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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAy. POItTLiAXP. DECEMBER 10. 1911.
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torlahi at 7 JO and a.
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ton V.url.viu.. Thla afternoon at 2:13
anil tnnlfht at 7 :2o and 8c
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LX ririt-run pictures. 11 A. M--11 P. M.
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NOTICE TO MBSCRIBERS.
Orders for eopto of the Tear's
Orraaotaa. which arlll fee leaned aa 4aa
aarr 1. 11. la be aent to frirado. aboald
fee aent to Th Orrcoalaa at taw.
TRirE S CENT.
rnotaco la tbo I nltrd MatM or
naaeea.loaa, Canada or Mexico. I eenta.
Farrfsa poatac. II cent.
Addma. Ttaa Orrcoalan. Portland. Or.
Alcxni Cub Dinks. The Thl Pelta
Thera Alumni Club, of Portland, held
It rerular monthly luncheon at the
Imperial Grill. Friday at 12:30 P. M.
There wan an attendance of 13 mem
bers, mho represented colleges from
the Atlantic to the Iaclflc and classes
from the early 'TO to the present. It
was planned that hereafter luncheon
will be held every Saturday at 12:30 P.
M. at the, Imperial UrllL The men
who attended and their respective col
lege are: M. C. Baldwin, Virginia: H.
B. Beckett. Missouri: If. J. Blusjcr. I'.ll-
nols: rr. P. W. Byrd. Washlna-ton
State: R. H. Cronler. Indiana: W. 3il
bert. Mich lean; P. D. Jnslyn. Minne
sota I'niverMty : C. P. Lott. California:
W. McCammant. Pennsylvania: 8. C.
r"pneer. Indiana: Ir. W. O. Spencer.
California, and F. C. Howell, New
York.
Boy Tmtr Sext to Training School.
I'eter Wylaod. asted 13. of S90 Minne
sota avenue, who was causht between
12 an4 1 o'clock yesterday morning
steallnc Jewelry from a store at 791
Mississippi avenue by patrolman Cala
van. was sentenced to the rUale Train
Ins; School by Jddi?e. Catena of the Ju
venile Court yesterday. The boy
hurled a rock through the window of
the Jewelry establishment. Kalofus
Vernocky. aped U? of 32 West Brainard
street. Is yet to ho dealt with by the
Juvenile Court, lift was cauftht while
attempting to steal a rase containing
Zi dozen ess: from a Front-street com
mission house. Patrolman Calavan
says that young Wyland Is one of four
u'.lty of many thefts in the Mississippi
avenue district.
V occur to Presipr at Fvxeau
I'nder the auspices of Oregon Circle,
Women of Woodcraft, the funeral of
Mrs. Gerda Johanna Swenson, wife of
C. W. t-wenson. who died Friday morn
ing, will be held at ! o'clock this after
noon from the W". O. W. Hall, on Kus
sell street. The services "ill be con
ducted by Rev. J. X. Burdell. pastor
of the Swedish Methodist Kplscopal
Church. Mrs. Swanson was born In
Stockholm. Sweden. June 12. 184. She
Is survived by her husband and two
daughtftra. Mrs. Olga, Rolfe and Misa
Gerda Soenson. and a brother In Stock
holm. She was member of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Swedish Methodist
Episcopal Church, and an honorary
me-mber of the Llnnea Society.
Ft jtERAi. to Bk Held Today. The fu
neral of Mrs. Sara I Swenson. who
died Thursday, will be held from the
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church at
Borthwlck and Beech streets, this morn
ing. Kev. J. N. Burdell will conduct
the services. Mrs. Swenson died .after
a long illness. She was born In Star
anger. Norway, and was 79 years old.
She came to Portland In 184 with her
husband, I Swenson. to whom she was
married In Wisconsin In 167.
roLtcg Foncm Lcrr fob Farm. Finding
life on a homestead more attractive
than service In the Police Depart
ment. Patrolman J. J. Mackey. who
has been on a leave of absince, has
forwarded his resignation to Chief
Slover. Mackey expresses thanks for
the consideration he has received from
his superiors, but says he prefers to
be a farmer. His homestead is In Lake
County.
J. Pouvka it Co. have the best
selected stock and are constantly
ordering and receiving new goods.
Selections for suits and overcoats
should be made early. During sale.
20 per cent rebate for cash payment.
Room 20S Corbett bldg.. Fifth and
Morrison streets.
Dr. A. C. Smith to Sfxak. Dr.
Andrew C. Smith, president of the
State Board of Health, will address the
men's meeting this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Sellwood T. M. C. A.
branch, at the corner of Fast Fifteenth
street and Spokane avenue. "Social
Hygiene" will be his theme.
Woopmerb's Water to Be Shut Oft.
Superintendent Dodge of the Water
Department announced yesterday that
the water In Wood me re district will
be shut off Wednesday from t A. M.
to 3 P. M. to permit the Installation of
fire hydrants along the Foster road.
Wi Scu, hair mattresses retail at
wholesale prices, for JO-pound beds
. from 17.60 and up. We renovate mat
tresses and return them the same day.
We also renovate feathers. Portland
Curled Hair Factory. H. Metsgar. pro
prietor. 221 Front St.. Main 474. A 1374.
Navajo Ixdiam Rues. A genuine
Navajo Indian Rug Is a most acceptable
Christmas gift. We have a large and
exceptionally fine assortment of these,
which are being sold at a substantial
reduction In price before the Holidays.
W. B. Olafke Co.. 10S-110 Front at.
Thb Jewelry business of A- Lyon,
formerly at 310 Washington St.. now
located at 301 Corbett bldg.. where a
splendid selection of goods suitable for
Christmas presents Is on display.
A Hiohlt - Appreciated Christmas
present is a diamond or watch. My
stock Is large, anything in the Jewelrv
line. 11. J. Altstock. 303 Corbett bldg
Electric Sweepers. 330 equipment,
IT 50; why pay more? Hand machines,
81S -Puntley" store. Bentley A Co..
472S Wash. st. Main 858;. A 2695.
Colatsirlb Drinkixo Cvps Gratis
with each purchase. Our windows
show list of Christmas presents.
Archer & Wiggins Co., (th and Oak.
CHIXA. Gt-ASSWAR AICO BRASSES.
Gifts for all. Bailey & Co.. 424 Wash
ington, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
First - Class Shod Repairing.
Trompt service, moderate prices. Jacob
Echwlnd. J67 Stark, bet. Park and Sth.
Christmas Photooraphs. By E. W.
Moore, the artist, make the best pres
ents. Eiks bldg. Seventh and Stark.
Mrs. Jcne MacMillax Ordwat's
postal card poems on sale at J. K.
GlU's and Meier & Frank's.
Dr. Ricbardsox, eye. ear. nose and
throat. Northwest bldg.. Cth and Wash.
Grand Concert a.nd Damcb. Ariom
Society Tues. eve.'. Dec. 12. Arlon HalL
Tub Art. Craft and. Book Shop.
Tllford bldg.. 2d floor. Open evenings.
Swiss watch repairing. C. Chrls
tensen. 3d floor Corbett bldg.
Da. E. A. SoMMXJt returned 1017
Corbett bldg.
"Where Did You Buy
Your Diamond ?"
This is one of the first questions
if you ever
vou'd be asked
wanted to sell.
If yon can tell a prospective purchaser
that the gem you offer came from
Jaeger Bros.'-he'll be favorably im
pressed at once.
We sell diamonds for just what they
are and tell you the true quality of
every stone.
Diamond Earrings.
-"t."s .tO to BIOiHI.
Diamond Baby Rings
from M-JJUt up to m.
Diamond Pendants. In
gold or platinum,
IB to flOUO.
Diamond Cuff Links
to (tsoo the pair.
Women's and Men'e
Diamond Rings
.VI and up.
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DIAMOND RI'Cf
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9 f f Mrirrimn St. Bet. 3rd nd 4th
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JAEGER BROS.
Mothers and Teachf.ru Meet. "A
Tour In Self-Discovery" was the sub
ject of an address by Mrs. Anna
Welster Fridsv afternoon before the
Mothers and Teachers' Club of Brook
lyn School. Mrs. Weister said that per
sons often discover themselves by ac
cident and become artists, readers,
writers and story-tellers of merit. She
said that to be able to tell stories to
children In a way that will Interest
them Is an Important vocation for wo
men. The musical programme was:
Music hy seventh grade, violin solo.
Miss Mary Jessep: piano solo. Mrs.
Katherine Kern. Mesdames L'rfer. Fox
and Dalgren were appointed on the
civic committee: Mesdames Todd. Cam
eron and Nauratll on the membership
committee, and Mesdames Luke and
Devaney on the phllant hroplo com
mittee. United Clubs to Meet. The United
Improvement Clubs Association will
hold Its first meeting In the auditorium
of the East Portland Library, at East
Eleventh and East Alder streets, to
morrow night at I o'clock. Among the
topics to be discussed will be the .pub
lic market projwt: auditorium: pro
posal to Issue 12.000.000 park bonds;
expansion of the public library In Port
land and need of more permanent bulld
lngs at Montavllla, Sellwood and North
Alblna. and Councilman Clyde's meas
ure to prevent letting of contracts for
street work where cost Is grwater than
asmased value of property Involved.
All Improvement clubs are entitled to
aend two or more delegates to the
meeting.
Police Scout Scicide Tale. Although
T. Smith, a streetear man. left his cap
and coat on the Oregon Water Power
dock, with a note Indicating suicide,
the police do not believe he has taken
his life, as additional clothing Is miss
ing from his home over the Sellwood
bank. The note, which was addressed
to the man's wife, expresses sorrow
for lie the writer had told, and said
that by the time It waa received the
flsheH would have eaten the sender.
Smith also wrote that he Inclosed ISO
of his own money and 810 belonging to
the transit company, but though the
sel was unbroken, the money was not
found.
Citt Offered Mare for Afro. The
city nowr has an opportunity to obtain
a blooded mare in trade for the old
police automobile, which the City Audi
tor has been trying to sell at public
auction. Mayor Rushlight received a
letter from Dr. A. L. Parmantler, of
Vancouver. Wash., yesterday offering
to trade the mare for the automobile
providing the automobile Is In good
repair. He says he will . drive the
horse to the City Hall for Inspection
If the Mayor desires. The automobile
was offered for sale at public auction
recently, but there were no bids.
Books for Children Displayed.
Parents and others who are looking
for attractive gifts for children are
Invited to violt the children's room at
the Public Library and look over the
Christmas exhibit. They will find
books on all subjects. Picture books
and fairy tales for the younger chil
dren, entertaining stories of George
Washington. Columbus and many
others, aa well as books about elec
tricity, airships, etc. for the older boys
are displayed. This department also
has an exhibit on the evolution of the
book.
POLICEMAX Gt'ARDB AT POSTOFriCB. In
anticipation of the Christmas rush.
Chief Slover ordered yesterday the
placing of policeman Sloan In the lobby
at the Postofflce. to remain there
during business hours, until' after the
holidars. The action Is made necessary
by the fact that a large business Is
transacted In cramped quarters, caus
ing inconvenience to the patrons of the
postal service. Much petty crime has
been committed also around the Post
office In the rush season.
I Have added to my stork a very at
tractive line of new and up-to-date
Jewelry and sterling silverware. I am
prepared to manufacture Jewelry to
order, do all kinds of watch, clock and
Jewelry repairing. Onen evenings, 6th
floor. Dekum bldg. H. Lesh. r
Mrs. L. L. Tcrnet Borw in Illinois.
Mrs. L. L. Turney, who died at Good
Samaritan Hospital. December S, was
born In Pike County. Illinois. In 1873.
She Is survived by her widower and
six children. Linky L.. R. I.. Olive O..
OJal O.. Leon U. Lloyd L. Burial was
in Rlverv(ew Cemetery.
A Welsh Tenor. Member of the
Mountain Ash Male Chorus of Wales
will sing at Taylor-Street Methodist
Church., cor. 3d and Taylor, Sunday
evening. Dr. Benjamin Young will
preach morning and evening. Subjects,
"Rejected" and "The Living."
Reiner, the furrier. 404 Merchants
Trust bldg., th and Washington, haa
on hand many fine mink, otter and
other sample sets. See them before
purchasing. Dyeing and remodeling,
latest styles: reasonable prices. .
Xmas Novelties.
We supply to the trade the largest
assortment of Oregon Scenery. Com
mercial Photo Co.. 310 McKay bldg.
Orioinal Cost. One karat, genuine
diamond ear-screws. 1170; only 1120:
also several other pairs at like reduc
tions at Uncle Myera'. 71 6th st.
F. E. Beach Co. (The Pioneer
Paint Company). Window Glass and
glazing. Phones: Main 1334, Home A
7043. 186 First street.
Ladies' 15-JeweI Elgin. In 14-karat.
solid-gold watch: set with half-karat
diamond. Original cost, 0; only 13$.
Uncle Myers'. 71 Sixth. -
Evinino Sermox Announced. F.
Lenn Pierce will speak tonight In the
Sellwood Baptist Church at 7:30 o'clock.
Christian Scientists! Art. Craft
Book Shop. Tilford bldg., 2d floor.
Ope" evenings.
Dr. Swain, dentist, returned; visit
him. Northwest bldg.. 6th and Wash.
Dr. James C. Zan has returned to
the city
E. E. Wandall Bornr to Rest. The
funeral services of Erdman E. Wandall,
who died at his home. 607 East Twelfth
street. Thursday, will - be . held this
afternoon, at the hall of Multnomah
Camp, No. 77. Woodmen of the World,
at East Sixth and East Washington
streets. Services will be held under the
auspices of several organizations of
which Mr. Wandall was a member.
Mr. Wandall came to Portland 18 years
ago. He was an active member of Mult
nomalWCamp. Orient Lodge, No. 17, I.
O. O. F.: Sons of Herman, Schller's
Lodge No. 3. Turners and the Arlon
Singing Club. He Is survived by
widow and two children, Erdman and
Kmll, and the following sisters Mrs.
J. Buck and Mrs. E. Bullman. of San
Francisco, and Mrs. O. M. Luther, of
Lents.
R. W. Lane Sends First Cable Letter.
R. W. Lane, of Portland, has the dis
tinction of being the first person In
Portland and probably the first person
In the Northwest to file a cable letter
with the Vyestern Union Telegraph St
Cable Company under the provisions of
the new rate schedule announced by
Theodore N. Vail, president of the com
pany, when he was tn Portland last
week. The letter contained 143 words
to London and was sent at an average
cost of 9H cents a word, this price
Including the transcontinental tele
graph toll as well as the cable tariff.
Auction Sale. The Antique Shop
of C. M. Traver. located on the third
floor of the Columbia bldg., will offer
Its stock of choice old mahogany furni
ture, Sheffield plate, old brasses, etc,
at auction, beginning Tuesday, Decem
ber 12, at 2 P. M., at Baker's Auction
House, 152 Park street, between Morri
son and Alder streets. This collection
of antiques will be on exhibition Mon
day. December 11 and Tuesday morning,
at Baker's, and offers an opportunity to
Christmas shoppers to select beauti
ful and useful presents.
Oriental Rcob make beautiful
Christmas gifts. We cordially Invite
inspection of our unique collection. We'
want you to know the splendid effici
ency of our Oriental rug service. We
do not press you to buy, if you ara
desirous of possessing or presenting
rich rugs, our prices will be quite suffi
cient inducement. Cartozian Bros., Im
porters, 473 Waih., near 13th st,
An Xmas present that will be appre
ciated. Genuine Navajo Indian rugs on
sale at V price. Schelner's Souvenir
and Curio Stores. 144 Second St., bet.
Alder and Morrison; 86 North 6th St.,
bet. Everett and Flanders.
Sane Christmas to Bb Topic. "A
Pane and Bloodless Christmas" will be
the theme for discussion at the Vege
tarian Conversazione, at 611 Yamhill
street next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
Vi Will water proof your base
ment and garantee to make It dry with
Imperial Water Proofing. Main 7771,
A 1970. No cure, no pay. F. A. Poulsen,
contractor.
See our add In section 4 of this Issue
regarding an excellent Investment op
portunity. Whittteld AY. Coan, 301-309
Fcnton bldg. v "
Comfortable eight-room home for
rent, Willamette Heights, fine view;
rent only $45. Thone Main 2565.
820 Store for rent, 1295 Belmont
M. L. Smith. Jeweler, 193 7th st
GREATERPORTLAND.
When the Fortland Hotel Pharmacy,
Sixth and Morrison, was thrown open
for Inspection Wednesday evening, the
Portlander realized more than ever trie
wonderful growth of his city. This
store not only wins the admiration of
the townspeople, but merits a National
reputation among drug men.
. Mr. Frederick C. Forbes has taken
the stand he has won by years of hard
work and his reputation for running a
clean store. Another native Oregonian
has reason to be proud of the success
of his efforts.
LEASING PROPOSITION.
Owner will lease for a long term of
years the full half block. 100 feet on
south side of East Morrison and 700
feet on east side or East First street
with buildings thereon; 200 feet of
trackage: very easy terms can be made.
For particulars apply to
CHAS. K. HENRY CO,
HENRY BLDG..
Fourth nd Oak Streets. Portland, Or.
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PHYSICIANSTTENTIONI
If you are particular about your pre
scrlpttons let us do your- work. We
are particular, too. The best drugs and
34 years' experience. Prompt delivery
day or night Morrison-Grand Phar
macy. East Morrison and Grand ave.
Phones East 6490, B 2452.
IRViNGTON.
We now offer for sale our attractive
bungalow, located In the heart of Irv
ington. For price and terms call
F. E. BOWMAN A CO.,
Owners.
22d and Brazee. E 935, C 2322.
WHEREJT0 DINE.
Special turkey and chicken dinner
and many delicacies at the Peerless
Cafeteria, 84 and 86 Fifth street Open
all day; music from 12 to 2 and from
6 to' 7 o'clock. -
C. ELM0RE GROVE
For those Christmas photos.
for appointment. Both phones.
Washington street.'
pAone
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CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.
MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS.
S. W. COR. FOURTH AND MORRISON,
PORTLAND. '
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Sweater Coats
Sweaters. .
Underwear. . ...........
Brlta
Robes.
fane"
Hnarikerrhtefa
Far Glovee
Hand - Kalt Mitta
Umbrellas
Silk Hosiery
Collar and Cuff Boxes...
Mufflers
Scarf Pins
Maria anal Vest Bottoms
Automobile Capo.
Buckskin Glovea
Kaltted Veata. .........
Cravats.
.Military Bruahea
Clothe Bruahea
Drculas C'aae Articles...
Traveling Han,
Shower Proof and Duat
Coats
Dressing Gowaa.
House Coat a
Hat Boxes.
Fitted Basra.
Polo C'-oatn
Pin and C aff Button Seta
Tie Holders
Jewelry Seta.
Glove
Imported Knitted Four-
In-Handa
Knitted Silk Mufflers...
suxpenders, Plata and
Kaorv
Holeproof Hoalrry, box
Ami Banda. .
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HOLIDAY
CLOTHES
For '
the Careful
Dresser
We have a complete display of Suits
and Overcoats for men and young men.
The fact that they are in our store
makes it easy for you to dress correctly.
Clothing made for us must stand rigid
inspection and be perfect in every respect
or be rejected.
Men's Suits and Overcoats
$15 00 to $50.00
Young Men's Suits, O'coats
$12 50 to $27.50
Come in and try on a
full-dress suit, a Tux
edo suit or a Prince Al
bert. They are the
height of tailoring per
fection $35 to $50
ft '
Fourth and Morrison
Portland's Fashion Center Since 1863
Xmas shopping; by mail..
Your wants will have our
careful attention.
WEST SIDE HOME.
We have for sale a very attractive
home on Willamette Heights, eight
rooms, modern, furnace and fireplace,
lot 50x100; unobstructed view; only
86000; small amount of cash, and the
balance on long time. For particulars
apply to
CHAS. K. HENRY CO..
HENRY BLDG..
Fourth and Oak Streets, Portland, Or.
PLANT SIBSON'S, ROSES
Received today shipment of Kunope's
latest and most valuable novelties, in
cluding Juliet. Edward Mawley. Clau
dius, and many other celebrated intro
ductions. Catalogue free. Plant Sib.
son's Roses now for next Summer
bloom. Friends In California and else
where will appreciate a few choice va
rieties -as a Christmas remembrance.
THE SIBSON ROSE NURSERIES,
1180 Mllwaukle Ave., Portland. Or.-
$25,000H0ME.
14-room handsomely appointed home,
with large grounds, facing on the Irv
Ington Tennis Club; double garage.
This house was built by the owner for
a home less than a year ago. For par.
tlculars apply to
H. r. PALMER-JONES CO.,
404 Wilcox Bldg.
AT NAU'S.
Real ivory, fine handbags, folding
Uppers, traveling sets, drinking cups,
single and in sets. 20 per cent off on
umbrellas. Nau's Pharmacy, corner
Sixth and Alder.
I
attentionj;ravelers!
You will want a nice trunk, bag or
suitcase while on your holiday trip.
Special reduction of 10 to 25 per cent
now effective.
WILSON. "THE TRUNK MAN,"
251 Washington, near Third.
INCOME PROPERTY.
We offer for sale some very desir
able flat buildings paying as high as
14 per cent net. For particulars call
F. E. BOWMAN & CO.,
Owners.
22d and Brazee. E. 935, C 2322.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Free demonstrations of player pianos,
Victor talking machines, Vlctrolas and
aU the latest music at Sherman. Clay
& Co., Morrison at Sixth.
AT THEQUELLE.
Plenty large, Juicy Yamhill crawfish.
Dining-room for ladies, 6th and Stark.
Christmas Suggestions.
Fascinating and charming features tn
photography. Aune. Columbia bldg.
FITTED SUIT CASES AND BAGS.
A large variety at Harris' Trunk Mfg.
Co., 6th St.. near Alder.
Modern methods of beekeeping were in
troduced Info Cuba by Americans after tha
war with Spain.
r 1.1 rCi
I rvesiicsaiicss whcu
Traced to the byes
Some people suffer from restlessness
upon retring at night for years before
they discover the real cause of their
trouble; and very frequently it is due
to eyestrain. It is remarkable what a
singularly soothing effect and feeling
of absolute restfulness that correctly
fitted glasses will produce on such a
person. Our method of examination in
made with scientific accuracy, and if
you suffer from your eyes we can
quickly learn the WHY of it and fit
you with glasses that will give you
immediate relief.
Dallas Optical Parlors
218-219 Falling Building,
Corner Third and Washington,
Second Floor Take Elevator.
Attorneys, Attention!
Attorney has private office to rent.
Connected with reception-room; front
rooms: rent reasonable. Call 610 Ablng-
PC DC ls our spe.
VwOJ c 1 a 1 sale
Erlce on a dainty
aby Grand Piano.
The regular value
is $750. You can
pay as little a $10
as first payment.
and t a k e 3
years to pay
the balance.
We are ex
elusive agents for
We b e. r.
steck, Fisch
er and Vose
Pin no Also
Pianola Pianos, KOHLER A CHASE,
275 Washington. Opeu day and night
Eat. 1861
The Gift Problem
If yon desire to give a tangible gift to a friend,
make the gift worthy of the giver.
STERLING SILVER is something lasting. Give
something of utility, such as toilet articles or table
ware. Ours are SUPERIOR goods, made by G0R
HAM the world's largest silver manufacturers.
HANDBAGS We have them in exclusive designs
and of extra qualitv in a wide range of prices.
LEATHER GOODS A profusion of pretty and
useful articles to choose from.
-CUT GLASS articles of extremely beautiful de
signs. -
Chelsea and Seth Thomas clocks.
Every department of our store will offer tempting
suggestions to the Christmas shopper. You are
. welcome whether you boy or not at Portland's oldest
established jewelry store.
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L.C.HENRICHSEN CO.
1 284 Washington, Near Fourth Jf
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Double Top
Dust-Proof Damp-Proof
" Double tops positively prevent dust or moisture from
entering Viking Sectional Bookcases. Theso bookcases
protect your books perfectly and they will cot crack nor
swell. They are made to last for generations. The double
tops are only one of their splendid features.
Viking Sectional Bookcases
have frictionless steel door guides which
keep the doers from binding, sticking or ,
rattling. The door disappears as by msgic
when opened, and drops so softly you do
not hear it in closing-. Viking doors are
instantly removable without taking down
sections or disturbing books.
Made in every style and in the finest
selected seasoned woods. Come in and see
them,
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mm
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A Fine Christmas
Gift for the Home
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KILHAM
STATIONERY &
PRINTING CO.
Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters, Printers,
. Engravers, Booklet Makers and Bookbinders
Corner Fifth and Oak Streets
J ST to taste that famous
Yorkshire ham and Irish
bacon is errough! You'll
be a steady patron of
the Savoy Cafe ever after
ward. These are not all the
delicious things, either!
Many delicacies that are a
delight to. the epicure are
featured on the Savoy menu.
Suppose you try some of
them.
9
JIPK this
w0J elegant
fcrand new Player
Piano. Trxni $9
cash, 90. per month.
In oak, mahogany
and walnut; no In
terest. Free music
10 yeara' guarantee.
Autoplanos r e n ted,
? per month. Kob
lr A Chase, 375
IVaahinjrtoo. Open
lay ud njjrht.
CHRISTMA
UMBRELLAS
The largest stock in the city every
description from the cheapest to the
hlchoit-nrioi nnps all fine values
also all the staple lines Including our
noted itustproor umnreuas ine oesi
umbrellas in town at J1.00, $1.25, 51.50,
S2.00 and upwards.
TiAr-nverine- in all s-radea of silk and
gloria also repairing at lowest prices.
iet us put a new umoreua on your uia
handle -or a -new handle-on your old
umbrella. . - - - -
IMBRKI.LA
.KACTOHY,
MEREDITH'S
3:3) Washington St., Bet. 6th and 7th.
- Imperial Hotel Bulldins. -
Main or A 1418
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Anything in Printing DDCCC
Front and Stark. Sts. I 11 LOO