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THE SUXDAY OREGOXTAN, PORTLAyP, XOTE3IBER 22. 1909. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ORTGOXIAJT TELEPHONES. Pat Ftthi. Horn. Oamlng-Roara Mm tot " C1t nrcalJti.-n Mm JM; M kfanarlns IMtor Main T.1.0 A STO enSay Editor Wain TOTO A 6. Comportrf-Room Main TO.O A tmi C-r Editor Main 7'T0 A SC-&S tuyu Bulictegs Main T07B A SOW AMTSEMEHTa. THE HBTI.TO THEATER 14t end Tuh lnffton Str-ets' Toniprht at 8:1 r o'clock (sharp) th favorite comedian. Max Flg man. In the omedy. ' The Substitute." BUNGALOW THEATER (Twelfth and Vorr!on Baker Stock Company la s-ron heart." Tonight at 8:15. Matlne. i:l P. M BAKER THEATER fThlrfl. near Yam hill' RIre A r'ady In "HIp-Hlp Hooray." Toniicht at 8 IS Matlnea 2 15 P. M. OBPHKUM THEATER tktorrlaon. be tween Sixth and Seventh! Advanced TaudevlKe. This artemoon at 3:13 and to nlsht at :1S. PAN'TAGES THEATER (Fourth ad Stark i Contlnuoua "audvl!le. 2:30. 7:30 and 9. SO P. M OEA.VD "IHEATEH OVaanlnsrton. Between Svnth and Park) Vaudeville da luxe, 2 :M. T M and P. SI STAR THEATER (Washlnxton and park! The mlo.'.ram. "We Are King." To night at 8:15. Matlnea 2.15 P. M. Circus la Entertained. The Mount Tabor Homo Training Orcle h-ld a so (Ul at the home of -Mrs. J. C. Klllot Klna". on U'efl avenue. Friday afternoon, the usual educational programmes being omitted to enable tJie members to visit tcircther. As hostess Mrs. King made all lromf, and the gloomy weather and rain were forgotten in the cordial atmo spnere of the spacious King home, and good fellowship reigned around the glow l.i? hearth, where the mothers had gi there.! to lay plans for future work. Jalnty hits of needlework were In evl dnif and needl-s flew fast In the pleas ant company. Mrs. E. C. Goddard gave In c!iurmlns manner a number of chil dren's soup, and a quartet of girls en tertained the circle with musical selec tion. Mrs. Kin? gave a reading, en t iled " Baby's R.ghts." which was en Joy. -1 by all. after which refreshments were served. This was the signal for the coming of the "tiny ones'' from the chamber whera they had bee-n entertained by th"ir kindergarten teacher, and they were r. ady for their share before starting home. (lREOOM APPLE IK NW ToRK. Hood Kiver apples on display In New York may not be a matter of surprise to the people of Oregon, who have come to know that fruit grown In this state U capable of attracting favorable attention wherever shown, but it is a fair guess to make that tha recent exhibition In the metropolis of Hood River apples will surprise resi dents of that part of the country be cause of the fact that Oregon produces so much superior fruit to that grown tn other parts of the country. Stelnhardt & Kelly, of New York, the firm that con tracted with the applegrowers' union of lond River for nearly the entire product f the season, advertises In the Eastern papers an exhibition of about 60 varie ties of apples In their place of business, ail of which came from Oregon. They pay in th advertisement that the exhibit Is th most wonderful and unique ever held In the East, and Is of the finest ap ples grown In the world. More November Berries. Strawber ries and raspberries perfect in form and color and possessing even finer flavor than those gathered during the regular season, have been obtained by C. D. Ftrir.ger. of Woodstock, during the past ix weeks. After the first crop of straw berries had been harvested the plants were cut back to tho roots. The leaves grew out again and later the plants bore a crop of berries almost aa large as the first yield. The raspberries were grown from a few bushes that were not pruned at the close of the last season. Mr. Stringer believes If ho had deferred the trimming until the late frosts the bushes would have continued to bear heavily. AfiED PioxKFm Missiwo. Iewls Weath erford. an Oregon pioneer. aged 61 years, is misusing from his appartments in the Rheinpfalz Hotel, and his wife and many friends are anxious about him. The lust heard of him was from Vancouver. Wash., when he called up his wife by long-distance telephone. He said he was t Oregon City, but the operator told Mrs. tVeatherford he was speaking from Van couver, and from this it is feared he may be mentally unbalanced. He had long been out of employment, and was dis couraged. He Is a marine engineer and w!ily known. Mrs. Weatherford Is now with the family of Captain Riley, of engine company No. 6. at S First street. Peninsula Rosa Cli-b to Meet. The Peninsula Rose Festival Association will meet in Bickner hall, at St. John, next Tuesday night. F. V. Holman. president of the Portland Rote Society, will tell how to grow roses and Mrs. C.eorge Hall, the Knights of Pythias Vuartet and the Peninsula Band will help to entertain the crowd. President W. J. l'ed.llcord. Secretary W. C. Van Tyne and others will help to arouse the citizens of tli town and get them Interested In growing roses for free distribution at the Festival next June. Tea at Children lions. The annual Tiiank5glving tea will be held at the Chil dren's Home, next Tuesday, from 2:30 to b V. M All are cordially Invited to at tend. The only saleable article will be h,ini-maiie candies. This year the man agement of the homo hopes to start a kindergarten for smaller children, a long-f-'lt want snd the amount realised from the sale of candy will be held for that p'.iri OS-. CiifRi-K or OiR Father (Unitarian!. Seventh and Yamhill streets Morning sermon: "The Unitarian Church and Na I ona! Politics." Evening sermon (Seventh-street entrance): "A Neglected I't.aae of the Emmanuel Movement." Houssi-Cliani.no Tims la TBI Tina to have your mattresses) renovated and re turned the same day. Main 474. A 1374. Port;and Curled Hair Factory, H. Vetzser. SCS-::s Front street. The WoJtAifs Giiu of St. Stephen" lT"-CUthec5ral will have a sale of fancy and useful aptieles on Tuesday afternoon and evening in the parish house. Thir teenth and clay streets. " Poctofs. nurses, parents, attend fellow ship lecture, on "The Divine Cse of Hypnotism." at "Women of Woodcraft Hall. Tenth and Taylor streets, thla eve ning. Ai.r parties Indebted to the A. N. Wright estate are kindly requested to call and settle accounts as Mrs. Wright will retire from business November la. QfRTES Flock on Jefferson street, suitable for flats or business property, only if taken at once. Inquire of D ner. N. H. Keck, IMl Washington St. Swell Umbrellas. All Sticm. Pio-Skin Baos. Ivory Gooi or ALL Kinps. Nau"s Pharmacy. Portlantd Hotel. SEWtr- Soi.es, 75 Cents. Best Oak leather. While you wait, or sent for. Jacob Fchwlnd. 37 Stark, near Park. I'hone Main 7Ji9. A Eli I'ii It ox Walntt CVltttre In Oregon: g--t free booklet before buying walnut lands. T. Witpyeomb. 608 Commercial block. Portland. Or. For Rent. Convenient ten-room mod ern house, carpets, curtains and furniture available. Apply I. Lowengart, 91 Front street. Woman's Exchange. ITS loth t.. Thanks giving dinner. 75c: 11:3 to 2. Home cook Irg. Tables may be reserved now. Todat. Last chance to see Blossom, I'tiallest horae in the world. Arcade Theater. Bring children. For Riji.-A few nice fflcea In The Oregonian building. See Superintendent, room &"- Orr Christmas photos now. A'. B. Mc A'pln. 13i Seventh street. Open today. Pentist has prominent comer suite to hare with pr.yslcian. F 436, Oregonlan. Magazine S"-bscriptjoss at club rates. M often a. Ill Sixth, near Washington St. pit John T. Towxlet has returned. axVeul Marquam building. A M34. of of Talks oh Thtldhei'i readin-o.'" In ber paper on "Children's Reading." read before the Mothers' and Teachers' Club of the Brooklyn school, Friday afternoon, Mrs. W. G. FJllot made a strong plea for closer supervision of the books and other reading matter given children at the start. She mentioned a number of books that have long been popular as children's books and condemned them as setting up a wrong standard In the mind and lives of children. Mrs. Eliot emphasized the neces sity of developing In the child a taste for normal literature, such as classic writings and books which do not distort real life conditions. The address was filled with useful information and was heard with pleasure by mothers and teachers present At this niteting tne emu in vitation tO JOin ine BlBie leuria . m..k. A hw. fn eonltlon v omen a iuua. e" - ; - .-i- i .nhm Iti4 hv M I . . r nii.u i s11' " Rebena N. Hatton. the teacher, showing the department was prosperous. Mrs. Moore, president, announced the following committees: Civic improvement. Mrs. Thomas Luke: programme. Mrs. C. L. Pease and Miss C. Thompson: kinder garten, Mrs. J. A. Strowbridge. Mrs. Waldemar Seton. Mrs. H. McCracken. Mrs. Bartllng. Mrs. C. Mathlot. Investments in real estate in Portland have and will prove very profitable. C. K. Henry & Son. during the past few months, have sold some of the most at tractive corners in the city, which are going to be finely Improved, and they have a number of other bargains that in vestors and managers of estates, as well as new-comers, should investigate. C. K. Henry & So" make a specialty of in side, high-grade property, and at present have fur sale A Splendid Investment On Third street, also one on Fourth street, near Morrison, a quarter block on Fifth street, also close In: a choice Sixth-street property: also a very desir able Washington-street frontage. If you wish to buy or sell Inside properties In the city of Portland, it will pay you to call upon CHARLES K. HENRT & SON. " WO Stark street. Portland. Or. Stricken is Elks" Club. While sitting In one of the rooms in the Elks' Club yesterday G. Proso, a visitor, suddenly cried out in pain and urged those pres ent to send for a doctor. The man was evidently ill. and Dr. Homer I. Keeney was summoned to attend him. He said there were symptoms of ptomaine poison ing and after administering remedies for temporary relief, had the patient removed to Good Samaritan Hospital. Last night Dr. Keeney said that he. and other doctors called Into consultation, were un able to determine whether the distress was caused by ptomaine poisoning or came from appendiceal complications. At 6 o'clock the sick man was Improving and was thought not to be in a dangercnis condition. Mr. Proso Is engaged In rail road work at Roseburg and belongs to the Elks" Lodge In that city. Conpep-hnce Committee Named. Con ference committees have been appointed bv the Mount Scott. Woodmere. South Mount Tabor and Woodstock push cluba to consider best method, of getting water for the territory in the Mount Scott dis trict, which will be part of the city after next June. All these committees will meet next Tuesday night at the ofllce of Ben Riesland. in the Falling building, to adopt plans of action. Only the "water question will be considered at this meet ing, according to O. N. Ford, member from Arlcta. It had been reported that street and sewer Improvements would be considered, but these matters will not be taken up until the water question has been settled. The object is to get water from the city as soon as possible in order to avoid another Summer's shortage. Funeral op Professor Bitrnham. The funeral of Professor Justus Burnham, late principal of the Couch School, was held yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the First Presbyterian Church. The ser mon was delivered by the pastor. Dr. William Hiram Foulkes, Miss Kathleen Lawler rendered a solo. The pallbearers were the following principals from six of the city schools R. H. Thomas, G. E. Jamison, J. H. Stanley. 1L Jenkins, C. T.-i -r T r ..... i The remains ill., jvipnis. x. . " - lay In state at Uie church yesterday morn ing and between tne noura ui v nnu o'clock were viewed by hundreds of peo ple. The Interment was In Riverview Cemetery. Died in Lob Anoeles. News of the death of Mrs. Alice G. Snashall in Los Angeles, Cal.. lias been received by her friends in the city. She was the wife of Rev. A. Sliashall. and is a relative of H. W. Snashall, of Pleasant Valley, near Ore sham. Mr. and Mrs. Snashall lived in Portland several years ago and then moved to New York, and are re membered by many Portland friends. Sermon to Toi-no'Men Dr. Benjamin Toung. of Taylor-Street Methodist Church, delivers the opening address to young men tomorrow night. In Taylor Street Church, the subject being "Wanted. A Man." The titles of the three re maining addresses to be given, at Sun day night's services are: "The Tragedy of Failure." "The Value of An Ideal," "Slaves or Freemen." Wants Bridoh Swept. Complaint is made that the floor of the Burnslde street bridge Is neglecte"d and left with mud and water covering it to such extent as to be a public nuisance. Persons walk ing on the sidewalks across the bridge are subjected to drenchlngs of mud and water by the passing vehicles. Woman Taken to Seattle. Harriet Catlln. charged with the larceny of J260 from a Seattle man. was taken to the Sound city yesterday by a police de tective. Before leaving, she asserted her Innocence, and declared she is willing to stand trial, saying that she- will be able to prove the charges untrue. Entertainment Todat. An entertain ment will be given at the Catholic Young Women's Home, at Fifteenth and Couch . - . ). - unarnnnn nt 3 O'clock. A DrO- gramme consisting of musical and literary numbers will be renaerea. ji the afternoon will be a lecture "A Trip Through Ireland." by Mr. McAvoy. The Ladies of First Congregational Church will hold their annual bazaar In the churrti parlors, December 1 and 2. Useful and fancy articles, table deli cacies and candles will be for sale, and lunch served each day at noon and din ner at ( o'clock Tuesday. Death or Mrs. M. B. Hemmenwat. Mrs. Mary B. Hemmonway died yester day, at the home of her mother, Mrs. Harriet Pope. 712 East Main street. She was tho wife of John F. Hemmenway. of Joseph. Or. The funeral will be held today from Mrs. Pope's home, at 1 P. M. Veteran Quartet Will Sing. The Veteran Quartet, composed of singers over 60 years of age, will sing at the services tonight In the United Brethren Church. East Morrison and Fifteenth streets. Mrs. EJla Jones will be tho ac companist. Readt for Occupasct, modern . eight room, splendid new house, in Ladd's Ad dition, near East Twentieth and Haw thorne avenue. mm. Don't fall to see . i --.nt . rnnA botne. Full nar- tlculars, F. W. Torgler, 1"6 Sherlock bldg. Have a buyer for a small nome on West Side; price must be reasonable: fractional lot will do. Wallace Investment Company, room 51" Oregonlan building. Turkbts. Limited number of very choice turkeys will be delivered direct from our ranch for Thanksgiving. Phone orders Monday and Tuesday. Main 6S)u, M. E. Lee, 411 Corbett building. Thb Irvinoton Tennis CLUBHOUSE may be reserved for dancing or social parties by aprlylng to Mr. Root, Lumbermens National Bank. Moore, artist, 7th and Stark sts. One dozen platinum photographs make 12 beautiful Christmas presents. Order now. Allen Larkin and O'Brien memorial. Woodmen of the World Hall, Monday evening. November 2J. Admission 26 cents. Before buying elsewhere Inspect the prices of watches, diamonds and rings, at Uncle Myers, 143 Third, near Alder. Persian Lamb Coat, mink trimmings, for amount loaned and Interest, at Uncle Myers. 143 Third, near Alder. A Special Thanksgiving Dinner for Jl will be served at tho Louvre. Reserve your table. Da, Swaim. dentist. U Dtkum bldg. 44 it . t . . . Stimnup "Post. No. currcn bib. v - 21. Women's Relief Corps. G. A. R., gave a supper and bazaar last night In the hall. on Grand avenue ana ui rme bhl. to raise funds for the relief of veterans. A general programme was rendered, with several short talks. At Richardo" THANKSorvrsa Dinner will be served, from 1 to 8:S0 P. M-, J1.S0 per cover, with wine; a souvenir menu will be given each lady; classic music For reservation of tables call Ex. 26. Bt Auction. Old English hall clock, mahogany dinlrg-room suit, Persian rugs, at 10 A. M. Monday (tomorrow), at 411 Washington street, a. -- vui,... . Brandes' Grill. 103 Sixth, will serve an elegant turkey course dinner for 50c . Extra special Thanksgiving dinner. I Eat Puritan a. ABk grocer. FINE RESIDENCES. We have a number of fine residences In different parts of the city at de sirable prices. $40,000 Residence. Buys one of the most elegant, sightly, modern and complete homes In the city; good grounds and fine view. $40,000 Home. , Buys Nob Hill home, splendidly lo- ; cated. full quarter block, house new, modern and complete In all modern ; details; an exceptionally fine home. , $25,000 Dwelling. Buys Nob Hill home, surrounded by ; fine homes; occupies a corner. Very ; desirable in every respect. ! See us before buying elsewhere. CHARLES K. HENRY A SON. 250 Stark St.. Portland. Or. WHEREJO DINE. All tho dellcaoles of the season at tho Portland Restaurant: fine . rlvate apart ments for ladles. SOS Wash., near Filth. Superior Restaurant, 187 4th. near v.mhin. Soeclal Chicken Dinner. In- i eluding pie or Ice cream, 6o. First class service. Moore's Rostaurant will servo a Kta , chicken dinner toaay, x-mu, e" Meier Frank's. Watson's Restaurant will serve a fine chicken dinner today. 50 cents. 331 Wash. A special 60c chicken dinner today at Hail's Restaurant, 330 Washington St. The old. reliable French Restaurant, six-course French dinner, with wine, 60c Twelfth and Washington Sts. Special Sunday chicken dinner, with Ice cream today, 40c from 11 A M. to S P. M. Merchants' lunch every day, 25c Royal Canton Grill. 852-54 Alder, cor. Park. Spanish Grill, 427 Washington street. Spanish cooking. Regular Spanish din ner. 4 P. M. to midnight, 50c. Moore's Rest, will serve a 75 Turkey Dinner Thanksgiving. 148 6th street. PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES Quite a number of our customers in form us they are digging up and discard, lng other roses, and replanting with Sib eon's rosea. Unripe plants with poor roots are dear at any price. Good flowers grow only on good bushes. If you are Inexperienced in rose culture, you will soon realize this, and then you also will want Slbson's roses. Sibson's roses are hardily grown In the open ground, well ripened, full of fibrous roots, and true to name. Acres of Roses! Office and nurs eries, 1180 Mllwaukle ave. Phone Sell- 0THBSIBSON ROSE NURSERIES. FIFTEENTH-ST. PROPERTY For warehouse site, choice corner, splendidly located, with trackage facil ities, only 115.600. The best warehouse site In the city for the money, or Quarter Block. On Fifteenth street, track in, splendid ly located; sure to advance In value and an ' exceptionally fine site for a large warehouse. Apply to CHARLES K. HENRY & SON, 250 Stark St.. Portland, Or. fs A, s - Mir Colonial Holidays INCOME PROPERTY. An Improved quarter block, leased. In good shape, paying 7 per cent net, clear Of taxes and Insurance. Pur chaser is certain to make money on the property, as well as have a good rate of Interest on tho property. Ap ply to CHARLES K. HENRY & SON. 250 Stark St.. Portland, Or. FIFTH-STREET PROPERTY Choice quarter block, very well lo cated, new Improvements going Into the vicinity will enhance this quarter block 60 per cent within the next year over present price. CHARLES K. HBNRY & SON, 260 Stark SL. Portland, Or. NORRIS SAFE& LOCK CO. Removed from No. 70 Sixth street to the elegant and commodioirs storeroom In the Commonwealth building at cor ner of 6th and Ankeny streets. They will carry the largest line of safes and office furniture on the Coast. $40,000 INVESTMENT. Buys an improved corner paying a good rate of Interest, present building pays good rate of interest on the whole Investment and Is a bargain. $15,000 will handle this proposition. Enquire of CHARLES K. HENRY & SON, 250 Stark SL, Portland, Or. TITLE G. & T.C0. ACCOUNTS Wanted at once, $9000 worth, any de nomination; state discount. O 441, Ore gonlan. Sixth-Street Quarter Block. One of the best quarter blocks In City of Portland for an investment at this time, sure to advance largely In value within the next year and would pay for Immediate improvement. Best buy In the city for the money. Ap ply to CHARLES K. HENRY & SON. 250 Stark St., Portland, Or. Diamonds That Must Be Sold. Mrs. A. N. Wright has sold her Jewelry store at 293 Morrison street, with the exception of the diamonds, both mounted and unmounted, which are now stored in the safety deposit vaults of the Security Savings & Trust Company, Fifth and Morrison streets. Prospective purchasers of diamonds can meet Mrs. Wright by appointment at the deposit vaults and examine the gems at leisure. To move the stock quickly a large discount from regular prices will be allowed. Address Mrs. A. N. Wright. 629 Hal sey street. CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. Pictures taken at Aune, Columbia bldg., between now and Christmas, will be fin ished promptly regardless of "weaUier. TIE open fire- I place, the I crackling lct, R tne toasting chest- II nuts, the jingle ot sleishbells, the now. mantled guests! TTierejtive board the spotless linen the quaint, old china, the family auver brought iron its hiding placet The pride in that silver! And now your family silver Is it tne"CoIoniarmade in the historic old town el Newbury- port, Massachu setts? If so, you have equal pride I in yours. This splendid pattern in Sterl ing Silver re flects all the court ly grace and dig nity with which your great-great-grandson led the cotillion or dis pensed the hospi talities of the feast. Are yon pre pared for your Holiday carving) We propose a, bird set in the "Colonial" for your own use, or as aa acceptable gift. Made in a complete table service. This is onlv one of the many , ,ti fni Colonial Datterns we carry In stock. Have yoo sets the new Colonial Lafayette pattern come perfectly plain polished, and. when engraved with an old English letter, It makes the swellest pattern on the market. We are headquarters for all the latest in silverware. Jaeger Bros. THUS LEADING JEWELERS AD OPTICLsvSS. 26 Sforrlaoat St., Bet. 3d and 4th. f " 1 II I I f . . .. .1 f t I I t - Cf ft f '-'.'-J I ".. , ' 1 " : .9 mm Ud VrSXi' THIRD-STREET LOT. An exceptionally choice lot on Third street. This Is an exceptionally fine lot for the erection of a building that would pay a handsome rate of interest. APPCHARLE3 K. HENRY A SON. 250 Stark St.. Portland. Or. THE NORTONIA HOTEL. Special Sunday Dinner ' $1.00 Per Plate. Music 6:30 to 7:30. Reserve Tables In Advance. FOURTH-STREET QUARTER Quarter block on Fourth street, ex ceptionally well located, sure to prove a money-maker. Apply to CHARLES K. HENRY A SON, 250 Stark St, Portland, Or. You Can. Find All kinds Thanksgiving Wines and Liquors of the very best: Imported and domestic. National Wine Co., Fifth and Stark. Phones Main 6499, A 4499. Free delivery. BUILERTANNEX HOTEL For Your Thanks giving Suit, Overcoat or Cravenette YOU have this great advantage, among others,, in buying your clothes here : There's not a thing in our store that isn't high-grade and big value. We guarantee satisfaction, as well as other things. We could'nt do, less, and with goods like ours we don't need to do less. We'd like to show you what $20.00, $25.00 or $30.00 will do here in suits, overcoats or cravenettes. No clothing store in the country can begin to show such lines as we have at these prices. We are making a spe cialty of giving great values at these prices. Full Dress, Tuxedo, Prince Albert and Frock Suits from $30.00 to $50.00. Nothing better was ever made at any price. As for fit. we want a chance to demonstrate our skill and the excellence and variety of our models the hard-to-fit men. We'll nt you exacuy. Xmas Watches and Diamonds at Special Prices .. . .. .u.rtml of watches and diamond., we '-"; We are eont.n-allr ell.nB row of th. large -"""fferU'.he" toHnodrTd' ha on hand, and of the extremely low price, we are offeriBp: them so y RLl HERE. Come In S.Ztil our .t-ten.- WH Ton Prove u to of CHR M AS IS , r"iirgB this, as yon will have more time and can snake a more early. now ... sit ? JA.- C.V Reliable Jewelers CrFF.DT'fi "HT and Opticians - - - TwO Stores roruana, w., a.nu vu.w ' Diamonds Our diamonds are like bonds; you can almost clip the coupons, for they are advancing con tinually. We sell more diamonds and better, ones than any one in the West. $200 Fine white perfect karat size r" We have a few ia-karats, perfect white, in Tiffany mountings, bought before the last ra in price. We offer them, while they last, at v BUT A DIAMOND, BOTH FOR BEAUTY -T-r, TUTTTTCTlVIV.riri" JU,U li.iuuw - " - - ... . . ,. v,"l." "Dtr OC. Our Optical Department is unexcelled for promptness, emciency uu - ... vour eyes free. Watches 16-size 20-year gold-filled case, with Elgin or Waltham move- Q 6.50 ment 0-size 20-year gold-filled case, with Elgin or Waltham movement. A fine C" C QQ watch for ladies, at p X ej. vvr Railroad Watches, every grade and make, 17, 19, 21-,ieweled movements. We can fit them in silver, silverine or gold cases. $28.00 Pncpc nn from. ......... Buy your watch for service, and buy it now. HOTEL. Washington Annex rrOi SEATTLE p.. iSEAlTLE.ttSU Crttr silly toftekted withor. Urn ; Meet of prineipftl tla.tTs mad an iha-lWoclC fromi CAH UNB TQ N lAYFEXPOSmOM tgmft American AMD OKPOT lis Hi xxior "AHI.lCAn ruw 2 as -EUROPEAN I BUS MEETS ALLTRAIH3 AND BOATS CMlb&TON OlbB&ET JUrtasa. AQ modern outside rooms with every con venience. Free auto-'bus meets trains and Vtata. J. H. DAVIS, Proprietor FURS! FURS! For less than at wholesale. Remodeling- a specialty. Fur coats of all kinds made to order. L. SCHUMACHER FURRIER, 200 Madlaoa. - - - Tel. Main 617 THE TRADEMARK OF R00KW00D TOE GEM OF POTTERY MAKISG R00KW00D POTTERY Is a ware of National fame. This well-earned reputation is justly entitled by reason of its superiority over other makes in style, shape, blend and color. OUR NEW FALL STOCK Is now to be seen in its entirety. The right Christmas-gift suggestions are Rose Bowls, Vases, Puff Boxes, Inks, Candlesticks, Electric Lamps, Loving Cups, and many others. SOLE AGENTS FOR OREGON Corner Third and Washington Sts. Manufacturing Jewelers and Opticians. TIT A MOTTO UrTPORTEBS fj BUILD! BUIlD! BUIL! Igrf.-f.". , .f 'M We have several plans of bun- galows. Call and see them if you contemplate building a nome or your own. We can finance it for you. Plans and specifications at 1 per cent. Building Department. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY 714 COUCH BUILDING 109 FOURTH STREET A LECTURE ON ChristianScience Bliss Knapp, C. S. B., of Bos ton, Mass., member of the Christian Science Board of Lec tureship, will lecture at the Hei lig Theater, Sunday, November 22, at 2 P. M., under the aus pices of First and Second Churches of Christ, Scientist, of this city. Admission is free. The public is . invited. There will be no reserved seats. Doors will be open at 1 o'clock, and close promptly at 2. I THE PORTLAND SHOE REPAIR CO. 269 Yamhill, between Third and Fourth. Bauer & titooper. Props. Phone Main 7665. Shoes called for and delivered free Work Done While A 2776 FBones Main 177. Vulcan Coal Co. 32i Bnrnalde .St. WE HAVE Rock Springs Coal All Other High-Grade House Coals. Although the sand In the Sahara only avaracas 30 feet In lianth. it baa sin found 200 teat below th. surface. THE PERRY HOTEL ml A Madison 8t. CEk Borcn Ave. SEATTLE Absolutely Fire-Proof Europe's Plan United Wlralaar Sutioa The Hlfihest Grade Erery Modern CoaTeslaact Centrally located and commanding : a view of ths Olympica, Cascade Mountains, Mt. K'"'eJ? Pusret Sound. Auto-'Bus meets traina and boats J. S. McTERNAN. Manager sgL1Jf:tLi.'''iJt4 gchwab Printing Co. BEST ITOXK. K E JlturJ ai " ' " 34,7 Mi STAR.K STREET m
