THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 20, 190.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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HKlLIi; TMKATKK (Fourteenth and Waah
Inirton irvtt Ton:2ht at 9:1. o'clock,
Rs Ktahl In t!i. cumiily 'Thfl Chorue
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Br NO A LOW Til CATFR (Twelfth and
Murrtaon Bake, Stork Compangr la
Hiyt'a -A .Milnlcht Bll." Tula after-n-xn
at 2 15 and uni-!-.t at 8:1.Y
BAKER THEATEIt (Third, near Tm
hilO Tonlitht at :1X. "ArUona."
ORPHEUM THEATER (Morrison. be
tween Sixth and Seventh) Advanced
vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:15 and
tcnls.'.t at 8:13.
PANTAUES THKATEK (Fourth and
Start Ocntinuoua vaudeville. 2;30. 7 .so
and IKI p. M
GRAND THEATER ( Washlnitton. between
fr'ventn and park) Vaudeville d luxe.
2 'J. 7:31) and P M.
STAR THBATER IWaahlngton and Park)
Ml fit-cry a mintr.(..; th:s afternoon
2 IS. and tonight at 8: 13.
White Ribbpx Forces Bust. There
lias been unusual activity among, the
temperance folk the past weok. " The
state headquarters of the Woman's
Christian L'nion has neon the meeting
place for various Katherlncrs of repre
sf-ntatives of the Anti-Saloon league.
Hie Prohibition party and tho W. O.
T. V. Plans are already on foot to
Inaugurate a vigorous campaign to place
Oregon In line with other progressive
Mates in the matter of the abolition of
the manufacture and sale of Intoxicating
lrlnks. These organizations will of course
preserve their Independence of special
work but In this campaign for state
prohibition will be a unit and If the
energy and care with which the plans
are being laid is any prophecy i of suc
cess the work of the moral reformers will
result In accord with their highest hopes.
Calls and offers of assistance are coming
all over the state for the latest news
from the committees who have this
matter In charge, and the leaders feel
confident.
L0dobs Mat Consolidate. A move
ment has been started In North East
S.de to consolidate the three Oddfellows
lodges Industrial, Harmony and Wood-
lawn Into one strong lodge, and then
erect an Oddfellows temple In that por
tion of the city. Committees of three
members each have been appointed from
Industrial and Harmony, which meet In
Alblna, and these committees will attend
the meeting of Woodlawn Lodge the
coming week and set before the members
the consolidation plan. The two former
lodges havo heartily approved the con
solidation plan, and It only remains to
secure the approval of Woodlawn to
make it an assured success. L'nion of
the three lodges would make one large
and strong one with over 3CW members,
able to erect a temple similar to the
one Just finished in East Portland.
Warehoi'sb or Factobt Sites on
Trackage. We are making a specialty
of warehouse and factory sites, and have
some of the best buys in the city on the
different lines. We particularly urge, as
bargains, the following:
A tine corner on Fifteenth street, with
spur In; only J1S.00O.
A quarter block on Fifteenth street,
with trackage facilities at $25,000; old
houses thereon bringing in $110 pur month
rental.
Also a half block. 100x200 feet, on Fif
teenth street, with trackage facilities,
for J-'cVOuO. Present dwellings on this
half block bring in a rental of about
fcJ pr mnnth. The best half block
in the city for the money.
Another half block, vacant, at $35,000.
has good trackage facilities, and is the
best buy in unimproved property that is
to be had.
York-street property, half block. 100x300,
with trackage facilities, only J1S.S0O. This
Is a splendid buy. Manufacturers or
warehouse men will do well to buy any
of these, or Investors wanting money put
out cot:ld buy and build on long time
lease for rtsponsible tenants.
Thirteenth-street property We have
several quarter blocks and half blocks
on Thirteenth street, with trackage In,
at the lowest prices to be had.
Oregon Electric warehouse sites We
have several fine sites for factories, wood
yards or warehouses on Water and Front
streets, with trackage facilities.
Also several quarter blocks on the East
Side on the O. R. & X. track.
See us If you wish good investments in
warehouse properties.
CHARLES K. HENRY & SON, "
L30 Stark Street. Portland. Or.
Death op Margaret C. Marshall.
Margaret C. Marshall, the 11-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Marshall, died at the home of her
parents. December IS. The funeral will
be held from the family residence, 513
Holladay avenue, today at 3 o'clock, and
the Interment will be in Rivervlew
. Cemetery.
A Beactuitl and artistic hand-made
turquoise and solid-gold bracelet and
brooch which were worn by Emma
Abbott, at her Inst performance in this
city, prior to her untimely dmi.se. will
be sold for one-lhini its value, at I'm-le
Myers. IB Third street, near Alder.
Pe Forest Wireless Investors. Hold
ers of stock of "American Do Forest Wire
less Tel. Co., will find it to their interest
to call immediately or write to United
Wireless Telegraph Co., 410 Corbett LUig..
Portland. Or.
Finb -Cut Flowers. ferns. palms,
flowering plants, etc. Store S-OVi Morri
son stre.-t. Main -t"!0, A 1S77: greenhouses,
tZT Williams avenue. George Bets,
florist. Phone Woodlawn 1512.
TJouse-Cleamno Time Is tub Time to
have your mattresses renovated and re
turned the same day. Main 474. A 1374.
Portland Curled Hair Factory, H.
Metzger. Front street.
Christmas Cards, New Tear cards, art
calenders; exclusive lines, imported and
domestic. The Postal Shop. 134 Fifth
street, near Washington.
Clean Limp Coal. Thoroughly
screened; weight guaranteed; prompt de
live! y. Oregon Fuel Company, 333 Alder
street. Main 65. A 1145. ,
Christmas Cards, New Year cards, art
calenders; exclusive lines, imported and
domestic. The, Postal Shop, 134 Fifth
ttreot. near Washington. 1
Sewed Sous, 75 Cents. Best Oak
Leather. While you wait, or sent for.
Jacob chwlnd, 367 Stark, near Park.
Phone Main TJiO. A 3212.
Calendars, fountain pens. Inspiration
mottoes, scripture texts. Moffett's, 111
cixth street, near Washington.
Put Cordwood and slabwood, sawed or
four-foot; prompt delivery. Steel Bridge
Fuel Company. Phones: East 434, C 1773.
Moore, artist, 7th and Stark sts. One
dozen platinum photographs make 1J
beautiful Christmas presents. Order now."
A Client wishes hian of $1500 at 10 per
cent: pU-ntv i,f good security. I. G.
Davidson. M3 Chamber of Commerce.
Solid-Gold Bracelets, guaranteed;
worth twice the money, only $7 each, at
Uncle Myers, 145 Third near Alder.
Cut Hollt. Mistletoe and Christmas
trees; order. now. Portland Seed Com
pany. Front and Yamhill streets.
Mince Pies. Tli-m PrDDiNos At Wo
man's Exchange. 133 Tenth. Leave your
Christmas orders now.
v Frt Him a Hat or Glove ordr. Lee
Pertillion. Hatter, corner Seventh and
Washington.
For Rent. A few nice offices In The
Oregonian building. i?ee Superintendent,
room 20L
Jafanesb Kimonos, mandarins jade
ware. Mrs. Frohman's, Hotel Portland.
Gill's take magazine subscriptions.
Tt- . . . t- . . . . xr.'.ewn TTvaK Rev
James Clement Reld. pastor of the First
Presbyterian cnurcn ot au.
n-iii ;n thA nninir nf tliA First Presby
terian Church this morning and tonight
In the absence or ur. vmnam
Foulkes. Mr. Reld is one of the big
r.r TVotthvteHnnlsm in t ho North
west, is an eloquent and effective orator
and possesses a genius ior giuiiuuN
..! ii .-.-. nrnnintlnn. He IS but 35
years old. but has spent some 15 years
in the ministry, tio is
t.-.,.,,..i,,. ...h onmoa of a long line
Presbyterian clergymen. During the three
years of his pastorate at vana wan
n-KAMhin nf the church has tvrac
tically doubled. Mr. Reld is active in all
the best Interests of his home city and
Is universally popular.
Hoi-ds Bio Initiation. Multnomah
r-. ... v. . r U'fwlnipn of the. World.
held a big initiation in its hall, on East
Sixth street. Firday night, over 100 new
members being taken in. inis winas u
mamhlinhln COntSt Of tilO DaSt Si
months, during which over 150 members
were added. The new memDers wru oe
given a banquet In January.
Ti!3 cutting of a sardonyx cameo Is I
lost art. One of the relics of the Mar
tinique disaster, consisting of a sardonyj
renresentinir Socrates and Sappho
of Grecian philosophy and poetry, and
made over 200 years ago. will he sold
at a sacrifice at Uncle Myers. 143 Third
street, near Alder.
rmmetr ot- Hi-D TT -r-1, c-ra Tti It H
Seventh and Yamhill streets Rev. T. L.
Eliot. U. U., minister emeritus; itev. w
n VMnt .Tr . minister Rev. N. A. Baker.
assistant minister. Christmas service at
II A. M.; vesper service (witn cnoir ana
full musical order) at 7:15 P. M.
For Christmas Presents nothing can
equal xwser s art pnotoa oi rating ' uaai
scenery- Hundreds of subjects to choose
from. Ask for our new picture "Mount
Hood bv Moonlight." from Bull Run
Lake. 248 Alder street.
Rrntipna1 CHRISTMAS DINNER. With
vino tl m n, mvw A to f):30 O'clock
rhrisfmm menus for each lady. For
reservation or taoies can -tx. x una
a 252 -Classic music. Park and
Alder streets.
For Sale. All or part of 3) shares
of -Equitable Savings & Loan Association
n vt trcir issued March. 1S03: earning 9
per cent. Will take amount paid and 6
per cent Interest. A. C. 503, Oregonlan.
Thb engagement ring or i-rincess
.Louisa, who eloped with Glron, the
French tutor of her children, will be sold
for amount loaned and Interest, at Uncle
Myers. 143 Third street, near Alder.
r-,.-.-. ... a. ttt u u ttih who have been
located at 50S-509 Swetland building, have
moved Into larger quarters and are now
in rooms 510-611-512 of the ram" building.
"Julefest." at Woodmen of the oria
Temple. Eleventh and Alder streets. Sat
urday evening. December 26; given by the
Norwegian Singing Society.
Christian Science Books, mottoes.
emblem jewelry, pictures, quarterly
covers. Bibles. Moffett's, 111 Sixth, near
Washington street.
Dr. George: F. Koehler has returned;
practice limited to diseases of the
stomach and bowels. Swetland bldg.
Irrlngton Tennis Clubhouse for dane
t n- cw I u 1 tnrt1es. Armlv to Mr.
Rowe, Lumbermens National Bank.
order a couple of Mrs. ucnnerx s
n!.a fnr vrtiir Christmas
dinner. Leading grocers have them.
Japanese- Kimonos, mandarins Jade
ware. Mrs. Frohman's. Hotel Portland.'
n.rn TTr-w meets all trains, railroad
station Ash. Shlpherd's Springs.
Da. Swain, dentist. 311 PeKum mac. -
WHEREJTO DINE.
All U10 uciilwc w.w
n . i ,i x? ab & ,iT-a fin rlvftt, anftrt.
menu for ladles, 30a' Wasiu. near Fifth.
Superior Restaurant, 167 4th, near
Yamhill. Special Chicken Dinner, in-
luding pie or Ice cream, aoc first-
class service..
Castllllan Grille. Spanish cooking
for men and women. Regular Spanish
dinners, to 8 P. M.. 60c, 427 Wash st-
t-v. - Pnvoi rantnn Grill will serve
special Sunday chicken dinner with -ice
cream at 40 cents. 352-54 Alder street.
. , n . in . KAn
chicken dinner today, 148 Fifth, opposite
Aieicr ex ciwikk
YX7M.a TA,aiirm, will Mr, a BI
chicken dinner today. CO cents, 331 Wash.
Hall's Restaurant. 330 Washington st.
FOUR DAYS OF
DIAMOND
Diamonds that Spar-
'jf Diamonda that are a
i! Jaeger Bros. Dia- jl
You will find every- " Jjjjj
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
There belsg only
four daya before
Christmas, and having
stocked up extra
heavy on diamonds, we
intend to make these
last days the banner
ones of the year by
giving you some unheard-of
values. Oor
took of diamond
goods Is so large that
it would be impossible
to enumerate the dif
ferent articles and
their value.
To ' convince you of
the big values we will
give during: th next
four days, all
Is a .chance to show
you our stock of both
loose and mounted
stones.- We feel sure
the prices will con
vince ioo.
OPERA GLASSES
With or without handles, in white
Oriental or smoked pearl,' from $5.00
up to $30.00. In black, from $4.50 to
$10.00. We give an Opera Bag free
with every pair of pearl-handled
glasses.
np ir DIrYTan'C! Not the oneaP- inferior kind, but the good, re
ajEfALi iClLMjij liable ones that you can feel proud of giving:
to your very best friend. Our laby seal rings
at $1.25 and $1.50 are little beauties. The Mls Rings at $2.00 to $10.00
are the new and stylish kind. From $5.00 up to $50.00 gives you the
pick and a selectlpn sure to please- All engraving done by hand: no
extra charge. Other Christmas Xoveltles, such as hatpins, bracelets,
cuff buttons, fobs, lockets, studs, earrings, brooches, tie clasps, pocket
books, gold and sliver pencils, combs, veil pins, handy pins, necklaces,
cologne bottles, garters, silver scissors, card cases,' toilet sets, manicure
sets, military brushes, hand mirrors, ebony articles, cut glass.
Our sterling; Silverware Includes such patterns as Lafayette, Hamp
ton. Colonial, Bridal Rose, Irving Rose, Neuberry and many other beau
tiful colonial patterns. Get oar prices, then visit the other stores, and
we feel sure we can stsll you silverware.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
JAEGER BROS.
Leading
Jewelers v
266 Morrison Street, Between Third and Fourth
FLOWERS AND PLANTS PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES
Magnificent Assortment Shown by
Martin & Forbes Co.
IT PAYS
To see our line of mouldings and pic
ture frames before buying elsewhere.
Our assortment Is the largest and most
varied in the city, comprising the lat
est designs and finishes such as
powdered gold, green and brown,
Roman gold and church gold, which Is
a direct importation by us.
Our finished woods in brown, greens.
grays, ebonies and walnuts are correct
in tone, and of superior finish. Quality
and good workmanship at reasonable
prices is our motto.
SAKBOKK, VAIL. & CO.,
170 First Street. Portland. Or.
The unenualed Christmas display
made by these well-known florists In
clude every plant and flower of value
grown on the Pacific Coast. This in
cludes a fine line of the beautiful poin
settas, both cut and In pots. Free de
livery to all parts of the- city. Out-of-town
orders promptly filled. The pub-
io are cordially invited to can ana
see this display, which we think will
well repay the trouble.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.,
347 Washington street.
Xmas Wines and Liquors. .
Imported French wines. Cruse & File
Freres claret. Chauvenet Burgundy, Cruse
& Fils' aauterne. Barton & Guestier
Chau. Latour Blanche; German wines,
Gehr. Feist & Sonne Rhine wines; im
ported champagnes, Pomeroy. White Seal,
Mumm's, Cliquot. Full line domestic
wines and liquors. National Wine Com
pany, Fifth and Oak streets. Telephones,
Main 6499 and A 44S9. ,
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our gratitude
to all the friends and brothers of the
M. E. B. A. who so kindly assisted dur
ing the sickness and death of our be
loved husband and father, Harry Coates.
MRS. E. .1. COATES
AND CHILDREN.
Why not instruct the Slbson Rose
Nurseries to ship a few selected roses
to friends in California? Few Christ
mas remembrances will be more ap
preciated. Sibson's roses are cele
brated. Office and nurseries, 1180 Mll
waukle avenue.
CHRISTMAS DINNER
At the Louvre.
The Louvre will serve a " special
Christmas dinner for $1. Make reser
vation for table.
CARD OF THANKS. .
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our many kind friends and
neighbors and the Women of Wood
craft. Oregon Circle 171, for kindness
and sympathy shown in our late be
reavement of our dear wife and mother.
JOHN KANE.
MRS. E. L. PATTON.
MRS. O. P. SEXTON.
MRS. A. L. ASHTON.
J. W. KANE.
Tomorrow (Monday) last day for dis
count on East Side gas bills. Dont
overlook gas appliance sale.
A dinner for epicureans at the Perkins
Grill Christmas.
Finest stock fitted cases and bags.
Harris Trunk Co., 13Z 6tn, opp. Ore
gonlan.
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$165.00
Genuine Diamond Solitaire
Steel White and Perfect
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$12500
Genuine Diamond Solitaire
Full of Life and Fire
, $18.00
Genuine Diamond Solitaire.
Very Brilliant
$110.00
Gennlne Diamond SolItalT
A Sparkling Beauty '
II i -.Si JAjAacJ' ' II .,
I i. itr ff l ii 1 1 II
S450.Q0 , . J
l Genuine IJiamonu solitaire t
iJIL
72 WASHINGTON ST.
Is the Mecca
for
XMAS SHOPPERS
Our stock of Diamonds, Jewelry, Cut
Glass, Silverware, Unique Scarfpins
and high-class Novelties is unexcelled-
From this date a liberal dis
count in price will be made, all lines.
Ladies' Diamond Rings, $15 to $500.
Gents' Diamond , Rings, $50 to $1000.
Ladies' Solid Gold Watches, $20 to $100.
Gents' Solid Gold "Watches, $35 to $200.
Solid Gold Brooches, Scarf Pins, Link
Buttons, $2 to $100.
Umbrellas. Silver Novelties, Toilet Sets,
$1.00 to $50.
V , $330.00 ff
V Genuine Diamond Solitaire If
Very Brilliant W
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90
Gigantic One-third Off Sale of Men's,
Youths', Boys' and Children's Suits,
Overcoats and Cravenettes is crowd
ing our store jdaily; these grand values
nrove that c" are in a class
x.
by themselves.
Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits are included in
this sale; we pride ourselves on the magnifi
cent display of full dress clothes; every
garment silk lined and artistically tailored.
House Goats, Smoking Jackets, Lounging
Robes, Bath Robes; also Fancy Vests at
one-third off prices. A splendid assortment
of the smartest novel effects of the season.
Store Open Evenings Till Christmas
Mail Orders receive our prompt and careful attention
TOE POPUIAR SWEET SHOP
SPECIAL
SALE
XMAS
SWEETS
MONDAY
ONLY
To induce early buying and relieve
the tremendous rush of the last
three days before Christinas we
will sell MONDAY ONLY
1 Lb. Fancy Broken
Bright and crisp. Just the thing
for filling the stockings.
1 Lb. American Mixed
The old-fashioned kind always a
favorite with the children.
1 Lb. Xmas Creams
A special mixture of Chocolates
and Bon Bons In large variety
35c value.
The 3 Lbs.
For 50c
This makes a really nice assort
ment of strictly fine candies, all
made in our own factory "Swet
land Quality" and will satisfac
torily supply family needs. We
guarantee them to keep In perfect
condition for Christmas.
But three pounds sold to- one
person and put up in paper bags
only no boxes.
273 MORRISON St.
Watch for the Opening of Our
New Store
Special Money-Raising Sale of
Christmas Novelties
In order to raise necessary cash at once we have decided to make un
usual reductions on our entire stock of Christmas Japanese and Chi
nese Novelties Mandarin Coats, Silk Kimonos, Screens, Carved Fur
niture, Satsuma, Cloisonne, Bronzes, etc.
Everything Reduced
Toys One-Half Price
Special The very latest Christinas Novelty; electric, sparkless; an
ideal Christmas-tree illuminator; smokeless, without danger, 2Sp
without smell. Regular, 25c per box; special, two boxes J
Andrew Kan
PAGODA BAZAAR
246 WASHINGTON
SANBORN, VAIL 8 GO.
PICTURES, FRAMES, MIRRORS, ARTISTS'
MATERIALS, STATIONERY, MOULDINGS
Artistic Picture Frames Made to Order
Telephones: Main 609, A 5608
170 First and 171 Front Sts.
Bet. Morrison and Yamhill
Schwab Printing Co.
BEST WOMK. MASOWAtl FXICES
V STARK STREETj
Corn -Fed Turkeys
For Xmas
Chickens, lower. .15, 16
Fresh Eggs, dozen 40d
Eastern Eggs
Dozen ..... .30 and 35
Creamery Butter
Roll ...65?, 70 and 75?
Full Cream Cheese, lb.. 17?
Best Eastern Hams
15c Lb.
La Grande Creamery
264 Yamhill.
THE PORTLAND SHOE REPAIR CO.
269 Yamhill, betweem Third and Fourth.
Bauer & Stooper, Props. Phone Main
7656. Shoes called for and delivered free
Work
Done
While
r ii i i ou vvau
FURS! FURS!
For less than at wholesale. Remodel
ing a specialty. Fur coats of all kinds
made to order.
L. SCHUMACHER
FURRIER,
200 MnOl.on. - - - Tel. Main
BUTLER ANNEX HOTEL
1l MABION ST
5EATTLE.WASH
Centrally
tocckted w i trim thr
MoeK of principal
thwea.trs and on
ha,lf block, from
CAK LINC TO
-AYP EXPOSITION
AH D REPOT
1 Slji ... DAY -AMERICAN PLiAM
2 IS -EUROPEAN
BUS MEETS ALLTRAINS AND BOATS
CARLETON GILBERT Manager
HOTEL
Washington Annex
SEATTLE
Rates:
European
SI per
day up
American
S3 op
All modern outBide rooms with every con
venience. Free aute-'bus meets trains and
Vats. J. H. DAVIS, Proprietor
, 1
THE PERRY HOTEL
Madison St.
(& Boren Ave.
SEATTLE
ABioIntely
Fire-Proof
baropeaa
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Station
Tbe Difitiest GraJe Erery Modern ConTeslenc
Centrally located and commanding a view of th
Olympics. Cascade Mountains, Mt. Kaimerano
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