The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, April 25, 1909, SECTION THREE, Page 12, Image 36

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    If You Have
umival
Values
Honseho
Furaifiire
in
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DR. B. IS. WRIGHT.
Any
Trouble
With
Your
Teeth
A e invite you to call and let us examine them. We '
will tell you exactly what is needed and the cost.
Our estimates will be based only on the best possible
work obtainable.
SECURE
THE BEST
DENTIST
in your community. Your teeth are vour best
friends and they are entitled to the best possible
treatment. Our work 'is conducted skillfully, centlv
and painlessly.
CALL AT ONCE. EXAMINATION FREE.
Good Set of Teeth
on Rubber Plate
$5.00
Best Set of Teeth
on Rubber Plate
$8.00
Best Celluloid Plates $7.00
PAINLESS DENTIST
3421a Washington Street, Corner Seventh
OFFICE HOURS-8 A. M. to 5 P. M. SUNDAYS-9 A. M to 12 M
Phono M.in 2119-Fourte.n Year. ia Portland " M
KICKING IS CHARGE
M. F. Donahae Sued for Di
vorce by Unhappy Wife.
married here in PnrM,. ,
j v,clu0l .8,
FOUR MORE WIVES ARE SAD
Desertion Alleged and Various Other
Unpleasant Traits That Make Mar
rled Mfe Impossible for Them.
Other New. of Courts.
tw'I' Emma donahae. wife of M. F
Donaha.. . who served as chief of de "
emTVot LeW" 8nd ClarlcBxpo:
she !1 y WantS a dvorce. but
"he i petitioned the Circuit Court yes
terday for an lnjunctIon
him from calling upon her pending the
outcome of the proceedings. She like!
Vision heaVy a"m0nV and " 41-
,S' , Property valued at $15,000.
Cruelty and drunkenness, are the
charges Mrs. Donahae directs at w
husband. Since their marrfage It
Arll iT'wh'K- tUt th ' 2mJ
Jlf. . wnen ne reached the stae-e nf
h !if V feet to Painful advantal
4L asT'", domesic Affairs w her
300 suit money. ioo a month alimony
0 a month additional for the care nf
their minor child, and one-third of a,
the r,unhaPPy wife who applied to
trffn mma Warren. She says she has
ren Kery ay to P,Pase War!
Waah WhrVhe carried at Vancouver
Mash., in December of 1906. When he
expressed a desire for an infant! she
got one from a haby home, during fig
absence on a trip, the stork having
?hTwarren TV a regular vl-TtaHon'X
X.a.ren '""'sehold. He didn't like
Vith Ch'Ld nd " she to it back
be K. Sh" trX han1 to please
serted herrKn,Ztl,e fact and d
serted her in November of 1907. Shortlv
fr vhat ,"" chlld arrived at the ho
and she asks its custody. nome
W. K. Hilller is resisting the efforts
of Jeanette Hilller to get a dlw.!
He thinks he has grievances of hi,
?oWrnb,SUff,r,ien.t t0 P-creantChe divorce
un i'""1' S'nCe the, sub come
up. In a cross complaint, filed yester-
'v'l nTf hl,m""' down as husband
No. 3 and describes how she continually
Ka," husband, who dS
His praises are sun day and night un
til the presant husband says life is un
rrd,Urae WUh ncr and her pet sub
ject. They were wedded at Madison
AY is., in the Fall of 190B Madison.
"I'd rather die than live with vou "
s the way Dora Ann Bruce expressed
her,elf recently to her husband ch
Bruce, who was trying to effect a "re":
oncillation. At least that is whit
Bruce says in a suit for divorce wMch
lie commenced yesterday. He adds that
" ' 8aid Bh wouldn't so much as live fn
the same house with him. she is far
from being a man hater, at that hi
avers, and insists in his complaint that
her fondness for other men and her in
discreet manner of exhibiting that af
fection is really what caused him to de
cide on getting a divorce. They were
i? Relg says J" M- Rei has de
serted her. She wants a divorce and
the custody of their little son. They
W.?Hre.,maJried ln Porand In June. 1903.
adJe1deeVer,tlon ,a aesed to have oc
curred In July, 1906.
Gas Company Is Sued.
. Ten thousand dollars damages from
bT'S?1 GaS c"nany is aked
.ho pierson. a former employe of
he f-Ti" o,atio.n- "e brsht suit in
the State Circuit Court, yesterday, set
ting out that because of the company's
carelessness he has been rendered a
Pl 'Z "fe- While en8ed in re
pair work on the roof of a small build-
xT'L. ; comPany's plant, in North
feia,l! everal months ago. he al
g es hat he was ordered to approach
nan. ?8 rf ln OFder to secure
nails The edge gave way and he was
precipitated to the ground, breaking
an arm and suffering internal injuries
which have permanently incapacitated
nim from manual labor.
W'J8 B?r.?ardof the ldfl- Wortman &
King suit department, returned last night
from a four weeks' trip East, in the in
terest of her department.
"OPTOMETRIST"
Means n Pmran I.lrrnurd tTnler the
o Thl. State to Test Eye!
MlRbt and Ktt blasaea.
r - I
Comparison with
other glasses only
serves tr amru n f
vujua-
size the quality
that pronounces
Thompson 's
glasses distinctive
and pre-eminent.
iTthe ?fiTilesre to ,,se tn,s "e
fctate guarantee to you of
thorV?S?J?" cmpetency and au
I ?J T KVt?v.correct errors of refrac
tion by the proper glasses.
Remember, the word "Op-tom-et-rut."
it will safeguard y?u
against incompetents an? fakers
wh Kre reith.er caPable nor author
ized by law to test your sight or
prescribe glasses. . s r
You owe It to yourself to get
?Jd, on the ilew optometry llw
recently passed by the state for
you and your family's protection
Uon 1 Cye ""ackery and imposi-
THOMPSON
Morn.ort Optometrist. Speetallat ln
Sight Tenting and Spectacle
riiiina;.
Corbett BIdg.
Fifth and O J n
noor
Morrison.
JgAYOCEAN .
A rock-crusher that wii
crush 250 tons of rock every day
See back page of Section Tour.
Ig3 It washes while you
Im rinse and hans out
The only place in Portland where you can buy on
r uouauic pnucs, i ne piace wnere the credit
system is the result of thirty years' experience The
'SSS5 alwas trae if you will come just
once. The place where you can get your money back
if you are not satisfied is Edwards Company' J Store
Pays for Itself
many times over by the saving
on the clothes, washes entirely
without rubbing;.'
Point by point, the new Cof
field has been perfected, until
today it far exceeds anything
you think possible.
It not onJy can wash and dbes
wash, but it gets the clothes
cleaner, whiter than any woman
can by hand.
You turn the faucet, it does the wash
ing. Will keep you busy merely rinsing
and hanging out, it washes so quickly,
so many pieces at a timet And the last
piece is washed with the same energy,
the same strength, is as thoroughly
cleansed as the first. It gets your entire
washing spotless.
Let us send you oneoday and do youl
next washing for you. If it doesn't da
all we claim for it, we'll .take it out and
it will not cost you a centl
The Coffield. made of ealvanized iron,
lasts a lifetime; requires only a small
- amount of -water; it has a wonderful capac- .
--y and washes entirely without rubbing;
its motor is enclosed and protected. Let
us do your next wash and show you.
PRICES OK WASHERS
SIO.OO to 829.70. v
THREE YEARS' WORK
The makers of National Stoves and
Ranges have tried to sell us their goods
for three years. 6 ua
.h.ave want5 to buy their line for
more than three years.
stnroWTnty.Per ent difference in price
stood in the way.
fThC mak,e.rs have finally come to our
terms, making us a jobbers discount
and we are now able to offer at retail
a high-grade line at a low-grade price!
We sell you a stove or range at the
price most dealers pay.
SANITARY COUCHES
$4.75
The kind where the links do
not come apart or break, ample
ln size and as good as any
every way.
in
DAVENPORTS
$6.75
Most comfortable and durable
these goods supplant all low
priced upholstered couches and
davenports. We also carry pads
and couch covers for these.
wideTd TFelo 3
feet
MISSION ROCKERS
We' have these mission styles
in two finishes, early Knglish and
golden seats. wood. imitation
leather and real leather. Ask to
see.
No. 206 A very large piece, loose
leather cushion and leather
baLk $14.40
isfep om raw
GAS RANGES
We have in stock a most com
plete line of all kinds of gas
cooking apparatus.
Two- burner Gas Plates
'f tc" 33.60
Three-burner Gas Plates
-Mt5 to S4.50
Model Gas Cooker. 3 - top
burners, 16-ln. oven with
broiler SIO SO
No. 812 Gas Stove, top 17x25
two large New Process Burn
ers, 1-Inch supply pipe, 18-inch
oven with improved oven burn
er 312.50
No. 922 Gas Stove, top 17 x '5
two large New Process burners'
oven 18 inches wide, with im
proved burner, broiler. . S16.25
No. 923 Same style, three-burn-er
toP S18.50
No. U29 Full size, top 20 x 25,
three large, one giant burner:
oven broiler 18 inches wide,
adjustable needle valves, stands
4 inches high S2S.OO
Direct Action Ranges,
S27.90 to S48.60
Garland Ranges.
$30.00 to S40.00.
Acorn $35. lO.
SUNNY COOK STOVES
The best quality, low-priced goods
ever offered In Portland. Special intro
ductory prices this week. Just like il
lustration. No. 714 For wood, four 7-inch lids,
oven 14x15. Regular price J9.50. spe
cial $7.70
No. S-16 For wood, four 8-inch lids
oven 16x16. Regular price 12.75. Spe
cial S9.SO
No. S-18 For wood, four 8-inch lids,
oven 18xlS. Regular price 15.0.. Sne
clal $11. OO
PACIFIC CHIEF RXGF.S.
AS GOUU AS AW MIT MALLEABLE,
$31. 50 to $40.50.
GUT
NEW HAMMOCKS
This year, as before, we are show
ing the well-known Palmer Ham
mocks in endless variety of weaves
and c olorings. They are priced
$1.75 to S6.50. '
GASOLINE
STOVES
In various styles, but the
one here shown is the
most popular.
Two-burner style, as
shown $3.25
k .1
MONARCH MALLEABLE
RANGES
We now have Monarch Hotel
J.anges. Boarding - House Ranges
and Plenty of Combination Gas and
Wood Rarfges.
This Is the only range to buy if
ou want the best you can geu
J be price Is no more than some ask
for very ordinary goods.
MONARCH RANGES
ARE INDESTRUCTIBLE,
HAVE POLISHED TOPS,
OVEN THERMOMETERS.
DUPLEX DRAFTS. AND
MANY OTHER FEATURES.
PRICED S57.00 TO S130.00
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
A neat Child's Iron Crib with wire
spring, 44 inches long and 24 inches
wide. in assorted colors. 16.5.1
value : $4. 85
MIRRORS
THIS CHAIR
$1.25
Golden oak frames, and early
English mission frames, with or
without hooks. Special prices
tnls week. All are heavy French
plate.
Size. Regular.
9x12, plain $ .85
9x12, bevel.... 1.00
12x20, plain 1.85
12x20. bevel.... 2.60.
Special
9 .55
A box- seat
Mission Diner,
well braced Tmmmi.,
and made of
ST ft O rt o-r vo
heavy stock, f J
.inis price is
just half, what
it' is worth. .
31
l.SO
1.75
HAT RACKS WITH HOOKS
AND MIRRORS.
Size. . Regular. Special
JUxio S3.00
3.35
" h-' X-r feh ..,'.?.?.' ?U-i A'-'U
--hi
THIS GO-CART $7.20
Kaotly as illustrated, a licht
tveight. flat - foldine- tio - Cart,
with hood, rubber tires and re
clining back, well finished. If
this Is too high we have others
as low as $2.-45
We can put rubber tires on the
old go-cart.
REAL LOW PRICES
thorn
sell good
SALE MUSLIN CURTAINS
14x24
4.50
Seventy pairs Muslin Curtains.
L-f dse 2V yards long, fine
vutuuuiB, vaiuij b&c, sale....
ruf-
fnr
The tables we sell stand the racket. If
iney aon i. our policy is to repair
n-t?e. it is cneaper for us to
tables than to repair them.
No. 39 is a six-foot solid oak Extension
Table, top 30 x 40 closed. Reduced $7.50
85.60
i?1 ls a Bolid oak. six - foot Extension
Table. golden finish, lop 42 x 42 when
closed. Reduced 10.50 to $7.45
No. 172, as Illustrate.!, Is a six-foot round
pedestal Extension Table, grained oak or
maple top, 42 Inches in diameter, $15.00
value for $9.90
No. 450 A polished, quartered oak Exten
tension Table, square top. 44x44. heavy 4
inch legs, was 20. Sale price. .. $12.75
l-S..';fl.HV''',J'J' '
15c to 35c
v-flCSC- MATTINHs
SEWING MACHINES
$25.00 $35.00 $45.00
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
00 DOWN
50c a Week
mm
ism
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
: . xj illli
ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT TO INVEST
There Is no Investment with the possibilities of stock- in this company.
NO TAXES "l&ztfS?' m INSURANCE
' f UY BEFORE THE ADVANCE
KV VOLFR 7 ."U I"frm"",n- 38-329 L,ber Exchange Bid.
ax good PLnnfr nro nrHr"
TWO STORES FOR RENT
Seventeenth and
Washington Sts.
We can arrange space to suit tenants, stores
m Bushmark buUding, at 17th and Washington
streets. Modern glass front; running water, full
basement. Apply to I. Gevurtz & Sons, 173-5
-First street.'
REFRIGERATORS
The best patterns are always sold
first, and when they are gone no more
can be had until next season. It is
poor policy to put off buying your re
frigerator until the last minute.
BIG SPECIAL THIS
WEEK
Remember this is not the tiny size you
generally see advertised, it Is 23 inches
wide. 44 Inches hish. 16 inches deep.
Ice capacity 4a lbs. Regular price
$12.35, at this sale only ......... $9.90
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
HARTMAjNT &
THOMPSON
BANKERS
CHAMBER OP
COMMERCE
ac-
invite vour
eral bankins:
count. To this
end, they offer the
advantage of re
liable, careful and
modern methods.
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