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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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MKHEft THE TCR (Ptrh -v WuhlB -
ton vttdiviltt TBI ftrnoo t a.ia
taslcbt at 7 ana 'clock.
HK' Hi: aTins PARK Tsfitr-forrt
Va:hn Pnrtisod rs. Spoaaaa. pa bail.
Tn.a t.'lfrntwt at 1 o'clock.
CCtru. C K K 8 T Portland lUlfhta.)
Kcr.!c Amutatot Park.
Am9rttmrmwmf lutJIUMl to City
to stoWf cataasaa la hflMtfl lint HI
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Patcmbxt Cot Protmted. Prop
erty tciiri In the Waverlelajh Heights
district, where hard-surface pavements
hare been laid, hare been (retting; their
assessment carls. and complain that the
coat Is too blsn. Henry Wilson has an
Inside lot with a 4t-fuot frontace on
which ha Is assessed I29. He sr that
his assessment Is hlibcr than that of
his nelfhbora. Also hi neighbors
think the cost Is eacesslvs. One man
bats that he Is assessed fur a 34-foot
r cartway when It la but feet. The
Mch cost of the paYsment In
Vaverlels;h Heights Is explained
on the (round that the contract
was lt when there was no competition
moot the pavlnr companies and but
one bid of l 15 far tno parement be-si-les
which are tha grading and slOe
walks. Library PtT AnniitTr Paid. All
mi-nibrrs of the North Alblna Library
committee, which was appointed to ob
tain funds with which to pay tha 11100
street assessments against the site of
the proposed branch library. Killings
worth avenue and Commercial street,
are asked to meet tonlnht at the North
Alblna branch Library to receive re
port of the finance committee. Tho
money baa been subscribed and the as
sessments paid, and the finance com
mittee desire to submit Its report and
close up the business. It was an
nounced yesterday that the plan for
the North Alblna Branch LJbrary have
been complete and sent Kast for ap
proval of Andrew Carnegie, who gave
the SIS.ou to found the library.
NaTHIMaI. Ot r WlU pARADg Dec-
critic. iat The entire Oregon Na
tional Guard stationed In Portland will
act as an escort to the Orand Army
of the KepuMIe and the Spanish War
Veterans In the Memorial day parade,
according to an arrangement completed
yesterday by Adjutant-Ueneral w. E.
Finser. The guardsmen. 0 stron
will sp'esr In full dress un. forms and
lead ire military part -of tho parade.
In the line of march will be all of
battery A with horses ami si number of
Meld gun. I'ompanlea B, K. F. O and
II of the Third Infantry and the Eighth
t'ontpany of t'oast Artillery. The Coast
Artillery band will lead the guard.
J o. Wtt.soM Mat Not Rrx. J. O.
Wiltn. rlerk of Multnomah Camp. No.
7 7. Woodmen of the World, who hi
been asked to be a candidate for school
director at the coming election, said
eter1ay that he will deride the mat
ter tonight. Mr. Wilson said yesterday
that r.e has received about letter
urging him to become a candidate, but
had not fu.lr made up hie mind to make
the race.
lniA Missionary to Hpcik. Rer.
L. . Tracey. a missionary frcra India,
will speak in the First Churco of the
Nsjren l:.it Seventh and Co-ich
fire-w -Teitt - arel at. Mr.
Tracey has tx-en In India seven years.
He Is now home on a furlough and I
spending his time visittnr tho Nasaren
churches and telling of his work In the
foreign field. The public Is Invited.
FtTHKR M. J. Hli'llT desires the
public to know that neither J. B. Nor
ton or C K. ithanghnessy Is any longer
an accredited aaent of the occttlental
Magaiine, of which he la the publisher.
The public Is further warned against
making any contracta or transacting
any business of any kind, with these
men or oltiier of them, acting la hi
name.
Bakhbr "TO AnpRCS R gA I.TT BrtARn.
llvarl t'ouklnKhani. vice-president of
the Ijidd at Tiltnn Hank, will address
the l'rtland Realty Hoard todjr on
"i'urrrncy Reform." H. r. Palmer, of
II. P. Palmer-Jones Company, will be
chairmnn. The meeting will be called
at IS IS O'clock at the Hotel Multno
mah. AutD Ma Piss. Ueorg W. Iirl
eon died at his home. 344 Fast Forty
first street North. May 10. at 7? year
of age. He 1 survived by a widow.
Mrs. ittella M. Larteon. The funeral
will be held today at J 10 p. M. from
the i:ast Side Funeral Directors
t'hepel. and the interment will be made
In Rose City Cemetery.
Rm ALSint F." Patch to Lrat
rvi-s. Rev. Albert K Patch, who
has been pastor of Grace Baptist
Church. Montavilla. has resigned aa
pastur and will hold his last meeting
there June I. Mr. Patch sy that he
has no plans f.ir the future. The
ihnrvh was rebuilt under his p.istorate.
V. W. C. A. Crkb TfiA Roov MK-xtT.
Friday. May 34: Clam aoup. roast beef,
baked halibut, buttered noodles, scal
loped tomato, scrambled egg on toast,
artichokes, fruit, lobster and tomato
end nut salad, strawberries end cream,
shortcake. Hoston cream pie. Ice cream
and cake.
KTor-Ovs-R TsAKirtsI Asked Fir
Clubs ere asking the Portland Rail
way, l.tnt 4s power Company for stop
over transfers fr the West nl Fast
Side so that resident there irsy leave
tie car while crossing the river to pay
their water c-siarges end do other
bustne without estra car fares.
Mat FrrrtVAL aro Basaar to lrs
The ladles' AM at the Millard-Avenue
Preshyterlan Church will give a May
festival ami basaar this afternoon and
evening Attractive features have been
arranged nd a good attendance le eg
pecte I Pr vredi are to go to the
building tn- t
VFltrotT I'RtLt. Tkabi. Nx ii. W. o.
W. will atve their third annuel escur
ston Sunday. Sly Se, on steamer Railey
Oatsert. Iae foot of Alder-street
dock at 9 1 A. M Panclng and sports.
Tickets. II.
"Shibboi rrn" Kabi's Toru-. At
Temple Reth I'a-I Rabbl Wise will
take "Shibboleth' as the toplo of his
sermon Services v.iil be heltl tonight
et o'clock and tomorrow morning at
10. i3.
AtTORICAI. CoTgT To f Htl.P An
autorlcai medal contest tll be held to
night, at the Kvangellcal Churvh. Fast
Siatb and Market atreete. A good
musical programme has been prepared.
Wbll-Tbaisbd and gentle eeddlo
norse for rent. $1. TSc end I'lc the hour.
Kramer R dm aVbooU bixteentb and
Jefrerson street. e
For Skt.g Tent, 1TJ. with full
fy: also. a,Mttionl awning. lTx t S In
ulre of u adnama aV Co 4i! and Oak.
Cooe Bay. 110: Fi-rera. 113 id
steamer Aiiiance sells Saturday May
IS. P M. Ticket 113 Third street.
For Saul Ten share of Park Roe
Syndicate. Address R 14. Orsgonlaa.
Pa. J J. PavTOR. lo Selling build
ing. Phone. Main ?3. A 33)7.
Vm w. B. HoLPgw returned. Corbet!
wuiidlag. e
CorRT Ag for RBXjcrsrTTORg
The County Court yesterday sent let
tore to the varloue county officiate
notifying them to Bend in their requisi
tions for the stationery supplies which
they will need during the last six
month .of 113. The Intention of the
County Court le to advertise as re
quired by law. During the past six
months tho various department have
been purchasing their own supplies.
County Judge Cleeton said yesterday
that ahould any of the officials fall
to send In their requisition the Coun
ty Court will not epprove their bllle
for supplies unless the prices are ae
low or lower than those secured by
contrecL
Cexii- Paddxr Finishes Terr. J.
Conrad Zellweger ha completed a
sentence of slv month In the County
Jail for being found guilty In the
lnited State District Court of having
padded the census returns. In addi
tion to this term he we fined 1500 and
he has now made an application to
United State Commissioner Cannon to
take the pauper's oath and be relieved
from the fine. There I some hesita
tion In granting this, aa he hold the
title to some land In California that
he had turned over to a friend In con
sideration of hi taking care of Zell
weger' family during hi Incarcera
tion but no deed passed.
Hood Rrvxa "Booster" Comimo.
At a meeting today of the entertain
ment committee of the Portland Com
mercial Club arrangement will be
made to entertain a large number of
booster from Hood River who are
coming here next Wednesday. The
party will reach Portland a short time
before noon and will be met by a
committee of local business people.
They will be taken to the Commer
cial Club for luncheon, after which
they will take In the sight of the
city. A banquet will be erved at
night.
Do.xahoe Restaurants Contjnced.
Carrie E. Donahoe. wife of Wllbert H.
Donahoe. who was killed a few day
ago In en automobile accident on the
I.lnnton road, yesterday obtained from
Probate Judge Cleeton permission to
continue hie business aa a going con
cern, her plea being that great loss to
the estate would result were It dis
continued. Mr. Donahoe owned two
dairy lunch rooma, one at 146V Sixth
street and the other at 147 Washington
street. Mrs. Donahoe Is administratrix
of the estate.
ALLXorrj White Slaver Ha Hxarixo.
Jake Uronlsh. charged with white
slavery, wae given a hearing yesterday
before United States Commissioner
Cannon. He waa bound over to await
the action of the next Federal grand
Jury. Hi bond were fixed at 32500
and aa he wa unable to furnish them
be was remanded to the custody of
United States Marshal Scott. The man
Is recently from the Fast, where hi
previous record I being Investigated.
When arrested he waa traveling with
three trunk and had IU00 worth of
diamond on hi person.
Mr. Franc-i skinalc Rt-Rixn. The
funeral of Mr. Francis Shlnall, who
died at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Caldwell. 4. Fast Thirty-fifth
street. May -2. was held yesterday from
Flnley's Chapel, and the Interment waa
made In Rivervlew Cemetery. Mr.
Shlnall. who wa the wife of T. 1
Shlnall. wa (S years of age and wa
formerly a resident or anrouver, H. c
She came to Portland December. 1911.
She wa a member of Urace Baptist
Church of Montavilla.
ALLHIID INDIA MORPBRBR OR TRIAL.
The trial of Anderson Faithful In
the United State District Court on a
charge of murdering hi wife at the
Klamath Indian reservation haa
reached the stage where physician
are giving expert testimony aa to con
umptlon and apoplexy, one or the
other of which the defense asserts
caused the death of the woman. The
rase probably will be given to the
Jury on Saturday.
Jt-pn Beam Will Oo to Pnilatton.
United State District Judge Bean, ac
companied by Ieputy Clark I 'rake, will
open a term of court at Pendleton on
Monday nest. From tho business on
IS Mlmdar ttio seeetwi Is expected
to continue for a week or ten days. For
this reason all Jury trials In the Port
land court have been postponed until
his return, except the one now on trial.
Arm Wreck Motorcycle. The au
tomobile that crashed Into a motor
cycle at Third and Jefferson etreets.
Wednesday wa not that of H. J.
Blaesing. The motorcycle wee being
driven by two boys. One of them Is
reported to have been hurt. The motor
cycle waa wrecked.
Who' Yovr Clothier?. The man
who ran sell the best In quality, style
end (It for least money. Men's suits.
Illto. IIS and l.'O regular 1:0 to I3S
values at Pave Buck, the upstair
clothier. Take elevator. Saves you
nearly one-half. 337 V Washington.
Ser the modern ocean bungalow
Just being completed at Uearhart "By-the-See,"
for sale on easy term.
Price right. Call 1004 Fourth U
Sanitary and Reliable Wore.
Ladle' and gents' suit cleaned and
pressed. Phone Main 311. Buck. 137 V
Washington street.
Monet to loan on mortgage, t per
cent Fidelity Trust Company, sol
Board of Trade.
Go TO Gharhart "By -t he-Sea" on
fast train at J P. M. Saturday: round
trip, t1. returning Sunday or Monday.
aaATuta today all day Oaaa Kioa.
rc.tr bros. rttiDAY pcciai.
We offer our It wine at I. a gallon
II to wine at 73c a gallon
Straight
Kentucky Whisky., seven
'are ol 1,
rrxular 14 50 at lis
gallon: Kn
tu.ky Whisky, regular 13
ioi. at 13.60 a
fallon: 3 grade Whtsky. $2 10 a gallon,
riday only. IT K. Morrison at. Phones
East 1ST. B 1431. Free delivery.
CARD Or TH.tSKft.
I ish to thank the many friends and
especially the t'r.ler of F'ks for their
kindness and sympathy during my i
cent bereavement and aiso for their
bca'itiru: fioral ofrerlngs.
m wit.rfrt h roy.MrrK
List of Arrival at the
Hotel Multnomah
Seattle J. C. Carson. Oeorg Beale,
r w. inirr ana wue. r. ,
I'ud bv. H R. W illiam. B W. Monroe.
P J. Wickham. Wlnfred Williams. W.
i . rieea. jars. j. just, j. l rlrldge.
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Westfie.-. X. V. .Nellie
Agne Halienger.
Hallenger,
bsn Fran.'i.-o K. P. A-kerman. H
H. Manle. C. 1 Mct'lure. H. F. Brooks,
r. c. 'iir'rn. u. 11. I'lanan. jar.
Mrs Wakeflel.t. 5. If. licnan.
Boston S l.evy. Charles Echalhaum.
.Newarx at t . jonnston.
Spokane FUith M Ken.p. Mrs. Han.
t eschon. W. Ii. Bertke. T. T. ew-udder.
C. 11. Qulglev.
A-krun Frank Beam. Harry
Green.
Ta'-oma George TotielL
Win A. L. Mohler. A. C. Smith. I.
P. Kv
New York Mark S Gordon. C. L,
Cummtnas and wife. It. A. Sullivan,
t'liu-aiij v. A. Carpenter.
Fresno dgar C. smith.
Winnipeg J. II P''kwod.
Wl a,e H C. Badger.
Camas H. Baxter.
I'al'.as C. L. LjUda.
Kugene A. O. Campbell. R. H. Tul-
ford
Tamhlll Paul Opperman.
anceuver. B. 0. K. S. Price and
wife
Sa!t I-ake City E. M. West.
1 'alias. t.)r i U Crldsr.
Fresno. Cal. Klgar C. Smith. JC J.
eteroa and wife.
Stoux City, Iowa. M. Q. Felter and
Wife.
Centre!!. Georre C. Cooke.
St. luia M. I. Brouy.
lbanon. Or A. C Brown.
New York P. H. Crro!l.
K tester. Minn J M Hobertson. ,
St. Paul . C DlMline.
FEAST ENDS LABORS
Women of Woodcraft Cele
brate Campaign's Close.
CIRCLES HOLD BIG BANQUET
Thrr-e Tinnrlrrd and Hfty Mrmhcri
Ilrpreswnt 18 'Organizations,
Listen to Music and Toasts at
Multnomah Hotel.
Three hundred and fifty Women of
Woodcraft, representing 11 circle from
Portland and suburbs, Oregon City and
Vancouver, Wash., met at a banquet at
the Commercial Club laat night to cele
brate the end of six months' campaign
for membership. In the course of which
more than S00 new name were added
to the rolls.
Every member Instrumental In bring
ing a new member Into the order wa
entitled to a (eat at the table. The
banquet room wa beautifully decor
ated. At 7 o'clock the diners took their
eat.
Mualo and humorous speeches were
cheered. Officers of the "goodfellow
shlp campaign," under which name
the canvas for new associates was
conducted, occupied places of honor at
the tables. They consisted of Mrs. J.
Leach, past president and city organ
iser during the campaign Juat closed:
Mary J. Randall, president: Catherine
Stttra. first vice-president: Alice M.
O'Connor, second vice-president: Effa
Beam, secretary; Ora Allen, assistant
secretary; Margaret E. Koberts, treas
urer. The circles represented In the cam
paign were Oregon Grape Clrole 141,
Hose Leaf Circle 729. Sola Circle 17.
Montavilla Circle 400, Mount Scott Cir
cle 696. Royal Circle 628. Sunriae Cir
cle 120. Portland Circle 55, Oregon Cir
cle 171. Clover Circle 202. Astra Circle
151. Linden Circle 141. Winona Circle
5T. Myrcla Circle C51. Mount Hood Clr.
cle 151, Vancouver Circle e?. Sacaja
wea Circle 690, Arbutua Circle 273.
The toastmlstress was Mrs. C. C. Van
Orsdall. grand guardian. The toast
were a follows:
"Plain Toast," Clara Z. Hlllix; "Dry
Toast." Annie P. Hawkins; "Brown
Toast." Cora O. Vllon: "Buttered
Toast,- J. U Wright; "Milk Toat," Dr.
Lillian Pollock; "Pipped Toast," Flor
ence Wehrly; "Senatorial Toast," Dr.
Harry Lane; "Cream Toast." Mary Ran
dall: "Any Old Toast," C. V. Cooper;
"Pumpernickel.- Bertha Sumner Leach;
"Zweibach," Judge Robert O. Morrow;
"Hard Tack," Mr. Johanna Leach.
Mis Harriet Leach rendered a piano
olo and A. Ledbury a bass aolo. To
morrow night the campaign will close
with a grand drill on the floor of the
Armory. In which 200 member of the
order will participate. Musio will be
provided by the Orpheus Male Quartet.
The exercise will be public
ITALIANS' STRIKE IGNORED
Power Company Doesn't Try to till
Plaees of Laborers.
No effort has been made by the Port
land Railway. Light A Power Company
to replace between 100 and 160 Italian
laborer, employed at atreet repair
work, who struck Saturday for 12. 25
a day of nine hours. The men were
receiving 1L.7S a day. which la the
regular wage paid by the company dur
ing the Winter months for this class of
labor.
Official of the company yesterday
announced that, beginning Monday, the
rtummer schedule of wages paid by the
company would go Into effect. That
mean It a day for these workmen. On
the same day, places of the dissatisfied
men will be filled by other laborers,
mho, the company management reports,
are plentiful.
Responsibility for the strike Is at
tributed by the officials of the street
railway company to the work of 1. W.
W. agitators, together with a practice
on the part of "padrone" among the
Itnllan In rollertlng a head-tax from
Get Acquainted
If you will take a little more interest in selecting your gro
ceries, you will find that you have made a mistake in not trad
ing here long ago.
Our Groceries Are Unusually Good
In business for over 26 yeArs, but we do not advertise that
fact, as some people might think that we are ready to sell out.
We have learned, in that time, the difference between good
and bad; have sifted the kernel from the chaff; and now
offer you our ripened experience as buyers and purveyors
of good things to eat and drink.
L. Mayer &o.
Portland's Oldest and Best Grocers.
, 148 Third Street. A 4432; Main 9432.
j WEEK-END SAVINGS IN REGULAR STOCK GROCERIES:
Carnation Cream, three cans for 25
Carnation Cream, small sixe, six cans for 25
Knox's Gelatine, the package 10d
Large White Asparagus, per tin 20t
Asparagus Tips, ideal for salad, the tin 25
Neufchatel Cheese, two for 15t
Pearline, three packages for 25
C. & C. Ginger Ale or Sarsaparilla, the dozen SI. 75
All Local Beer, dozen pints $1.00; dosen quarts $1.75
Refund on empties, the dozen 20c and 40c
NEW ARRIVALS THIS LAST WEEK:
1912 Maple Syrup, the gallon $1.75 half gallon 90
1912 Maple Sugar, "reaV the pound 30
California Glace Fruit, Elk Emblem.
Pillsbury Flour, in 49-pound sacks.
Pascal Barley Sugar and Almonds.
Fruit Tablets from Luepeck, Germany.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT:
Oregon Aurora White Asparagus, two pounds for. .25t
White New Spuds, per pound 5
Yellow and Green Beans, two pounds for 25d
Fancy Artichokes, Cucumbers, Hot House Tomatoes, Head
Lettuce, Hood River Strawberries, Rosehnrg Berries,
Gooseberries, Red and Yellow Bananas, Igeedless Grape
fruit. HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN DEPARTMENT:
Mayonnaise Mixers, Cake Boxes, Larding Needles, Almond
Craters, Tea and Coffee Pots and Percolaters.
CTEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US.
The First Essential of
a Good Investment
Is Safety
Next comes ' the income.
Sacrifice of the first is
speculation and only the
very rich man can afford
to speculate.
Our real estate mortgages
of $1000 and over net you
7 per cent. They are an
ideal investment, for they
combine the greatest safe
ty of principal and a high
rate of interest.
Our thorough examination
of every mortgage and our
long experience in this
clas of investments pro
tects you and' ourselves,
as it places around your
investment the little safe
guards so often overlooked
by the individual inventor.
Portland Trust
Company of Oregon
BANK
Third and Oak Street
every man for whom they furnish em
ployment. The first intimation the com
pany received of dissatisfaction among
these employes was when they quit
work-
Colonel Xoyes Chief of Staff.
CHTCifiO xtsv SS Lieutenant-Colo
nel Charles K. Noyes, of the General
Staff. Twenty-First Infantry, stationed
In the Philippines, has been appointed
Chief of Staff to Brigadier-General
Potts, with headquarters In Chicago.
The finest flavor! The highest qual
ity! Pure olive oil. Plummer Drug
Co.. Third and Madison. Delivery free.
Main 292
ojum
sle
Every day in the week dozens
I of particular homekeepers are.
ordering trial tins of Golden
West Steel-Cut Coffee. They
discover that Golden West is
what they have been wishing
for in a coffee and become
steady users. Its quality has
made it famous.
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ICCHWAB PRINTING CO
JO BIN F.6REEN.f RESIDENT
r etl. S STARK STREET!
aaaawarwesBBmwsBss
1863 ESTABLISHED 1912
WE ARE OFFERING
3 Exceptional
Suit Values
at
$15, $20, $25
Without an Equal
in quality, exclusiveness and pat
tern, in .refinement of color com
bination. These -Suits are on
strictly modern lines in the best of
Spring styles and possess just
enough character to make them
sell "and satisfy.
THE STYLES ARE
two and three-button, box back and
strictly English effects.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Morrison and Fourth Streets
We also carry a full line
grades, priced from $30.00
in Suits and Coats.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS
S. W. Corner Fourth and Morrison
HATCHED RIGHT?
Look out now for that white, pasty
symptom called White Diarrhea.
It may occur any time from the
third day to the 4th week of the
hatch. incurable? Not now. We
have Conkey's White Diarrhea Rem
edy this fwason, a new discovery.
Saves chicks even badly affected.
Hetter have a package, price 60c.
!" it anyway. In the drinking water
as a preventive. It's thiol Insur
ance; why lose, from 65 to 100 per
cent of the hatch?
CONKEY'S LICE KILLER
both liquid and powder araaranteed
f on key s M)r Poultry Rook and Sam
ple vf I. Ice i'owdfr Free if you bring
this advertisement.
Poultry Foods and Supplies of All
Kinds.
MomsontyhnhH
Portland..
Oregon
SOL DUC HOT
SPRINGS HOTEL
la the Heart of the Olympics.
"The Carlsbad of America."
FORMAL OPENING JINE 1.
A maitnlflrently appointed ho
tel, thoroUKlily modern In every
respect, meals anu service unsur
passed anywhere on the Ameri
can continent.
Hot mineral water specific in
the cure of rheumatism, liver,
stomach, kidney, blood, skin and
nervous disorders.
Climate Ideal. Scenery un
equalled. Altitude 1760 feet. Modern
sanatorium In connection. All
forms of amusements. Fine fish
ing; near hotel. Nothing else like
it In all America.
For descriptive literature ad
dress Dr. Wm. W. Earles. medical
superintendent. Sol Due, AVash.
Seattle office 0? American Bank
hulldina;.
Peck-Judah free Information bu
reaus. 1
wbcre hHb la concerned. If ytra hat
been exposed to Infection waste do Ham
TYREE'S
Antiseptic Powder
It dlMmlTM in it ant! y In witer. For 9Se
voa ca fret enough to mate two ku
Ions of Bolutton. and uuaII part of
that will nior Mfetr. It la tb
het and moat powerful ffermlr.de on
the market. It an abxolat pre Tn tire
of all Infections la nneonaied
9 a doucbe; aootbes and. allaTa lnflaa&t
natloo. aeomtnendd by TBylelaiia and aold
bj dnicfflata eTerywber.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BHsrff!t ukd Day School for Oirfa Trader "V
f cut of biMoncf ft. John BmpUatt i r ptoop ji
CollecMtsS AewetDlC IDd I Irmen ttry
Ihrpc. Mitatlc. Art, LloCntion, Gymiuiilum.
(liswdnit ppila most t oror 14 fmmx of ftre and
veil roonn.cndd. 1h number Is limited to
flftr. Application aboold bo mad early., Addrsaa
T-VsVf SLW-ior0f'-a 1. St.HHem Hi 1. rVt'ir 6. Or. j
mm
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of higher
to $50.00,
Fraley's
Panama
Another Shipment
Owing to the success of our recent ex
tra special sale of Panamas we wired
for more, which we secured at even
closer prices. Ideal for Summer wear.
200 of these newest block, deep-roll
brim, real imported Formoso stock
regular $7.00 kind at only $3.90
Trimmed Hats
For Women and Children hundreds
of them high-class, fresh, new and at
tractive. All included now at from
ONE-FOURTH TO ONE-HALF OFF.
212-214 THIRD Either
AT SALMON Store
SEALY-DRESSER CO
GROCERS, BAKERS, TEA
AND WINE MERCHANTS.
MAIN
Tonri
L288-290-292
OREGON'S
Reeosrnlsed Meadqnartera
Best Things to Est.
UCuVMUDIEPVDMDThis Springs
IU.U lllrtl L.L w I llwl crop. Absolute-
puret direct from
the farm in
ostern New iork.
5a.'.f:.$l.i5
gallon cans
VIRGINIA HAMS
New pack.
pound
35C
SAGE CHEESE
from old Ver- 0C
mont. pound. ...
Finnan Haddles, pound 25c
PLMPkTU DIE? Th re good, old
billbrVCil NtO home-made kind
that evervbody likes. Two sizes
20c and 40c.
WINE AND LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
MEDICINAL PORT.
Regular toe, special 75s
Regrular 7Re, special 60c
Regular 60c, special 40c
OLD FOHRFSTtlt WHISKY, CI Ifl
Regular 1.B0, special 1 1 1 U
BISHOP'S CUP CHOCOLATE
Contains both sugar and milk: 18
envelopes in package. Enough In Cfln
envelope for one cup. Perpkg ilUu
2KH, too, S03 STARK STREET (Near Fifth), PORTLAND, OREGON.
Excursion Sunday May 26th
Through Beautiful Tualatin Valley to
WILKESBORO
Returning to North Plains Park.
Train leaves Second and Stark 9:15 A. M. Returning 5:30 P. XI.
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ROUND TRIP. .
Inquire
RUTH TRUST CO.
235 STARK STREET.
Foster & Kleiser
Hi a a era Commercial nasi Bleotste
SIGNS
Kaat itralk anal Itaat Erorett atrwSS
Pkonasi bail XUIs B
Brook
Eats
without
a peer
Ask to see our
MANNISH SHIRTS
For WomenThey're Different,
$1.15 to $3.95
More Class
Less Price
Out of High
Bent Zone
392 MORRISON
NEAR TENTH
STARK STREET
TURKISH COFFEE 45c
"The Zenith of duality."
For your Sunday picnic or auto party
We can supply you with Roast Beef,
Roast Pork, Roast Veal or Roast
Chicken.
CAI An? HOMB-MADE AND VERY
OALAUO SUPERIOR: Chic ken,
Bhrlmp, Potato or Crab.
CDDIWfi PHimrCH? ry picked.
Ol lliliu uiiiunkiiui milk fed.
from
the Oregon
Agricultural
College at
uorvauis.
DRESSER'S HOME -ROAST ? i?:
pared with wine. We use for this
Roast Ham only the very finest from
Iowa Corn-Fed Pigs. All natural
flavor retained. Siloed to order.
Don't overlook this.
TOMATO CATSLP.
"Preferred Stock," 40c bottle. . .25e
I.tbby's, 25c bottle ZUC
D15SELDOHF MUSTARD, 25c, Ofln
Jars, only.
a. w V
unoTnw brow
The good old
UUOIUil
rrkad (kind, to eat
with Baked Beans Saturday night
or Sunday morning. New Engend
ers in Portland will feel right at
home With OUR BOSTON BROWN
BREAD 5c loaves and 10c loaves.
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THE MODERN OFFICE
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