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AJTCSKMEXTS.
HEILn THEATER (Fourteenth and 'Wah
Injrton atreetK) Tonight at 8 15 o'rlock,
Koee gtabl In th. comedy The. Chorus
Lady."
BrSOALOV THEATER (Twelfth and
Morrlaon) Baker Slo-k Company la
Hovta "A Midnight Belt" Tonignt t
8:13.
BAITER THEATER (Third, near Tn
h i i Matinee 2::s; tonight at 8:13.
Anion.-
OR PHECM THEATER (Morrtaon. be
tween Sixth and St-venth Advanced
vaudeville. Matinee 2:1.'.: tonight at R.l.V
PANTAQE3 THEATER (rourth and
S:ark Continuous vaudevlile. 2.). T.0
and :80 P. I.
GRAND THEATER (Washington. B-tween
tieventh and Park) Vaudeville da luxe.
1:30. 7 30 and 9 P. M.
STAR THEATER (Washington and Park)
Hi Hearts minstrels. Matinee 2:1); to
night at :IA.
JfEW YEARS OREttOXIAX.
Orders for the w Years Oregon bus. to be
mailed to any sddrews. Jnnuary 1. will be
received at lbs boalDeea orTW-e of Tbe Ore
goalan. Lists, for Individual ensiling, re
relred from any poetolTlre In tbe Pacific
Northwest will be promptly sttended to.
The pries of the w Vesrs number Is
reals a ropy. Poets-e In the I nited Mates,
f anartu .Mexico or the Ineulsr Pneeem Ions
la X nl. - n -.1.1 If L.n.l . fnM,
tries, 7 rents.
Last Mxjetino) ijc Old Hai.u-Orient
, Lodge. No. 17. I. O. O. F.. will hold its
la.tt meeting In the old hall, on Grand
avenu and Kast Pine street tonight.
lefore moving Into the new building on
Kant Alder and Sixth streets. There
will be no formal programme, but simply
a farewell to the old hall, where the
members had had so many pleasant
times for th- last 33 years. Jt Is des.red
to get out all the membors of the lodge
at this meeting especially the original
members, who will b railed on to give
their recollections of the post. The next
meeting. Wednesday, IWceinber CO. will
be, held in the new hall, which is now
being furnl3hed. A large class will be
Initiated at that time. Just when the
formal dedication of the new building
will be held has not been decided.
Orboon Chi-rchman Appears. The
Oregon Churchman, the ofllrial paper
for the Episcopal Church of tills state.
Vol. I and No. 1, has Just made its ap
pearance. It succeeds the pnpor pub
lished by St. David's church. Rev. Barr
i. Lee. of Salem, is the editor, and Dr.
P. C Sellwood, of Portland, the business
manager. The first number has 24 pages
of printed matter, the "Bishop's Page"'
contalu Bishop Scadding's Christmas ad
dress to the diocese. It Is noted edi
torially that the first number of "The
Oregon Churchman"' was issued at Ore
eon City In October. 1SU, and since then
it has appeared under several names. The
first number of the paper contains much
of Interest to the Episcopal Church, in
cluding the-account of Bishop de-adding s
visit to Coos Bay.
HrBERNIANS to Aovbrtibb Citt. That
Oregon will receive much valuable ad
vertising through the meeting here In
July, 1910, of the biennial convention of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians Is
iilready apparert. In a copy of the Na
tional Hibernian, which reached the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday, space
ii given to explaining the plan for bring
ing a large number of Eastern people to
the Pacific CoaKt during the sessions of
'he convention through the medium of
"tourist clubs." The Initial steps toward
.'orming these clubs have been taken and
It Is possible that several special ex
c irsion trains will be organized before
. 'ie date pf the convention.
Potj-majj Sleeper Burns. Pullman
ir "Georgia," on a siding near the
T nlon station In which ten negro porters
..ere sleeping, caught fire, at an early
j ur yesterday morning, and Henry Grif
f. Jis, one of the porters, was injured so
i-riously that he was removed to 9t.
' Incent's Hospital. However, It is an
nounced he will recover. The other nine
T 'iters were forced to stand in the cold.
t..lnly clad, until the firemen had suc
ceeded in extinguishing the flames.
iiiffitha was injured by jumping through
a window. The fire Is said to have been
i aused. by an overheated coil, and caused
damage to the extent of $5000.
Triple Masonic Installation. An
event of unusual Masonic importance
takes place tonight at 7:30 o'clock, at the
Commandery Hall, Masonic Temple,
"West Park and Yamhill streets, when
the Joint installation services of new
officers of Mount Tabor Lodge No. 42,
Hawthorne Lodge No. 1U and Columbia
J.odge No. 114 occur. The imposing
Masonic ceremonies of Installation will
be conducted by Deputy Grand Master
Dr. Norris Cox. and the grand marshal
will be Past Master John Rowland, of
Hawthone Lodge. The attendance of
Masons Is expected to be large.
Fought in Indian Wars. David Orr. a
stockman of Caldwell, Idaho, is visiting
in Portland. He was at ene time Sheriff
of Owyhee County, and has seen some
exciting experiences in the apprehen
sion of criminals who infested that state
In the early days. He .served as a scout
in the Bannock Indian War in under
General Bernard and Ruhe Robbins.
commander of scouts, and was in the
fight at South Mountain when Buffalo
Horn, the noted Bannock Chief, was
killed. Mr. Orr was born In Independ
ence. Polk Cunty. Oregon, in 1&58.
Ladies. Tour attention is called to the
auction sale, cm Thursday, December 24.
Bt 11 A. M., of the highest grade of
woolens for ladies' suits from Ed. Gurney
The ladies' tailor. Mr. Gurney doee not
carry goods over from season to season
therefore he disposes of all ma
terial left at the end of each sea
eon. Come and investigate the goods now
on display at the auction rooms of
George Baker, 153 Park street, near Mor
rison. East Morrison Fill, Completed. The
fill on East Morrison street, between
Povcnth and Ninth strets, has been com
pleted, and preparations are being made
to restore the tracks across the embank
ment, which now are on Belmont street.
All the fills in this neighborhood have
been completed, including the one on
F.ast Morrison, East Eighth and Belmont
streets.
Fine CVr Flowers, ferns, palms,
flowering plants, etc. Store 349'4 Morri
son street. Main S0S5. A 1877: greenhouses,
S97 Williams avenue. George Betx,
florist. Phone 'VToodlawn 1512.
Council or Jewish Women. There
will be a meeting of the Bible Study
Class, today at 2:30 o'clock, in the vestry
room of Temple Beth Israel. Rabbi Wise
will speak on "Ruth."
Clean Lump Coal. Thoroughly
screened; weight guaranteed; prompt de
livery. Oregon Fuel Company, 332 Alder
street. Main 63. A 1163.
Eastman Kodaks, full assortment,
$1.00 to loO.Oo. Blumauer Photo Supply
Co.. 142 Fourth, near Alder. Ill Sixth,
near Washington.
Our Store- will be open Wednesday
and Thurrday nights (December 23 and
24) until 10 o'clock. Dresser's & Sealy
Mason Co.
NewPhipment Keiser Neckwear Just in
Hewett. Braduct & Co. Men's Shop,
344 Washington Street.
For Rest. A few nice offices In The
Oregon Ian building. See Superintendent,
room 201.
Japa.vesb Kimonos, mandarins Jade
nar Mrs. Frohman's, Hotel Portland.
New Reservoir at Mocnt Tabor. At
a meeting yesterday morning, the City
Water Board, recommended to the City
Council the purchase , of 15 acres of
ground at Mount Tabor, owned by H. I.
Pittock, the price not to exceed 2500 an
acre. An ordinance to this effect will be
introduced before the Council today. The
property is needed for a new high pres
sure reservoir in connection with the new
Bull Run pipe line.
FtrRS. Kimonos, Ribbons, Leather
Goods. Today and tomorrow you can
buy the right goods at one-half regular
department store prices. Don't forget the
number, GUman's. 411 Washington st.
Orient Lodoe. No. 17, I. O. O. F. The
members are especially requested to at
tend the last meeting in the old hall to
night. W. W. Terry, secretary.
Ctrt Hollt. Mistletoe and Christmas
trees; order now.- Portland Seed Com
nanr' Front and Yamhill streets.
Calendars, fountain pens. Inspiration
mottoes, scriptural texts. Moffett's, 111
sixth, near Washington street.
Eastern Otsters on half shell. 36 cents
. Hnr..n delivered. Keith Oyster Co.. 693
Wnshincton. Main 7993. A 3341.
Ant Number of clever leather novelties
to bo round at Mewen, uraaicy or io.
men's shop. 344 Washington.
Japanese Kimonos, mandarins jade
ware. Mrs. Frohman's, Hotel Portland
Hewett. Bradlet 4 Co. have the
handsomest lounge robes in the city.
Our Hack meets all trains, railroad
station Ash. Shlpherd'a Springs. '
Subscriptions for all periodicals tak'
at Gill's. '
Smith's Poultry prices, next column.
DALEY WILL BE EXECUTED
31 l7RDKnF.lt OF KEXXT SKV
TENCF.D TO BE HANGED.
rciralljr Will Be Imposed January
9 Convicted One Takes
Judgment Stolidly.
Harry Daley, convicted of the murder
of Harry Kenny, was yesterday sen
tenced by Judge Gantenbein to be
hanged on Friday. January 29. at the
State Penitentiary at Salem. John H.
Stevenson, attorney for Daley, imme
diately after sentence was pronounced,
asked the court for the length of time
in which to file a motion for a new
trial. This motion will probably be
tiled today. Daley did not betray the
slightest emotion throughout the pro
ceedings. He stood perfectly still, in
tently watching the court. At the con
clusion of the sentence he walked
steadily out of the courtroom with the
Sheriff!
The crime of which Daley was con
victed was the murder of Harry Kenny,
a saloonkeeper, November 16. The trou
ble arose over Kenny's refusal to re
employ Daley as bartender or to ad
vance a certain sum of money which
Daley claimed was due him. The mur
dered man was well known here, hav
ing resided In Portland for more than 30
years.
NIGHT SCHOOL ENTERTAINS
Wesr Side Annual Christmas Pro
gramme to Be Given Tonight.
The night school of the West Side High
School will hold its annual Christmas
entertainment tonight at 8 o'clock. City
Superintendent Rigler will address the
assembly and the following programme
will be rendered:
Mala octette "Speed Away"
Grammar School. Principals.
Instrumental solo, piano... "11 Trovatore
Addle Bowie.
Reading Seleoted
Adeline Angell.
Vocal solo "Spring Song"
Lottie Banneld.
Address
Reading "All for a Man"
Hilda Brant.
Instrumental solo, piano
"Cavalerta Rusticana
Katherlne Tyler.
Reading "A Matrimonial Controversy"
Lottie Banfleld.
Vocal sr.Io "A Man's Bong"
Milton Runyan.
Mala octette "Gleam. Brlg-htly Gleam"
Grammar School Principals.
BEAUTIFUL CANDY BOXES
New and Complete Display at the
Cream Store.
Our complete display of handsome
candy boxes Is entirely new this season.
We can fill your wants from the ever
appropriate holly "box to the more elab
orate hand-painted on linen and satin
boxes and imported baskets at ' prices
ranging from 50c to 112. complete.
THE CREAM STORE.
SSS-90 Washington Street.
OREGON FLOWERS,
Moit Beautiful Christmas Presents.
Many people express surprise at learn
ing that all the flowers and plants on
display at Clarke Bros.' floral shop are
grown here In Oregon. More especially
because of the magnificent Poinsettias
shown, a great many persons believing
that they come from California which
is not the case. Messrs. Clarke Bros, an
nual Christmas sale of fine flowers and
plants Is now in progress. There are on
sale hundreds of pretty things in flower
ing plants which will bring Joy to the
heart of any lady. In cut flowers there
will be a big stock of the most popular
sorts. Roses, Carnations, Chrysanthe
mums, Violets. Poinsettias, Lilies of the
Valley, Hyacinths,. Narcissus, etc. A
free special delivery to all parts of the
city will be maintained. Clarke Bros.,
leading florists, 287 Morrison St., opp.
Corbett bldg.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES.
Big stock at 12 Vic. 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c,
40c, and hand-made chocolates at 50c
per pound.
Fancy boxes, when filled with our
hand-made goods, will be sold below
cost. See our big stock before buying.
Canes Big stock candy canes at the
old reliable stand. Gordon's Bakery and
Confectionery, 145 3d st.
WILL SELJAT COST.
Our entire stock of Dolls, Toys,
Games, Books, Calendars, Christmas
Cards, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Glove
Boxes, Toilet Sets, etc., will be closed
out at cost. Your chance. McAllen &
McDonnell, Third and Morrison.
ROYAL DULCET DAINTIES
Something wholly different for an aft
ernoon tea or chocolate accompaniment.
Have them on hand for Xmas. Pearce'a
home-made candies melt in the mouth.
Royal Bakery & Confectionery.
Coal Book Springs Richmond,
Wallsend, Welsh Anthracite, Independent
Coal A Ice Co.. 35S Stark. Phone Main
780; A 37W.
Plant Btbson roees. Phone Sellwood B50.
Ladies j
Stop to Tfiink j
1 You want money to pur-
1 chase a hat, cloak or a home i
I Get it by saving
I Open an account today with 1
I The Oldest Trust Company In Oregon i
I We invite the wife, mother f
mi and daughter to visit our worn- W
I art's department. I
MISS MOOREHOUSE
51' our superintendent, will be glad '
I to explain how rapidly a sav- I
I ings account will grow.
j We Pay from 2 to 4
S Call for our statement and book of
I aiXUSTRATlONS."
I Portland Trust Company
1 of Oregon
I S. L CORKER THIRD AND OAK STREETS
S BES. T. fOHK!! President
(H I. PITTOrK Vice-President
t nit. A. 8. NICHOLS.. id Viee-Pree't.
B. I.EE PAGET secretary
i V. J. till.L Assistant Secretary
I C. W. MSURAFF , Cashier
I
SNATCHES PURSE AT DOOR
Crook Follows Woman and Robs
Her on Porch.
Mrs. M. Weller, of 23 Sixth street, re
ported to the police Monday night that a
man had followed her home, and as she
entered her door he grabbed her purse,
containing J9, and fled.
According to Mrs. Weller, she had ar
rived at her home about 7 o'clock, and
while she noticed a man following her,
she paid no attention to him until she
found the fellow beside her as she opened
the door. Before she could utter a sound
the man quickly snatched her purse and
ran hastily down Sixth street.
The fellow Is described as being about
6 feet 9 Inches tall, and wore a long dark
overcoat and a large dark slouch hat.
The purse secured by the robber con
tained K in gold, a $1 bill and $3 In silver,
as well as a heart-shaped keyring with
three keys upon It.
WHEREJTO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant; fine rlvate apart
ments for ladles, 305 Wash., near Fifth.
A par excellent table d'hote dinner
served at the Perkins Grill Christmas,
5 to 8:30. Reserve your tables.
Watson's restaurant, 331 Wash. St., will
serve a special Christmas dinner, 75c
ALL FURS 20 PER CENT OFF
Our excellent quality, new-style effects
In scarfs, ruffs, throws, muffs. All the
best furs sable and gray squirrel, Rus
sian pony, mink, ermine. Isabella fox,
etc. 20 per cent off for Xmas. The Bar
tholomew Co., 392 Washington St.
CALENDARS, JCM AS CARDS
And novelties at great reductions. No
watting for change. McAllen & Mc
Donnell (Inc.), Third & Morrison. .
Rock Springs Coal.
The best house coaL Liberty Coal
Ice Co., agents, 25 North 14th st.
Main 1682 A 3136.
Xmas cutlery. Eywell's Pharmacy.
2S9 Morrison, between 4th and 5th streets.
Elegant stock of fitted baits and
suit cases at Harris' Trunk Co. Note
window display.
NO HOME ON th "
could be If there Is no music to enliven
and brighten it. Music helps In the
creation of an atmosphere of refinement
and helps to make the hours which
might otherwise be dull and morbid, the
most delightful of the day. You have
noticed how pleasantly an evening has
passed when you have been In a home
where some member of the family played
the piano and sang a few favorite songs.
Perhaps no one In your home Is able
to play. The A. B. Chase player piano
has solved your trouble. It plays, and
plays In a delightful manner the best
of music. It plays your favorite selec
tions, popular songs, the great master
pieces of music and plays them accord
ing to your own interpretation. You sit
at the piano In an easy chair and the
player mechanism Is under perfect con
trol. If you call today you can secure
one of these Instruments and we posi
tively guarantee that you can personally
render no lesa than 20 selections Christ
mas day in a manner satisfactory to
yourself and family.
A. B. Chase Player Grand 1350
A. B. Chase Player Upright 850
Conover Player Upright.... 850
Carola Player Upright 750
Kingsbury Player Upright 650
Euphona Player Upright M 525
Euphona Player Upright 0 600
Sherman, Clay & Co.
Opposite Postoffice.
THE POPULAR SWEET SHOP
TONS
OF
XMAS
SWEETS
O'lr factory Is running from
dawn to midnight turning out
an Immense stock of Christ
mas Candies at prices to suit
all purses and it's ALL of
S WETLAND quality. The
whole store - fairly
SPARKLES
WITH
CHRISTMAS
THOUGHTS
Our showing of new things
In fancy baskets and boxes
Is larger thsn ever. Its equal
cannot be found in the West.
It Is a specialty with us all
sorts, cheapest and costliest.
When filled with our famous
Sweets nothing can better
express the Yuletlde spirit.
SEE
The Portland Girl Package
The Fluffy Ruffles Pactajje
The Special Holly Gift Packafie
The Special Lineof Chocolate Pkgs
The Bright Red Poinsetta Baskets
The Beautiful Satin Flower Baskets
Don't Miss Seeing
the Display
273 MORRISON St.
Watch for the Opening of Oar
New Store
BOOK SALE
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Poems. 78c
Pepper Books 25c and 50c
Elsie Books 68c
Home Again With Me,
Riley $1.58
Poems, padded leather 77c
Emerson, half calf, 2 vol. .$2.75
5-vol. sets Cooper, South
worth, etc $1.35
Bibles, Testaments and Pray
er Books.
HYLAND BROS.
TWO JBOOK STORES
168 Fifth St., opp. Postoffice
211 Second St., near Salmon
HOTEL
Washington Annex
rrJ SEATTLE
Rates:
European
SI per
day op
American
S3 up
All modern outside rooms with every con
venience. Free auto-'bua meets trains and
Vats. J. H. DAVIS, Proprietor
FURS! FURS!
For less than at wholesale. Remodel
ing a specialty. Fur coats of all kinds
made to order.
L. SCHUMACHER
FURRIER,
209 Madison. ... Tel. Malm 6617
Schwab Printing Co.
WtST ICOItK. REASONABLE PRICES
STARK STREET!
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO.
"FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST."
These prices at all of Smith's markets. When you come to Smith's Alder
Street market you must pass up the markets on both sides of Smith. Come
to 228 Alder street and see that Smith's name is over the door.
THE FINEST OF OREGON'S CHOICE TURKEYS, 20 to 25.
Select a fancy fat Goose from 1000 displayed. They are 20 per pound.
DUCKS, ALL FATTENED TO ORDER, 25.
HENS AND SPRING CHICKENS, ESPECIALLY SELECTED FOR THE
CHRISTMAS TRADE, 15 and 18.
Our choicest roasts of Pork, 10S
12V2 15.
Prime Rib Roasts of Beef from our
famous Christmas beef, 10S
Legs, chops and roasts of genuine
Spring Lamb, 10, 12VsS 15.
Smith's absolutely pure and deli
cately flavored Pig Pork Sausage,
fresh every hour; the very thing for
stuffing the Christmas turkey or
goose; 12Vz$.
Suckling Pigs, 20 per pound.
Porterhouse Steaks, 12l,15.
Tenderloin Steaks, 10S 1ZV,.
tomorrow will be the last shopping
day before Christmas and it should be a
veritable whirlwind of business activity; naturally
this great store for inen will be one of the crowded
spots;, an avalanche of Portlanders will besiege
Steinbach's throughout the day, eagerly avail
ing themselves of our exceptional facilities for
meeting the requirements for Holiday Shoppers.
IDEAL GIFTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
Gloves
Mufflers
Neckwear
Pajamas
Night Robes
Umbrellas
Plain
and Initialed
Handkerchiefs
Silk Suspenders
Underwear
Sweater Goats
Fitted
Suit Gases
Traveling Bags
Leather
Collar Bags
Etc.
Hosiery
Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes, Lounging Robes,
and Fancy Vests at . . V3 Off Prices
Our gigantic One-Third Off sale of Men's and
Boys' Overcoats, Cravenettes and Suits goes
merrily on without abatement.
SPECIAL! 500 swell Cravenettes and button-to-chin
Overcoats arrived today by express and are
included at V3 Off Prices. (Delayed delivery.)
OPEN EVENINGS
Tonseth Floral Co.
123 Sixth St.
Our display of Cut Flowers and
Plants speaks for itself.
Order by phone promptly attended to.
Main 5102 A 1102
Branch Store, 70 6th St.
SMOKE
"Best of the Best"
A. SANTAEIXA CO,
Makers. Tahipa.
The Hart Cigar Co.
Distributor..
INSTRUCTION
enables each student to advance In
dependently of all others, and avoids
.t. omharrn.MmAnt of ClaS9 WOTk and
recitations. Our large teaching- force
makes this plan possible, i-ei us ten
you all about our school the most
complete and best equipped In the
Northwest. Call, telephone or write
for catalogue free for the asking.
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
"The School of ftuallty,'
Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon.
A. P. Armstrong. LL.B., Principal.
FredPretm,D.D.S.
(12. BO Full Set of
Teetb. S6.04.
Crown, and Bridge
w.rk. M OO.
Brom 406, Uekum.
Opca K.miIiix. lui 1.
, 4
;eboptc!aar PIANOS
HIGH-GRADE cli-'
GREAT SACRIFICE
SALE
H. SINSHEIMER, 72 TMrd Street.
LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Christmas 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. If in doubt about the desipm, get
one of our Umbrella Orders, issued for any amount. We are
making a discount of 10 per cent on all our Colored Umbrellas.
SPECIAL
Ladies' Union Silk Umbrellas, with tape edge and full
length gold and pearl and silver and pearl OH 7C
handles, $5 values, now Ofcll
Our $10.00 Umbrellas are the best in town.
CALL AND SEE THEM. RUSTPROOF UMBRELLAS.
REPAIRING AND RECOVERING.
We have the only complete electrically operated umbrella shop
in Portland. Best work at lowest prices. Personal attention.
ERED ITH'S
Umbrellas Exclusively.
312 Washington Street, Between Fifth and Sixth. (
SANBORN, VAIL 8 CO.
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
Re
ceiver s
Sale of Vessels
The receiver of the Seattle Rotary
Engine Company will sell at private
sale the vessels described below on
Janunry 4. 10. He will receive sealed
bids for either one or both of said ves
sels until, and Including:, that date. He
reserves the riKht to reject any and all
bids. The vessels are described as fol
lows: VESSEL NO. 1.
On the ways at shipyards of Miller
& Sanderson at Ballard. Washington;
190 feet lonsr and 30 feet beam; com
pleted all except planking and decking:
built of finest character materials;
freight capacity about 1800 tons.
"VESSEL NO. 2.
Lying in Salmon Bay, near Dunlap's
Wharf. Ballard: called "Seattle Spirit":
completely constructed, but engine not
installed; built of best materials; de
signed as oil ourner and is fitted with
tank and all appurtenances; 95 feet
long and 22 feet beam.
Bids should be addressed to George
Gau at 402 Boston Block, Seattle.
Washington.
For Your
CHRISTMAS
DINNER
and seasonable purchasing we offer
Imported Goose Breasts, Royal Blue
Stilton Cheese, English Cheddar
Cheese, Malaga Raisins, Malaga
Grapes, Stuffed Tigs, Mixed Nuts,
German Lebkuchen, St. John's Bread,
Fromage de Brie Cheese; Wines and ,
Liquors at the Right Prices. Give us
?, call.
L MAYER S CO.
Portland's Oldest Retail Grocers.
148 Third. Both Phones.
Store Open Evenings Until Christmas.