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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1912)
TTTT SrORXTXG OREGOXIAN. FRIDAY, MAY 31. 19lfc. I.e. AT GETTYSBURG SAYS RING IS IN HAT Canadian Money Accepted at Full Vft ue Telephone Exchang?s for Your Convenience Open a Monthly Account Today- Free Delivery to All Parts of the City Prompt Service Wry novel HUGE SAFE, INSTALLED IN SALEM BANKING-HOUSE, WEIGHS 55 TONS, COST $25,000. Patterns THERE ARE SOME THINGS ABOUT OUR PRICES THAT ARE WORTH LOOKING INTO. WE SUGGEST YOU READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT NOTE THE KIND AND CLASS OF GOODS THEY APPLY TO. THEIR VALUE IS APPARENT Cofcnel Declares "Talk of Im perialism" Is as Foolish Now as Just After War. TYRANNY NOT IMMINENT dflre Dwell on .XccMijr for Mtnghns of (nmmon Srne With Irijr lifcall-.ro "Ranklinc Hatred" Deprecated. liKTTVS Mr Vm . Mar S- On a I ttiun4 frni wMh Cr.lon batteries hur'.rj inr-lr h"l ha'f a ntury o. wonrl KMs?eit todar spoke. In com- nnmoratlfn of the olJlr who hMr lire at C?ttrfctara' and urtfd tha wrrn of to? to ir.f t th Nation's prob 1 'rm with the rlrlt of the mrn of '(!. f.rt rnioQfi Koovevn made hla ' a.-)rr. w Mn d"llvred In the 1 National rrttift-r h atrhed retran . c-f th war. mnnhlnc halllntty beMnd I'irtr lorn flnn. i.tt"r flomn orr ; lh arravra of fh 3e- dead hrc Thalr - laatt as llf Mrued by acorvt of Chi!- lrn. "In those Jut after the war lhr wr fixlih peopir who talked ! of i'nprtaltm and ft a dictatorship." aM I'oionrl ltove't. I "Tty tris poldtrrs would tj ran- rttz our country tn of th art Irs ! n ii-icbt was that nitMn stx months a'trr !! wr soldiers could ro bark I .! farm aad hui and he absorbed - In rnrrmoD life with the people. Talk "iMsrrialUw npreat r "Tr t k of l m rr rl 1 1 rn was no mora - frw!tf tnn It Is now. I have too murh 1 rrpr.-t fr -o to t;i you that you r in ni dancer of si flirtAtorshlp. Whrn any nun tells you that, set him a n ii and a perambulator, for !f he m rrai; bcJcvr-J It be Isn t fit to he at T larre." Krfors fmn( ! tha eemetrry folo r rel . vr it ate lunrheoa with the ' a-1 ff a ttn r.p and a pspr plat. In a tent in company wttri the tfrtrjr.il . the cunvrniion of the Itrot berhoofl of lo-nritiv KnfinMri who have b-n nirrf ! na at Mirnbur. !.. and - rme to 4trlur; for the day. It the Invitation of the engineers - t at hrnuh( CniPQcl lloocrlt to " (ir tt tiir:r. A I s rni to prak after the tun h ein. nun rauj out. ! your hat s 1 1 : 1 In t h rina" I think ti- rfnc U In fit hat now." r the tVionrl rrpn-!rl. MeatUsa mm W laM. "Te retrran of t . (ril War. aid .'olon-1 I locate ve It. "not on It Iff t tis a nunir uni ttM forever and at only the prif-lf hrtta-e of th memories kf rat. .ron 'ir-at-rTflr shown in tn C'lrtl mr. ut alfm by their careers ; od Ihetr whole attltule in the war nd after the war. hare tauarht us les- n which we hruM apply to our , lva in rtrtl life Purine the war they ihnH that mixture pf tntenne 1 nd loftr k.i'-altsm with sound, practt- l common wn which I as essential to a nation's ucr m peace as In war. "So. In trtl Hf, at this moment !e prime n ! it ir of this Nation ; ar that our people hal ihov both a - lofty Htaltm (n lnittna: on the rule rf Juiire and hard-heled practical , common wnr in rn'onnlnns that we mul secure material prosperity and that so f.tr from there being any neces- . sary antaeonim between Justice and materia I proprit r. neither can be sirrn tt fit' I il'Tf I op men l unless tha l-velopmeiit of hot h xr hand in hand. Hewarrf M HV krHies. "Krery man in the Army would have recognized, a every man In ctvtl life otic hi to rrrutnlu, that equality of re ward, where tiire In an utter Inequal ity of ptvii-. 1 nelf a rery gross form of (ntn.tue Hut po soldier bora patiently tfie K:ht f reward cominc t' a ifneral. nf because of perrlce. but beraune of political or financial In tr:sue. and no .M er was patient with tee f tvmc of rr w urd where a service had not bfcn rendered. In Just the same war. In civil life, no good ei risen should withhold his Meartv pra!e from those who suc ceeded in bunlneaa or any other careor a the result of hnnrt exercise of su perior ability. iur protest must be merely ininM utter Inequality of re warl. anainst reward that comes to pnrilece Instead of to service, and. of course, especially acalnst all reward th.it cimiri to anv man because of con ftu t that amounts to w ronjr.lolna: In violation of the eternal laws that sua ier rlKht from wrong. MMtt IW Iteewawlsew. If we refuse to face the fact that there are great eMMnK evils and that we must work with all our heart and soul and mind to solve them, then wa hail prepare disaster to ourselves In iie future. We shall no less prepare-It-aster for ourselves if fail to work with Lincoln's brosd klnlliness tf spirit toward i. II our fellow elttaerts "witn malice toward none, with charity f all. striving resolutely to accom plish our end but frowning on all Tin dletiveness and doing everything In our power to prevent 'e rankling hatred, whether shown m the form of envv or of arrogance and the d!sregard for tne rights of others which have so cftcn in the past turned movements f r the betterment and uplift of man kind aside from the goal at which they Mfr aimed and have Incalculably starred what would otherwise have teen achievements of the more far rachtni good for all humanity." T.OV SC'OVTS rVHAPK mTCRK jN-lc2alon of 1500 Takes Tart in i'lilt-asn Kwn-l-o. n:tAC!. Mr i9 I'twter bnitht i'i.o pwi:. tribut to ih nlrriiri of lvil vr 2 ThuuBUs of i-rwn stood alpn (:4i;Kmn .vinit nl J.t-kon bout NrJ ur.'t iiBrc-l n unuu!ly lonK -r.i tn hocr of tti Stlon' Sna lnuMni of olhm litrJ crmr .'frtr ana llovrii on th nr.. Ur m.' f lsrlni to th Lincoln ' n.in.riii in l.tm-oin l"rli nd by niaht t. tUudrnV memorial to the mrtyro1 3 ri-:nt w. b.nkr.l hih wit! tlurl rLtMJlrii n Amirun Il.kfi. A ftnri- of ifi t1r,l w the dele- t ion of 4.'.M ti.-out. Z l.roa-r 11 V- llv MnU Kirr. i;i;ownpviixk. ir. a ax it .sr- i Tti ;ronivi. ooin Vl!' vmucht flr hT at : orto. k lK Bftor .noon. A thr rlrt)r ft wtr t tn4 f,r w " " Mon xttncutlhMl. Th ! wilt b blwn Ko and wMih l fullv rotr4 bv lnur nr. TS. flr trtd lo to drjr-rco:n. Utah HIU tTROG box .tw.tm.xu kehovai, to bak. SALEM. Or, it.y 3. (Special.) One of the blinteet af ever crouiiit to the Harlflc Coaat arrived In thle rlty today tn be Installed In the IjkI.1 Umh banktnK-houo. Thin safe In x910V feet and vrlihi ii ton. It le valued at :i,000. The freight rl.ar;r amounted to the larcest rharce ng a auntie rarload whlrlt has ever route to ttie Coast. T.-.e safe Is a l-lm-h manvanese steel vault. Arriving over the lines of the Oreon Kleetrle inmpinr from Portland, the safe, on Its his truck, was switched to the streetcar lines and to the bank bulldinc In Plate street. STRAY BULLET HITS Young Athlete of Oregon City Seriously Wounded. ACCIDENT MAY BE FATAL Slxx tram jUS-Cmlihrr Itlflo. Hrrl at ni In Itlvcr, lUrocheis, Mrlkea I Jd In BrraM Fhysl rlan mj Youth May I.lve. OKK( n N CITT. Or., May JO. (Spe cial. Robert Oreen. eon of S. K. Ureen. was accidentally shot and se riously wounued today by K. T. FleUls. aaent for the Southern Pacific Rail road in this city. The shooting oc curred on the river In the rear of Frank Huseh's store, at Twelfth and Mala streets. Mr. Fields. who was rowing; on the opposite side of the river, fired at a snaaT with a .32 cal iber rifle, the hall ricocheting on the water and striking the lad. who had landed from a boat only a few minutes before. feveral workmen employed at a sand bank ssw the boy fail and went to his assistance. Sheriff Moss was noti fied and lrs. H. 8. and Guy Mount were summoned. It was at first thourht the lad had been shot through the heart, but an Investigation made at the Oregon City Hospital showed that the ballet entered below the heart and the physicians think the lad may live. rr. E. A. Sonimer. of Portland, tonight probed for the ball. Robert Oreen. who Is 1 years of age. Is one of the best young athletes In the county. He has won several medal In school contests, and expected to enter several meets this Summer, j He was graduated from the Kastnam Orammar School last Wednesdsy. Mr. Fields, who did the shooting, has I been seriously 111 for several months, i ... friends fear the shock oi tne snoot ing may cause a relapse. With Mr. Fields In the skiff was Frank Cham pion. K. T. Fields is a distant relation to t. R Fields, superintendent of the Southern Parlne. and Frank 8. Fields. ; Clerk of Multnomah County. I R- i Fields and Frank 8. Fields are brothers. ; SOLDIER IS BOATBUILDER- Nn-rotnnrl!lowd Officer at ort ( Stevens Usnrhn Second Craft. FORT STEVF.XS. Or, May 0. (Sp' rlaL) Sergeant Olson, of Fort Stevens, i has completed and launched hla S-fot gasoline launch. This la his second ei- tort In tbls direction. Hie nrsi craxi measured ii feet In length and equipped with a SS-horsepower engine was capa ble of making II mllea an hour. The present boat baa not been tried out for speed. Helen II is handsomely finished, the exterior being In nsturai oak. lined In side with red cedar. It has a huntleg tpe cabin, with two berths forward. Acetylene gas Is used for the search light and an electric lighting system has been Installed. Sergeant Olson has plans prepared for a 0-foot launch with i:t-horse-power engines. WEST URGES CLEAN FIGHT Ciorrrnor Advla Would -Re jcre to F.ntcr Politic. jIALKM Or.. May SO. (Ppectal.l In a short tlk today to the law students who are taking the etate bar examina tions. Governor West urged the young men to take an Interest In the political and civic life of the state. "If you decide to go Into politics, go In with vim and fight for what you be lieve to be right. Do not be half hearted In the matter, but take It up in rarnrst. and fight clean.' LEBANON SEWER FOUGHT Mate HraJUi Board Object lo Yl"ate Kntrrlng Branch of River. LEBANON. Or., Mav S Special ) The construction of the Lebanon sewer system seems to be attended with an nnusual amount of obstacles. After several hitches and delavs la the sale, ef the f . sewer hoods, and the pro- curing of rights of way to cross under the Alhany-Santlam Canal, which Is the aource of the m-ater supply for Al bany, arid a great deal pf precaution to protect Its water source, now comes a threat from the secretary of the State Hoard or Health to take the mat ter Into the courts If the city attempts lo discharge the sewer waste Into Marks' Slough, which Is a branch of the South Ssntlam River There Is no one living on this slough from the point of discharge to where t again enters the river proper, and no one lives on the river from Lebsnon for several miles below town. There Is no town on the South Santlam Rtver from Lebanon to Its Juncture with the North Santlam. 1 j miles below here, and the only town on the North San tlam below Lebanon Is Jefferson and It does not take Its wster supply from the river. These being the facts, the people here fall to eee any merit in the complaint and threat In the Health Board and will proceed to build tne sewer, upon which work was started this week. The plans for the sewer system pro vide, however, that when tt becomes necessary to establish a sewage purifi cation plant. It may be done. This would cost the city from 110.000 to 115. additional to the original cost of the sewer. The city has acquired con siderable expert Information on the subject. The conditions here are no different from all the Willamette Val ley and other cities using streams for sewage disposal. PARTY TRAVELS FAST ll.ILWAY CES GO 600 MILES IX KOCH DAYS. Crcal Northern Officer Tour Cen tral Oregon and Chase Ilorse tliieves it Diversion. BKND. Or.. May SO. (Special.) The party of Great Northern Railroad offi cials who have been touring Central Oregon since Sunday under the guid ance of W. P. Itavirison, president of the Oregon Western Colonization Company, today completed the last lap of one of the most remarkable automo bile trips ever attempted even In this country of vast distances. Despite ad verse weather conditions they made nearly 0U miles In four days. A diversion of the strenuous trip was an attempled pursuit of horse thieves today. The party encountered a rancher named G. A. Johnson in the homestead district. 70 miles southeast of here, and finding that two valuable horses had been stolen from him last night, devoted the afternoon to follow. Ing up clews which they thought would lead them to the hiding place of the thieves. No capture resulted from their strenuous efforts. The purpose of the trip, say the of ficials, simply Is to give the railroad Eastern immigration workers a first hand knowledge of the country for which they are working. They say Montana Is filled and that now they will devote their. full attention to Ore gon. Leaving here Sunday the party made Harriman, in Harney County, in two days, via Pine. Silver Lake and Brookings. Thence they went to Burns, where William Hanley entertained them. Then they came to Bend, going from here after supper to Prlnevllle. Tomorrow morning all will hoard the train at Metollus. Mr. Davidson will return to St. Paul and the railroad men will go to Willamette Valley points. The party Includes E. C. Leedy, general Immigration agent, and F. W. Graham. Western industrial agent. Mr. David son drove one of the five automobiles for the entire 00 miles. OLCOTT ASKS STRONG LAW S-crctary Won't Mand Spon.or for Weak Blue Sky Measure. SALEM. Or, May SO. (Special.) Secretary of State Olcott gave out a statement tonight In which he takes the poeltlon that rather than stand sponsor for a weak and Inefficient blue sky law bis office will drop the plan of submitting the bill under the Initiative and put the whole matter up to the Legislature. He said: "Mr. Babcock. of the corporation de partment, has Just returned from Port land after a two days" conference with representatives of the Realty .Board and others. Some changes have been made In the bill as originally drafted In this office. Whether they are good or bad I am not prepared to say. 1 un derstand that certain Portland realty dealers want further amendments that will make the law still more flexible. They appear te take the position that It Is a fine thing to regulate the other fellows' scheme so long as the law does not restrict their operations. The bill ss originally drafted was closely modeled after the Kansas act. which has given excellent satisfaction in that .In our stylos for men, and all men, personality is the keynote. The variety is so large in cut, color and doth tfiat every man can be satisfied. Today we make a pceial showing: in Men's $18 and fJO Suits, t A special at only ...P" Youths' $12 and $15 Suits,ffO CC special at $0.J0 Boys' $S.OO and $10 Suits,ei OC special at p-.0J See the Window .Displays. frOslT CLOtHIKG CO. JLIPli 166-170 Third St Always Reliable. state. I am opposed to any further changes and rather than see the bill emasculated will be In favor of aban doning the plan to Initiate and give the Legislature the job of framing a bill. We stand pat on the blue sky bill as It Is." OLCOTT IS MUCH WORRIED SCTtarir Sy Office I Not Mar riage Certificate Clearing-House. SALCM, Or.. May 30. (.Special.) "I wish you would say somewhere tn your paper that the Secretary of State's of fice I3 not a clearing house for mar riage rertlf .cat, Ka!d Secretary of State OIcott today. "We are continu ally receiving letters wanting to know If there Is a record of Bill Jones' wed ding to Sarah Ann Smith or of some one el I nvr heard about. Only today I received a letter In which In formation was sought concerning a whole generation of persons who were united some time or other In matri mony. I am sorry I cannot Inform these good people about their relatives, but this office Is not a matrimonial B K r fit y hvi uuas 1 1 nrrp iciuiub ui mc 1 human family. I understand the State Bo.ird of Health looks after statistics of that kind, and probably these anxious ones may receive ehelr Information from that source." Astoria Observes .Memorial Day. ASTORIA. Or.. May 30. (Special.) Memorial day. was observed here as a general holiday, all the stores, mills and business houses being closed. During the day the Grand Army decorated the graves at the various cemeteries and this evening that organization, assist ed by the schools, held appropriate ex ercises at the theater. "TrnMy" Arrested at Astoria. ASTORIA. Or.. May 30. (Special.) Jack Ie a trusty who escaped from the State Penitentiary at Salem, a short time ago. was arrested here today by Sheriff Burns. When arrested. Lee claimed his name was Chris Anderson, but afterwards admitted his Identity. Don't Your t I J7 L ' 1 j vv n c v utai i nn iv, vv -.vu n-iv - - - jr i who think they have heart disease, haven't. They only think so. Pain in the region of the heart is mistakenly -supposed to be a symptom of heart disease. Just as-pain in the back seldom or never indicates kidney trouble, so pain near the heart is scarcely ever present in organic heart dis ease. This pain is nearly always from the stomach which is con nected with the heart by many nerves. When Your Digestion Is Out of Order if often affects the heart and even The fras produced by undigested pressure that affects the heart unpleasantly, ism tnese pains ao not mean that you have heart disease or need fear sudden death. Try toning up the stomach and learn how quickly and surely you lose the fear of heart disease. Tone Up the Stomach Correct any errors of diet. Eat the right things and not too much of them. If you do not know what the right things are, 6end for our diet book. It is free. Don't starve yourself and don't pamper your stomach with predigested food and artificial aids to digestion. Tone up your stomach so that it will ao its own proper worK, aon t worry about your heart or anything else (worry causes and aggra vates indigestion) and you will be well and happy. With Dr. Williams' Pink Pills improvement begins with the first in your appetite. Then you see that the food does not distress you, that you are no longer troubled with gas, sour risings in the throat ami those misleading pains around the heart. Strength and energy return and the rich red blood, bearing the full amount of nourish ment yielded by food, carries renewed vitality to every organ of the body. Dr. Williams' Pink rills sold by sll f.0 rents per box; six boxes.$?;50. t or Medicine to- tcn.nectaay. ix. i. HERE ARE THE BEST IN LEATHER GOODS Nw shipments of Cross English leathern. Suitable ffifts for graduation, wed- , tling and going away. New ana exclusive novelties in im- ported leather. Removal sale on umbrellas, new mission and fancy handles, linen mlx, ture and selvage edge, waterproof, non mstahle frame. Regular $2. spe. 11S Mallets, Bill Rooks and Card Caes, Oue-Kourth off regular price. You Should Always Have the following in Your Home Your choice of these well-known medicinal stimulants at 98c: Chicken Cock, 1-5 gaL, 8-year-old, bond bottled. Old Oscar Pepper, full quart, ,5 years old, bond bottled. Old Taylor, full quart, 4 years old, bond bottled. Cloverdale, full quart, 5 years old, bond bottled. $1.50 Imported German Klmmel t.l7 $2.25 Imported Apricot TJquer. . . .a 1.70 $1.50 Imported FTench Brandy ... .l.is $1.75 Imported Macon .9S $2.00 Imported Beanjolis at.o. $ .50 Apricot and Peach Cordial... a .34 FRAMED PICTURES AT REDUCED PRICES 'nujHtlael Old Mill," "Knd of Day." "Bahy Stuart," "St. Cecilia." etc., all completely framed In browns, oak. 16x 20 and l-lnch ornamented gold frames. ,3.50. now glJiT 2025 Colored Prints In 2-inch imi tation mahogany frames, regularly sold at $2.50. now 8 He 600 subjects, values to $1, all framed In golds, browns and black; all stand ard subjects, special 35c or 3 for gi.oo Oval framyi In Ebony Sepia and in Ebonv from cabinet size to 8x10, all comptetn with glass, speciai ...25c WEDDING GIFTS FOR JUNE BRIDES I fere are suggeatloaa la Beautiful Ireeafa from our stork of Art Object. Handsome gold drawing-room and reading Lamps and Candlesticks. Beautiful gold Baskets In all shapes, artistic imported pottery Vaes, Jar dinieres, etc. Russian brass, wood and waste Boxes. Candles ticks. Trays, Umbrella Stands, Hanging Vases. Water Colors, Carbons, Copley Prints, Etchings. Color Prints, framed and tin framed; French Mirrors. Cut Glass Bowls, Lamps. Nappies, Water Sets, all in beautiful designs and cuts. Woodard, Clarke The officials of the pententlary have been notified to send an officer after the prisoner. Portland Firms Incorporated. SALEM, Or., May 30. (Special.) The Pacific Coast Resilient Wheel Company and the Shade Resilient Wheel Com pany, both of Portland, yesterday filed articles of Incorporation in the Sec retary of State's office. Each com pany has the same Incorporators. The former Is capitalized at $600,000. and the latter at $1000. The objects of each company will be to buy, manufac ture and sell Iron, steel, manganese, coke, copper, rubber, wood, lumber and logs. Each company also will manufacture and design models and metal patterns and repair and remodel all kinds of machinery, and do a gen eral machine and Jobbing business. The Incorporators are Theodore Shade, Edward Nlramo and A. R. McWilliam, all of Portland. Fire-Klghttng Plans Progress. SALEM, Or., May 30. (Special.) State Forester Elliott, who returned from Portland today, said that the plan of organizing county fire associations among timber owners was meeting with remarkable success. Two new associa tions have been organized, one in, Co lumbia County and the other in the western part of Lane County. The agreement with the Government for the appropriation of $10,000 was re- Heart causes an irregularity in its beat. and fermenting food may cause dose. First you notice an increase dTiggists, or direct by mall. poFtpaid. tne aiei dook wnte to i ne ur. u r'illiams Worry About Have You TaKen Advan tage of Our One Half Price Sale on All Our Art Goods? Now Going On THIRD FLOOR. We are headquarters for abdom inal and obesity Belts and Support ers. Silk and Elastic Stockings and Trusses. Convenient fitting-rooms, for men and women with expert fit ters in attendance at all times. OPERA AND FIELD (.LASSEN In a most complete assortment, also Barometers. Hygrometers, Micro scopes, Magnifiers, Etc. We invite your Inspect ion. LOOK AT THIS $3.50 and $4 00 Parisian Ivory Hair Brushes, 29 "THEATRICAL M AK K-ITP We have a most complete line of the best manufacturers, including the "Hess," "Stein," "Meyers" and "Leishner." Rxcellent values In Automobile. Goggles, to close out, lOe, 25c, 7rc. $1 How far do you walk? Get a Pedometer at $1, put it in your vest pocket and note how many miles you walk each day. Specials for Friday and Saturday Only 3-qt. red Fountain Syringe use Size 2-ft. Svrlnge, white -3c Size 3, red Waterbottle, guaran teed 1.2 2-ft white Waterbottle, guaran teed eo Sine 3 Maroon Combination Syr inge and Waterbottle S1.33 Size 3 Maroon Waterbottle in. woden box 4 gl.o Face Chamois, two for Se Marvel Whirling Spray i.5 Plant or Clotiies Sprinkler 2.".c Shower Bath Spray 70c celved today by Mr. Elliott and will be signed and returned at once. Moslcr's New Sawmill Starts. MOSIER, Or., May 30. (Special.) E. L. Root and B. W. Veatch have Just Installed a new commercial Industry in Mosiftr, In the form of a new sawmill, which started operating today. The new mill has a capacity of 20,000 feet Factory-to-Home Price. . . 48-in. top 'ljj !. ; 6-ft. extension 4' Factory Direct to Home B are manufacturers of Mission Oak YY I Furniture, arid sell direct to your I hnmA ai. faetorv Drices. Thouzht, care and taste are self-evident in our furni ture, which must be right, for we guarantee it to last a lifetime. Be one of thousands who with satisfaction and profit have taken the short cut and now buy direct from fac tory to home. Mail-Order Catalogue Free Salesroom 389 Alder Opposite Olds, Wortman & King Here's the remedy for "House Maid's Grouch" One dozen assorted Campbell "kinds". Keep handy, on the pantry shelf. Have say 3 of the "Vegetable" fresh with spring-time flavor, 2 of the Clam Chowder, 1 of the hearty Beef Soup, 2 each of the "Chicken", the "Ox Tail" and the "Mock Turtle" all so savory and satisfying; and ready in three min utes, with no trouble for anybody. Take regularly, "as prescribed", specially Mondays and holi days. May cure your own grouch too. Try it today. 21 kinds 10c a can Look for the red -and-white label -ewfcc r.,.. , -rf FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALES ON DRUGS 10c Soda Bicarbonate, pkg .....Se Sue Cream Tartar, pkg s:te 2ric F.n-gen-ol (also oil can"), bottle "Oc 25c For-mol Toothpowder. can, spe. 14c 10c Spirits Camphor, bottle.. 7e lilt; Sewing Machine Oil, can.' 4c 15c Peroxide Hvdrogen, bottle e 10c Epsom Salts, pkg ....tie 15c Compound IJcorice Powder.- 9c 10c "Wood-lark" pure spices. Pepper. can 7c 10c "Wood-lark" pure spices. Allspice. can 7e 10c "Wood-lark"" pure spices. Ginger, can 7e 10c "Wood-lark" pure spices. Cloves, can 7o 10c "Wood-lark" pure spices. Saga can 7c 25c Pure Castor Oil (crystal white). bottle lc 25c Glvcerine (best quality) bottle lc 25o Crude Carbolic Acid, bottle. ... ISc 25c assorted Corks (a handy article) . box 17e 10c Moth Balls, pkg c ON YOUR SIDEBOARD 8-inch Star Cut Berry Bowls, regu lar $4.50 to Ifi.OO: now f.t.74 Special Sunburst Pattern Creamers and Sugars. Reg. 3 values, spe. at.ns 5-inch Handled Nappies In fine Prism Cuts, regular $1.25. now 04c Imported Amphora and Stellmacher Potteries, artistic designs, Half Off. Beautiful assortment of Artistic Candlesticks now st.oo, $1.25, i.:t-" Here's a Splendid Oppor tunity to Secure a Camera at Nearly One-Half Price A No. 4, 5x7 Seneca Plate Camera with fine R. K. Lns and Shutter. long bellows with one holder and carrying case. Regular $19.00. now gtt.oo Pocket Seneca Plate Camera witli auto shutter and double lens, long bel lows and one plate holder. Reg. $11. now s.rt.00 Photo Mounts of assorted sizes anil colors displayed on the counter 1n the photo department, were 15c to 30c the dozen: now only, dozen fie Glass 4x5 Trays, deep and smoothly finished In the green, amber, clear colors. Were 20c each, now 2 for 20c SOMETHING NEW IN MOULDINGS New designs of carved and intaglio frame mouldings in ebony, rosewood. Circassian walnut and gold; never been shown in Portland before. Their ar tistic beauty will appeal strongly to everv art lover. Art Department, Fourth Floor. Do you know our fram ing charges are very reasonable? & Co. per day, and they expect to -work It to the limit in order to fill the large num ber of orders on hand; in addition to the sawmill they will operate a new planer which Is being set up, and will manufacture a finished product. Such an industry Is quite an acquisition to the town, as it will Increase the pay roll to a marked extent, and the owners are assured of every support of the district. Retailer's Usual Price '28 .00 Height 30 in. Legs 2y2x2l2 in. :.y V AVi ill