THE fTNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 15, 1907.
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FOLLOW THE GIRO WD
$33.00 genuine
mahogany Prin
cess Dresser,
now
$37.50 Dresser In
genuine mahog
any, oak or
hirdseye maple.
.....$18,75
TO POWERS' CHRISTMAS STORE The past week has been one of much hustle and excitement throughout POWERS'
STORE. The immense assortment and stock is undoubtedly the most complete and attractive in the city, and all Portland has
awakened to the fact and are taking advantage of this remarkable sale. Just think of it! V OFF OUR REGULAR MARKED
PRICE. DON'T WAIT; this stock is to be reduced at once and the early buyers will have the best of it in the choosing.
You are welcome whether you come to look or to buy.
$33.00 48-lnrh top. A A f A $16.00 Hanging Hall Rack f tt Hk. K 8.60 Hanging Hall Rack ftP
inpi hie::::;:::..,.S1B.50 e:. S8.00 - '"M-" SBS ":S4.25
$15.00 MlBsion Arm- I 1 Jtfl S$SK$S X IPilyT I
wAVered 07 E fl MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS SELECTIONS NOW-GIVE PRACTICAL lU Wm life 'l, 5
ok. .M. rill I prp.settts at half price II II I 11 iirzrrr&fm
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OUM STOCK AT
$35 NAPOLEON BED $17.50 ' ffigiriC W f WuMMRSi--
,
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32.50 Oak Ex
tension Table
$16.25
$fi8.00 Library Tablr. MS ski Ion
finished
weathered,
now
TaMo, MJaslon
$34.00
DON'T WAIT BUY NOW, WHILE THE CHOOSING IS GOOD; A DOLLAR IS WORTH TWO
AT OUR STORE
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$63.50 Combination
Buffet and China
Cabinet,
now
$31.75
Sail
$31.00 Dresser
In oak or
genuine ma
hogany, now.
S15.5H
J&illili
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$17.50 ROCKER
$8.75
$35.00 Napoleon Bed in birdseye maple,
oak or
mahogany,
now
$17.50
$6.00 Tabourette In golden
oak, wax,
or weathered
oak, now ....
$3.00
$60.00 Folding1 Davenport In
weathered or
golden oak, .
now
I
Writ
$30.00
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
$35.00 Library Table
in golden oaK
or mahogany,
now
$17.50
CHIFFONIER
$17.50
$35.00 Chiffonier In
birdseye maple,
oak or mahog
any, now ,
$17.50 Rocker In mahogany
finish or weathered
oak. leather
seat, now
$8.75
$7.50 Misses'
Desk In
golden or
weathered
oak, now.
$3.75
$33.50 Mission Library Table
in weathered
oak, now
$16.75
XJfiKuinw1"'11"1 ii.nm f in ""i " 1 " ' --' nifiTM.Mii i inunii.wiriniiiiiii.il .iniii )
$125.00 Davenport In genuine mahogany,
upholstered in
silk
velour
$62.50
DEATH THREAT FOR MAYOR
Greater Pittsburg's Executive Is
Guarded Against Violence.
PITTSBURG, Dec. 14. Mayor George
"VV. Guthrie, of Greater Pittsburg, is in
receipt of a letter threatening him with
death unless his policy is reversed imme
diately. Due precaution against violence
has been taken.
Since the constitutionality of the annex
ation of Allegheny City to Pittsburg was
affirmed by the Supremo Court of the
United States, Mayor Guthrie has ac
complished several things which are, it
is stated, unfavorable to persons in Allegheny.
Booming Price of Double-Eagles.
NEW YORK, Dec 14. The fact that the
new $30 gold pieces are very scarce and
that collectors are already paying a large
premium for them has started a rumor
among the young men of Wall street that
there is more than $20 worth of gold in
the coins'. For that reason there Is a
scramble to obtain the new coins. Only
a small number were sent to the sub
treasury In New York, and they were
quickly bought up by collectors. As high
as $28 is being offered for the coins. When
the next issue is made there will be sev
eral changes in the coins, and this has
made the demand from collectors and
dealers. However, tne Wall-street young
men still believe that there is more gold
in the new coins than there should be.
The J. K. Gill Company will be open
evenings until Christmas day. and -welcomes
the Holiday shopper with a great
display of Holiday gifts. Come, and
let us offer a suggestion.
See Elite China notice, City News page.
HOWES GETS FIVE YEARS
Governor Chamberlain and Mayor
Lane Pall to Have Influence.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.,, Dec! 14. C. R.
Howes, a young man convicted of forgery
in the Superior Court several days ago,
was today sentenced to ' five years In
Folsom prison.
Letters of intercessio nfrom Governor
Chamberlain, of Oregon, and Mayor
Lane, of Portland, failed to influence
the -Judgment Imposed by Judge B.. N.
Smith, who had received many appeals
for clemency In the . case.
ART SPECIALTIES
In Romanesque, d'Or antique, Veronese,
Colonial brass, hammered copper and sil
ver, old braes, gunmetal, leathers; suit
able for men and women; most exclusive
things. -Big. Sichel & Co.
India ha. 4.835.94T acre. of irrigated
land in the Punjab, an increase ot 453.591
acres In one year. The crop. ar. mainly
wheat, .ucar can, grain and Wlntar oll-
TO NAME JUDGE TUESDAY
Governor Will Then Appoint Judge
Frazer's Successor.
There will be only two days more of
suspense for the various candidates for
appointment to the Circuit Judgeship
In Multnomah county to succeed the
late Judge A. I Frazer. Governor
Chamberlain said last night that he
-would announce his appointment not
later than Tuesday of this week. Many
expected the successor to Judge Frazer
would be named yesterday. ,
"I have not made up my mind who I ;
will name," replied Governor Chamber-;
lain last night, when asked who the :
probable appointee would be. "I am try- I
lng to make up my mind who Is the best j
man for the place among those suggested
and will make a selection not later than ;
Tuesday."
It is understood that R. A. Leiter is in '
the lead for the appointment if the Gov- i
ernor should decide to name a Republi-'
can.
In the North Central States there 1. a
percenta. of 80 unmarried men out of 1
very luo, to 19.3 of unmarried women. '