TITE MORNING OREGOXTAX, THTTRSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1909.
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AMCSEMEXT3.
Bl NOAI.OH- THEATER (Twelfth an1 Mor
rison, William A. Rra1y presents nrnht
I.orimer in the c-enlr drama. "The Shep
herd King." This afternoon, special price
matinee 2: IS o'clock. Tonight. 8:15.
" PORTLAND THEATER (Fourteenth and
Washington streets! Sam s. and
s:iubert present Charles cherry In The
lelor." Matinee at 2:1.",; tonlirnt at
.15.
Oi.i'HEl'M THEATER (Morrison, between
Sixth and Seventh l Advanced vaudeville.
Matinee at 2:15. Tonight at 8:15.
BAKER THEATER (Third and Yamhill)
The drama, 'J.ena Rivers." Matinea at
2 15; tonlaht at 8:15.
CtAXD THEATRR (WasMneton. 'between
f-venth and Park) Vaudeville da luxe.
31. 7:30 and P M. v
FAN'TAGES THEATER (Fourth and StarkJ
Continuous vaudeville, 2:30. 7:30 and
P. M.
LYP.IC THEATER (Seventh and Alder)
Athi-n 3tik Crnnpinv In "Te Strange Ad
ventures of Miss Brown." Matinee at 2:15;
tonight at S:l.r.
STAR THEATER (Park and Wsjhlnjton)
Motion oicturea. 1 to 11 P. M.
Kev. G. W. Rigor at Ret. The funeral
rrvfi es of Rev. G. V. Rice?, pastor of
tlie I'nlvemlty Park Congregational
Church, who died at tils home suddenly
Monday night, will he held tomorrow
morning at SrW n'rlock. at his home and
at 1 o'clock, at the University Park Con
gregational church. Mr. Paulson, eu
jwrintenoVnt of Congregational missions,
nill deliver the sennon. Kev. William
Jffrev. of the local Methodist Church,
will HFswt at tlie obsequies. Interment
will be made in Rlverview Cemetery. The
Thanksgiving service.", which were to be
held this morning in the 1'niversity Park
Methodist Church, where Mr. RKg was
to deliver the sermon, have been postponed
tmtil Sund.iy niglt. when Rev. yjlliam
Jeffrey will preach the sermon.
Blixed. for Dumpino Sawdust. V. S.
Horn-land, manager of the East Side. Slab
wood Company, wag taken before Judga
Jtennett yesterday morning in the Muni
cipal' Court, by Deputy Fish Warden
Rathbun. charged with dumping sawdust
and mill refuse into the Willamette River.
Mr. Uowland admitted tlie charge, but
said that the sudden rise of the river
was responsible for his technical guilt.
ITe said that the company had started to
make a fill near the river and had built
a bulkhead out of SO cords of slabwood
and that the river unexpectedly over
flowed the bulkhead and caused the
dumping to go into the river Instead of
Into the space behind the bulkhead. Judge
Bennett fined Mr. Howland J.V), the mini
mum. XEtr York to Assemble. The New
Tork Stat Society of Oregon will cele
brate the British evacuation of New
Tork. the closing event of the Revolution
ary War. at the Commercial Club, to
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. The fol
lowing programme will be rendered:
Piano solo. Miss Marie Wetzel; reading.
Professor William Rasmus: vocal solo.
Mrs. Pauline Miller-Chapman; address.
Dr. Ben.1am.ln Young; violin solo. Miss
IMargaret FaJlentus; vocal solo. W. F.
Oreer: piano solo. Miss Maud Bell; vocal
olo. Mrs. Pnuline Miller-Chapman. Re
freshments will be served. All New York
ers re invited to attend.
Kast Siib Wn.t, Choose Ijmp-Posts.
After conferences with a sp-clal com
mittee from the Est Side Business Men's
(Tub the present week representatives of
he Portland Gas and Portland Railway.
Clght & Power Companies have agreed
to submit designs for street lights to the
committee next week. This committee
nvill examine the plans and then make Its
selections and recommendations to the
Citv Council. It is proposed to place
lllghts on the four comers of the Inter
sections and then every 60 feet along
toth sides of the street, on East Mor
xrison street and Grand avontie.
Chttroh to Estertaiv. For the benefit
rof the new church, the ladies of the First
Norwegian and Danish Methodi6t Epis
copal Church, at corner of Thirteenth and
iDavis streets, have planned a special
entertainment for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings this week. Beginning
'with a Thanksgiving L.udeflsk" dinner
Thursday, at 6 P. M.. Rev. C. J. Lars-en
'will give an appropriate address. Sat
urday evening Rev. John Ovall will speak
nd Miss Kristine Olsson. a Swedish
vocalist of Portland, will sing. All are
welcome.
Wiijjajt Dt.Vent Honored. Many
friends assembled 'at the home of Wil
liam DeVeny, in Montavilla, Tuesday
right, to express their appreciation of
Jlr. DeVeny's services to the community.
The Montavilla Brass Band, under the
direction of Foreman Campbell, furnished
music for the evening. H. B. Dickinson,
spoke at length concerning the growth of
aiontavllla. and commended the work of
the Montavilla Board of Trade and the
Montavilla Rose Association, in both of
which Mr. DeVeny Is prominently con
nected. Concrete House Collapses. The walls
of a concrete house erected on Villa ave
nue east of Montavilla collapsed during
the recent storm, and the house is nearly
a complete wreck. The house was built
hv J. Ijiwrenson. who had ' planned to
erect several more. " He had put on a con
crete roof a few days ago. but had not
water-proofed it. and it is thought the
rains penetrated and mi weakened the
vails that they fell under the weight.
Tlie lose is about J1D0O.
Franchise to Be Topic A mass meet
ing of shippers, business men and prop
erty owners of Central East Portland has
been called for tomorrow night, in tlie
Healy building, on Grand avenue, by. the
Kast Side Business Men's Club, to con
sider the present East -Third-street fran
chise. Some of the city officials are ex
pected to tie present. It will be decided
at the meeting whether the franchise will
bi opposed further.
Trope s Forum Meets. The People's
Forum will besin its meetings this Win
ter with an address by C. B. 3. Wood, in
Allskv hall. Sunday night at S o'clock,
on "Personal liberty." The Peoples
Forum was formed by Dr. Stephen S.
Wise when he resided in Portland. Meet
ings of the Forum will be held regularly
on Sunday night through the Winter.
St. Labbente Baxaar. Third and Sher
man sts.. tonight; turkey dinner. 6 to 8.
Hear Percy B. Huntington, monologlst:
Miss T. O'Hallorsn. pianist; Miss Cardifte,
In specialties; Miss Thelma Jones, so
prano soloist: Professor V.. J. yuilllman.
In latest songs and sketches. Wein
bergers Orchestra. 9 P. M. to 13. Come
and we will thank you. Admission free.
Commencing! Sunday. November 2S. 1909.
the St. John cars will run via Union
avenue and over the Burnside bridge, west
on Bunl to KWNi street, south on
Fifth to Washington street, east on
Washington to First street, and north on
First to Birnside street.
Changes in Business make it neces
sary for tne to sell my big stock of mil
linerv as quick as possible. Everything
is immensely reduced. Gertrude Casimir.
11 Williams avenue, corner Morris. "V
car.
Alaska. New trail-map just issued.
Fairbanks. Iditarod. Innoko Districts.
Snt upon receipt of 27 cents, or stamps.
Alaska Map Co.. Seattle, Washington. "
'LzrrERTS" diamond engagement rings,
finest quality, all sizes; every stone guar
anteed, prices $J5 to t500. 272 Wash. st.
Special Thanksoivino Dinner, at Rich
urds'.'Jl per cover; 1 to 8:30. Reserve
tables. Phone Ex. 25. Webber s Orchestra.
Sfclpherd's Springs. Dr. W. D. McNary.
medical director; B. L. 31upherd. mgr.
Watsok Automobilb CoatPAST. agents
for Inter-State automobiles. 503 Alder st.
ria-CALvrs a Whjte, 50C-W3 Dekum bldg.
Mrs. Ila Mters Dies. Mrs. Ila Myers,
widow of the late Andrew Myers, well
known in Portland, died in Pasadena
Tuesday, according to Information re
ceived In this city yesterday by some of
her friends. Mrs. Myers was a sister-in-law
of the late George T. Myers, a Port
land capitalist. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Mvers went to Pasadena in the hope of
recovering their falling health, and he
died there about three years ago.
Dinner Todat. Woman's Exchange,
from 11:30 to 2. IKS Fifth St.. near Yam
hill, chicken soup, roast turkey, oyster
dressing, cold tongue. potatoe salad,
creamed onions, artichokes with mayon
naise, celery and apple salad. English
plum pudding, hard sauce, mince pie on
tlie menu.
The New Seward Hotel, corner Tenth
and Alder, the most modern and elegant
lv furnished hotel in Portland, is making
an especially low raLe to a limited num
ber of monthly roomers.
Beautiful New Bungalow. Elegant,
as well as "substantial, in every detail.
Choice location. Price and termB attrac
tive. ' See owner. Dr. Amos, Dekum bldg.
Great pre,jarations are being made to
entertain the nerry -makers at tlie grand
ball, to be given tonight, at Christensen's
hall. Eleventh and Yamhill streets.
Seats for the French Fete go on sale
Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Evening
prices. 50c. 75c and $1; matinee, Boc and
7nc. Baker Theater.
The box-office, for reserved seats for the
French Fete, opens Friday morning at 9
o'clock, at the Baker Theater.
French and German In classes, tl per
month to beginners, 452 Morrison, cor. 13.
Home-Grown Roses, send for price list.
Rose Valley Nursery, 1052 Corbett St.
Extra Special Thanksgiving Dinner
served at Brandos' Grill. 103 Sixth.
WORLD'S CRITICS LAUD HIM
Superlatives Are Applied to Krels
ler's Violin Mastery.
New Tork musical critics agree with
the London and Paris critics In their en
thusiasm for Kreisier's wonderful violin
playing. "
"Pure Intonation, voluminous tone, all
shades of color. Illimitable Interpretative
nuances, convincing expression of every
musical mood, authoritative scholarship,
human sympathy, and warm impulsive
and propulsive temperament--these quali
ties constitute a terse summing up of the
many single essentials which go toward
forming Kreisier's magic art as a whole."
Thus the Musical Courier discusses the
great violinist's mastery of his Instru
ment, and of the human heart as well.
The coming of Fritz Kreisler to Port
land will be a musical event second to
none this season, and It is expected
that he will be given an ovation here
as elsewhere. His concert will be under
the direction of I-ols Steers-Wynn Coman,
Thursday. December 2, at the Bungalow.
THE LOUVRE THANKSGIVING
DINNERJI.OO.
MENC.
Ho re d'Euvrea.
OYSTERS.
Toke Point on Half Shell.
RELISHES.
Ollvee. Celery Hearts. Salted Almonds
SOUP.
Clear Mock Turtle. Amontllsdo.
Consomme (Deillgnac) In Cups.
FISH.
Chinook Salmon, Braise.
Fresh Tom Cods a la Provencals.
ENTREES.
Sweetbreads with Fresh Mushrooms,
(Rls DeVeau Glace).
Breast of chicken a la King,
(Voiallk) a la Royale).
PUNCH.
Frozen Tom and Jerry.
ROASTS.
Turker. Chestnut Dressing and
Cranberry Sauce.
Buckling Pig. Barbaoue Style, with
Candied Sweet Potato.
Roast Mallard Duck. Currant Jelly.
Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus,
Yorkshire Pudding.
VEGETABLES.
Bermuda Onion in Cream.
Brussel Sprouts In Butter.
SALAD.
Fruit Salad en Bellevoe.
DESSERT.
Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sauee.
Hot or Cold Mince Pie.
Ice Cream and Assorted Bon Bona
Nuts and Raisins. Cafe Noir.
Vocal and Instrumental music by the
Royal Hawaiian Orchestra.
SIXTH-STREET BARGAIN.
We ' have for sale a fractional lot on
Sixth street near Burnside. Property In
this neighborhood Is rapidly Increasing in
value. It is a bargain at the price. For
particulars apply to
CHARLES K. HENRY CO.
Henry Building.
Fourth and Oak Streets. Portland, Or.
EAST SIDE BARGAIN.
We have for sale a full 'lot on the
southeast corner of Union avenue and
Oak street. This is a bargain at the
price, only 02,000. For particulars jipply
to s
CHARLES K. HENRY CO.
Henry Building.
Fourth and Oak Streets. Portland, Or.
Harris Trunk: Co. tor trunxs and bags.
SI 6;650 -TOTAL HOW
City Beautiful Fund May Reach
Goal Sum Saturday.
COIN GLEANERS SUCCEED
with gambling and visiting a gambling
house.
Reed was Indignant when he reached
the police station. He declared that the
men were playing cards for fun. The
officers said they were playing for
stakes.
It took two trips of the patrol wagon
to get the prisoners and the proprietors
to 'police headquarters. The raid caused
a great crowd to congregate.
Committee Encounters Little Diffi
culty in Getting Generous Sub-
serlbers List of Donors
a Iengthy One.
ti,. Cllv Beautiful fund will reach
the $20,000 mark by nightfall Satur-
day, according to the report or tne suo
scrlptton committee, composed of J. C.
Alnsworth. A. H. Devers and C. B. Mer
rick. This body undertook to reach
the goal figure of the fund before De
cember 1.
Down to date J16.650 has been actu
ally subscribed. A large sum ha en
pledged by those who will subscribe
the fund this week. Yesterday a relay
committee composed of Russell Hawk
ins D. C. O'Reilly and Lloyd J. we"t.
worth was appointed to take up the
work of securing subscriptions tomor
row and Saturday. Mr. Alnsworth,
chairman of the original committee,
will direct the movements or the new
committee. .
Little difficulty was experienced by
the members of the committee in se
curing jrenerous subscriptions. Not
withstanding the fact that the indi
vidual members of the committee de
voted but a few hours a day when the
weather permitted, and then only cen
tered their efforts on the business dis
trict, the fund swelled with astonishing
rapidity.
Following is a list oi iiij
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500
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500
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Jonathan Bourne. Jr
J C. Alnffworin
Journal Publishing Co
Portland Ry.. Lt,- A Power ,Co.
C. F. Adama
R. I.. Gli&an
Clementine F. Lewie
Portland Lumber Co...
Oreitonlan Publishing Co
Corbett ertale
Klelsrhner. Mayer & Co o1
Pariflc Bridge Co
J3dd estate
nr. Andrew C. Smith.........
Eastern & Western Lumber LO
Gav Lembard
wJlnhard eatale
Warren Construction Co
Barber Asphalt Co ,
A. H. Devera
C. K. Henry
T. B. Wilcox
Russell Blythe
Mrs. J. Hoffman -
Northern Pacific Lumber Company
Lar.g & Co '
Honeyman Hardware Co
Balfour. Guthrie & Co....
Kerr, Gifford & Co
Tnlted Engineering Co
Albers Bow. Milling Co
Meier 4- Frank Co
Oregon Eletrtrle Co.
Union Meat Co -
Marshall-Wells Hardware Co
Falling & MoCalman
Fhtlip Buenner
ehner .
John P. 3harkey
5i i0
WiO
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250
2W
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
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20
200
200
200
1Q0
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100
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100
Ion Lewis
Doyle Patterson
Jnaeph Simon ....
F. V. Hoi man ...
lAtirelhurst Co.
T.. u A UHAnar .
VA Robertson J J
A. B. Stelnbarh
TV. D. Wheelwright
McNaughton. Raymond Lawrence,
Izarus. hltenouse rvumiuu.
100
1 00
loo
100
Wadhanis & Kerr Bros , loo
Woodard Clarke & Co.
Trs. S. A. and E. C. Brown.
M. T,. Kline
H. M. Covey
A. L. Mills '
Williams A Beggs
Hazelwood Cream Co.
Mason. Ehrman A Co.
100
100
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100
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Foster' & Klelser JOJJ
Drug Co.
Blumauer- Frank
H. B. Noble "
John H. Haak , 1
TT .. JL Thnmrann TOO
Robert Smith
Carey ft Kerr
100
Total to date t16.650
10 TAKEtniSGAMBLERS
DETECTIVES KAID ROOMS OVER
THIRD-STREET SAIOOX.
Proprietor Says Men Were Playing
for Fun; Officers Aver
Otherwise.
In a gambling raid made by the police
vesterday afternoon in rooms above the
Bachelor saloon, at 143 Third street, by
Detectives Tichenor and Howell ten
prisoners were taken into custody and
card tables, cards, chips and other
paraphernalia were seized. A F. Reed,
proprietor of the saloon, was charged
with conducting, a gambling game and
with gambling. Henry Bishop, H. K.
Gerspa. W. S. Milner. J. Jackson, Charles
Hoops. W. Mason. W. H. West, F. C.
Shotwell and George Evans were charged
FAMOUS ACTOR BEGINS ENGAGEMENT IN STUPENDOUS
SCENIC SPECTACLE.
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WRIGHT I.ORIMER, !' "THE SHEPHERD KIXG."
tVrlght Lorimer will be seen In his original and remarkable personation of
David, the young shepherd warrior who afterwards became King over Israel, at the
Bungalow Theater for Ave performances, beginning this afternoon. The story Is one
of the most Interesting, coherent. Ingenious and extremely dramatic seen on any stage
In recent years and repeals In an enticing form a story that 1 dear to the people
the world over.
BIG SEATTLE MILL WAITS
Portland Concern Stops Erection of
Building.
According to a news article In the
Seattle papers, the Portland Flouring
Mills Company, which recently bought a
site for a large flour mill in Seattle. Is
having difficulty in securing a building
permit and may abandon the project.
It is stated at Seattle that the Super
intendent of Buildings insisted that be
fore he grant a permit the mill officials
should make material alterations in the
plans, and that this Is what caused the
hitch and may prevent Seattle from get
ting the mill.
At the office of the Portland Flouring
Mills Company In this city, however, it
is flatly denied that there Is any truoble,
and It is declared the mill will be built.
Work on the plant was stopped by the
officials of the company of their own
accord and will be resumed when they
are ready to take lt up.
It was the burning of the Alblna mill
in this city that delayed operations at
Seattle. At present the construction de
partment of the company Is fully en
gaged in getting the new Portland mill
under way, and as soon as the oppor
tunity offers they will take up the work
at Seattle.
WHERE TO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
ments for ladies. SOS Wash., near 5th st.
Watson's Restaurant, 331 Washington
street, will serve a Thanksgiving turkey
dinner, 75 cents. Tables can. be reserved
in the new balcony; any number seats
desired.
We serve the Thanksgiving turkey din
ner with ice cream 60c. The Imperial
Kantong Cafe, 462 Wash., bet. 12th; and
13th.
We serve the Thankeglving torkey din
ner with ice cream 60c. Royal Canton
Grill, 352-4 Aider St., corner Park.
Justcn's. 7th and Alder, for your
Thanksgiving dinner. Guesta musically
entertained from 6 till 8. '
Moore's Restaurant, 148 6th street, will
serve the regular 75c Turkey dinner to
day. Special Thanksgiving dinner, 75 cents.
A. B. C. Restaurant, 3S6 Morrison.
Hall's Restaurant. Special Thanksgiv
ing dinner, 75c.
. MILLINERY SALE.
Ladies, we are confident that you ap
preciate the opportunity of buying up-to-date
millinery at the prices we are
making one-third off on our entire
line. Even in our moderate-priced fiats
the styles are always correct. English
Correct Millinery, 331 Morrison street,
Marquamt building1.
- TONSETH R-ORAL CO.
325 Morrison . street., Marquam bidg.,
cut flowers and flowering plants every
day from our conservatories. Phones:
Main 5102. A. 1102.
CHRISTMAS PHOTOS.
Pictures taken at Anne, Columbia bids .
between now and Christmas, will be
finished promptly regardless of weather.
ASH WOOD, ,
- i
A most satisfactory ' fuel for stores,
grates and furnaces. Oregon Fuel Com
pany, 353 Washington. Main 65, A 1665.
CARD OF THANKS.
I never knew how many friends I
had until this greatest sorrow of my
life came. Whoever did a kindness to
my mother or myself to relieve, and
comfort us may always feel sure of my
deepest gratitude. The many, many
beautiful flowers I appreciate as sign
of love and tenderness.
UERTRfDE CASIMIR,
fSO REWARD
For any case of Kidney, ' Bladder or
Rheumatic trouble Hall's Texas Won
der cannot cure If taken In time and
fiven a fair trial. One bottle often per
ects cure. Sold by all druggists or
mail. $1.00. Send for testimonials. Dr.
E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive St., St. Louis. Mo.
Rpek Springs Coal.
The best house coal. Liberty Coal &
Ice Co., exclusive agents, 2s North
Fourteenth street. Main 162 A 3136.
CHRISTMAS KOVELTIES.
New and up to date. E. W. Moore, pho
tographer, Elks bldg., 7th and Stark sts.
Cargoes anthracite and'English ean
nel coal discharging now. -A. H. Edlef
sen, the fuel man, Cham, of Commerce.
Look into the Linnhaven' Orchard
Company's proposition. Safe as real
estate can make lt. Call upon repre
sentatives of the company at Perkins
Hotel, Kov: 22 to 27.
For trunks go to the Harris Trunk Co.
DURING SLEEP
atnre Repair th'e Human Ensrlne.
The activities of the day cause more
or less waste of tissues in the human,
engine, which Is repaired at night dur
ing sleep.
The man or woman who can sleep
well at night, is sure of the necessary
repairs, other things being right, to
make each day a time of usefulness and
living a real joy.
But let Insomnia get hold of you,
and the struggle begins, of trying to
work with a machine out of repair.
A Nebr. woman's experience with cof
fee as a producer of insomnia is in
teresting. She says:
"I used to be a coffee drinker and
was so nervous I could not sleep at
night before about 12 o'clock, unless I
would take some medicine. I was
under the doctor's care for about 5
years and my weight got down to $2
lbs.
"The doctor said I would have to
quit drinking coffee. Then my father,
got me to try.Postum, wjilch he said
had 'done wonders for him. I am past
43 and before I- quit drinking coffee
my heart would Jump and flutter at
times, miss a beat, then beat so fast
I could hardly breathe in enough air
and I would get smothered.
"My tongue would get so stiff I
could not talk and I could not hold a
glass to drink from. Since I have been
drinking Postum, in place of coffee, I
can sleep sound any time I He down,
and I feel I owe everything to Postum.
I now weigh 120 lbs. and am well."
Read "The Road to Wellville," In
pkgs. ,
"There's a Reason."
Ever rend the above letterf A new
one appears from time to time. They
aura a-ennlne, true, and full of Daman
THANKSGIVING
DAY
This Store Will Close
at Noon
166-170 Third St.
'T'ARTAR is a calcareous
1 deposit which rorms
upon the surfaces of the
teeth and should be re
moved by the daily use of
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
which cleanses, preserves
and beautifies the leeth,
prevents the formation of
tartar and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.
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Palace Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO
E. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PROTING
. Main 165
Phones Home a 1165
YOUR BROKEN
GLASSES QUICKLY
REPAIRED
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service means modern methods
in everything, but it specially
proclaims a quick repair depart
ment that is QUICK in every
sense of the word.
With immense stock of ma
terials, with a splendid factory
equipment, wilh workmen of
exceptional ability, we complete
repairs in a remarkably short
space of time.
The installation of this de
partment makes a reserve pair
of glasses unnecessary. You may
avoid headache. You may avoid
the discomfort of useless delays,
by bringing your broken glasses
to us for repairs. Excepting
Kryptoks. we replace any brok
en lense in less than two hours,
and many while you wait.
Columbian Optical Ca.
133 Sixth, Oregonian Building.
.eooens
DECEMBER 15, 1909
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all the famous features, conveniences and facilities
of the old house, with many others exclusively its own
Under the same old management, which is known the world over
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For Sale at
Skidmore Drug Co.
FIREPROOF
SAFES
The biggest cut in prices ever
known on the high - grade Herring-Hall-Marvin
Safes. Buy today. We
move on December 1st to 87 Tit th
street, near Stark.
Portland Safe Co.
92 Seventh Street, Near Stark.
FredFrehn,D.D.S.
tli.OO Full Bet
Teeth. 6 00.
Croirna and Brldse
wark. S3.00.
Hjmi AO!t rtoLnm
Open JtTcainna X1U 7.i"
A SYSTEMATIC PLAN.
systematic plan is conducive to the best results in every
ment of busings life. The handling of personal or house-
A s,
1 nun t-1 ni ti f
hold accounts is no exception. An account suojei-t 10 ni
this institution results in a more careful handling of funds,
thereby assuring greater economy in the distribution of income,
whether large or small.
4 per cent paid on tweh e-nmnl lis cert 1 1 icates ot iioposir.
Painless Dentistry
Oat of town people
can hare tholr plats
and bridgowork fin
ished in one day
if npeesMinr.
3 We will givsyou t (rood
3 22k gold or rnrcelain
crown for $3,311
.. . r n r
im molar urowna c.uu
4?2kBridffeTth3.50
Gold Fiili.ngi ' 1.1 tl
Enamel Filling 1.03
Silvr Fillinji .0U
Inlav Fillings Z.OU
Good Rubbrr AA
ULW 7 eft
t7 nm imtiiwra w wuo Painless E-trtion .50
WORK GUARANTEED FOR IS YEARS
Painless Extraction 1'ree when plates or bruise worlc
is ordered. Consultation Free. Yon cannot yet bettor
pamloBs work doao anjwhore. All work fully pri.ar
anteetl. Modernelpctricoquipmont. ot rr -tlioa.
Wise Dental Co.
Firr.ma TiOTLDma ""oSp-floIsi
THlBDWa.BTS. PORTLAND, OREeoN
oxrics Housa: s a. m. to 8 r. m. louim fl to 1.
fL S
" GOLD SEAL" OIL CLOTHING
Dead gras:- color.
Keeps tlie water out.
For sale by all dealers.
Goodyear Robber Co.
CI, . C.n, Konrlh St.
CHRISTENSEN'S SCHOOL
for Dancing, Deportment
and Physical Development
rhrlstanscn's Hall can b rented, first
class affair only. For terms apply to Mr.
Chrlstensen. office at hall., corner Eleventh
and Yamhill streets, Portland, Oregon.
Phones. Main 8017. A 4680.
RCHWAB PRifJTING CO
OSOLICITS YOUrt PATRONAGE
2474 STARK, STREET
Be Sure You Get
An Optimo
For the Optimo is the best all-Havana
cigar it's possible to make.
Made by the most expert cis:armakers
from Cuba. Of the choicest, richest
Vuelta Abajo leaf, bought by our experts
in the fields.
And mellowed by our exclusive methods
that perfectly develop the rare flavor of
the rich tobacco.
Ask for the Optimo insist on it.
Optimo
Cigars
At any good storo
From 3 for 2 So up
THE HART CIGAR CO, Distributors, Portland, Oregon
Clark Wireless Stock
Clark Wireless, 22 Cents Per Share.
Clark Wireless; 22 Cents Per Share.
Clark Wireless, 22 Cents Per Share.
Address AJ 539, Oregonian.
Dr. Richardson's Dandruff Cure
KILLS THE DANDRUFF MICROBE.
Unaranteed to Cure or Money Refunded.
AT ALL DRKGGISTS.
Habits Positively
J. Cnrpd. Onlv authorised Keelev In
T f jTLtf stitute In Oregon. Write for fllns
. ii5v"1 trated circolur. Krcler Inrtu. "
r afin;:il 71 . lltb K Portland. Onfos