THE MORXIXG PRECOMA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1903.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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HKfT.H? THKATER (Fourteenth and Wash
ington! Tonight at !:!. concert by Ar
thur ilartmann. viollnUi, and company.
BIXGALOW THEATFR Twelfth and
M'irilnn Bike, Stock Company In
-The R.a ot the Rancr-o." Tonight at
11 o'clock.
BAKEIt THEATER (Third. near Tam
hnii Murmv and Mack In "The Sunny
xid of Broadway." Tonight at 8:1
o'clock
ORPHEVM THEATER fMorrlaon. be
tween Sixth and Seventh) Advanced
vaudeville Thta afternoon at a;15 and
tcnifht at 8.15.
PAXTAOES THEATER (Fourth and
Stark) Ccntlnuou taudevllle. 2:30. 7.
and :30 P. M.
GRAND THEATEB (Waihlngton. between
8renth and Park) Vaudeville da luxe.
2.30, 7:30 and P. M.
ETAR THEATER (Washington and Park)
The melodrama. "In Wyoming." lo
night at 8:15.
WHAT Exoinb WOULD CosT.-A Are- en- Commi-sion
Kmc. rii.ii' . - . .
yesterday
D. ClarK,
afternoon the.
W. V. Detwiler,
Pio.vefr Minister Returns Rev. H.
V. Koniincr. a rionetr Congregational
minister of this city, who had been away
for over 15 years, has returned to make
Portland Ills permanent, home. Mr.
Komlnger was pastor of the Hassalo
Kin,.i I'nmnvriiiiiinnl t'hurrh for three
year prior to leaving Portland 13 years
nro. fie comes direct rrom uiurei, jiuni
r have been all over the Pacltic Coast.'
aid Rev. Mr. Rominsrer. "since I have
been away, which has been 15 years, and
have now come back to the hub of the
Pacific Coast. I have found no place
where. I could rest well after I left Port
land, and now that I am back I can
re Its future greatness more clearly than
t aa -rc i-nr mcto. Portland and Oresron
ere In the limelight now certainly and I
want to stay here. But I hardly recognize
It. Even when 1 went away my house on
Kast Seventh street was In the brush.
The Hassalo-3treet Congregational Church
lias changed. It has a gymnasium and
nfh.r Improvements. "When I was at
rnliez-ft I was first basemen on he varsity
jiine. but I don't know whether I could
be pastor of an- athletic church now or
rot. But at ar.y rate I am going to stay
Jiere."
FVkehai. cr Dave P. McDonald. The
iimmI nr Pnfflnppr Dave P. McDonald.
A native born resident, who died at Los
Angeles. Cat., from injuries reccivtu i
the blowing up of a locomotive last week,
was held yesterday afternoon from Dun-
ring's Chapel. 4H East Alder street, and
h informant WH In T.nne Fir Cemetery.
vr McDonald was 36 years old. the son
of Enulneer Charles McDonald, known
as the "preaching engineer'" in early
j An tho rtrcxrnn X- California Rail-
wav. Dave P. McDonald went with his
father to Los Angeles In 1SP2, where he
became a fireman ana anerwaras was
nrnmntpH in the engineer's place. He
was standing near a locomotive when it
exploded. The body was brought to Port
land yesterday for Interment by the
nf hl mother. Services were con
ducted In the presence of friends and
lBrhv under. thff aunnices of tile Loco
imive Brotherhood, Willamette Division
No. 277. Many beautiful floral tributes
were sent by old friends of the lamily
ni the Locomotive Brotherhood.
FVnerau or Dennis Harrington. The
r..nTUi f Iannis Karrineton. an old
i HloH At St Vrincent's Hos
,.n .i vinmi:ir was conducted yesterday
nir.ri,ine at the Holy Rosary Dominican
ii..,T-.h vist Thinl street and Union
Hver.ue. solemn requiem mass being sung.
Members of the Ancient Order of Hiber
nians, with which he had been connected
for ; years, marched to the church and
had general charge of the obsequies.
Mr. llKrrington was a native of Ireland
iind was 71 years old. He Is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Margaret Harrington,
who Is reported very ill at the hospital.
His home had been on East Nineteenth
and W'eidler streets.
Chapter Orncms Elected. Martha
Washington Chapter. No. 14. O. E. S..
elected the following officers at Its last
meeting: 'Worthy, matron, Mrs. Mary A.
Fallows; worthy patron. T. M. Hurlburt;
associate matron. Mrs. Emily Newton;
secretary. Mrs. Belle Richmond: treas
urer. Mrs. Minnie McGregor; conductress.
Mrs. Irfiura Heller: associate conductress.
Mrs. Maud V. Sinks. Officers will be
Installed the eecond Monday in January'.
Brass Band Organize!). A brass band
of 2 young men has been organized in
North Albina with Professor White as
the leader. Thirteen of the members have
already been provided with In
frumenta and are experienced musi
cians, and the others will soon
have theirs. The community will
assist the new band In securing- what in
Vtruments that are lacking and will en
tourage the young men In every way.
Auction Saub.
Before making your holiday purchases
don't forget that the entire line of dia
monds, watches, signet rings and set
rings, cut glass, clocks, hand-painted
china, silverware and the entire line of
Jewelry of M. L. Asher. the Jeweler. 3s7
Washington street. Is being auctioned
vtt dally. Seats for ladles.
Books for Christmas. X. L. Curry. rp
resenting Dodd, Mead & Oo's. new Inter
national Encyclopaedia. Thwalte's, Lewis
& Clark, from original manuscripts. Web
sters' New International Dictionary; spe
cial prices for Christmas. 596 Madison St.
Professor M. J. Dwter arrived yester
day and will wrestle O'Connell. at the
Exposition Rink tonight, for Km purse.
Preliminary starts at 8:30 o'clock: seats
inou skatinc' susoended only one
night. '
Ppectaci.es scientifically fitted by men
of years of experience, l up. Individual
care given to each customer. Our motto,
a satisfied customer comes first. Staples,
the ieweler.
rt.iT War. Steamer Tamalnais sails
iir-t for 1-os Angeles. Friday noon
rtbln 110. steerage 115. berth and meals
Included. Frank Bollani. agt... 13 Third.
Fnnir 3haksncre"s Hamlet, to Mark
Twain's Buck Fanshaw's Funeral. J. D.
Steven's tonight, at Unitarian Chapel,
Seventh and Yamhill. Tickets 60 cents.
Christmas Carps. New Tear cards, art
c-aU-nderc; exclusive llr.es. Imported and
drenestic. The Postal Shop. 134 Fifth
traot. near Washington.
Clean Lrr Coai. Thoroughly
v.wht rtiarantecd: Dromnt de-
iimrr. Orp-on Fuel Company. S3 Alder
street. Main 65. A 115-
rvnioTui Cards. New Year cards, art
calenders; exclusive lines, imported and
domestic. The Postal Shop, 124 Fifth
street, near Washington.
cvid riinisTyii nre.ienta nothing can
equal Riser's Art Photos of Pacific Coast
scenery: nunoreus or suDjecis to cnoose
from. 34S Alder street.
Hart SHArrNTCR & Marx fine men's
clothing at one-third ofT regular price.
Sam 1 Rosenblatt & Co., corner Third
and Morrison street.
Eastman Kodaks. full assortment,
1. to $50.00. Blutnauer Photo Supply
Co.. 142 Fourth, near Alder, 111 Sixth,
near Washington.
Cut Hollt. Mjstletof. and Christmas
trees; order now. Portland Seed Com
pany,' Front and Yamhill streets.
For Rent. A few nice offices In The
Oregonian building. See Superintendent,
room 201.
For Rent. Very desirable front office:
finest building. Apply 17 Corbett bldg.
Vm.E Today. Come try them, none
better. Woman's Exchange, lit Tenth.
Our Hack meets all trains, railroad
station Ash, Shlpherds Springs.
Magaxinb Subscriptions Excellent
gifts taken at Uih'i.
Installed, as asked for by the Moun
... i. n,iH cost 123.000. Chief
i tiwr uiaLni k . - .
Campbell made personal inspection of tne
district and concluaea tnai mo '
house should be located at some point on
Francis avenue, near the Base Line road.
However, his recommendation for this
engine-house does not mention Francis
avenue, but says that the engine should
be placed in the Mount Tabor district.
There is no confusing me jioumv
engine with the engine that has been
aked for "by the Kenilworth people, as
the two are separate ana umnu inj
ects. At Mount MBDOr liu:
place an engine at a point where it will
cover a great territory, embracing -South
Vrtrlh Mount 1 aoor, veimri vuui-
tlon and Montavllla. wun iv.vv popula
tion. It is contended that there Is no
lire protection In this territory, as the
SunnvsUl engine romiwuj -"""
any "point at Mount Tabor in time to
save property, on account ui
distance and steep grade. The committee
appointed Tuesday nignt win as. u
r M In roatnn the 123.000 esti
mate for this engine-house and company.
Hkavt Gain in Building. peruana.
j.k . vain of Vil ner cent for November
in building operations as compared with
the same montn last year, is euruaeocu
hv onlv two cities in the whole country,
. li .. ir t .. B tahl cnmrtlled from offi
cial sources by the American Contractor
of Chicago. Chicago gained 332 per cent
and Salt Lake City nearly 1W0 per cent.
Of the Coast cities Los Angeles lost 5
per cent, being one of 11 cities that fell !
behind; Spokane gained In per cent.
Seattle, Y.h. and Tacoma 94. Los Angeles
had a total in estimated cost of S01.4on;
Seattle, 11 .253.1); Spokane. J47S.S06. and
Tacoma. .r.296,108. The total for portiana
was J931.35S. Seattle's total probably in
cludes new building" at the exposition.
which accounts for the larger amount re
ported above normal. Portland Is one of
the 11 cities of the country that shows
P.000.i00 and over for the 11 months end-
ng November 30.
Taking Subscriptions to Fund. The
Wilumbia Hall Association, formed of
members of the University Park Hoara
of Trade, to erect a public hall and engine-house,
is taking subscriptions to the
stock. The capital stock was placed at
J10"0, and when enough has been taken
the directors will be elected, and ground
selected for the building. It Is purely
for the accommodation or tne community
and to provide a place for the voluntsr
, ..nn.nnv hnr tbia building movement
was projected. Several Dawson-street lots
are being inspected as possmie location,
but a selection, will not be made until
the association is legally organized.
Hawthorne Lodge Election. These
officers of Hawthorne Lodge. No. Ill,
Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons were
elected last night to serve for the en
suing year: Worshipful master, Charles
E. Rogers: senior warden, R. D. cannon;
Junior warden, G. A. Johnson; treasurer,
W. J. Fullam; secretary, C. E. Miller;
senior deacon, George Estea: Junior
deacon. W. D. Jamleson; senior steward.
J. Frank Gucrin; Junior steward. Fred L.
Bverson: tyler. W. B. Hall. The instal
lation of these newly -elected officers will
take place Wednesday night, along, with
officers of other neighboring Masonic
lodges.
W. C. T. 17. Plans Ribbon DAT. Mrs.
C. S. Wooddy conducted the opening de
votional exercises, at the W. C. T. V.
meeting vesterday. in an Interesting
manner. The president. Mrs. Neal In
man submitted a leaflet, prepared by
herself for an especial effort to be taken
up on Lincoln's birthday. The plan was
heartily indorsed, and a committee ap
pointed to make preparations. Many
spoke on the plans for this day. to be
called Ribbon day. Mrs. S. I. Monroe
was appointed superintendent of railroad
work.
Dr. George S o l t a u Coming. Dr.
George Sbltau. a distinguished minister
of London, will begin a series oi up-i-iai
meetings In the First United Brethren
Church. East Fifteenth and East Morri
son streets, January 10, to continue in
definitely. Bishop N. Castle. D. D., of
Oregon, says that Dr. Soltau Is the peer
of Ruv. S. B. Meyer, wno spoKe in r-on-land
some time ago. Dr. Soltau is at
present holding meetings at Philomath,
Or.
Officers Elected. Sell wood Chapter
No. 92. O. E. S.. has elected the following
officers for tne ensuing year: nonu)
matron. Mrs. Nora Stone: worthy patron.
11. A. McCulongh; associate matron, airs.
t nii'in rvMaliev secretary. Mrs. Eliza
beth Middlebrooks; treasurer, Mrs. Eva
u i. nnni)i.iraEi Mrs. Henrietta
nudiu. tw....".
;ithen; associate conductress, Mrs. Ruth
?oooner
Congregational Meeting. There will
Vw. a. meeting of the congregation of the
iveatmlnlsier Presbyterian Church, to
night in the' church. East Tenth and
Weldler streets, in annual session, to
vote on the minister's salary, "iw ly
i . i.a oneninc- vpftr. The meet
ing marks the closing of the fifth year of
the pastorate of Rev. Henry Marcotte.
Brookltn Club Tonight". The regular
e ih. Rrnnlth'n Renubllcan and
Improvement Club will occur tonight, in
the hall at 677i Milwaukie street. Busi
ness of considerable Importance is coming
nn for consideration.
Improvement Association Meets. The
North East Side Improvement Associa
tion will meet tomorrow night In W. O.
W. Hall, on Russell street, to receive
some Important reports and transact gen
eral business.
Brookltn Club to Meet. The Brook
lvn Republican and Improvement Club
will meet tunight. in the club hall, on
Powell snd Milwaukie streets, for general
business and to receive committee re
ports. Ostrich Ti.umks and Funs. Ostrich
plumes worth J3.50 at J1.75. You can save
half on all furs. Children's Astrakan
sets at 50 cents: child's Teddy Bear
Scarfs. 35 cents. Gilman's. 411 Washing
ton street.
Perfect Oak Floors laid by the Ore
gon Planing Mill: also fir floors surfaced
and finished. Phone us for estimates,
Main 220, A 6004.
One-Third Off on our fine grade Boy's
Suits and Overcoats. Sam'l Rosenblatt &
Co.. Third and Morrison streets.
All Suits and Overcoats.
Values to 4 Now JW.75.
Heweit, Bradlet & Co.. 344 Washington.
Clifton D. Hlckok: Paul Keyser and Mar-
i t tv li.,. wre certified as having
passed the examination for civil engineers.
PICTURES AND FRAMES
Our holiday line contains the most
beautiful framed pictures and pieture
frame to be found anywhere. We have
the best equipped factory and are turn
to order that has no
.n.i fnr nualltv or price. We are.
showing one thousand patterns of
mouldings, mostly new designs. We
Invite your careful inspection.
1 VAIL & CO.. .
170 First Street, Portland, Or.
WARNING.
. thfl nm- of R. C. Terry
is traveling through the country taking
orders and representing nimse.i
connected with our house. He is not,
nor has he ever been in our employ and
has no authority to transact
in our name. He Is a fraud and
should be arrested.
TinriR & WILLIAMS, Inc..
Owners Yellowstone Distillery
Louisville, Ky.
THE POPCLAR SWEET-SHOP :
Special Sale
Christmas
Chocolates
We've made up a Special
Assortment of Chocolates
16 varieties of Creams,
Nuts. Fruits, Nougats and
Marslimallows with choco
late overcoats. A really
' fine mixture of high-grade
confections. To indu.ee
early buying we sell them
at this price,
HOUSES OR SALE.
We have for sale one residence and
one cottage, to be removed trom ine
on the northeast corner of Fifteenth and
w ...h.r. u huildlng is to be
erected for the General Electric Company.
Apply at once to '
CHARLES -. nn i " "1 '
250 Stark Street. Portland, Or."
SILK PETTICOATS.
Best 17.50 values at J3.9S, all colors.
Sample Suits. Coats. Waists ana
at wholesale prices, uiik
Silk Kimonos and Dressing garments at
H.1 prices. Christmas shopping ih
profitable at this store. McAllen & Mc
Donnell, Tnira -ana ""'-
Coal Kock Springs Richmond,
Wallsend. Welsh Anthracite,
pendent Coal & Ice Co., 353
Phone Main 780 A 3780.
f -" I: Today Only j
35c Ib.l
Inde
' Stark.
Harris' Trunk Co. for leather goods.
Plant Slbsnn ross. Phone Sellwood 950.
34lWStfN
Cor 703.
SUITABLE
Christmas
Gifts
Folding Darning
Baskets
Something New,
JM.OO
Glove or Merchan
dise Orders
ANY AMOUNT.
Umbrellas
S1.50 to S17.50
Ribbons
All Widths.
If to S1.50 yard.
Fine Handkerchiefs
5c each to $25.00 each.
Extra Value in Fine
Bags and Belts
tour Name In Thein Free.
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Not more than 4 lbs. sold
to one person and put up In
paper bags only. Candies
purchased now we guaran-
tec to be In perfect condi-
tion .for Christmas. Our
stock of Christmas Sweets
is now complete and early
buyers will receive atten- s
tion Impossible to give dur-
ing our later rush. ,
Swetland's I
373 MORRISON.
.
WATCH FOR THE OPENING
O F OV U E W STORE
),
LARGEST RETAIL STOCK
OF UMBRELLAS IN
AMERICA
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Chiistmas Is coming. We have the
best line of Holiday Umbrellas in the
city at very reasonable prices. Don t
fail to see our line before you buy.
We are makln? a discount of 10 per
cent on all our Colored Umbrellas.
SPECIAL
Ladles' Union Silk Umbrellas, with tape
edge and full length gold and pearl and
silver and penrl handles. gO 75
$5 values, now
CALL AND SEE THEM.
RUSTPROOF UMBRELLAS.
REPAIRING AND RE-COVERING.
V C IIB.V C Will. v-vrw'-
rally operated umbrella shop m Port-
soi.al attention.
MEREDITH'S
Umbrella Exclusively,
9ii U'liklnitoi St.. Bet. 6th and 6th.
MINSTREL SHOW SEATS.
Seats for the big benefit by the Spanish
War Veterans are having a lively sale,
at Powers & Esles drugstore. 14:! Sixth
street. E-erybody's going and you've got
to hurty for the best seats. The show
will be a "circus." Imagine Dr. Clarence
ti wiiaon and Bella Wavmire doing a
song and dance stunt. It's great! Don't
miss tnls Mtrstrel Show 0 people 12
pieces in the orchestra. Prices Jl, io
and 50 cents
WAREHOUSE SITE.
a. splendid location for a warehouse,
on the West Side, with excellent track
age facilities. I0x200. one of the- best
buys in the market for the money, only
118500 For particulars apply to
' CHARLES K. HENRY & SON.
250 Stark Street. Portland, Or.
CHRISTMAS PHOTOS.
Pictures taken at Aune, Columbia bldg..
between now and Christmas, will be nn
Ithed promptly regardless of weather. -
WHERE JO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at tba
Portland Restaurant: fine . rlvate Pert
inents for ladles. 05 Wash, near Fifth.
Passed Examination.
At a meeting of the City Civil Service
DR. E. M. DALLAS, Optician
Has returned from Europe where he
has been Investigating the NEW E
H4.DEN METHOD if Kye-testing. which
caused so much talk In France and
Germany. No extra charge will l.e made
for tills wonderful science, in the fitting
of lenses. Our prices are very reason
able our method is ACCIHTK and
fhe'l ens e s ABSOLUTELY CORRECT.
DALLAS
OPTICAL PARLORS
218-10 Falling Bulldlag.
Corner Third and Washington Streets,
Second Floor.
F. W. Baltcs
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
. Main 165
ph pes Home A 1165
First and Oak
For Your
CHRISTMAS
DINNER
and seasonable purchasing we offer
Imported Goose Breasts, Koyal Blue
Stilton Cheese, English Cheddar
Cheese, Malaga Raisins, Malaga
Rranes. Stuffed Fifts. Mixed Nuts,
German Lebkuchen, St. John's Bread,
Froinage de Brie Cheese; Wines and
Liquors at the Bight Prices. Give us
call.
L. MAYER S GO.
Portland's Oldest Ketail Grocers.
148 Third. Both Phones.
A 1S.17
TELEPHONES
M 8137
The Colem&n H&rdw&re Co.
lOO THIltU STREET.
The famous Nichols Brothers' Butcher
knives. Steels and Cleavers, W A R
R A X T K U. Our prices the lowest.
A 2778 Ftionea Mala 277.
Vulcan Coal Co.
329 Burnalde St.
WK HAVE
Rock Springs Coal
AJI other High-Orade House Coals.
Qchwab Printing Co.
ttsr WOKK. KgASONAMf.r. MfCES
STA.R.K STREET!
li R
SAI.K
OK
H.
h?vtc aarccs PIANOS
i i : h - ; it A i K L
SINSHEIMER, 72 Third Street.
GIVE HIM A HAT ORDER
He Can Get the Size end
Style That Suit Him
THE "MULTNOMAH" $3 HAT
In Brown, Gray. Black. Bronze. Tan
and Green; Soft and Derby Styles
SAM'L ROSENBLATT 8 CO.
Cor. Third and Morrlawn Streets.
Iir
$1.50
KID GLOVES
95c
A PAIR
McAllen 8 McDonnell
Cor. Third and Morrison Sts.
SI.5S
KID CLOVES
95c
A PAIR
Gifts That Will Be Appreciated
$7.50 SILK PETTICOATS
$3.98
BATH ROBES
A very appropriate gift; won
en's fnll-length wool Eiderdown
Bath Kobes in gray and cardi
nal; trimmed with-satin and
cord to match. On sale today,
Fridav and Sat.ur- (tO QQ
clay; $5 value, ea. PO
On sale Friday and Saturday,
200 best Rustle Taffeta Silk
Petticoats, in -black and col
ors; made with deep knee
flounce and under ruffle;
stitched and tucked and cut
in latest close-fitting style.
Actual $7.50 values. Only
100 in this lot, so be prompt
if you care to save. No mail
orders filled at this price.
DRESS SKIRTS
Sample line of women's Dress
Skirts; voiles, Panamas, serges
and cheviots; ail colors, plaited
or gored; baud braid or button
trimmed; none worth less than
$8.o0; choice of 26 (C 'JCt
different skirts at.
36-IN. TAFFETA SILK
79c
36-inch black Taffeta Silk, in
splendid weight and quality,
regular .fl.00 grade, yd. .79c
36-iu. PeaudeCygne, yd.98
75c CORSET COVERS
48c
Made from finest cambric with
deep lace yoke, ribbon and
headings, three styles; the best
regular1 75c and $1.00 values.
$1.25 WOOL SWEATERS
63c
Bovs and youths' Sweaters in
plain and 'fancy: sizes up to
34: standard $1.25 grade any
where in this city. Sec them.
MEN'S 35c NECKTIES
19c
200 dozen men's Christmas
Neckwear, fancy colorings and
weaves and very best 35c qual
ity. A snap at this low price.
$3.50 SWEATER JACKETS
$1.98
Women's Wool Sweater Jack
ets, in white, cardinal and
gray; plain or fancy -weaves.
Regular price is $3.50 each.
$5 AND $6 NET WAISTS
$2.97
Choice of our $5 and $6 Net
aSilk and Wool Waists; new
est styles: Friday and Satur
day at the above low price.
50c LINEN
HANDR'RGHTS
29c
Box of 6at$1.70
Women's embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs in a great variety of
designs; hemstitched or scalloped edges; put up six in a fancy
Christmas box a gift that is sure to please. On sale today and A
Fridav and Saturday, or until 500 boxes are sold CI 7Q
Standard 50c values. By the box oL six, on sale at...V w
UMBRELLAS
Women's high-grade Silk Um
brellas; steel frame and rod and
newest novelty handles in gold,
silver and pearl; a gift that will
be useful as well ss pleasing.
Standard $5 val- tO AH
nes. or. sale for...
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SILK TAFFETA RIBBONS
All Silk Taffeta Ribbons for fancy work at the following special
prices: No. 7. 6c; No. 9. 7c: No. 12 8c; No. lb, Oc No 11 . 10c,
Vo 40 11c; No. 60, 12c. Gloves, Aprons, Dress t.oods. Table
Linen Blankets, etc.. tor Christmas. We have a fine assortment.
SILK HOSE
Women's pure thread Silk Ho
siery in all plain colore, plain
black and fancy silk embroid
ered designs; doiible heel and
toe and elastic top; all sizes and
best regular $2.00 1 AC
value; choice, pair, i'''
DELICATESSEN
COFFEES, TEAS:
MEATS;
POULTRY AND
FISH:
GROCERIES:
BAKERY:
LIQUORS:
FRUITS:
Home-cured unwrapped Bacon Regular 25c Special 15 .
Home-made Mince meat. ..... .Regular loc Special ljtf
English Breakfast Tea ...Regular 65c Special 40
Rountrees Cocoa, -lb. cans. .Regular oOc Special 40? ;
Fresh Pork Shoulders.
Fresh Pork Hams
Chickens
.Regular 10c Special 8$
.Reg. V2oc Special .0
Regular 20e Special 17
Chickens "J
Chicken Halibut Regular V2'sc, special. 3 for -of
Gibson's Fruit Tablets, per jar. Regular 50c Special 25J
New Citron, per lb Regular 2oc Special S0
Sunshine Cakes. .
Nut Loaf Cakes .
, .-.Regular 25; Special -20c
...Regular 25c Special '20 C
Dewar's Special Scotch Whisky, reg. $1.25. spM $l;10bot.
Zinfandel, bottle Regular 0c Special 40
Walnuts and Almonds, regular 20c, special. 2 for 35
Northern Spy Apples, regular $1.50. special 3l.o
Dresser's 6 Sealy-Mason Co.
THURSDAY SPECIALS
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PICTURES, FRAMES, MIRRORS, ARTISTS'
MATERIALS, STATIONERY, MOULDINGS
Artistic Picture Frames Made to Order
Telephones: Main 609, A 5608
170 First and 171 Front Sts. Bet. Morrison and Yamhill