THE MORNING OKEGONIAN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1910.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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WtTJt THEATER -nI end TaTtorV
rwn' Rolrt and Thnr:o bt in
"The N:r.- Tenlfht at IS Or I-.
yt-vo inw TTrrxTER (Twerf.n and
V-r?- . "A BMKn MoL" Matlnea at
S l 3 and tenant at a IS
VARRK TIIEATKn 'KlfTMlth and M-r-r.or.
, Ihs flis-r R: Company tn "-The
Itei-r of th arailr" Tin s'it at IV
pMlt:r TIIKATEa (Morrison. btwn
!ith and Svnl Vandsvll!. This afl
pbms at S 13 anil tonight at S 13.
ClXD TIIKATKIl Prfc and Weahlna
tn Vaarti lo. This afternoon at 1:1.
tomatil ! T M and a.
LYRIC THEATER (Penlh and Aldrr
l.rrir .wal iJofb'Ar l-'onipiry. in "In
VoYwrr,.-- nil azt-raoon at 1.3 lonlsnt
. ai 7 and a.
STR Til KATrRt Park and WashlPtin
W-m.ti ptrtarva. lontlnuoua, from
to 10 iO p. l.
0.vi;neaTto?t, MnrrtNa to Pn HEi.n.
A corrittonaJ merlin of Uio u-m-riMp
of the Westminister ltty'.tr:in
rnr li. rt Tenth an-1 Wrldler strerta,
vntr t h-id tonight to rmljr-r tl. cm
sru.t:on of the propwd r.' n
ri"irrh on the bljrk on HanvOr k. .-hnyl-r,
Htt Sn,l ar.d riist Seventeenth
ntr-ef. Or t j of Uu- iw ree.l."l
fr t' purchase of th M--k for i!
? and rerttnn of the rhnrrh ha bcn
auTvj. rit oiinHo of tr propftiy at
Last T'nl!i anil VMIr street. At IM
me'tlng II I, urcrtH that a hulLlng
roinmltiee lll tw appolntrd ami arrsna--ment
trill mi'K to e npliy an nr.-M-I-t
to prepare plap The nf rhurch
'II t a ston huitd'ng.
T0 'l.)inl . WjlTTfl'.-l" t;
ttrrlcrr tr.buiary to lyr: lie sm In
t nuinfcrr of clii;drn of -!ikI oe-
In r j'ar l 3 1-1 lr --nt. Ti e mi;n-
of rMMng of ..oo ai last )'jr
ti 1 t-o at . I t!. yoAr ti cvni afiowi
nnrra. Th- rnrollmeitl at th Lenta
aocl la A Th IM room of t-
tr-n -hol iotia are orruplM anJ ten in
ma old bulMtnd rd one out-tde portable
room ar ujpH. Tae Board of Kd-u-ation
beir aakrd to htlll.l two !loolhouK'
In t: Mount Si'ott terr(tor'. on t""
t: Tr-rnont utatlrn on t! K'rlorf n'Mld
tn4 te otner r.ar Wooimer. Tbe Arleta
p rlrflre Is ov-er.-ronrte.l
North Auh.na PntitTi Kvtenpkp
T i teii,...n of Ainaworth avenue, be
taren the et lino of Commercial direct
and Patton aven-ie la ii-1t accomplished.
Pamasea of fr;i are aer-l nd In
!:vidtial "".mrtii ran Irrra 5-1 cenia
to r.S. Ainwortli b an tmportart ereet
for North A'blna an-1 It Is ltre.l that II
a'all h Improved later. FYemont. a'so
an lmp'rtart ree In Vortli Alt-'na.' M
bln eTtrr.d-J fmm I'e rrt lino of
fonimorclal atreet In lentral Albtn In
tha a."t line vr .VMna avenue. Aews
nent of t made fur thta cx;en-lon.
Orfu DenraTiox at Katb. It la
o.red to del. ate th" re Kone edifice
of t'.a SimrvM'! Conrrjatlonl fhurch.
en Btt Thirty second and Ei-iet Taylor
atreets. on Kair!r. It 1 tnrlwJ and the
!r. "1e flnW inr ill Iw nhe.L Art
windowi aro o be put tn. A Inraro num
ber of men !!l put to work on thn
lrld. The cmnpleted atructure lll cost
inoiin. -We have been orklr undT
hih prenetire." eald Rv. J. J- fta'ib. the
T'for. rcjwcrd.ty. "-Jt tie end l now
In aiichl. W fhall have a beautiful
church, finely planned and built."
SctJ.tOfD Fkrht l.in lp. The SII
woni Cotnmerual ilub III prole at
acalnat the eupen.!nn of the 3'Ilwood
ferry at the foot of I niattlla avenue. At
tha meet'nir of the cltt"! Tiwd.iy nlBht It
a reported thai the boat had been out
of commission aeveral weeks and a upe
rll committee u arpoln'ed to take
action. The manner of operaiina; the
ferry wae condemned. Ti:e club favored
the vacation of Mllttankle etrcet. be
tween Nra!em and Miller avenues, and
trie eelaMlehmenl Of Vt Nineteenth
afreet for the diefance vacated.
Taiwaixib I Kivbo- Roger A. Tal
m.Je. aan of a wealthy res..!rnl cT
Baker. Or., and an ajumnit of the t nl
verattle of l!ch'itn and WhM.-ons'n. ap
peared In Municipal Court yesterday
toornlrur; to answer for hla part In a
fracas over an utip-'ld board bill. The
complainant w.vs Mrs. M. A. Moore, pro
prietor of the Waldorf, at Thirteenth and
Alder atreetn. He u fined M and will
appro!.
rTraotviT rt- MriT Topat. The
rqchologv ruh will meet tM afternoon
In the art room of the Public Library.
Ttte lewn '! eeln promptly at
o'clock. Mrs. W'eieter will be In the art
room, at S: orlock to outline the dif
ferent rei.lirg colirsea and she requerta
t'-iat both rro;tp one and to take tliaa
!-, U-sfoa together. Hiing paper and
pencil.
Orand Crrtrkk 1tkhtaicd. Thomaa
y Hymn, grand master: V. A. Whe-ler.
grind warj-n. and IV W. Steaart. grand
mirshj.!. of tlie OiMfellna . were enter
tained lt mc lit by orient Ixxlee at the
ha. I on K.Lt Alder and Kaet ?.;h streets,
Tt-rre wa a lsto attendance of mem
ber ar-.l visitorn from other lodge.
;rand Msetcr Jty-m apeke.
STATB HflAUTII HOAMP .C'T- ToPAT- "
The annml meetlr.e of tl.e State Board
of Heilth will be held at pelem toiHt.
The rrri-irl fenfire of ti niretma .i
be t.:e elcvtlon "f e-fti-f.e
tf.e ceir'rx
-ate tuoer.-ul.ir i .ir.tt.irlum eill 'o be
n re'-trd.
Mtee ri-x cocoa lie Wtu. Ritai
tls Filna Wdm. rel ctoiis dire, tor of
in Young Womena ("hrrt.tn Aseocln
tlon. w;ll ereak at te n-.eet'ng of the
ri-innysMe Women e "irletlan Temper
anr I nloni In the rrlerda Chirrch. rst
Thirtyf nn and st Main atreeta. thia
aitemoos at 3. o,cln-V.
TiUEXPe of Mrw Al'U.ill Scedt Purl
way in mnklna; up. Chnetinaa present
r aaited to reT.e-r.ber her b'jtorlcal
nmel. "From the West t:'e H." on
eate for te beneflt of the eiual aufTraaM
mnvemem at her residon-e. r: Cl.iv
Mreet. Kent poat paid to ary addreaa.
I rl-e. .SA '
A Tl at. T stpoormoit. I.ndle ana chll-fl-en
wt!l nnd 0.ritmaa ahoppltig eaaler
ard will escApe . ro! cn Mrs at rusS
ho.;r If tey w-U arrAr.se to do their
icrptr. so that tney may return to
t-eir fco-nea cot later t.iAn 1 o'clock each
aft-Tn.oon-
tv. c. T. V rci.tt Must Topat S'mny
de V. C T. I. "Hi meet at rYlen.ls
, '.urcX TNrtv-fiftN a-fl Rit M i!n
a., ts. r T. M. t.w!av. MU Kdra Clood
mn. re'lr'o.is director of Y. W. I. A..
V. a I'U'le l-srvn.
Itaai i-r-T Siije.
t.- k of Andrew K.m aV CV . dejlers In
J.nt.e.. and 1ln.e curo. 'n h.ie!s
of 1'e.ler ,! O.'irt rcoeix er. llohdv lnl
at great biraaim for ..k .. bet.
FV-or t ard T'lrd.
"Erst. Baac."
The family health bear. Thone Mala Tak
A l- - I'ort;ard Hrewtng Company.
Ar.vtTti!o Parcmo?t. I-.cludlr.g
c-.r.tro.e.t irtrresr and state rtg-tt fer
aa e. ;-ieinrtnt HAA it !. OrrBi-r.lan
CiiRtaTMAa B."as "M.-Loi:gh:i.i and Old
Or. ion.- Mi IvrAld of oregjo,- "Tha
Corquest."
W'ATCHira. PiAnottpa. Jwiut-W. if.
lrX n:th floor D kum bldg.. open ve
Btr.ca. I'a, F. M. Fnooita physician and ewr
(eon. Oreconian b'.dg. Both phonea.
Ptot-f. Cht.is!enrvn. second floor
trbett bin Id rg. Take elevator.
Hrrat. Gbarhakt open all the year.
Si.-a.-u teat, hot salt balha. .
Konii-Colimblan Optical company,
133 i:tb atrewt.
Xmas Oirrm. Antique Shop. M Wato.
Vooam'i Cuumi, Waao.
rrs. and o.llln..c
vesr. The new
RanoxsTRArc. : Betorc CftRT. The re
monstrance aga;nt recewing the license
of Wrath aV Candya to conduct the Cliff
Inn. between Portland and .IJnnton. and
the p.-titlon for renew nl of the licence.
ha been aubmltted to the County Court,
and taken tirdtr advl-ement. Attorney
Oeorse Joseph pre!.-nted the case for tie
petitioners, and At: rnev E. P. Williams
tnd Deputy pl.-trVt Attorney Ilenneeey
f.nr :he objectors. The petlrlnn contaJi
1i names, and tie remonelrance 1C
names. Attorney Joseph contend that
the law nys l-al voters may en peti
tions, not ecuwUTed voters. Because
ome of t!:e signer to the petition are
not reg:."t-red voters does r.ot neceiul
tate ll.at tl.elr names he Ktrlcketr. he con-
tencjA Behteen names appear ootn on
I the petition and remonstrance. ?!teen of
itrre- mad- application to I'-ave tlielr
ratnes removed fr.-ni the rcmonstrnnce.
T'-e law provides, however, that where
tl.ey Msn both, they shull be counted
upon the remonstrance onlv. The County
Court Is left to wrestle with the problem.
Yof Ca Bi t JIi'ch Foot) rnp Sc. On
looking over the following price-llpt 'twill
be readily .'n tnut If you buy your eup-pli-a
from Frank U Smith the cost of
Hvit.g Is way down: Plrloln exeak.
te-derloln ste.tk and round steak aae all
13V and 1.V-; beef f,.r rt. w or boillmt beef
I V and bV: roasts of pork are 15o and
KV: pure lard of the extremely best
q.i.ility ! JV per pound In any.e-.xe car.;
th verr choicest breakfast bacon le 3"-
arid Jfi"-: butter of the best quality
is ; and :.V. and Oregon Norway freshly
made and right from It e creamery Is eftc.
; .Ml of the move meats and butter ran
I be. bad at any of Frank U Pmith s
market In Tortl-nd. The foliowlnr are
BtvclalA at Smith's M market only: tt
runs from Aider street to II." First
rreet' Pte-. S.- per pound: chops, vw,
and rnaets. 7c- to loavea of sweet. freeh
I ic- annles. .r PT bog- celery'
per bunch; also, three bunches ror ts-;
eAeHenM-H ntk l0 CtTlH f OP IV'. Th
auto-truck tll deliver you a big box of
arocerles for only W.
Ij. wicra FfiMT in- tit-RT. Allan R-
Jov. an attorney, was lined f Vy Cir
cuit Judge ilatei.a yeMerd.gr morning for
rrnr.mm of iHiurt. Jv appeared for
-rar.k A. iweeivy and V. S. Ilufford for
J. H ilartln In a eiit broucl-t by Miirtm,
Attorney Joy mas arguing an objection to
the rece.vlr.a of rerta::i testimony irum
a wltne-s. Attorney MufTord charaed Joy
with i.ilBuuoiing testimony, to whlcti Joy
replied with an oath at the same time
making a pass at Hufford. Before At
tornev Jov could -strike a blow. FnlliSf
Welnbe-gcr was between the warring at
torneys. Judge t;aicn' raps for order
were i:nl-eeded. and when Joy raised hla
fl"t to str'ke Huff -rd he i fined e.
The ease went to the Jury last night.
Oscar P. Rowb Pcad. Advice waa re
ceived here yesterday of the death In
U.,.onlii of' Oscar B. Rowe. brother
of HI. S. Flowe. general agent of the
Chicago. Milwaukee A Puget Sound Rail
way In litis city and father of Mrev F.obert
l-e. of Portland. Mr. Kowe was promi
nent In 1 Is-community several times hold
ing public officer. He was known to
many Portland reslden'
Ciiickcn -t'P. creamed halibut and
otsters. crab cocktail, chicken pie. club
aattsage and maihed polatoes, roast lamb
and green pea, rhiked potatoes, French
carrots, crnb meal, with mayonnaise;
potato mlad. mlr.ee pie. Vienna, pratter.
bsJted ai.ples nnd cream. Jtist a few of
ti-.e good thing for luncheon at Woman's
Kxehange. iw Firth..
P.rrrsn i'asbs Wait. The IJnnton
snloonkeepers who want a part of their
license fees remitted, appeared before
the cvunty Court yesterday and had a
hearing. But as their attorneys! desired
two week In which to submit briefs, the
court took no action. Light hundred dol
lars U Involved.
Cu-B Bi-iLniNo TO Bw PtsrrssED. The
building committee of the Women's Club
wiil meet el I:3 o'clock thl afternoon.
In Women of Woodcraft Hall, at Tenth
and T.ivlor streets Flans will be aub
nutted bv evrul architects for the pro
posed club building.
PknTist Wastkd. Oood location. East
Plde: rent low. M.Carfor. Batea &
Uvely. 315 Falling bldg.
Mi:s! Pon't take a chill: Kn overcoats
for Jll.u at Jlmmle Dunn's, room 316 Ore
gonlan bhlg.
A. Vriu RfMiint. ro Alder s.. diamonds,
watchto and Jewelry. Store open eve
nings. '
LOW RATES ARE PROPOSED
If Adopted. TraTedeT Mar Come to
Portland Cheaplr in Winter.
Word baa been received that the
Transcontinental Passenger Associa
tion at Chlenro bad decided to take up
the matter of alvlng rates to the Na
tional Wool a; rowers' Asacoclatlon ' for
all points west of Chicago. This Im
portant step was due to the application
of the Burlington riystem. which de
sired to put Hi rates for Wyoming and
Nebraska points, but the I'nlon Pacific
ohjected on the ground that the busi
ness would not warrant such a step.
tihould the matter carry it will result
In a rnte coverinit a vast territory and
be productive of a great deal of good.
In that manv persons may come out to
Portland during the Winter months at
a reduced rate.
TETRAZZINI COMING.
Thr World Kitinon Soprano Sins at
the Ilcills IH-ornibor 30.
No artist hut the great Caruso can
arouse the Interest that surrounds the
romtng here on Friday evening, t'e
cernber 3". of l.nlsa Tetrnanlnl. who has
everywhere been prorlslmed the great
est coloratura artlt in the world. L'resh
from her New York, and even more re
cent lendon. triumphs, she romes here
from fan Franrlsco to give one of the
besutlful operatic programmes for
which she is so Justly renow-ned. Tet
raxzlnl'a Northwest tour Is under the
direction of Lois Pteers-Wynn Coman.
who frankly state that never before
have tkey undertaken a tour which In
volved such a tremendous outlay of
nionev. for Tetraixlnl commands a price
almost ss great as that asked, and re.
reived by Knrl.-o Caruso. The Tetraa
atnl concert will be at the ll.-IIIg The
ater, where seats will go on sale Wed
nesday. December
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
Before purchasing see James M.
Wallace. 701 Couch building.
Diamonds.
Pink, white, bins and brown dia
monds. Walter A. Lord Co, 111 Sixth
street.
CARD OF TtlASKS.
We wlli tnj express otir heartfelt
thanks to our many friends for their
rniulnrtlrt elnpathV and beautiful
I oral offerings, extended during our
lete bcr.-ave.nent. for mv lovlna wife.
mi:, m. makks AND family.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our thanks to
our friends and neighbors aiso the
rierabers of the G. A. H. and W. R. C.
who so kindly assisted us In the last
Illness of our dear husband nnd father.
MJt I. S. KOSTKK.
M'.IS. N. A. CAlJ.lSUN".
SCALE Li IS AIDED
Federal Inspector Offers to
Help Frame Bill.
GROCERY SALE PROSED
Reek Sprlssn Teal.
The best house coal. Liberty Coal A
Ice Co . exclusive agents. 2& North
L oarJ-enth street. Main lttl: A, til.
Plant Elbson rosea. Phone Ball wood N4,
F. S. Holhrook IncsUsratcs to Kind
if Purchasers Get WclRht Th"y
Pay Fur .11-Siat' Inr-pcc-tion
Statute l-'avoretl.
After pesslng a day in Investigating
weights and measures in Portland. F. .8.
Holhrook, of the Department of Com
merce, and Labor, announced last night
that his sen-Ices would be st the dis
posal of any member of the Oregon leg
islature who Intended to Introduce a
state-wide Inspection bill.
Should such a bill be Introduced. Mr.
Holhrook stands rendy to co-operate in
making It an effective measure. The
Federal ag"nt saya he will be pleased
to give any Oregon legislator access to
Information on th high cost of living
obtained by him In Portland and other
cities of the state.
Mr. Holbrook passed a portion of yes
terday In the company of the scaler of
th City of Portland, and fn investigat
ing the city ordinances and state. laws
relating to weights and measures. He
did not say whether the result had con
vinced htm of the necessity of additional
legislation on the subject.
Scale System Inspected.
"There is nothing to say to the public
as yet concerning actual conditions In
Portland." said Mr. Holbrook. "I am
now trying to find out how Portland resi
dents buy their groceries. For Instance,
tf th cltv ordinance or the state law
requires that scales shall be inspected,
I will aid the city or the state in estab
lishing an effective system of checking
scales.
"If it is required that articles (hall
he stamped with the weight of their con
tents I shall be glad to help place In
effect a method of enforcing the laws.
"In many cities tt has been necessary
tn establish an Inspection system of
scales ar.d measures, and to clothe the
Inspectois with authority to aelze and
dispose of defective machines. Dellvary
wagons are frequently stopped on the
streets and their contents weighed. Pur
chasers have a right to receive what
they pay for. the grocer should get
every ounce of the material he pur
chases and the producer should be guar
anteed remuneration for all of his ship
ment. None Is Injured by such a sys
tem. Few Swindle Expected.
"Portland Is inspected territory, and
It Is probable that the number of frauds
will be found at the minimum. Such
action as I mry determine to take will
be the result of the demand for aid com
ing from the people." ,
Inspector Holbrook declares that the
regulation of the use of scales and meas
ures, the contents of packages offered
for sale and manufactured tn the state,
are largely a subject for state and mu
nicipal control.
"I find thaf sometimes an article Is
bought and sold by the pound, and In
other Instances the same article Is sold
at a flat price for the package." he said.
"Frequently the purchaser thinks he Is
buying two pounds of an article, when
he Is really paying for the parcel, or 28
ounces. These things are a subject for
regulation.
"I do not Intend to begin throwing
scoops and scales out of store doors and
windows, nor to watch the sire of a
mutton chop thrown on the butcher's
scales. We will probably secure some
information as to how merchants weigh
their articles, and if the city wants our
aid, the department stands ready to ren
der It."
Annual I
Dividends J
Soon Christmas will be here,
passed and New Year's will be A
behind us for another year. J
Then the large and small con- M
cerns of the country that have
made a profit during 1919 will A
distribute their earnings in (J
the shape of dividends. In ol
Portland several millions of V
dollars will thus be disbursed, A
and If you will look into the J
matte'r closely you will see W
that the basis of nearly all of
these earnings are from real y
estate, practically the basis of li)
all wealth. Do you own any W
real estate? If not, why not i
begin now to lav the founda- 5v
tion for the future? Begin by III
the purchase of one or more B
lots In Irvington Park, the best jf
and safest buy In the market. r
R B. HOLBROOK CO. 1
Roosa 314 f. amber Fxehaose, W
Xeeoad and Star.
fact that the cases of more than a half
doion prisoners who escaped Jail some
time ago are still carried on the dock
et, and an equal number of persons In
dicted have not been apprehended.
Many new cases were added by the
grand Jury at the last session.
CHRISTMAS PHOTOS.
Pictures taken at Aune. Columbia bid.,
between now and Christmas, will be
finished promptly regardless of weather.
WHERE JO DINE.
All the delicacies or the season at te
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
snenta for ladles. 30S 'Wash., near atA at.
C. ELMORE GROVE.
Photo 362 'Washington at., all sittings
made this week will be finished for
Christmas.
DONT WAIT
TILL IT RAINS!
Docket Not Lengthened by Errors.
Ticircrivvir.T.P. fir ree 14. rKna-
cial. Examination of the records of
Jackson County court docket discloses
. 1 r-t , . t thnm are no rases cnmlnar
up this term of court through errors of
the last term. The criminal docket tnts
term I made somewhat lengthy by the
There Is Nothing More Aecept-
able or Useful Than a
Christmas Umbrella
Our Line Is Complete. All New.
Wide Range of Prices.
All Are Greatly Reduced.
Bl'Y A GLOVE OR MERCHAN
DISE ORDER VOIR FRIENDS
CAN MAKE THE I II OWN
SELECTION.
900 Shopping Bags
$4.98
A Fine Bag Is so convenient.
You won't shop without one.
They are on special sale
17.69 to 19.00 values for 4.98
F. P. YOUNG
200 Morrison.
LADIKV HABERDASHER.
Appropriate Selections
While there may be a wide difference of
opinion as to what constitutes a suitable gift,
your judgment will not be questioned if the
selection be a
"Hastic" Bookcase
It combines features that are both useful and
ornamental, while its convenience is universally
acknowledged.
These cases can be obtained In harrnonizinj?
shades of oak and mahogany; are susceptible to
many pleasing changes; can be re-arranged and sub
divided to meet new conditions: and are within the
means of every one who can afford to buy books.
See oar special Holiday display,
and make your selection now.
4 Islilf
beautiful 'portfolio IFree
Gm'8 H H Euy
Gif tf rva 3 1 yw Your
Certificates f y 1 I g
Solve V Cro"
the Stamp
Problem. THE J. K. GILL CO. Hare-
THIRD and ALDER STREETS '
BOOK8ElXERa'j2. 3 btOl (Sift Sl"0r
Our customers say
we have the best se-,
lected and cleanest
stock of anv jeweler in
the Xorthwest. The lat
est addition to our selec
tions are real Oriental
pearl necklaces, the best
one is $8000.00.
We carry the finest
stock of unset diamonds
and can supply designs
and make up anything
you wish at short no
tice. Our price is rea
sonable and you get the
article you purchase
and the value of jrour
money every time.
The L C. Henrichsen Co.,
264 Waahlnartoa ft.
XLASSY?
I For all that word im- 11
1 1 plies In a Christmas 13
11 remembrance li
W SEC
SWETLAND'S '
WINDOWS. M
LIVING PRESENTS
Just arrived, our importation of
choice canaries.
Healthy and in full song. Hear
and see them in our store.
Bird Cages and Supplies,
Palms, Plants,
Gold Fish,
Jardinieres, etc.
Most desirable Christmas presents.
16DSt.Se4brrS51
-Phones Main 5956, A 3811.
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
Useful, Ornamental
and Exclusive
China, Cut Glass
Copper and Brass
Novelties
Bailey & Co.
424 Washington St. '
Between 11th and 12th
The French
ahlp "Buffon"
la in port with
2000 TONS
OF FAMOUS
WESH ANTHRACITE HARD COAL
Over BOO consumers finfl this bst and
cheapest furnace fuel. See samples at
Meier & Frank's, or call E. 303, or
C 230S.
Edlefsen Fuel Co., Inc.
La r-eat mn& Dent Eqnlpprd Coal Deal
era the Eixt Side.
IF YOUR HAIR
l Gray, Streaked or Blraehed. It can
tw reaiored to any beautiful color by
Tha imperial Hair Regenerator
the acknowledged STANDARD HAIR.
COLORING for Gray or Bleached
Hair. Colors are durable, eaeily ap
plied. 1U un cannot be detected.
Samples of hair colored free. Cor
respondence confidential. Imperial
Cbeta. Mfa. Co 154 W. 23d Bt . X.
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JLm Mm JCiaCai DOCTOB
Tee Jt Son Medicine Co. pent
lifetime study of bsrba and re
search In China: was granted
diploma by the Emperor; guar
antee cure all ailments of
men and women when others
faiL If you suffer, call or
write to T ft SON'S M-fc DI
CING CO.. 142fc First. Ooc
. OK
PIANO CHECKS REDEEMED
Good News
For Our
Piano Contestants
IVERS & POND, DAVENPORT & TREACY
AND WALWORTH
"We hare just been authorized by the above-rtamrd factories to
accept any piano eheeks formerly issued by us of whatever date
or amount, as first payment on any of their pianos, if pi-esented
on or before January 1st, 1911. This, we know, will be good news
to those of otir contestants who were not in a position to take
advantage of their checks while in force, and coming at this time
when the Christmas problem is being solved.
DO NOT BE SLOW
about taking advantage of this very special and great opportunity
tp secure a fine piano at small cost. The sooner yon act, the
better selection you will have.
$129 SAVED
on 20 nice high grade pianos left with us to be sold at factory
cost. If you want one of these you will have to call at once.
OUR $285 PIANO
is the finest on the market for the money. The APOLLO player
piano leads the world, and our $550 player piano can't be dupli
cated anywhere for less than $650. Everybody wants to save a
dollar these days, so our generous proposition is worthy your
serious consideration. Costs nothing to investigate. Store open
evenings for your convenience.
HOVENDEN PIANO 0
106 FIFTH ST. NEXT TO PERKINS HOTEL
Xmas
Tide
Brings joy and
gladness
But
Candy satisfaction
comes only with
bciete
65c the pound
The Ideal and Sweetest of AU Xmas Gifts.
Give her a box of these delicious chocolates this Xmas.
Sold by All First-Class Dealers.
IMPERIAL CANDY CO.
In Sudden Emergencies
too
o 4
like Illness, It is often necessary
quickly to raise the temperature of a
room. For instance, in those hours
between midnight and dawn, when
the day temperature has been allowed
to drop, if you are called upon to
get up, the room is chilly and cold.
It takes a long time to start up a
furnace or fire and raise the tempera
ture by ordinary means.
You can instantly heat a room to
any desired temperature with a
JrVj' Smokeless .r
Absolutely smokeless and odorless
T. !..- rl nrtth nnS ft 11 ft! (7 Clf the fotlt blimS
steadily for nine hours, without smoke or smell. Has automatic-locking
flame spreader which prevents the wick
from being turned high 'enough to smoke, and is easy to remove
and drop back, so the wick can be cleaned in an instant. It has a
cool handle and a damper top.
An indicator always shows the amount of oil In the font. It has a filler-cap
which does not need to be screwed down ; it is put in like a cork in a bottle, and is
attached to the font by a chain. ,
The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, because or a new
device in construction, and consequently it can always be easily unscrewed in
an '"Qjje,,. ls flnished in japan or nickel. It is strong, durabl.
and well made, Jmilt for service, yet light and ornamental.
Dealers Evtrjwtxrt. If nut rt yours, trnte or cesenfuut oraur .
a tht nearest aiemy cf the
jtff Standard Oil Company
f (Iacorpormtoa)
I ilamjatl'irilll hr
California Metal Plating Works
A. Methlvler. prop.
GOLD, : ILYER, BRASS AND NICKEL
PLATING. .
Metal Coloring- a Specialty.
248 SECOND STREET.
Main 721S Portland. Oregon
! X. ZJ& Alder, Portland.
Oriental Xmas Gifts
Cblness Fancy Goods, 811k Kimonos, all
kinds of Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs,
Brawware. Sandalwood Carved Boxes. Em
broidered Table Covers. Mandarin Coats, Silk
Shawla, shirt Waist Patterns, Linen DolUes
and Chinese Teakwood Furniture,
BOW YUEN CO.,
W Jf orth Poorta, St.. near Davla.
Neth & Company
Collectors
Established in 1900.
How about those old accounts?
S35 Worewtcr Bldg Portland. Or.
BIG SACRIFICE CLOSING-OUT SALE.
The largest assortment of Mechan
ical Toys on the Coast. We are crowded
for room; must close out the entire
stock at
OSe ON THE DOLLAR.
THE. MOTTO POST CARD AND SOU
VENIR SHOP.
144 Second St Bet. Alder and MorrUosu.