THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 10, , 1902.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Orc&on Inn's Telephones.
OREGON.
Counting Room Main fiff7
Hanasinc Editor Mala 630
City Editor :...Maln 100
Composing Room Main 6S5
fcast Side Office East 01
Superintendent Bulldlns ;..Red 2S23
COLUMBIA.
Countinir Room G87
Editorial Rooms 106
composing: Room 714
Engine Room. :....29a
AMUSEMENTS TOXIGHT.
SHIELDS PARK. 13TH AND "WASHINGTON
Earle and Hampton, Lamonts, Hunt Club
pictures, vaudeville and music
Henri" Ordwat Seriously Injured.
Injuries which may cause death were re
celved yesterday by Henry Ordway, an
employe of the Pacific Co-operative Mill
ins Company. A defect In the dock was
the cause of the accident, and ho sus
tained a brokon pelvis and a number of
bad brulsea He was standing on the dock
when one of the workmen was passing
with a heavy truckload of lumber. Just
as the truck was passing; him one of the
wheels broke through the dock and the
whole load was tipped up. and fie was
caught under the timber. He was taken
at once to St. Vincent's Hospital, where
It was found that his pelvis had been
broken. "When asked as to his chances
of recovery the doctor in charge said
"The fatality In these cases is very great.
for it is hard for such an injury not to
do damage to some of the pelvic viscera,
I made a close examination, however, and
did not find that any internal damage had
oeen aone, and I think that his chances
for recovery are good."
une -siore hot Day. The mercury
stands above Its normal resting place, and
forecast umclal Beals does not expect It
to be any cooler until tomorrow, if then.
A maximum temperature of S3 degrees
was registered yesterday, which, while it
Is not up to the heat of Wednesday and
Thursday, caused almost as much discom
fort on account of the sultry air and the
absolute Jack of breeze. The warm spell
has visited the whole state, but in the
western part It was somewhat cooler yes
terday. The most disagreeable feature of
the past few days is the very warm
evenings, which are unusual for Port
land. At 6 o'clock last night the mercury
BUll stood at 91, and It was late before
the heat had abated .to any irreat extent.
The hourly temperatures yesterday were
as louows: 5 A. M., 62; 6 A. M., CO; T A.
M.. 62; 8 A. M., C5; 9 A. M.. 67; 10 A. M.,
70; 11 A. M.. 76; 12 ST., S2; 1 P. M., SS;
2 P. 31., 93; 3 P. M.. 93; 4 P. M., 83;
P. M., 93; 6 P. M.. 9L
Dull Dat in Public Offices. There
was an air of dullness in public offices
yesterday. There was a session of the
United States District Court in theunorn-
lng, but In the afternoon the doors were
locked, and the court attaches, with the
exception oi tne cierKs, had little or
nothing to do. In the Courthouse the
courts were all shut down, but the clerks
In the various offices managed to keep
Dusy writing up records, and the Deputy
Sheriffs had a few papers to serve. The
City Hall was quiet. The clerks put in
their time leisurely, and there were few
visitors, save those who called to pay
water rents.
Baseball Todat, 3P.3L
Baseball Today, 3 P. M.
Baseball Today, 3 P.M.
Baseball Today, 3 P. M.
Baseball Today, 3 P. II.
Portland
vs.
Tacojia. ,
Baseball Today, 3 P. M.
Baseball Today, 3 P.M.
Baseball Today, 3 P. M,
Baseball Today, 3 P.M.
Baseball Today, 3 P. M.
Professional Grounds, 24th & Vaughn
Suxdax Trolley Rides Today to
Mount Tabor, East Side Reservoirs and
Mount Scott, fare 5 cents. To Sellwood,
Mllwaukle, Oak Grove, Oregon City and
Cnaemah Park, overlooking the "Willam
ette Falls. Ample seats and tables for
picmcers. .Baseball game at 2:30 P- M.
Dancing in the pavilion. Refreshments on
the grounds, which are electric lighted
i nignt. nound-trlp rate to the Park
cents. cars every SO minutes from
iJirst and Alder.
Dalles Daily Excursions by boats of
White Collar Line from foot Alder street
dally 7 A. M. Grand scenic route of the
worm, juoirett's Springs, famous resort
ot. .martins Hot Springs, health sanltarl
urn; Jewett's, at White Salmon; noted
Summer hotel for scenery and rest;
Hood River, where stage starts for Cloud
Cap Inn, a mansion In the skies. Ask
lor ucKets to all these places. "Dalles'
eiectric scgn. Both phones. Main 351.
t-lose on .labor Day. About 200
uusiness nouses have signed the agree
u,cul yieaeiuea Dy tne labor unions to
close their doors on LaL"r day. Yester-
uay xne agreement was in circulation,
aim it naa a gracious reception every
wjitie. jx was circulated hv n -v
Harry, president of the State vArHnn
of Labor, and Charles Mickley. president
me orornanu .f ederated Trades
Low Excursion RXtbs to All Points
East. Northern Pacific Railway will sell
uu Ausust a ana io, to St. Paul and re
turn, $52. September 29 and 30 to Wash
ui&wu. v.. ana return at 177 35. On
vciuuur - ana i to Colorado Springs and
"l.u'u "r on A. D. Charlton,
.aiurnsun streets, ror full In
formation.
Elks' Carnival. Sealed proposals for
exclusive privileges In German Village
will be received up to noon Monday, Au-
UBL xu or specincations see the conces
sion committee at Carnival headquarters
seventh ana stark streets. The commit
tee reserves me right to reject any and
". r . ij. ujjsuii, cnairman.
a wkshublb i' uel. A desirable fuel
is one that Is easily controlled. r-nv .
easily lighted, burns freely 'if desired or
U3 an aajustment of draughts may be
uttue to nom tne nre all day giving
ui. uui nine neat. joi:e burns with a
vn-ax oiue name, carrying little soot
tnaklng a very desirable fuel.
For Dalles,
Lyle,
Hood River,
Hot Springs,
Cascade Locks.
Take Regulator Link,
Oak-Street Dock,
7 A. M.
Mount Tabor Is the place to go today
v-ooi breezes on the heights. Vaudeville
show ojt superior merit, afternoon and
evening. The miniature railway, the most
wonaeriui attraction of the day. Cars
every nve minutes from Third and Yam-
mi i.
...w, uii iu.vr trips nave more
variety of Interesting points and number
of picnic groyes than any of the short
river rides. Boats loave Taylor street
ounaay every hour from S:30 A. M. to
6 30 P. M. Round trip 25c.
Take a Trip East Now and visit Yel
lowstone Park. Call on Northern Pa
cific. Third and Morrison, for full infor
mation regarding low excursion rates to
points In the East and the Park trip.
Hamman Baths. 300 Oregonlan build
ing, open every night for men, 7:30 P. M
to 9:30 A. M. Everything first class.
Phone North 13SG. Come early, as we
expect a rush.
September and October Is the Best
Season to Go East.-Cs.11 on Northern
Pacific, Third and Morrison streets, for
low excursion, rates to all points East.
Take a Trolley Ride to Oregon City
and Canemah Park. 30 miles for 25 cents
Cars every 30 minutes. Leave First and
Alder streets.
For Description and "Resources of
Columbia County." Oregon, send 10c to
Gazette, Rainier, Or.
Music and dancing at Cedar Park today
Cars from Third and Yamhill every 30
minutes.
Mile for 15 cents. Hasty Messenger Co
Telephones Main 53. Open all night. '
Get your tent and camping outfit at the
Pacific Tent &. Awning Co.
Turkish baths, soo Oregonlan building.
Fuxeral of S. W. Aldrich. The last
rltce over the remains of the late S. W.
.Aldrlch, who died August 5 at the Good
Samaritan Hospital, were held Thursday
under the auspices of the Knights Temp
lar. The body was cremated. He was
a native of New York, but was a resl-
acnt of Portland for K years. He left
a wife and two children, Dora Aldrlch,
aged 16, and Walter Aldrlch, aged 11
He has two brothers and three sisters,
Julia Aldrlch. of Portland; Cynthia Rob
inson, of Bath. N. Y.: John Aldrlch. o:
Bath, N. Y.; Kate Robinson, of Colorado,
and Nate Aldrlch, of Portland. Mr. Aid-
rich had been a sufferer for years from
cancor o the liver, but had only been
confined to his bed for three weeks. In
his last moments his suffering was great,
but he met the end with composure, mak
ing the final request that the hymn,
"Some Sweet Day," be sung At his funeral.
Plan to Advertise the Fair. An ef
fort will bo made to have the Lewis
and Clark Fair advertised through the
Harriman immigration bureau. When G.
M. McKinney, In charge of the bureau.
was In Portland, he said that no ob
jcctlon would be made to this. The lead.
ing cities of the Northwest have agreed
to equip the bureau with a large amount
of printed matter. H. E. Reed, secretary
of the Lewis and Clark board, has written
to each of the cities to get them to make
mention of the fair In the printed mat
ter wnlch they will issue. The cities are
Pendleton, Walla Walla, Moscow. Pull
man, Ashland, Albany, Salem, Medford,
Roseburg, Eugene, Corvallls, Independ
ence, Dallas, HJllsboro, Hood River, The
Dalles, Shanlko, Heppnor, Arlington, La
uranae and Baker City.
Bailey Gatzert.
Sunday Excursion.
Cascade Locks.
$1 50 Round Trip.
Meals 25 Cents.
Bailey Gatzert Sunday Excursion to
Cascade Locks and return today, leaving
Alder-etreet dock 9 A. M., returnlngT7:S0
P. M. Grandest scenery on earth. Pala
tial and roomy steamer. Music and every.
thing to please. Connecting at Cascade
Locks with steamer Metlako, from The
Dalles, giving through connection Sunday
ror an pqmts above the Locks. "Dalles'
electric sign. Both phones Main 351.
Electrical Inspector for Portland.
Architects and electrical engineers have
received notice that an electrical Inspector
Is to be appointed-at Portland In the in.
terest of the fire underwriters. He will
inspect all wires and electrical machinery,
irom iransiormers down to fans and dec
trlcally-heated curling Irons. When own
ers of property do not have their hulld.
Jngs fully protected against danger from
lire arising from imperfect wires or in
sulatlpn, they will have to nay higher in
surance. Electricity is getting to be more
ana more or a factor in fire risks.
Press Association to Meet at New.
i-uiiT. a. Harding, proprietor of the
Telephone-Recrlster at 'VteMinnvnio nr.
president of the Oregon Press Association.
was In Portland yesterday, arranging for
wie annual meeting of thn nssnrintirm t
Newport, commencing Thursday next The
editors will leave Newport on the start
nomcward on Monday morning. The as
sociation Is expected to pass a resolution
advocating the passage of an act by the
next -Legislature providing for more legal
auveru5inff in tnis state.
White Collar Line.
Vancouver Sunday Excursions.
Only 25c Round Trip.
Alder-Street Dock, Portland;
Railroad Dock, Vancouver.
Leave Portland 9. 10. 11 A. M: 1. 2:30.
3:30 P. M. Leave Vancouver 11:30 A. M
2:30, 4:30,P5:30. 6:30 P. M. Concert at
Vancouver .this afternoon by the Seven
teenth United States Infantry roglmental
Dana in the city park from 1 to 5 P. M.
Boys in a Fist Fight Two vounr
boys named A. F. Brown and Felix, sur
name unnnown. got into a fist fight yes
terday at Third and Burnslde -streets, to
the great edification of a crowd that Gath
ered there. Policeman Roberts heard of
tne occurrence, and arrested the boys, who
were taken before the Chief of Polleo
who severely lectured them and dismissed
them on receiving their promise that they
tvui Dc Detter ooys hereafter.
OOOD DAYS FOR ICEMAN.FtOm the
number of cards displayed on the poles
and posts along tho streets In nart of
the residence portion of the city It might
be supposed that an election was at
nana, and all the Ice dealers and Ice deal
ers only are running for office. The Ice
man Is in great request now, .and should
stand a good show for being elected to
any omce, it tne opposition is not too
hot. y
Why Will You Stay at Home when
you can take a trip to Vancouver by
White Collar Line boats for 25 cents
round trip? Ride on the broad Columbia
yew mountain peaks, meet a cool, de-
iignuui breeze, see the military barracks.
hear tho regimental band f1UrnnrcA Ua
sweetest music. Come and bring your
iujiva uiuj ounuay ana take a ride.
Coronation Celebration. A epeclal
servlca of thanksgiving will be held at
the Seamen's Institute, 100 North Front
street, at 7:30 P. M.. In commemoration of
the coronation of King Edward. All
friends are cordially lnvlte'd to attend.
Mayflower's Moonlight Excursion.
Steamer Albany and barge, foot of Main
street. Tuesday evening, August 12 8 P.
M. Tickets, including dancing, 50 cents.'
The Team Drivers' International Union.
Local 162. notifies the public that P. John
son has agreed to employ union drivers
and pay union wages.
History for Ready Reference. Lamed;
AHIbono s Dictionary of Authors; Wavcr-
Qf V'J volF' 15' at Old. Book
Store. 229 Yamhill street
n?lG? tr2ctf oC farmIn& land wanted
cheap for cash In Oregon and Washing
ton. Write fully. F. V. Andrews & Co.'
Band Concert at Woodstock this af-
iJTT; T V rh,rd flna Yamhill
10. 30 and 50-minutes, after the hour
50 large carnations, only ; floral nieces
reasonable. Burkhardfe. 23d and GHsan
illf8. Weber, upholstering, ' 209
Fourth, between Taylor and Salmon
Turkish baths. 300 Oregonlan building
F. W. Baltks & Co.. llnotyrvrs. r
Lockhtoton Tries to Escape. William
Lockington, who attempted to kill his
wife and to commit suicide by cutting his
tnroat last Monday on Borthwlck street.
escaped from St. Vlncdnt'a Hospital Fri
day night, and was caught last night
near the Terminal Depot by Policemen
Connors and McDevitt. When Locking-
ton walked out from the hospital Friday
night he had every chance to -escape, as
most of the windows and doors were open
on account of the unusually warm
weather. The police weretsure he could
not escape from the city, as the band
ages around his throat would attract at
tentlon anywhere. Last night his wounds
were examined by Dr. Slocum and were
stated to be healing satisfactorily. Mrs.
LockJngton was only slightly Injured.
Want Cold-Storage Plant at Agneso,
C. C. McCorkle. of Curry County, has
written to the Chamber of Commerce, of
tnis city, calling attention to the possi
butles of a cold-storage plant at some
point on the Lower Rogue River. He
says that a site can be secured at Ag
neso, and that handsome Inducements
wouia be made to parties wishing to la
vest capital at that place He says that
ogue Klver canncrymen are now oav
ing 20 cents for fish that would sell at
Astoria lor 52 50, and that a good cold
storage piant could nreDar and shin
large number of fine salmon to the out
erne marxets.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Having purchased the old-tim favorite
and popular Brandea Restaurant, H3 First
oireet ana za Aiaer street, we' wish to
announce to the public that It Is the
aim of the present management to con
duct a first-class restawmnt. ia ,.rnm
and confectionary establishment. At all
times the tables will be supplied with the
best the market affords, rfnil- r..in..
will be the motto. Telenhnn ord.' -n-iir
receive prompt attention. Elegant French
Qinners, 50 cents. Let us figure on your
uauyueva. -hiss rseille Wllmette. who hue
presmea at tne desk for the past 12 ycara,
oc xuuna at ner oia post,
JOHN P. RATFT
For the past 20 years with H. C. Brandes;
aia H. L. SANDYS,
of the Hotel McCauley.
SOME EXQUISITE GOODS.
e invite all to Insneet our master,
pieces, each In Its line. You mav wnnr a
mantel, some glassware, a fixture, a port-
ou,c grate, tiling, or what not, You
are sure to find something to suit the
lurnisnings or your rooms in our stnr
una me price win suit you, too. Most
people have taste. Most people love their
homes. To all such we can promise an
intellectual aengnt if thev will rviii Th
merely curious are welcome. There is no
such comprehensive display for selection
this side of San Francisco, and nothing
iiuiJuiur mere,
TUB JOHN BARRETT COMPANY
Established 1S67. 6th and Alder Sts.
WHERE TO DINE.
Are you a patron of tni? Porttnnd -ps.
laurant. Washington? It's the best.
An excellent Sunday dlnnpr Is con- o f
uie x-erKins Kestaurant. TjrK
ucoui uining-room. d. H. Brown.
The be?t and most comolete Sunday din
ner outlay at Strouse's Restaurant. 229
Husmusion, between First and Second.
""-"uj toosea, j i?irtc street.
SPECIAL VALUES.
Ladies' house wrappers, worfh ri
n 9 Crt i . -
w, vuur cnoice on Mnnrfoi. rzn
Special values in sample towels, remnants
vt nucu, iace ana rumed swlss cur
tains. J
Wariled Two boys, not under IS VMM-
, , r . V. 111 Apply Monday
rrvTi A . ,r . 01 conneii. corner
Third and Morrison. Ho,nn.rf
uioie linens, blankets, quilts and curtains.
WILL REFRESH YOU.
Good cheer and all of th
Ing news alw-ays on tap at The Sportsman
wan, xm xourtn street. Traccy
Denny, proprietors.
and
CARD OF THANKS.
We Wish to extend tn ti- i
and Hood River our hearifeU
thanks for their svmnathv nnH L-itV-i
In tVii -f uuin.no
Pearl e aauSnter. Alice
MR. AND MRS. Trivtq a cu . tt-
Write liar t Sonn. ti,
qulries promptly answered
- a
Klatuntll Hot tnr?nt..
Most notrd Summfr rvinrt i. ..
people. Addrrt Edoa Bros.. HfrirV r.i
nich-GrniTe Pianos ror Rent.
Eold on easr lnst&limrn; ...
nd repaired. H. Slnaaelmer. 72 Third
Harr:s' Trunk qo. for trunks and bags'
OSTEOPATHY
IN
The IVIarquam
EsUblished 1S39.
Dr. Walter A. Rorjers
Graduate of the A. T. Still School of Os
teopathy. Klrksville, Mo.
Office G32-533-C34 Mnrqaam Bldff.
Phone Main 27.
Watch and Jewelry
Repairing
' It's
Our
Business
to
Repair
Watches
and
Jewelry
Eyes
Tested
Free
we understand our
business. That's- one
reason why we have so
much of this kind of
work to do. Another
reason 19 that our prices
are moderate. If YOU
have not given tis a
trial, make a beginning
now. Maybe you have
an odd stone or other
precious keepsake you
would like converted into
a pin or locket. If so.
bring it in and let us
show you how It can be
made Into an attractive
ornament.
Do your eses make
your headache? Our
glasses relieve that trou
ble right away, with
us it's no guesswork,
Either a true fit or none
at all.
JAEGER BROS.
Manufacturing
Jewelers and Opticians
290 Morrison St., bet. 4th & 5th
i is
Largest Clothiers In the Northwest,
Corner Fourth and Morrison Streets
SPECIK'. SKLB
THE "WHITE IS KING.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
We will clve a discount of 30 per cent on
every maaiine in our store. Do not miss this
opportunity. Write us for catalogue and price '
list, or call us up by phone South 261. Or
call at our etore and ln?rx?et the machines.
Jow machines for rent. Needles and parts for
ait eewin? macninca.
THE WHITE 5EWI.NG WACHINE OFFICE
COn. SIXTH AND ALDER STS.
Camera
Bargains
We have a few good Cameras that will be
Ascot No. 25, 4x5 $2.50
No. 4 Cartridge Kodak,
4x5 '.$10.00
Premo B, 4x5 $8.00
Pony Premo No. 6, 4x5, $20.00
Ray No. 1, 5x7 $8.00
Imperial No. 2, 5x7 $10.00
All the above -are as cood as new Only
peea uscu a. saort ume.
D. M. Averill & Co.
The Curio Store, 331 Morrison St.
TORE SHOWING
na
For Fall....
tion Suits
The new red and black mixtures that will
be so fashionable among the exclusive?
tailors... Prices range from $20 to $32.50
Comfortable Clothing
for Hot Weather
Men's Outing Suits, $10 to $18
Large variety of .materials, made up without linings, seams well
stayed, trousers with permanent turn-up. Every detail of cut
and finish equal to outer work. The finest goods in the North
west at the price of an ordinary article.
Fall
Shirts
Now in....Haridsome stripes and figures....
plain and plaited bosoms.. ..madras and ox
ford soft fronts, and. percales of the laun
dried styles.
Closing Out Straw
Hats at Half Price
OSTEOPATHY
DR. L. D. iJflTII.
Of A. T. 5tUl ecnooi. KJrJLSvIIIe. Mo. Old
et oetcopatn in uregon. fourth year ia
t ortiano. wonauii&tion tree at onlc.
ices
by express
409 Oregonlan BIdg.
Lady Assistant. Phone Oalc iTL
We have received another invoice
of English barefoot Sandals by ex
press trom New York.
Child's sizes, 7 and 8,
Osteopathy at Seaside chiid'ss?zeV,9 to n
DR. H. V. ADIX
of Portland
Graduate of Still College, is located
one block east of Postofnce, Sea
side, Or. Consultation free; office
nours, 9 to i, 2 to 5.
at.
Misses' sizes, 12 to 2,
at
$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
Postage 10 Cents.
RED CROSS
PILE CURE
S A GUARANTEED CURE
ror bale by All Druppists
Misses' and Child's red strap
suppers, 5i. ou grade at. . .
Women's $2.00 house slip
pers, narrow widths, at . .
95c
50c
Goddard-Kelly Shoe Co.
SIXTH AND WASHIXGTOX.
Osteopathy
Ur. (jcrtrude L. Gates
Only Ladr Osteopath In Portland.
The 3Iaclcny Bulldlnjr.
Phone South 1330. Offlc hours, 0-12. 2-5.
W. O. FLACK
OSTEOPATH
Graduate of American School of Osteon-
athy. ICIrksvllle. Mo., under the founder
or tne science, ur. a. t. still.
ilrs. w. O. Flack attendant.
omce 310 AhinKton buudlnsr.
Consultation and examination
Phone, Clay 630.
free.
EDUCATIONAL.
Baseball Today
. Ball Park,
24th and Vaughan
TACOMA
vs.
PORTL'ND
3 o'Clock
ADMISSION FEE,
25c
Our Sale of
SUMMER GooDS
. Continues
New Fall Hats Are Here -
The "Waldorf"
King of All Hats
Om $3.00 Hats .
Beat the best in the world,
or on the moon.
m DeKOVEN HALL
A Select Boarding School for Boyn
Comblnea School Discipline with Home InHu-
ences. t;naractr xjunains Jjniei Aim. Select
ncss a Distinctive Feature. Receives Twenty
Boya of Good Character. Prepares them tor
College or Builness Life.
Naval Discipline. cacetK are ln-
trncted In the llnnngcment of
Boats and Coached In CrciY, singles
and doubles.
Building well equlrred. Located on th. B
shore of Lake Stellacoosi. Pure "Water, Good
Drainage. Wholesome Food and Outdoor Exer
cise contribute to the health of pupils. In
struction thorough and DersonaL Elvnth
year begin September U, 1002. For Booklet
and Information address
D. S. PULFORD, SOUTH TACOMA.
WASH- It. F. D.
i
Famous Clothing Gomp'y
Tiff t r t r W
ggc The Thoburn School
The Cnlrcrslty Preparatory
School for Girls.
AT PALO ALTO, CAL.
Prepares for Stanford and Berkeley. Spe
cial courses also arranged. The Stanford
libraries, lectures, maslcales. etc..
open to the Thoburn students. Fall term
begins August U. Address the principals.
Miss Catherine Harker, A. B. (Vassar);
Miss Florence Hey wood. A. B. (Stanford):
reference. President David Starr Jordan
of Stanford "University.
Morrison and Second Streets
Preserve Your Eyesight
If you have any trouble -whatever -with your eyes, or suffer from head
aches, eyeaches. excessive -winking or watering of the eyes, trembling spells,
blurring and mixing of letters or nervousness don't put off seeing about It
uijjer. viBion is priceless, ana
should not be trifled with. Our op
tician Is an expert, and wc guaranteo
you perfect satisfaction. It -will surely
pay you to see us.
2Si "WASHINGTON STREET.
fdAWFACTURING-OPTICIANS'
PoRTLANO.OREGi
Good Eye Sight
Is more valuable than gold. If your sight is not
perfect you had better consult our optician and
have glasses fitted that will give you good vision.
He can do it.
31 far. Jewelers
and Opticians.
Cor. nc and
Wnshlneton
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. ALLEN'S SCHOOL
For Boys and Girls
22S Sixth Street.
Second year will open Monday. September
13, 1302. Classes In Mathematics, History
.cngusn. j.aun.
Greek and German. Kiwi.it
Diuutuu uuiniueu io regular classes, .t or cir
culars aaaress aiaki
Kelly street.
tuAKET V. ALLEN. B1f
Portland. Or. Telephone Front
-i
O REG OX PORTLAND
ST. HELEN'S HALL
Normal, Kindergarten and Primary
Training Classes.
ednesday, October 1, under the
HAS YOUR NEXT
DOOR NEIGHBOR
TOLD YOU OF THE
FINE SHOES SHE
PURCHASED AT
KNIGHT'S
CORNER OF FIFTH
and WASHINGTON
Open
direction of
Miss Elizabeth K. Matthews. Cook
County Normal School, Chicago, I1L
For further Information apply to
ST. HELEN'S HALL.
iseeit
fJaTlPPr CURED AT HOME by Internal
KUUOei treatment, no knife, plaster or
pain. Book and Testimonials mailed FREE
Mason Canwr Institute. 121 W. 42& st.. JJ. T.
St. Paul's Boarding and
. . . Day bchool for Girls
"WALLA "WALLA. WASH.
Finishing and Accredited Col!
tory Courses. Good Winter climate; mean an
nual temnerature. 54 dee mean anntmi nin.
fall. 1T.75 Inches. The Reverend Andreas Bard
President of Trustees; Miss Irnorea Borer
Prlncical. Terms. J100 to S50O. ' '
TROUSERS
We've a trousers stock to please the fastidious and meet the
approval of the most economical.
Trousers for long legs, short legs and medium legs, with waist
sizes to match, never mind your shape, we can fit you. No tailor
in the land can improve on them very few can make as good
We sell, at
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00
and guarantee each pair to be perfect in fit perfect in make
"CORONATION CLOTH:" The latest fabric for gentlemen's
wear. We have recently received a beautiful line of these goods
m ready-to-wear suits. They are worth inspecting.
SaSem Woolen Mills Store
85-87 Third St., between Stark and Oak Streets
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