THE SUNDAY. OEEGONIAjtf, PdBTLAKD, JUSTE 28, 1903.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The OresroaiaB'a Telephones.
OREGON.
Coantlnr Room ..Jdatn 6C7
H- "V- Ecott. Editor Main 811
Mana&inc Editor Main 63fl
City Editor Mala 10
CoKipoalcc Room Hair. 685
Eet Bid Office Kajt 61
MpertatendeBt BulldlB Bed SE21
COLUMBIA.
Counting Room 53
Editorial Room
totln Room 298
AMI7SEMEXTS.
MPIRE THEATER Twelfth and Morrison.
Matinee at 2:15. tonlght.at 8:15. vaudeville.
THE BAKER THEATER Matine at 2:15.
tonight at 8:15. Baker stock companr la
"Arabian Xlthts."
EHIE11S PARK Tonight Summer vaudeville.
8 P. M.
July Mazama Out. The July number
of the Mazama, the magazine of the Ma
rama Club, Is Just out from the hands of
the printers, and a very attractive num
ber It is. it is of the same general make
up as previous numbers of "Mazama, ex
cept that it Is larger and has the ac
counts of more outings -written up. It Is
printed on a line book paper, and Is Il
lustrated frith a number of photogra
vures of scenes at Mazama outing places.
The opening article Is on "Glaciers," by
Harry Fielding Held, of Johns Hopkins
"University, and other articles are stories
of trips to Mount Adams, Mount Jeffer
son, Mount Sahale and Lake Chelan and
to Mount St. Helens. A list of officers
and members completes the number, which
comprises in all about 100 pages. The
pictures depict scenes of Interest
throughout the Northwest, and of Ma
zamas on their annual outing. The front
ispiece is a beautiful reproduction of
Lake Chelan from a photograph taken
by E. Y. Judd, of Pendleton.
"The Catholic Parishes of this city
will hold their annual Fourth of July
picnic for the benefit of the orphans on
Columbia University grounds. This will
be the big picnic of the year. The grounds
are Ideally situated for picnic purposes.
The campus assures first-class contests
In races and games. There are some 50
acres beautifully wooded grove, with
shaded paths and sheltered nooks. The
mammoth gymnasium, with 26,400 square
feet of floor area, will protect all in case
of rain. There will be a continuous pro
gramme of raceg, games and contests.
Hon. Frank Davey will deliver the ad
dress of the day. Boute's Bohemian Or
chestra will furnish music The ladies
of the parish have charge of the eating
and refreshment tables. Take "U"
cars.
Brought Home to Be Buried. The
bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bemsee
and children Bertha, aged 12 years, and
Georgie, aged 5 years were received In
this city Monday from Dawson, Yukon
Territory, and Interred in Rlvervlew
Cemetery. The funeral services were con
ducted from Finley's Chapel and were at
tended only by the family and a few In
timate friends, being private. Mr. and
Mrs. Bernsee and family lost their lives
In a fire- March 4, 1303, which destroyed
their home in Dawson, where Mr. Born
see went from here in 1S99 to engage in
business. Mr. and Mrs. Bernsee were well
known in Portland, having lived here for
years. Mrs. Bernsee was a daughter of
Mrs. Mary Flynn, a pioneer of this state.
Mr. Bernsee was a native of Germany.
Track on Twenty-second Street.
Much speculation was caused out on
Twenty-second street the other day
when a gang of men from the City &
Suburban Railway Company started to
dig up the street Just north of Gllsan
street It was at first supposed that the
company was about to build its North
Portland line, but, after the pavement
had been removed and track put down for
a distance of about 20 feet, the stone and
macadam were put back in place, and
all that remains is a short stretch of l
single track on the east side of the street.
The track is connected with nothing,
and goes nowhere, and It is supposed that
all It is down for is to hold the company's
franchise on the street.
The Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany will place on sale on the 24th of this
month and each following day till June
20, Inclusive, and on July 15 and 1C and
August 25 and 3G. very low excursion rates
to points East and return. Tickets will
be good for stop-over on both the east
bound and west-bound trips, and final
limit for return will be 90 days from date
of sale. Call on or write A. D. Charlton,
assistant general passenger agent, 255
Morrison street, corner of Third, Port
land, Or., for rates, routes and full In
formation. The Timrers being unloaded at Sixth
and Morrison made quite a noise as they
6lid from the truck to the pavement. A
gentleman from Yamhill was viewing the
work, when a boy slipped up behind him
and exploded an ammunition cane. The
old man started with indignation when
the lad laughed. Hey! that's only one
of AveriU's ammunition canes from 331
Morrison street.
To Canemah Park. Take your Sunday
outing overlooking "Willamette Falls.
The park has been provided with ail the
facilities for the plcknicker and pleasure
seeker. Motor cars with double truck
open trailers leave even 30 minutes from
First and Alder streets. Tickets Inter
changeable with the boat line. Round
trip 25 cepts. Music and refreshments on
the ground.
If You have a trip East in view this
Summer, write or call on A. D. Charlton,
assistant general passenger agent of the
Nortern Pacific, 255 Morrison street, cor
ner of Third, and he will be pleased to
give you full details in connection with
lower excursion rates that will be placed
In effect by this company in June, July
and August.
Daily Round Trip Through the Cas
cades. Get an Idea of what a flood looks
like by taking a trip up the Columbia
through the raging waters of the Cas
cades. Steamer "Bailey Gatzert" leaves
Alder-street wharf dally Cexcept Monday)
8:30 A. L; Sundays, 9 A. M. Excellent
meals. Fare for trip, JL50. Phone Main
814.
The Copeland Medicax. Institute Is
sow equipped to treat patients as usual.
Office hours from 9 to 5. Sundays from 9
to 12. Patients attending the night ses
sion should call during office hours. En
trance on "Washington street.
The Breakers Hotel. Is now open and
receiving guests. For Information about
rates, reservations, etc., call upon J. M.
Arthur & Co.. 40 First street, this city,
phone Main 552, or write Hotel Breakers,
Long Beach, Wash-
Seasiders, Don't "Worry! Wa will
supply you with all kinds of dry wood,
and deliver your freight and baggage
anywhere on the beach at reasonable
rates. Seaside Livery & Fuel Co., Sea
side, Or.
On and After July 1 the Fashion
Stables, Sixth and Oak, will bo conducted
as a first-class boarding and livery stable.
under the management of Lou Godard,
formerly of Godard & Frazler.
When you buy your firecrackers be
sure and get the genuine Little Giant
crackers. Averill's, the only place that
wholesales or retails them, 3S1 Morri
son street.
For Sale. A corner on Burnsldo and
Front. This is choice property for in
vestment. It will never depreciate In value.
Particulars at D. W. Hoelblng, 250 Stark.
Mazama. a record of mountaineering In
the Pacific Northwest; new number Just
out. For sale at the J. K. GIU Company.
Price 23c
Fine collection Persian rugs must be
closed out within four days regardless of
value. 254 Morrison, K. J. PhUippos.
The cheapest but best quality of fire
works can be had at D, M. Averill &. Co.,
531 Morrison street.
Fireworks!!! All kinds; cheap. Quong
Shong Toag Co.. 1S5 Second, nr. YamhllL
E. H. MOOREHOUSB & Co. at Seventh
and Alder. Telephone Main 1343.
Notice. Arioa. excursion postponed un
til further notice.
Dr. Cauthorn with Dr. Kelly, 3d & Mor.
Dr. Xirkpatrick. room 511 Dekum bldg.
. ,W. B. Skapp, dentist, 10-U Hamilton b.
Ned Mullert Drowned. Ned Mull cry,
an Irishman, the proprietor and occu
pant of a two-acre island known as
Emerald Island, near Bunker Hill land:
Ing, in the lower Columbia, was accident
ally drowned Wednesday. He had gone
up to Stella, a landing in Coal Creek
slough, where there Is a store and couple
of saloons, to purchase some supplies.
It Is supposed that he also procured and
drank some liquor, for he had not pro
ceeded far on his way home until in some
way he fell overboard and was seen no
more. He has lived in Emerald Island
some 35 years, and used to be a fisher
man, but had grown too old to follow any
occupation. Several years ago he was
married to Nancy Boggs, of Portland.
Double-Tone Printing. The annual
number of Mazama is Just out. Its
double-tone views of Lake Chelan, The
Mummy and Mount Hood, in bronze green,
and its light sepia reproductions of
Mounts Jefferson and St. Helens, are
beautiful pictures, which Increase the
charm of its well-written articles. Also,
many group pictures add to Its value.
The text is clearly printed In Caslon
on English laid book paper. Altogether
this magazine Is as finely gotton out as
any that comes from Eastern publishing
houses. Its printing reflects great credit
on Anderson & Dunlway Co.. 208 Alder
street, who receive many compliments on
the magazine's beautiful appearance.
United Artisans Society has the
largest Irreducible reserve fund held by
any society In America. No other insur
ance society can truthfully claim that
the Interest on its reserve fund will In
20 years pay back to It streasury every
cent Dald out in death losses since organ
lzatlon. There will be no liability to In
creased rates in the old age of tills so
ciety. It started right and continues
right, Not one cent of its income can
be used for expenses except the 15 cents
ner member provided in its laws for that
purpose. It publishes In its official paper
a complete exhibit of its receipts ana
disbursements. Its supreme office is at
321 Morrison street.
Six Per Cent Interest. The Western
Loan & Savings Co., 625 Chamber of
Commerce, issues certificates of deposit
for sums of $100 and upward, on which
it pays Interest at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually,
January 1 and July 1. The Interest coupons
due July 1 will be paid upon presentation
at the company s office as above, itai
ston Cox, manager, C25 Chamber of Com'
jnerce.
Lost Charms Are Restored,
Wrinkles Are Smoothed Out,
Unsightly Growths Eradicated
And Plain Faces Beautified
By the Celebrated La Peed System,
Practiced Only bt Hue. Vaughan,
Graduate Dermatologist, .
30S-309-310 Failino Bldg.
"Where Is Thomas W. Aarons? The
Oregonian has received a letter from
Alex Aarons, of CarmI, III., asking for the
whereabouts of his son, Thomas w.
Aarons. The last heard of him he was
In Albany, Or. Any Information lead
lng to news of his present address will
be appreciated and rewarded by his
father.
The City has donated the Fourth of
July subscription fund to the Heppner
flood sufferers, and It was a worthy act.
The public will honor Independence, day
by using the best fireworks and fire
crackers bought of D. jo. Averju & uo..
331 Morrison street.
Willamette River Trips to Oregon
City. They are the outings. Whole families
take them every Sunday and always en
Joy the ride. Round trip for a quarter.
Boats leave Taylor street 8:30, 10, 11:30
A. M 3, 3, 4:30, 6:15 P. M. Tickets good
on cars.
Falls and Breaks His Leg. While
stepping from an "S" car at Third and
Main streets early last evening, Frank
Gerlach, who lives nejir that corner.
slipped and fell, breaking his right leg,
He was taken to the North Pacific Sani
tarium.
The Oregon Camera Club will give its
annual excursion Sunday, July 12, to Cape
Horn, on Steamer Harvest Queen. Those
attending will bo guaranteed an orderly.
well-conducted outing and will see the
grandest scenery In the world.
The Rotal, corner Park and Washing
ton streets, will be opened July 2 as a
first-class bakery and confectionery, and
will carry the famous Aldon candies, as
well as high-grade bakery goods.
The Oregon Laundry wishes to notify
those Intending to mako a stay at the
beach that Strauhal Bros.' stores at Long
Beach and Seaview will be agents.
The Royal will open at Park and
Washington, July 2, where we will bo
pleased to show the public a first-class
line of candies and bakery goods.
Grand Social Dance tonight G. A. R.
Hall, cor. 1st and Taylor. Gents 25c, ladles
free. Prize waltz. Strangers Invited.
Plenty floor managers. Come.
Every one wants ammunition canes
for the Fourth of July. Go to D. M,
Averill & Co., for them, 331 Morrison
street.
Dr. Arnold Lindsay, graduate of th
American School of Osteopathy, has
opened offices Failing bldg, rms 409-410.
Bricks. Mrs. Howe & Son, yard East
Thirty-ninth and. Sherman; office with the
J. McCraken Co., 231-235 Pine street
Wait for the Second Baptist Church
excursion July 4, Multnomah Falls and
Bonneville. Round trip, 73 cents.
See my watches and diamonds, reduced
in price. Fine watch repairing. A.
Vullleumler, under The Perkins.
See Charlie Monell about burglars
before you go away for Summer. 251 Wash,
Dr. O. D. Thornton, dentist, back at
former office, 503 Dekum bldg. Elev. serv.
Complete dressmaking establishment
for sale. Room 64 Lewis bldg.. Park & Mor.
50 large carnations, only $1; floral pieces
reasonable. Burkhardt, 23d and Gllsan.
Dr. F. Reisacher will return to the
Dekum bldg. Tuesday, June 30. rm. 417.
Mrs. Obrock's office closed till Sept.
1. Engaged at Seaside bath-house.
Doitt forget the bargains In rare
Persian rugs at 347 Alder street.
For subscriptions. B. B. Rich. 103 3d.
Yes, We Do
Sell diamonds at a smaller profit than most Jewelers. "WHY. 7 Because
we sell so many. IT IS THE VOLUME OF BUSINESS we are after, and not
to see how much wo can make on a single stone. THIS HAS BEEN OUR.
POLICY since starting In business, barely two years ago, and WHAT HAS
BEEN THE RESULT? WE ARE RUSHED with business, and during the
past month havo been forced to add new help. Our store is gradually get
ting too small. Wo have added "a MANUFACTURING JEWELRY DE
PARTMENT, where Jewelry of all kinds is made on short notice; also an
EXPERT ENGRAVER. Thus wo are able to do the best work in the short
est time.
HI II? QTHCk' Consists of the new and up-to-date patterns in Jewel-"
vUlv o I VJviv ry ana silverware, and at prices that will always bring
you beck!
THE OPTICAL DEPARTMENT ft a'SrSiSS
tlclan, who will gladly test your eyes free of charge. Our prices for glasses
are reasonable, and we would be glad to have you give us a call.
JAEGER. BROS
JEWELERS
OPTICIANS
290 MORRISON, Near Fifth
DON'T TAKE THAT HEADACHE
ON YOUR SUMMER OUTING
The chances are S to 1
strain. If so, we relieve
properly adjusted lenses.
: WALTER REED, optician
133 SIXTH ST., OREGONIAN BUILDING
4
totte(tis(ti(ttt
t New and Handsome Jewelry
Abendroth Bros.
1 334 Washington Street,
Opp. Imperial Hotel.
WILL BE THROWN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Thursday Morning, July 2.
Complete stock of first-class Diamonds, Jewelry,
Watches, Cut Glass, Silverware, Gold and Silver
Mounted Ganes and Umbrellas, Etc., Etc.
FREE HANDSOME SOUVENIRS GIVEN pj J f I
Dr. Gdorqe W. Schmidt, dentist, re
moved to 407-403 Dekum building.
Dr. Brown, Dentist, has returned to
the Dekum, rooms E14-51S.
Notice. Arion excursion postponed un
til further notice.
Cixjud Cap Inn, open July i. Mrs. S.
Langille. manager.
Da. Swain, dentist. 2d floor Dekum.
SCHOOL CHILDREN
3Iny Rcv.levr Grade "Work or Mako
First Dlvlnlon of Grade Bur
ins' the Summer.
The Holmes Business Collego will open
a Summer School for children, beginning
June 9 and continuing until August 7.
This will enable pupils who have failed to
make up back work, and the ambitious
ones to make a grade, or at least the first
division of their, grade. At the close of
the school Professor Rlgler will appoint
examiners and the children will bo given
the credit duo them for their summer's
work.
WHERE TO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant: line private apart
ments for parties, 305 Wash., near 5th.
For a fine chicken dinner, including ice
cream, shortcake or berries, 25 cents, go
to the Lewis and Clark Restaurant, 249
First street.
Imperial Hotel restaurant. 2d floor;
dx-course dinner COc; first-class service,
& la carte. 6:30 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Chicken dinner complete, 25c; everything
else at popular prices. 229 Washington
atreet, near First. Strouse's Restaurant.
TURKEY TODAY.
We are headquartera for good meals,
and make a specialty of Sunday dinner.
Come and enjoy yourselves. Rath &
Sandys, 145 First street. Main 235.
FOURTH JULY ICE CREAM
Place your orders with tho Washington
Creamery Company, whether large or
small. Shipments made by express to all
points. Two phones Main 7&i.
"Rain or Shine Business is Fine"
WE SELL THE "RIGHT KIND" OF SUITS
$11.85
IS THE PRICE HERE
Could get $15, but won't ask it, because we
do business on a larger scale and it don't
cost us half as much to do business as it
costs some of our competitors.
"The Salsbury"
Wears as well
as any $3.00 hat in town.
FAMOUS CLOTHING CO.
MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS
that it comes from eye
you of your burden with
Store of
ESTABLISHED
1SD4.
Formerly Fritz Abendroth,
Sll Morrison, opp. Post
office, and 207 First.
FOUND IN HIS MAIL.
A little slip of paper bearing the fol
lowing text: "The more cheap goods you
sell and the poorer grade of workmanship
you do, tho worse oft you will becomo in
both pocket and reputation. People forget
the cost, but always remember the seller."
Read tho above again. M. J. Walsh Co.'s
constant aim is and always has been to
furnish high-grade goods, such as man-,
tels, grates, tile flooring, electric, gas and
combination chandeliers, call bells, tele
phones, house wiring. When It comes to
workmanship they employ strictly first-
class mechanics and insist on perfect
work. Further, their charges aro very
reasonable. See them at their new loca
tion, 343 Washington street, or ring them
up by 'phone and have their representa
tive call on you.
FOR THE SUMMER.
Eilers Piano House Is making Its usual
favorable rental terms on pianos to par
ties going to the beach. Pianos from the
north beaches must be returned by the
last boat. A word also as to the pianola,
It's the best entertainer and educator for
the Summer homo.
THREE FOR TEN CENTS.
All "standard brands of 5-cent cigars, in
eluding the "Recruit"; our price, three
for 10 cents. The Cut-Rate Cigar and
News Store, Handley & Kelley. proprie
tors, 291 Washington, between Fourth and
Fifth.
STRUCK IT RICH IX" IROX.
The ladles In Portland become enthused
on seeing the new flat Iron now on exhibi
tion at 215 Commercial Block. This flat
iron is the housekeepers friend. Costs
cents a day to operate. Big company to
manufacture the iron in Portland. Noth
ing like It as a money-maker. Tailors aro
interested, too (the goose is no compari
son to this flat iron.) Business men in
the city are going Into this enterprise. For
information -regarding tne iron and its
manufacture, call on W. J. Curtis. 215
Commercial Block.
Boston Stockbrokers Fall.
BOSTON. June 27. The failure of J.
Francis Browfr & Co., stockbrokers, was
announced today. It Is said the failure
is not important.
Wen's W
f f
en s
Negligee Shirts, handsome light or dark
mixtures, with novelty stripe effect,
$1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3.
Plain white Oxford Negligee Shirt, spe
cial, $1.00.
Stock Ties and Collars for ladies' or
gents' outing wear, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50.
Ammunition
...and...
Ammunition
Canes
Wholesale and Retail
Also Blank Cartridges. Large
stock.
D.M.AVERILL&CO.
The Curio Store
331 MORRISON STREET
FIREWO
We carry the largest stock of
this kind in the Northwest. All
sizes of exhibition sets for city
and town celebrations. Manufac
tured by the celebrated Roches
ter Fireworks Company. Special
sets made to order. Also best
Canton crackers, flags, torpe
does, etc Furnish catalogue to
inquirers. Wholesale and retail.
ANDREW KAN & CO.
Cor. 4th and Morrison
AN EVER-PRESENT
DANGER
is a poorly-fitted Truss. Yet thous
ands ot people are taking xnis riss.
:WE:
Guarantee Our
TRUSSES
to fit and to stay in
place,or money back.
Write for our Truss
Book with self-meas
urement blank.
Expert attendants,
both sexes, wait on
our patrons.
WOODARD, . CLARKE & CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON .
C. C. NEWCASTLE
Dentist
MARQUAM BUILDING. ROOM 301
VULCAN COAL CO.
" Wholesale asd Retail Dealers la
ROCK. SPRING AND RENTON COALS.
CHARCOAL,
FOUNDRY AND SHELTER COKE,
BUtCKKMITH AND 5TEAJ4 COAL-
Tirtf. X. 2. track Front and Gums. Phase
RKS
LARGEST CLOTHIERS IX THE NORTHWEST.
SOUTHWEST CORXER. FOURTH AXD MORRISON STREETS.
ociern fashions
In making a selection from the A. B. Stein
bach & Co.'s clothing, men feel a certain con
fidence that every little detail has been care
fully watched by clever, experienced design
ers, cutters and tailors, result beipg that there
is all the style and effect of custom clothes,
with the great advantage of a substantial saving.
Business Sack Suits of worsted,
cheviot, tweed, homespun, etc., .
$10, $12.50, $15, $18, $20, $22.50
up to $35.
Serge Suits, $10 up to $30.
Sn Vacation and
Outenff Suits
We are showing a superb assortment of fancy
cheviots, flannels, homespuns and crashes,
made up with or without linings, cut as Nor
folk or sack suits.
$9 to 8
Exclusive styles in swell Panamas, fine
straw braids and light-weight felt hats at
the lowest possible prices.
Genuine South American Panama Hats, 57.50, $10
and 512.50.
Porto Rlcan Panama Hats, Optimo shapes, $3.50.
White brim split straw braid, very swell, $1 to 15.
The new "Sennit?' wide brim, J2 to (.
Dozens of Straw Hats in rough and smooth braids,
EOo to $1.50.
Want a Good Watch?
We have a large and varied stock of solid gold, gold filled, silver, gua
metal and copper watches The latter Is a new style, and wo shall be
pleased to show it to you. We have all grades of Elgin and Waltham
movement, as also the vacheron &
Constantin, Agassis, and Patek Phll
ipee & Co. Swiss watches. Our chrono
graphs and split-second stop watches
are reliable.
284 Washington St.
PAINLESS EXTRACTING
W do Crown and Brlisa Work trithoat
pain. Our 16-jears experle&ca' In plat
work enables km to nt your moutli cemtort
Dlr We hare, feellnr as well as yen
Dr. W. A. Wise, manager, has fouaS a
tats war to extract teeth abolutelj with
out pain. Dr. T. P. Wise la aa exper
at Gold Fill tax and Crown and Bride
Work.
Extracting are when plates or bridge
are ordered.
DR. W. A. WIS3.
WISE BROS., Dentists 'l"s tmms. cr. u wn. u.
Open evenlnes till 8. Sunday froia 9 to 12. Or. Main :029.
EDTJOWriOXAXj.
ESTERN
SUMMER INSTITUTE
FOR TEACHER
MEN" AND WOMEN.
Juno 20-Angtst 7. Prepares teachers for exami
nation, nrst. second, third grade and city cer
tificates. Special courses In physical training,
manual tralnlnff. ,
Instructors R. F. Robinson, Superintendent
schools, i r j"""""!
Superintendent ot City Schools, The Dalles, Or.;
XJ, jv. unlaw principal ui ctuft owuw, wk.-
land; M. II. Rlngter, physical director T. St.
C A: W. J. Standley, teacher manual train
ing T. M. C. A.
Address, T. H. C. A, Portland, Or.
HitchcockMiiitaryAcademy
San Rafael, Cal.
Preparation for Eastern and West
ern Universities, U. S. Academies,
etc. Separate building for little
boys. "Will open after vacation, Au
gust 17. Write for Catalogue, etc.
Portland reference: Captain Brown
of Brown & McCabe, stevedores,
35 Second street, whose son is at
the Academy.
HENRIETTA M. HOLMES.
400 Ablnstoii Ball ding, 114 Third
Street.
Pupils prepared for any university, business
college, or special examination. Particular at
tention zlven to those backward In public
school work of any erade. Call or write. -
COAL
Domestic and Foreign.
The best In this market
The Pacif ic Coast Company
219 WASHINGTON' STREET.
Charles E. Glelm. Agent.
SCHWAB BROS. PRINTING CO.
BEST W08X, REASONABLE fXI DCS
2474 SUrk Stmt Phtne Main 173
Jfcats
ummer
Scientific 3c
MWUFACTURtfiG-GPTCMS'
Portland. 0RE&
Ua. T. P. TYI33.
FELLOWS
SOP Washington Stri
20 Cents
Package Graln-O, Postum or Flgpruna
Cereal.
25 Cents
Z packages Force. Malta "Vita, Cero Fruto
or Grape-Nuts.
25 Cents
Elx' cans American Sardines.
45 Cents
One dozen cans Deviled Ham.
25 Cents
Three cans Condensed Cream.
25 Cents
Two bottles Hires Hoot Beer.
35 Cents
Two bottles Snlder3 Catsup.
5 Cents
1-pound can Fork and Beans with Tomato
Sauce.
15 Cents
Can Eagle Condensed 11111c
NOTE CHANGE OF HOURS
No charge tor painless extraction whea
teeth, are ordered. All Work dono by grad
uate dentists o 13 to 20 years' experience;
a specialist In each department. We will
tell you in advance exactly what your
work will coet by a free examination.
Give us a call, and you will And we do
exactly as we advertise.
FULL
SET
$5.00
Gold Filling $1.00
Gold Crown $5,00
Sliver FUIing $ .50
New York Dental Parlors
3CA1N OFFICE FOURTH AND MORRI
SON STS., PORTJLAND.
HOURS:
S:33 A. M. to 6 P. M.: Sundays. S;M A. M. ,
to 2 P. U,
1