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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1909)
t TO PLANT ROSES Washington's Birthday Will Be Observed With Exercises at Forestry Building. WILL DEDICATE NEW PLANT "Hose of Oregon." Originated by I.uilier Burl'snk, Will Bo Form ally Turned Over, to the City of Portlaud. r ENTIRE f ITT TO PARTICIPATE. All fraternal. social, military or (tanliatlona In Portland have given the right of way In celebration of Washington' birthday, to tho Ros Festival. The only elaborate cere monial that will take place In I'ort land will be held , at the Forestry building by the Festival, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.- The pro gramme of exercises Is one of the meet comprehensive that has ever been given In the City of Portland. Portland will celebrate its second an nual "Rose Planting Day,'' In honor of "Washington's birthday, at the Forestry building. In the, Lewis and Clark Fair ground.", at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Tho programme will be one of the .most F. V. Dunham. W h 111 Repre sent Alaska-Vnkon-Paelfle Ex position at Tomorrow' Exer cines. comprehensie held In Portland, since the Exposition. Not only will the two great cities of the Northwest Portland and Seattle join hand in making It a notable occasion, but the State of Oregon, the City of Portland, the Rose Festival, the Rose Society, the Peninsula Rose Association, the commercial organizations of the city, the public schools, ail these will share in the tribute to the memory of America's lirst President. In addition to this the occasion will he sigiiHltzed by the dedication of one of the rarest roses that has ever been de veloped In this country "The Rose of Oregon." a flower which Luther Burbank has been spending years to bring to Its present stale of perfection and which he has sent to Portland to become the parent stock of the choices roses of the. Northwest. Mr. Burbank hoped to be able to come here, but he found that his experimental work in connection with the work the Government Is doing in floricul ture would not permit htm to leave Cali fornia. Similarly. Joaquin Miller, the famous son of Oregon and "poet of the Sierras." expressed a desire to be present and take some part in the ceremonies, but his publishers Insisted that he "rush proof" on his latest volume of works. He wrote that the best lie could do was to send souvenirs of his picturesque home down In California, and the &) post cards with his own autograph and a view of his Summer home will be given to the little girls who will take part In the exercises tomorrow afternoon. At (end for Seattle Fair. F. V. Dunham, a former citizen of Portland and present acting director-general of til Aiaska-Yukon-Paclfic Exposi tion will arrive here tonight, with Director of Publicity Welford Beaton, to take part as official representatives of the Seattle) Fair in the big civio demon stration. The Park Board has shown Its Interest In the affair by directing a gang of em ployes to prepare the ground In front of the Forestry building for the reception of the 100 rose bushes which the little bovs and girls selected from all parts of the city will plant during the ceremonies. The Park Board will have plenty of men nn hand to see that all the rosea brought there will be set out. The roses will be planted by a volun tary corps of more than a hundred boys and girls. The holes have already been r1t;g foretho rooting of the rose bushes, and M or more little girls. In white pina fores, will hold the rose trees .a place 'while an exiual number of boys, wearing straw hats, will shovel the earth Into pUce about the roots, immediately after in ceremonies. The privilege of helping to beautify the c'tv made immediate ami strong appeal to all the little folks who were noiiiied of the need of their personal assistance In the rose-p'.anting. and the Rose Festi val Association is still receiving messages- by telephone, letter and, in person, from boys and girls eager to have a hand In the planting of the bushes wiiich. by early Summer, will brighten the grounds about the great log cabin with tiiousands of blossgms. Instead or tho temporary planting, necessary because of the hurried ar rangements for rose-planting day last year, the, work done by the little volun teers will be permanent, and ever' rose bi-sli wiil be left to grow and thrive anf blossom through each season in the exact pia.-e where it Is planted. The grounds about the Forestry building have long neded this touch of beauty, and when V.i bushes begin to bud and bloom In rarly Spring, the place will become one of the most attractive and beautiful of all t lit puijlic grounds of the city. tiivc Out SouMiir IoM-t-ards. As a souvenir r.f the day each of the little girls i.o assist In Uw planting will lo given u r.(.st-v-ard picture of the home of J aqii!ii Miller, with his name and n pretty sentiment written upon It by the j.oet himaeif, who dearly loves both chil dren and roses. As Ionian our 111 be a legal, holiday. 0 CHILDREN .......... ... T t . r V't 1 . rj J ; I , , 4 i st p; l - I . - ' t t ' t , A "v ' . - 'ti t i ' - - i t icVjj I iTtinisMi rf il tti if-----.- Vf -a . Ailments of Men Happily Overcome SUCCESSFtTLXY TRIED BY MAST. Undoubtedly the following pre scription will work wonders for that (treat class of men who. through dissipation of their nat ural strength, find themselves ill their "second childhood" long be fore the three score and ten al lotted to life's pleasures and en joyments are reached. It Ss presumed to be Infallible, and highly efficient in quickly restoring in "nervous exhaus tion," weak vitality, melancholia and the functions. First get fifty cents" worth of compound fluid balmwort In a one - ounce package, and three ounces syrup sarsaparilla com pound; take home, mix and let stand two hours; then get one ounce compound essence cardiol and one ounce tincture cadomeno compound (not cardamom). Mix all in a six or eight-ounce bottle, shake well, and take one tea spoonful after each meal and one when.retJrlng followed by a drink cf water. By mixing it at home no man need be tho wiser as to another's shortcomings, and expensive fees are avoided. Lack of poise and equilibrium in men is a constant source of embarrassment even when the public least suspects It. For the benefit of those who want a re storation to full.' bounding health, and all the happiness ac companying It, the above homo treatment is given. It contains m opiates or habit-forming drugs whatever. Mix It at home and no one will be the wiser as to your affliction. there will be no school, and all the school children of tho city are invited to attend the roso'plantlng ceremonies and witness the planting. As long as the shovels and straw hats hold out. all the schoolboys who desire to help In the planting will be allowed to do so, and each little girl will have an oppor tunity of helping to hold the bushes upright for the planting, so long as there are bushes left to plant. Portland has the distinction of being the only city which has a regular an nual rose-planting day. and all who are. interested in helping to make this day a success and a credit to the Rose City are urged by the Rose Festival Association to attend the ceremonies and bring along as many of the little folks in their neighborhood as can be rounded up. For the purpose of jogging up every one's memory the greatest massed band ever assembled In Portland, consisting of the musical organizations of the Peninsula. St. John and North Alblna. will parade the streets of the city dur ing the morning hours and will adver tise "Rose-Planting day" with flaunt ing banners. The Peninsula Rose As sociation, composed of nine district Im provement clubs, will atjfjind the big celebration at the Forestry building in the afternoon after their exercises at Columbia Park in the morning. The following Is the official pro gramme of the afternoon celebration: Music. Professor Brown's Rose City Band; rose planting, direction Mrs. J. W. Minto. president K.use tsocleiy: prayer. Bishop t'har'.os Scalding: presentation to Portland of Luther Burbank new rose offering. sr. Em met lrake. chairman: off trial acceptance of BurSank offering. Major Harry Lane: cement ing friendly relation between the twin me tropoli o? the Northwest. F. V. Dunham, acting director-general Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition ; presentation of Joaquin Miller souvenirs to the human rosebuds' assisting In the rose planting. President Ralph V. Hoyt; benediction. Bishop Bcaddtng. The Rose Festival Association will be represented at the Peninsula cele bration in the morning by President Ralph W. Hoyt, and W. Wynn Johnson, who- Is scheduled to deliver the chief address of the day on behalf of the association. Mr. Johnson will also rep resent the Rose Society, of which he is a prominent member. Will Hold Special Meetings. The opening service in the series of special meetings to be held in Central Baptist Church by Rev. John M. Dean, of Tabernacle Baptist Church. Seattle, will be given tomorrow night. The title of the opening address will be "Get Out of the Wine Press." These meetings will be conducted nightly, ex cepting Saturday. The subjects of the addresses to follow are: Tuesday night. "Three Deaths in One Life": Wednesday. "On the Gallows for the Commonwealth"; Thursday. "A Strange Church Social"; Friday, "The Devil's Phrase Book." Rev. Mr. Dean will also speak at both services on Sunday, Feb ruary 2S CARD OF THANKS. The familv and relatives of the late John H. Juchemlch desire to thank the kind friends who by their presence and beautiful floral offerings showed their sympathy with thelm in their hour of sorrow. Try Dr. Lorenz' Nerve Tonic Tablets. Eyssell's 289 worrlson. 4th and tth. Shoemaker's Poultry Book AND ALMANAC FOR 1909. There Is nothing In the world like It. It contains 220 large pages, handsomely lllus trsted. A number of most beautiful Col- ored Plate of i-owls true to life. It tells all about all kinds of Thoroughbred Fowls, with life-like Illustrations, and prices of same. It tells how to raise poultry suc ressfully and how to treat all diseases com mon among them. It gives working plans and illustrations of convenient Poultry Honses. It tu all about Incubators and Brooders It gives full Instructions for operating ail kinds of Incubators. This chapter Is mar velously complete and worth dollars to any one using an Incubator. It gives descrip tions and .prices of Incubators, Brooders and all kinds of Poultry Supplies. In fact. It 1 an encyclopedia of chickendom and will be mailed to anyone on receipt of only 13 cents. Tour money returned if not pleased. C. C. Shoemaker. Box 603. Freeport. III. Toolhashs Gum i not only stops 5 toothache instant- s ly, but cleans the cavity, remove all S odor, and prevents H 1ecay. Keeps sup . . . pi v inn nave many A Smll Afta. S dentist bill. s Ther are IrrrTtattncs. Sea that Ton t 5 At ail droggiaia, u con, or st mai;. Dent's Corn Cnm cEauS,if I C . PENT A CO.. Detroit. Mich. 3 m r jpjjljl m MAKING FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR THE SMALL WOMEN. MISSES'. JUNIORS' i $49.00 flat-top - desk in golden oak special $33. $119.00 sanitary roll-top desk, in golden oak special : . . . . ?7t. $120.00. sanitary roll-top . desk, in golden oak special ? 79. f Toil A selection from our sample, line of these bedroom pieces em bracing eleven patterns all attractive toilet table designs in the mahogany, golden-oak and Ihe birdseye maple mirrors in the 'most popular shapes. Sale Monday and Tuesday. $33.00 Toilet Table, in the golden oak reduced to $3o.00 Toilet Table, in the golden oak reduced to $16.75 $1S.50 $36.00 Toilet Table, in the birdseye ma- pie reduced to ... $19.75 $35.00 Toilet Table, in the mahogany reduced to $19.75 $37.00 Toilet Table, in the birdseye ma- pie reduced to . . . $19.95 $80.00 Toilet Table, in lee Our Window Display of Bond bar 'Wilton Rugs and Carpets Showing some of the new Spring designs and colorings plain centers, with Grecian and self-toned borders the latest and most beautiful in exclusive floor coverings and affording great lati tude for distinctive interior decorative schemes. We can furnish all the latest shades m the plain carpets with Grecian borders. The iew Spring patterns in all other floor coverings are now shown in the Carpet Department sixth floor. Higlh-Oass faterior Dec3ratioo9 Fine The increased demand for high-class interior decoration of the modern home has brought forth most artistic and dependable wall decorations in both paper and fabric. Tn Austria, Germany, England and Japan arc produced the most popular and pleasing effects, where originates the color schemes and designs found in the newest papers and fabrics. German and Austrian Tekko wall decorations hi paper are perfect damask effects. We show these in many different tints and designs. These are Avail decorations that have no equal m laying a foundation necessary to produce the most harmonious and pleas ing results. ' ' ' , ji 1 The English silk fibers are far superior to tints where plaih colors are desired, as they have more depth and are last m co oi. We are showing English chintz and cretonne effects in foreign wall papers that are most pleasing tor P"1"? "Jf .p0 , and floral cretonne schemes. Library, hall and dining-room leather effects in hand block designs; also hand block fnees m all xudlns. The decorative department sixth floor. Basement Specials in Laondry and Household Articles x. list of bargains offered tomorrow and Tuesday that will enable housewives to effect a saving in replenishing their house hold stock. . 12-qt. galvanized Wa ter Pails special . . . 20 "Leader" Washboards special . 25 31-3-foot Ironing Boards special . . . 30 Auxiliary Sleeve Iron ing Boards special 35c No. 2 galvanized Wash Tubs special 65 Folding Clothes-Drying ".Rack special . . 65? Galvanized Wash Tubs. JSTo. .3 size special' Tiose City"Washing Machines Mail Orders " WILL RECEIVE OUR PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION See A number of the higher grade styles in our line of modern office desks will show an unusual reduction from their regular prices in this three days' sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. These bear the shopmark of the Derby Desk Company America 's leading concern in the making of fine office desks. The finest workmanship the most practical construction and arrangement of interiors and only select stock of mahogany and golden oak is displayed in these pieces. The nine patterns included in this sale offer an opportunity to those who would take advantage for selecting a high-grade desk sanitary roll top standard roll top and flat-top styles. $132.00 double flat-top desk, in golden oak special $87.50 $142.00 sanitary roll-top desk, in golden oak special $87.50 $15&00 sanitary roll-top desk, in " golden oak special $95.75 ,00 .00 ,50 $37.50 Toilet Table, in the mahogany . reduced to $43.00 Toilet Table, in the. birdseye ma ple, reduced to ... $50.00 Toilet Table, in the mahogany reduced to $63.00 Toilet Table, in the mahogany reduced to $52.50 Toilet Table, in the mahogany reduced to $19.95 $22.50 $31.50 $34.50 $34.75 $38.75 ef Tables the birdseye maple reduced to. Willow Clothes Bas kets No. 3 size special S0 Table Ironing Boards special 95 Folding Ironing Boards special $1.00 Heavy metal Wash Boilers special .... $1.45 Perfection Clothes Dryers special .... $1.90 Pail Mop Wringer special $1.90 Two sizes in square W i 1 1 o av Hampers special $1.95 and $2.65 special $7.00 TULL CO housefur: OPENING OF NEW DEPARTMENT OF LADIES'. AND CHILDREN'S WEARING APPAREL of Office D' Lace Corfcaios-- Tnree Day ?s Special Selling in the Drapery Department 200 pairs of white, ivory and Arabian Lace Curtains cable nets, madras nets and muslins $3.00 v.id $3.50 values at, per pair $1.85 Also one and two-pair lots from our stock of Lace Curtains to close out. Note the reductions from the regular values in this three days' sale: 1-pair lot Brussels Laces, $6.75 values, per pair. . . . 1- pair lot black and red Laces, $8.5Q values, pair. 2- pair lot white panel Laces, $10.50 values, per pair. . . 1-pair lot Brussels Laces, $15.00. val ues, per pair $5.00 1-pair lot Flemish Point Laces, $13.50 value, per pair. . . . $5.00 1-pair lot Ivorv Filet Laces, $20.00 val- values, per. pair... $7.50 Fancy CortainMets at 4-ScPer Yard In white, Arabian and ecru tints 50 inches wide, values from $1.00 to $1.35 yard. Scotch Madras at Sc Per Yard In light shades, of ecru, green, pink and blue, regular value $1.50 ner vard. 1 feJUaaX l L. ( M1 i rJV 5 iri 31 but the most dependable. Built and designed on practical lines riveted to air-tightness, like a boiler no cracks to leak air and no repairs to make, as "The Malle able" is indestructible. Fitting points are more accurate and construction more scientific than in any other range. We will be pleased to demonstrate the many superior features of "The Malleable." The Basement Department. , MPLETE MISHERS $178.00 sanitary roll-top desk, in golden oak special $107.00 $.19l3.00 roll-top desk, in mahog any special $112.50 $228.00 roll-top desk, in mahog any special $137.00 i II f ro Iff '''W'WJ' pzMi i It Hi it " I.I!.. $2.50 $3.50 $3.75 1-pair lot Brussels Lace-. $20.00 val ues, ner pair $7.50 1- pair lot Duchesse Laces, $25.00 val ues, per pair $10.00 2- pair lot White Filet Laces, $30.00 val ues, per pa,ir $10.00 "TheMalleaHe" The Range Ilndestruictilble Conceded by range experts and WallS Papers, Fabrics gOOCl CUUKO IU UC lilt: it.rtUJ.ug laugi. vi. America an embodiment of all that is foremost in range-building built for service and for better and quicker results in cooking and baking and for economy of fuel. The ideal range for every home not the cheapest, FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. REPAIRED and REFINISHED. OLD PIECES MADE LIKE NEW -MOST REASONABLE PRICES
