THE SUNDAY ORF.GOXIAX, rORTLAXD,
JANUARY 8, 1911. "
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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fill Parol." Vlatlnra at 3:1S and tonlit
at t li o'clock.
IM'HKl'M THEATER X nrHaoa. btwa
Wt and STn:h VauJIH. Tola art
at Boon at IIS and tonight at :11.
CONS THKATSH (Park and weh!o
taaVaad villa. Thta aXtaraooa ml :.
tanlibt at T and
LTRf lHr.ATBS-IJmlh and AMI
t.vrle Cemedr Company la "In l,,r'1
Tfcla attaraova at 1JU and tonlht at :
and ft.
TAH THBATKR Park and Washlnton
atotloa pi'tuxaa. Coatlnaoua, tram I
la 10 io p. u.
Tutrnuxrc Womkx Oitusb Wom.
Ajrltattort. Kdut-atlon and organisa
tion." ma the slogan adopted by
lha Ounty Women's ChriKlan TYfti
iwranc I nlon institute held In tne
Woodstock Methodlat Kpt!oopal church.
.Friday. lira. Mary L. Mallrt. county
president. presided. Mm. IS. MrCourt
outlined plana for work during the en
suing yrar In temperance and social
purity. She urged that to do effective
work the mothera must be reached and
Instructed In the real need of child
hood, and that the masses muat be
reached through personal work, the
l-rr.a and the pulpit. Mrs. Mary U
Mallett read a paper on Tttr Heautl
fitl." Mra. I. Utile on "Health Cul
ture." and lln, M. I- T. Hidden on
Turlty In Art and IJtrrature." Carl
ton Irk. ion of Ker. K. K. Iark. won
the medal content. The women of the
local union served refreshments.
-AH'-Hitf- Git era. AkT" Is SiBJtrr.
The aecond of the free Sunday after
noon lectures given by the Portland
.rt Asaoclatlon at the Museum of Art.
Fifth and Taylor streets, will take
place today at o'clock. The lecture
will be on "Archaic Creek Art." by
Mrs. Ilalph Wilbur. The Iavles draw
ings ami paintings now on exhibition
wtil be removed from the trallertes early
In the week. The Museum hours are:
to i week days: J to & Sundays: free
the afternoons of Tuesday. Thursday.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday. In the
Monday afternoon series of lectures,
the first on the Medieval Teriod will be
given tomorrow, at o'clock, by Mlsa
iienrletta II. Failing.
'Pica ts a synonym for litnorance.
'wilfulness and cussedness." " What is
needed Is chanire of habits, not change
of climate.- "There Is but one cure,
and that Is the removal of cause." Ex
tracts from "The Stuffed Club." Mr. R.
A. Maynard and Mrs. Mlla Tupper May
nard. of Denver, will give a series of
lecture on the subject of health from
the viewpoint of the teachings of "The
Stuffed Club." on the evenlnga of Jan
uary 1 to II. at a o'clock, in the Ma
sonic Temple Hall. Tenth and Yamhill
streets. The subjects are: "Education
versus Medication." "Knife and Fork
Suicide" .IIgrln our graves with our
teeth). "Muster or Mastered." "'Human
Conservation." etc. See announcements
In the newspapers as to afternoon
meetings. Both Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
have had extensive experience as lec
turers. You cannot afford to miss these
meetings. Come and bring your friends.
No charge for admission. He on time!
Hast Bids! Discvsses Theater Project.
The special committee from the East
Side business Men's Club has conferred
with John F. Cordray and T. J. Thomas
concerning a theater on the East Side.
It was decided that at least a half block
extending from Grand to Fnlon avenue
would be required and revenue-producing
stores are contemplated. It was
estimated that the building would cost
between I:: 5.000 and 1:60.000. Many
Inquiries have been received from East
ern cities since the agitation was
started. The committee will confer
with property owners to ascertain how
they feel about the project.
Oskem of property and residents of
Irvlngton and Holladay Addition are
urgently requested to attend the meet
ing to be held at lecture room of First
I'nlversallst Church. Friday evening.
January 13th. 111. at eight o'clock, to
take measures to prevent the adoption
and passage by the Council of Portland
of the proposed ordinance granting a
franchise to the Jit Hood Kallway to
lay tracks upon Halsay. Twenty-fourth.
Weldler. Wheeler and Broadway streets
and operate railway trains on said
t recta.
ctirrraa Ana GRATcrrt.-The SIsKers of
Mercy of St. Agnes' Baby Home. Park
place, return their grateful thanks to
all who helped to make Christmas)
bright and Joyful for their little
charges. The following they wish to
especially thank: Pacific Coast Biscuit
Cj Allen Lewis. M. Seller Co.. Am
erican Bakery. Cathedral Aid Society
and many other ladles of the Parish.
Mrs. F. Smith. Mrs. Wlttmard. Mrs. M.
a. Munley and Mr. Devaney.
Xbw Dcxtai. CoiJ-cnc Flams Prepared.
Plans have been prepared by Archi
tects Jacobberger at Smith for a five
story reinforced concrete building to be
erected on East Sixth and Oregon
streets for the North Pacific Iental
College. The building will be 100 by
100 feet, with full cement basement,
and the cost Is estimated at 175.000.
Charles Hebberd. manager of the
Tull Glhbst Portland store, together
with C. P. McCullough and H. L Stevens,
managers respectively of the furniture
department and women's) apparel depart
ment, left for tlie East during the past
week to effect their purchases for the
coming Spring season.
Wb 6mx hair mattresses retail at
wholesale prices, for 30-pound beds from
JT.iO and up. We renovate mattresses
and return them the same day. We also
renovate feathers. Portland Curled Hair
Factory. 11. Metxger. proprietor. 23S
3 Front SC.. Main 474. A 1X4.
MnNTAVtLXA O-i-b Meets. The Monta
vllia Board of Trade will meet Monday
night at the corner of East Seventy
sixth street and Villa avenue, to con
sider forming a district for improving
the streets of Montavilla.
BostriRB or Critciies. They- come on
crutches and are able to run before they
leave. We have enough discarded crutches
to make a bonfire. Collins Hot Springs
reached by Dulles-Portland steamers or
North Bank Railroad.-
West Side Residence. I have some of
t.c best on tt.e market, and ain not
permitted to give the locations. I have
a big bargain on account of the owner
leaving city. Apply Donald Macleod. Sit
Electric
FREAg Tax Uwi to Bb Si bject.
"Freak Tax Laws'' will be the subject
of an address In the hall of the Medical
Building this evening by Alfred I.
Crldge. Admission will be free.
A ll T Glass Nappy. Jl. During our
January clearance enle me offer 1j per
rent discount on mounted diamonds gold
Jea-elry. silverware and cut glasM Lef
fert's. 2T! Waahlngton street.
Jvvr.r. Ci.fland has resumed the prac
tice of law with W. A. Cleland. firm
name John B. and W. A. Cleland. Pres
ent offices 551-534 Chamber of Com
' merce.
I ji pies' St irs made at reduced prices,
latest advanced style for Spring 1511.
V. Kasnstr. ladies tailor. 4"1-S and 417
tlrrhant-a Trusc bids.
FCR S.i- Intereev. first-class printing
concern. Portland: doing splendid bul-re.-s:
cash will awing. L. ("46, Ore-
gontan
Hrtrp Mew. Attbxtiom. See Norton's
vlv. In clattaried columns under farms.
DiaxuKW. C. Chrlsteneten, second floor
C'btt building. TaJta elevator.
Woodlaww Post Is stalls The follow
ing were Installed ae officers of Gordon
Granger Post of the Grand Army of the
Republic Friday night: Commander. Ed
win E. Covey; senior vice-commander,
H. H. Bailey: Junior vice-commander. J.
O. Barber; adjutant. W. H. Murphy;
surgeon. J. T. McHolland; chsplaln. J.
IS. Clark; quartermaster. J. M. Blair;
officer of the day. Chark-a 8. Kflwood;
outer guard. J. J. Hughes: quartermaster
sergeant. M. C- Robinson: post coloT
bearer. W. G. Roberta; trustee. Charles
E. York; patriotic Instructor. H. C. Dut
ton. The Relief Corps elected officers aa
follows President. Mrs. I. Gray; senior
vice-president. Mrs. J. Wheeler; Junior
vice-president. Mr N. Roeth; treasurer.
Mrs. Murretl; cnapiain. Jirn. vi .
conductor. Mrs. Elsenhauer: assistant con
ductor. Mrs. Hough: guard. Mrs. War
wood; aar-lstant guard. Mrs. Roberta;
musician. Mrs. Thornton: press corres
pendent. Mrs. Wllley: petrolic Instructor.
Mrs. E. Owen; color-be arena. Mrs. Van
horn. Mrs. MllHKn. Mra. Gretne and
Mrs. Daniels.
A Bogs Fiohteb. Frank U Smith has
gotten out his shlllalah In the cured meat
light and declares he will undersell every
body In Portland. Tomorrow morning
everyone of Smith's SI markets will sell
fancy sugar-cured Oregon bacon of
medium weight for 3: bacon of more
aelglit kj now 1TV--; dry salt pork la Ijc:
emeel pickled pork la 1-; , fancy ftrnall
hams yes small hams are lie and half
a ham Is the same price. Just lac; sliced
ham Is . every ounce la guaranteed
selected sugar-cured eock. The cored
meats other folks advertise Is the dry
suit-cured article much Inferior to Smith
sugar-cured meats. A three-pound pall
of the finest kettle-rendered Isrd Is 4oc:
a five-pound pall is reduced to 70c and a
ten-pound pall I ll.JS. Strictly free-h eggi
are Ferndale butter Is -. Buttercup
butter, a fresh butter U 70c; Norway but
ter and Oakfarm butter the finest butters
on eurtli are both c.
GtuxD Armt Installs Opficxbs. Un-coln-Uurlleld
Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic and the Women'a Re
lief Corpa Installed officers Tuesday
night. The following were the Post
officers Inducted by J. P. Shaw, past de
partment commander: Commander, Dr.
J. E. Hall; senior vice-commander, Jo
seph Sommers; Junior vice-commander,
j Brandon: quartermaster, August
Wentx; surgeon. J. W. Curran: chap
Iain. J. S. Hamilton; officer of the da.
T B. McDevltt: officer of the guard. H.
Hi Kroxer: adjutant. R- A. Wohlfarth;
sergeant-major. W. E. Hayden: quartermaster-sergeant.
A. C, Walters. J. P.
Shaw was appointed patriotic In
structor. No Joker tit This. Frank t Smith
ever'body' friend la battering, battering,
battering down the price of meats and
actually giving away stuff. Beginning
Monday Id every one of his S markets,
the amallre as well as the largest, he
will give away absolutely free of charge
live pounds of fine fresh vegetables:
parsnips, turnips, carrots. beeW. etc. to
the purchaaer of five pounds of the fol
lowing nieatm The meat will cost you
five pounds for 60c and you may choose
from beef flanks.' beef necks. Bri.-ket
beef, plate beef, short ribs of beef, soft
ribs, beef tripe, beef hearts and beef
liver. Mutton necks, " mutton breasts,
shoulder of mutton, flanks of mutton,
lamb liver and lamb hearts, veal necks
and veal ahanks.
Misa EU.A Kexser's Fcnbwal. Huld.
The funeral of the late Miss Ella Kenner,
who died In St. Vincents Hospital, waa
held from Sacred Heart Church. Monday.
Mlsa Kenner was born In Portland 1
yearts ago and had been prominent In
the Sacred Heart parish. Rev. Father
Berthkold officiated, assisted by Rev.
Fathers Commlsfcy and Conway as deacon
and fiubdeacon. The honorary pallbearer
were six members of the Young Women'a
Sodality. Miss Frances JVager. Misa Mar
garet Mann. Mlsa Tllfie Sfchomus. Miss
Mary Dolan. Mlsa Mary Mayers and Msi
Margaret Duffy. The active pallbearers
were: J. Kell. M. Walsh. Edward Lyonsy
Henry Donkers, Thomas Dunn and L.
Schlndler. -
"Cej-etbrt BFAunruL" ts Topic.
"Cemetery Beautiful" will be the sub
ject of an Illustrated address tonight
In Hawthorne Presbyterian Church.
East Twelfth and East Taylor streets,
by Howard Evart Weed, under the aus
pices of the Lone Fir Lot Owners'
Association. No admission will be
charged. Secretary Strowbridge will
explain what Is being done to beautify
Lone Fir Cemetery. He reported yes
terday that the names of $00 lot own
ers had been secured, but that fully
2000 will be required to make the
movement a success.
Oricvtal Rcq Sale. Every rug In the
house cut in price 25 to 40 per cent.
Nothing reserved. Greatly overstocked,
and forced to make thlei deep cut to re
duce. When you take Into consideration
that our prices are always lower than
other dealers, thla great price conces
sion meana this) Is the greatest rug buy
ing opportunity ever offered In this city.
Our rugo are all marked In plain figures,
the green tags show the reduction. Take
advantage as the rugs are selling fast.
Cash only during thu? sale. Cartoxlan
Bros.. 473 Wash., near 13th at.
Ptthiak Sisters Hold Ixbtallatios.
The ofTlcens of Orphea Temple, No.- 18.
Pythian Sisters were Installed Thursday
night by Installing officer. Matilda Harold.
a follows: P. C. Theresa Muns; M. E. C,
Emma Roberts; B. C. Mary LJttleneld;
E. J- Mary Hill; manager. Etna Martin;
M. of R. and C. Grace Wheeler; M. of
F-. Hattle Morris: protector, EJmlra
Jenkins: outer guard, Matilda Harrold.
The Inltatory degree was given to one
candidate and after a buffet lunch a
rocial hour was enjoyed.
Thb prize lambs that took first prise and
the blue ribbon at the woolgrowers con
vention and sheep show waa bought by
Adams Bros, and sold to G. I. Parker,
at 149 Firs st. Mr. Parker will have the
prixe lambs on display after Tuesday.
January 10. Mr. Parker will be glad to
pit any orders for any one with a
fastidious palate ami appreciates some
thing good to eat.
Wanhopb to Address Socialists.
John Wanhope will speak before branch
No. 4 of the Socialist party, this evening
at 8 o'clock, at Western Academy of
Music Hall. Second and Morrison exreeta.
His subject is "The Constitution: Its
Class Character." Admission Is free.
"Reuoiox tw tbb Public School."
the subject of a lecture by Professor D.
L. Klehle. of the University of Minne
sota, at 7:45 this evening, at the Church
of Our Father (Unitarian). 7th and Yam
hill. The music of the service Is directed
by John Claire Montelth.
Dr. Chapxam'b Lkcti'RE. The lecture
usually given on Monday night at the
Library, by Dr. C- H. Chapman, before
the Teacheref Club, will be postponed this
week until Tuesday. The subject Is "John
Huss."
Vegetarianism to Bb Tub. "Why I
Am a Vegetarian" will be the theme at
the- meeting of the Vegetarian Convensa
xlone. at 501 Yamhill street. Tuesday
night. January 10. at 8 o'clock.
Cri-sadb Anniversary to Bbj Observed,
The Mount Scott Women's Christian
Temperance Union will hold a crusade
anniversary tonight at 7:30 o'clock-. In the
Friends Church at Lents.
Moxpat A!to Tuesday Special. $15 hats
for JX9S-. furs at one-half price, at Scott
Krogh Company. 415 Alder St.. cor lltn.
Rate War. Steamer sulla direct Tues
day noon. San Francisco and Los An-geW-s.
Frank Bollaiu, agent. 128 3d st.
Ba IXDEPtncDEKT. Orchard tracts 8204
cash and S15 monthly; one hour from
Portland. Purse SIS Chamber of Com.
Mrs. Johx CRan has received some fine
antique brasee. sliver and Sheffield plate;
also Tartan traveling rugs and shawls.
Madams Marib U. Zietpuchs is ,now
located at 313 Fleldner bldg., , 10th and
Washington.
For Rrkt. New modem live-room flat,
a beauty. 7 East Yamhill. -
Globs Optical Co.. 33.4 War et.
WovtTU'i fat Havana, 40 Waab. "
Starting Monday Morning
.9
Jaeg
Annual Bargain Sale of
Gold -and Gold Filled
Jewelry w Watches
Clocks, Cut Glass, Umbrellas, Ster
ling and Silver Plated Ware, Toilet
Sets, Opera and Field Glasses,
Picture Frames, Mesh Bags, Shef
field Silver, Ebony Sets, Etc
Don't Miss This Sale
Reductions in every department. In some cases
we are giving ONE-HALF OFF. In other lines
les; but you get genuine bargains no matter what
you buy.
THIS SALE LASTS ONLY TILL we have closed
out carrid-over stock and it will therefore be to
your advantage to make purchases at once.
Original .price tags left on all articles. You see
just what you save. Everything open and above
board.
Jaeg
Portland's Largest Jewelers
266 Morrlion Street, Bet. Third and Fourth
Stupendous Gut on
Jewelry
For An Honest Reason
Not the iind the adman turns out with a sharp pencil, or the sales
agents work off with a blare and a flare. AVe never allow any
part of our business to go beyond.us, never cover mistakes with the
divided responsibility racket. Our customers have rendered us a
service by trading with us these many years. We'd never hold
them up by inflated values dropped low, any -sooner than we'd
think of holding up a friend in our own home: The monumental
cut on jewelry, silverware, diamonds, china, cnt glass, etc., is
made prior to ouV removal, a few weeks hence, to Yeon Building.
We've always carried standard, high-grade goods, and sold them at
popular prices, so these removal prices compel your appreciation.
You might doubt their worth if they did not come from our store.
Everything must go. We do not expect to hire a wagon as big as a
street urchin's limited express to move us. It's a case of the
cream of this big, fine stock going to the person who acts quickly.
BUY NOW Take time to congratu
late yourself, and thank us afterward
iO Present Address
ircUkcmftCr 286 Morrison St.
New Tork Society to Meet. The New
York State Society of Oregon will hold
lta annual meeting next Tuesday evening,
in Chrtatenaen'e lower hall. Eleventh and
Yamhill streets. Reports will be made
of the last year's work, plan wilt be
made for the enmilna; year and the elec
tion of officers will be held. During the
evening a short programme will be given.
Former New Yorker, either visitors or
residents of the city or state are Invited.
"Show Me" where Investment, mooo to
10.KX. will pay better than Interest with
or without services, legitimate. AC
Oregon Ian.
APARTMENT-HOUSE SITES
We have for sale two of the best apartment-house
sites to be had In the city.
One single lot on Seventh and Harrison
streets, facing south and west; price
$15,500.
Another on Fourteenth and Market for
S13.000. Lota like this are being rapidly
bought up by far-sighted Inveators who
realize what the future values will be.
The great advantage Is the fact that
they are on high ground and within
walking distance. For terms apply to
CHAS. K. HENRY CO.,
Henry Bldg..
Fourth and Oak Sta., Portland, Or.
MADISON-STPROPERTY.
' We have for ante a very desirable
fractional lot on Madison street, between
First and 8econd. 15x75 feet. Property
In this vicinity Is enhancing in value on
account of the Increase of business
caused by the opening of the Hawthorne
bridge. A handsome four-story brick is
being erected Just across the street, and
other Improvements In the Immediate
vicinity are under way. For price and
terms Inquire of
CHAS. K. HENRY CO..
Henry Bldg..
Fourth and Oak Sts., Portland, Or,
PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES
Everyone should take advantage of
this mild open Winter to plant roses for
next Summer blooming.
Order direct and avoid disappointment.
Telephone 50.
THE SIBSON ROSE NURSERIES.
1180 Mllwaukie ave., Portland, Or.
C. ELMORE GROVE.
Photos. JSS Washington street. Special
rates on several styles of photos during
January and February.
Bock Ipnin
The beat house coal. Liberty Coal
Ice Co.. exclualve arenta. li North
ttiinttsu street, aiaia litS; A ll!t
LEASING PROPOSITION.
The owners of a very attractive quar
ter block on West Park street, between
EUimslde and Glisan will erect for re
sponsible tenants' a suitable building
costing from $50,000 to $100,000. and lease
the entire premises for a long term of
years. West Park street Is rapidly be
coming a semi-wholesale and retail dis
trict. Secure this location at once. It is
a bargain.
CHAS. K. HENRY CO.,
Henry Bldg.,
Fourth and Oak Sts., Portland, Or.
Odd Lines
$3,$4,$5Hats
$1.95
foremost Clothiers Since 1863.
Holeproof Kosj
for Men,
Women and
Children -
o
48th
.esora
Annual
e sate
WEST SIDE JESIDENCE.
Very handsome home In fine residence
district; nine rooms; living-room has
French windows and runs the entire
length of the house; unobstructed view
of river and mountains; highly improved
grounds; the lot li'OxlOO, and streets hard
surfaced; good streetcar service; price
$15,000. For further particulars see
CHAS. K. HENRY CO..
Henry Bldg..
Fourth and Oak Sts., Portland, Or.
Cbristensen's Dancing School.
Forming a new class for adult begin
ners. Phones. Main 017, A 46S0.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindly acts and
floral offerings In our recent bereave
ment of our beloved daughter and sis
ter, Ella.
MR. AND MRS. WM. KENNER
AND FAMILY.
Book Sale
Bellinger & Cotton Code. $20.00
1903 Session Laws , 7.50
Amer. and Eng. Ency. of
Laws, 32 vols 30.00
Century Dictionary, full
morocco 60.00
New International Ency.. 75.00
Set Block Books.., 60.00
Bibles and Sets, 25 Per Cent
Discount. i
Hyland Bros.
168 Fifth Street.
Notwithstanding the heavy trading of the past week, our
stocks are still in good shape and choosing is just as goou
as when-sale first started; it you wisn to tae aavdnwge,
of this great money-saving event DO SO TOMORRO W
Men's Suits and
Overcoats
$15.00 Suits and Overcoats
$18.00 Suits and Overcoats
$20.00 Suits and Overcoats
$22.50 Suits and Overcoats
$25.00 Suits and Overcoats
$27.50 Suits and Overcoats
$30.00 Suits and Overcoats
$35.00 Suits and Overcoats
$40.00 Suits and Overcoats
now $11.25
now Sj13.50
now $15.00
now $16.90
now $18.75
now $20.65
now $22.50
now $26.25
now $30.00
Boys' Suits and
Overcoats
$15.00 Suits and Overcoats now $11.25
$14.00 Suits and Overcoats now $10.50
$12.50 Suits and Overcoats now ij
$12.00 Suits and Overcoats now $
$10.00 Suits and Overcoats now $
$ 9.J0 Suits and Overcoats now $
$ 8.50 Suits and Overcoats now $
$ 7.50 Suits and Overcoats now $
$ 6.50 Suits and Overcoats now $
$ 5.00 Suits and Overcoats now $
9.35
9.00
7.50
6.75
6.35
5.60
4.85
3.75
Extraordinary Reductions in Shirts, Underwear,
Sweater Coats, Neckwear and Hats
THE
FAMOUS
SOLID OAK
OR
MAHOGANY
are the only desks on earth that can be guaranteed
THEY ARE SOLID
It does not matter what style or price CUTLER Desk you buy, you get an honest dollar's
worth for the price you pay. .
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SAFE-CABINET
The fire-proof, sneak-proof, light, roomy,
adjustable, inexpensive filing cabinet youve
seen advertised in the magazines. Used in
offices and apartment buildings. . .......
'Bought by Uncle Sam
for various departments at Washington.
The cabinet you ought to have for corre
spondence, records, papers, etc. Can be
made to fit your business.
We have it in stock
STATIONERY & PRINTING CO.
FIFTH AND OAK STREETS
Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters, Printers, Engravers, Booklet Makers and Book-
KiLHAM
WHERt JT0 DiNE-
All th aellccte of th ! at ii
PorUaad Reataurant. Flna prtrata apn
Bnu tor ladle. 30$ Waah.. oaar t V
Chicken dinner. Peerleas Cataterla. 1M
Fifth, near ".Vashlngton.
CARD OF THANKS.
To Mrs. I. B. BeeTey and Mrs. D. P.
Thompson belong; the honor of being
the most generous subscribers to Bom
Simpson's poems. Thanks also extend
ed to local papers and J. K. Gill Co.
A. 3. MARTIN, Sole Agent.
Tabor 2909.
Since 1902 there have been 45 deaths due
to hanonni, aipgrapig miu iBtm.-
Mr. Wilcox is going; to build a
12-story building where we have
been located for 14 years. So we
roust sell our large stock of Um
brellas before March 1, and to do
so we are giving
4r
OFF
MEREDITH'S
312 Washington, Bet 5th and 6th
GRAND
TRUNK
PACIFIC
Winter Schedule Effective October 30, 1S10.
Steamships 'Prince Rupert' and 'Prince George';
FOR
Victoria, Vancouver and Prince Rupert. Connect
ing at Prince Rupert with "S. 3. Prince Albert
for Stewart and Queen Charlotte Islands.
DAYLIGHT RIDE TO VICTORIA
rtravm RTTATTLE WASH. LEAVE VANCOUVER, B. C.
KvVv Kundvlt 2 00 P 2 Every Monday at 11:00 P. M. Northbound.
Every J"00 Every Saturday at 2:00 P. M. Southbouni .
MEALS AXD BERTH INCLUDED NORTH OF VAACOUVER.
nvorfh Paelflo Coaat Commercial Excoralon" to Hawaiian Islands and
RtuVn on S? " Prloce Rupert" February 2, 1911. Rate 1225.00
For Tickets and Reservations Apply to Local Railway Ticket Agents or
J. H. Bursla, Gem Agent, Flrat Ave. and Tealer Way, Seattle, Wash.
PHOENIX
IRON WORKS
Englneera, Founder.
Maebtnlats and Botlermakera,
Building and Structural Work.
WE MAKE
Ft re Hydrants. Los; Haula, Cast
Geara, Hydraulic Ctanta, Wnter -Catea,
Lumber Traeka, Etc.
HAWTHORNE AVE. AND EAST THIRD
PORTLAND, OB.
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Order Coal Now
Do not trait for
time when deliveries
are impossible.
BANFIELD
VTJYSEY FUEL Oa
Main 353. A 3353.
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Jutt opposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1.50 a day up
American Plan S3.00 a day up
New sted and brick structure. Furniihedat
cost of $200,000. Every comfort and con
venience. On carlines transferring all over
city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers.
send tor Booklet witn map 01 aau r rancisos