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AMUSEMKMS.
5RATS THEATER -CW&shlnrton st.)
itlnee at 2:15. toalght at 8:15, The
uu' .tiusxer."
HAKEH THEATER fThlrd And Tam-
Ell streets) Matinee at 2:15, tonight at
Ign or the Four,"
CPHEUM THEATER (4th and Stark sts.)
-Vaudeville matinee at 2 P. . aal to-
lght at 8:30.
33WOU THEATER (6th st, near Alder)
bntinuous vaudeville, 2 to 10:SQ P. M.
A CADE THEATER (7th and Washlng-
n) Continuous vaudeville, 2 to lo:o
ettdjo Headt to Can Fruit. The
-nt of the Holmes Canning Conipany.
East Eighth street, 13 being enlarged
t made Teady for the fruit season
ch Is approaching. At the east end
' the present building a large boiler
- been set up to furnish steam and
V rer. Sawdust will be used for fuel.
X conveyor is being built from the boiler
Srfn to Stephens' Slough to lift the saw-si-Jt
from a barge, which will transport
it rom the sawmill of Inman, Poulsen &
It la understood that tho two East
i canneries, the Holmes and the Ore-
Packing Company, have notcon
ited this year with the berry-srfwera
is vicinity. There is now every ln-
tion that there will be a large yieia
that the canneries will be supplied.
itoRH HTDEANT3 OK THE EAST SIDE.
two-way fira hydrant has just
r placed on the new six-Inch
er main Just laid near the Hlgh-
Sehoolhouse, which heretofore
4 without any protection. The
t-way Are hydrants have been placed
the Old Folks' Home on East Stark.
was placed at East Thirtieth and
Jther at East Thirty-second streets,
aH on tho 20-lnch main, which covers
Jrge territory heretofore unprotected,
fast as possible hjdrants are to be
ed on East Tweirtj -eighth street, Bel
t, in the Hawthorne addition, on
urthorne avenue, on East Eighth and
streets, and in the Williams-avenue
in Alblna.
ni Debate on the War. At a
ng of the Central School Alumni
atlon Friday night after a debate
ffzs decided that the United States
'did remain neutral during the Kusso-
ttnese war. Miss Lincoln and R.
' e held up the affirmative and Albert
53om and Mr. Lincoln the negative.
ir tho discussion ilr. Lincoln made
, Eloquent Impromptu speech on "The
land Baseball NinA" Miss lAlmy
t - - a recitation. Fred K. McCarver
fr- led. At the next meeting it is ex-
Y d to have an address from Chaplain
. Gilbert.
jfelijows' Directory for 1904. The
'Hows' directory for Portland for
-' I out It shows increase in member-
3or tho city and state. Oregon mem
tip is as follows: Subordinate loderes.
feiubordinate encampments, 51; grand
membership, 19,929. In Portland there
are nine subordinate lodges, two subor
dinate encampments and six Rebekah
lodges. Woodlawn Lodge, No. 171, insti
tuted in August. 1903, Is the youngest,
and has 70 members. The total member
ship of the order Is given as 1,528,652.
Btjj3ino New Powdeb-Houses. The
California Powder Company is pushing
"Work on its two new powder-houses on
the 10-acre tract recently acquired near
Clackamas Station. Ground has been
cleared and brick is being delivered
as fast as teams can haul it CKer 50,000
brick will be needed. Under agreement
with the Mllwaukie Council, tho company
is required to vacate its present powder
houses in the city limits there by June 25
and a $3000 bond Is up that the agreement
will be carried out.
Two Chimney Fires. The flre com
panies were called to the home of J. W.
Hendricks, No. 30 Ease Thirteenth street,
yesterday by a small blaze in the roof,
caused by a defective chimney. Damage
was about ?15. A still alarm vas sent to
Engine Company No. 7 Friday night from
this house. A small flre occurred in the
house of luomas Mo ran, on East Fif
teenth and Ash streets, yesterday morn
ing, also caused by a defective chimney.
There was small damage.
Epwortii League to Meet. Tuesday
evening. May 3, the Epworth League of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
will hold Its monthly business meeting
and social, at the residence of the presi
dent, CM. De Lashmutt, 810 Commercial
street A literary and musical programme
will be rendered and refreshments served.
All members and friends are invited.
Has Bought Her Residence. Mrs.
Nina Larowe has bought for $6000 the
all and residence where she has taught
'fencing and elocution for several years.
-t the southeast corner of Twenty-third
rd Kearney streets, and expects In the
"1 to build a 20-foot addition to her
jtfoperty.
SCNDAT TROLlT TRIPS, O. "W. P. 10
ilnute cars to East Slda reservoir, 20
nlnute cars to Lents, 30-mlnute cars to
regon City and Canemah. Cars to Grcs-
am, Boring, Estacada and Cazadero at
:50 and 10:30 A. M. and 3:50 P. M. All
-ars leave First and Alder streets.
25 Cents, Round-trip. Sunday; to
tanemah Park. Oregon City, Willamette
fails. Park now open to the public,
.dusic and dancing at the pavilion. Cars,
rith trailers attached, leave O. W. P.
rattlng-rooni. rirst and Alder streets!
-very 30 minutes.
Baseball! Baseball!
3 P. M. today.
2ith and Vaughn streets. Admission 25c
Leatherworkers vs. All-Portland
Best local talent
Good gamo assured.
Postponed. The regular monthly meeting-
of the Indo-Amerlcan League, which
wasto have been held at Mrs. Wicker
sham's, No. 100 North Eighteenth street
on Monday, May 2, has beoa postponed
till Monday, May 9. p n a
Grand Railroad Excursion to Th
Dalles, Sunday, May 8, by Printing Press
men's Union. Trains stop both ways at
Hood River, Troutdale, tho Locks and
Multnomah Falls. Round trip ticket
5L50. -y
Tub Commercial Travelers will meet
at headquarters, 232 Sherlock building, at
10:W Sunday morning. In the future the
meetings will be held Saturday nights
at 8 o'clock. By order of committee.
Steauer Chas. R. Spencer, commenc
ing April 25. will leavo for the The Dalles
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
foot of Washington st Leaves 7 A. M.
Visit Vancouver Barracks and see
high water in the Columbia River. Port
land Railway Co. will run extra open
cars on Sunday.
To Gresham. Estacada and Cazadero.
Three trips Sunday. Leave First and
&?$,? 7;50 aad 10JO and
3 Grand Opening Rohso's Park, Sunday.
May 2. The best family resort in the
idty. Music by Foxe's orchestra.
"Soundings or Hell," and "TBime m
Girls" Purity campaign books, now on
sale at T. M. C. A.
'REOON ClTT BOAT. Sundae -mr,A i.
leaves Taylor st S: -ii-sn a r .
and 6:15 P. M. a '
TT 1TT-AH Xr Civrvrn .KV.1.., .
4 - ..-.,4-, ujjujujaienDE ana
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i.yi uiuiw repairing, a itn. rn. Clay 70S."
i C ar Park open today. MusJc after
i v lor ' an evening. Plenty of cars.
1 " open cars to Columbia on Sun-
ibst6 Don't miss the trip.
xjr. Swain, dentist. 715 Dekum building.
j- twcTix. aentlst Mohawk bid
jFooster is liberal with chocolates.
UitfosTER. the great Ceylon tea man.
Wise Bros., dentists. Falling Bldg.
a, Rica for subscriptions.0
W. J. Standlet Goes East. Professor
W- J. Standley, of the Y. M. C A. Man.
ual Training School, leaves Portland to
night for a, 'month's trip through tho
East He will visit manual training
schools at Seattle, St Paul, Peoria, Chi
cago. Buffalo, Detroit, New York, Boston,
St Louis and other places. The. classes
in manual training will be suspended dur
ing May, but the term will be completed
on his return in June. He will attend
the international convention of Young
Men's Christian Associations at Buffalo,
May 11 to 15. Others connected with the
Portland Association who will attend the
convention are H. W. Stone, general sec
retary. Reno Hutchinson, Ivan B. Rhodes
and C. L. Chase. The local association
will extend an Invitation to the Interna
tional committee to hold the next con
vention in Portland in 1S0S.
Around the Loop. Past Sachem As
sociation's seventh annual excusion, con
sisting of two trains, leaving at & A. M.,
takes place Sunday, May S. A grand
time to view both the east and west side
of the Willamette Valley, now in Its
beautiful Spring dress. Tickets for sale
at Schiller's cigar store, 4th and Wash
ington; Empire Restaurant 1S2 3d. near
Taylor; Southern Pacific office, S. E. cor.
3d and Washington; Skldmoro Drug Co,,
3d, near Morrison; Aldrlch's Pharmacy,
6th and Washington; B. B. Rich's, Per
kins Hotel; J. Reisch, 610 Water street;
Dr. Paul'J. A. Semler, 327 Stark; Kphler
& Gradon, 1st and Main; Dee Gunderhelm
er's cigar store, Morrison, bet 2d and 3d;
Dr. P. T. Langworthy, 115 1st; J. V.
Lanlcln, 205 1st; Multnomah Printing Co.,
107 Front st; Jakob Halm, 6th and Wash
ington. New Corporations Formed. Articles
of incorporation of the Hudson Lumber
& Logging Company were filed in the
County Clerk's office yesterday; capital
stock, $30,000. The Incorporators are An
drew Smith, L. F. Hudson and W. S.
Plalsted. The objects announced are to
do a general logging business, conduct a
sawmill and construct a logging road
from sl point in section 11, township 2
north, range 2 west to a point on the
Willamette Slough, a distance of about
two miles. Myron D. Stone, J. O. Hoyt
and C, A. Bell filed articles of incorpora
tion yesterday of the Portland Stone &
Supply Company; capital stock, $15,000.
Tho objects are to do general contracting,
make contracts for buildings, etc
Harrt Rows Resigns Office. The
resignation of Deputy City Auditor Harry
Rowe took effect yesterday afternoon and
he left the position he had held for over
two years, starting for Los Angeles last
evening. The son of ex-Maj-or Rowe,
he had been employed at the City Hall
in one department or another for four
years. His resignation Is regretted by
all whose business takes them to the
City Auditor's office.
Parties holding steady salaried posi
tions may secure money on their personal
note, without endangering their position
or injuring their credit Our system per
mits loans to run 6 months If desired
and repayment accepted In amounts from
H.00 upwards. No commission, no inter
est in advance; private offices; quick ser
vice, courteous treatment and absolute
secrecy. Nelson & Hlndiey, JOS McKay
building.
Not Enough Travel? on Bridge Cars.
UnlesB East Siders patronize the special
2-cent cars on the Morrison-street bridge
more generously than they have done dur
ing the two days they have been in oper
ation, another week will see no more the
cut-rate transportations The City &
Suburban expected to carry 1200 people
across the bridge dally on these cars,
but thus far the number of fares received
has been far below that amount
Turned Over to- Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society. Edward Brackett of 614 Second
street, convicted of stealing Morning Ore
gonlans from the porches and steps of
subscribers In South Portland, was com
mitted to the Boys' and Girls' Aid So
ciety Home for an Indefinite term yes
terday In the Municipal Court Judge
Hogue had the case thoroughly Investi
gated before reaching his decision.
Life UNDERWRrrEEs Meet. A very
Pleasant and profitable meeting of the
Life Underwriters' Association was held
yesterday noon In connection with a
luncheon. In the private dining-room of
the Commercial Club. A goodly number
were present and Attorney Ralph W. Wil
bur gave an Interesting address on Oregon
life-insurance law, which was followed
by a general discussion of the subject
Lundstrosi Will Build Park Stair
way. K. G. Lundstrom has been awarded
the contract for the ornamental concrete
staircase at the Park-avenue entrance to
the City Park, his bid being $1950. TMs
was the second call for bids, as Lund
strom had once before forgotten the first
figure of his calculations on the bid sub
mitted. The only other bid was that of
Bingham & Flynn for $2100.
Robbed by a Brother Chinaican.
How Chong, of China, complained to the
police yesterday morning that he had
been robbed of $30 and an old shoe. He
said he had every reason to suspect one
of his almond-eyed fellow-countrymen,
as a Celestial was seen hanging about his
room shortly before the theft was dis
covered. Officers were detailed to run
tho thief flown.
F. B. Beach & Co., the Pioneer Paint
Co., selling the best things made in
paints; agents for Jap-a-Lac, Hygienic
kalsomlne, Cementico, Neal's enamels,
Sopour's floor -paint Acme high-grade
house paints, window glass and glazing.
Phone 1234.
Baseball! Baseball!
3 P.M. today.
24th and Vaughn streets. Admission 25c
Leatherworkers vs. All-Portland.
Best local talent
Good game assured.
Tun Annual Meeting of the Portland
Woman's Union will be held May 2, at 2
P. M., at boarding room, 510 Flander
street All members are earnestly re
quested to be present
Tickets for Pressmen's Union excur
sion to The Dalles Sunday, May 8, for
sale at Woodard, Clarke & Co. and tho
following cigar stores: Rich's, Schiller's
and Ike Rometsch's.
Ice Creah, any flavor, lqt, 50c; 2 qts.,
75c; S qts., $1.00; 4 qts., $L25, delivered
to any part of the city. Washington
Creamery Co., 429 Washington street
Phono Main 764.
Council of Jewish Women. The May
meeting of the Council of Jewish Women
has been postponed from May 4 to May
25. The annual reception will take place
on that day.
Removed to Hotel Scott, J. Reltzele,
the tailor, who has been doing business
at S50 Alder, has moved to 330 Burnsldo
and will be glad to see his many friends
and patrons.
Picnio and dancing: strict order guaran
teed: union music Gents, 25c, ladies free.
Public invited. Tlvoll Gardens, 24th and
Washington, 2 P.M. today.
Mrs. Phelps, a prominent Socialist lee
tur,e.r' 111 speak tonight, at 8 o'clock. So
cialist headquarters, S09 Davl3 st, near
Slxth.i a
How Is Your Blood? Dr. Pfunder'a
Oregon Blood Purifier for the kidneys,
liver, stomach, catarrh. Try It now.
Roses two years old, 25c; carnations, 4c;
dahlias, xdc; pansies. Sc; verbena, 2c: ger
aniums, c: salvia, 2c Burkhardt's.
Estabushment Max. 314 Dekum build
lF ojj?61. auiner and evening dresses.
$20 to. $2a. Materials accepted.
Newly Furnished lodge halls and of-
?-O0:Jia1lr,0r,rent- AUsky building.
Third and Morrison streets.
Orange and pineapple sherbet today.
Bisque ice cream Ia brick form. Phone
Washington Creamery Co.
WANTED-Modern house, goodslxe, cen
tral. Desirable tenants. C. Portland Hotel.
Storerooms, brick building, jst & Mad
ison. Ferrera, Z45& Morrisonr Will lease
Seaside and Elk Creek lots for sale.
Julius Kraemer, Commercial building.
$4500, 100x100 S. E. corner -22d Lifl
Marshall. Phone East SS5.
Table u'Hote at Richards, $loq. Cor
ner Park and Alder.
Hotel Bsown-Lee. Rooms and board.
Best French dinner with, wine 50c, S3 6th. 1
WEDDING RINGS
Plain Rings
WIDE OVAI,
KM to $10.09
TTFFA2T
$3.50 to ?7J
WE MANUFACTURE all of our plain rings and use only the best of gold.
The .kind that never makes your finger turn black. XF THERE Is any special
style you wish roada It will only tak.o a fe,w hours, as we have the very
latest machinery for such work.
Am above, 96 per pair.
OUR NEW DESIGNS In cut glass jure, certainly swell,
'ah ttRE Is nothing so nice for a present and everyone appre
ciates It OUR PRICES MAKE US HEADQUARTERS. Pretty
Pieces, for $2.00, $2.50. $3.50. $5.00 to $65.00.
Silverware
HERE YOU CAN uxST EXACTLY what you want and at
Just the price you can afford. Just take a look at our silver
ware window. If may help you to decide. ALL THE LATE EF
FECTS In this line we carry. In fact we make a specialty of
silverware. JUST WATCH THE WEDDING PRESENTS, you
will find we have" sold the most of them.
JAEGER BROS opticians
290 HORBISON STREET, NEAR ilfc'iU
We're Going to Move
To 283-285 Morrison Street.
.Stock Reducing Sale Now In
Progress. Stylish, Reliable
Up-to-Date :: :: :: j:
Footwear iliKfci
Johnson & Murphy's Shoes er g. , n-
Oxfords, pair $4.95
Edwin Clapp's Shoes or Oxfords, - Q
pair $4tsv?
Any of Our $5.00 Shoes or tt - -.
Oxfords, pair ,.$4.00
Choice of Our $4.00 Shoes or co cc.
Oxfords, pair ZM.OU
AH of Our $3.50 Shoes or CQ 1
Oxfords, pair !0I0
W. J. rULLAM Morrison St.
Dr. Thornton, dentist, 202 Marquam,
Wooster, the fat Havana cigar man.
SINGING CLUB C0NCEET.
New Organization Presents an Enjoy,
able Programme.
Good singing and well-deserved applause
marked the Initial concert'of the Swedish
Singing Club Columbia at the Hibernian
Hall last night. That much interest is
being taken in the work of this new or
ganization was evident by the large at
tendance, the auditorium being taxed to
Its capacity with music-loving people.
The programme opened with a selection
by a string quartet, composed of the
Messrs. Syrene, Nordberg, Noren and
Llnde, members of the club, after which
followed a few Introductory remarks by
the director, C. E. Holt, through whose
effort the club has advanced sufficiently
to make It eligible to memhereship in the
National organization known as "Svenska
Sangarforbundet i Amerika."
After the first number of the club, Mrs.
A. C. Sheldon rendered. In a pleasing
manner. "Roses After Rain." by Leh
man, and for an encore sang a Swedish
folk-song. Miss Antoinette Johnson re
cited "Colonel Hooper's Experience" in a
wa,y that won her much applause. Messrs.
Borqulst and Ingelstad made the hit of
the evening with several numbers from
"Gluntarne," Wennserstrom's celeberated
and ever popular works. Interspersed
between the latter and a violin solo by
Marcus Skarstedt was "Hor oss Svea,"
by the club, after which Justice of tho
Peace Waldemar Seton recited from
Shakespeare. Mrs. Sheldon sang "Mig
non," and for an encore gave "Vart
Land." Mr. Ingelstad capped the climax
with a solo, "Kung Erik och Lifdraban
ten," before the closing numbers of the
club, "Skona Maj,' "Norden ar ett
Brodralag" and "My Country, 'Tls of
Thee."
The club numbers about 25 members,
and will be Increased as rapidly as de
sirable talent can be secured until it
may take a place as one of the largest
bodies of organized singers In the North
west.
ORPHEIOrS ATTRACTIVE BUI
AmusementSeeker8 Crowd This Pop
ular Playhouse Daily.
Tho Orpheum has been drawing crowd
ed houses every night the past week.
Standing room will reign at this popular
new theater, as the attractions offered are
ahead of the ordinary Manager Onken
has secured a number of new features for
this week's bill. American and European
novelties are features of this house. The
bill thl3 week will Include Claus, Montez
and Claus, late of Weber & Fields, but
who have been playing at Fisher's Theater
In San Francisco, the past two weeks;
Waldron Bros., comedians, the best of
all vaudeville entertainers, and who have
played all the large circuits. Mr. Dorr
has Just arrived from Chicago to manipu
late the vltascope; he brings with him
some of the best pictures ever taken
for this class of entertainment, and his
coming will doubtless prove very popular.
These together wJth John P. Brace &
Co., Lombard Bros., Mrytle Franks,
George A. and Lizzie Bird, Austin sisters,
aerial artists: Mile, Almee, the human
fly; Lester and Lester, Mann and Franks,
and Miss Cad Franks In Illustrated songs,
make up a splendid vaudeville bilL
AT THE BU0TT THEATER.
Star Attractions Will Be Presented
With New Bill Monday Night.
Monday night at the Bijou Theater
an entire new bill will be presented to
the public. The house has been un
dergoing tho finishing touches the past
week which will by Wednesday be com
pleted. The handsome new opera chairs
Manager OnKen ordered in the East
will arrive Monday, and the house will
be capable of seating the public. Con
tinuous performances Sunday from 2 P.
M. to 10:30 P. M- The opening bill
for Monday includes Montgomery
and Canton, singing, dancing and mu
sical comedians; Budd Brothers, panto
mimic acrobats; Gu3Kiralfot German
a
of Ail Kinds
PJ4ATBAKD
WEDDING PRESENTS
1 ' i " ' '' i
Cut Glass
As above,
3,C0.
Honest Glasses
THAT NEVER TRICK CONFIDING
EYES, ACCOUNT FOR OUR TWENTY
YEARS OF OPTICAL SUPREMACY
IN THE NORTHWEST, 18841904
Walter Reed
THE OPTICIAN
133 6thSt.,OregonlanBldg,
ragtime Juggler; Jaok Irwin, the lad
from Ireland; Ralph Boyer, the baritone
In illustrated songs, and new motion
.piqturos on the vitoscope which haye
never been seen in Portland.
SMITES THE PRESIDENT.
Smasher Said to Be Imported by Em
ployers In Leatherworkers' Strike.
Rather an unusual turn has been taken
by the Leatherworkers' Union strike,
which has been in effect for some time
past- The statement is made by the union
men that the employers, who are under
boycott, have Imported smashers to adorn
the features of union pickets with odds
and ends of welts and bruises. The first
union man to suffer from the alleged
smashers is E. M. Hogue, president of
the unlonA Hogue has had one Max Schul
plus arrested on a charge of assault and
battery. The warrant was Issued by
Justice Reid. Hogue said that he waa do
ing picket duty near First and Washing
ton streets several evenings since, when
the defendant approached and swatted
him in the face without a word of warn
ing. There was no other way to explain
the affair, in Hogue's opinion, than that
the employers had hired ruffians to ad
minister thrashings.
Schulplus was arraigned on the charge
yesterday morning, entering a plea of not .
guilty. His case was set for tomorrow'
morning at 9:30 o'clock.
OUT 03? TUNE,
Some Ways of Piano Selling Entirely
Out of Harmony With Legiti
mate Methods. '
Attention is called to tho schemes of
a gang of piano swindlers who are oper
ating in this city. Advertisements appear
In the newspapers of great bargains In
pianos by parties who are leaving the
city, etc These pianos almost invariably
prove to be of the cheapest kind, the
price asked being really double their
value. Exposures of these "fake" sales
have been made In a number of the larger
cities, among them Minneapolis, Minn.;
Chicago, HL; Philadelphia, Pa., and San
Francisco, CaL There may be an occa
sional genuine sacrifice of a good piano,
but in tho majority of cases ''there's a
darky In the woodpile." It will pay you
to telephone or call for one of our ex
perts, who will make careful examination
and give accurate estimate of an instru
ment's value and condition, and -also
make report as to title. Charges, $L25
per hour. Eilers Piano House, 351 Wash
ington street, corner Park.
RATH & SANDYS
Will serve an elegant dinner today.
Music in attendance. Regular prices. 145
First. Ice cream. Main 235.
$1.44 PER SQUARE YARD.
Hardwood floors, laid, finished and pol
ished. Portland Hardwood Floor Com
pany, S. W. corner Fourth and TamhllL
MATTING AND CURIOS SALE
We carry a large stock of the finest grade of
Linen Warp Mattings. We are making a
special offer for this -week 13 cents per yard
up. Also the entire stock of our Japanese
and Chinese Curios, consisting of fine Decor
ated Chinaware, Bronze, Satsuma, Cloison
nie, new Brass Ware, Embroideries, Indian
Shopping Baskets and Toys, etc. Must close
them out, as we are compelled to vacate our
store next July. Come and get your bargains.
ANDREW KAN & CO.
CORNER FOURTH AND MORRISON STREETS
te4
BUSTEE jT
BROWN
SUITS
A Big Hit
TrTithUt
tor Spring.
Jfcow Sood Can
$e Ttfade?
A few years ago it was, "How cheap can clothing be made?" But today money,
skill, brains and utmost care have been expended in order to elevate the standard
of ready-to-wear Clothing and place it on an equal footing wit$ custom work.
Until recently it was impossible for stout, lean, fat and extra-aised n;en to be fitted
today they can be as easily satisfied as the regular-built men, and you pay no
more, wneiner you are size 54 menes or o
inches around chest. '
business Cutaway Suits
or English Walking Suits, (as illustration)
- $20 to $40
Sack Suits, single or double-breasted styles, $15,
$18, $20, $22j0.to $35.
Top Coats, $10 to $35.
$Qtf$ CiothQs
We have made ample provision for boys that give,
their Clothing strenuous usage; every seam reinforced,
button-holes, etc., sewed by hand; Sailor, Norfolk, Buster
Brown and Double-Breasted Suits, $3.15 to $12,50.
Long-Pants Suits, $7.50 to $22.50.
Tffen's
The best-appointed Hat stock in the Northwest is
exhibited in this store. Every conceivable popular HJat
of the day is represented, many exclusive with us, and
the values are by far thebest offered in Portland.
enJ$ jturnishings
Always tho freshest and newest lines of Haber
dashery displayed. Our buyer has exercised unusual
taste for this Spring. More novelties and genteel effects
in Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, pajamas, etc.,
than ever.
WHERE TO DINE.
All the delicacies o the season at the
Portland Restaurant; fine private apart
ments for parties. 305 Wash., near 5th.
Open nififtts, Watson's Restaurant,
Fourth and Washington streets, 6. A. Mi
to 1 A. M.
The hest Sunday dinner at Strause's
Restaurant, 223 Washington street,
Perkins Restaurant will serve regular
chicken dinner 35c From 13 M. to 8 P. M,
SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK.
Latest Improved new pianos for $165.
Biff snaps in slightly used pianos. Pianos
for rent. H. Sinshelmer, 72 Third street,
near Oak. Phono Main 1755.
COME AND TAKE A LOOK.
Come and take a look at the M. J.
Walsh Co.'s fine line of gas. electric
and combination chandeliers. Showrooms
341 Washington street.
Pianos
AND
Players
THE FINEST PIANOS
IN THE WORLD ARE
THE "STEINWAYS"
SOLD ONLY BY US
We also have fifteen other makes of
beautiful pianos, all on easy monthly pay
ments if desired.
The latest and beat piano players are
the "Pianista" and "Apollo" players. Sold
here only by us. Payments to suit.
We also have several special bargains
in shopworn and slightly-used pianos.
Prices ranslnjf from $100 to $250. Came-and
seo them. You might find juat what you've
been waiting for.
Soule Bros. Piano Co.
372-374 Morrison Street,
Corner West Park.
Pianos tuned, polished, packed and
sljlpped.
et
rs. 1
S, V. Corner Morrison and
JJ
Jfcats
: TORIC AND TORIK LENSES !
Th,ey arc made of the finest material and ground on the Inner
surface to fit the radius of your eye, thereby overcoming reflection
a and gaining a larger field of vision. We will correct the error of
refraction and grlad lenses to.
Our lens grinding department
complete in every detail.
284 WASHINGTON STREET
Between fourth and Filth.
TUSCAN
MINERAL SPRINGS
Open Every Day In the Year, x
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN
I cams to the above aprlnga on April 6th
to take treatment for my eyes. I had a vary
severe attack of catarrh of the eyes, waa al
most blind after treating with the best spe
cialist that could be found, and suffering
for nlno years. I have at last found a -cure
hera at the FAMOU3 TUSCAN SPRINGS. I
cannot praise them too highly. I hope that
others that are afflicted will give them a
trial. Respectfully, W. I. PALMER,
Room 508, Commercial bldg, Portland. Or.
Mr. I. C Palmer, of Palmer, Or., was cured
of rheumatism. If you are sick write to us.
We will i;lvo you the name and address of
some ono cured of a similar complaint.
TUSCAN MINERAI. BPRINGS CORP.
Tuscan, Cal.
Send SOc for bottle of stomach and catarrh
salt.
COAL
Newcastle, Nut, per ton, $5,00
Newcastle, Lump, per ton, $6.50
Franklin, Lump, per ton, $7.50
(Delivered)
The best domt!a coal for use In range,
heating and furnaces, Housekeeper will find
It economical to use good coal,
ThePacIfic Coast Company
U9 WASHINOTON STRBBT.
Charles H. Glelm. Agent. Telephone Main 223.
WARWICK TURF
EXCHANGE
131 FOURTH STREET
Bctwsm A!4r and Wuhlngto? stwts,
OomiaUalons received on all East
ern and California "Races, Direct
wire on all Sporting Events.
Phone Main 1414.
Miss Hsrker and Miss Hughes'
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AX
PALO AXTQ, CALIFORNIA.
Prepares girls for college. Stanford lec
tures open to students. Pleasant home life.
Horseback-rldlng, tennis and wheeling. One
hours' ride to San Trancisco. T&rm begins
January 5, 7
C C. NEWCASTLE
Dentist
412 Hekawk BIJg.,3d aad Merrlaen
FfcBS MaUa 78.
SCHWAB BROS. PRINTING C(L
4fT WMK. MCUOHAflS HU05S
24TK SUri Stmt Am Main 178
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. MISS25SV ?
DRESSES
and LADIES' I
SHIRTWAIST I
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New Arrivals.
Fourth Sts.
Clothing
suit your special case.
Is
PORTUNOtOREQ.
25c
EACH
Columbia Phonograph Co.
7th and Washington Sts.
(eo Hotel ButlersEAmE
Remodeled and Rebuilt at expense $250,
000. New management.
Entirely Fireproof.
location Very accessible to street-car
lines, theaters, eta.
Enropean Plan.
228 Rooms with Luxurious Baths Ser
eral private rooms In antique decora
tions Turkish Baths in hotel.
Unsurpassable Restaurant De Stelger,
chef, (formerly of Waldorf-Astoria an4
chef to Prince of Wales.)
Hotel Orchestra.
Telephone Connections In every room-Long-distance
connections made with
any part of Coast.
Wire far reservations at our expense.
HOTEL BUTLER
SEATTLE
PIANOS AND FURNITURE MOVER
AND PACKED FOR SHIPMENT,
CO Fifl' 88 S3RST
V lrV STBpEI,
Between Stark aad Qftk.
Commodious Plreproof Brick "Warehouse
Front and Clay streets.
LITHOGRAPHING
and PRINTING
ANDERS & DUNIWAY CO.
Phase Xsia 17.
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