon denomina tion, held In Krcsno, Cnl., havo Just been received by Uov. (1. E. Jackson, pastor of the A. M. E. 'Aon church, of this city, and mny bo had by mcmltcrs or friends for ten centB n copy. It Is nn Interesting compilation of tho work of tho session. Wo aro glad to boo the churches bo well attended. Tho sermon preached by Hcv. Jackson last Sunday night was eloquent nnd most Instructive. Tho subject wns, "Tho Six Steps to King Solomon's Throne." Mnny fn vorablo comments havo been heard on tho pastor's nblo effort. Tho people ganornlly aro congratulating them selves on the fact that such nn nblo .minister has been secured for this dis trict. To look well tho feet must bo well dressed. Did you over try tho Packard shoo for in on? If not call on Phillips Shoo Co., at 109 Sixth street, nnd see tho exclusive styles In up-to-date, ready to wear shoes for men. Tho largest exclusive men's shoo storo In tho stnto of Oregon Is that of tho Phillips Shoo Company at 109 Sixth street. It Is a new business es tablishment nnd is conducted y busi ness men on new buBlncBS linos. Tho Packard shoe, of which it Is tho solo agent, Is Its specialty nnd It la ccr tnlnly tho finest piece of footwear over mndo. Tho Phillips Shoo Co. Is leav ing nothing undone to demonstrnto tho merits of tho Packard shoo. At tho prlco of $3.G0 it Is tho cheapest shoo of superior quality In "any mnr kct. and leads all In styles, Stock all entirely now. TO LOOK WELL YOU MUST DRESS WELL. Orlswold & Phogloy, tho popular tnllors at 131 Sixth street, offer super lor Inducements to thoso who doslro to look well by droaslng well. In their business suits, ovorconts and dress suits they oxcoll in every way. Nothing but Imported goods of tho best quality nro hnndled In this estab lishment. Tho cuttor and fitter in this well-known houso is an export nt his business othcrwlso ho wouldn't bo there Tho prices nro modern nnd, thoroforo, modornto. INDUSTRIAL FAIR. Tho Ladles' Industrial Society will glvo a fair at tho A. M. E. Ion church, on tho corner of Tlilrtoonth nnd Main jitrcotsj on Wednesday. Thursday nnd Frldny, February 8, 9 and 10. An abundant stock of useful nnd ornn montal nrtlclos will bo on exhibition nnd an old-fashioned chicken dinner will bo served ench ovontng. Tho pro ceeds of tho fair will bo devoted to the uses of tho church. Tho ladlos of this popular society havo spared no pnlns to mako It an unusual success. Tho church will bo most httrnctlvely Moc orated and everything will bo dono to pleaso 'thoso who patronlo tho fair. MRS. L. B. LEJUENE, CHnlrman. SPOKANE'S LEADING HOTEL. When tho rnllroads of tho continent enrry tralnlonds of peoplo every day, to and fro, it Is ovldont that passen gor traffic Is Increasing mpldly. That fact, Itself, suggests to progressive ho tel men that tho comfort of thoso trav elers must bo provided for In a satis factory manner. Porsons who travel much nro becoming moro and more exacting. It may bo only a whim, but If tho hotel man can Incrcnso his pront by catering to tho "whim," it Is his business to do so. In this connection Tho New Ago de sires to suggost that "Tho Victoria Hotel," ot Spokane, Is nn ndmirablo oxnmplo of modern onterprlso In this respect. It is the leading hotel of that progressive city, flrst-clnos in nil ot Its departments, nnd Is tho, headquar ters for tourists nnd commercial trav elers from nil sections of tho country. It is a magnificent homo for those away from their domestic hearth stones. Mr. W. M. Watson, Its genial man agor. thoroughly understands tho hotel business and soon brought the Victoria Hotel Into jrrominence as one of the lending hostelrlea cf the Pacific Coast. Spokane Is proud of it and people who travel In that part of the country are glad to reach It. Mr. Watson Is eagerly sincere In his at tention to guests and he knows how to please them. When In Snokane, don't fall to register at The Victoria. ADDS CAR OF NOVEL DESIGN. St. Paul Road Makes Pleasing Ar rangement for Women Travelers. Something entirely new in tho way of railroad eoulpment hs just been procured by the Milwaukee and St. Paul road for use on Its Overland LIm itoii trninn hntweon Chlcaeo and Oma ha. It Is what Is called a "comDoslte observation" car, the Idea being to furnish women passengers an oppor tunity of taking In tho buitles of tho scenery with the greatest possible amount of comfort-and entirely fro from to fumes of tobacco smoke. Tho csr Is divided Into two main ports, one of whlrh Is divided from tho other verv much sfter tho manner of a com partment sleeping cr. with a lobhv running down tho side of the inclosed Bnni'O. This inclosure Is for the use of tho smokers and thpe paving other refreshments from the buffet Another notoworthy featuro of tho now stylo car Is Its extraordinary strength. Throughout tho car thcro hafl been placed a s&rlcs ot steel arches, which bind sills and sides to gether and strengthen tho roof in a manner which renders the cars al most Indestructible. Tho Interior woodwork Is all of, St. Jngo mnhogany and presents a very rich appearance. Tho car Is lighted with Plntsch gas and electricity. It Is nlso furnished with electric fans by which the temperature may bo mod erated In tho hottest summer weather. In both tho observation-room and smoking-rooms writing desks havo been provided nnd In tho observation room library and stands on which re cent periodicals aro always to be found. Chicago Chrontclo. November 20, 1904. SALT LAKE NOTES. (Special to Portland New Age.) Miss Mary Warner is on the sick list. Mr. Thomas Eaton, of South Dakota, arrived In the city Tuesday. Mrs. Katlo Hollls left tho city Tues day for her homo In Rocky Ford, Col. Mr. D. T. Iteddlck, who has been In tho city for somo time, left Friday for bis homo In Provo. Itov. L. A. Brown, of California, is In tho city and will spenk, at Calvary DaptlBt church Tuesday evening. Tho Trinity A. M. E. church wns at tended last Sunday by a largo congre gation. Tho Rev. Mrs. Mnyes preach ed a very nblo sermon. Editor nnd Mrs. W. W. Taylor's homo was blessed Monday morning by tho appearance of n flno baby boy. Mother and son doing nicely. Tho Woman's Progressive Club will spare no pains In making n success of tho Valentino nnd character ball to bo given February 14. Tho entertaining committee nro Mcsdnmcs. L. Gray, Win. Russell, E. Jackson, and R. B. Hill; floor mnnngcr, Mrs. C. McSwInc. Tho Womnn's Progressive Club held Its regular weekly meeting at the homo of Mrs. P. II. Robinson, 3GV6 Donald Court, on last Thursday even ing, After tho business was transact ed; dainty refreshments woro served. Tho club will meet next Thursday evening with Mrs. S. II. Bncon, In Franklin nvenuo. esxss(Si3s)i TAC0MA NOTES sXrWSXEI(!xi)I)lW Mr. Albert Spots Is qulto low with pneumonia, Mrs. Clark Is Very low with a touch of pneumonia. Mtb. LoclIi and Mrs. Marshall was on tho sick list, Mr. Mooro has arrived 8nfo from IiIh vacation trip. Miss Ella Slcdgo made a flying trip to Scattlo lost week. Tho Ladles' Aid Society will meet nt Mrs, Doago's this week. Tho Odd I'ellowH will glvo another bnll In April. Watch Tho Now Ago for further announcements, Tho Ladles' Aid Society aro thinking about giving n Valentino entertain incut tho 14th of Februnry. They will let you know later. Watch tip paper. BURMAH'8 OLD 8HR1NES. Cave Beneath a Vortreee and a Temple cm a Iluiiiuclnir ltock. Burnish doubtless has the oddest place of worship to be found any where In tho world, says a writer In the Housekeeper. Somo miles out of Maulmoln, In tho middle of a great plain, stands, a lone rock so peculiar In form as no'ver to bo forgotten when once seen. Ages ago the caves which honeycomb this fortress were trans formed from the hnbltats ot bats and wild animals Into places for devotions. Thousands of images 'of Buddha aro carved upon tho walls and In every chamber bronzo, stono or wooden gods aro standing, sitting or reclining In endless silence, No one can compute how many millions of feet have press ed the earthen floors of these sacred caverns. Almost as remarkable Is a Burmese shrine built by a rich man aa an offering to bis favorite god. This waa erected on the very apex of a "balancing rock" so formidable In ap pearance aa to strike terror to the heart before one can carry out the resolution to make the difficult ascent The material wns transported to the rock on the backs of men and pulled to the top with hand power by means of rope. To reach the top requires tout limbs and steady nerves. Tiny steps have been cut in an almost per pendicular wall and a slip means a fall to certain Injury and perhaps death. The dlfllcultles of erecting a place of worship have given no end of anxie ty to the well-intentioned who have the Interests ot a community at heart Sometimes It Is as dlfllcult to obtain the material as it Is to raise money with which to pay for It In North Queensland the problem Is: What will withstand the ravages of the whlte ant pest? Every kind of wood haa been tried In rain. Again and again have the little wh.Ite ants destroyed fine churches, razing them to the ground. As a last resort the good peo ple decided to use corrugated Iron. This material has proved satisfactory so far aa resisting the attacks of the Insects la concerned, but It haa one decided disadvantage In that land where old Sol pours his burning rays down so pitilessly. The Iron draws the heat and on a hot summer's day the temperature Inside of one of these veritable furnaces will often rise as high as 130 degrees, reminding the congregation most forcibly of certain orthodox theories regarding the here after of the wicked. Kot Waatc-luL 1 suppose," said the physician, after be bad sounded the new patient "that you exercise Judgment In the matter of smoking? You do not indulge to fool ish excess in it?" "No, Indeed," replied the Inveterate individual, "I never smoke more than one cigar at a time." Cincinnati Times-Star. Tbu Itat Wrinkle. "My son celebrates to-night; bis freedom party,' you know." "Why, I thought he was 21 somo time ago." "Ob, so be was long ago. I mean he celebrates bis divorce tonight" Philadelphia Ledger, w Tho Holenn, tho leading hotel In Helena, hcarquartors for commercial travelers. Don't fall to nsk for tho Holona beer, mndo by Keslor Browing Co., Helena, Mont. It hnB no equal. Always nsk lor the tunimis General Arthur cigar. Esberg-Gunst Cigar Co., gonerul agents, Portland, Or. Tho Applteon Cafo. First-class In every resent. Southwest corner Sixth and Everett Streets, Portland Oreogn. When going to Helena, Mont, don't forget to glvo your baggago to tho Helena Cab Co. Agent on nil trains. Tho first-class hotel of Seattle, Wash., la tho Hotel Washington, hendquartors for tourists. Tho hotel of tho West. Hotel Victoria, Spokane, leading ho tel. Rntcs, $1.00 and up. Largo sain plo rooms for commercial men. W. M. Watson, proprietor. J. T. Concannon. oysters, fish, poul try nnd groceries, C81 Johnson street, corner 2lBt Btreet, Phono Main 1747, nnd phono Main 4252. Tho Grandon Hotel, Holona,' Mont, Is ono of tho flrst-clnso up-to-dnto ho tels In Montana for commercini trav elers. Jos. DuvIb, proprietor. Try tho North Const Limited. Tho finest train on earth. When going East sco that your ticket reads over tho Northern Pacific, aud you will en Joy your trip Eant. Butto Transfer Co., baggago and passonger checked to nil partB of the city. Tho only rellnblo transfer com pany In tho City of Butto. Thos. Lc voile, proprietor. , Tho Tncomn Hotel, tho only up-to-dnto hotel In Tncoma, headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers. Amcrlqnn plan. $3.00 por day and up wards. W. B. Blrtckwcll, manager. French Dyeing and Cleaning Worts. All work dono at very niodrcuto prices. Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds ol ladies' and gent's clothing. Morn ing cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Do leau, proprietor, 456 Glisan street. Great Western Coal Company nro putting out a flrst-clasB washed Boot less coal for $G por ton dollvorcd. Their washed lump conl for $0 dollv nrmi In tlin rlionnnnt fuel on thin mnr- kct. They guarantco nil their coals to bo free from rocK, sinto nnu screen Ingo Full wolghtB guaranteed. Glvo them n trial order. Phono Mnln 948. THE PIONEER PAINT COMPANY. Tho P 1 o ncor pnlnt es tablish m out of Portlnnd l thnt of F. E. Beach & Company, ot 13C First St., tho oldest nnd most ro 'llablo houso of Its kind In tho Northwest. It carries an Immenso stock ot tho best things In paints nnd building materials, together with an unusual list of specialties. Thoso who need anything In thoso lines enn cer tainly profit by going to F. E. Bench & Company. Romembcr tho number, 135 First street. ' 'Rohs for tho Chicago, Mllwaukeo & St. Paul Railway. It has advanced, ut ono leap, fifty yprjrs to tho lond, by putting on observation earn which havo compartments for women. Ordinarily a woman Is pretty .much of an Intrudor In an observation enr, whon alio has tho norvo to flrcht her way through tho tobacco' smoko nnd timidly pick out a sent which Inn't oc cupied by tho foot of somo Imporlnl male being. There Is nn doubt nliout It, the most offectlvo nnHwor to tho man who claims America to bo a pnrndlso for chivalry would bo to dress him up ns n woman and mnko him spend two days In an American railway conch. Tho custom of providing 10x10 com- pnrtmontB for mon to smoko In nnd 4x1 closotB for women, to dress In, threo nt u tlmo. is n regulnr nlrbrnko on tho progress of civilization. Tho Chicago, Mllwaukeo & St. Pnul Railway ought to bo given u medal. Nonpnrlcl, Council Bluffs, la., Decem ber 9, 1904. IF YOU ARE NOT PARTICULAR don't travel over tho Illinois Central, as any old road will do you and wo don't want your patronago; but It you aro particular nnd want tho best and mean to havo It, ask tho ticket agent to route you via tho Illinois Central, tho road that runs through solid ves tlbulo trains betweon St. Paul, Oma ha, Chicago, St Louis, Memphis and Now Orleans, No additional charge Is .mado for n neat In our reclining chair cars which aro fitted with lavatories and smoking rooms, and havo a porter In attend ance. Rntes via tho Illinois Central are tho lowest and wo will bo glad to quote them In connection with any transcontinental lino. . B. II. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent, 142 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. J. O. LINDSEY, T, F. nnd P. A., 142 Third Street, Portland. Oregon. PAUL B. THOMP80N. Frt. and Pass. Agent, Caiman Bldg., Seattle, WaBh. THE MORMON TEMPLE. Tho , Mormon templo at Salt Lake City Is no doubt the most substantial and well constructed religious edifice In tho United States, If not in tbo world. Corner stone laid April 6, 1853, cap stone April 6, 1892, and ded icated April 6, 1893, aver forty years of constant labor being consumed In Its construction. This magnificent structure 200 feet long, 100 feet wldo, Is built entirely of Utah white granlto, beautifully carved, symbolic of the Mormon faith, surmounted by six tow ers, the highest being 230 feet from tho ground, supporting a bronze statue of tho angel Maronl. Tho cost of this building Is about $6,000,000. Thero aro many other attractions at Salt Lake City of Interest to tho travoW or tourist, whore a day can bo well spent. Tho Rio Grande Is tho only transcontinental route passing ill- Lrectly through Salt Lake City, where a stop-over is allowed on all classes of tickets. Tho service nf the H'o Grande lines Is unexcelled. Threo trains dally between Ogden and Den ver, carrying all classes of modern equipment. If you are contemplating a trip to tho East, write tho mn" signed for Information regarding rates via tho "scoijc line of tho world;" W, C. McBrldo, General Agent, M. J. Rocho. Traveling Pasronger Agent, 124 Third, St., Portland, Or. LKjaaPJaJefcCJssssSBv PETER JOSEPH SHIELDS' ESTATE Notlco la hereby given thnt tho un dersigned M oxecutor of tho estato of Peter Joseph Shields, deceased, has filed his flnnl account In tho County Court of tho State of Oregon for Multnomah County, nnd that Mon day, February 27, 1905, at 9:30 o'clock A. M., at tho court room of said court In tho county court houso in said county has ben fixed ns tho tlmo and place for tho hearing of objections tc said flnnl account and tho settlement thcro of. Dated nnd first published January 14th, 1905. JAMES HYLAND, Executor of tho estato of Petor Joseph Shields, deceased. W. J. Makcllm, attorney for estate. A PLEASANT WAY TO TRAVEL. The abovo 1b tho usual verdict of tho traveler using tho Missouri Pa cific Railway between tho Pnclflc Const and tho East, and wo bellovo that tho Bcrvlcc nnd accommodations given merit this statement. From Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo thcro are two through trains dally to Kansas City nnd St. Louis, carrying Pullman's latest standard electric lighted Bleeping cars, chair carB nnd up-todnto dining cars. Tlio snmo ex cellent service "Is operated from Knn nns City nnd St. LouIb to Memphis, Little Rock and Hoi Springs. It you nro going East or South, write for rntes and full Information. W. C. Mcllrldo, Gonornl Agent, 124 Third sttcet, Portlnnd, Ore. FIFTEEN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD STOP AT THE WASHINGTON. 1st It Is tho best hotel on the Const. 2d It costs no moro thnn poorer hotels, ns Bhown by rates bdlow. 3dNuw hotel, now furniture. 4th Excellent service. 5th Tho Washington, whllo tIk In tho center of tho city, Is on nn etc vntlon of 200 foot, which lifta you nbovo tho noise, dust nnd smoko of tho strcot hotels. Oth Tho hotel is situated in tho contcr of 4 acres of bcnutlful grounds, with thousands ot roses and other fragrant flowers to bcnutlfy tho surroundings. 7th Eight hundred feet of wldo vor andns surround tho hotel, giving to tho guest opportunities for rest nnd promenndo not found elsowhcro. 8th Tho vlow from thoso spacious verandas cannot bo described. Moun tains, lakes, tho Sound nnd tho city ItBolf form ono magnificent pnnornmn not found nnywhoro oIho on earth. Oth Tho hotol lobby, parlors, Turk ish room, etc., aro exquisite, and form a continuation of comfort and luxury not often found In hotels. 10th A Dutch grill has rocontly been added, whoro service may bo had at nil hours. 11th Tho dining room cannot bo excelled. Breakfast and lunch nro served n la enrto, at nioBt rcasonnblo prices, and n tablo d' hoto dlnnor for $1.00 Is pronounced by all to bo abovo criticism. 12th Rates Extremely ronsonnblc. European plnn Room, without bath, $1.00 por day and upward. Room, with bath, $2.00 por day and upward, 'Bus Borvlco to nnd from all trains nnd boats, 25 cents. Trunks, each way, 25 cents. Cnrrlago faro (private), 50 conts. Spcclnl rates mado to partlfca for ono month or moro. 13th Being nbovo tho street and away from tho nolso, you will enjoy n night's rest bettor at tho Washing ton thnn nny othor hotol In tho city. 14th Go to tho Washington and If you aro not satisfied that It surpnssos all othor hotels on tho Pacific Coast for excellent sorvlco nnd rcnsonnblo prices, your bill will bo nothing. 15th Do not bo docolvod by bollov Ing thnt como othor hotol In tho city la as good as tho Washington, for such la not tho caso. Tho Washington otnndB nbno as tho most charming nnd nttractlvo hotel west ot Now York. Tho following peoplo havo stopped nt tho Washington during tho past yonr and havo given unatlnted prnlso and declared that In many rospects It oxcols any othor hotel on tho conti nent: President Theodore Roosevelt, Wm. II. Moody. Secretary of tho Navy; Gov. Odcll. of Now York; Baron Rothschild, Mr. Smith, of tho DoBcers Diamond Mines, South Africa; Hon Cornelius N .Bliss, Ex-Secretary of Interior; Hon. C. 8. Mellcn, President N. Y. & H. R. Ry ; Mrs. J. J. Hill, Louis Hill and J. N. Hill, ot tho Great Northern Ry.: Hon. Howard Elliott President N. P. Ry.; Adollna Pnttl. E. H. Sothorn, Gov. Brady, of Alaska; Mmo. Nordlca, Maud Adams, Nat Goodwin, Mrs. Flsk3, all Raymond &. Whltcomb tourUts, Richard Mansflold and other colobrltles of tho commer cial nnd professional world. The Portland Machinery Co. ENGINEERS MACHINERY MERCHANTS 62-64 First St. Portland, Oregon The Fashion Tailors F. LORCTZCO..ro;i. The Leading Popu lar Priced Tailors Int wrarihabbr clothea Ilk llie-e, bin haw jour clotl.eii. (jjr your old fneiidi, -riitt KAHIUUN TA1LOK8. 11.00 Mr month Utft YOvrc'otUsr titmi ini tniui ao4 ywr ilea Salt Club No. 4. I ONTIUCT-I hereby aero tt ji to the rep. r.MJWalfve of tt e rain Ion i Nllurm ne dollar r vmik tut thirty c nart u tlv week. II I ibuuld dr.w aiullof cloth e fore t. i exidratlonol the thirty weeli, tl.en ald lymemi aie to teriulu ate. I'hone Main 677 433Watblngtoii Btreet JUTLAND OIltOUN Jug vff M jBsfPftf Aflk lHLffP&iiiiiiHBBBBlBWABBBBf The Bureau Saloon Uholcest lniKirtrd nnd Domiatla WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Flrrt and Morrison bt. IVrtlnnd, Oregon WM. L,0 VB Donler In Groceries and General Merchandise 105 N. Fourteenth Strcot 1'OIITLAKI) OltKOON rD33?3S33333S aBBBBeSIBJ iCE CREAM! SPOKANE PORTLAND 3ST3GK .tBES2SEt BUY FROM YOUR DEALER PHONI3 MAIN 1447 Pacific Blue Points OYSTERVILLE OYSTER COMPANY (1 rower anil Shippers of Eastern Transplanted and Native Shoalwater Bay Oysters WHOLESANE ONLY OnltTM Mill 1)0 promptly filled nt 2Q.1 Yamhill .Street PORTLAND, ORLU10N ASK YOUH BHOOCR FOR OUR Crackers, Cakes, Biscuits FACTORY AMD OFFIOC9, East Third and Cost Davis Sts. TELEPHONE EAUT 47 "THE LITTLE WONDER" The Best Hydraulic Br Pump and Air Compressor BILDERBACK & CRANE PORTLAND OREGON Agents forB'shop &c Batcock Co.'s orie nted beer drawing apparatus. Physicians air compressors, etc. Write for catalogue and Information. TRY US I IF YOU WANT the Brightest and Best Messenger In town or have large or small packages of any kind to be delivered by wagon or boy, ring up MAIN 29 CITY MESSENGER & DELIVERY GO. 106 SIXTH ST. Opp. MURRILL'SCYCLU EMPORIUM 01 Q 1 3LA& I KlUf"') I d iffrftZdCflh s o 1 S JONASON BROS. Phone front 202 Ladies'. and Gents' Tailoring CLEANING AND PRESSING Men's Suits $20 and up Ladies' Suits $25 and up 189 Fourth Street Btt. Yamhill and Taylor Millinery Sale 1 Great Reduction Sale of Trimmed Hats This Week Portland Millinery Company 313 Firth St. Near Alder FIRST NATIONAL BANK of North Yakima, Wash, (Ituiornl bunking trninnclcd, KxclmtiKC void and letter, of credit lulled, ariUUMo In all pnrliof tiio wor.k. WM. I.ADI) OIIA8. CAIU'KNTKIl W. I,. BTIilNWU), A. II. PUNK l'rrMdcnt Vice President Cmtilcr Aialitnnt Cftuhlor EQUITABLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 240 Sturk Struct, Portluticl, Oroj(on Your IiurIik'Ih Ih to mnko monry. Our luiBliu'ca 1b to'iunko money mnko monoy. h'nvo up n little money fijr 11 rainy tiny to clthur buy you u liouiu or ko Into IhihIiichh. Look Into our compound Interest rJInn. Securities Held by Stato Authorities over $2,000,000.00. GHAS. E. LADD, Pres. THEO. B. WILCOX, V. Pres. F. McIERCHER, Sec'y. ON THE BEST TABLES IN THE QJ EATABLES S Canned Huiti and VtgcUblrs, Syrup, Spiers, Coffrr, Flih, Ec. The reason It plain. People who like Rood groceries are never talltlled with any other brand after they try them. Get MONOPOLE from your grocer. WADHAMS & KERR BHOS. Wholesale Grxcn and Dry Ccffcc Roasters. Portland, Oregon. For the Christmas Guest There is nothing; that adds more to his comfort than the genial warmth of a good fire made from our high grade $7.50 RICHMOND COAL. The Pacific Coast Co. 249 .Washington St. CHAS. H. (3LEIM, Agent. Pacific States Packing Co. MT. HOOD LARD AMERICAN BEAUTY HAMS ., AND BACON Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. PORTLAND, OREGON THE MEIER & FRANK STORE Portland's Largest and Best Store Grr VV7 nn STEIN- DLOCll niww WWHT w ra. - wvi ' 1 ts :otiies ' VllJx 1; 1 'on in ' r I rJ" 1 1 1 Mi 77a M A .1 Wvpi P Annual Clearance Sale Now in progress. Every Article of Men's Wear in the estab lishment being offered at a great reduction from the regular selling prices. , MEIER & FRANK COMPANY PORTL,AIND. OREQON T. E. WESTIAKE Bakery and Grocery General Market Produce Fresh Creamery Butler. Ranch Eggs BASKET LUNCHES FOR TRAVELERS Phone Main 296. 315 Riverside Ave. Phone Alain 3050. J. Frank Huffman LADIES' TAILOR The Latest Styles 409H Morrison Street Bet. 10th and llth PORTLAND. OREGON NORTH WIST YOU WILL FMiO HEADQUARTERS FOR EVENING CLOTHES The Meier & Frank Store pre sents for your choosing a com plete stcck of Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits at very reasonable prices) also a very handsome va riety of White Vests in the very best style. " V f ti V "tl 1 Q r i m y 1 - -----H! " -t-tfVlr