TIIE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAX, "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1910.
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Hrrt.n TTfFATER Bxnth ni Tlorl
Hnrr w. Pataas prints "Ma'tam X.
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BTOALOW THEATER fTwlfth atlJ
Mnrruon) Thi Tim. th. Placs and tna
tilrl." Tin!ht a: s IS
Baker thkater Ei.T.atn and Jfw
rl.on Th Pafcr Flck Compuf In "Tha
Hamr." Malln. at 1.11 and tonight at
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OK PM Erst THEATER fVorrfasa. aatwaaa
lata sad Ptvtatal rauri.Tllia, Thla an
arnooa at 1:11 and toalgrtt at ili.
CIH.VD THEATER (Para and Washrnv
loal Taud.vMa, Thla aftaraaaa at I 14
tanlcht at I l and s.
1.TRIC Til EATER Ibnnlli and AMsrt
Lyric Mualf-al Coroadr "omranr. In 'Tnt
N.w Guard." Thla aftaraooa at J. SO, ta
n'sat at 7 SO and a.
Tah THEaTKK Park and Waanrnrumt
Moftnn plrturaa. CoaUauoua, from !:
u io id r. il
Btcm.xT.it Cnnscx Mator. Official re
sults of tfc dry rlo-tlon at Oswsgo on
Monday rr-ulted In the !c:lon of John
RirknT for Mayor. It's opponent. D. B.
fox. loax by more than J to 1. R. X.
Ttavldsnn ii elected Recorder over P.
II. Zimmerman. H. H. Davison w
elected Marshal. KVr Trenjmrer t he
rltiiena choae C. A. BetMte. C H. Nixon.
C. R Hll. Ax Coon. T. R. CUriefeltor.
W. w. Todd and J. W Thomas w.-re the
alx AMemien elected The proposal to
allow horfa to run at larrre within the
c.tjr limits a defeated. U to H It was
also det-Med that the otty should purchase
four lot from the Orrrn Iron at Steel
."nmpany at a pries of CTS.
Rh Nina Pcstkoted. What to
do lth out-ofiate city riH'u:nrpH has he
come a problem at the tlty Hall, and In
formation has been -"ked by City Auditor
Baxbur from the officials of other cities.
In a letter received yesterday from Mor
rell rrberai. treasurer of tha founty
of Philadelphia, I'a . It Is Mated thai
record In Ms office are always kpt. no
matter wht may be thetr tcr. "We have
on file In our vatiltv says Mr. lob
bons. "papers and hooks as far back as
the year 1791. and no provleaon. so far as
I know, has been rnatie to destroy any
of them."'
OExrtstj Breakfast Bacom Oxlt UVc
axd C5r Vou art It at those prices at ail
of frank L Smith' SB markets. Do you
prefT pure kettle-rendered lard to any
other? Smith evils It for Ijc per pound,
fhotce strloln steak are l-'i" and lie:
fajit-y tenderloin steaks are r"c and ICm-;
round stak that la Juicy and tender for
123 and loo; pot roast of beef are
lie and lJ1-; rrrme rtb roast beef. 12'-c
and ISr; bolllns: beef Is Sc and lk.':
souUterv of Sprtns; lamb are Hc: hind
quarters of Sp-ins lamb are Ijc: shoulder
rtasta of pork are lie and 17'-; pork
chop are lc and 3V'-
fc'irtn Prisomkr CArTT-ttim. Krtwln
Irelnnd. a youna man transferred from
Kelly Butte to the untv Hospital be
cause he at subct to fits, ran away
several days aito while In charse of hos
pital employes, and waei recaptured hr
Hherlff Stevenei Ireland was snrvlns; rto
days for havln' stolen a diamond rins;
from a CT.Ineso boy. Sentence aa Im
poeetl July 3a. Ieputy Sheriff lieatty
declares the hospital employes think the
boy wm Jsklr.it the fits, but ho Is sure ha
va not, as he ssya two men ere unable
to hold Mm durlric the spasms.
Ji'rt Trial Rr.nnn flAHRijcRB. Rlitht
of trial by Jury was denl-d rive Chinese
iramhlers In Municipal Court by Judge
Taswell yesterdsv. over the protest of
their attorney. Plowden 8tott. who will
take aa appeal to determine the Juexlca
of tha action. The refusal was made by
JtMse Taswell upon a rule of the court
that demand for a Jury must be male at
the tuna) of the first appearance. The de
fendants were then placed upon trial.
An Pine. camMer. at J Second s"reet,
was fined ITS and the visitors each.
Assai'LT Ohtts tX Depernto assault
was made upon Patrolman Klingel Mon
dav nla-ht by Frank Cooper, a pristoncr
whom he was Uklrs; to the station In
the patrol waeon. WatchtnK for an op
portune m.wnent. Cooper sclxed Kllnicel
by the throat and bore Mm to the but
torn of the wajron. T.e officer. In turn.
C'inked tper. and Driver lisy. comlnc
to h assitance. subdued the assatlant
tth his club. Cooper ee sentenced yes-
te-day to days Imprtaa-nment.
Crmvissiot to i:rt Tori'"- All phases of
the pronosrd pithlli- S-r-ire lonim!ssl"n
so far iut il might affect the iteneral pub
lic will be discussed from the standpoint
of the taxpayer at a ntcetlns of the
Seventh Ward UraEUe tomorrow nisht.
In Brook'yn. at the corner of Powell and
Milaaukle av.nue The water system
for the southeast district and the al
b'Erd dlUttory tactics followed In the con
struction of the Mndidon-sireet brldca
will mlo be d'ecused-
IIk-k Tomato 8.H-P. oyster cocktail,
creamed salmon and green peas, creamed
rhl-krn and oswters. oxtail mute and
masked pot-itoes. KxrhanKe club sand
wiches, lamb, currv and r'ce; V!rlnla
b.ikd ham and cahhai. shrimp salad,
mince and apple pie. etrsabcrry smice.
cabinet t.mldlr.E. on the menu at tho Wo
man s "Sxchane. IX Mfth st.
Womax's Press Cli-b to Meet. The
rrsular monthly m-etmit of the State
TVnman s fress Club be lield toniEht
at the fl y Mail. "Hlnis on PIn-Mskii;E
and Clmrai t'Tlx-it'on'- a ill he dlcus-d
tr Mrs. M. It. A'.l.-n and M'ks IJnna il.
Itl.'harrison HI rea.l a sp--ctal rPr hy
Mre 1-Jnma S. Marshall. Diaruaalua will
t led . by Mrs. U R. Bartlctt.
STETIAl. tAt.B Or t'RtENTAl. Ht OS BAL
ANCE ok Week. PiisThesxana. Bliirvars.
Kaxaks. Bclouchi:an. avrr.me stse 1 lixi.
m.ik) to reduced to Hi; Irans, Ca
bilsr.. B'kharas. Koxaks. Mosul. els
Xix tJ 4x7 a. values to M reduced to 3.
ur entire stock reduced. Open evenlr.jtl
votll Christmas. Cartoxian Bros., im
porters. s73 Walilrton. near Wt!i.
Hi-ou Mt"tEit FiNr.tv lluih Mc
Crrdle. proprietor of a btlliard hall, at
. x:h and Alder streets, was fined i
by Judca Taxwell yeMerd&y for allow
lr. minors In Ms place. Joa OfWcr,
Thorua Evana, Claude Bristol and Ray
TrtAteman, minors, were fined Si each for
betr.c In the place, but sentence was sus
pended. I.ABOR Law Violateto: Bail FPirirtttt
II. I.lebes. a furrier, was called In police
court yea-erdar to answer to a charge of
causiiif woman to work more than ten
hours in -ne day He failed to appear
and Me till of "C". was declared for
te. ted.
ArrovoBtLB OwsrRa.
Have your car repaired, adjusted or orer
tau!ed. at T. M. C. A. carae; minimum
mi: careful work assured. Phone educa
tional director, private fcJC , A toal. T.
M C. A. bid
Mothers to Disetsa Kixpcroartkm
tvoRE The Mothers and Teach"ers" As
sociation of tiunnyaide school ill meet
in t.le aasembtv hall, at J o'clock this
afternoon. Kindergarten work will be the
subject.
Waxteo. Cloak ar.d ewilt buyer and
manajrrr. thorouchly experienced and first
class. State fully experience and refer
ences. Addresa At. al. Oreconlan.
Tickbt for Arthur Fraxer concert, at
Jlaior.ic Temple. Tuesday evenlnx, De
cember 11 are on sale at P German, Clay
nd tilers Piano Houe. it.
A. A. Carlsojc. arent for The " repo
rt an. at Vancouver. Wash.. Is now Ux-sted
with A J. Allquie-t. iiZ Main st. Phone
Main 4.
"EKEi. BRAn."
The family health beer. Phone Mala 704,
A Portland Brewlnc Company.
rr ecial at RtrKAaci'- Oenulne rreea
turtle sc up And stesks. Park and Alder.
W octa-rxa s tor siaUonery. Wash.
SaLOo.vKEEPKR fTjwvicTRD. For selllnc
liquor without a license and upon 9tin-
day. Barney Haffey. proprietor of the
Minnesota saloon. M North Third street,
was convicted by a Jury In Municipal
Court yesterday afternoon, after brief de
liberation. By stipulation of the city
and state and the defense, the two
chare were Joined In one trial. Sen
tence win be pronounced by JudEe Tax
well thla mornlns. Haffey has been in
the hands of the police a number of times
on similar chanrea. The record of con
viction will be presented to the license
committee of the City Council.
Ret. Alexander Beers to Preach.
Rev. Alexander Beers, of Seattle, presi
dent of Seattle Seminary and College, is
In Portland, and will preach In the Free
M-tfirxllst Church, Enet Ninth and East
MUI streets, tonight and every night thier
week. Mr. Beers recently returned from
an extensive trip through Europe, after
having acted as delegate at the World's
Missionary Congress In Edinburgh last
June. He w ill dlscutas themes each night
that he bellevee to have special bearing
upon the present conditions of the church
and society.
kmi Post Elects OrricxRs. Sumner
Pot. No. 12, O. A. R . haa elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Commander, R. C. Markee; senior vice
commander, John Barton; Junior vlce
cnmmar.der. J. V. Kellogg; chaplain. Rev.
W. T. Kerr; quartermaster. A. W. France;
surgeon. T. B. Hills; officer of the day,
A. C. Edmunds: officer of the guard. D.
Clarke. Delegates to the state encamp
ment John Barton. J. Howht, Ira Wake
field. D. Flnley, W. T. Kerr; alternates,
H. O. Kemne. J. Hanna. P. O. Wclbr. J.
C. Young. E. B Grant. Adam Dlller.
Mors Monet Demanded. The Mount
Tabor Improvement Association adopted
a resolution declaring that the sum of
SIS.iXO. which It is proposed tn appropriate
for the Improvement of the Williams
I -ark at Mount Tabor, will be wholly In
adequate for the purpose. It was declared
that this sum will not make the Im
provements contemplated In Williams
Park and that at least iX.ttX) should be
appropriated. The Park Board will be
urged to ask for . for the improve
ment of thla park.
Socibtt Gnn FVrnitvr b. The Ladles
Aid Society of the First Presbyterian
Church has presented to the Old Peo
ples) Home the furniture for the ladies'
sitting-room. The furniture is now on
display at J. A. Y.ack ft Co.'s store,
Fifth and Stark. The home Is practical
ly finished. As soon ae the weather
moderates so that the walks can be
finished the home will be dedicated.
Alvis G. Powell' FVneral Held.
The funral of Alvln G. Powell, who
di-d suddenly Sunday at the home of hiei
sister. Mrs. W. T. Williamson, was held
yesterday at Gresham. Burial was made
In the Oresham Cemetery, where hi
father and mother. Mr. and Mm. James)
Powell, pioneers, were burled several
year ago.
St. Mark's Missior In Progress. The
Fathers of ihe Holy Cross are holding a
two weeks' nilstion. at St. Mark
Church, at the corner of Twenty-first and
Marsliall streets, every evening at
o'clock aud Sundays at 7:30 o'clock. A
children's) mission la being conducted
dally ax 4.15 P. M. and Sundays at
P. M.
Weioht or Bio Beet at 8iith'. The
hlg beef that u exhibited at Frank L.
Smith's) Alder-street market weighed 103
pounds. The only correct guess .out of
thousands was that of II. I Gray. lo
Hamilton street. Mr. Gray, you may rail
and receive your ten pound roast:
Webb C. Harrington, formerly In the
denr ami news business at Fourth and
Washtrurton sts-. hru purchased the cigar
store in the Wells-Fargo bldg.. at i
Sixth at., of Rt Slchel Co.. where he
will carry a full line of cigars, smokers'
articles, magaxtne and periodlimla.
PSTCH1C STt-DEXTw WILL MEET. The
Society for l'r-ychlc Research will hold
the next weekly scsnlon thia evening at
a o'clock, at the Oihallse parlors. 411
Stark street, between Tenth and 3eventb
street. Subject, "Personal Influence."
Irvinotor Circle Meets. The Irving
ton Circle of the Mothers' Congress will
meet today In the art department of the
Portland Library at SiM o'clock. Christ
mas) books will be on exhibition.
For Sals. Two Alaska bear okin rugs.
Occidental Warehouse Co.. t-11 N. 4th s.
Swiss Watch Repairixo. C. Chrlsten
sen, Sd floor corbett bldg. Take elevator.
a Under a
lzl (z)
X the V
(p River ()
rJV The company Just Incorpor- iS
atea for the purpose of tun- )
j nellng the river and placing; j
TV few street railway tracks p
rj therein, is not, we hope, a ?
V dream. The amount stated a V
J the cost of the work is fifteen S
ry millions of dollars, which Is a sj
V large sum but the work la IT
V bound to be done sooner or
i later, the West Side must have g
f better connections with the IT
East Side, for three-fifths and j
perhaps three - fourths of the
2 population of the Greater
xj Portland of a few years hence j
V will reside east of the river. &f
fThe financial district will per- x
haps always be on the West (j
Side but even the wholesale
jQ. district of the future may be J
III east of the Willamette. Think Ji)
Vj of these thin ge in buying; p
property. Buy In the xone of A
III the greatest growth, for It is li)
V population that creates the
A values of urban property.
(zj Come In and let us tell you (i)
V about Irvington Park.
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r Roern S14 Lumber EiciMga, r
16 Shopping
Days to
Christmas
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Foremost Clothiers Since 1863
Do Your .
Christmas
Shopping Today
Idea! Christm
For Men and
as
oys
RELENTING WOMAN HELD
BAIL C.IVEX WHEN" PROSECC
TIOX IS ENFORCED.
MIm Jtrlmcr ALo Deposits $1000
to Injure Appearance of Mao
She1 Act-urR of Theft.
"I'd like to see sny man that can
call my bet." suid Miss Jennie Rcimer
In Municipal Court yesterday morning,
as she drew 11100 In bills from a dainty
purse and deposited It st Insure the
appearance of herself and her levanting
sweetheart. Kohert P. Burns, whom ahe
accuses of stealing l' from her.
Clerk Beuiffen promptly covered the
amount with ball receipts, and the
wager Is on.
Burns and MUs Retmer were to have
been married, but all that Is past now.
Tin through with the fellow." said
Miss Relttier. "but those officers tried
to bluff me, and 1 am going to see It
through."
Burns was raptured by Detectives
Carpenter and Price Monday night on
train leaving the city, lie had sent
his baggage to the train by messenger
and boarded his car as the train went
through the yards. While he was In
the box yesterday waiting trial. Miss
Itelmer had a conference with- him.
nd when he waa called before the
court, she announced: "I am not going
to appear In this case; I'm going to
let it drop."
"That being- so.' said Judge Tax-
well. "I shall place you under bond of
$100 to Insure your appearance."
"All right." was the jaunty response,
I've got It. What do you want for
this fellow Burns?"
One thousand dollars, said the
court.
Well. I'll Just put that up. too." said
the woman, depositing the required
amount on Beutgen's desk. The hear
ing went over until today.
Does Quality Couat M'lth Vent
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SIMPLIFIED
Buy a Rlove merchandine order.
Your friends can make their own
selections.
Men's Overcoats $15,00 to $40.00
Men's Suits $15.00 to $50.00
Bath Robes $ 5.00 to $15.00
House Coats... $ 5.C0 to $15.00
Fancy Vests $ 2.50 to $ 5.00
Gloves $ 1.50 to $ 5.00
Umbrellas $ 1.50 to $ 7.50
Pajamas $ 2.50 to $ 5.00
Night Robes $ 1.00 to $ 5.00
Kid Gloves
1.00 to .-L(o pair.
Hosiery
For Womea and Children.
-.e to V3JMI pair.
Women's Neckwear
Kxtra Valves
S.e te two each.
Tailored Waists
a.00 to ait.no.
. a, 11
'Hlwv.
1 &mxus3
Mescaline Skirts
aJU te SI3.UO.
La Tosca Corsets
Stum to fto.oo.
Fine Knit Underwear
3Ae te SJV.OO gsrsieat.
Hand-Embr'd Waist Patterns
.5o t 1 8.00.
F.P.YOUNG
Ladles Haberdasher.
290 Morrison St., Between 4th
nd 5th, Corbett Bldg.
Expressive pf the highest character and refinement is the assurance
of all who make their Christmas selections here
Full Dress Shirts $1.50 to $ 3.50
Full Dress Scarfs. .... .$2.00 to $ 5.00
Leather Collar and Cuff
Bags $1.50 to $ 2.50
Leather Toilet Cases. . .$2.50 to $10.00
Leather Suit Cases $5.00 to $30.00
Persian Neckwear 50c to $ 2.50
Brook Hats . . $3.00
Youman Opera Hats ... $6.50 to $ 8.50
Stetson Hats.., $4.00 to $10.00
Handsome Christmas boxes of Holeproof Hose for Men, Women
and Children guaranteed to wear 6 months. Men's
$1.50 and $3 box. Women's $2 and $3 box. Chil
dren's $2 box. Pure silk for Men and Women.
Mail and phone orders will receive propipt
and careful attention. Both phones.
We advise early shopping. Goods bought
now will be laid aside and delivered when wanted
If you don't know what to get
him for Christmas one of our
Merchandise Coupons will solve
the question. We issue them for
any amount.
SE
with the Pasco Reclamation Company
for the purchase of 100 acres of irrl-
fcated land for the purpose of establlsh-
nr a nursery. This land Is located
about one mile from town. The Nur
series Company Is planning great Im
provements on this tract.
GENTLEMEN PRESENTS.
Your Laily Krlrnd.
Gentlemen take advantage of the great
dissolution sale cf ladles' man-tailored
salts n-.le of man's goods, silk waists,
street and house dresses and evening
gowns, iiik nosierv and umnrenas. sua
umbrellas. Silk waists and silk petticoat
g'.ven away free ask about It. The Allen
Company. 415 Washington St.. cor 11th.
POLICE TO WATCH AUTOS
Protection to Be Given Children on
Way to School.
Police officers whose beats Include
schoolhouses will be on duty at these
places at the hours when the pupils
are coming and golns;, to prevent the
nnocents from slaughter by speeding
automobile drivers. Thla action was
ordered by Chief of Police Cox yester
day, upon representations from the Ore
gon Congress of Mothers that going to
school Is a hazardous affair In many
parts of the city, on account of the
carelessness of auto drivers.
An Instance cited In the Glencoe
School, at Forty-ninth and Belmont
streets. This, being a well-paved,
trunk street. Is much used by automo
biles and especially by demonstrators.
Speeds vary from 15 to 40 miles an
hour, say the mothers, and only the
constant vigilance of the principal and
teachers has prevented more than one
disaster.
In addition to urging the oversight of
the police officers, the Congress asks
for the passage of an ordinance re
quiring all automobiles to slow down
to six miles an hour In the blocks
where schools are located. It la fur
ther asked that a conspicuous sign
shall be placed across street Intersec
tions, warning drivers of the proxim
ity of a school.
WARM UNDERWEAR AT 65C
Health Underwear for men. known the
world over and always sold for tl. On
special sale this week at both Browns
ville Woolen Mill Stores. 3d and Morri
son and 3d and Stark streets, at tc garment.
DAY AND NIGHT
One of the largest best equipped plants
In Portland offers you unexcelled service
at prices exceedingly low. When you want
CATALOGS, BOOKLETS. CIRCULARS. FOLDERS
OR ANT OTHER FORM OF
It will be to your advantage to consult us.
Our facilities guarantee best results. Our
samples will oonvlnce you of our quality.
PORTLAND PRINTING HOUSE CO.
Phone I 22S1. Main 6201, 383 Taylor Sired
If.w.baltbs
SAND COMPANY
FRINTIITG-j
Main 165, A 1165 First and Oak
Neth & Company
Collectors
Kstablished In 1900.
How about those old nccounts?
H33 Worcester Bide, Portland, Or.
Compare Our Prices
With thoM too Is been la th habit of pT!n.
and tot will m that oiler joa a utwtautiai
lnr on ail work and yon caanot set better pi in I
work axkrwhar. bo mat tor how much, jou pay.
-r-fpsvfj.i wan ii I nnica plat ana
of town patron in.
ont dr if rlrxirwi.
PalnleM oxtratinn
ifrMwbra pi at or
Di-aOgo wore is order
d. Cotuuit4t ion free
MoltrCrawiia S5.00
6ddKUinfft 1.00
EnamaJ FlUmcs LUO
Sihrw Rltinn .50
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v " ' Hstst 0.VU
2aV ,' "ta, ti.-i .',1 Plate 7.50
tULIS.A. Will, raosanialMuiaH PtiitiMn ExtrMloa .011
tt ruts ui Minn rwrura aKST Methods
All work fully guaranteed for fifteen reals.
Wise Dental Co.9ic
Painless Dentists
FitTTnt Building, Third and Washington. PORTLAND, ORE.
PIUMHoiri: . a. m.. w . ab iiBatntsa
-TTJOTH POWEER '
Kmps tMtb wbhe. Maintain, their cleaa
liaasa. PraMrre. their aonnrlnaM. Eftecstre
at once.
23c aVrpwhm
EBESsSSSs
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It's Kilham's that engrave for
highest society
Most beautiful things in
strictest propriety!
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Society Monogram and Address' Stationery
most elegant Xmas gifts. Visiting cards. Invitations, programs, an
nouncements, etc.
We employ our own artists, do our own copper-plate and steel-dle
embossing and can please the most fastidious. Come and see our sam
ples. It takes time to execute these orders properly, and from now on they
come In very fast. Every day you save on your order Is an advantage
both to you and to us.
"STTT 7SF A stationery &
,&ta&&AAWim PRINTING CO
Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters, Printers,
Engravers, Booklet Makers and Bookbinders
ICCHWAB PRINTING CO.
KJSOLICITS YOUR FATROMACE
la 4. "7 k STARK STREET
WHEN IN DOUBT
Try TValter A. Lord- Co.. Jewelers,
S.xtn St.. near Washington.
Ill
TERRY SEAT SALE.
Opens today st Helllg box office. Prices
94 cents to
Nursery Company Bujs Tract.
PASVO. Wash.. Dec . (Special.)
The Vlneland Nurseries Company, of
Clarkston. Wash., today closed a deal
MEN'S CRAVENETTES.
Sale of prlestley cravenetted raincoats.
at Jlmmle Dunn': US. tii and tX values
for S9.M. Room 31i Oregonlan bldg.
CHRISTMAS PHOTOS.
Pictures taken at Aune. Columbia bldg.,
between now and Christmas, will be
finished promptly regardless of weather.
WHEREJT0 DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at tse
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
menu ior ladles. 105 Wash., near iu si.
Reek rrtaara Coal.
The best house coal. Llbertr Coal 4
Ice Co, exclusive agents, it Nortn
Fourteenth street. Mam 161: A Ili-
Plant Sibson rosea Phone Sellwood K0.
Here They Are
Each one awaiting some happy owner, for with quality up,
and prices down, they will be tagged It soon for a Christmas
present.
Fobs Watches Clock3
Rugs Brooches Emblems
Studs Necklaces Cut Glass
Cuff Links Opera Glasses Silverware
Anticipating the usual Christmas demand, we filled our stock
with all things beautiful in our line. People have come to
believe in ns they know they will receive painstaking serv
ice, fair prices and the choice of a large, beautiful stock,
selected to meet the pocketbooks and tastes of many people.
AVe want your Christmas patronage.
286 MORRISON STREET
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite Hotel St Francis
European Plan $1.60 a day up
American Plan S3.00 a day up
Wew steel and brick structure. Furnished at
cost of (200.000. Every comfort and con
venience. On carlines transferrins" sll over
city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers.
Send for Booklet with map of San Francisco
Oriental Xmas Gifts
Chinese Fancy Goods, Silk Kimonoi, all
kinds of Embroidered Silk Handkerchief s.
Brass ware. Sandalwood Carved Boxes. jSm-.
broldered Table On vein. Mandarin Coatu, Silk
Shawls, Shirt Waist Pattern. IJnen Dollies
and Chinese Teakwood Furniture.
BOW YUEN CO.,
69 North Fourth St.. near Davis.
Established 1900.
NETH & CO.
COLLECTORS.
Let os take charge of your collec
tions. We can sava you money. Main
1796; A 12S5.
635 Worcester Bids?.. Portland. Or.
CHRISTMAS TREE FESTOONS
FLASHLIGHTS, ELECTRICAL
TOYS OUR SPECIALTY
If you want to mate the boy happy
for Christmas, get him something
electrical.
0. B. Stubbs Electric Supply Co.
61 Sixth Street
kistmas
suggestions
Choose a Fine Piece of Furniture
if You Wish to Be Remembered
Solid Mahogany Book Blocks, $4.00, $5.00, $7.00, $10.00, $12.00.
Solid Mahogany Book Eacks, $3.00, $7.00, $10.00, $12.00.
Brass Candle Sticks, $1.00, $2.00, $4.00, $5.00.
Mahogany Tea Tables, $10.00, $12.00, $14.00, $16.00, $18.00,
$22.50 and $30.00, and a host of other splendid gifts.
Fifth
and
Stark
J. G. MACK & CO.
Fifth
and
Stark