TIIC MORNING OREGON IAN. MONDAY. NOVE3IDER 23. 1915.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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a . ri turn lair b. animal In lh
T'"rat Horna al fn '"PM hap ard
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rmt.ara ff lha r.ortry. l'om
ta tS riaa:n4 irw aar1 rrli.a
In tha jrop.n;r an4 rarrl4 r
I aN srna 4ira.-. wits lha rrca
r.trt. f .trtn ..f.r.l mora award,
tu lha Oraioo ll.ta yt to ba fn4. Th
tav.land. war. thr.a rbamplona mri-i
Ora r.sarva rbampi.tn.hip.. al.o I
nr.r. M '). tJ Mr4. I . foartna.
tl f'.ftha an4 r r nt. Thy 4
n.t.r.l ftK'l .!-a at tba fair.
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14 in in. u I rori'im 'f Iba Jam..
Joflti ln fi'bMl on lh .nlr ef
TnnV,iln at oclob. " I
IncaMa. af tf lthn.Ji.l "barvS. wilt
prir.iia l i.i.- will b-. In cbarca of
!. M. ' J"n. of tna hri.tian
hun-n l'rr wiil b rffr4 b
!. I" lardn. of tia Harlot
B.ircb. rlpfura r.adina- an4 bt4
t on b lha K J. A. HPt.r. of lha
'raa Matbo.ti.1 i bMrch. rm. n hr H
, UMiii. of th t:ar ll.-al
rnmrlt An oiTarin w lit ba lak.n for
rn.rltj. .
r"t.f-m .: Aiti ttr. fif
ba l .ai4 to have dr-tv.n an aatmobtl.
wir on fronl ai'a brwaan a.ral
b;.x-b. rl lioa.nf.i.i; wa arrr4
a.rly y.fri!T mommi at TrrttU and
.M.tn .tfa.f. by Toil.- rrcr.nt Barn
a4 ralrolmaa Abbott. According- to
ofTk'-.ra tri. man waa o ir.toatcat.d
wh.n ar'ai4. that b rnuI4 nil ai.nd
ion. it la aa-'f inAi mi ioiomorn
.birn ha w. dvln l. nt bEonc
t lt nflit It bara licaaaa nim
bf whi. S la rir4 a balon.
lac la If. K. W.a4. of Itaa.arton.
A l.elora oa CMri.f tan f ian-a
will b dalir.4 bT William t. M
rrackan. i' .x. H. mmbr of lha board
of l--t.ira.Vi cf lha moik.r irhorrU.
Ia flr.l cf t'bri.l. ctntit.
In p.i.ton. V... in lha .dift'- cf Ktr.t
S ir- h cf kri.t. rl.-nt:t. .Nm.l.nl
and :arri crt. Vondatr au.nlrva'.
Noiim9r !?. at c"rlok. and at to.
Jafrron Hi lloot a. m bl t -room,
K.rbr nd) rlmar.cn r..ta. To-.dJ
vmntne. .NiT.mb.r : 1. at cclok. AH
ar. rord ally lnitd. A4.
'K.airiij J T' r. t A-
a. Al I. m.da bT tha A.aovtat.d Cbarl
t.a fi the t of two bou.ak..pinc
eyiom. frt. an l-lrtv wotran ao4 b.r
-Ya'ot4 rriii!Uu4 h ear. The woman
la tw:n( a.it4 by th rhartit.a. but
be-r fmat I. ovarifa and aha ha no
kocia cf being able to arn .noucS to
Bay r.nt Vi'l aomaona give h.r tha
tt.a of two va.-ant rom. The woman
b. tnoitt fornil-jr. for the room..
Notify .otat4 t'haritia.. Main Soil,
or A tit:.
A mti?i cf li Arartmant Ao-ie-I
on wilt bo hl4 Ika ea.nlna at t
l,U In nwiti . IthlK library.
r.mbr of Ih. f:coifjr riord an-l offi.-a
ii.l'liif n.n.cri. a w.t! a. all apert-maat-hotj.a
ewn.r. a4 op.raiora
aatit'f m.mbar. nf tha Apartm.nl A.
o. lt.oit or not. h.. ben ak4 to
.rt.nl The ln-t:rc will ! OP ad
minl.tratl.n. probl.ma In operatmc
p.rtment-koa tn rortUeel.
ra,T'f.3 .r I'mia t. Ti'to.t.
I'ir fa au.pita ef tna e.'bool bean.
lifvinaT cmmiM. an art eiMMt wilt
an ln th aud'tonim of lha toa.-k
roc at T 1' tonicht wttn an ap
pmprur. arfmm. Th.re will be
anrt talaa by 1'oionel t. K. II. Wood
and fr A P. .V-Kiniay. mi" by M:aa
Julia rr.'i a4 a r.ad n br Ml.. Nma
Ir.aEhou... Th public- and a.parlal
I lie p tryrt of tk aiekool are Cor
el i.i.itcd. Admi.ion fr.e.
h T ll.te. T Ip.mo
Tay, I ll.y.a. pa.tor of lha fellwood
K.pn.t h'irn. Ift la.t ThordT for
.ityw.t!. l?i. .I'M bo evtfapl.4 tha
p.ilrn of t Kapti.t 'hirrk y.aterdar
I aiaiiy a.rvi4-. II. tip'l to ron
4'. t a ..ria of m.ima at fetdw.tt
b.f ir. b: ra'ra WhKe there he will
b the ' of T r. I',tr. who
wa. form.rly In bu.inaaa In jt.ttweod
rraaaana A'"-'e inti.t- Acme
lUcb.ajt) Irfd 31 war i I cie th.ir
r.atjlar win;h!f .ocial In lha halt,
ir.i ny Ai4r .iraata. Jlalard.r
le. November IT. at whnk time
rat inl.raalm f.anra wllj l Intro-a.j.-.J
The pra-wlrnJT tam ef the
ran rranciare) fair will put oa th.ir
dni' i4fi:owa n4 Hbkaka In-
it4.
r Vw-rtw fa ntrnn -Mm Mart
r.rer. S' .ara of a. who waa
r.nl.--.4 BM.nKiou wkn ahe wa
afu-k b a iirMi.-.r aarlr faturdar
anht. waa po fjr r-or.rd y.at.rdar
th.t aha waa abl to be irnd from
Owl aanvarttan Ito.pltaJ to bar fcoma
al riftn 4 Jhrma atre.1. Mr
It after la emptoir.4 by HWorae lan
aorl. a b'ronl-alraat eipraaaman.
twTTci SotfM t Arr
Thoe J-.lrlr t. t.d Thank. jltlrf
donation. In the fHiHrama Home "HI
ei.ao aottfr the matron of th in.titn
lion In advance. All KBcil. public
va4 ariyat ir rvq'ia.t.4 to do tha
Ha I' hone Main it.
C II Laa. tailor, tocat.4 with Chaa
Tartay A t. Ill l.tte. block.
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tj StaTW, fcrdropatbr. traaaace. ela.
,..ir n. I-J Hoy bide M. .tA4
Vl.cao J J-rwytir 41'a
a't.r S3 wtil be HI Monitom-y
rr. roe Main '111 A4y.
jkt aa a M- aL.i -r . optician,
Uii l.oce-.l bai(. Atai HH.-A.iit.
jst J on tiT Warm RroT. The
M. Johea water committee. ppolnte4
at a pan mattntt held laat Monday
to ak for rortlaod wat.r rat.m, baa ae
lurtd from t'ommia'ionrr Paly a writ
ten ataiam.nl of what baa be cm done
toward ..curlna theae rata tbroonh
the purvhaae of the ft. Johne Water
l ampat) plant, or by the conetroetlon
ofanaw .y.t.m independent of tha com
pany. Mr. I'aly Informed tha com
mit lc. the ttanilnatlon of tha plant
b.I bo complt4 and alao plana
mad for n properlie new plant.
wM.b Mr laalr aaa be la Inclined to
fator A m.eiln! of the rluacne will
be cat4 In l. Johna tMa week to
wh..-h a report will be eubmltted. Ir.
William Iny and olhera will ad
dre.a Ihi. meiinaT. The citucna com
mitt.e faor ronatructlon of new
waler matn. rlalminar that It will be
.hearer in the end and Inner and
better pipe cart be laid.
Ilnwa faaprr I'taraw KrtjiiyVp.
rrln -ipal viairaaa I captained the home
cra.tit .yalem at lha meetir.al of the
orient rarent-TeaeS.r A.ociatlon hW
rndar at orient, near l lca.ant Home
He p-oinl.4 ool that by BtTlnaT creau
for work done at home pup-la ar
taetlT Dcoura4 to help Ihelr parent
an become e.nerally mora oaefjL At
tel. maetlna ofTic.ra for the enaulna;
year were elected a follow.: IT. I4.nl,
l;. f. M. Ilrown. errtary. Mr. Anna
V.wman. treaaurer. Mi.a II Maiade
M:cb. It waa devlded to hold a dia
Iri. t school fair n.it fall In which all
children nrolted Ira the achool rr.ay
enler. Tb choo children will b en
couraa.4 lo arow aardena and ral.e
poultry for Ihl. fair. Il.fre.hm.nl.
were a.rved by the women of tha com
munity. II waa d'ld4 lo hold meet
Irs. eiery fourth TAuraday throughout
tha year.
M"-T.-PlT I'aioa i:t.ar-T ToaK)aow
K S W heeler, aerfrurr cf the Mn
Vlethodi.l Mo, a I nloq cf I'ortlared.
ha. ..ud a call for the annual mt
ms and election of thte or(anlaatlok
tkH w in be held at t'.ntenary Meiho
1 .t Church at la.t Ninth and I'm
.ere.t. tomorrow evening. J I. Newell.
of Ih. junnyide Church, la chairman
of the committee on nomlnatlona and
A. I". KlegeL of the Woodiaan Church
a rHairoiaa cf a committee which will
.uggr.t aome changea la the ronatito
Hon. Atl male rnembera cf the Mtho-
dit llpi.opal Church In Portland.
above the age of It yaara are Invited
lo attend and participate. The pre.ent
oiTn.r. are: H 1 -o Paget, preeidcnt.
John Corkiah. Ice-preaident . K. N.
Uhe.lrr. aecretary. and J Allen llarrl-
on. trvaaurcr.
Potwa rfiybT Caa Ronataiaa
The two robbore who he!4 up Conductor
Thompaon of a Mount ccott car early
yeaterday morning, at Lent Junction
aid relieved him of It, ara believed
bv officr In be the amo men who
heI4 up a Woodatr-k rar about ten
daye ago. aerured II and made their
gla-way. Conductor Thompaon waa
at a telephone booth taking order
from a dispatcher when the two men
appeared and rifled Ma belt at Ih
point of a gora. Patrolman Ru.aell and
three other paaaengera were In tha car
nrarbv when the conductor wa hld
utv Tha patrolman tired two hnte.
but failed lo top lha robber. "The
hold-up men ara aaid to have been un
roaaked. VtarTaTio Plana Arortiti, Tha cur
rent rventa ria of Weatmlnater Prea
bytenan Chur.-h yeaterday completed
it plana of vl.ltatlon for Ih Irving
ton diatrlct. It la planned for two or
three member of Ih rlaaa lo vl.lt
farnlllea In the diatrlct and Invite tham
lo attend the church arvd apecially th
current cvente claa. C. rl. Cochran
. that the object la lo break down
the barrier between jirtchbore and get
a-4'jtate4 with the people. Thl
vtaitalton programme will start during
the enautng week.
l'toj Mr.trrici to Hb lltLh iji Ijkvt.
At a mceiing of lha pastor and lay
member, of the Ient Prienda, Kvange
li.al. Method! t and Itaptl.t rburche
la.t week, rommiilaei were appointed
to adopt plan for a aerie of union
meetinga to be conducted by Kvangellat
Vara Mart.r In the Lenta Kvangeltcal
Church, beginning New Year a eve and
la. ting one month.
TMA.Vg.rttVfKJ c-ll, THi mtUT NlIJMT.
Plana have been made for a Thanks
giving .octal Thur.day night at Hiber
nian Hell. Hueaetl tract, by the t
a'harlea parian. Handaoma prtaea have
been aerur4 for the car4 game, which
will be played In tha barvrjuet hall. A
mu.i.al and dancing programme has
been arranged.
Vn. Cnaraat Fr .. 4T T. M C A.
Pr i. II Chapman will apeak on
-tivln Illarht and the fortr.nnir of
Ood. at the Young Men Chrlattara
AaaociatlOB at ( o clock tonight. The
le.-ture on of ?e on the general aub
lect of The Involution of Ih Modern
Worl4"
M:ic.vaar to frsag FkioaT. Robert
.limpklni. a mlatonarv who (pent v
oral year In China, with hi wife a.-y!
a native worker w'll add re. a rally
at 1-enle Trlenda Church nut Friday
night on the aubject of mlaatona.
MUSIC WELL LIKED
Symphony Audience Shows
Appreciation of Classics.
FINE NUMBERS PROVIDED
Mia Marie CoItti' Violin
Playing Enthrall.
Utile Italian (.lei With ralevtl
fela Trio at vlallaeeaah Hotel la
Wo.acal Art 11.
(.cm of Concert Icclarcl Tm-HjiI-kowaky'a
Syniplrony 1'atlictlquo
No. but Otrrrr Offcrlnc Arc
Kh-cIcU Vllh Ilujovmrnl.
BT JOSEPH MACgUBEN.
Surely, thl city ha at laal reached
the symphony age.
Portland baa known It exploration
age. with r'paniah rover and Lwl
and Clark roaming' rartlca. It baa
known a lo Ita pioneer acroaa-the-plaina
era. Ita winning of the statehood
era. and other.
Hut. for a long lime, scrlou muftlr.
and especially the public appreciation,
of hlch-claa aymphony music, had to
wait Tha time haa now arrived when
Ih missionary era In 4ha latter direc
tion haa ceased.
Symphony had a red-letter occasion
of It yesterday at the llelllg Theater,
when a big audience drank Ira a big
feat of symphony music, and ap
plauded Ih heal of H with tha ur-erring-
accuracy of a metropolitan audi
ence habitually uecd to uch things.
The audience, loo. had a critical yet
Indulgent sense of appreciation, and it
Lad an experienced attitude. It aal up
and hugely enjoyed the mualc played
for la not Portland enjoying Ita fifth
rontlnuou aymphony aor? Many
of yeaterday'a patrons have aurety been
preaent at all these concerts, and their
musical education ha Increased ac
cordingly. Tackalkewak y Kyaapbeay t.ea.
The gem of yesterday' concert was
a magnificent rendition playing and
reading f Tschalkowsky a famoue.
ever-loved "Symphonle pathetlque. No
- Tha men pl)d It with beautiful.
cultured finish, and deep sympathy lor
all It many changea of mood. Port
land I fairly familiar wllh thl ym
r.ke.e.v t recollection of ona notable
rendition of lha "rnthetmue" In this J
city date back to several years i
when it waa played with much success
by the Chicago fymrnony i-rneeir.
Knaenbecker. conductor, but tnoeo wno
heard It then did not have their minds
prepared for the dirflcult-to-unlortan4
symphonic presentation of themes of
Ufa and death. Yeaterday'a rendition
of the ymphony wa Just a adequate
a that of the Chicago Symphony Or
chestra on the occasion mentioned.
A distinct share of tha triumph won
veaterdav waa due to the magnetic, put
nutetly dignified conducting of Harold
Bailey. The third movement, i"
"allegro molto vivace" ref lecis. suaneniy. .
th. lor of living, and Into thl Inter-i
pretatlon Mr. Bailey threw a compelling
magnetism that dominated the entire
or.hestea. He la lucky In having a
fleure that la tall and atatcly. He waa
.o.n'iv successful in readme the "Swan
fiong." a the finale.
War IMaya Part.
Th. Vl'ler. Stanford Irlh) "Rhap-N
sody- and the palnt-Saena tfrenrni
aimphonic poem. "Phaeton. nae less
tune :n them than one would Imagine
at first slshL but they belong to first
c!a mu.lc. really worth hearing. The
final waa the Joyous, ever-iovco in
vitation to the nance- i v ener- v. eln-
gartnerl. It was aeiignnuuy i"" r"
and up to tb atannarci rum ai io-
yio.i rendition or It eisewnere.
Much of the choice of yesterday' pro
gramme wa really determined by the
condition of the war in r.uropc .-t-music
had been ordered, but Informa
tion wa received thai It waa next to
lirpos.lbr to ship It across in-
tic. &o tha committee of music elec
tion had to nvak up tnt r"'"
from tl-.e music stock on hand, and uc-
reedrd wonderfuiv wen. i nc ursi vio
lin carried off the palm tor rumy .i
lone and facility of execution, especlal
'y In the Weber number. Waldemar
Lind wa a iir.i- i v...
The applause waa hearty, ana ym-
phony audience are learninu to ap
plaud at last-
The next svmphonv concert or tna
.erics occur Imcembcr 1J. with Va!dc
mai IJnd aa conductor.
TALK ON ORIENT BILLED
r..
14 r.'etrd that once la tunny
Italy, where Inspired folk sing and
play ca musical Instrument In the
open air. a buJd'ng. etilu who played
upon t'-e xlolio wondered In hi bom
town if be really were an artief. I'ld
hia lownapeople Uud hi violin play-in-
Ju.t doaiiw he waa one of them;
ro tia young man aid good-b
to home, and taking hi prireirea vio
lin with him. ha travete4 far lo a
distant city. Ha playe4 In lha public
QM.re and people gladly stopped t&etr
daily ta.h to listen to the new master.
pomrtMng tike tMa ha happened
la Portland.
Uim Maria Colettl. gold meda.!l for
violin playing at the Milan. Italy, con
servatory and wbosa America borne
1 In Chicago, la a new. young violin
tar. h made her f.rat public ap
pearance la tola city Saturday In the
Multnomah Hotel ballroom a violinist
of the Cot:ti-Pe! trio, and by her
nerr voiir dominated the entire
coBccrt. Her violin lono I Ilka molten
guld Her violin sings, criee. eobe.
walla an4 amIUa. Tie color, or aouadT
Tiey mail be heard lo be deecrlb4
Think of a tulle, pale-faced, emotional
Italian girl creating uch unexpected
art concepta- She haa genius.
The Irio Miss Colettl. violin; Bruno
Coi'tti. cello, and Mlacha Pel, plana
play with t-atln paaaion and way-
mg pathos. A ucy:er Tea. They
rhorwe tuneful music for rendition. Ihe
kind people Ilk, and mad good.
Their list of composition. Mndl
ohn. B.ethoven. ichubert. Mag Bruch
and Victor Herbert. I plendld Mia
Colettl wa narly deluged with re
call. Her extra nurabe-re wa " leraneae
raprl.-- iKrei.lerl. Th audience wa
large and enthuaiaatlc.
The next concert of th ColetH-Pell
Irto e-r.-tir In January.
M 1 1 f : t i
t.t I.ICK. MIIORY'
3 TftRS TO UPKAK.
11
DKfereat lew of -Yellave PrHP ta
That Oraiearllr r.aprewaed Ara
Reporlrd ta Be Meld.
Sidney U Gullrk. who ha been a
missionary In Japan for S year, will
be ih principal speaker at th
luncheon of the member' council of
th Chamber of Commerce at noon to
day. He will eipre.a a view of the
-yellow peril" far different from that
advanced by F.x-Rcpres'entatlve Pear
eon llobson. who waa here last week,
and hi subject In his addres today
will b lutter I'nderatandtng Between
Japan and America.
To Portland rpreentat ive of th
Imperial Japanese government. K.
Kumaaaka. and a number of hi coun
trymen, will be guest at the luncheon,
to which all member of the Chamber
of Commerce ar entitled to admUalon,
"At a lime when the Chamber of
Commerce, and. la fact, the entire Pa
cific Coaet la engaged In an effort to
enlarge Ita trade with the Orient, par
ticularly with Japan and China. It ap
pear advl.abla that our people obtain
every particle of Information that may
be had concerning th situation. aald
Chairman E. L. Thompaon. of tha
membera council.
-Hrtland and Oregon have never
worried much about tha go-called yel
low peril.' and wa do not now are
dangrre looming ahead that should get
ua excited. In fact. Japan and China
hav recently come lo u In th moat
friendly spirit, through visit from
some of their leading cltlsena.
-Mr. Gullck haa aa Intimate knowl
edge of lha ettuatlon. He la a clear
thinker and a good speaker, and what-
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C. S. Samuel,
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THANKSGIVING
TURKEY DINNER
(Six Courses)
75 Cents
Served 12 to 9 P. M.
THE HAZELWOOD
TVc Have the Following Good Things
for the Dinner at Howe '
BAKERY STORE
Hazehvood Mince Pies, Pumpkin Pies,
Plum Pudding, Fruit Cake, Home-Made
Pastry and French Pastry.
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Glace Fruits, Glace Nuts, Salted Al
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Hazelwood Home-Made Specials, Ha
zelwood Caramels, Hazelwood Choco
lates. ICE CREAM
Hazelwood Special Roll, Nesselrode
Pudding (brick), Sultana Roll, Cran
berry Sherbet, Pineapple Sherbet and
Orange Sherbet.
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Confectionery and Restaurant. 1
Washington at Tenth.
ever hi view may be I am convinced
that he should have a capacity audi
ence. The unemployed altuation also will
be discussed today In the report from
the committee which ha been making
an Investigation of the unemployed
situation for the Chamber.
j. p. Lee la chairman of the com
mittee, which haa been engaged for a
number of week In the Investigation.
Tho committee ha made a painstaking-
effort to obtain
value.
facta that will be of
Thanksgiving Dinner
for the Homeless
Tou have been wondering" where
t spend Thanksgiving, and have
asked yourself: "Where can 1 ro for
a home-cooked dinner and home
cheer everyone longa for. especially
in that day?"
Motor out on the Columbia River
Highway and take dinner with me.
I have taken char-fa of the popular
-Chanticleer Inn. and will serve
a good, old-fashioned dinner with
all the "flxin's."
Dinner served at all hour.
Music and dancing.
.-pedal ratea on auto.
Make your reservation by phone.
Main I3.
If you wish to talk to me person
ally, phone long distance. Chanti
cleer, at my expense.
MR. LILI I A PLUIALE. Haateaa.
i
WHEELER OPTICAL (JO.
Eye Specialists
Scientific
Examinations.
Glasses Accurately
Fitted.
Prices Reasonable.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Consultation
No Charge.
WEES 0PTICAL C
FIFTH FLOOR. OREGOXIAX BLDC.
I
Established
in 1859
! CP
Washington
and Third
Permit Wisdom
to play her part in the
financial affairs of life
and peace of mind will re
place the burden of doubt
and discontent. Set apart
regularly -a reasonable .
portion of your earnings
or income and invest in a
savings account. Permit
wisdom also to play a part
in the selection of your
bank. Oldest in the North
west, this strong state
bank offers the savings
depositor security that is
certain and interest that
is attractive.
I j rcrg Ifljirrl (tsrtrl teriR
Your
Grocer Will
Tell You
Yes! Almost any
grocer will tell you
that he sells more
German-American
Coffee than any
other brand and
has fewer com
plaints on it. You
take no chance
when you buy
G.-A. at 30c the
pound can it has
been indorsed by
thousands. Once
you try it you will
realize how extravagant you've been in judging quality
by price alone. G.-A. is steel cut; no chaff, no dirt, no
dust and packed in airtight tins, which preserve its
strength.
Foi
Thanksgiving
You should try Ger
man - American its
full, mellow, satisfy
ing flavor and delight
ful aroma will add
mightily to any
Thanksgiving' dinner.
And then G.-A. should
be packed in every
Thanksgiving basket.
It's reasonable in price
and it's sure to please.
In placing your order
for the "Thanks" bas
kets which you send to those less fortunate, be sure and
specify German-American 30c the pound tin, 85c for
3 pounds.
The Reason We Want You to
Try G-A Is This
We believe German-American to
be the best coffee ever packed
to sell for 30 cents the pound tin.
We want you to know its won
derful quality we want you to
save money on each and every
' pound. G.-A. is now sold at this
reduced price because of the
present low coffee market. An
advancing market may force the
retail price up at any time. You
just as well profit by the present
saving 25 is quite worthy of
your consideration.
LANG & CO.
The "Royal Club" House
Portland, Oregon
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; j. via..:M.:Vv'"--
ROUND TRIP FARES ' "
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
November 24 and 25 ,
for
Thanksgiving Visits
Between all stations (minimum
of 50 cents round trip) on the
Oregon Electric Ry.
the Popular Willamette Valley Route.
Round Trip Between Portland and
Forest Grove . . . .$1.00 St. Louis $1.50
Hillsboro 80 Corvallis 3.50
Quinaby 1.75 E. Independence . . 2.30
Donald 1.10 Orville 2.35
Eugene 4.80 Salem 2.00
Wilsonville 80 Albany 3.10
Butteville 1.00 Waconda 1.60
Harrisburg 4.15 Woodburn ...... 1.50
Fargo 1.00 Oakville 3.50
And between other intermediate points in proportion.
Oregon Electric Ticket Offices:
Fifth and Stark, North Bank Station, Tenth and Hoyt,
Tenth and Stark, Tenth and Morrison, Jefferson-St. Depot.
12Bots.AssortedLiquor, 1 each kind,$7.95j PORTLAND DOOR & WINDOW CO.
J3.00
4.O0
Kts'
Irt.oo
l..v
2..V
$4.00
John
Mail
Forest Home Whisky, gallon. . . .$
Sam Clay Whisky, gallon S3. '15
T. J. Monarch Whisky, rallon. ...S4.00
Kenwood Whteky, gallon S4.95
Wines all kinds, choice, rallon. IS
.... .11 liH- irslinn S 1 111)
Prandv, Rum or Gin. gallon 2.9."i
Blackberry. Apslcot. Peach, gal. .3.25
. Krri Kt Tpnrilanrl Or.
Order rilled frame Bay as ReceirecL
portlandTaint CO.,
230 Front Street.
I. Giboni & J. G. -Meyhrnnn, Prop.
ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. I
Phone Your Want Ads lo
THE ORECOMAN
"Main 7070. A 6095
CCHWA3 PR! F. Tl KG CO.
VSBEN FGREENE-HARRY FISCHER
34 5i STARK STREET
Hotel Clifford
bust Mrrlon M Near Grand Ave.
75c, $1 per day; with butu. 1.25.