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Friday and Saturday for Shopping, Then
Generous Assortments of Holiday Merchandise
-CHRISTMAS
Coupled With
Removal Sale Prices, Makes This Your Logical Store for Holiday Gift Buying
Final Reductions on All Christmas Things Means Profit Sharing Pure and Simple
TTIE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1911
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Final Reductions on All Jewelry
Final Reductions on All Leather Goods
Final Reductions on All Stationery
Final Reductions on All Pictures
Final Reductions on All Gut Glass
Final Reductions on All Handkerchiefs
Final Reductions on All Neckwear
Final Reductions on All Scarfs
Final Reductions on All Marabou Sets
Final Reductions on All Xmas Ribbons
Final Reductions on All Silverware
Final Reductions on All Table Ware
Final Reductions on All Art Needle Work
Final Reductions on All Fine Fur Sets
Final Reductions on All New Dolls
Final Reductions on All Infants' Novelties
Final Reductions on All Men's Handkerchiefs
Final Reductions on All Men's Furnishings
Final Reductions on All Xmas Aprons
Final Reductions on All Navajo Rugs
Final Reductions on All Indian Blankets
Final Reductions on All Framed Pictures
Final Reductions on All Russian Brass
Final Reductions on All Smoking Sets
Visit the Holiday Bazaar
Second Floor.
No Gift Over One Dollar
RED CROSS STAMPS
Booth in charge of Mrs. Henry
Metzger. Assistants Friday morning.
Miss Minnie Fleischner and Miss Mar-,
ion Citron. In the afternoon. Miss
Emma Baumand Miss Gertrude Hirsch
Give a Merchandise Order
Good all over the store. Issued
in any amount. You get the benefit
of removal prices, an advantage not
offered elsewhere.
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REM0VALSALE1
Store Opens 9 A. M.
Store Closes 9 P. M.
run is horsed
Secretary Urges $814,000 for
Tillamook Bay.
PORT TO BEAR ONE-HALF
C hannel of I r"wt at Hay City I
(ontrmplatrd Large bawmlll,
to Cot Million Dollar,
In follow.
UREOOXIAN" NEWS BL'RfcTAC. Wash
ington. Dec. Jl. The Secretary of War
today transmitted to Congress with his
approval the report of the Army entrl
neers. recommending the construction
of the north Jetty at entrance Tilla
mook Hay and the dredgln-r of a chan
nel ;no feet wide and 16 feet deep from
die entranre to Hay I'lty at an estimat
ed cost IS 14.000. on condition that local
Interests bind themselves to defray half
the cost.
As the Port of Tillamook and the
Port of Bay City have pledtsed them
selves to raise half this amount, the
"nirlneers recommend that ton Kress
this session appropriate 1200. 004 cash
to start the work and adopt a continu
ing contract for the re main Ins: $207,000
of ths Government s share. It bring un.
lertao4 that local funds srtll he mads
available as needed, so that work, ones
hegnn. ran be carried forward rapidly
t completion.
Original Plaaa MeeUrlea.
The original report of engineers rec
ommended two Jetties at the entrance
to Tillamook Hay. a 16-foot channel to
Kay City and a 14-foot channel to
Tillamook City, at an estimated cost of
S:.30.40. bnt this plan was rejected by
the Rivers and Harbors Hoard as being
too expensive. The plan v then mod
ified to cut out the Improvement above
Hsv City, reducing the cost to $1,744.
" on condition that local Interests
hear per cent of the cost, but this
ito mas reje.-ted and only recently one
Ictty plan on the half-and-half basis
wss submitted and approved. It Is said
rn the report that If one Jetty proves
inadequate, the question of building a
second Jetty will produce the drsired
;o-foot depth across Tillamook liar and
if this proves to he the caw-no further !
project will be necessary. I
F-arly rraals'-eratta-a l.lkely.
This modified report will be consid
ered by the rivers and harbors com
mittee and In. huird In Its new Mil this
Wlrter.
A stw.n ai the appropriation for the
deepening of the channel from Tilla
mook Hay Is mail. bv fie. tlovemment
a large sawmill will probably be
erected at Hay City, to cost probaMy
$1.I0' !. ItiiKsell H.inktn. of the
Vhltne Company. as In the Kast
yesterday, but In a former Interview
he has said that his rompsny would
upend St.0tf0.00o aw soon as the llor
prrmfnt appropriation wa-i available.
There are now l o small nril? and a
sash and lo-or factory at IJ.iv City. A
channel of If feet at low water fronf
the bay to the open sea will mean that
the JS.OOO.OOO.OOO feet of saw timber
tributary to Tillamook and Hay City
ran be profitably shipped by water to
Pacific Coast points, and. as toon as
the Panama Canal is opened, to East,
ern points.
Stasas-age.Valaea Eaorsnoaa.
Scott Bosorth, who is Interested In
Hay City property, said yesterday that
the stumpage value of the lumber
tributary to Tillamook Bay was about
1130.000.000. and that the lumber when
sawed, should be worth about 13,500.-
ooo.ooo.
Bay City, being 10 mllea nearer Ban
Francisco and other southern points
than Portland, has an advantage of
irom 10 to 12 hours in the shipping
time by water to these points. Some
or tne land in that section has as high
as 20.000.000 feet of timber to the sec
tion upon It.
PRIMARY LAW CONFUSING
Conflict In Reapportionment Threat
ens Wisconsin Delegation.
MADISON'. Wia, Dec. St. Consterna
tion reigns In political circles here
over the discovery of a technicality In
the reapportionment act which threat
ens the rejection of Wisconsin dele
gates to National party conventions.
The Wisconsin primary Is to be held
on Tuesday. April t, 1912. and the
latest day on which names may be
submitted to the County Clerks to
make up the ballots la March 19. It
is. therefore, necessary to certify the
names according to the old Congres
sional districts, ss outlined prior to
the passage of the new apportionment
act
On April 1. one day prior to the elec
tion for delegates, the new apportion
ment act goes Into effect. The dele
gates to the National convention chosen
under the old law might be held as
irregular, as the new law went Into
effect before ths Tota actually was
cast.
EXPLOIT Yd LOOMS
PLANS OF XORTHWEST DEVEL
OPMENT LEAGUE LARGE.
the civic Improvement club the City
Council has, by resolution, agreed to
accept the Carnegie library offer and
donate a site for a library building
and appropriate $1000 per year for
maintenance.
BACHELORS IN CATALOGUE
Kansas Men Adopt Systematic Meth
od for Securing- WlTe.
-ULTSSES. Kin. Dec. 21. Scarcity of
marriageable young women In Grant
County. Kansas, has caused the bach
elors vt the county, which is 25 miles
from a railroad, to band together with
the purpose of obtaining wives. The
catalogue of the organisation, which
Is known as the Grant County Bachel
ors' Club, published today, gives the
names and qualifications of eaeh of
the 3 members. In a foreword the
catalogue says:
"The purpose of the club is to pre
sent a list of good, honest men for the
a omen tired of single blessedness to
look over and pick from, assuring them
that only prizes will be drawn."
The catalogue, which contains pho
togrsphs or each of the members and
a list if the property he owns. Is to
be sent all over the United states.
Members Are Pledged to Strenuous
Activity In Securing Settlers for
States in Organization.
ST. PAUL. Dec. 21. Officers of the
Northwest Development League have
perfected a propaganda of exploita
tion for the coming year, which in Its
comprehensiveness Is unlquex '
All the talk of booming "back to the
farm." to which the people In this part
of the country have been treated since
the Governors' special started East,
was crystallized and whipped into prac
tical shape by prominent business men
from St. Paul and the Northwest who
malts up the league.
Resolutions were adopted In sup
port of the immigration bill, now be
ing prepared by Senator Norrls Brown
of Nebraska and which will be pre
sented to the Senate soon after the hol
idays. The league was a definite do
mestic Immigration policy for the
whole country.
There will be a series of state de
velopment meetings held during the
Spring throughout the Northwest. The
league will make an effort to get each
state to raise a fund of 95000 to be
called the Publicity and Immigration
Fund. The various members of the
league have pledged themselves Indi
vidually to a strenuous activity In
getting settlers on the lands and help
ing them to succeed. They Intend to
purchase exhibit cars of their own for
various "booming" tours next year.
The officers of the league will leave
St. Paul May 2 In a body for Seattle.
Wash., where the Northwest Develop
ment Congress will be held June .
After the Congress they will go to the
Rose Festival in Portland for a week
and then start out on a tour of the
entire Northwest.
McMlnnrille to Accept Library Offer.
MMIXXVILJ.E. Or, Dee. 21. (Spe
cial.! On petition of the women of
A ROYAL CHRISTMAS.
&g Christmas cake and lift) Chrint
maa cake; d?ar ltttl Gfrmin .hr.M
mas cak; Royal plum pud-linen am
fievp. Jl.cJous pl. Th-y are dliriotin.
Or3r of any branch Koral Bitkrv A
Confectionery.
BUY ALLAYER.
JJ7J Player Piano, used but guaran-
leeti. rrf. mwpi iiurai . rvoiuer x
Chase. S7& Washington street.
Lumbago
Stiff .erk a ad elatlrm
Are all forms of rheumatism. whih
depends' on an acid condition of the
Mood resulting; from defective action
of .the liver, kidneys and akin and af
fect in a; the m uncle?" and joints, causlna;
Inflammation, stiffness and pain. For
any form take Hood's Sarsapartlla.
which correct the acid condition of i
the b'ood and effects permanent cures.
"I was very much troubled with !
rheumat'sm. Reading; of the fures by I
Hood's Sarsaparllla I gave it a trial, j
isuor my blood was purified, and the '
rheumatism was (rone." Mrs. Km ma !
t Schaffer. 401 High St.. Easton. Pa.
There Is no real substitute for
Hood's Sarsaparilla
lct It today. In usual liquid form or
choenlat-d tablets called Sareataba.
ncBroor ott, dressing.
The greatest shoe grease made. Pro
longs the lite of shoes and renders
them absolutely waterproof. Ise It
aurlug tainr wsather. At any store.
PRINTING
flnllng. Blndla
Plume.
- ami Blank Book Isaklag.
-Mala tctul. A -2SL
Portland Printing House Co.
J. L. Wrlsht. Pee, and Oen. M.aagec.
Book. Catalncae aa4 Commercial.
Teat aaa luUf ata PerUaa. Uragsav
"HEITKEMPERS"
Christmas Gifts of Jewelry
Real 14-carat gold jewelry, standardized
solid silver, and all articles of real worth,
with capable people to put them before you
for your inspection.
Certainly a real help to you at this time.
Let us contribute in making this one oE
the most enjoyable occasions for all.
G. HEITKEMPER CO.
Diamond Dealers and Jewelers
Old in Portland
Yeon Building
Kew in Location
130 Fifth Street
Rose City Importing Co.
Famous for Wines.
17-19 NORTH FIRST, COR. BURNSIDE.
Champagne, All the Popular
Brands at Our Low Rent Prices
Cook's Imperial : Pts. $1.00 Qts. $1.75
Italian Swiss Asti Sec Pts. $1.00 Qts. $1.75
Mumm's Extra Dry Pts. $1.75 Qts. $3-25
White Seal , Pts. $1.73 Qts. $3.25
Kmg.Brut Pts. $1.75 Qts. $3.25
Clicquot Pts. $2.00 Qts. $3.50
Pom'niery Sec ...Pts. $2.00 Qts. $3.50
Free Christmas Presents
Free, Rapid Delivery.
Phones:
Main 6737.
A 7775.
Catalogue Free.
We prepay express on all or
ders amounting to $4.00 or
.over, beer excepted.
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Practical Gifts
For
Any Member of
the Family
Our
Stock
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KODAKS tf OPERA GLASSES
IS COMPLETE
Kodaks from $5.00 to $65.00.
Brownie Cameras, $1.00 to $12.00.
Lemaire Opera Glasses, $5.00 to $30.00.
Eastman Kodaks and Lemaire Glasses are beyond comparison for
quality and for a reminder of the giver for many years to come.
Columbian Optical Co.
145 Sixth St.
Bet. Alder and Morrison.
Selling Bldg.
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pHERE is a tide in the affairs of men
which, taken at the flood, leads on
to fortune." Ask the great financiers
whether they doubt the truth of this state
ment; our merchant princes, our mine
owners, our land holders, and all of the
men who have accumulated wealth.
Without exception, they will tell you that
the first change In the "tide of their af
fairs" was due to the careful savins' of a
little money.
Open a saving's account with
Hartman & Thompson, Bankers
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG.,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
4 per cent interest paid on saving's deposits.
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