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ana Dara Abraham In "hacara." afat
laaa at 3 IS. tonight al S IX
Bl'N'UI.OW THEATKR 112th and stnrrt
aon. w P. CuJiln prwaanta 'Thm Gnijrdn
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lath aaa 8ath Vaurt.rllla. Thla aft
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FANTAGE.I THEATER .svmih and Al.
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taa) Vauoavllla. TfcL aftaraooa at 1:13
aad tonic ht at T: and ft.
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T,V- ARCADE. OH JOT. ODEO.X. TtVO-
irst-rus plrturaa. 11 a. M 11 P. at.
Firms or Miner Gratsfxi Tha
Platers of Merry of St. Atnti Baby
Home, at I'ark risce. return their
thank to tha Ladies' Ai Society of
Ft. Mary's Cathedral, for the sum
reallted at their te. held at the rel
denre of Moat Rev. Archbishop Chrls
tle. The little ones under the care of
tha Filters are dally rsaplng; the bene
fit of the kindness of their many
friends In Portland, and though not old
noueh to appreciate all that la done
for them Just now, some day they will
no doubt be grateful to U who helped
In any way to aire them the com
fort of a a-ood home.
Rose Hitt t'AMP Kijctts OrnoKRa.
Rose City Camp. Xo. 191. Woodmen of
the. World, whose hall Is on Russell
street and Rodney avenue, elected the
Toilomlnar officers Friday nlaht: Con
sul commander. J. R. Forbes; advisor
lieutenant. C. A. Welty: clerk. J. W
Boothe: escort. H. K. Zeplln; watch
man. Richard Breyer; sentry. J. A.
Colyer; manairers. P. A. Rees. J. T.
Wilson and W. C. North.
14.00s Acttss of choice fralt land
will be sold at Jerome. Lincoln County.
Idaho. December 11. lsll. under tha
Carey act In 40. SO 120 and KO-acrs
tracts. Small cash payment, balance
easy terms, low rste of Interest. These
lands are part of the Oreat North Bide
tract. or ail information, wire or
address the Twin Falls North Side
Land Water Company. Mllner. Idaho.
AT Kiiiiarr Closks Today. The
exhibition of American Impressionistic
painting: at the Museum of Art closes
today. It Is also the last day of the
Keith Memorial Kxhlbltlon and the
Proctor paintings and sculpture. The
Museum hours are: Weekdays. 1 to 5;
Sundays. 2 to 6: free, the afternoons
of Tuesday. Thursday. Friday. Satur
day and Sunday.
Appkai. ma Chiurkxs Hons MiDK
The friends of the Children's Home,
at 1ST Corbett street sre reminded pt
the approach of Thanksgiving. Dona
tions may be sent direct to the Home.
Those unable to vend directly are
asked to notify the matron (Mrs. Mat
lock). Donations of clothing, food, etc
will be gratefully received.
Cambtt act Laxd Onxrm. 14.000
acres at Jerome. Idaho. December 11.
I 1 1. This Isnd Is part of tha Crest
North Side tract, which baa a record
of three years from sagebrush to
blue ribbons snd sweepstakes. For all
Information write or wire the Twin
Falls North S!de Land Js Water Com
pany. Mllner. Idaho.
1'XtTAS.IA THAXgaoinxo Falsi
Delirious mincemeat, plum pudding,
fruit cake, pickles and relishes will
be on sale nest Tuesday from I to 4
P. M.. la tha chapel, cor. 7th and Tin
hill sta. The annual Christmas basaar
will be held Wednesday. December (.
from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Afternoon
tea will also be served.
Pon-niri Hkiokts Horn Spacious
grounds, modern horns with everything;
first class, built-in rheval mirrors,
hardwood floors, two fireplaces. It Is
very seldom that such a view place on
the Heights Is offered for sale. ITIce,
tli.Se. II. V. Palmer-Jones Company.
404 Wilcox bldg. Phones; Main 6.
A 1413-
Ws Sax, hstr mattresses retail at
wholesale prices, for tO-poond beds
from IT and up. Wa renovate mat
tresses aad return them tha same day.
We also renovate feathers. Portland
Ctjrled Hair Factory. 1L Metsger. pro
prietor, lit Front SL. Mala 4T4.A1IT4.
No Tailosi.xo Establishment has a
Stock as large and well selected as J.
Pollvka Co. During sals 10 per cent
rebate for cash payment on goods
made to order. Highest standard of
workmanship guaranteed. Room lot
Corbett bldg.. Fifth and Morrison sta.
Church or Oca Father (Unitarian).
Seventh and Yamhill. Rev. T. L. Klllot,
D. I.. minister emeritus; Rev. W. O.
Kllot. Jr.. minister. Morning. 11 o'clock.
"Recovery From Sin"; evening. T:4S
o'clock, address by Mr. W. T. Brown.
-What Is Socialism?"
A First-class Portrait requires lots
of attention and Just a little time: an
early sitting will Insure satisfaction;
make an appointment and aavs delay.
A. B. McAlpln. Central building. Tenth
and Alder. Special styles for holidays.
Hotel. Max Wasted.
Ws have an exceptionally attractive
and profitable offer for a first-class
hotel man. It will take about 15000 In
cash or good securities. Sea Ralph
Arkley. 1T0 Fifth street. Portland. Or
Mrmbers holding certificates In the
Bankers Life Association, of Dee Moines,
will learn something to their advant
age by sending their name and ad
dress to It 4:. Oregonlan.
Brrtha Martix. "05 Rothchtld bldg..
Initials, monograms; special sttentlon
given to stamping and embroidering
fine household linens. Please bring In
Christmas orders early.
Xsnr NOVXL.TT. Kvery day suitable
for Christmas rifts. Fee the new
punch work, centerpieces, pillowtops
and shirtwaists. The Needlecraft Shop.
IDS Tamhlll street.
Beldixo Bros.. Jewelers, lapidaries
and scientific opticians, are now perma
nently located at 43 Third St.. In Mult
nomah Hotel. Phone Main 1492.
Dr. 8. J. Ribslaxd la sgain well and
will receive all patlends at Ma office
dally, lsl F.ast lid at. and Belmont.
Sunnyslde or Mount Tabor car.
Ptxxa". Srr. A fine display of
very low priced sets Just arrived.
Bailey A Co.. 414 Wash., between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
MR. aid Mrs. I. M. It ice are receiv
ing congratulations on the arrival of a
son at their horns on Clackamas street.
First - Class 8 n o Repairiho.
Prompt service, moderate prices, Jacob
Schwind. ItT stark, bet. Park and th.
Richards will serve Thanksgiving
dinner from 1 to 1:10 P. M.. tl per
cover: classic music. Reserve tables.
Vrr Tnm-nM-r SERVICES- at t P. M
Filers bldg.. topic. "Prinking From the j
Cup of God." Special music "
Foi'R-PasagxaEa Overland. In first
class order for sale. A. W. Curry. IK
Grand avenue.
S-HIRMER IlTPROPATfttC I.VSTITCTE.
41 I nlon ave. X. Kaet U. B 11:2.
Da. RtowARDSox. eye. ear. nose and
throat. Northweat bldg.. 4th and Wash.
DR. Swajv. experienced dentist, (01
Northwest bids. 4th. Wash. K. (i)SI.
Pocahontas Li; up Coau If a ton;
delivered. Phono Msln 13. A 1S5S.
rjirr Books. off. Ilyland Bros..
14s 3th su opposite I'ostonTlre.
Biblbs. off. Ilyland Bros.. 14
Fifth St.. opposite Postofflce.
Oa&s JivK Skatixo; good crowds.
itMSL DIAMONDS .
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You needn't be afraid of duplicatins someone el.-e's present if Vou
pive a diamond.
We have mounted especially for our Christmas trade 1130 rings, all
choice btones. priced from f")0 to ?2W. Choose one of these for a
ift and you'll choose wisely.
At $50
At $75
An exceptionally fine
stone, plain or fancy
mounting.
A handsome
ring In a new
little
Tlf-
fanv setting,
al value.
I'ousu-
Our $100 Special
Without question the best value and the most attractive ring to be
had in Tort land. A proof of onr superiority in diamond value.
We'll lay aside any Diamond in our store till Christmas Choose
while roil have more time and better selection.
JAEGER BROS.
Crematorium Services Hjld. Fu
neral services of Mrs. Sarah Springer
Ralston Babcock. who died at her
horn In Seaside Thursday, were neia
at the Portland Crematorium yester
day. The ashes will b' Hamil
ton. Ont.. the family home, to be placed
6v the side of t lie urn holding the
ashes of her' flrst husband. Robert
Ralston. Mrs. Babcock was T years
of age. She was born In Anraster
County. Province of -Ontario. She Is
survived by three sons: J. S. Rslston,
Columbus. O. : R. O. Rslson. City Clerk
of Seaside, and A. J. Ralston. Toronto,
Canada. Her daughter died In Port
land last year. Mrs. Babcock had lived
In Portland for 15 years and at Seaside
for eight years. Services over her re
mains were held In Sesslde Friday,
Rev. O. O. Oliver officiating.
Poutca to Protect Mrs. MoGee. Mrs.
McGee. a little old woman who stands
at prominent corners with a Bible in
her hand and shouts to no particular
audience Is In trouble, and the police
have been directed to see to her pro
tection. Recently, charitable persons
provided a home for the street
preacher, near First and Grover streets,
but her refuge soon attracted the at
tention of children of the neighborhood,
who have exasperated her beyond en
durance, making capital of her pecu
liarities. Ths fsct was reported to
Chief Slover yesterday and he In
structed patrolmen In the district to
sea that she Is not molested further.
Thamksoivixo at the Imperial.
A table d'hote Thanksgiving dinner.
11. 30 per plate, will be served in the
beautiful dining-room at the Imperial
Hotel, Thursday, November 10. from 6
to P. M. A special musical pro
gramme has been arranged by Mr.
Harold Bailey. Reservationa for tables
can ba made at the office of the Im
perial Hotel. Telephones Main 3431.
A 81103.
Pemksi-la Association to Meet. ;
Ths Peninsula Joint-Additions Associa
tion will holJ Its next meeting Tues
day evening, at Trlebels store, at the
corner of Stafford street and Alblna
avenue. Numbering of all bouses In
the district and free mall delivery will I
be discussed. A large number of con- ,
tractors are busy building residences
for newcomers In ths district. i
THAjKsorvi!o DiNnsm With Mcsic.
Do a little figuring and see how muctt
you ran ssvs by taking the family to
ths Hotel Bowers for a grsnd turkey
dinner with a concert by Lewis String
Orchestra The new mansgement Is
doing this as an Inducement to you to
come and get acquainted and the price
la only fl. Reserve plates or table
by phone at once.
Mrs. Kihora EoMtrKDs Fvkeral Held.
The funersl of Mrs Klnora Kdmunds.
who died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. T. a Mc-Danlel. at 93 Kast Stark
street. Thursday, was held yesterday
morning. Mrs. Kdmunds was (1 years
and 3 months old. She Is survived by
her husband. Q.. W. Edmunds and two
children. Mrs. T. S. McDanlel and'C
Mark Kdmunds.
Arabia Chief's Robe Is Relic.
A camelshair sleeping-robe feund on a
murdered Arabian chief near Tripoli
was added to the list of relics In tha
City Museum yesterday. The robe was
presented by City Dairy Inspector
Sllverwood. who. received It from his
brother, who discovered the Arabs
body. The robs Is considered valuable.
Horse Steps ok Toe. 1100 Sought.
Because a horse owned by the city
stepped on his big toe A. B. Frost, a
teamster employed by the city, filed a
claim for $100 with the. City Auditor
yesterday. Frost says he attempted
to separate city horses which were
fighting and In doing so was stepped
on. He was laid up for SO days.
For a Christmas Gift what Is
more acceptable or more lasting man
an Oriental rug? The choosing Is very
large hers and our prices are always
extremely reasonable. Make your se
lection now, we will deliver when
wanted. Cartoxlan Bros.. Importers of
Oriental rugs and carpets. 4T1 Wash.,
near Thirteenth street.
Dr. Ehroott to Speak. Rev. Albert
Ehrgott. of this city, wilt give an ad
dress on "A Love Story W orth While."
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. In tha
uditorlum of the Y. W. C A. The
muslo will be furnished by the Altrul
Octette am) by Miss Leah Slusser. All
women and girls cordially Invited.
T. W. C A. Greex Tea Pot Majrc,
Monday, November IT: Cream of to
mato soup, roast beef, muttonettes,
macaroni and cheese, peas and carrots.
browned parsnips, fruit salad, crab
salad, asparagua sslad. cranberry pie.
chocolate Bavarian, vanilla Ice cream
with cake.
Thixk or Tour Thakesoivimo Dinner
with all the family In the beau
tiful Hotel Bowers' Grill, with a con
cert by Lewis' String Orchestra. The
new management bids you come and
get acquainted and the price of the
dinner Is only 31. Reserve seats or
table at once by phone.
ODDrELLOWS" LODOES TO MERGE.
Harmony and Industrial I. O. O. F.
Lodges of Alblna have appointed com
mittees to arrange for tlie consolida
tion of the tw lodges. Harmony
lodge owns and meets In a hall In
I'pper Alblna and Industrial Lodge
meets further south.
So-TALirrs to Speak Todat. "So
cialism and Education" will be the sub
ject of discussion by various speak
ers at the regular afternoon meeting of
the Socialist party. Branch Xo. 4. this
afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Rlngler
Halt at Second and Morrison streets.
A Xmas Present that will be ap
preciated. Genuine Xavajo Indian rugs
on sale at Vi price. Schemer's Souvenir
and Curio Stores, 144 Second St.. bet.
Alder and Morrison: 83 North tth St..
bet. Everett and Flsnders.
Special Annoocemext. Mr. Hutchi
son's concert In the White Temple Au
ditorium, tinder auspices of the com
mittee, will take place Wednesday,
Iterember 11. at 3:15 P. M. Seat sale
announced shortly.
No One Ever
Has Too Many
$100 to $200
Single, two or three
stone effects for men
oV women.
Diamond Specialists.
SOU Morrison Street,
ISetweesj 3d and. 4th.
Lents Gets Electric Lights.
Through the efforts of the Lents Ir
provement Association that suburb
has now five arc lights In the busi
ness sections on Main street and the
Foster road. The lights were Installed
last week. The residence sections also
sre asking for lights and at the meet
ing of the club Monday night the sub
ject of Installing more lights will be
taken up. The cost of illumination Is
met by' subscriptions by business men
and residents. I.ents is the only
suburb of Portland which has under
taken to provide Its own electric lights
In advance of annexation.
Dr. Mosersohn to Visit South. Dr.
N. Mosessohn, editor of tfle Jewish
Tribune, will leave on the Shasta
Limited this evening to pass the
Winter In San Antonio. Tex., and South
ern California. While in San Antonio
he will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Tobler. Mrs. Tobler Is the doc
tor's daughter. Doctor Mosessohn has
been failing In health for some time
and hopes to recuperate in the south"
ern country.
Hospital Patiext - Improves. J. L.
Stuart, a well-known resident, who has
been In Good Samaritan Hospital for
several weeks, was reported yester
day as Improving. Mr. Stewart Is 84
years old.
Will Build a concrete or brick
garage on most prominent street on
East Side at reasonable rent on lease.
Address Immediately. T 621. Oregonlan.
For Sale. One original Napoleon
bed (solid Mahogany), one original
Sheraton dining-room table. 411 Alder,
between Tenth and Eleventh.
Dr. E. V. Morrow has moved to 221-1
Marquam bldg. Same phones.
CANADIAN TOUR PLANNED
Trarflc Men Here to Arrange
Excursion From Dominion.
for
C. E- E. I'ssher. of Montreal, and H.
W. Brodlc. of Vancouver, passenger
traffic manager and general passenger
agent respectively, of the Canadian Pa
cific Railway, were In Portland yes
terday to arrange for the second annual
excursion from Western Canada to Ore
gon and California, passengers for
which were enlisted by John XI. Scott,
general passenger agent of the South
ern Pacific, on his recent trip to Can
ada. The Canadians will arrive here on
Saturday. January 6, and will spend the
greater part of the day and night In
thla city. Arrangements will be made
by local Canadians and Britons to wel
come them and to provide for their
entertainment. It Is probable that a
banquet will be given In their honor
at the Commercial Club.
The Canadian Pacific officials report
that nearly all the members of the
party are persons who never have been
In Oregon and that they are Interested
In this state. Xelther of yesterday's
visitors had been In Portland for more
than a year, and both were highly Im
pressed with the growth and develop
ment of the city.
While In the city they arrangnd de
tails for handling a number of special
trains over their line for the Elks' con
vention next July. Two lodges already
have arrsnged to travel over the Ca
nadian pacific In coming to Portland.
They are Philadelphia and Rochester.
N. Y. Each will have a special train.
PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES
100.000 Rose Plants!
Roses from our nurseries dissemin
ated to all parts of the country strong,
well ripened, full of fibrous roots and
true to name are celebrated wherever
they go.
Order now for next Summer bloom
ing. Catalogue mailed free on request.
THE 8IBSON ROSE NURSERIES,
1180 Mllwaukte Ave., Portland. Or.
THANKSGIVING DINNER
At the Louvrr.
During the hours of 4 :S0 to 9 P. M.
wo will serve a real New England
Turkey Dinner, price 11.80. We have
specially arranged a musical pro
gramme for the entertainment of our
guests during the service. Engae
your table now.
TURKEY AT THE BEACH
Spend your Thanksgiving at HOTEL
MOORE. Seaside. Oregon.
Plenty of turkey, a hot salt bath, and
a restful sleep by the ocean, will make
your vacation worth the trip. Write
for reservations.
YE OREGON GRILLE.
Always In tha lead. Having secured
the services of Alex Berthold, the silver-toned
vocalist direct from Aeolian
Hall and Waldorf-Astoria. New York,
we announce his opening Monday
night.
AT THEQUELLE.
Plenty large. Juicy Tamhlll crawfish.
Dining-room for ladies, Cth and Stark.
Christmas Suggestions.
Fasoinstlngand charming features In
photography. Aune. Columbia bldg.
Tic ml Will Vole First Time Dec. 5.
BEND. Or., Nov. IS. (Special.)
Bend's first city election under the
charter adopted Wednesday will be
held December t. An entirely new sat
of officials will be chosen. Including
Mayor, Treasurer and six Counciimen.
CHURCH WARES TO BE SOLD
Many Ire-Clirlstinas Sales Arranged
by Women's Societies.
Beginning about December 1 a series
of teas and bazaars will be given In
aid of various charities and philan
thropies. The first of these will be
the annual holiday tea of the Port
land Women's Exchange, to be held
Wednesday, November 29, In the rooms
of the Exchange on Fifth street. The
Christmas consignments of needlework
will be placed on exhibition Wednes
day morning, and at 4 o'clock tea will
be served to which all friends of the
Exchange are Invited.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
R, Glisan, Mrs. Henry E. Jones, Mrs.
Frank M. Warren. Mrs. C. E. S. Wood.
Mrs. Walter F. Burrell ana Mrs. j.
Wesley Ladd. The following will pre
Ma at the tea table: Mrs. E. L.
Thomnson. Mrs. T. B. Wilcox. Mrs. Ouy
W. Talbot. Mrs. Robert W. Lwis, as
sisted bv Miss Margaret Hewett. Miss
Katherlne MacMaster, Miss aatnmns
Holbrook, Miss Clementine Lambert.
Miss Louise Burns, Miss Lora Lum-
The women of the Methodist Church
South will hold their annual basaar
In the church building, corner I'nion
avenue and Multnomah street. Tues
day and Wednesday, November iS and
9. Lunch will be served from 10 In
the morning until 10 In the evening.
The women of Saint James English
Lutheran Church will hold their an
nual sale and supper In the church
building on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, December 6. There will be
a large display of needlework. The
women of the First United Presby
terian Church will hold a bazaar on
the same day at their church at Sixth
and Montgomery streets. There will
be a programme In the evening.
December 6 la also the date chosen
for the basaar to be held by the women
of Trinity Episcopal Church in the
Parish House on Nineteenth street. The
bazaar Is directed by a committee of
which Mrs. W. C. Alvord Is chairman
There will be a general exhibit of
needlework and fancy articles.
The Portland Fruit and Flower Mis
sion will hold a fancy work bazaar.
Monday and Tuesday, December 4 and
6. A handsome doll Is to be sold. Miss
Antoinette Mears will superintend the
drawing of the lucky number at the
Portland Hotel on December 6 at 4
o'clock. . ,,,
The women of Saint Rose Parish will
hold a basaar In Saint Rose Hall, on
ths evenings of December S and 7. Many
articles suitable for Christmas gifts
will be on sale. Musical programmes
will be given.
TO SCHOOLCHILDREN
Of Oregon Vnder 12 Xeara Old
Suppose a person buys 100 shares
of .stock, par value 6u. for $10,000.
and In ths course of time receives
4200 shares of stock as dividends on
the original Investment, and that the
present price of each- share of the 4400
shares of stock now owned Is 500
per share. What Is the present value
of the $10,000 Investment, based upon
the present selling price of the
stock?
A prize worth not less than $10 will
be given by the Union Pacific Life In
surance Company to the child under
12 years of sge who gives the best
and neatest written answer to the
above problem. Address 605, Oregonlan
building.
POULTRY EXPERT WANTED
W want a man who understands the
practical and commercial end of the
poultry business, one who has a little
cash and believes In his own ability to
succeed. To such a man we have a
splendid proposition. to make.
C. W. Davis & Co.. 80S Commercial
Block. Second and Washington, Port
land. Or.
GENUINE IVORY.
Brushes, mirrors, combs, etc. Frank
Nau, prescription druggist, corner 6th
and Alder, Selling bldg.
Drainage Pipe Contract Let.
STANFIELD, Or.. Nov. 2-- (Special.)
The contract for tfce construction of
6000 feet of cobcrsts pips Inches la
Entertaining for the
HORSE SHOW AND
THANKSGIVING
You want your guests to ever remember a boun
teous table, beautifully set. We have everything to
make it soj frood silver, rich cut glass, dainty china,
a varied and extensive assortment of all things
beautiful for complete table service. In jewelry,
everything radiantly lovely from a peerless diamond ,
sunburst down to a cuff link. We have not in
creased our prices with our new, large store, but
we have increased our stock our facilities in' onr
remodeling department. We have systematized
every branch of our business and ha-e made it
The Jewelry Store of Portland
G. HEITKEMPER CO.
YEON BUILDING
diameter was awarded today by the
Umatilla Drainage District to E. E.
Cotant and H. W. Hall, of this city, at
a price of $1.35 per foot delivered along
the bank of the dlth In which the pipe
Is to be laid. This pipe is the drain for
the water from about 1400 acres includ
ed in the Umatilla Drainage District
and also will be the trunk line of the
city sewer when the- latter Is con
structed. Work on the construction of
the open ditches of the drainage sys
tme outside the city limits will be com
menced December 4.
WHERET0 DINE.
Special chlckon dinner and many deli
cacies at the Peerless Cafeteria. 84 and
8 Fifth street. Open all day; muslo
from 12 to 2 and 5 to 7 o'clock.
D. M. Watson's Restaurant will serve
turkey dinner complete, 75c, Thanks
giving day. 108 Fifth street, Perkins
Hotel block.
Howe to Advertise Overland.
Fred M. Howe, who has been associat
ed with the J. W. Leavltt Company,
Overland distributors for the Paclflo
Coast, has taken charge of the adver
tising department of the Portland
branch of the firm.
Drowsiness After Reading
1 not natural. Your eyes are strained,
and the tax put on them Is more than
they can bear. Properly-fitted glasses
Is what you need. Come to us and we
will fit you with the right glasses at
the right price. No extra charge for
our scientific examination. Reading
glasses from $2.50 up.
Dallas Optical Parlors
218-219 Failing Building.
Corner Third and Washington,
2d Floor; Take Elevator.
333
wLaTiaaaaaSa
All branch's of commrcll art,
color work; and llluEtiatlon tuht la
actual worktr.c shop under tha dlrac
t'on of art lata with practical axpa
nonce. CH i writ, for circular.
ftvl-Auit I? hn Ita-Walker bid., 4 to
n1 Yamhill. Portland.
Thanksgivm;
bit Specials
For Three Days More
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
All our $20, $25, $27.50 and $:0 Suits
will be offered at the following prices
$20.00 Suits
$25.00 Suits
$27.50 Suits
$30.00 Suits
Your savings here will buy your
Turkey and all the trimmings
We are King Pins for Overcoats every size, style
and fabric -$10.00 to $50.00
Raincoats, Gravenettes, Gabardines and Slip-ons
$5.00 to $35.00
Fourth and Morrison Streets
PORTLAND PASHION
FIFTH STREET
PERFECT REST means
a good deal to you
especially if you've
been traveling. That's
why we gave carte blanche
to Marshall Field & Co. and
the Baker Mattress Company
for our beds, ordering them
to make the very best there
was to be had. And they
did! We take pride in our
beds. We want you to en
joy their solid comfort.
CLOSING-OUT
SALE
.f20000.00 worth of imported
and domestic woolens must be
sold out at once.'
Come early and get first choice.
SPECIAL
Suit or Overcoat up to $45.00
values
$25.00
STONE BROS.
------- TAILORS
349 Washington St.
If it b about Correct Qothss, ask Stone.
$16.65
$19.65
$23.65
$26.65
CENTER SINCE 1863
The enviable
high reputation
gained by
Kilham Quality Printing
is simply results of
its beauty
its appropriateness
its artistic qualities
its profitableness to
its users.
Cards,
Letterheads,
all office stationery,
like good advertising
literature pays in
the measure its impressive
quality attracts
the eye.
It is distinctive appear
ance that gains you
favorable attention
It's profitable.
CORNER FIFTH AND OAK ST3.
Easy
Christmas
Money
Men and women who are
wanting to buy acreage, or
are ambitious and have knowl
edge of a friend who is figur
ing on purchasing, can make
a good Christmas saving or
earning NOW. We will allow
5rou the commission on any of
our acreage you buy, or a
cash commission on any you
can help us sell. R 634, Ore
gouian. KEYSTONE
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