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TITE MORXIXG OREGONIAX, THURSDAY DECEMBER 16, 1909. 11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OBEOOJflAX TELETHOyES. Pac States. Home roantlDr-Room ....Main 7070 A 60S Tlty Circulation ......... Main "070 A 60!'5 Managing Editor Main TO70 A 6095 Sunday Editor ...Main 7070 A 6005 r-nipo!ilng-Iiooni Main 707O A 6095 Tlty Editor ..' Main 7070 A 609S Bupt. Buildings Main 7O70 A 6095 AJMX SKMKNTS. BUNGALOW THEATER CTwelfth and Mor rison) "The Vinegar Buyer." Tonight at 8:15. DRPHEUM THEATER Morrlson. between fcixth and Seventh) Vaudeville. 2:15 and 8:15 P. M. BAKER THEATER (Thlri? and Tamhlll) "The Land of Xod." Tonight at 8:15. 3RAXD THEATER fWashlngton. between Seventh and Park) Vaudeville. 2:30, 7:30 and d P. M. PANTAOBS THEATHR (Fourth and Stark) Vaudeville, 2:3). 7:30 and 9 P. M. LTP.IC THEATER (Seventh and Alder "Mr. Potter of Texas." This afternoon at 2:15 and tonight at 8:15. STAR THEATER (Park and Washington) Motion pictures. 1 to 11 P. M". HKI.P FIGHT (XIXSI MPT10. There Is no way so effective as to buy Red Cross stamps. A few dol lars Intelligently expended will often save a human life. Nickels from the multitude make many dollars. Woman Bats She Was Choked. Lou Kester. a cook in the American Restau rant, at Third and Couch streets, was ar rested yesterday afternoon charged with awault and battery by Mrs. R. M. Fred erick, of 402 Fourth street, where Kester rooms. Mrs. Frederick says she was movinR yesterday- and after packing had stepoed out for a moment. When she re turned she found Kester in her room. She remonstrated and says he grabbed her by the throat and choked her. He continued choking her until his wife came to his victim's assistance and dragged him off. Wohk on Piers to Be Resumed. Seven weeks have elapsed since any construc tion work has been done on the Madison street bridge. Robert Wakefield, who has charge of the pier construction, said last night it probably will be a week before work can be resumed. Already Wakefield is three -weeks behind the scheduled time. "If there are no more storms we should be able to begin work again In six or seven days." said Mr. Wakefield. "Mother" Roberts ox Social Evils Mother" Roberts, who is making an Investigation of the social evil in this cltv. will address mothers and married women of Bunnyside, at the Friends Church, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, under the auspices of the W. C. T. TJ. The sublect will be "Pitfalls.'' This will be her second address in Sunnyside. A Most interesting collection of genuine Navajo rugs, couch covers, blankets, pil low tops, etc., will be shown until Christ mas, at Meier & Frank Company's rug and carpet department, third floor, by the celebrated shop of the "Indian Horse" of Albuquerque. X. M. Prices are most rea sonable, and the collection worth while seeing. Woodstock Push Club to Meet. The Woodstock Push Club will hold a spe cial meeting next Friday evening, in the Woodstock hall, at Prince and Tukon avenues, to take up the Are engine-house question, the streetcar service and gen eral improvements. The meeting will be general and a full attendance is desired. Italian Has Revolver. Daniel Xlc oloft. an Italian, who was acting in a susniclous manner in the vicinity of Third and Burnside streets yesterday, was ar rested bv Detectives Sloan and Endlcott nd when searched was found to have a revolver in his possession. Brooklyn Club to. Meet.-T1i Brook lyn Republican and Improvement Club J win -meei. at oki AiirwauKie street, to night. This will be the last meeting of the year. Reports will be made by the committees on streets, sewers, lights, parks and hydrants. Idleman Now Idle. W. J. Idleman. formerly park policeman, was discharged bv the action of the Civil Service Commis sion yestenlay afternoon. He refused to return to work after a five months' lay off for Illness, without receiving pay for all that time.; "Mother" Roberts to Visit Sunntside. The Sunnyside W. C. T. IT. will hold its mother's meeting, in the Friends' Church, corner East Thirty-fifth and Main streets, today. "Mother" Roberts, a prominent rescue worker, will be there to speak and sing. Auxiliary Leaoub Meets Tonmoht. The Auxiliary League of the Seventh Ward will hold a meeting tonight, in the hall at Millard avenue, on the Mount fVott railway. The water question and other matters will be discussed. Swedish Yoitno People: to Meet. The Flpworth League of the Swedish Metho dist Church will hold its monthly meet ing at the church, corner Beech and Borthwick streets, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Opportunitt to obtain exclusive Christ mas presents In china, cut glass, brass snd copper goods, electric lamps, etc., are afforded at Bailey & Co.'s. 424 Washington slroet. between 11th and 12th. CmcKKM Soup, beef stew, with dump lings, oyster and chicken patties, shrimp salad and banhury tarts for luncheon, at Woman's Exchange today, S6 Fifth, near Yamhill. Pkdham Pottert, Salvinl. Majolica. Florentine carved wood, primps, cards snd calendars. Miss McKnight & -Mrs Bartlett. 200 Tilford bldg. Tenth and Mor rison. Alaska. Xew trail-map just Issued. Fairbanks. Ultarod. Innoko Districts! S'nt upon receipt of 27 cents, or stamps. Alaska Map Co.. Seattle. Washington. Manicure Sets, special sale. 30 per cent reduction. Headquarters for domestic unci imported perfumes. Stipe Taylor Drug Orimpany. SS9 Morrison street. Beautiful Dolls, with hand-made clothes for Christmas gifts for little girls on sale at Woman's Exchange, 1S6 Fifth street, near Tamhlll. Manicure! Sets, special sale. 20 per cent reduction. Headquarters for domestic and Imported perfumes. Stipe Taylor Drug Company. 2SS Morrison street. Has. l Association Meets. The Brook lyn Hall Association will meet tonight, at 1he hHll on the corner of Milwaukie and Powell streets. Superb Neckwear Priced 60c to t& at Tub Men's Gift Shop. Hewert, Bradley & Co.. S44 Washington St. ' I.apies' Handbags and leather novelties, special wile. :o per oent reduction. Stipe Taylor Drug Company. 2SS Morrison st. Uadies Most Welcome When shopping for men s gifts visit the Men's Oift Shon Hewiett. Bradley & Co.. 044 Washington st. Men's Shop for Men Suitabls Gifts in Ore at Variety. Hewert. Bradley & Co.. 344 Washington st. "Lefferts" diamond engagement rlngsv finest quality, all sires; every stone guar anteed, prices 25 to JoOO, 272 Wash. at. Demonstration of "Parisette" and Redfern" corsets, ladies Invited. Mrs. M. N. Zeltfuchs. 34B Alder street. Swiss watch repairing. ' C. Chrlstermen. second floor Corbett bldg., take elevator. Old Mahooant. Sheffield, quaint Jew elry. Antique Shop. 3d floor, S6S Wash. S,X Ixian Wanted, at fi per cent, three-story business block as security, j i-S'I. Oregonian. e To Office Seekers A few choice offices t rent in the Beck bldg.. 7th and OaK sts. Dr. A. C. Panton has returned; Mac lenv building. , Im' 2J;WKC Res- B. 6743. office Wood lawn 2379. . Photographs tinted. Miss Ely. Beck bid. Dsntal office cheap. AB 581. Oregonian. All Push Clubs Ark- Invited. The North Kaet Side Improvement Association will hold its regular meeting tomorrow niaht In Woodmen hall,' on Russell street and Rodney avenue. It will be a gen eral meeting and all push clubs and im provement associations are invited to send delegations. Employment of an as sistant counssl for the City Attorney in protecting the Broadway bridge project win De considered. The water question, which will be voted on February 15, will come up for' dissuasion. The public Is invited. O. B. S. Girls postponed dancing party tonight, at the Masonic Temple. Notable Investment Made by Girl Stenographer l lilies Candy Money to Purchase Present - Day House hold Luxuries. MISS CAMERON, who Is one of the stenographers In District Attor ney Cameron's office, -is some day go ing to develop Into a financier and a business woman of renown.' Miss Cameron Is not related to the District Attorney, though she happens to have the same name. Mr. Cameron is so proud of her, however, that he some timrs wishes she was a relative. Still, he says all people named Cameron are smart. However, that has nothing to do with this story. 'Miss Cameron . lately did some spe cial work for a business man who wanted a lot of manifolding in a hurry. She did it so well and so neatly that' the man, after paying her for her la bors, put his hand in his pocket again and. drawing forth half a dollar, laid it on her desk and said: "Buy yourself a box of candy with that, little girl: you surely deserve it for the way you did that work of mine. I'd not offer you money, only I have not time to get the candy myself." And did Miss Cameron buy candy? She did not. Candy was altogether too poor an Investment for. her. She put the unexpected four bits to much better use; she invested them In a necessity that is well-nigh a luxury these days. And .thereby she showed her business acumen, and gave prom ise of later financial greatness. She took the 50 cents and very carefully bought a dozen eggs therewith, con sidering that a much better investment than candy. COUNTRY BANKER AIDED Portland Merchants to Work on Xew Sight Draft Plan. Hereafter when jobbers and manufac turers in Portland draw sight drafts on delinquent country customers they will Inclose 10 cents in stamps for the coun try banker. This decision was reached last night at the monthly dinner and business session of the Portland Associa tion of Credit Men. held in the banquet room of the Commercial Club. Edgar B. Piper, who was scheduled to be principal speaker, was called out or the city, and sent his regrets to Presi dent Padgett. He inclosed the manu script of his address, discussing the con duct of a newspaper, which was read by F. C. Wasserman, secretary of the Blake, McFall Company. The proposition to remunerate country bankers for the presentation of drafts was proposed by Vice-President N. U. Car penter, of the Portland Trust Company of Oregon, who was formerly a Baker City banker. The subject of "Exemptions" was treated by R, H. Gilbert, an attorney, by special invitation. LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS R. D. Cannon Again Chosen as Mas ter of Hawthorne Masons. At the annual meeting of Hawthorne Lodge. No. 111.- A. F. and A. M-, held last night at the Masonic Temple. R. D. Cannon was. re-elected by acclamation to succeed himself as worshipful master for the ensuing Masonic year. Most Wor shipful Grand Master Norris R. Cox in stalled the newly elected officers, being assisted by Past Master J. W. Rowland, acting grand marshal. A banquet fol lowed the installation ceremonies. The officers who will serve the lodge for the ensuing year. Including those appointed by the master, are as follows: Worshipful master. R. D. Cannon; sen ior warden, G. A. Johnson; Junior war den. George Estes: treasurer, H. W. God dard; secretary, C. E. Miller; senior dea con, W. D. Jameson: junior deacon. J. Frank Guerln; senior steward, F. L. Ever, son; junior steward. Ray P. Chatfleld: tyler. W. B. Hall. WOMEN SEE Y. M.C. A. HOME ' "7 ' Light Luncheon Served to 50 0 of Fair Sex General Public Today. . Hundreds of women, many of whom were escorted by men, thronged the new Young Men's Christian Association build ing yesterday and last night, making it one of the pleasantest days of the week's celebration in honor of the formal opening. In the afternoon a light luncheon was served to nearly BOO. A distinguished com mittee of women, who were identified with the campaign, for funds' for the build ing, acted as a reception committee. Today the general public Is invited to Inspect the new structure. Attendants will be on hand to show visitors through the building. WHERET0 DINE. All the delicacies of the season at tha Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart ments for ladies. 305 Wash., near 6th at. Gene Wilson, baritone solo, at Perkins Grill luncheon, dinner and evening. Best cuisine and service in" city. Planked steaks a specialty. MODERN HOME, CHEAP. 6 large rooms. 3 bedrooms, polished floors, hot water heater, hot-air furnace, ement basement and walks, large gar den, unobstructed view. 1 block from car, lot 75x100; price J7250: cash. In Qtiire R. O. Qnesnelle. S04 Oak st. CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. Pictures taken at Aune. Columbia bldg.. between now and Christmas, will b finished promptly regardless of weather. Santa Asked to Remember Sailors. Drill In the annual leaflet, con ducted by the President, Mrs. Inman. was a feature of yesterday's meeting of the Central W. C. T. U. Mrs. E. H. Roper, of the Seamen's Institute, asked for Christmas gifts for the sailors. Comfort bags and other appropriate gifts are to be sent to headquarters, S02 Goodnough building, this week or next. An all-day prayer meeting will be held January 13 at the First Chris tian Church. Rock Sprlnoca Coal. Ths best house coal. Libert w Coal & Ics Co.. exclusive agents, 25 North Fourteenth street. Main 16 2-- A 813S. POSTAL RUSH BIG Christmas Users of Mails Crowd Portland Postoffice. RECORD MAY BE BROKEN Cash Receipts of 1908 Season Hold High Honors, hut 1900 May Sur pass It Red Cross Stamps Do Not Pay Postage. The rush is on at the Portland postoffice for the holiday season. Every hour dur ing the day the "lobby Is lined with peo ple for turns at the- stamp and registry windows, all armed with parcels, large and small, upon which they, are anxious to have determined the amount of post age. When the New Tear comes around it is probable that all records for mail, in coming and outgoing, will have been eclipsed at the Portland Postoffice. The Christmas season of 1908 was the banner season for receipts in cash, "but Indica tions are that it will be set back and outdone by December, 1909. The figures for the same month-last year were $78,282. Already Postmaster Young has been compelled to place 14 extra clerks at work in the distribution and delivery of mall, while the superintendent of the railway mail division has placed 16 new men in the mail cans running out of Portland. It Is probable that this number will be materially increased before the season is over. Five New Windows Opened. Five new windows have been cut and equipped in the general delivery and reg istry divisions. "Those windows were thought to be sufficient to handle the business of this office." said Assistant Postmaster Will iamson,' "but we are already crowded. People line up and seem to waft just ae long as they did before the new deliveries were established. It simply shows what a lot of business goes through the Port land office." The new men employed in the clerical portion of the office are: R. G. Lafferty, E. L. Milton, B. H. Whltmer, J. -B. Gar retson, W. A. Grimes, H. P. Whitman, C. H. Curran, C. C. Deav-ar, E. Howard, A. S. Mundell. G. H. Horton. R. Carter, W. A. Rood and .George Jorgenson. Users of the Red Cross stamps are classed as among the most careless patrons of the postal department, many of them being unable to understand that by the purchase of the tubercular relief stamps they cannot avoid the regular postage. Parcels Go to Read-Letter Office. Hundreds of parcels and letters are be ing forwarded to the dead letter office from all Pacific Coast .offices: for the reason that they do not carry either a return address or the necessary stamps. J-t west, superintendent of railway mall clerks, has issued an order requir ing all railway clerks to equip themselves with plenty of binding twine, so that all insecurely wrapped parcels may be retied while In transit. He also notifies all clerks that no vacations will be granted during the holiday season. ' Postmaster Young will enrolov a num ber of additional wagons next week for the delivery of mails to and from the depot and to the eub-stations of the- city. PHIL METSGHAN AT GOAL NEW IMPERIAL HOTEL OPENED FOR BUSINESS. Fine New Structure Will Have For mal Dedication on New Year's Day. Dodging around the comer, the Imperial Hotel management yesterday installed. Initiated and corraled itself at the new mahogany and marble-plated building which for more than a year has been under process of construction on Seventh and Stark streets. Some of the old guests were some what confused They failed to find the familiar Dine desk of the old lobby and it required the services of a special polioe man to point them the way to the new entrance en Seventh street. The New Imperial, which began busi ness yesterday, marks the ambition of Portland s old host. Phil Metschan. Ha wanted something more than modern, em bodying the best art of the old wprld and the new. and in association with Theodore Wilcox, the present Hotel Im perial was planned and built. It probably cost close to $500,000, and was planned after a study of 'the best elements of European hostleries. but it stands today as the goal toward which Phil Metschan and bis company have been striving since they began the hotel busi ness in Portland 13 years ago. The New Imperial will continue under the old management and In fact the fur niture of the lobby has been speciallv manufactured for the convenience of Harrv Hamilton, chief clerk and one of the shortest in stature waiting on the traveling -public. The lobby Is 60x100 feet, with a terrace and marble floor and mahogany furnish ings. The stairways are of magnificent marble, while the decorations of the buffet are of designs from the ruins of Rome and Egypt in alternate panels. Gild and damask are resplendent in the ladies" reception-room, while the furniture is in mulberry and mohair velvet. A pretty innovation in the bedchambers Is the full length mirror 'which is attached to each bathroom door. The formal opening of the New Im perial will be held on January 1, 1810. PORTLAND ELKS TO DANCE Murlark Hall to Be Rendezvous for B. P. O. E. Tomorrow Night Portland Ixdg-e No. 12, Benevolent and Protective Order of Blks. has completed arrangements for the next monthly dance to be held at Murlark Hall tomor row night. These dances ha-B been most success ful In the past, and the committee In charge of tomorrow night's entertain ment are expecting a record attendance. All members of the order are invited to attend, and each brother is extended the pjrlvilege of bringing a friend, who need not be affiliated with the lodge. m v FURS ON SALE. Special reduced prices on all fur sets and neck pieces, samples, only one of a kind. McAJlen &" McDonnell. Third and Morrison. Freight Agents Elect Officers. At a meeting- of the local FTeight Mortgages On Improved Portland Property FOR SALE By M I Portland Trust Company BANK S.E. CORNER THIRD AND OAK. STREETS WOMAN owes it io her self, her family and pos terity to be beautiful well kept teeth lend an added charm of beauty to the face Or. Lyon's PERFECT cleanses, preserves and beauti fies the teeth, prevents tooth, decay and imparts purity and fragrance to the breath. Agents' Association in the office of J. H. Lynch, in the Union Depot yesterday aft ernoon, routine business was transacted and the following officers elected: Presi dent. W. C. Wilkes, agent for the S. P. & S. ; vice-president. William llerriman, agent for the Southern Pacific; secretary and treasurer, J. H. Lynch, agent for the O. R. & N. , Company G to Guard Maus. OREGON CITY, Or.. Dec 15. (Special.) When General Marion P. Maus, United States Army., commanding the Depart ment of the Columbia. Inspacts the Third ! Regiment of Infantry, Oregon National I uuard, and other branches of the srr-"' in the Armory at Portland on Wednesday evening. December 29. he will have for his guard of honor Company G, of Ore gon City. Concert Recital at Y. M. C. A. Edward Adner Thompson will give his popular entertainment at the new T. M. C-A. hall, Sixth. and Taylor streets, Fri day night. December 17. at 8:15 o"elock. Admission 50 cents, members 35 cents. CARD OF THANKS. We 'wish to thank the manv friends for their kindness and sympathy ex tended to us in our recent bereavement. MRS. H. ALMBI-ADE. O.-'. AMBLADE. The Neealecraft Shop, now located at 388 Yamhill, near West Park. mm . ! MARGUERITE ORTMAN In Richard Voss" Drama, " EVA " To Be Presented by the German Theater Companv at the BUNGALOW, SUNDAY, DEC. 19, Matinee at 2 o'clock. THE MOST & (h LASTING XMAS GIFT to suit all conditions, from the Brownie for $1.00 to the extra equip ment at $75.00. PERSONAL INSTRUCTIONS FREE BLUMAUER PHOTO SUPPLY CO, 111 Sixth Street, Bet-ween Washington and Stark. Tooth Powder mm ; KEEP YOUR EYES COMFORTABLE There is a -world ofcomfort in being able. to see in having a good, strong, well-balanced, healthy pair of eyes. If you do not know such comfort, OUR GLASSES sill bring it to you. The ability of our opticians, the modern methods employed in our factory, and the superla tive quality of materials used in our glasses, do most to main tain perfect eyesight.-. Tha Glasses we make are the best that are made. They keep yonr eyes comfortable. COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 133 Sixth Street Direct Portland Importer of KOH-KN'OOB PENCILS. J. K. GILL CO., Cor. 3d and Alder Sts. BLAKE-McFALL CO., 68-72 Front St. HUlUnUii Habits Po.itivelj Cared. Only authorized Keeley In stitute in Oregon. . Write for illus trated circular. Reler Institute. 7 1 E. 1 1th N.. Portland. Oregon F. W. Baltes and Company invite vour inquiries for PRINTING First and Oak Christmas Umbrellas We Bare the Largest Line and Great est Assortment In the City. (All the ' Newest Ideas In Dlrectofre Handles. Good, fast color, English Gloria, paragon frame $1.00 Rust-proof English Gloria.' fin est frame S1.50 Hercules Rust and Wind-proof .. $2. OO Ladles' Dlrectoire Umbrella.. 8JL.SO np Full-length gold and pearl, tape edge, silk gloria S3.50 Tape-edee, real silk warp, K'orla 81. 50 An immense line of fine ladles' and gents' . S5.00 np Fine presentation umbrellas up to 820 We Have the I.ariteat Slork on the Coast In Tola Line All Good OnT Own Mannfaetnre, Rust proof, Wind-Proof, KoldtnR. Detach able. Self-Openlna; Umbrellas. WHOLESALE A .Ml RETAIL. Meredith's EXCLUSIVE UMBRELLAS. 812 WASHINGTON, BET. Sth and th. HAND SAPOLIO It Insures an enjoyable, invigorating- batb; makes every pore respond; removes "dead skin, ENERGIZES THE) WHOLE BODY, starts the circulation, and leaves a glow equal to a Turk ish bath. ALL GROCERS AVD DHUGGISTl CHRISTENSEN'S SCHOOL for Dancing, Deportment and Physical Development ChrUtenenB Hall can be rented, first class affairs only. For terms apply to Mr. Chrlstensen. office at hall., corner Eleventh and Tajnhlll streets. Portland. Oregon. Phones. Mam 6017. A -4680. PIPE REPAIRING Of every -description by mali. Amber, brier and meerschaum. Artificial eoiorlag. 81s filchel Ce- at Sd at Portland. i S?svor Greasy SL : i 1 jrrf. SdOtsin : j KOH-I-NOOR f ' Leads KOH-I-NOOR k Pencils " ' 10c Each ftl a Dozen P 1 Pay less and you get less A i L.&C. Hardtmutb jr " -IN- -fi i im THE J. K. GILL CO. THIRD AMD ALDER STREETS THE GIYING iQF 1 See Them on Display in Our Window OTHER GIFTS have their limitations but the Fountain Pen is always appropriate, regardless of the age or sex of the receiver or the meaning and purpose of the gift. The price .of the most inexpensive kind is so low that it makes the cheapest good Christmas present you can give, while for the finer and more ornamented kinds you can pay almost any thing you would pay for a Christmas present. Let us show you our stock no obligations to buy. AVe have a pen to suit you, and the person whom you wish to remember. The Ideal GA Store Pala.ce Hot SAN FRANCISCO .eo" DECEMBER 15, 1909 In an Entirely New Building on the Old Market-St. Site Reproducing at a cost of more than $10,000,000 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 PALACE HOTEL COMPANY The banking service which a business man receives is an im portant matter to him, as it contributes largely to his success. It saves his time and energies, prevents embarrassment and dis appointment. This bank was organized in the year 1883 and has constantly given faithful, efficient service, -extending every cour tesy and attention to its depositors. ' Four per cent interest paid on 12-month certificates of deposit. The Time Grows Short ELEVEN MORE DAYS IN WHICH TO MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS PURCHASES Let us show you' what we have in diamonds, watches brooches, fobs, cuff Jinks, scarf pins, ring's, lockets, etc. A great abundance of rich cut Rlass. A complete assortment of toilet ware, mirrors, brushes, combs, manicure articles, etc. What would be nicer than a pair of fne gold spectacles or eyeglasses out of our complete optical department? THE L C. HENRICHSEN CO. 284 make a Man Happy at Christmas You Vnow how ft man who is en joying S food cigar is at peace with all the world. There are a good many hours of cheer ful contentment like that for the man who is lucky enough to get a box of Optimo Cigars for Christmas. Optimos are the cigars most men would themselves pick oat Men prefer Optimos because they are the choioost Cuban giowu tobacco all-Havmn a tobacco of the finest flavor of fragrant aroma. - So yon women who give Optimo Cigars ma be sure that yonr gift will please. Optimo Cigars At any good ttors Boas of SS, SO and 1 OO THE HART CIGAR CO, Distributors, Portland, Oregon "GOLD SEAL" OIL CLOTHING Dead grass color. Keeps the water out. For sale by all dealers. Goodyear Rubber Co. 81. 63. Ori, 67 Fourth St- CCHWAB PRINTING CO OSOUCITS YOUR PATRONAGE 7k STARK STREET 'Si': ill's Booksellers and Stationers WASHINGTON STREET Painless Dentistry "'. vmnmm n tmmmvi usiws j, .in . of Ont of town people can baTe their plsta and bridgework fln lhed in out day if DeoetMiT. Wo will tyyoo a food 22k gold or Borcoliin crown for $3.50 Molar Crowns 5.00 22kBrilze Testa 3.50 ' ! Sold Fillings 1.00 Enamel FiUings 100 Silver Fillings .50 lnlY Fillings 2.60 i 4 UWU HslBW mm .. ai'HSSf."!- Plat.. O.UU berPiitM 7-50 M.W.ft.Wlt,rni rum itftBusffro rrrrum famiest txtf tio . a If WORK GUARANTEED rOR 18 YEARS Painless Extraction 1" roe when plates or bridge work ia ordered. Consultation Free zonoannotfetbetta patnlese work done anywherft. Ail work fully ruar anteed. Modern el Ttric equipment. Best method. Wise Cental Co. Fin.nro Bciuna ",C"B?J5" Xhtbd aWiiH. Bts. PORTLAND, OREGON BRICB H0Ca: ti.K.ttI.IL aadeys. BtflL GORDON'S BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY ia under new management Come see our Christmas candlea and bakary g-oods. Christmas tree ornaments at half price. Thursday. Friday and Sat urday of this week will give free wltli every B0 cents purchase one- box fine, chocolates. J 45 THIRD ST. FredPrehn,DJ).S. fiz.0 rail Bet at Teeth. Crowns and Bridge weak. s.eo. Boom 406. Orkon. Op sal y.w-Mjaigs Xail 1 d mm i iiiiii Ai w