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TITE SrORXINO OREGONIAX. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1911.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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UlNUiLOW THK Tfcl Tw.lft and
rwc The Man cf the Hour." To-
n.ir.t at I IS.
CfF'HU'M THKATC'I Oaorrlaon. batweea
enrrt an4 r,-Tiri V.-jd.wili.. Tale
afternoon at 1. 13 ant Mnl.t at I 13
CitASD TflKATC K Par a and Waahlns-
i a. Tau.I afternoon at 2. IS.
tuaabt at 7 lo aad a.
,TRt'? THK.ATITK !Teist3 and AHr
l.vne Cir-.m It Company In Ta. Waarm."
th.m i.'iT&uoa at J:.o aad touisat at
T So a.4 a.
TAR THStTEn-Far and We.Miiftnr)
Mn-n ,:.- ura. Contuauoua frwru 1.30
t :o j r. m
mi la Uriel ralimM la e.aae'ay'e ta
aee aanat be haadeal la Tee Oregwalaa
evealag.
Fiftieth Aaiiiverssry Number
Will B Iiwed February 4
Price- 5 cent, l'o-itape in United
State. Canada, Meiiro and the Isl
and possesion. $ cents extra. For
eign ptac, 16 recti extra. All
paxrs wrp)il for mail, for news-M.t.-.iU
and new-boys will b in
green wrappers, bearing the print
ed label df i'iftioth Anniversary
.V:irr.br. The public is cautioned
amt puri-iia. of any paper pur
porting t- bo Anniversary number
or.le-sa so wrapped.
Ptoxcca Uoxiif Pres. Mrav Oandace
K'.-es. an Orvgun j!oniwr, and mother of
M . Tnraai V. Murlburt. died at th
J'tiib of her daughter. 1 Kast Four
teenth street South. edne, '.ay morning.
a. ':-r a year's l.lnesa. Mrt F".les was
k' rn In Hit. a Coanty. Mlseourt. Of tober .
IrirK and r.-na acrrae tr.e plains to Ore
a n in ivj wl:'i lr parent. Mr. and
r-. J- ;n Ijiljy. mho took up a dona
tion ttii'i ciairn. rl!:o waa married t J.
. fl.e io l.O. and tficy niado tr.rlr
hot:i on Ci:um!u Houiih and wire
wil-'.y known for t!.r l:o tn.fy In
-riy rf-i. irra. F?I la imrrlvrd bv a
aor. and drt'iKhtfr. M. II. and frm
Jinrlr.ur:. m;ra of T. M. Hurlburt. S.ie
f-:t and broke her arm laat July. iuMaId.
Ire a (X-! t.t grratiy wraki'ned her.
Tne funcrai will b conducted today at
J o-n from th f.irr. "!y raidenoe 1
Km Kourt.-n:h a'r-t ijut!.
ff.-iuioi. term ENna r Cta.ie. Tfc
urn nf t. a 1;rlt:ar Urothena
Urand avrnuo and Claikama
a'rr't. c!p 1 y UTiiar. mhn tr- t u
irnta uf t.K.a dparcmc-nta uirmtid In
Aiumnl tuu to rav-aiva r-por:ai acd teatl
montala of mertt. which wrre awarded to
f ur la Mtlr.t I r r car.iiti; In ar;vl
nt:on. flrportmcnt. attrn!unc and icn--al
ivcrifo. A mui.iil and 1 trary
proranirr waa llMenad to by parrnts
ar.d f-tir.!. P:udli ill ba rraunied
rn! Monday. A w toachor fcae b-n
a-curad. a a near cla wl.l b opovd
tn th irramaiar department. Award of
nxrita were mada by Urolher Andrew,
ti-a prln.lp4l.
Foa S--rT Itxr. W!M rabblta ara
I. - r. i.; freaa l'n n chlcktl.a are 3V.
v- ar i 5.-; yo-j set t;m at any of
iir.k L htr.i:h'a 2 markets It-re are
aorr.e m-a f"od tl !r.(f to be found at any
ot ttmiiria mark:: S'rtcUy fr-sri h;i
b it. too a p ur. !. p:i r.ty of Columbia
i;lv--r a.-n'.t. Kern.lale butrer at 6Cc a
ai iar; atrtviiy fr-."i Ciorrrlaif butt- r
at Ac a pound: liuttercup buiicr t
a aquarr: !. id ly pure Urd In t.'iree
pountl pal la Cve-pound pai 7c:
ten-pound pa::a. II ; au-.r-cure I bacon
ta lTSo. 3c and " r-; bama are 14c: pork
Kiu.:i.e la trul auaae ba LV-; alrioln
.rxn and round itrak are Uc; pot roaats
ara 1m:. lie and li .: beef to boll and
e:-w La .- and I11"'. hou!drra of mutton
are l'V; le of rout;.n and lo o mutton
cnop are Uo: arf.oulder roaat pork 1 15c
and lT:j,-; pork chopa are lv ar.d a-;
roaa'.a of real are U-jC lie an J 15c; veal
ru'.leria ar lie ar.d 5c: food no are a-,
and airily fraab Orrgoa much m
are Xo
Ciaa-mt .imrrr Wmixuo Orroaio. A
r- m-'nacran. Ki'.r.u t e wldenlna; of
Oregon atreet from 5 to 70 feet, between
Adarrj and Kaat Sixth atn-eta ta belr.
circuited. Soma of th priTty ownera
atty that t! y would not object to a
J. iot atreet but wi:i oppose . feet, aa It
will tax a ten-foot atrip from Lha lota.
Ores in ta the :roet which extend the
approach of tha new railroad biidge.
Muar..ART firtETT MiitT. The month
lv n:ee:ln of the Woman a fVr-'?cn M'--alorary
Society of the r'lrat Met hod! at
:pia.-.pal Church will be held In the
church parlora thl afternoon at 1
o cl ick. lte. Theo.)or Watera will talk
cn "My I'toneer Travel tn ZuluUnd.
Africa." The addreaa mi.l be Ulualraled
w;th areoptlcon .ea The meeting la
public
9cm r IT.'VQ Paio fo C1ao ftne.
ii. J. Ijaly baa aold for (Jord a as lay
a p.cce of rround i'.'.0 feet, on ti e eaat
;! of Yen:y-third aKn-et. betwe.-n
Waiahir.gtoa and Everett, for U).0. The
pure! a.eia. w ho.-e came are not an
nounced. w!:i build a modern, two-atory
Breproof iraraire on the property.
Vcaxox Orrrwia Prwta Tunn.tca.-At
t met'n of the Woodlawn rujt Club
" ednead-iy nH.-.t rei!utlone were
a lopted oppoa!rg the use of either Colum-
b. a or C-reccn alouRh aa the trrmlnua
ef the Vernon aewer. on the) around
that the current In neither 1 aua.clent
to carry off the arwajte.
Fij-TRii-it. Ertxtr to Oivt Mi-Q-.tRibt-T.":e
Urotr.erhood of Klectrlc
Hailway funployea will rive a maxjuerade
frX at the Woodmen of the World HalL
raveraj a'tractlve pr'.aee uch a a bl
leather-upho.aterej rockln chair and a
UnJiomo niArhle-moucted mantel clock,
are to be awardvi.
jn-nn T"r:c Ciixoro. Owtne to til
rr.a. ITofeeeair H- C. Howe wl.l be un
aM to g.ve h'a !e-ture on 5 lakepeare
cr.:iclm lV. evenlrs. In the children
room of the Pubic Uhrary. I'rofeaaor
II. D. S-elUon. of the t'nlveralty of Ore
gon. wi!l aubati-.ut w.ih a lecture on
i.eriw h-l't.
Ta. CVrvx T- Lr.-rraa. Dr. C. If.
rhap:naa w .1 lec:ure b-fore th- litera
ture Uepitrtment of the Portland Wonn'
'luh ti.i afterroon at S o'clock, ile will
r.'r-.re hu addreaa to Turn Jamaalem
I-l.vered." All cub member bave been
ak-d to attcnd.
Amoxi the ne!hbrriood prayer meet
tr.aa be.r. held In the city ton!cht are
thoee at the tome of Fletcher L-nn. iT4
laurel atreet. poniard Height, and A.
i rurS':J. Kearney :reeL
Kixrara.JAarcx la r.irTArtfm. The
rrer.t ar. 1 Techer Aaic!a'lon of the
VT.on -i.oo! ar.nouncea that the kinder
garten will contirue at the vt.o..l for an
other trm commencing Monday.
Turn Hctu tRAEt. SrRvtcra n
Vcoua er.-e will be held ton.ght at
Temple P'th Ura.l. with mu-c.l a-Tv-t.e
order the eirectlon of ilrav Roe
Hloch-Bauer.
Vttcocrta -,iitcg Axxot-kcwd.
Bwed tt enrlce will be held In Van
couver Waah in th- Methodt Chnrch
next .Jr.dmy at X P. M. Kev. John Ova.l
wi.; preach.
jia Kxt Ii atore and baaemeat.
WaaMngton atreet. between flath and
cventh: long leaae. Apply 134 Waah
Ington. Sanaa Watth Raratxo.-C Cbrlataa
aea. Id floor Corbett bid. laxe levatac.
FATaara HAaTExa to Dtixo Chiij
Found at tlie general delivery window at
the Poatofflce, by the expedient of a
card aent Mm from detective headquar
ter. L D. Stapl'.n wa yeKerday put In
poaaeaaton of the newa that hi on
waa dying tn Chicago from apinal menin
g'.tlev M-age to that effect had been
wired to Captain Moore, by Mr. Htaplln.
with an urirent request that he Bnd her
htiaband. PiapJIn .i greatly ahocked by
the mn. the cl I'.d having been p--rfect!y
well when he left home. He boarded the
llrat train leaving the city for the Kaat.
Three Droit Oranoks ron Sc.-They
are aweet. good onea too. You buy thera
at Frank I- Smith big market (two en
trance) rjl AJdw atreet and 145 ""J
treet. Other incl.-U ar ID pounds or
granulated ugar for -1; one pound of
full cream cheeae for 9; Kagle milk le
16c per can; VJuaker Oaa. 10c per package-
Cahfornia lettuc le U; Per!an
date. IOC per pound: freah tomato ar
loc; celery. 6c per head.
1 1. K. EUnoxxr haa remnxed hla U
office to 101 Chamber of Commerce.
Phone Main 32.
WoorrxA evertlitng. V With.
PRINT PLANT BURNED
GLASS PRCDHOMJiE SUSTAIX
$50,000 LOSS.
Blaze In Top Story Snmmong Flrt)
Apparatus Over Sleety Streets.
Water pannages Ills Stock.
Impeded and Imperilled by a coating
of aleet on the treets. nearly all the
fire apparatu In the city responded,
early yesterday mornlns. to three
alarm from Seventh and" Ankeny
atreets. where a threatening blaxe
raged In the top tory of the printing
plant of Glass Prudhomme,
Many horaea fell and the apparatu
kidded from aide to stde on the
atreeta, the firemen keeping tholr
place with difficulty.
The fir wa discovered at :S
o'clock yesterday morning by Patrol
man Cameron. It had gained consid
erable headway on the top floor of the
bulld'ng In two hour the fire wa
mastered, bctng confined to the top
tory and a small portion of the floor
next below. No cause 1 assigned for
the fire.
The greatest damage waa done By
water running Into the floor below
and ruining tock of paper and other
articles. The damage Is estimated at
from 1:3.000 to $iO.UO-. although accu
rate ftg-'rea are not yet obtalnnhlo. The
lo;. la fully cov.-red by Insurance.
Twenty thound coplea of the cur
rent number of the Home Telephone
directory. Just ready for distribution,
were destroyed. The Issue will be re
printed within one month.
ROCK FOUND, EXPENSE CUT
Corbett - Strort Ow nrr r ropose
Cheaper rian of Improvement.
Chanrea tn plan for the Improvement
of Corbett atreet were suggested to the
treet onmmlttee of the Executive Board
yesterday by a committee from Improve
ment club of South Portland, the pur
pose being to avoid an excessive cost
of the Improvement as the result of the
diacovery of nx k under a part of th
treet to b exenvated.
It waa proposed by th commltte that
Instead of having Corbett atreet exca
vated It full width In the vicinity of It
Intersection with Idaho atreet. only th
eaat half of th street should b exca
vated, and the north half converted Into
an Inclined grade, thnt would bene.'it
property far above the street on the west
side. It la believed that by thl method
about $:5.00v In the cost of the Improve
ment may be aved and the result. It
la aseerted. will be more satisfactory.
It wu agreed by the committee that
if Interested property owners will file
a waiver to the contract to that effect,
the committee would approve it.
WOMAN HIT BY BLUDGEON
Purse Snatchcr Assaults Mrs. W. C.
Carpenter and Hees.
Bleeding profusely from a swere cut
In the hesd and almost ready to faint
from fright Mrs. V. O. Carpenter, of
410 Seventy-fourth atreet. to years old
and the mother of a family of adult
children, waa found about flark iat
night by Patrolman Stuart, at Twenty
third and Washington f.reeta.
Mr. Carpenter told the policeman that
when walking In the vicinity of the
City Parkehe had been attacked by a
fore'gnor. who hit her over the head
with a bludaeon. anatched her hat and
purse, containing only email change, and
bolted. City Physician ller dressed
the wound and he was taken home by
one of her son, who was summoned to
the police elation by telephone.
Mrs Carptenter described her assailant
a being about year old. He epoke
broken Hi.gl!h. wa ir.s'd In a faded
brown suit ard waa hort and alender.
CAPTOR FEEDS PRISONER
Hnnjrrr Vagrant Ets Hsmbone and
Ioaf of Dread Alone.
Gnawing a btg ham-bone, after hav
ing dispatched a big loaf of bread,
both bought for him by his captor.
Walter Walton, a newly-arrived tramp,
waa taken to the police station yes
terday morning by Patrolman Hutch
tnga. When the two arrived at the
atatlon the laat veatlges of meat cllng-
. .v.. tirnii were disappearing be
tween Walton ravenous Jaw.
Th prisoner wa arrwi
street and William avenue, within a
few hour of hi arrival on a wet
bound freight train. Moved by Wal
ton evident hunger, the officer bought
a generou upply of provision for
blm before starting for the station,
and the prlaoner ate greedily as he
ir nteaited erulltr to a
charge of vagrancy in Municipal Court
yaaleruay morning anu -
to is days at the city quarry.
Multnomah Club Kids Opened.
Hide of contractor for constructloa
of the Multnomah Club's new home
were opened yeaterdav at the office of
Whltehouse 4k Koutlhoux. architects.
There waa a large number of propoeala.
and elnre many of them were not for
lhe work aa a wshole. but wegregated It
Into various Item. It will take some
time to check the bid. A meeting
will be held thl afternoon by th build
ing commute of the club In thewrchl
tevts office. Th bids will be consid
ered then.
Apple Club to Hear Lecture.
The T. M. C. A. apple culture club
wl.l be addressed tomorrow night by H.
M. Williamson, secretary of the State
Horticulture Society. He at an expert
oa the subject and hie lecture win be of
great Ir.terest to thoa engaged In thl
work. The meeting 1 public.
Reek Sprtaaa CaaL
The beat house coal. Liberty Coal A
Ice Co.. exclusive agenta. tS North
S'obrteeofh street. Main ItiZ. A 111.
Plant Bbson roses. Phone Seilwood Ha,
IDEA IS MONOPOLY
Fels, Reformer, Displeased by
Competition in Soap.
PORTLAND CASE IN POINT
Philadelphia!. Makes Known That
He Does Hot Approve Efforts of
Loral Men to Bnlld Cp
Business of Their Own.
As sji illustration of h!s willingness
to monopolise the soap Industry. In
which he Is engaged, an Incident Is
told of the meeting of Joseph Fels, the
Philadelphia millionaire and single tax
advocate, and P. Feldman, president of
the Mount Hood Soap Company, of
Portland, which took place on the oc
casion of the recent visit of the Fels
party. In this meeting Mr. Fels made
known his displeasure at the manu
facturers In Portland of a naptha soap
similar to that made by himself and
upon which hie wealth was largely
bMr. Feldman. In telling of the Inci
dent yesterday, said that he. In com
pany with J. C. Luckel. of the Luckel,
King & Cake Soap Company, attended
the Kels lecture at the Masonic Temple
on Tuesday night. Having a brotherly
feeling for any man engaged In the
soap business, Mr. Feldman made him
self known to Mr. Fcl and Invited
him to come to visit the Mount Hood
Soap Company-e plant on Fourth street.
North. Mr. Fels promised to do so. and
an automobile wae tendered him. Mr.
Feldman called next day at the Im
perial Hotel and there met Mr. Fels.
Again It waa told to Mr. Fels who Mr.
Feldman was.
Acquaintance Is Kenewed.
"What did you come to aee me fort"
asked Mr. Fels.
"I called almply because you are In
the soap business and I am engaged
In the same liner was Mr. Keldman s
reply.
'Let me aee; doe not your firm put
up Feldman's Naptha soapT" Inquired
Fels.
. "Yes." said Mr. Feldman. "and a very
good soap It Is. I am proud of the
brands, being , that they stand among
thoae ranking the highest In the United
Slates."
"You know, of course, that I make
Fela' naptha soapT" hinted the Phils
dclphlan. "My name was handed down by my
forefathers." explained the Portland
man. "flowever. If we are Infringing
upon your soap rights there Is a law
which you can appeal to so that you
may secure such protection as you are
entitled to."
"Ah. my dear Mr. Feldman." said
Fels. "there ta a higher law than the
courts. There la the moral law."
"When you put your good on the
market. Mr. Fels." answered Mr." Feld
man." you forget one thing."
"What's thatr
Goods Not Fenced In.
"Building a fence around your goods."
"Still, there I a moral law." com
mented th Phlladolphlan.
"Why do you live In a house, Mr.
Felr
"For protection."
"Well." concluded Mr. Feldman.
"that Jut why I make op; for pro
tectionof my family o that they may
have the neceaalllea of life."
In commenting upon the Interview,
Mr. Feldman said: "I am convinced
that Mr. Fels Is engaged In a cam
paign not of spreading the gospel of
single tax, but In securing such noto
riety and such advertising as he can
get of hia soap product. The concern
of which he i the principal stockholder
enn easily afford to pay from I50.00U to
$100,000 for advertising his soap. He
is a shrewd man and I would not be
surprised. If the facta could be ascer
tained, that It la nothing more than a
cute advertising scheme."
SUNDAY IS CONCERT DATE
Second Afternoon of Muslo to Be
Given at Helllft- February B.
The second popular Sunday afternoon
concert will be given at the Hellig
Theater next Sunday, from S to 4:30
o'clock. Owing to the success of the
first of these entertainment. Portland
muslo lovers will again have an oppor
tunity of hearing the chorua of 76 of
the leading singer of the city, with
the Helllg Theater Orchestra of 1
musicians in a brilliant programme of
popular selections.
The orchestra under the direction of
L. MAYER & CO.
Tortland's Oldest Grocers.
148 Third Street.
A 4432. Main 9432.
, HOUSEKEEPERS'
WEEKLY
SAVING-BULLETIN
A GOOD EES0LUTI0N
Resolved, That dnring the year
1911 I will trade with a store that
carries only pure food groceries
and whose prices are right. This
must be the resolution of the
many new patrons who have
opened accounts with us since we
"started to fight high prices."
For Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 3 and 4, we offer you:
"Mayer's" Catsnp, bottle 20
Anchovy avndSardellen Paste, per
tube 20
Bismarck Herring, In glass, per
jar 35t
Asparagus Tips, "large white,"
per tin 30
Japanese Crab Meat, tin 30
Table Wines and Family Liq.nors,
at prices to suit.
EXTRA-SOMETHING NEW TO
THIS MARKET
St. Johnshury Crackers, known
as the Boston Cracker; some
thing delicious for your dam
chowder or oyster stew, and
also to serve with cheese; per
package 20
Deliveries to all parts of the
oity, daily.
"Make the resolution,"
David C. rtosebrook. will give the first
part of the programme from 8 to S:30
o'clock. The combined chorua and or
chestra, under W. H. Boyer, will con
stitute the second half, from :30 to 4
o'clock.
PANTSSALE.
The Brownsville Woolen Mill Stores
big annual pants sale Is now on in full
swing. All the odd pants In the store
are piled high on one table and a man
can take his pick for the little price
of $3. This Is a great snap, as many
of these pants are from i0 and 125
suits and are worth double the price
now being sold at-
PIG'N WHISTLE.
Without doubt. Plg'n Whistle Choco
lates are the best made. Haven't you
tried themt You're mining something
worth having. Slg. Sichel & Co, Port
land agents. 2 Third or Third and
Washington. "
WHERE T0 DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
ments for ladles. 106 Wash., nesr tth St.
We Make Walata and Evealag
tiama to Order.
r
F. P. Young
200 Morrison St,
Bet. 4th aid 6th, Corbett Bids;.
You'll need long gloves with
your short sleeves. Here Is
your chance.
$3 50 Gloves, Spl $1 98
Colors and black or whits.
New Silk Waists
S. 00, $6.50. $7.60 and up.
They are a sample lot and
marked exceedingly cheap.
$10.00 Messaline Silk
Skirts $7.48
Black, navy, brown and white.
Latest cut. all new.
$1 Acto Scarfs, Spl 59c
All colors.
SEALY-LOWELL CO
GROCERS, BAKERS, TEA AAD WINE MERCHANTS.
SEA FOOD FOR FAST DAYS
MACKEREL.
We are displaying a very fancy
lot of White Fat Norway Mackerel
In five sixes, from the smallest to
the very largeat bloaters weigh
ing nearly two pounds each.
CODFISH.
W have a complete stock of this
delicious) flsli square-cut tnlddlea.
block, stripe, tenderloins, shred
ded and f lakea. tonguea and sound.
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON.
Salmon Bellies. Salmon Tips,
Smoked Salmon. Kippered Salmon.
MITKI-I.tNEOVS FISH.
Tarmouth Bloatera.
Anchovle In Hulk.
Anchovies In Kega.
Anchovies In tins.
J-.!.marck Herring.
Holl Maps.
Smoked Kels.
Eels In Jelly.
Apetlt Slid.
Fardellen.
Tunny Klsh.
Sealahlpt Oysters.
Crab Mast.
Paoaee Main
Shrimps, Lobster, Clam Chowder,
Clam Nectar, Flshballs, Mlnoed
Clams.
Kippered Herring haa been
scarce, but we have plenty now.
Finnan Haddies are also arrlv
lng freoh twice a week. They are
at their beat now.
APPLE.
Choice Northern Spies, 0 f(
per box. 81.75 and Oai.VU
BAKERY GOODS.
Our bread is positively the best
that can be made anywhere. We
use only the best hard wheat flour.
Our Boston Brown Bread, with or
without raisins. Is delicious. Try
one of our layer cakes for Sunday.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Port. Sherry and Claret, st, OC-
bottle aSiJU
Kentucky Maid Bourbon, seven
yeara old, bottled in djl ((
bond, only A.UU
oT?":'!"'..1 SI. 00
D. C. il. very old. ape- 421 rjC
clal Scotch J X .JJ
73O0, A 1S1.
FIFTH AND STARK STREETS
Fehniary
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(Ocelli A
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Did you hear something drop just now?
Another price-chunk has fallen; fine
SUITS AND OVERCOATS odd
lines from our own special make, Bro
kaw Bros, and Rogers-Peet of this sea
son's most popular styles and fabrics.
The only fault we can find with them
is, they're here yet. We shall remedy
that by marking them down like this:
Suits and
Suits and
Suits and
Suits and
Overcoats
Overcoats
Overcoats
Overcoats
that were $15.00
are now ...
that were $20.00
are now . . .
that were $25.00
are now . ...
that were $27.50
and $30 are now
$11.00
$13.35
$16.65
$18.85
Compare these low prices with the
excessive profit prices of the credit
stores. Remember that we must
sell every Winter purment at once.
ruth and Alder
A Grand Final
Fifth and nlder
Clea.no
ale
AN ASTONISHING offer for Friday and Saturday on
every Suit in our entire store at prices that mean un
paralleled savings. Over 500 choice Suite, mostly in
practical, plain-tailored effects at half and less than half for
mer prices. None sent C. O. D. None exchanged. None on
approval. Sale begins promptly at 8:30 Friday.
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Th materials are hard-finished worsteds, hard-finished serges and
misses' to women's size SI.
There's urgent need for our eelllnar out oor entire stock, aa this la
ar ln-t W Inter season In tola location. That's the rea.on for these ex
traordinarily low prices. There-. -ot a word of exaggeration
1. our advertising. Share In theae great saving oa a superb ocK.
Fvehlng r ". t lea. th.a cost. OVER 00 PER CENT OF OUR SUIT
S ll AND ALWAYS MILL BIS PLAIN TAILORED MODELS THE
PRACTICAL KIND.
Lot 1 $15 to $20 Suits for $ 7.45
Lot 2 $25 to $35 Suits for $ 9.95
Lot 3-435 to $40 Suits for $12.45
Lot 4 $40 to $45 Suits for $14.95
Lot 5 $45 to $50 Suits for $19.75
$15 to $25 Coats at $6.95
Our entire line of Fancy Mixture and Black Broadcloth Coats
in one great final clean-up. Garments that formerly sold for
$15 to $25, special Friday and Saturday at S6.9o
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CREAMERY B
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LAGRANDE CREAMERY
264 YAMHILL. STREET
( HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1.50 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Pew steel and brick structure. Furnished at
coat of (300.000. Every comfort and con
venience. On carlines transferring all over
city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers.
Send for Booklet with map of San Francises
Vim, Energy And
A Keen Exhilaration
RESULT FROM A BATH WITH
HAND
SAPOLIO
In hot weather It revives your energies
and stimtilatea the skin to healthy action.
"The Bath Befreahing
mmd. DnMilMtM
Morse.
Seeds Mk
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The beat and most dependable var
ieties of California Seeda, Plants and
ciimh. .re fullv di-acrihed and Drioed in
our new Garden Guide).
Copy free to anv address on request.
Contains information of great valce
to every farmer and gardener. Write for
It to-day.
C. C. Morse S Co.
to. fmI California Seed Boos.
101 Harket Street San Francisco
Neth & Company
Collectors
Established In 1900.
Eow about those old accounts
ags WWaaatat Alios Portland, OS.
P. W. BALTES
AND CO MP ANT
PRINTING
Main 163, A 1163 First and Oak
Painless Dentistry
la oar pride oor hobbr oor study for years and
sow ourauooea and our, la the beat paioieaa work
to be found anywhere, no matter how much joia
Compare our 1 rires.
pay.
Ws flntsh pltte an it
bridge work for out-of-tovru
patrons in
one dfty If dent red.
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fren when plates or
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f Silver Fillioirt .50
a Good Rubber
1 pi.,.. 5 ftfl
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PainUti Extr'tlon .wO
EST MCTHOOt
SR. a). A. Will, ruiim ia Mtaian
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All work fully guaranteed for fifteen years.
Wise Dental Co.,mc
Painless Dentists
Fining Building. Third and Washlnrtos PORTLAND. 0R&
OUlo. Hour,: S A. at. ta t. At. 8undya. IU1
FOR SALE
A few British Columbia homesteads of
140 acres each at ,7.50 per acre. One
dollar per acre cash, balance over
three years.
Here Is voar opportunity. 'Write at
once for full particulars to P. O. Box
1756, Vancouver. B. C.
KCHWAB FRIfJTIG CO
fOsOLICITS YOUrt PATROtsACE
2474 STARK, STREET