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AXl'SKMEXTS.
1IEILIO THEATER Olth and Morrlaon)
Famous Scotch comedy, "fciunty I'ulis tha
fciring-a." This afternoon at 2:16 and lo
niitiu at :!.
CAKER THEATER (Broadway and Mom
uoi Baker Player In "The Alan of tha
Hour." This afternoon at 2:15 and to
night at 8:15 o'clock.
CRPHEI M THEATER (Broadway and Tay
iori Vaudeville. Thla afternoon at X:ll
and tonight at 1:1a.
EMPRESS THEATER (Broadway and Tim
liir. Vaudeville. Thla aftarnooa at 2:1$
and tonight at 7:J0 and .
TANTAGES THEATER (Broadway and Al
der) Vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:1a
and ton!(ht at 7:14 and t.
iVRIC THEATER (Fourth and Starm
Musical comedy, "In Bohemia." This
afternoon at 2:13 and tonight at 6JW
to l:i.
PEOPLE'S THEATER (West Park and Al
der) Marr Plckford In C apnea" and
other moilon-plctura plaa From 11:S0 A.
i. to ii:a f. M.
ARCADE THEATER (Washington. 1
tween Sixth and Broadway) Exclusive
nrar-run piciuraa. from 11 A a. 11
P. II. dally.
COLUMBIA THEATER (Sixth and VT ashing-ton
) Continuous first-run pictures
Irons 11 A. as.
JIAJESTIC TEHATER (Washlnrton and
Park) Conunuoua Xlrst-run motion pic
tures. CLOBB THEATER (Elerenth and Wash
ington) Continuous first-run motion pictures.
Advertisements Intended for the Ctty News
ra Brief eolumna In Monday's taane most be
handed In The Oreajonlao bualneaa file by
ft 'clock Saturday ereainf:.
East fcrvE.vm.vra Street Mat Ba
OrxKES. Renewed efforts are to be
made to open East Seventeenth street
throuirh Midway In the near future.
Nell Sullivan, a resident and property
owner on East Seventeenth street, con
sulted Commissioner Dleck about this
extension, and definite steps will be
taken after the election. December 9,
when the provision for opening streets
will be more clear If the amendments
are carried. The viewers heretofore,
who have assessed the damages have
awarded $17,500 above the benefits and
an assessment was spread over a large
territory, but Its collection was re
Fisted successfully in the court. Mr.
.Sullivan expressed the opinion tint
East Seventeenth street can ba opened
throurh Midway at much less than
117.500. The distance to be opened is
about two blocks, and the street Is
occupied with some Improvements.
Dr. Coleman Lectubbs Today. Dr.
Norman K. Coleman, of Reed College,
will srlve the next to the last of his
present Berles of lectures this noon at
the Young Men's Christian Association.
His subject will bo. "The Voice From
FirTT-Frva Voices w Cantata. The
Young Women's O'.ee Club of the
Sunnyslde Congregational Church will
render the cantata "The Moon Queen
(Gottschalk). in the assembly room of
the Sunnyside public school building.
Friday evening;. December 12. William
Lowell Patton. who has been the
director of the club since Its organiza
tion, and who recently presented "Prtn.
c:ss Chrysanthemum" with marked
success, will lead the chorus of 66
voices In this attractive cantata. The
management ls.in the bands of Eusrene
P. Stemmed. Anions; those who take
leading parts In the production axe:
Misses Marguerite E. Moore, Mildred
Raymond. Bnsalo F.arslsy, (trace Rose,
Leona Barchus. Helen Miller, Grace
Gco!a!l. Kuth Worden, Louise Gilbert.
Edith Bouse.
Hs-LP From Welsh Asked. An ap
peal for help from the Welsh people
of Portland is bains; made for the J0
widows and TOO orphans left destitute
by the recent terrible disaster at the
Senphenyd coal mine in Wales. Con
tributions, however small, will be
R-ralefully received by W. It. Williams,
315 San Rafael street, who has been
appointed National committeeman for
the fund In Portland. The officers of
the National committee are: Colonel R.
A. Phillips, Scrtmton, Pa., president: W.
J. Jones. Pittsburgh. Pa, and Jenkln
Jones, BramwelL W. Va vice-presi
dents; James J. Davis, Pittsburgh,
auditor: John Chappe:l. Pittsburgh,
treasurer; T. Owen Charles, Pittsburgh,
secretary. Contributions may also be
sent to John Chappell, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
treasurer for the fund.
Estate to Be RsoPEjfEn. Anders
Highland, whose father's estate was
closed nearly ten years ago, will be al
lowed to reopen the matter and have
an accounting of the rents and profits
since the death of his father In 1897.
according to a decision handed down
yesterday by Circuit Judge John 8.
Coke, who is hoMlnp court In Judge
Morrow's department. Highland charged
that while he and his slater were In
Norway, Ole Tollison. his brother-in-law
and administrator of his father's
estate, defrauded the children of Mr.
Highland out of property, valued now
he ssys at about Mooo. The property
was purchased by L. Highland, shortly
before his death, it is said, for 1600.
Anders Hlfthland through conveyance
from his three slaters, claims four
sixths of the estate.
Janitors Go to School Tonioht.
Janitors of the Portland publlo schools
will so to school again themselves to
night. In a clans on the study of sanl
ti-.ion which will be held at (he Buck-
man school at 8 o'clock Dr. Calvin U
White, ol the State Health Board, will
be the Instructor. The fiist lesson In
the Janitor's course, which was begun
about a month ago, was In ventilation.
At future classes other problems of
Janitor work will be taken up. Al
though the school primarily Is for
.'anltora who are in the public schools.
anyone sue who is Interested In the
course la at liberty to attend.
FouvDEB to Aid Kerr Home. The
Albertlna Kerr Nursery Home which
Contractors Cass to Be Hxard
Judge Kavanaugb. will bear evidence
this mornlnn to determine whether
Gieblsch & Joplin ahall be restrained
from procedlng with the digging of
sewer trenches In the Montavllla dis
trict under present conditions. Suit
was started several days ago In which
the Portland Gaa A Coke Company al
leges that the sewer contractors are
digging sewer ditches In such a way
that serious damage to the gas mains,
already laid, may result. At many
points. It Is charged, the gas mains
have been undermined and there Is
dancer that they will break and In
terfere with the service to the Mon
tavllla patrons.
Stereopticom MiiTinrltcii II.
I.l'STRATE HOLIDIT Fermons. Dr.
Trimble at Centenary, E. 9th and Pine,
will preach a series on "The Christ,"
Illustrated by views from Hole. TIsBOt
and Hoffman. First, Pec 7. 7:30 P. M
"Christ the Friend of the People":
11 A. M, "Making Life Your Religion."
Adv.
Dr. Sandpord Whiting has returned.
Adv.
THIEF ALARMS STOLEN
MAKER OP DEVICES CHARGED
WITH THEFT OF MATERIAL.
If"
ihn Pnnntrv' thA PoonlA and tha Land.1
Dr. Coleman's topic for the series Is, I ha lot been in need of funds will
"An Introduction to the Old Testament J deceive the support of the founder.
Prophets." His addresses have shown
the application of the Old Testament
messages to present day conditions.
Weather Defies Forecaster. Still
defiant of the prediction of rain from
the Weather Office every day for the
past five days, the pleasant weather
continued to occupy the stage again
yesterday. The sky was rot free from
clouds, but there was none of the rain
that had been predicted. It is thought
that tomorrow a full week of fair
weather may be completed, although
the Weather Bureau has again hung
out the "rainy" prediction.
Daniel J. Haines Dies. Daniel J.
Haynes. a veteran of the Civil Wa.
died at his home. 295 East Forty
second street. December 4. at the age
of 69 years. During the Civil War he
was a member of Company F. Twenty
sixth Kentucky Infantry, and was a
member of Lincoln-Garfield Post, No
2. G. A. R. The funeral will be he!d
today at 1 P. M. from Flnley's chapel,
end the interment will be made in the
O. A. R. Cemetery.
Woma- Lobhs J20.000 Scrr. Sealed
verdict for the defendunt was returned
yes'.erday In the ense of Beatrice
Hamnett against the Portland Railway,
Light & Power Company, in which Miss
liamnett had sued for $20,000. She
charged that her back was injured and
several vertebrae were displaced when
she was thrown from a car near the
corner of Mason and Dekum avenues.
The accident occurred last March.
Holly Thefts Beoin. Along with
the first letter to Santa Claus. the first
theft of holly of the pre-Chrintmas sea
son occurred yesterday, when Mrs.
Charles Kamm, of 215 Fourteenth
street, reported to the police that boys
were stealing holly from the rear lot
of her home property. Thefts of holly
and Christmas trees are the first warn
ing that the police yearly receive of
the advent of Santa Claus.
Bevevolent Association Incotlporatfs.
Articles of Incorporation of the
liegrlna Margherlta Circolo, No. 1, U.
A- O. D. were filed yesterday in County
"lerk Coffey's office, by Domenlca
Plandino. Arch Druidcss, Fellenla
liutto, secretary and Assunla Ccreshtno.
treasurer. The organization was
formed as a voluntary benevolent as
sociation. Makes Dp: posits With Statu Authori
ties. The Columbia Life & Trust Com.
Iiany Is the only Oregon life Insurance
company that gives Its policyholders
the superior protection afforded by
reserve deposits with state authori
ties. W. M. Ladd. president, S. P.
LoikwooU, vice-president and general
manager. Home office Spaldln; bldg.
Adv.
Track Must Be Moved. Percy &
Strlckier were given 60 cays in which
to move the railway spur on East
Fiftieth street. near Powell Volley
road. Property owners there have been
tryinq for two years to get this track
taken up, asserting that It was an
cbstruction to the street and prevent
ing its being Improved.
Failinq School Hzars Dr. Hodoes.
Tr. C F. iiodpes, of the University of
Oregon, atiuicsi'eU the pupils of Fail
ing school yesterday on 'Agriculture
and Mirds" His talk was given in an
Interesting and criiertalninsr way and
Mas appreciated by the children Dr.
Alexander Kerr, who has telegraphed
from Chicago his willingness to help
until state aid Is secured. Mr. Kerr
commends the work of Rev, J. E.
Snyder, Kev. W. O. McLaren and Dr.
I. N. Palmer for their splendid work
In behalf of the home which is main
tained for deserted babies and unfor
tunate mothers.
Professor Coleman to Lecture.
Professor Norman F. Coleman, of Reed
College, will give the fifth of his
series of lectures on "The Earlier
Prophets," In the T. M. C A. at 12:30
today. The subject of the lecture will
be "The Voice From the Country; the
People ar.d the Land." The object of
these lectures Is to prove that the
old prophecies have a message for to
day. There is no charge for admis
sion. Sellwood Has New Librarian.
Mrs. Alice Jones is the new librarian in
charge of "he Sellwood Branch Li
brary. Mrs. Jones formerly was con
nected with the Central Library, but
more recently was with the library at
Cottage Grove. She will move to Sell
wood. Miss Ruth Crocker, who had
been librarian, has taken charge of
the new South Portland Branch Li
brary. Park Ronds to Be Considered.
The Sunnyslde Improvement Club and
Parent-Teacher Circle bas called a
mass meeting for Monday evening, in
the auditorium of the Sunnyslde school.
Thirty-fourth and Yamhll streets at t
o'clock, for the purpose of considering
the park improvement bonds. Com
missioners will be present and speak
on this matter and public playgrounds.
Jurt Convicts roR Nox-Sitport.
Lewis G. Simon was found guilty yes
terday by a Jury In Judge McGinn's
court tor non-support of his family.
Several husbands are serving time on
the rock pile, having pleaded guilty.
Simon Is the first to be found guilty
by A Jury. The only other trial on a
non-support charge resulted In . a
verdict for the defendant
DAT Take Up With Evidence.
Evkienco was heard yesterday morn
ing, afternoon and nlKhl in the suit
of trie Order of Saint Benedict against
Edward Kilfeather, the National Surety
Company and 13 co-defendants to de
termine the validity of liens held
ncainRt buildings owned by the Bene
dictine Sisters, and the amounts due
under tho liens.
The pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Twelfth and Alder
streets, will he occupied both morning
and evening this Sunday, by the pastor.
Rev John H. Boyd. D. D. At 10:39
A. M. Dr. Boyd will speak on "The
Changeless Certainties of Christianity."
Evening topic, 7:J0 P. M. will be, "The
Sin of Being Commonplace." Adv.
Mazamas to Hike on Cantos ICoad.
For their Sunday trip the Mazamas
will leave the junction of Jefferson
street with Canyon road at 1:30 P. M,
and will walk out over the latter
highway for three or four miles. They
will then tramp across country to the
Barnes road and return to Mount
calvary, and thence home.
Hioii School Facilities Wanted. A
community gathering will be held to
night in Bellrose hall, near Lents. The
matter of providing high school facill-
t.es will be -discussed, and if the peo
Joka Blertom, es-Flreaaaa aad Alleged
Maker of Chinatown !lama Sys
tem, la Ceavleted.
John Norton, an ex-ftreman, stole the
material from which he made burglar
alarms to protect others from thieves.
according to charges made by Detect
ives Golts and Royle. A. Broddle. 411
Twenty-third street. North, and son.
larence, Ole Horeth, an employe or
Brodle: If. Spady, C Soady, .John Yost
and E. Webber, nil of the fcpady Bhow
Case A Fixture Company, 81 Nlcolal
street, yesterday Identified goods and
tools taken from Norton s home at 4ZS
Twenty-fourth street. North, as having
been stolen from them.
Norton, who Is accounted a mechani
cal genius, has circulated advertising
In which he contracted to supply burg
lar alarms to stores and homes under a
new mechanical electric system devised
by himself. Much of the tools neces
sary to construct the alarms were
identified by others as their property.
Establishing Norton's claim to me
chanical ingenuity, It was discovered
yesterday by the detectives that Norton
devised and installed the electrla warn
ing and door-closing systems In use in
the gambling dens in Portland's China,
town, which have defied the efforts of
the police to permanently put out of
business, though portions of walla,
doors and fittings have been removed
bodily In the effort
Norton was convicted Thursday In
Municipal Court of the theft of 117
worth of fine hardwood from the Emer
son Hardwood Company, of Twenty
third and Nlcolal streets. The mate
rial taken was a special order, and
easily identified. He refused to defend
himself and took a 80-day sentence
without uttering a word of protest or
defense.
Norton was a member of Engine Com
pany No. 6. He was dlsoharged when
convicted of theft His home is filled
with handsome furniture of beautiful
design and expensive hardwood.
yon are goinp to bay real es
tate, in justice to yourself
you should see that the title
is unassailable. Secure our
Guaranteed Certificate of
Title. Investigate. Call for
booklet. Title & Trust Co.,
Fourth, near Stark.
We also Issue title Insurance.
F. f-avs-'ati
Tmiiffliiusrwuns
The sewer system of Ellensburg emp
ties Into the Yakima River, and the
residents of North Yakima charge that
this system Is a menace to the lower
valley city. It Is probable that Ellens
burr will bring suit against Cle Elum
and Roslyn. two small cities nearer the
source of the river.
"The Wreck"
Thrilling 3-Part Vitagraph
Masterpiece
"The Little
Hero"
A Beautiful Picturizcd
Poem
mi
Come to the
Grand
Opening
of the
Doors Open
at
6:30 P. M.
WEST WILL URGE FUND
Governor to Atk Legislature to Faj
Balance for Veterans' Trip.
SALEM. Or.. Dec B. (Special.)
Governor West has announced that
he will ask the next Legislature to
appropriate 35iJ.JB, a deficiency in the
amount expended for the transports
lion of Union and Confederate veterans
to the celebration of the 50th annlver.
nary of the Battle of Gettysburg. This
amount Is owed the O.-W. Jt St N. Com
pany, and the original appropriation of
$&U00 has been exhausted.
"The Attorney-General bas held,"
said the Governor, "that the emergency
board can create deficiencies only for
past expenditures and not to meet fu
ture ones. In view of that decision
there is nothing to do but to refer this
matter to the Legislature, and trust to
luck the Attorney-General won't In
dict me."
SEAL SALES ARE PUSHED
MAVACnMEVT nol'ES TO ItEACH
2,100 HARK BY TO SIGHT.
While Campalara Close Today Anna
Held Will Officiate Monday and
Julias F.ltlace Wrdaeaday.
"We hope by whirlwind sales today
to bring the Bed Cross seal receipts as
near the f L'COO mark as possible." said
Mrs. Thomas D. Honeymai, chairman
of the tuberculosis committee of the
Visiting Nurse Association and man
ager of the seal campaign, last night.
"The general sale will close tonight,
but t!ie booth In the new lobby of the
Oregin Hotel will be kept open Mon
day for a special sale by Anna Held,
and will be open again Wednesday,
when Julian Eltlnge, as "the Fasctu-
atlng Widow, will sell seals.
"The general headquarters in the old
lobby of the Oreson Hotel will be
maintained until Wednesday night The
tuberculobls exhibit, literature and
seals will be here until that time, after
which the exhibit will be sent to all tha
branch libraries of the city, and litera
ture and other Information on the care
ot tuberculosis may be had at the of
fice of the Visiting Nurse Association
in the Medical building."
All booths are planning for big vales
today and several have put on an extra
force of workers
Need for the fund that Is being raised
was emphasized yesterday by a call
upon the Visiting Nurse Association
(or a mother and child. The woman
has pulmonary tuberculosis and the
child, which Is only U year old. lias
glandular tuberculosis. They aro with.
out funds or friends.
Hodces spoke of the new courses that P; favor this department a committee
will be Introduced Into the schools. will be appointed to take tip the.mat-
Decidk Now. Mn. Has and Womav ter withethe directors. The meeting
Ouulify for the salary of the "top ls Pub.ic to all interested.
notch" men and women. Efficient ! "Doper" Charged With Assault.
minds command $?5.00 per year. The ! Complaint was issued yesterdsy by
fufnrrt demands for such will incressrt
' Get acquainted with your mentai quail,
ties that win, and move up. Hear
lecture, Baler Theater, Monday, 12.20.
Free, no collection - -Adv.
I'oiRTiiocsB Wiring -Needs Change
t'h.maea in the electric su-ltcnboard
at the Courthouse before :t can be used
will cost about J1125. Superintendent
Hatchcl reported to the County Com
missioners yesterday. He recommended
thut the mntter be referred to Whidden
A. Lewis, architects of the bu'.ljln?.
Salvation Ahkt to Have Evhou.
!E.vr. There will be an "enrollment
uf soldiers" at the Salvation Army
Hall. Second and Ankeny streets. Sun-
cay at S P. M. Several of the proba
tionary members will be publicly en
rolled as ni tlvo members o! the Salva
tion Army Corps No. 1. All are invited
Ladd Pt-piu Have Orchestra. Lade
school has un orchestra of 18 pieces
among its students, the organisation
being formed and directed by one of
the teachers. Mrs. Loo Gray. The or
chestra Is figuring largely In the
aftalrs of the school In which music
Is demanded.
Fob your Xmas postcards and greet
ing cards ko to the Postal Shop. 124
6th, near Wnsh. We are now showing
our beautiful imported lines. Come In
while the ass t. is good. U.
fcta. No. 19. Adv.
Pocabostas, J? 50 a ton.
Portland & Suburban Coal
JsSv Adv.
S. Postal
delivered.
Co. Main
Deputy District Attorney Ryan against
h'tliel Tate, charging her with assault
ulth intent to kill Francis Morgan.
The Tate woinnn. It is said, adminis
tered "dope" to Morgan when they
were Indulging In a drinking party
in Morgan's room.
KuwaRns Fixcrai, Held. The fu
neral of Henry K. Kdwards. 721 Main
sueot, for many years a prominent
furniture denier of this city, was held
yesterday monuir-r. High mass was
raid by Father O llara at the Cathe
dial at 9 o'clock. The Interment was
In Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Two Plead Guiltt to AssAfxT.
David J. Martin and F.lmer Johnson
Indiotei last month, pleaded gully to
as3.tu,t yesterday. Sentence will be
passed Monday. Martin and Johnson
were charged with taking tools from
the sectioii-liouse nt Bonneville.
Bio Dancb
To be given tonight by the degree
team and hand. Loyal Order of Moose,
at Moose hall. Royal bldg Morrison,
be. ween Broadway and Park. Dancing
starts at 8:30 P. M. Adv.
Sacred Soncert. Sunnyslde M. E.
Church. Sunday evening at 7:43. Chorus
and best choirs assisted by harp and
violin. Adv.
Mii.i.rsERT REDrcnoxs at Wolcott's
millinery gives you high-class goods
to choose from; 415 Alder St. Adv.
Ems Spanish and Amer. Grille. 138
Park. Musio tonight. to 8. 10 to 18.
Adv.
PORTLAND'S JEST LUNCH
At the Holta Store.
Splendid homelike cooking. Moderate
prices. Cafeteria and counter service
from 11 A. M. to 7:88 P. M. Vegetable
Soup, Be. Fish Baked Halibut. To
mato Sauce, 10c. Boasts Boast Beel,
Brown Gravy. 10c: Hot Frankfurters,
with Horseradish Sauce, 10c. Salads
Shrimp, lalmon. Potato, etc., Ec; Fruit
Combination, 10c. Vegetables, all kinds,
5c Pie and Pastry, be Fifth St. en
trance direct to restaurant. The Holts
Store, Fifth and Washington. Adv.
Sewage PuJts Threatened.
ELLKNSBUTtO, Wash, Dec S. (Spe
cial.) Ellensburtr faces a suit to be
brought by North Yakima on account
of tiie former city's sewage disposal.
GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW
First Congregational Church, Park
and Madison streets. Dr. Luther K.
Dyott, the minister, preaches. Themes:
11. "Sin;" 7:45, "How Far Should We
Care What Others Think of Us?" Adv.
RECOMMENDED.
Trained nurses, bookkeepers, stenog
raphers, dressmakers and other trained
workers at Woman' Kxchango. 1S6
Fifth street. Adv.
CARD OF THAXKS.
We -wish to take this opportunity to
thank our kind friends nnd neighbors
for their assistance and sympathy dur
ing the sickness and death of our
beloved daughter.
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Hear Ye!
You Men
You know 701111 finally
decido upon one of onr
famous fancy Packages,
filled with Swctland's
Sweets, for Her. You
have for years and will re
member how yon 've waited
to be served during tho
rush of the lat hours be
fore Christmas. Reform,
and
Make Selection
Now
It will be carefully
packed and all ready-, for
you whenever you say,
without annoying and vex
atious delays.
Our showing of New
Things in Baskets, Boxes,
Cabinets and Cases is
larger than ever before.
You know what that
means.
Tho "Popular Sweet Shop"
Tonight !
A strictly high-grade motion
picture theater modem in every
way perfect in all appointments.
No matter what kind of motion
pictures please you best dramatic,
comic, historical, educational
you'll find them all at the New
Star Theater.
Any Scat in the House
TEN CENTS
Show Starts
at
7:00 P. M.
"The Thrifty
Janitor"
Refined Comedy
Five Complete
Reels
of Licensed and Censored
Pictures
The Best in Good
Things to Eat
at a reasonable price.
Thnf s what you want when
you iso out to dine.
That's what you always
find at
TheHazelwood
Co t eet loaery
ad Rrstaaraat
TVashlaaTtoa
at Teeth
MDMlsTOM
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Investors
who desire to convert
their cash into bonds
or warrants on ac
count of
The New Income
Tax Law
are invited to phone,
write or call upon
Warren
Construction Co.
Jonrmal BalldlnKe Portia ad.
Hula
Electrical
G-i-F-T-S
All the rnge this year. Select
now from the following list.
We will deliver at your request.
Electric Irons
Electric Coffee Percolator
Electric Toaster
dec-trie Reading Lamp
Electric Living Iioom Shower
Electrii! Dining Room Shower or
Dome
Electric Hair Curler.
Electric Chafing Dish
Electric Hash Lights
Electrio Heater
Electric Xmas Treo Lights
Electric Hair Dryer
Electric Blankets
Electric Toy Motors
Electric Shaving Cup
Electric Foot Warmers
Electric Mazda Tungsten Lamps
Electric Carpet Sweeper.
(Keep TIiir List for Reference)
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M. J. Walsh Co.
Electrical Appliances
311 Stark St.
Both Phones
f UK entire line of
Clocks, includ
ing biicli makes as
fg; J. y 7Wr Ansonia, SetH
iVX r'VAYi ' ' '"tr'mttJ Thomas, New Ha
ven, Session and otherp, in marble, bronze, gilt, leather, etc
All Less Vz .
Select the Ones You Want Now at the
Marx & Bloch Dissolution
of Partnership Sale
Silver Hollow Ware at 25 per cent off
Silverware Flatware now at 15 per cent off
Elgin and Waltham Watches 23 per cent off
Cut Glass and Umbrellas ....One-third off
Diamonds 'on easy credit
system as heretofore!
283 Morri son n
Between 4th and 5th VsTOrf-
w
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Endurance
"Counts In everything-.
Chloride of lime is used
In many laundries as a
substitute for conscien
tious work. This de
structive chemical de
stroys linen and lahncs
ana impairs tne endur
ance of anything it
comes In contact with.
The IMOM does no'
permit its use.
rlU LA1123
That 7-Course
Sunday Dinner
the masruitiide of which wa.s never excelled for $1.00
innutrunitinp; a new irofbran-Quelle policy
will bo ready fnr you
At the Hofbfau-Quelle
any time between 5 and S:30 P. M. tomorrow. German Impe
rial Orchestra and rct'reshin? Cabaret. Phoue
reservations for your share of the srcnial
atmoi-phere that permeates the
HOFBRAU
QUELLE ALDER NEAR SIXTH.
Main 919 or A 5238
feffra Down the
3?L A St. Lawrence Rrrer
" . ;?s To Europe
Less Than Four Days at Sea.
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nam. Owaa aaaaasa aaorti aad ta ieav tfcaa .ara
a taa u anar aurs Un ...n aaaat can Qnaiac
OUtm axealMot aaatn fia MemlmL CplaWM Madl.
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Ceraca- Third aaa) ttos Bssl. I' " '. Oa
Or aVaav Aajr lUaaa Aceaa,
Boys and Girls
of Oregon!
How would you like to earn a
little extra money? Xo cost to
vorj only a little writing. If v.u
do, address E 5S8, Orefronian, giv
ing your name and address.
Efficiency
Schools
TO FIT MK. FOR BKTTER POSITIOXS
AT HIGUEK WAGES.
Advertising. ....$
Aas.-iy inir. . .....................
Automobile. .
KookkeepiniT.
Carpentry
Klectriciiy.
Pharmacy
Plan Heading Cost Engineering
Ceinfnrf-ed Concrete Construction
Salesmanship ...
Show Card Wrttlsuc
Shorthand
Surveying- and Mapping
Telearapbr aad UUpacralaar.. . . .
T rewriting-.
Wireless Teleffraphv (course)...
Architectural Drawing
Kref-hand Drawinir
Mechanical Drawing
Boys' fM hool
Accountancy ffuil course) 130.09
T. SI. C. A. DAY ASD NIGHT SCHOOLS,
Ink aad Taylor Sta.
Telephone Mala 70CJ5, A S1.
15.00
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10.(1 0
17.00
10.00
13.00
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20.00
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6.V0
60.00
7.30
7. SO
7.50
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rOUR INQUIE
FRIN1G
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Oak
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Phones
Main 165
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